K	A. L. Koyl & Company
1 T c	Bond and Mortgage Investments Money to Loan, Insurance, Real Estate, Property Management Ground Floor, Canada Building See Pap 11
H	National Trust Company
E	Toronto Montreal Winnipeg Saskatoon Edmonton London, Eng. Capital Paid-Up. 3,000,000 Reserve, 2,000,000
N	Farm Loans (sooPaao7) Estates Administered J. D. GUNN, Manager 279 SeCOnd Av0. South
L R LEADING H	Keevil Realty Co. FOR Good Homes on Easy Terms Wo Spoeialize In City Property 614 Canada Building Phones 6044 and 2492
O ! T 1 E	The Monarch Lumber Co., Ltd. Lumber, Coal, Builders’ Supplies Yards All Over The West Phonts 3456 anil 4454 1202, 20th St. W. cor. Ave. L
J 5 cB 1 \| S 2	The Standard Trusts Company Haad Offloa: WINNIPEG Branches i SASKATOON, EDMONTON, LETHBRIDGE and VANCOUVER Executor, Administrator, Liquidator and Trustee Offlolal Administrator of the Judlolal District, of Saakatoan and Klndaroley
2 6 9 6 2 6 9 7 2 6 9 8	(Saa Papa 0) Third Ave. North and Twenty-Second St.

i SPECIAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT

..HANSON, President WTNDHAM W. ASHLEY, Vice-President

jJp’hoifB 4501 Res. Phone 4005

H. Hanson & Co.

I imSforl

Limited

ESTABLISHED IN 1906

Farm Lands

nvestments Bonds and Debentures

, ACCIDENT, SICKNESS, LIVE STOCK, HAIL,

, PLATE GLASS AND EMPLOYERS’ LIABILITY

ridelity Guarantee Bonds

Insurance

Representing the following Companies:

jsurance Company of Hartford, Conn.

■Insurance Company of Philadelphia It Indemnity Company of Winnipeg fital Insurance Company of New York 1 Rutgers Fire Insurance Company of New York lol & London & Globe Insurance Company, Limited, of llerpool, Eng.

Empire Fire Insurance Company of Winnipeg j'fA&ydent & Guarantee Corporation, Limited, of London, Eng. Assurance Society, Limited, of London, Eng. lire. Insurance Company, Limited, of York, Eng.

Phone 4500

Second Avenue South

SPECIAL, ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT

ARCH. J. TROTTER

Cable Address: “Realty” Code: Western Union

Trotter & Company

ESTABLISHED 1900

Insurance Engineers

Expert Service and Advice All Classes of Policies Written

STRONGEST CANADIAN, BRITISH AND AMERICAN OFFICES REPRESENTED

Farm Lands

Real Estate and Rental Agents

MEMBERS SASKATOON REAL ESTATE BOARD PROPERTIES MANAGED FOR NON-RESIDENT OWNERS

Trackage, Wholesale and Business Sites a Specialty

Money to Loan

Company and Private Funds. Loans from 7 per cent, either on Yearly, Half-Yearly or Monthly Plans

Farm Mortgages Arranged

Phones 2246 and 5617

Suite 6-7-8 Cole Block

216 Second Avenue South

SPECIAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT

The

Imperial Canadian

Trust Company

Head Office - Winnipeg

W. T. ALEXANDER, General Manager P. R. GEORGE, Asst. General Manager

Branches: Regina, Saskatoon, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver, Victoria

Capital Authorized - ----- $3,000,000

Capital Subscribed . $1,171,700

Capital Paid-up and iReserve - - - - $1,249,299

Total Assets Over - . $10,000,000 ;

Trustee, Executor, Assignee, Administrator Liquidator and Financial Agent

4% Interest allowed on Savings Deposits

Subject to Cheque Withdrawal

Trust Funds to Loan

On Improved City and Farm Property

City Agents for

The Great West Permanent Loan Company Canada National Fire Insurance Co. (Loan Dept.)

P. C. QLARIKE, Manager

SASKATOON BRANCH:

Phone 2124 Canada Building

SPECIAL ADVERTISING

Special Advertising Department

Banks

Trust Companies Barristers

Chartered Accountants

Insurance

Financial

Koyl, A. L. & Co. . Mutual Life of Cai

SPECIAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT

North American Life

Assurance Company

HOME OFFICE: TORONTO, CANADA

President and Managing Director

L. GOLDMAN, A.I.A., F.C.A. Vice-Presidents W. KERR GEORGE LT.-COL. D. McCRAE Treasurer C. W. STRATHY

Toronto Secretary B. TAYLOR, B.. Asst. Secy.

Money to Loan

On Improved Property

Mortgage Loan Department

GEORGE D. UNDERWOOD, Manager Northern Saskatchewan Loan Manager, CHAS. P. FRANKLING A. W. McMILLAN, Cashier

101 Ross Building Phone 4814

LL.B. E. FLANAGAN E. CKILGOUR

RONALD, GRIGGS & CO. Ronald, Merrett, Griggs &, Co.

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

AUDITS INCOME TAX SERVICE INVESTIGATIONS

Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Moose Jaw, Calgary, Edmonton, Toronto, Montreal, New York, Wellingborough and London, Eng.

