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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1703, 17 December 1919, Page 6

AN ECONOMICAL FOOD. The price; of eggs, meat, and many other domestic, commodities are still going up. JohnnyV mother was looking around for more economical foodstuffs. A trie lid, discussing the matter, suggested that Tucker’s pancake Hour •was excellent. Johnny’s father brought homo a packet next evening. Mother was delighted to find that it required no milk or eggs or anything except water, and yet a packet costs only a few pence. What a line meal that family enjoyed, within' a Tew minutes, too, as no preparation heyo d mixing and cookin" was required. Mother, father, and children Were, alter that, always enthusiastic about Tucker’s pancakes. They helped to'-solve (ho cost of living in a really delightful manner. Thousands of families new regularly enjoy the great value of panenhas made the Tucker way, as well as the saving ol time and trouble* in preparing a meal. It is not dillielilfc to utd retain! why people now regard paneal;— as one ot the most popular dishes, In I Tucker’s pancake Hour is good for many d’dies besides pancakes- -pikeh'K on'dd/y fritters of all kinds. Ynrkshr pudding, •etc. You will sr- Tucker’.-- uareake fl ■■••• packets displayed for sale at all (' ‘j. The dernni'd for It is over on fl ’li-rnpen. GfWW TTUlst have it 01) jhaud.—Advt. *