Here we see the baby trees set out in their tinal site — at Proulv, near Grand Mere. t'.Q. 

 casualties are very light, even at this tender stage. Eventually the waste 

 land will bear a heavy crop of spruce trees to feed the ever- 

 famishing grinders of the pulp mill. 



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I'hotos by courtesy of J. C. Jaimet, Kitchener. Out 



W'alrrldd ('ouiity'.s cons(>ivat ion spirit is 1i(M<> exemililied. Pliotogiaplis show typical scones ;ii 



t'ressman's woods, wliich arc a continual source of ilelight to thousands of 



peojile every summer. Many of the trees are 100 to l.')0 foot higli. 