P.O. Box 1203 VCable Address : “Elucidate, Saskatoon” tnt trio Groin R| Her Phone 4352 J (Western Union Code) IUI-IU0 Uldlll DIUg.

The Mutual Life of Canada

“Policies to Suit Every Need”

W. J. Young,

Mgr. Life Dept.

“Money to Loan on Improved Farm and City Property”

M. C. Ross,

Mgr. Investment Dept.

302 C.P.R. Bldg., Saskatoon Phone 3191

SPECIAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT

National Trust

Company, Limited

SIR JOSEPH PLAVELLE, Bart., President W. E. RUNDLE, General Manager Capital Paid-up ------ $2,000,000

Reserve Fund - - - - $2,000,000

Assets Under Administration, over - - $112,000,000

Authorized to accept and execute Trusts of every nature and to act as

Executor, Administrator, Trustee Liquidator and Financial Agent

Authorized Trustee In Bankruptcy

for Individuals and Corporations

Solicitors bringing Estates, Administrations, etc. to the Company are retained in the professional care thereof during the execution of the trust.

Wills naming the ICompany 'Executor may be left for safekeeping in our deposit vaults free of charge and returnable on demand.

Estates Administered

Executors or Trustees desiring to be relieved of the burden of management of estates are invited to consult with and employ the services of this 'Company, whose financial strength and expert staff ensure responsible and capable administration.

Investments

Interest guaranteed half-yearly at a rate of 5% per cent, on money left with us for a period of three or five years for investment in first mortgages.

Savings Department

4% paid on Deposits of $1.00 and upwards, compounded quarterly, sub¬ ject to withdrawal by cheque.

Mortgage Loans

On improved Farm Lands and Select City Residential Property. Loans are elosed and money advanced direct from this office, and there is there¬ fore no delay. Low expense. No commission charged to Borrowers.

J. D. GUNN, Manager for Saskatchewan

279 Second Ave. South, cor. 20th St.

8 SPECIAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT

CHR. SMITH Cable Address: Chrissmith, Western Union Code

Chr. Smith & Company

All Classes of

Insurance

Written

Money to Loan

at lowest current rates. Company and private funds

Property Managed Bonds, Debentures and Stocks

22 Central Chambers

ROBERT M. BUCHANAN, President Res. Phone 2087

A. J. E. SUMNER, Vice-President and Secretary-Treasurer Res. Phone 3361

R.M. Buchanan Co. Ltd.

Members—

Saskatoon Chambers of Commerce Saskatoon Real Estate Board • Saskatchewan Land Settlement Association

Business, Financial Land and Insurance Brokers Loans Debentures

Suite 4 & 5 National Trust Bldg. Phone 3259

SPECIAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT

The

Standard Trusts

Company

Head Office - Winnipeg

Branches: Saskatoon, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Vancouver and London, Eng.

MANLIUS BULL, President E. S. POPHAM, M.D., Vice-President

WILLIAM HARVEY, B.L., Vice-President and Managing Director MATTHEW W. L. MURRAY, Secretary-Treasurer

BURD S. McNIECE, Provincial Manager

Capital Paid-up ----- $1,0(10,000

Reserve Fund ------ $600,000

Total Assets - $16,000,000

ACTS AS

Trustee Executor Administrator Guardian Authorized Trustee

Financial and General Agent, Etc.

BOND ISSUES A STECIALTY

Official Administrator of the Judicial Districts of Saskatoon and Kindersley Estates Economically and Expeditiously Administered. Solicitors bringing same to 'Company are retained in the professional care thereof.

Farm Loans at Lowest Current ’Rates.

Standard Trusts Building

SPECIAL, ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT

Hill & Kemp Limited

Capital Paid-up - $50,000

WALTER B. KEMP, President

Real Estate, Loans, Insurance, Rentals

Representing the following Companies:

American Insurance Company of Newark, N. J.

FidelitynPhenix Fire Insurance Company of New York Imperial Underwriters’ Corporation of Canada Union Insurance Society of Canton, Limited Marine Insurance .Company of London, Eng.

General Animals Insurance 'Company of Montreal Home Investment and 'Savings Association of Winnipeg Holland-Canada Mortgage Company, Limited Equitable Fire and Marine Insurance Company National Union Fire Insurance Company Glasgow Underwriters’ Fire Insurance Company British Oak Insurance 'Company British General Insurance 'Company, 'Limited 'Maryland 'Casualty Company of Baltimore, U. iS. A.

PHONE 4545

202 Thompson Chambers 206 2nd Avenue North

Bell Insurance Agency Limited

R. M. PITTS, Manager (Res. 401 Albert Avenue)

Insurance in All Its Branches

Fire, Automobile, Hail, Employers’ Liability, Casualty, Tornado, Plate Glass, Etc.

