Maclean's

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FICTION

Treeholme House

In which a mystery deepens and a new terror strikes at the house of Gaunt By EDITH HOWIE37 min

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Not By Moonlight

Drama under a mountain and a girl who found that Paradise can be dangerous By HAROLD CHANNING WIRE29 min

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Floating Coffin

They called her a holy roller but Wally Todd always knew the “ Gabriel " had real stuff in her By BERTRAND W. SINCLAIR29 min

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DOUBLE DESK

Tuck Brown might have known that when a youngster talks himself info a promotion that older men have side-stepped he's just begging for trouble By RAY MILLHOLLAND26 min

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GENERAL ARTICLES

MOTORING'S "FIRSTS"

Canada’s first horseless carriage, an electric, was built in Toronto in 1893; the first gasolinedriven car was imported in 1898 By WARREN B. HASTINGS13 min

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GENERAL ARTICLES

LONDON LETTER

Will Britain Adopt Conscription ? By A. Beverley Baxter's11 min

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GENERAL ARTICLES

Backstage at Ottawa

By A POLITICIAN WITH A NOTEBOOK

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GENERAL ARTICLES

Mukluk Ranchers

After one of the most arduous animal treks in history Canada's reindeer herd is now multiplying rapidly By PHILIP A. NOVIKOFF10 min

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SPORT

Professionals Earn Their Dough

ONE JANUARY NIGHT, when the hockey season was at its peak. I was rushed to New York’s St. Luke’s Hospital for an operation. A few days later during my convalescence, I had a visitor who really got my goat. He was a chap who draped himself over the foot of the bed and chortled, “Well. By ROY WORTERS9 min

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WOMEN AND THE HOME

Better Breakfasts

A GOOD DAY starts with a good breakfast. Not one of those hit-and-miss, eaten-on-the-run snacks which don’t even deserve the name of breakfast, but an honest-to-goodness meal and a decent amount of time to enjoy it. It can be done, you know; one reformed eat-and-runner says he actually saves time by taking a full thirty minutes for his morning meal—and he doesn’t have to get up much earlier either. By M. FRANCES HUCKS6 min