April 15, 1925

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April 15, 1925

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The Great Samara

The Great Samara

By E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM74 min
The Haunted Lady

The Haunted Lady

By ADELA ROGERS ST. JOHN37 min
THINGS

THINGS

By ALAN SULLIVAN29 min
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The Great Samara

AN ENGLISHMAN seated upon a divan in one of the lofty rooms of the Salons Prives nudged the arm of his companion, newly arrived from England. He was by way of being showman and had been pointing put the notabilities of the place. “Do you see the fair young man moving round the table on the left?” By E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM74 min
The Haunted Lady 1415

The Haunted Lady

Should a virtuous woman endanger her reputation to save her spurned lover from a fail term? This question, as well as the ethics of true sportsmanship, is featured in this vivid story. By ADELA ROGERS ST. JOHN37 min
THINGS 89

THINGS

IN GIVING an account of what happened to Philip Allaway in connection with the Kingscote inheritance, it is only fair to make it clear that that young man’s predilections were largely the result of environment and heredity. His father had been a happy-golucky character, who expected more from life than he put into it. By ALAN SULLIVAN29 min
GOSSIP 2021

GOSSIP

“Shall we hang the woman on the gallows of gossip?” queried young Foster, in endeavoring to solve a novel — yet amazingly simple — mystery. By W. A. FRASER26 min
THE STORM 1617

THE STORM

Above the literary horizon a new star has appeared — Martha Ostenso, the Winnipeg girl, who recently won, with her first novel, a $13,500 prize. Some of the qualities of that work are evident in this short story of simple folk. By MARTHA OSTENSO16 min
The Maritime Provinces of Canada An Opportunity—Not a Problem 4647
REVIEW of REVIEWS

The Maritime Provinces of Canada An Opportunity—Not a Problem

THE clock on Parliament Hill boomed the hour of noon, and the member from Gopher Plains laid down his pen, yawned, and addressing an unseen face behind a newspaper, inquired: “When do we eat?” It was half a minute later before his friend and seat mate vouchsafed any reply, and then it was accompanied with gestures of violence and snorts of disapproval. By CECIL CRACKENTHORPE14 min
Taschereau Rules in Old Quebec 2627

Taschereau Rules in Old Quebec

Louis Alexandre Taschereau is of the political purple—the last surviving aristocrat in Canadian governments. By JOHN NELSON14 min
Canadian Senate a National Asset 2627

Canadian Senate a National Asset

Will this Summer s conference be death-knell of our second chamber? By ARTHUR HANNAY11 min
Britain’s Grim Key to India 3839
REVIEW of REVIEWS

Britain’s Grim Key to India

Intrepid Journalist-Explorer Visits Afghanistan and Explains Its People and Its Strategic Value. By LOWELL THOMAS10 min
FEDERAL BUDGET LIKE CROSS-WORD PUZZLE TO MEN SEEKING TAX RELIEF 45
BUSINESS & INVESTMENTS

FEDERAL BUDGET LIKE CROSS-WORD PUZZLE TO MEN SEEKING TAX RELIEF

MY NEIGHBOR leaned over our green picket fence the other evening as we both emerged from our cellars with ashes for the Tuesday morning collection. “What do you think of the Budget which Robb brought down at Ottawa the other day?” I asked him. By J. HERBERT HODGINS9 min
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