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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16590, 12 November 1919, Page 4

WARM WEATHER PREDICTED.

LIGHTER, food recommended. Air. Clement Wragge predicts several seasons of exceptionally hot weather and this will bo an intimation to many housewives to prepare for the heat, especially m relation to food. It will be wiso to get in a good assortment of Tucker’s “Sunshine” Jellies and Custards, whose preparation saves all burdensome ■ cookery and supplies a really delightful dessert dish, which is approved as wonderfully invigorating and beneficial during oppressive weather for adults or children. Tucker’s superior quality “Sunshine” Jelly Crystals are manufactured from genuine gelatine in a variety of delicious flavours. They make into appetising, sparkling "Sunshine” jellies with unequalled nourishing qualities. Their flavour is glorious. Ask your grocer for a selection of those choice flavours. You will be pleased to have them in your home ready for uso at any time. Don’t fail to ask for “Sunshine” if you want jellies of extraspecial quality. They may cost a little more, but aro well worth a lot extra. Advt.

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