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Canadian Forestry Journal 



Vol. XIII. WOODSTOCK, ONT., SEPTEMBER, 1917 No. 9 



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THE CANADIAN FORESTRY JOURNAL 



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Printed by the Rod and Gun Press, Woodstock. Ont. 



Establishing a Plantation of Conifers on the Prairies 1281 



Four-thousand-year-old Sequoias 1283 | 



Waste of Hemlock Bark in B. C 1285 j 



Fining Offenders for causing fires 1289 j 



French Woodlands Razed in Retreat 1289 j 



White Pine 1291 j 



What the Woodlot Means to the Farm 1292 j 



Natural Forest in Contrast to Woodlot 1293 j 



Unique Forestry Exhibit at Prince Albert 1294 j 



France's Regard for her Forests 1295 j 



The uses of Wood Pulp 1296 j 



The Summons Verses by L. H. Bailey 1299 j 



Sheep and Goats as Tree Destroyers 1300 j 



Restoring Beauty to a Rocky Island 1301 j 



What Slash Disposal Means 1302 j 



Estimating Fire Damage 1304 | 



Timber Resources of Northern Manitoba 1305 | 



Russia in the Wood Market 1307 j 



The Pulp Industry as a Conservator 1308 j 



Stories from the War-Front Forests 1309 | 



What Kinds of Spruce to Plant 1310 f 



Afforesting Sand Dunes in Cadiz, Spain 1311 j 



How India's Forests Prevent Torrents 1311 | 



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