Representing :

Northwestern National Insurance Company Provincial Insurance Company of England

National-Ben Franklin Fire Insurance Company of Pittsburgh, Pa. Dominion Fire Insurance Company

Canadian Underwriters’ Agency, of Baloise Insurance Company General Animals Insurance Company of Montreal Toronto Casualty Fire and Marine Insurance Company Ensign Insurance Company of Toronto Cornhill Insurance Company of London England “INSURANCE IS OUR BUSINESS”

Phone 561 1

Night Calls 3311

507 Canada Building

SPECIAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT

A. L. Koyl & Company

Financial Agents

Loans Real Estate Insurance Investments

Bonds and Debentures Property Managed

REPRESENTING THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES:

Trust & Loan Company of Canada

Netherlands Investment Company of Canada, Limited

Royal Trust Company of Montreal

British Columbia Permanent Loan Company of Vancouver Victoria Loan & Savings Company of Lindsay, Ont.

Saskatoon Real Estate & Investment Company, Limited National Fire Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn.

National Provincial Insurance Company, Limited Phoenix Assurance Company, Limited, of London, England Pacific Coast Fire Insurance Company of Vancouver, B. C.

London & Lancashire Guarantee & Accident Insurance Company of Liverpool, England Queen Insurance Company of America

Phone 2252

Ground Floor Canada Building

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT

Excelsior Life Insurance Co.

Head Office - TORONTO

Branch Office: 209-10-11 O. P. R. Building

109 Second Avenue North

Telephone 2117

W. H. Clare

Insurance Rentals Real Estate

AND FARM LANDS

158 Second Avenue North

A Home For You

Are you looking for a Central Business or Block; or First-Class Boarding House, with good revenue; or an Up-to-date Home Residence; or a Comfortable Home Farm that shows a good yield; or a Good Home on a Ranch or Mixed Farm? If so, write or call to-day for special list.

Tolley & Company

All kinds of Insurance written LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS

Opposite Flanagan Hotel 236 21st St. East

Phone 2751 Res. 4372

George G. Calder

Real Estate, Farm Lands, Bonds, Loans

INSURANCE

Representing :

Globe Underwriters Agency

Canadian Surety Company of Toronto

Union Insurance Society of Canton, !Ltd.

Essex & Suffolk Equitable Insurance Society, (Ltd.

PHONE 4150

302 Drinkle Building, 133 Twenty-first Street East

SPECIAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT

J. O- KETTLE, President LEROY HOLMES, Secretary-Treasurer

ROBERT O. KERANS, Manager Insurance Department

Hettle-Drennan

Company, Limited

Bankers, Bonds

AND

Insurance

General Banking Business Transacted

Four Per Cent. Allowed on Savings Deposits Foreign Exchange Bought and Sold

Companies Represented:

Atlas Assurance Company, Limited, of London, England British America Assurance Company of Toronto Canadian Fire Insurance Company of Winnipeg General Animals Insurance Company of Canada, Montreal Motor Union Insurance Company

North British and Mercantile insurance Company of London and Edinburgh, Limited

Northern Assurance, Company, Limited, of London,: England Niagara Fire Insurance Company of New' York New' York Underwriters

United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company of Baltimore, Md

Central Chambers

Phone 4539 104 Second Ave. South

SPECIAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT

W. P. Kirkpatrick Company

(Insurance) Limited

W. P. KIRKPATRICK, President W. A. COULTHARD, Vice-President

Every Kind of

INSURANCE

Representing the Following Companies Writing Fire, Automobile, Hail, Tornado:

British Crown Assurance Corporation Limited of Glasgow

Eagle Star & British Dominions Insurance Company Limited

Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Company

Hudson Bay Insurance Company

Insurance Company of North America

New . Jersey Insurance Company

United States Fire Insurance Company of New York

Bonds: Liability, Accident, Plate Glass:

Globe Indemnity Company of Canada

Phone 3959

Fourth Floor, Drinkle Building No. 1

133 Twenty-First Street East

The Classified Section of this

Directory

1923

COMPRISING A COMPLETE STREET AND AVENUE DIRECT¬ ORY OF THE CITY AND ADJOINING DISTRICTS AN ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED LIST OF BUSINESS FIRMS AND COMPANIES, PROFESSIONAL MEN AND PRIVATE CITIZENS,

AND A COMPLETE

Classified Business Directory

and Buyers’ Guide

MEMBER OF

VOL. XVI.

PRICE $8.00

Compiled and Published by

Henderson Directories Limited

279 Garry Street, Winnipeg, Man.

Copyright, Canada, 1923, by Henderson Directories Limited

Introductory

THUS Sixteenth Issue of the Saskatoon City Directory, comprising the City proper and all suburbs, is presented to the public with the belief that it will meet the demands of the most exacting and will fulfill the requirements of all its users.

The information in this book is gathered as far as possible by actual canvass, and is compiled in a way to ensure maximum accuracy. While the publishers will in no way be held responsible for any errors that may occur, they will be glad to have any inaccuracies brought to their attention, so that they may be corrected in succeeding editions.

The canvass for the present book was made under favorable conditions, with a crew of efficient canvassers, under the immediate supervision of carefully trained examiners.

The results of the canvass were most satisfactory and the manner in which the information checked in, proved the thoroughness of the work.

Upon examination and use as a work of reference, the directory will be found to contain a thorough and complete store of Information regarding all the Interests of the city. It is devoted to the advancement of all the city’s vital interests and has in each issue kept pace with its progress.

The library of city directories which is maintained by the publishers at The Board of Trade offices, for the use of its patrons, has proven a most valuable asset to the City of Saskatoon.

