The flavor keeps kiddies coming back for more! The flavor wins ‘all. Each. crackly- crisp flake sis toasted golden- brown and en- riched with a flavor supreme.

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Man (if 104 Years Tells His Secret

SAiSKA/POQN, SASK. May 18, A hard -honest day‘s work, an honest night's sleep and strict abstinence trout hard~ liquor. ls the recip. which James Camels, 104 pres- cribes ior those who would attain p.516, old age.

. M-r. (Israels ior many yq/rs a resident oi Saskatoon, was born in County Armagh. Ireland in 1820. l-le creased the-Atlantic ten years later with his iather in n wooden sailing vessel. which spent nine weeks upon the cesn beiore the Gull’ oi ‘St. Lawrence came into view.

The ‘Cesael iamiiy settled in Ontario, in ‘the vicinity oi tbepre- sc-nt c ty oi Owen Sound. While still a youth Mi’. (Nsscel lost his parents and at. the age oi 21. took up the ihurden 0i caring ior a large family oi youngers brothers and asters, all oi whom now are dead. The only employment available at. that time was in cleazlng heavy Lmberircm the innd, which the pioneers proposed .to cultivate. “You don't see trees like those any more." the veteran declared "Trees were irom three to tour ieet through at the butt and when the land was cleared, the stumps xemaincd ior some years ni.cr, so 'hat each acre oi homestead land cost the settler about 814 or $15 ay the time it was ready ior the iiow. lt was real work too, not he eight-hour day oi the present ime. We used to work from the ime we could see in the morning mill the light iallcd a-t night." The years spent in hewlng down .ho g'ant trees are still fresh in ihe memory oi the centcnariun. t la to the habits oi ion-g hours :i hard, musclcrbuilrling axe work, hat Mr. Cos-sols attributes his

great age. When Mr. Cus-zcls first saw Toronto, ll was, he says, a

otrnggllng little village, oi two or hree stores- and n narrow gauge railway. Owen eSOtmd, Barrie and a number oi other large centres In Ontario had not been inunded._ lie recalls the iirst train to reach Jwen Sound and wh-nrsicaiiy re- znarked that the children of the roighborhond used to cllm-b the recs to see the smoke oi’ the loco- nrolve as _ it lumbtrell along the ne_

Mrs. Cassels died a number of

years ago. The couple had iivc ihiidren, Mrs. J. » Johnston of lnskutoon; Mus. W. Johnston oi

Victona, B. -C.; Mrs; A. Crawford =-i Eaton, Susie; Mrs. S. Silver'- horne, Ardath, Sask.; and Mrs. i. A. Casssis oi Melville. There .re sevsrni grand children and one ‘great granddaughter,

Forests 0f West Are Liberally Replenished

‘lNlDlrAN HEAD, Sack. May lll More than i-ive million seedlings and the cuttings are supplied by ‘the Dominion iorestry inrms nt

ilndiuu H1entl_ and Sutherland, Sask, to 6.600 mrmers in the three Prairie provrinceis. This repre-

ients the annual output oi these two iorestry iarms.

Tho season opened with i1 huge shipment oi more then a. million ind n hall trjees ircm the Suther- ‘Mld iarm, ior distribution amoung iirnners invthe Northern parts oi j the province,

Shipments oi evergreens now has commenced imm the local iarms with 90,000 spruce and pine transplants dor diistributlon among 608 applicants and iiity thousand others are to ‘be shipped to government reserves and iorest

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Nowhere ls so much enjoyment packed into each twenty- lour hours as aboard ship on an ocean voyage. Games and exercise on spacious decks, or cosy relaxatlém. in deck chairs with the clean_aea breeze on yew ch" '5 i meals fit for an epicure, served m a luxurious bnlhar: all?!“ dancing to the strains oi a wonderful orchestra, wit a s to between numbers to watch_the moonbeams ‘dance on_ t e- waters; cards and conversation with u- ,, Comlllnlllnllg and each night, restful refreshing slumber in a comiortah e berth in a spacious airy stateroom. h’ ’ Y E h llda t a year on can cross lliiiyAllaatnmfktlsitill ills gldophaiiililurior: a Aiwh :1: l8n::l:‘°l;‘¢\::ﬂ,c£.rl: , idtndﬂ; lgéugum An i|'|gi,m=a":rcll,‘ the? beauties oi. the historic l wmacs Blur. _ Ask your local steamship agent’ for information» or up y to-

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plantations throughout the West.

Art the present time the iorestry farm carries a llet oi 9.000 names ior inspection during the sunrmer, by the eight inspectors who will start. on the road early in June.

