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How THE`iwoMEN or cannon Am iN THE

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O T THE DUMINION

Some of the Finest Women Writers oi the World llre Found in This Fair Canada-Some of the Writers and their Photographs, including That of Anne of Green Gables, the

- I lluthoress Prince Edward island is so Justly Proud of Besides lilany ‘Whose Names Are Familiar in Every Household. 1 ' i

'l‘he Witness a household journ throughout the Dominion. Mis Dougall’s first success as u novelis

BY Ml\l`l0l`)' Maclilurchy with long visits to London and jour-i

(Copyright by Publishers Press Ltd.)_ neys to Canada every few years. Mrs.‘

It used to be said. and is snid 3ti11_` Cotes visited Canada. this year after i that Nora Scotia and New Bruns-‘ n"‘sh‘“g an English -Dolitical -novel;

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.- _ ii' ii ' ~ ~ “Wk hem the other (faU&f1\H“ vI'0-‘l 1° is to appear “many in Theyear in which “Beggars All" wa

was “Beggars All." From‘ 1891, the-

al for the writing of verse, and in this

S gift Canadian women share equally f, with men. Miss Isabella Valuncy

Crawford was born in lreland. She

9 canie to Canada with her people while

she was still a child. For powerful

Miss Coleman, Mrs. islewett, Mrs. Harrison, Miss Pauline Johngou_ and Mrs. Elizabeth Roberts Mnmlonalct All but the last named of these versé writers belong to Ontario. Miss Weth- era.ld_ lives near Fenwick, Ontario.

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verse written by tiro of har brothers.

Since then she has published ri \iooh_

:of her own work, “llreniii Verses mid Other Poems.”

Besides these writers, miiiiy Ciiuoili-

nu women write charming verses

vinces in the making of poets, One,

Queen.” '1'lie best known of Mrs.

published, Miss Dougall lived in En

province docs not seem to be favored more than another in the work oi Canadian women writers. Mies I.. M,

Cotes’ novels are: "An Ainericwn- Girl in I»<>ndDn." '-'riiose iieiigheiui .emer- icans," “A Daughter of, 'l`oda.y,” "The Crow‘s Nest," "The Pool in the

Montgomery of Prince Edward Is- D t ,, _,Tl P tl i t ,1h_

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land, who as Mrs. Ewan Macdonald, the wife of a Presbyterian minister, is changing her home this autiunn to Lefiskdale in Ontario, is the beet re. pi-esentative ive have of it Canadian

0BeI` , ie ai l 0 a a , Imperialist," “Set in Authority,” which appeared serially in 'llie Lon- don Times, and “The Burnt Offering,” an able novel dealing with East In- dian affairs. Mrs. Cotes is a thor- ough workwoman. Her style is excel-

to Cana a. to return to England on account o her health Miss Dougall spent ti

novels are: “What Necessity Knows,

_ ` ` ' ’ lent. Her influence on tho womeni lg writers of Canada. \vlio have begun to

‘ write since Mrs. Cotes made her name _ _ __ _

as ii novelist is an in tire direction Paths Oi the _H_\eht20\1s. \v\1wl1i1@=1l of perfecting what the writer at first with the l_°°5‘t‘°“ of the N°T"C°

may be fone to consider her best _formlsts in England, contains

elderly Canadian who as the posse

known Dougall family who have made I' 0 Feat Wealth E095 '10 E“Kl1\“

- . tive whom he means to make hi

`, 'D heir This novel is Miss Dougnll - finest work so fur and indicates th

we have still much to expert froi its iiiitlirir.

ll/l0Ilt\“G8.l and belongs to the wall-

so f g <1 to discover the character of the rela

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Miss Agues Mnule Miielinr, ii niitivi-

‘ of Kiiigstoii, Oiitiirio, has iiitl\ieiiced_

tion of the study of Ci-iniidinii \iistory__ Miss Iinuf; oiicr-_ said tlint Miss l‘/liu>liiii‘1 hurl igiveii her nn curly iiiipiilsel l_ii\i':ii'rls this stiidy of liisl_i‘»i'y. lllieizi' il/liu'luii‘ hill: wl'itt.i:ii liiith iii iiiwise iiiiil; verse. Her “l.»~_i.ys of the 'lfriiu N¢»1`\`-l\"i

l and “'l‘hri Story of Old Kiiigsi.0ii"L

Miss Maclini-'ii liitlier, the lo-v, _Joliiil

_ imagination and genius of utterance,

land until 1896 when she returned _. , _

<1 1»» its: §.f::if§;“.; e‘;:;i..“_:“..:::;:§:¥.

