Canadian Forestry Journal, September, 1919 



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TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR SEPTEMBER, 1919. 



How to Attract Birds to the Home, by P. A. Taverner ' 339 



The Care of Bark Wounds in Trees, by C. L. Meller 343 



Cruising Mahogany in Central America, by L. C. Tilt 343 



Tree Wireless — A New Application, by D. R. P. Coats 348 



When Trees Grow; A Novel Study, by J. S. Illick 351 



Hatching Trees by the Million, by G. C. Piche 355 



Toronto's Woodland School for Children 359 



Jack Miner's Scriptural Fliers 360 



Forest Fire Items of the Month 360 



Memorial Trees, by Dr. Frank Crane 361 



Future Facts that the Present Must Face, by Hon. E. A. Smith 362 



Plea for the Northern Ontario Homestead 364 



The Empire Gets Together in Forest Conservation 366 



Is There Profit in Planting Timber Trees? by G. C. Piche 368 



Who Will Pay the Forestry Piper? 372 



The Business Sense of Old France 373 



Forest Fire Losses m the West 375 



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