Canadian Forestry Journal, July, 1919 



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TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR JULY, 1919. 



Planting Suitable Shade Trees. By F. E. Buck 291 



Trimming and Re-trimming Roadside Tree-^ 295 



Change Quebec's Cutting Regulations _ 295 



Linemen and Shade Tree Slaughtr 297 



The Cash Value of Shade Treeo 297 



Public Necessity and Private Rights 301 



Technical Men Wanted in the Woods 302 



The Forest's Losing Fight in Arctic Canada. By Frits Johansen 303 



Passing of the Balsam Budworm in N. B. By J. D. Tothil! 306 



A Question for New Brunswick. By Angus McLea"" 308 



Tree Planting Work in Quebec 309 



Ontario's Forest Possessions 310 



Can Timber Limits be Mapped by Airplane? 312 



Making Forestry Pay its Way 314 



Building a Nation on a Tree Farm 315 



Ontario and New Brunswick Forest Fires 320 



Western Canada! — Is This Your Business! 324 



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