E: since her death. Her work was al-

most unrecognized during her life-

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$18533; gxgnnsglil Tlftlfgzhghcing; ! time and she died ns she had lived in hex? residence in England from Ex- poverty and obscurity' There is a

th t Oxford Her best knowngrocery-store on the south-east corn-

mou ° ' i. er of King and John Streets, Toron-

to, where in it single room upstairs

“The Madonna' of a Day," "The Mor- M. (__ f d l.vcd WU.) h th ‘_ mon Prophet," "The Earthly Purga- me ‘law QF ' ‘ er-inf e ' tory# _,The Spanish Dowryln Md Here she died. She had piililisned a . _ ,, »» ..

small volume of poetry in 1884.

‘The Paths of the Righteo E' Theiltbout twenty years lifter hcl' death,

fiber Collected Poems were edited and lpublished hy Mr. J_ W. Garvin.

H' Among Uunadiaii women writers

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Miss Lily Dougau Wag born in striking and beautiful Dortiait of an who have published sweml VOL

1 umes of verse are Miss Wetherrild,

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schoolmaster, principal of the Roi-.lr

in"

Coleman, has published one volume o poetry, “Songs and Sonnets," a pun lication which brought, her immediate acknowledgement as a gifted writer. Mrs. Jean Blewett is a writer of versn

made her one of the most popular of

| Canadian poets. She also is ., resident

of Toronto und is a frequent contri- butor to such publications as The '|`0l`0l1f»0 G\0b0~ HEP books of verse

Son s " Miss Harrison ublished H

tistii: vereic iii which The Habitiiiii

iiiivel, "'l‘lii~. l\‘r.>resf. of lloiirg Mni'ie,’ ii l~‘|'enf‘li-1ffiiiiidiiin roniunee. Mrs

lVfis.~i I’nuliue Johnson is nn India ioetess. Her “White Wnmpum" .fiii~ "'l‘liu Soni: My Puddle Sings" :ir lilcelv tri reinriiii the iiirisl. sllccerzslii

are “The (‘-ornflower" and “Heart

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good many years ago "Pine, Rose and Flour de Lys," a volume .of ur-

iiiiide what is possibly his first nn- iienmnci-. in Cnnndinn poetry. Mrs. Harrison is the author- as well of it liusliiind in organist. nnrl choir mast.-

iHfi1'rie:oii is iiitaresteil in music. Her er of St.. Siinou's (_ihu1'cli, 'l‘oront<i

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er at er vias u hi hly respectel ,vmeii nl>l-‘CHF In-iiiicn\.ly in the best-

' Cnniuliaii iiiagiiziiirs and in thi-_ fore-

wood Academ. M's Wth .ll'_\ _ . _, books of versey includlefi _,Tse ‘ifituzsji most nialziiziiies of the liiited states. of Trees" "Tangled in' Stars" "'l‘h- Among thas” Should M "mmi°“ud' Rndmntinoadu and ‘_The Laét Rube Miss Marjorie Piclatliall, -_\-hu lins ii

rare imagiuiitive gift, illiss \Vnriioi‘k_

whose iiork ns hook reviewer of 'Phe

Miss Helena Coleman who lives in - 1 ~. i _ _ »_ -

Toronto and whose brother is the ?{[§1l3;“m~wle`H lr`.).x"G""’ Q_:"_ gllnm Canadian geologist, Professor Arthur' 8. erme ne’ 1 rs' `- M" '- 'Um'

of whose poems was published in ii

f recent issue oi i%cribner's hlneazine, und Mrs. MacKay of Vancouver wh writes successfully in prose ns well

as in verse. flthcr writers rniqlit he

Xlhlskcaolgsh;?:;1;“;2sz?2:e lindtgeglrlxi nanieil. lint this list should servo to

give’ an idi-ii of how iiiniiy ffiiiiudinn iviimeii :ire iisitud freeiiieiitly, if not <10ii5itu:»fl\'_li§.' the iiiiisic vision of

the poll.

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MAR.l(`il'tY M AUM lll"((‘»l"l“1'.

ivommi wiitei' wliose' native province -hy itself furnishes her with ample iiinterial for her cliurming stories M555 Mil-\`Bl\l1\l l~liiiiiulers has t.rii.vellml _ iiuirli both iii the Old _world and flue ‘ New, but she is us individual ii eiti- l zen of Halifax nnil as chai'ucteri.sti- willy a Nova- :_-lcotiriii on any (1nnmii_ -l nn loyalist. “Marian Keith," Mrs. MacGregor of Orilla, is ns uumistiiln ahiy. an 0i1.tai'luni ua Miss Montgiim. or is native to`Prince lildwurd Is-

V/\l./\N CIC l‘A'l‘RlAl`tCI-LIE.