Through the exchange of directories with the various directory libraries

throughout the United States and Canada and the sale of the Saskatoon Directory to many institutions, hotels and stores in large cities, the directory is circulated throughout the country and serves as a lasting advertisement for our city.

The canvass for the ISaskatoon Directory includes the entire city, so that the name of each person emDloyed should be taken twice; once at the dwelling and again at the place of business. After the canvass has been completed, this information is compiled and it is necessary that there be two slips for each person employed. The information taken at the residence and place of business is compared before the duplicate is laid aside. When a discrepancy is found, a special messenger la dispatched to correct the conflicting information, or if the name has not been taken at both places, to retake it at the home or business place.

The new information is checked with the previous directory and each name in the old directory is accounted for.

It is this careful superintendence and revision which makes the directory estimate of population higher than the census figures.

The directory estimate of population is based on the actual number of names contained in the book, which is multiplied by a common multiple to allow for the married women and small children whose names do not appear.

Based upon the names contained in the pages of this book, it is estimated that the population of Saskatoon is '315.021. This includes considerable territory beyond the city limits, which is canvassed in order that the names of all people doing business in Saskatoon may be obtained for the directory.

The publishers desire to thank their patrons and the general public for the courtesy extended at all times to their representatives, and to express their ap¬ preciation for the confidence which the business and professional men of Saskatoon have always shown in their publications

Respectfully, The Publishers,

HENDERSON DIRECTORIES, LIMITED,

October, 1923.

Contents

General Index

Abbreviations . . . . . .

Alphabetical Directory .

Blocks, Buildings and Apartments...

Classified Business Directory .

Index to Advertisers .

Miscellaneous Section . .

Special Advertising Department .

Street Directory . • • .

Subdivisions .

System of Street Names and Numbers. To.vn of Sutherland .

Page . 72c . 139 . 69 . 419 . 32 . 33

2-28 . 73 . 72a . 72d . 69

Index to Miscellaneous Section

Associations and Societies . 55

Benevolent Societies . , . . . . 57

Board of Trade . 53

Canadian Credit Men’s Association. . . . . 56

Cemeteries . 60

Churches . . . .. .■ . •• 51

Civic Officials and Departments . 35

Clubs and Associations . 54

Courts . . . . . . . ,.. . . 66

Customs . . . . i. . . . 68

Dominion Lands Office . . . 68

Dominion Officials and Departments . 68

Educational Information . . . ............... . 40

Fire Department - - 38

Hospitals and Homes. . . . . . . . . 57

Industrial Exhibition . . . 53

Land Titles . . . . . 67

Mayors Since Incorporation . . 35

Parks . 39

Police Department . 37

Polling Subdivisions . > . . . . . . . ; _ 36

Post Office . 68

Provincial Officials and Departments . 60

Public Library . . . . . 59

Retail Merchants’ Association of Canada . . . 55

Schools and Colleges . . , . . .. . . . 40

University of Saskatchewan.. _ _ 45

Y. M. C. A . 56

Y. W. C. A . . . . . . . 56

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Index to Advertisers

Ashdown ((The J. iH.)Hardware Co.

Ltd . IS

Bain, Donald H. Limited . . . 21

Barrie’s Limited . . 1212

Barry Hotel . back cover and 27

Bell Insurance Agency Ltd . 10

Bowman Bros. Ltd . . 24

Bridgeman-IHay Optical Parlors ....

. left side lines

Buchanan, (R. M. i& Co . 2

Calder, Geo G . IB

Campbell, Wilson & Millar Ltd ... 21

Clare, W. H . 12

Cleveland, W. (H. Lumber Co., Ltd . .

. right top lines

Codville Co., Ltd . . . 21

Dunn’s Limited . (right top lines

Early (J. H.) Motor Co., Ltd - - - 23

East (John) Iron Works . 18

Equitable Land & 'Agency Ltd

. left side lines

Excelsior Life Insurance Co . .. . 12

Franklin Garage . 25

Hanson (A. (H.) l& Co., Ltd . 2

Heintzman i& Co., Ltd . . . .left top lines

Henderson Directories Ltd . . 16

Hettle-Drennan Co., Ltd . 13

Hill & Kemp, Limited . 10

Home & Central (Bakeries. . .left top lines

Imperial Canadian Trust Co . 4

Keevil Realty Co.,

. (firont cover & right top lines

Kirkpatrick, W. P. & Co (Insur-

. ance) Ltd 14

Kitchener (Hotel ....front cover and 26

Koyl, A. L. & Co . front cover and 11

London Saskatchewan Investment

Co., Ltd . . . right top lines

MaODonald-Crawtford, Ltd . 21

McLaughlin Motor Car Co.. Ltd ....

. . . . right top lines

Massey-IHarris Co., Ltd . 20

Page

Masterson Motors Ltd . . . right top lines

Miners & Ball Ltd . right top lines

Monarch Lumber Co., Ltd .

. . front cover and 17

Mutual Life Assce Co., of Canada . . 6

National Drug & Chemical Co., of

Canada . . . BO

National Trust Co., Ltd .

