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Northern Advocate, 20 December 1919, Page 2

THE FOOD THE CHILDREN CANNOT FORGET THE FLAVOUR LINGERS. "Hurrah for pancakes!" the kiddies cry as they come home from school. "Make some more pancakes, mother! We love them." Tucker's pancake flour is a Iboon to mothers in these day lS of rising prices of foodstuffs. A packet costing a few pence makes a heaped up plate of lovely golden brown pancakes—sufficient' for a family of healthy boys and girls. These golden spheres are full of nutriment and deliciousness. The combination of cereal flours, dried milk, and other ingredients in the wonderful Tucker recipe creates a flavour which lingers in the memory and makes children "hur rah" for pancake time. Get the pan cake habit. You'll be glad of Tucker's pancake flour this summer. It's so handy for many delightful dishes —pikelets Yorkshire puddings, oy ster, banana, and apple fritters, ome lets, etc., etc. Order from your grocer to-day and you'll never be < without Tucker's pancake flour again,