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This guarantee “as sures:

delicious cern flakes

FoR 25 years Kellogg’s Corn Flakes have ‘been | con-
sidered the standard of quality — the highest value pos- _
sible to put into corn flakes.. Behind every package is
the personal guarantee of W. K. Kellogg: a
“You must be more than satisfied with the flavor
and freshness of Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, If you do not
consider them the best you ever tasted, return the empty
‘package and we will gladly refund your money.”
No other corn flakes are made like Kelloge’s. No
others reach you so fresh and crisp, For Kelloge’s have
a WAXTITE inside bag that is sealed top and bottom. It
‘guarantees oven-freshness! 7
. Look for the red-and-green package at your grocer’s. 7
Made by Kellogg in London, Ontario. °

For nourishment, dalicjous flavor and low cost,
“CROWN BRAND C RN SYRUP igre ized ag
. the moat healeata food by | foremost d etitlans, ;

Sead mae copy of “Cainde’s Bilas
” Henelog 16. for malig,

mm EGYPTIAN. OVEN: ‘AND’, a
THE MODERN: INCUBATOR

“a glance at the up-to-date incubators

believe that this descendant is along

operation thousands of years before

-4°/-Obrist and is still used in‘ that old land

‘The ancient incubater is really p
mud house In which everything is done
from the insiie, the eggs are placed in

svork from the inside as well. The mo-
ern incubator bas its heat: applied
antomatically from ‘without, and. in-
stead of a smudge ‘burning for days to
raise the temperature high enough so
that the eggs may be put in a button
is totich and electricity ‘quickly heat;

nture,: Th EKgyptian sweltering in a
temperature of 103, and ‘crouched in a
very uncomfortable position, turned
the eggs by hand, one by one. The

the w hole lot is turned in an instant.
Nor has the attendant today to gues:
at the temperature of the egg chamber
as wus the case, and still is, in the old
style; a theremometer is in plain view
‘indi¢ating thie exact temperature anc
n thermosta keeps it at any given poini.
by automatically turning’ the electri:

humidity was introduced by means of
moist straw or by sprinkling. water on
the floor and walls... Humidifying’ iy
modernized to the réservelr and the
electric fan,

¥es, its a long way from the ineuba-
tor of adobe, without Hght or ventila-

ing manure, where the almost naked
attendant, in a sweltering heat, crawl:
around to do his work, to the modern

‘in the pereentage. ‘of, healthy, living

vhicks hatched.

MINISTER OF MINES COMMENTS

ON MINING INDUSTRY IN 'B. C
The brightest feature of British Col.
umbia mining at the present ime, com.
ments Mry MacKenzie, is he active
search for gold. Placer gold produe-
tion made a substantial Increase in the
past yenr, with an output nearly twice
that of 1930, , Lode gold productiox
showed u ‘slight, decline in 1931, due tc
lessened. , preduetion - of  by-prodnet

gol, but the: plans and development
under way, assures a. preater output ib |
198% 2

now in ‘general use would lead one of

-| Way-removed froni its ancestor, the old.
Egyptian hatching oven that was in

a separate room, the heat is applied |
‘from within, and the operator dogs: his :

the egg chamber to the desired temper- | :

imedern attendant touches a' lever and

city on or off. En the old incubate |.

tion, with heat supplied by smoulder- {-

-|and efficient Incubators of. today con-| . ..
trolled and mannged -with ease and}
comfert. Yes, its a long. way, except |.

the: pibaninle of Improvement. in:
Ee prices holds hope for British Col|
umbia mines, 25 the known. silver ‘ore

‘ment. jn general world conditions wll
be. necessary before base metal mining
will again show an upward trend,
The. ability, -enthusiasm - and «high
technical achievements of the * entin:
personnel of: the’ “mining industry, re-
flects. great credit: on them, and Mr:
McKenzie paid. tribute to the way -in

which employment had beer maintain
ed tn these trying: times,” _ moo :

| [Hare cad The ore

 Anticipations are that . there
will be an attendance of 600-Rota-' -
rans at the distriet convention to
be held at the Cornwallis. , fon
Kentville, N.S., June land 2 It
is expected that Sir John Bennett’
of St. John's, Newfoundland; will
address the convention,

Hon. Gordon §, Harr ineton,
premier of Nova Scotia, accom-
panied by Mrs Harrington, ieit-

"Halifax recently for Muntreal
-where they boarded S.S. Duchess
of Bedford for a short holiday in
the Old Country. During his ab-
sence, Hon, Percy C. Black will -
be acting premier of the Province;

“It is mot too much .to say that
eny improvement in the revenuas
of the railroads will immediately
make itself felt in all channels of
trade and: that ‘the maintenance
of railroad solyency will do more
than any other domestic factor to

_ restore strength to the nation's
institutions,” says an editorial in
the Charleston, 8;-C., Post.

The “career open to merit” In

_ Fallway affairs is well illustrated
in the case of Charles H. Bwing,
a railroader for “49 * consecutive
years, recently promoted presi-
dent of the Reading Company, in
1883, atythe eze. of 17, Ewing
began his. railroad : career asa
‘redman inthe’ employ = of the.

now the Reading Company..

There were 447 moose and 9594
deer shot in‘New Brunswick last
“year, according to figures can-
tained in the annual report of
Chief Game ‘Warden HF. H. Rit-
chie to the povincial “Minister “of
Lands and Forests, There was
also a very successful. partridge
season with: bag of 44,469 birds,

enn ¢
_ Warmer weather and -penerally
' favorable conditions point to nor-
mal development of the western .
wheat crop, according. to. the -

ment of the Canadian Pacific
Railway. Virtually all of Mani-
toba’s seed is in and Saskatche-
wan‘ andAlberta seeding will be —
completed by the end of the third
week of May. ,

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‘[¥egerves are “considerable, . ‘Improve: ['

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