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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 124, 25 May 1920, Page 6

A GOOD MOTTO. Never be without Tucker's Pancake Flour Is a good motto in home cuisine. In one packet you hare all the finest Ingredients available and mixed for preparing the sort of pancakes that everybody appreciates. No milk or eggs required—yon Jo«t add water and cook, and in a few minirtes yon are able to scoop your pancakes from pan to rtish. Pancakes made the Tneker way are those jrolden-uound kind that yon hare difficulty in keeping from hungry months nearabouts. Unless yon conceal the pancakes nntll you hare a heaped-np dish, they crn always likely to disapoear promptly. Then again this Pancake Flour can he used for making omelets, frlttera pikelets. pudtflngK. and to forth. It is a veritable cornucopia. Ner*r he wlthont Tucker's Pancake Flour. The kiddies lore these pancake*. A packet only costs a few pence. Ask your irrocer.—(Ad.^

No, thank you, says Mr. Farmer, "Once caught twice ehy,"—it is none other than Tonson Garlick's "duality" furniture this time for mc. — (Ad.) The greatest assortment of ladies'" Xew Zealand and imported tweed coat?, from £3 19/6 to £0 15/. Ladies' raincoats from 47/6. Children's and maids' raincoats: Children' 3 from 22/6, maids' from 35/. Wonderful value at Meikle's, Queen Street.—(Ad.) To protect the throat from the influence of obnoxious germs—it is wise to use Shaxland'e Formalin Throat Tablets (mint or cinnamon flavour). Sold everywhere. 2/.—(Ad.) Fur collars for coats in great variety and price, from 10/6 to £4 10/, but there are some beauties, too, at Meikle's Valu House, corner of Queen and Wellesley Streets. — (Ad.;