May 1, 1929

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May 1, 1929

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The Red Sport Cabriolet

The Red Sport Cabriolet

By MARTHA BANNING THOMAS34 min
As the Twig is Bent
Women and Their Work

As the Twig is Bent

By MABEL CREWS RINGLAND10 min
THE PILOT

THE PILOT

By J. H. POWER30 min
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The Red Sport Cabriolet 67

The Red Sport Cabriolet

Concerning the appalling tribulations of a “gimme” flapper and the sad struggle of the smitten male to achieve wisdom By MARTHA BANNING THOMAS34 min
As the Twig is Bent 7879
Women and Their Work

As the Twig is Bent

Character doesn’t “happen;” it must be built and the parent’s task is that of builder By MABEL CREWS RINGLAND10 min
THE PILOT 2021

THE PILOT

In which an adventurer becomes a lover and love risks all on a deed of great daring By J. H. POWER30 min
Brickbats and Bouquets 3637

Brickbats and Bouquets

For the second time I have read with regret and indignation articles in your magazine adversely criticizing Australia’s labor laws and conditions. It seems to me not the province of a country that resents criticism of its own institutions to offer criticisms, or to publish such of another, unless the other side of the case is also given.
Private Elemental 1213

Private Elemental

The story of a feud between two men of courage and the triumph of an amazing tenacity By WILL R. BIRD26 min
Security Markets Reflect Acute Credit Stringency 8889
BUSINESS & INVESTMENTS

Security Markets Reflect Acute Credit Stringency

NOVICES in the art of speculation have acquired a vast amount of useful experience since the beginning of the year. They have been presented with concrete evidence of the unstable character of security values, and have discovered that stocks can decline with equal or even greater precipitancy than they can advance. By A. W. BLUE10 min
The Centenarian 1415

The Centenarian

In which a master of irony records Petersville's discovery of a hero and the hero's discovery of himself By FRED JACOB20 min
Kindred 2021

Kindred

In which the lone eagle atop Creation Mountain learns that life was not meant for hatred By ARCHIE P. MCKISHNIE8 min
Vanderdassen 89

Vanderdassen

The tale of a mariner who, having no use for women, found a pearl of great price By MAURICE INSKIPP19 min
Happy Valleys 5657

Happy Valleys

SPRING has brought apple blossoms to the fruit lands of the Dominion. It is remarkable that ninety per cent of the fruit is grown in three of these valleys—the Okanagan, Niagara and Annapolis. Nature, the master artist, has been prolific in giving us canvases of rugged seashore, prairie land and mountain, but she has reserved her masterpieces for the valleys. By WALTER McRAYE7 min
Before B. C. Was Born 1617

Before B. C. Was Born

First of a series of articles narrating the romantic experiences of a pioneer who has seen a great province emerge from the wilderness
The Breakfast Nook 8485

The Breakfast Nook

For convenience and trim snugness the breakfast alcove has an allure all its own By MARY AGNES PEASE7 min
Canada’s Fighting Airmen FIVE: BARKER WINS HIS FIRST DECORATION 23

Canada’s Fighting Airmen FIVE: BARKER WINS HIS FIRST DECORATION

Commencing the dramatic story of the almost incredible exploits of Lt.-Col. Barker, V. C. By MAJOR GEORGE A. DREW17 min
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