May 1, 1925

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May 1, 1925

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The Great Samara

The Great Samara

By E. Phillips Oppenheim71 min
The Uttermost Farthing

The Uttermost Farthing

By JOSEPH LISTER RUTLEDGE35 min
Flight of the Phoenix

Flight of the Phoenix

By ISABEL ECCLESTONE MACKAY24 min
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The Great Samara 2425

The Great Samara

CATHERINE paused for a moment in her task, listened, rose to her feet and moved towards the window. She was in a plain official-looking apartment, separated by a glass partition from many others upon the same floor. She might really have been working in the American office of some great mercantile undertaking. By E. Phillips Oppenheim71 min
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The Uttermost Farthing

This is the story of Simon Utterly, dealer in antiques, and of the message that came to him; and of the tortured way that message led him. By JOSEPH LISTER RUTLEDGE35 min
Flight of the Phoenix 1819

Flight of the Phoenix

Just as the bird of Egyptian mythology soared, young and beautiful, from the ashes of its destruction, so, sometimes, may men regain self-respect and rehabilitation in the crucible of sacrifice. By ISABEL ECCLESTONE MACKAY24 min
Works Like a Silkworm in His Own Cocoon 2021

Works Like a Silkworm in His Own Cocoon

Sir Herbert Holt plays alone hand in business, but usually rakes in the pot with a Royal Flush, or, at least, a Full House. He doesn’t bluff on a pair of deuces. By J. HERBERT HODGINS16 min
Will Canada’s Everest Be Scaled? 1617

Will Canada’s Everest Be Scaled?

The conquest of Mount Logan, Canadas highest peak, is to be attempted. Fifty miles of windswept ice fields and glaciers must be crossed before the climb. By J. W. A. HICKSON15 min
INCUBATING THE GREATEST FARM ORGANIZATION IN WORLD—THE WHEAT POOL 45
BUSINESS & INVESTMENTS

INCUBATING THE GREATEST FARM ORGANIZATION IN WORLD—THE WHEAT POOL

THE strapping son of a Ruthenian immigrant of the Great Trek of the late nineties, strode into the sitting room of a country hotel in northern Saskatchewan, removed his gauntlet, and took a drink. The water was distinctly alkaline, but he smacked his lips in satisfaction, and then devoted his attention to rubbing his ear, the tip of which was frozen. By JOHN NELSON14 min
THE PIT 2223

THE PIT

There are moments when, sharing a brotherhood of misfortune, a leopard will lie down with weaker animals, deprived of its power or desire to kill. By H. MORTIMER BATTEN13 min
SPANS-THE-WORLD 2223

SPANS-THE-WORLD

A story which contains suggestions for a novel courtship, if you re bashful. By MARION WATHEN FOX12 min
Art and Decoration for Town and Country Homes 8889

Art and Decoration for Town and Country Homes

Charming Canadian Homes: No. 1, A Delightful Colonial Type By ANNE ELIZABETH WILSON10 min
Is Cassiar, B. C., a New Klondyke? 1213

Is Cassiar, B. C., a New Klondyke?

GOLD! The whisper has gone forth and reached out with its million tentacles into the moss-country of the far north, into the southland clear to the Mexican border, and eastward to the seaboard of the Atlantic. Gold! Free gold in the Cassiar! Since the report came down from the north late last October, of the discovery made by Bill Grady and Hugh Ford of rich placer diggings on Gold Pan Creek, Cassiar District, Northern British Columbia, supply merchants of Vancouver, Victoria and Seattle have been stocking up in all those things a miner needs. By JEROME B. EBERTS9 min
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