April 1, 1939

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April 1, 1939

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DEEP WATERS
FICTION

DEEP WATERS

By BEN AMES WILLIAMS34 min
Side-Horse Harry
FICTION

Side-Horse Harry

By FRANK LEON SMITH31 min
Voice in the Night
FICTION

Voice in the Night

By BENGE ATLEE30 min
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DEEP WATERS 1819
FICTION

DEEP WATERS

In which a lady in distress catches the wrong boat and a man in torment makes an astonishing discovery By BEN AMES WILLIAMS34 min
Side-Horse Harry 1011
FICTION

Side-Horse Harry

He tumbled — She tumbled — In fact, both tumbled better than they knew By FRANK LEON SMITH31 min
Voice in the Night 1415
FICTION

Voice in the Night

Kent Power and Sergeant Papineau of Mo'real in The Case of The Little Blue Crescents By BENGE ATLEE30 min
How’s Your Credit? 1617
GENERAL ARTICLES

How’s Your Credit?

Are you "good pay" or "bad pay"? Good or bad, the facts are sure to be recorded in the doomsday books of the credit agencies—One company has 14,000,000 names on its lists in Canada and the U.S. By ARTHUR LOWE27 min
Three Musketeers 45
FICTION

Three Musketeers

Children at play become men at war — A poignantly moving story of three who paid the price By NAOMI LANE BABSON21 min
Seeing the Invisible 89
GENERAL ARTICLES

Seeing the Invisible

Making the invisible visible, two young Canadians have developed an electron microscope which magnifies a grain of sand to the size of a 10-story building and penetrates a barrier which has baffled man since the beginning of time By ROYD E. BEAMISH17 min
We Nominate 1213
SPORT

We Nominate

AS THE 1938-39 hockey season fades in the distance, fans from Halifax to Victoria are engaged in one of their favorite pastimes—selecting all-star teams. This is possibly the one sure way in which anyone can be perfectly certain of becoming involved in a long and sometimes bitter dispute. By JAMES C. HENDY14 min
Norman McLarty 89
GENERAL ARTICLES

Norman McLarty

A word portrait of Canada's new Postmaster General By FREDERICK EDWARDS13 min
Beverley Baxter's LONDON LETTER 1213
GENERAL ARTICLES

Beverley Baxter's LONDON LETTER

A Contemptible Hoax
Eggs for Easter 5455
WOMEN AND THE HOME

Eggs for Easter

YOU CAN'T make an omelet unless you break an egg. Neither can you properly celebrate Easter without them, for aren't they the symbol of the season, providing both decoration and sustenance? Nor could you enjoy a custard, a soufflé, a sponge cake, and all those other dishes to which eggs give their richness, color and flavor, without eggs. By HELEN G. CAMPBELL8 min
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