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‘ WGY Program

THURSDFMAY 21 WG-Y (Schenectady, N. Y.) General Electric Company

790 Kilocyclss (379.5 Meters)

Eastern Standard Time

11.30 a. IIL-"SIOOK market report. 11.40 a. m.—1’roducc market re- port. 11.46 a. m.--‘Weather report. 11.55 a. m_—'l‘ime signals, 1.00 p. m.-—<Muslc; talk, “Fram- ing and Hanging -Pictures," by Proi. Annette J. Warner, New York State College oi Home Economics. Cornell University.

1.30 l). ll'l.-—QI'Bﬂ|1 recital by Ste pben E. Boisclair.

5.00 p. m.——<l’roduce and stock

scores 5.80 p. m.-—Dlnner program iron. Ten Eyck illotsl, Albany, N. Y.

report on condition oi New York Salute highways. r

6.35 p. m.-—"A Few Moments with New Books." William F. Jac ob, librarian, General EiectricCo. 6.50 p. tin-Program by WGY Orchestra. American Trio and Jos- ‘cphlne Thaysr, soprano. - “Dance" -------'. ........ -- Tobias WGY Orchestra

"Dost Thou Know That Sweet land?" from "Mignon" Thomas Josephine Thayer -

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Ford cars are produced in greater numbers than any other car.

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Performance in the hands of over ten million owners proves it.

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market quotations; news. baseball "Scene do Ballet" --.--'.-- Huerter

Orchestra .. ' ~

7.30. p. m.-+Program from Wana- msksrAuditorlum, New York; also 6.30 p. m. Baseball scores and broadcast by WJZ. "

10.80" p. III.—OI'QIII recital, b! stsphon: E. Bolsclair, from Proc- toi-‘s l-l-rrnanus Blsacker Hall, Al- banyfN. Y. ' ’ _ , —-———£O}—-—i‘- i’ ROOKEFELLII! 700K " STRANGE NIGRISO AROUND Hll MANQIONAFTIR . - WIpDING

NEW YORK. May lm-lomo- where tn the more obscure chau- nels oi New York life to-day area number oi young girls and a band-

n. "The. Hand oi You" Jacobs-Bond an o! WGIIIBI! who can tell the"

friends in oiiice. shop or neighbor- hood all about the weudins of Abby Rocksiellensnd her boyhood beau, David Milton. a Alter the wcddins ceremony- John D. Rockieller, Jr., lather 0! the rbride. noticed the crowd 0t curius collection on the PQVHYIBM across from the house. . Coming out he invited them to come ‘and inspeel l!" Rmml“ mansion and personally escorted them, giving each oi them a bunch oi the iloral decorations. On the last trip he noticed an old "gross, clutching a ‘bundle oi "washing," who stood a bit to one ﬂldﬁgjhllﬂlug uneasily, yet rooted irresistibly to the wt"- - “Yoi are invited. too."- ltoe dollar klndlY~ - ', so, sir, thank you. ﬁr. I qpuld m really." she stammsred. overcome.

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Premier King Should

Make Explanation

OTTAWA, May 19-Probwbly no prime minister in history ‘has had [o min-mo m-uqh thank water as Mr. icing, The luutst do in regard ‘to the sail“ of electric power. On [Friday he positively and even warmly as- sented the government had no nip- piication ior swch. sole. etotiml 4"- ilnltnliy as iollow: "No appllcaitilon whatever, that l am aware oiphus been made to ‘the government wiith respect to the export. oi’ power. l am making that statement iu-lly conscious oi its sl-gniiicanoe and meaning in every particular." Nothing could be more assuring than this. yet oil-Monday. rwo day incur, s contract, as yet unsigned by the government, dealing with the QXDON. oi electric power to the Un- ited Stems from the proposed Garth

German Airplanes Menace to Britain

LONDON, May 19,—A terrible menace to British commercial aviation, -in the opinion oi Sir Sam- uel l‘l1'8l0i1e, is iound in the P70- poaed increase oi Germany‘! B" servlea by 75 per cent this summer. '

The Morning Post quota Sir Samuel Instone and British avia- tion experts assaying that agmat network oi German air lines will spread over Europe mntrolied by Junkens and atiecbing eight or nine countries, _ ikndludtlsig‘ ' Germany. ‘Hungary, Austria, lilsthonis, Lat-- Iva, ﬂwltserland and Romania.

."Althou.gh the German machines are not war machines." lnstone

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said, "they would be to an air ser- wbnt our merchant gnarin was to the British navy."

TRUE LOVE

Engine-darkens Sweetheart — "And do you Mwa/ys think, _oi ma dusting your lml nigh-t trips?!‘-

“Do ii I've wrecked two. tu-Mns that way already!"

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