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Otago Daily Times, Issue 25853, 25 May 1945, Page 7

THE FETHER-FLAKE “ MYSTERY. ” One day a customer actually complained at an Ernest Adams Shop about the quality of what she called Fether-Flake. which she had purchased elsewhere. Sne could not understand that the whole trouble was that she had purchased another preparation and wrongly assumed that it was Fether-Flake. as it was used for a similar purpose and had a similar appearance. All was made clear, however, when it was explained to her that Fether-Flake Is the trade name for readymixed puff pastry ready to bake, whtui is manufactured and sold only in the shops and agencies of Ernest Adams. Ltd The name Fether-Flake is on every wrapper. The uniform high quality of FetherFlake has ensured its success. This success has encouraged similar lines. If you want Fether-Flake, remember that yon can only buy It at Ernest Adams. Ltd . Cake Shops and Agencies.—Advt. Business letters should be addressed to the Manager—not the Editor.

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