November 1923 (click to enlarge)

TABLE OF CONTENTS When the Wild Things Flee Ahead - - -Bonnycastle Dale 695 Timber Mining—An Object Lesson - - -Dr. J. H. White 697 Blazing A New Canoe Trail - - -L C. T. Beveridge 699 Fish and Game Conservation - - -W. Harry Allen 702 Gathering Tree Seeds for Future Forests - - -A. H. Richardson 703 How Scandinavia Solves Woods Labor Problem - - - 705 A Drama of the Woods - - -Gretchen Gibson 707 Beaver and Forest Fires 707 A Forester for Nova Scotia 709 The Fire Experience of British Columbia 709 The Bush Lot on the Northern Prairie Farm - - -By Archibald Mitchell 710 Putting Muscle Behind a Patriotic Effort 711 Silvicultural Research and Experiment - - -Clyde Leavltt 712 Editorial 714-15 Views of Canadians on Forestry Conditions 716 Railroads and the Forests (Illustrated) 717 Lopping the Tops Off Shade Trees - - -Archibald Mitchell 718 A Plan for a Continuous Production of Timber 719 The Canadian Muskrat - - -William McMillan 723 Getting Acquainted with the Hemlock Tree - - -B.R.Morton 724 Wilson Again Distinguishes Himself (Fiction) - - -Lovell Coombs 727 Hearty Press Endorsements 731 Lining Up the Lumberjacks - - -G. Gerald Blyth 733 Fire Pump Test 735

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