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This issue's articles address the best practice of locating farm building for water drainage, a visit to the Trappist Monastery at Oka Quebec, increasing profitability of dairy cattle through breeding, and rice growing is Arkansas. Agricultural articles pertain to the desired conformation of a Saddle Horse, the profitability of the French Canadian cattle, and techniques of plant hybridization. The Horticulture column continues the article on fruits from Florida regarding pecans and persimmons. Campus news focuses on the public speaking contest, the Annual Conversazione, and hockey. Macdonald Institute activities include an article on music appreciation, the activities of the Y. W. C. A., and the At Home promenade. Alumni news is available in the Our Old Boys column. Conditions regarding location of farm buildings The Trappist Monastery at Oka, Quebec The importance of cow testing Rice growing in Arkansas Agriculture The attributes of a Saddle Horse The French Canadian Cattle Moonlight Experimental Technique of plant hybridization Horticulture Some fruits from Florida Editorial College Life Conversazione Athletics Hockey The Prospector Our Old Boys Macdonald Music in the home Among ourselves Much ado about nothing Locals advertising

The theme of the articles in this issue is increasing profitability in farming, whether it is increasing the markets for agricultural products due to improved transportation, reduction of farm labor, ice cold storage on the Canadian farm, or improving the quality of egg production. Also printed in this issue is a short story by Stephen Leacock, and the annual public speaking contest prize winning speech. Campus events are the At Home promenade, and the sports of baseball, basketball, hockey, and an indoor meet. The Macdonald column features a poem called the Charge of the Mac Brigade. Additional content of the column is an article about whether the students are interested in the women's suffrage movement, the results of the At Home promenade, and the initiation of the new students. The Schools' and Teachers' Department column contains the fourth lesson in woodworking. Alumni news, including wedding and birth announcements, is in the Alumni column. Our daily butter Driftwood The reason why An Everyday Creed Practical ice cold storage on the Canadian farm Annabel Lee The Great Election in Missinaba County The Road to Happiness The improvement of farm eggs Queries Schools' and Teachers' Department Eastern philosophy The work of the District Representative Editorials Athletics Macdonald Much ado about nothing Alumni Play the Game Student life at Yale Locals advertising

This issue's articles include the Farmer's Club movement in Ontario, agricultural education in Massachusetts, encouraging native nut tree cultivation in Ontario, student livestock judging, and the poultry industry in Alberta. The Experimental article is regarding various forms of agricultural extension education. The Horticulture column continues the article on Ontario's apples, and using Hairy Vetch as a ground cover. Campus news covers the At Home promenade, the Massey Hall lecture, and athletic activities. The Macdonald Institute column reports on the events of the season such as the new student initiation, the At Home promenade, women's tennis, and senior graduation. Alumni news is available in the Alumni column. Farmer's Clubs Life and education in the hills of Massachusetts Nut culture in Ontario November Agriculture Student judging Indian Summer Experimental Equipment and methods in agricultural extension Horticulture Ontario and the apple Hairy Vetch in the orchard Poultry Poultry raising in Alberta Nature Editorial College Life The Politician Alumni Athletics Macdonald The Seniors of 1910 Among ourselves Much ado about nothing Schools' and Teachers' Department Locals advertising

This is a thematic issue on poultry. Articles report on the poultry industry in Maine, the future of the industry, poultry pathology, and the profitability of poultry. Agricultural articles address horse breeding, moisture in dairy products, and the profitability of farming in the Niagara Peninsula. Campus news includes activities of the Short Courses, Y. M. C. A., Massey Hall lecture, poultry club, the scarlet fever scare in Guelph, and the hockey season. The Macdonald Institute column outlines the Y. W. C. A. conference lecture on China and the cancelation of the At Home promenade due to fears of a scarlet fever epidemic. Alumni news is available in the Alumni column. The poultry industry in Maine The poultry business Snowfall Poultry pathology: its place in the curriculum Agriculture The ex-student and the horse he drives Experimental Profit in poultry Moisture in dairy products Foundations Horticulture What Ontario offers the young man in horticulture Life and profits in the Peach Belt Editorial College Life Athletics Our coming indoor meet Alumni Macdonald China as it was presented at the Conference Among ourselves Much ado about nothing School's and Teacher's Department Locals advertising