. . . . . . front cover and 7

North American Life Assurance Co

of Toronto . 6

Ronald Griggs & Co . 6

Rose, Arthur . left top lines

Ross Brothers, Ltd . left top lines

Saskatoon Bread Co., Ltd . 22

Saskatoon Business College Ltd . . .

. right side lines

Saskatoon Cartage & Warehouse Co

. . . (right top lines

Saskatoon (Cement Block Works . right side lines

Saskatoon Daily Star . 28

Saskatoon Engraving Co . . 22

Saskatoon Nursery . left top lines

Saskatoon Piano Co., Ltd. . .left top lines

Saskatoon Producers Milk., Co Ltd

. . right top lines

Savage, Milo T . right side lines

Scott, Warren A . . 24

Scott’s Dairy . .back cover and right

. . top lines

Smith Chr. & Co . 8

Standard Garage . 24

Standard Trusts Co . . .front cover and 9

Thomson, N. K . right side lines

Tolley & Co . . 12

Trotter & Company .

. front edge of leaves and 3

Watson, W. G. Ltd _ _ left top lines

Western Steel Products Ltd . 18

Willson Stationery Co . 22

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City of Saskatoon

Saskatoon is situated in Township 36, Range 5, west of the Third Meridian, on the banks of the South Saskatchewan River. It is the geographical and -commercial centre of Central Saskatchewan. It is served by the Canadian National and Canadian Pacific Railways. As the site of the University and Agricultural College, Saskatoon is the educational headquarters of the Province.

The portion of the city on the east side of the river was originally known as East Saskatoon, but as the original villages grew and con¬ fusion between the post offices resulted, the name “East Saskatoon” was changed to Nutana, a word which is claimed by some to have had an Indian origin, meaning “first born,” because it was the first settlement.

The name Saskatoon is derived from the Indian Cree name “Mis-sask-qua-too-mina,” or “Mis-sas-a-too-mina,” and sometimes contracted into “Saskatoomina.” This word is plural. The singular is ecured by dropping the final “a” The name was given by the Indians to the berry which is found in such profusion in this vicinity and commonly referred to now as the “Saskatoon Berry,” or “Saska¬ toons.” According to a member of the original survey party, the Indians used to gather large quantities of these berries and walk through the camps selling them, crying which sounded to the mem¬ bers of the party like “Sakatoons, Saskatoons.”

The City lies 216 miles north of the boundary between the United States and Canada, 140 miles from the western and 215 miles from the eastern boundary of the Province, so that its position is central. It is the only large city in the direct line between Winnipeg and Ed¬ monton, being almost midway between the two, 450 miles northwest of Winnipeg and a little over 300 miles southeast of Edmonton.

Five bridges, the newest being a handsome arched structure of reinforced concrete, costing upwards of $500,000, cross the river with¬ in the city limits. Three of these bridges join the central portions of the city, two of them being for vehicular and pedestrian traffic, while the third carries the Canadian National Railway tracks and has a footpath alongside. The remaining two are railway bridges, one carrying the Canadian Pacific and the other the Canadian National Railway rails. To the east of Saskatoon, the modern city resulting from the uniting of the villages of West Saskatoon, Nutana and Riversdale and their subsequent allied growth, and about a mile away lies the town of Sutherland, where are the C. P. R. roundhouse and car repair tracks. Sutherland is an incorporated town but is united to Saskatoon by street car tracks, as well as by rail, and this route is part of the regular city service.

The natural fertility of the surrounding district which is well settled and the unique position of Saskatoon as a distributing point are the main contributing factors to the city’s prosperity and growth.

The townsite was surveyed in 1886, but the first railway did not come in until 1892. In 1899 Saskatoon consisted of a few houses on the east side of the river, while on the west side was the station house, the section foreman’s residence, the Royal Northwest Mounted Police Barracks, a stone building, a hotel, and about six other houses and shacks. About this time property in what is now the central portion of the city sold for $45 for 75 feet. In 1901 Saskatoon was incor¬ porated as a village, and in 1902 the first weekly newspaper was published bearing the title of “Saskatoon Phoenix.” In 1903 the town charter was obtained. In 1906 Saskatoon became a city, the population being estimated at 5,000.

Following the formation of the Province of Saskatchewan in 1905v the locating of the capital and the university became live public ques¬ tions. It was believed at that time that owing to its central location, Saskatoon would be chosen as the capital, but eventually a compromise was reached whereby Regina became the seat of government and the Provincial University was placed at Saskatoon.

From 1906 onwards expansion was very rapid, becoming phen- ominal about 1912, until today Saskatoon stands a city of handsome buildings and well paved streets, along the principal ones of which electric cars now run. In the residential sections the boulevarding system obtains, giving the streets a very attractive appearance. The broad South Saskatchewan River, which flows through the middle of the city between high banks covered with an abundance of trees, shrubbery and other natural, growth, besides providing an unlimited supply of purest water, passing through a modern filtration plant, lends a pleasing aspect, eliminating the tiresome monotony usually associated with centres of population established upon the prairies.

Not only is Saskatoon in the centre of the Saskatchewan, but it is also in the centre of Western Canada. By placing a finger on the centre of any map of Western Canada one cannot avoid placing it on Saskatoon.

