February 1, 1929

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February 1, 1929

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The Last Stand of Almighty Voice

The Last Stand of Almighty Voice

By CHIEF BUFFALO CHILD LONG LANCE27 min
To Love and To Cherish

To Love and To Cherish

By CONSTANCE TRAVERS SWEATMAN27 min
The West’s Biggest Young Man

The West’s Biggest Young Man

By JOHN HURLEY10 min
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The Last Stand of Almighty Voice 1213

The Last Stand of Almighty Voice

A thrilling description of one of the most poignantly dramatic episodes in the history of the Canadian Northwest By CHIEF BUFFALO CHILD LONG LANCE27 min
To Love and To Cherish 2223

To Love and To Cherish

In which Paul discovers that there’s no scourge like the scourge of a guilty conscience

 By CONSTANCE TRAVERS SWEATMAN27 min
The West’s Biggest Young Man 89

The West’s Biggest Young Man

An intimate sketch of a colossus of the prairies whose financial, industrial and commercial operations straddle the continent By JOHN HURLEY10 min
Fixing It For Sally 1415

Fixing It For Sally

Said Sally: “You think I'm a hopeless fool, don't you, Peter?” Said Peter: “No—not hopeless” By EDGAR MCINNIS24 min
Adequate Flow of Credit Vital to National Progress 6465
BUSINESS & INVESTMENTS

Adequate Flow of Credit Vital to National Progress

CREDIT, rather than actual money, is the great motivating force in business and industry. It is estimated that fully ninety per cent, of the business of Canada and the United States is done on credit or the instruments of credit. The credit of a business enterprise is one of its most valuable assets, and at the same time one of the most perishable, if constant care is not taken to preserve its integrity. By A. W. BLUE10 min
The Man Who Named Petersville 67

The Man Who Named Petersville

THE dreary old men who make speeches at school openings and civic celebrations always use the sentence: “No one who does not know about Colonel Peters can understand Petersville.” That vague compliment has been in the currency of local oratory ever since Colonel Evelyn Peters died in the year 1857, of a stroke brought on by a fit of temper that followed an election. By FRED JACOB23 min
Wall Hangings of Distinction 6061
THE HOME BEAUTIFUL

Wall Hangings of Distinction

Carefully chosen wall hangings will transform a dull room into a place of dignified charm By MARY AGNES PEASE9 min
Friday Night 1617

Friday Night

His love was nurtured on a phantom voice and hers on the strength that is the strength of the sea By FREDERICK B. WATT20 min
British-U. S. Naval Rivalry 2627
REVIEW of REVIEWS

British-U. S. Naval Rivalry

Empire Editors Discuss “Competition" for Command of the Seas. —U. S. Wants “Biggest Navy.”
Canada's Fighting Airmen 45

Canada's Fighting Airmen

In six short weeks of furious conflict Bishop became a captain and won his first decoration By MAJOR GEORGE A. DREW19 min
Is Your Child Thin and Weak? 5657

Is Your Child Thin and Weak?

McCoy’s Sugar Coated Tablets Puts on Flesh and Builds Them Up
ENEMY 1011

ENEMY

In which love comes to Gervais Goudron, and the trail of a furious vengeance takes a strange turning By WILLIAM MERRIAM ROUSE19 min
Advises State Aid for Miners 2829
REVIEW of REVIEWS

Advises State Aid for Miners

Conditions in Colliery Towns Appalling—Should Miners Receive Unemployment Pay? By BRITISH PRESS4 min
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