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How THE`iwoMEN or cannon Am iN THE
F LITERARY wonn mnouari u
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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.
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'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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“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.
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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
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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
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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
P - _ __ _ .
Miss Lily Dougau Wag born in striking and beautiful Dortiait of an who have published sweml VOL
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1 umes of verse are Miss Wetherrild,
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schoolmaster, principal of the Roi-.lr
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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
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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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Hiiiiuillnn wiiiiieii writers iirr iiol. tri ‘ Q '
he rdakonllll lui-il. iiiii1’iiii,: the l¢il'f"‘~S
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iiicii novelists iirc lliru. ‘l~}vc»rai~d Unites
rind Mlgifliily llniiffiill. l\1rs.i<lntc5
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won hor Bret recognition us ii writer
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’1'iou?d ‘the house comes stsulin’, For the he - by feel - in' He will not you if he can. . . . . . .
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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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Copyright, ICKV, by SIDNEY S. TOLER International Copyright Secured
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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*_ lrlzililiiiinnrl in 'l`liii i\liikei's of (}arig.dg,
si~i'ii»s=_ .Yiiss limit who wus horn lu
Sterling, iliitnirio, :uid Miss Mcll-
wriiith, wliii is si iiritivc of ilairiiltoli.
f,\ii\n1'io, urf- noi-I living in the Unites
Hi,.il.s. Iiliss liirily l'_ Weaver, who
inns written ;i i-.hild`s history of Can-
mli=__i_inil several storiei-i for_y_oilng
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