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Canadian Forestry Journal 



Vol. XIII CONTENTS FOR JANUARY No. 1 \ 



Better Apparatus for Forest Fire Fighting 896 



Canada's White Pine Possessions Threatened with Extermina- j 



tion 900 j 



Two-Thirds of B. C. Forest Lands Devoid of Timber 908 I 



The Christmas Tree Trade 909 ! 



Canada's Fur Crop 9U I 



Free Cartoon Service z 912 | 



B. C. Premier Pledged to Place Forest Service on Merit Basis. . 913 { 



Poor Trees in Woodlots 914 j 



Ontario's Protective Plan Under Way 915 I 



How Quebec Associations Rid the Forests of Settlers' Hazards 917 1 



Fire Protection Convention at Montreal 918 -j 



Forests in Italian and Balkan War Zones 919 | 



Ancient Cedars of Lebanon 923 | 



1000 New Members Joined in 1916 925 ] 



Keep The Woodlot Clear of Fire 926 



British Foresters in the Cameroons 927 



Cost of Clearing Land by Two Methods 930 



How British Columbia Protects Forests 931 f 



New Methods Needed to Sustain Forest Productiveness 933 j 



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