Saskatoon is the only city in Central Saskatchewan. There being no other large point near, the vast surrounding territory is wholly hers because she has the competitive railway facilities and distribut¬ ing freight rates to control it absolutely as follows :

On carloads shipped in Saskatoon’s wholesale distributing terri¬ tory extends to about 48,600 square miles, stretching far into Alberta — indeed, to within 82 miles east of Edmonton — and even now em¬ bracing over two hundred points on no fewer than 2,225 miles of operating railways — a distance only 27 miles shorter than that from Montreal to Calgary, per C. P. R.

On goods manufactured locally, such as flour, Saskatoon controls a distributing area of about 70,000 square miles, within which there are at present 300 bright young towns and villages.

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Saskatoon has expended very large sums of money upon her schools, varying from $118,000 to $156,000 on each building. The citizens favor municipal ownership so far as it is deemed practicable and judicious, and now control their water, light, power, street car system, sewerage and hospitals.

The splendid facilities now operating to Saskatoon, both in the form of railways and natural advantages, are more than sufficiently important to win her distinction as a great national commercial cen¬ tre. The three main lines of the three big Canadian railway com¬ panies are merely the framework upon which an intricate inter¬ threading of branch lines is being woven as circumstances permit.

Civic Administration

MAYORS SINCE INCORPORATION Incorporated as a Town, July, 1903 1903 — James R. Wilson - 1904 — James R. Wilson

1905 — Malcolm Isbister Incorporated as a City, May, 1906

1906 — James Clinkskill

1907 — James R. Wilson '

1908 — James R. Wilson ✓

1909— Wm. Hopkins ■

1910 — Wm. Hopkins ^

1911 — James Clinkskill "

1912 — James Clinkskill .

1913 — F. E. Harrison •

1914— F. E. Harrison

1915 — F. E. Harrison

1916 — A.MacG. Young, M.D.

1917— A. MacG. Young, M.D.

1918 — A. MacG. Young, M.D.

1919 — R. F. MacMillan

1920 — A. MacG. Young, M.D. ■

1921— A. MacG. Young, M.D.

1922 — Howard McConnell

1923 — Howard McConnell

CITY COUNCIL, 1922

Meets in City Hall, 23rd Street between 3rd and 4th Aves., every alternate Monday at 7. 45 p.m.

Mayor — Howard McConnell

Aldermen

Russell Wilson, W. P. Kirkpatrick, W. A. Wood, James Priel, William Anderson, R. J. Moore, C. W. Bolton, A. F. Dickson, F. A. Blain, G. W. Norman.

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STANDING COMMITTEES

A special committee consisting of all the members of the Council with the Deputy Mayor as chairman was substituted for the various standing committees at the beginning of the year 1921. This special committee meets on the Thursday evening at 7.45 preceding the Coun¬ cil meeting and performs the duties of the former standing committees. Assessment Board— Alderman Russell Wilson, Alderman F. A. Blain City Assessor H. Smith.

Parks Board— Alderman R. J. Moore, Alderman G. W. Norman, Aider- man James Priel, Rev. Canon E. B. Smith, Dr. H. D. Weaver, Mr. Alex. Porteous, Mr. W. W. Ashley, Mr. H. L. Jordan, K.C., Mr. A. E. Bence.

Council’s Representatives on Hospital Board— Alderman C. W. Bolton Alderman A. F. Dickson

Library Board — Alderman W. A. Wood, Mr. James R. Wilson, Mr. H. L. Jordan, K.C., Mrs, E. R. Myers, Mr. Frank Shannon, Mr. W. K. Brunskill.

Councils Representatives on Y M. C. A. Board— His Worship Mayor McConnell, Alderman William Anderson.

Note — His Worship Mayor McConnell is ex-officio a member of all committees and boards.

CITY OFFICIALS

City Hall : 23rd Street East between 3rd and 4th Avenues

Mayor — Howard McConnell City Commissioner — A. Leslie City Clerk — M. C. Tomlinson City Treasurer — J. C. Oliver City Engineer — G. D. Archibald City Assessor — H. Smith City Solicitor — Wm Rose , Tax Collector — Miss E. Weir Police Magistrate — F. M. Brown K.C.

Chief of Police — George M. Donald

Chief of Fire Department — John E. Faithfull

Medical Health Officer — Arthur Wilson, M.D.

Electrical Engineer — J. R. Cowley License Inspector — C. H. Price Market Master — R. A. Alexander Storekeeper — A. E. Cook

POLLING SUBDIVISIONS

Polling Subdivision No. 1 shall comprise all that portion of the said city lying east and south of the South Saskatchewan River and east of the street known as Broadway, including the east side of the said street.

Polling Subdivision No 2 shall comprise all that portion of the city of Saskatoon lying east and south of the South Saskatchewan River and west of the street known as Broadway, including the west side of the said street.

Polling Subdivision No. 3 shall comprise all that portion of the city of Saskatoon lying north of the north limit of Twenty-third Street, and east of the east limit of Avenue A, and west of the South Sas¬

katchewan River.

Polling Subdivision No. 4 shall comprise all that portion of the city of Saskatoon lying south of the north limit of Twenty-third Street, and east of the east limit of Avenue A, and north and west of the South Saskatchewan River.

