November 1925 (click to enlarge)

TABLE OF CONTENTS Winning the Children as Forest Friends 613 Water Powers are Tied to the Forest - - - JULIAN SMITH 613 23000 Miles Travelled by Field Parties 614 My Promised Moose - - - OZARK RIPLEY 615 7,000 Miles With the Tree-Planting Car 617 Helping Young Canada To Play a Worthy Part 618 LUCK — A Story of Elk and Their Enemies - - - EDWIN C. HOBSON 619 Our National Wards - - - DAN MCCOWAN 621 Fires and Fools - - - THOMAS FORSYTH — HUNTER 624 The Forest Firs - - - R. MANLY ORR 624 Wild Geese Up a Tree - - - AMGUS G. COOCH 625 Ontario's Forestry Building 627 A Deadly Tree Fungus - - - PROFESSOR A. T. DAVIDSON 629 Alberta Should be a Land of Treed Farms 631 Norway Shows a Way - - - TOR GLOERSEN 632 Forest Fires Reported by Telephone 635 The Value of Publicity in Forest Fire Prevention - - - R. V. STUART 636 The Plower Societies Favor Tree-Planting - - - C. MACGILLIVRAY CAMPBELL 637 Logging and Lumbering Scenes in British Columbia 638 Editorial 640 Forest Fire Insurance Abroad 642 When You're Lost in the Woods - - - R. G. LEWIS 643 The World's Greatest Factory - - - ARTHUR HERBERT RICHARDSON 645 A new Tree-Felling Device 653 How Snow Motors Bring Power For ... - - - GEORGE B. CULLEN 657 Canadian Air Force Statistics 655 Aerial Photography as Aid to Forest Surveys 655 The Business of Running a Broadcasting Station 660

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