Journalist, Arthur Hawkesﾒ contribution to this issue is an article on the farmer as warrior and statesman. Agricultural articles pertain to the sheep industry in Northern Ontario, purchasing bees for apiculture, and a discussion on sweet clover at the Experimental Union meeting. Reviewed in this issue is the College's English Department suggestions of appropriate theatrical productions for rural communities. The serialized wartime story titled "Apres la Guerre" is continued in this issue. Campus news addresses the athletic activities, fundraising for the War Memorial fund, the Conversat and At Home promenades, and reports of the Students Christian Movement Conference and the Ontario Agricultural and Experimental Union annual meeting. The Macdonald Institute column highlights the filming of a movie at Macdonald Hall and the Macdonald Institute, where the students "feel like movie stars". The Alumni column contains a listing of the Ontario Department of Agriculture agricultural representatives, and alumni and alumnae updates. The farmer as warrior and statesman The sheep industry in Northern Ontario The Nipigon Valley Buy your bees, like candy, by the pound The Two Brothers Sweet clover discussion at the "Union" Rural plays Editorial Macdonald "Apres la Guerre" College life Alumni Athletics advertising

This issue's articles contain a travel log of a trip through the Mediterranean, farming in Northern Ontario, a description of Irish agriculture, the profitability of wheat in Canada, and cultivating the English Gooseberry. The Poultry articles pertain to Ancona chickens and research from the O. A. C. poultry department. Campus news reports on the debate of using a nom de plume for examinations, the events of the Literary Society, the At Home promenade, local church receptions, and field day results. The Macdonald column includes a new student's impression of the college, the Y. W. C. A. reception, and the women's tennis tournament. Alumni news is available in the Alumni column. An attempt to record my impressions of a trip through the Mediterranean New Ontario Agriculture Agriculture on Ireland Experimental Wheat in Canada Horticulture The English Gooseberry Poultry Anconas for exhibition and utility Notes from the poultry department Editorial College Life Athletics Field day Alumni Macdonald First impressions of Macdonald Much ado about nothing Locals advertising

This issue begins with the address given at the Ontario Agricultural and Experimental Union meeting. Agricultural articles pertain to how the barberry plant is contributing to the problem with black stem rust, the need for good sanitation in poultry production, grafting fruit trees, sheep production, and the gas engine in agriculture. Campus news provides the athletic results and an article on preserving the memory of the O. A. C. students who died in the war. The Query column answers agricultural queries send in by subscribers. The Macdonald Institute column provides an article on the production and preparation of tea, activities of the Y. W. C. A., and the At Home promenade. The Alumni column contains entries from student-soldiers who intend to return to the O. A. C. to complete their studies, an account of the agricultural instruction provided at the Khaki University, and alumni updates. Address delivered at the Experimental Union Banish the common barberry Poultry sanitation Grafting A day's work in butter making Farm power Keep more sheep "Peggy Sees Life" A Hymn at Sea Editorial Alumni Macdonald Query College life Athletics advertising

This issue's articles feature the inception of the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair, a brief history of the farm management department, purchasing sheep in Great Britain, the fruit industry in British Columbia, and a student's account of the Student Volunteer Movement Convention in Iowa. Continued in this issue are the travel diary of a canoe trip on the Atikokan River, an alumnus' reminiscence of Scotland, and the wartime biographical sketch titled "Apres la Guerre". While the farm power column contains an article on tractor use in Ontario. The editorial addresses the multitude of college badges that exist, and faculty salaries. The Macdonald Institute column provides a report on the At Home promenade, the Y. W. C. A. meeting, and alumnae news. The Alumni column contains notes on the War Memorial campaign, updates on the campus departments, and alumni updates. Reminiscences of Scotland The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair The Brook in February A brief history of the department of farm management Buying sheep in Great Britain The future of fruit growing in B. C. Snow Shoeing Song A visit to Iowa State College A Promise Departmental notes "Apres la Guerre" Farm power Editorial Macdonald Alumni College life Athletics Locals advertising