Q are iimuugst her best. known woi-l\__

M;\eLiar_ ll. Il., wm: ixryzoiid l*i'ii\i‘i|i;il of Q\ieeu's lliiiveiuiiiy, i£ingstoii. Mins Mm-hm has had in-.vm-iii iuiliible friendshi s with people who liiivc- in~

Rev. l). -l. llrliieiloiincll of St. Au- dmwn’ (‘.li\ir<‘.li, 'l‘o\'ol'itii, :lull l’|'<»l0rl-

ii inure of iixlord liavi- iii-en

soi' Il n ._ . - - among those who have i~ecei\'uil si/IIT lliatlly 'and coiinsel from Mins hlrieii-

”“` 1.-inniiiii nc-.oi .r.s'i"oNu MACKAY

l Canadians nilllluwlll-ly \"lVf» H lim

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iiuenced Canadian character._ l’l‘\'n_cl-, pill Grant of Qiieen'i-: Iiiiivvrsity, lliei

Jgoklng-glass. Mrs. Mc-Cliinig was

- t ' lit ‘h s taken

y . land and Miss Saunders to Nova Seo- tiii. Mrs. Elizabeth Roberts Macdon- ald, sister to Charles G. D. Roberts, is a true New Brunswicker and her verses reflect l¢`re<lericton and the pi-nvinco round about as faithfully as

. MADAME SHERRY IN FRAZEE, LEDERER &

ioin in On ario, ii s e wo

ns 3, child to the West, ond her stor- ies are completely, triumiphantly Western. Mrs. Murphy, author of “Janey Canuck in the West,” also ni native of Ontario, would never have

written in ex:-icily___ the same vein ns A she does if she had not lived in Ed- _ . iiionton, Alberta. Mrs_ Isabella Ec- izlestone l\’IacI$ay, who was horn in Woodstock. Ontario, is now ii resi- dent of Vancouver. Miss Agnes Deans

Cameron is a native of Victoria, -

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which are liiilldiiiiz t‘i\ii:id\iin niitioii- :ili|,y_

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B - is-niun won'i. get yor, Manimfs hare to which yer Sing-in’ lin, lm, ha, lilnrk sheep... . . .

’1'iou?d ‘the house comes stsulin’, For the he - by feel - in' He will not you if he can. . . . . . .

for 'I‘hcf'l‘oronto Globe. iislnl-I We lien

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roiind'0io= world when the iournoy

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was sométlllng ol a novoll-Y 'Ola “'°‘

man, and-wrote n serie-s'of articles on if

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liar ernorlencee for "Th: :ellie J ‘_ __ J These'-Kftlclcs appeared in er n 'mo _g. _ _Q _ ' 3 _ .__ _ __

5 __ 'A-_ _ jf‘: 'I.'_." 1.1;.;

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lorn'-i |ig'\;'_‘.A Social Departure." 'l‘he

_ delloitegoloar style in which “A B0- \ -F 'r i

oinl ur," was written and its ' |

of e ` _widely lrnown A and th helghli@5*l’all Mrs. Coites' tvfritingtsé Shout! N we pu I ca on' g our nearest music dealer and nk for n copy of “CHIC

nntliow- sara Jeannette Duncan, ao o y _

married lf. Ever-ard Cotes of the Tala il the Number lim the Buidl and Orolmun throughout the éouutsynte Playing '

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Indlahi __ _ Service. Since than she.~ md 5| P,,_|“|“. “U|;|;/ly nuglc gi, hui ' gmogt ol her time in _Iuiim -- - f -

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dellalggiiqluxmor have made it oriei

` ° 0 copyriglu uulnmi in ltclnx zo Jos. ll. DALY, :is 'masons se., nomo. lm.

KEII RIBL " that big vocal and instrumental “ hit ”

Joliiisoii, who is ii Mohawk und wo horn near Brantford, is now liyinizi _Vnucouver. Cnnndiuiis will roizret f lieiir tlint this woman of gsiniuaisi

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Go to sleep my lit

l°xpi't-ssioii which the world vi_o9s<=.=!-.<=~ of tim 1ndinn's love of nature. 'li-lif-1

_ estreiiieiv prior hanltli. llcfc-rcnce lin-'_ " - ,

been irindn to li/Irs. ~I<`.li'/ialietli .llohcrifl _ `--T: ` L

\ ‘Wucdniinl<l‘s work. _Flor hoiim is i~-5, _'53--_ -___`-_;5. "1""-_-`f_, -' _- -‘ '» _

l<‘rede\‘ickt0n. New Brunswick. Fli-;-i " ' ` - - shares the poetical gift of the lliil _

erts fnmily. Her enrliest viulillslii-5, , _

- lwork in poetry nppeared alone with' MRS- M°]“UM"

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Mrs. Traill and Mrs. llloudie should

he named with the earliest women writers of Canada Their connection

with the famous Strickland family

renioved efiiieturilly any impression of

4 inuieiii fiom their writings

‘the u. _~ ' ' i . Several women have accomplished good work in the writing of_CanadlMI history. Miss Annes Lani; has Written serv:-ral iii/stoi-icul novels and a num- i.er of.. i-endalile histories.) works ‘whiz-li have appeare<i serially in scrilinei-'s Magazine and other publi- riitiiiiis. bliss .learn M\'llwrf.iith, auth- or of "'l`lie f_‘iix-ioiis Career ot Roder-

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