Polling Subdivision No. 5 shall comprise all that portion of the city of Saskatoon lying north of the north limit of Twenty-second Street, and west of the east limit of Avenue A.

Polling Subdivision No. 6 shall comprise all that portion of the city of Saskatoon lying south of the north limit of Twenty-second Street, and west of the east limit of Avenue A, and north and west of the* South Saskatchewan River.

ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

■City Engineer — G. D'. Archibald

The Engineering Department of the city has charge of the instal¬ lation of all pumping machinery, the installation and maintenance of all water and sewer mains, house sewer and waterworks service con¬ nections, the construction and maintenance of concrete pavements and plank sidewalks, the opening up and maintenance of streets and the construction and maintenance of bridges and subways.

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE Chairman— Judge E. A. €. McLorg Mayor — Howard McConnell Magistrate— Fred M. Brown Clerk — Chas. Brooks

POLICE DEPARTMENT

Police Court and Offices : 23rd Street East between 3rd and 4th Aves.

Police Magistrate— F. M. Brown Chief of Police — George M. Donald Police Court Clerk— Chas. Brooks

ASSESSMENTS

Year	Amount	Tax Rate
1908 .	. $ 7,450,135	20 mills
1909 .	. 7,596,675	20 mills
1910 .	. 10,687.350	20 mills
1911 .	. 24,100,828	18 mills
1912 .	. 38,370,810	18 mills
1913. .	. 56,336,371	18 mills
1914 .	. 56,679,426	17.55 mills
1915 .	. 48,207,715	15.85 mills
1916 .	. 40,489.437	18.35 mills
1917 .	. 39,003,407	20.30 mills
1918 .	. 32.315,143	28.25 mills
1919 .	. 30,887,632	33 mills
1920 .	. 31,736.505	38.40 mills
1921 .	. 30.869,575	44.50 mills
1922 .	. 30,607.431	40.09 mills
1923 .	. 29.067.071	41.40 mills
Exclusive of Provincial Public Revenues Tax of	2.2 mills

HEALTH AND SANITATION DEPARTMENT 174-178 Third Avenue South

Medical Health Officer — Dr. Arthur Wilson Veterinary Inspector — Walter H. Orme

Sanitary Inspectors — W. H. Appleton (Chief), Harry P. Collins, P. W. Gibbons and George H. Buck.

FIRE DEPARTMENT Chief — John E. Faithfull

Fire Stations

Central Hall — 23rd Street East corner 4th Avenue West Side Hall — Avenue B corner 21st Street West Nutana Hall — 11th Street corner Broadway Equipment

No. 1 Hall — Combination motor truck hose wagon and hook and ladder wagon and 1,000 gallon pump No. 2 Hall — Steam fire engine, aerial ladder, combination hose and chemical wagon and 750 gallon pump No. 3 HalW-Combination motor truck

Location of Fire Alarm Boxes

Box

3 Corner Victoria Avenue and Saskatchewan Drive

4 Broadway corner Eleventh Street

5 Melrose Avenue and Eleventh Street

6 Corner Lome Avenue and Eleventh Street

7 Ninth Street and McPherson Avenue

8 McDougall Avenue and Eighth Street

9 Brewery

13 Corner Victoria and Main Street

14 Corner Clarence Road and Twelfth Street

15 Corner University Drive and Fourteenth Street

16 Corner Sixteenth Street and Temperance Street

17 Lansdowne Avenue and Main Street

18 Eastlake Avenue and Eighth Street

19 Lansdowne Avenue and Fourteenth Street

23 Corner Ontario Avenue and Twenty-fourth Street

24 Corner Avenue A and Twenty-third Street

25 Corner Avenue C and Twenty-second Street

26 Corner Avenue D and Twenty-sixth Street

27 Westmount School

28 Avenue B and Thirtieth Street

29 Comer Avenue A and Thirty-third Street

31 Princess and Seventh Avenue

32 Cushing’s Mill

34 Corner Queen Street and Fifth Avenue

35 Corner Twenty-fifth Street and First Avenue

36 Corner Third Avenue and Twenty-sixth Street

37 King Edward School

38 North Park

41 Corner Twenty-third Street and Second Avenue

42 Corner Twenty-first Street and Second Avenue

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43 Placed in No 2 Fire Hall and pulled on all telephone alarms

45 Corner Twenty-first Street and Fourth Avenue

46 Spadina Crescent and Twenty-fourth Street

48 First Avenue and Nineteenth Street

51 Corner Twentieth Street and Avenue A

52 Corner Nineteenth Street and Avenue D

53 Corner Eighteenth Street and Avenue G

54 Corner Sixteenth Street and Avenue H

56 Corner Twentieth Street and Avenue H

57 'Corner Avenue F and Twenty-third Street

58 King George School

61 Corner Eighteenth Street and Avenue M

62 Corner Avenue H and Twenty-first Street West

63 Avenue P and Twentieth Street

64 King Street between Nineteenth and Twentieth Streets

65 Avenue P and Sixteenth Street

67 Avenue J and Twelfth Street

68 Avenue J and Dudley

71 Avenue I and Twenty-third Street

72 Avenue F and Twenty-eighth Street

73 Avenue H and Thirty-first Street

74 Avenue E and Thirty-second Street

75 Avenue F and Thirty-fourth Street

76 Avenue B and Thirty-sixth Street

82 Dufferin and Seventh Street

83 Lome and Fourth Street

92 Edward and Osborne

PUBLIC PARKS

The Parks within the city limits, with area of each, are as follows:

Park area

Ashworth Holmes Park . 10.57 acres

Avalon Park . 1.52 acres

Buena Vista Park . 6.96 acres

Central Park . 58.25 acres

Cumberland Park . 6.5 acres

Royal Park . 2.5 acres

Idylwyld Park . 97 acres

River Bank Park . 5.5 acres

St. Andrews Park . 2.25 acres

Riverside Park . 30.0 acres

Victoria Park . 11.0 acres

Albert Park . 7.1 acres

Wellington Park . 74.77 acres

Westfield Park . 5.1 acres

Wilson Park . 5.9 acres

Dominion Park . 80.0 acres

Exhibition Park . 86.63 acres

Total . 395.52 acres

In addition to the parks enumerated above. the city has a lease

from the Dominion Government of an island situated in the South

Saskatchewan River at a distance of about two miles south of the 39

"L TWS kaSe Wat °btained tbe city at a nominal rental „ 5ollfLfer year °J} the 27th day of November, 1911, and is for acres10 °f " Thls lsland has an area of approximately 110

Outside City Limits

Beaver Creek Park .

Located about ten miles southeast of the city Cahill Park .

. 60 acres 1.52 acres

1907 — $377,211

1908 — $115,625

1909 — $1,002,055

1910— $2,817,771

1911— $5,028,366

1912— $7,640,530

1913— $4,453,845.

1914— $567,500

STATISTICS

1915— $20,200

1916— $146,150

1917— $582,739

1918— $604,715

1919— $1,404,590

1920 — $1,150,585

1921— $774,660

1922— $1,818,090

BUILDING

Educational Information

PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Office Building: Corner 21st Street East and 4th Avenue South

Citv^f^^w01 DlStj'Ct, of, Saskatoon now comprises, including the i/ c ^ and the Town of Sutherland, the following lfnds East y2 Section 14, all Sections 15 to 22 East V, Section ,ii c tions 25 to 36 Township 36, Range 5, and Sections 1 to 6 12 td

Beside fhe^schoob “ T°tW,nship ,3'7’ Ran^e S> west of third Meridian Town nf c ^hools erected in the city, there is one school in the

JfTome 2TO sou?, ^‘‘T,35^ where ,he« is * Population oi some 2 000 souls The whole district is managed by one school

each month^ memberS' Board meets nrst ™ d third Wednesdays

'Chairman of Board— Wm. B Doyle

TrUSCaedS7ell°hn CairnS’ L'L B'’ W' J' Gordon’ W- Brunskill, Mrs. J W

Secretary-Treasurer— William P. Bate Assistant Secretary-Treasurer— Francis F Bates Superintendent of City Schools-Dr. J. A. Snell, M.A., L.L.D. Superintendent’s Assistants — S. E. Fitzgerald, Miss A M Clark Attendance Officer— Hugh Middleton

Medical Department

Dentist — T. G. Countryman, D.D.S.

Nurses — Jean MacCallum and B. M. Hawke

Departmental Instructors Manual Training — A. H. Trevoy, R. E. Ripley Household Science — Miss Lilia B. Isbister and Miss D. I. Auld

	Teachers		Enrolled
1902 .	. 2			112
1903 .	. 3			136
1904 .	. 4			158
1905 .	. 5			213
1906 .	. 6			296
1907 .	. 10			364
1908 .	. 16			651
1909 .	. 29			831
1910 .	. 33			1,038
1911 .	. 43			1,478
1912 .	. 58			2,153
1913 .	. . . 74			2,922
1914 .	. 92			3,412
1915 .	. 93			3,516
1916 .	. 89			3,171
1917 .	. 101			3,434
1918 .	. Ill			3,759
1919 .	. 123			3,998
1920 .	. 143			4,327
1921 .	. 147			4.621
1922 .	. 131			4.901
1923 .	. 132			5,180
	Assessments
1910 .	. $11,844,033.10	Rate	4.6	mills
1911 .	. 25,642,490.00	Rate	5.0	mills
1912 .	. 39,818,920.00	Rate	4.0	mills
1913 .	. 56,260,317.00	Rate	4.1	mills
1914 .	. 56,559,712.00	Rate	5.0	mills
1915 .	. 47,464,079.00	Rate	4.5	mills
1916 . .	........ 48,945,865.00	Rate	4.6	mills
1917 .		Rate	7.0	mills
1918 .		Rate	9.0	mills
1919 .	. 30,776,910.60	Rate	11.60 mills
1920 .	. 28.841,191.00	Rate	15.10	mills
1921 .	. 28,435,607.00	Rate	15.10	mills
1922. .	. 27,368.203.00	Rate	17.7 mills

VALUE OF SCHOOL PROPERTY Summary, 1923

Assessed value of occupied school sites, vacant sites and

other properties . $ 365,600.00

Value of school buildings occupied, 1922 . 1,173.549.63

Furniture, equipment, etc . 49,867.30

Total . $1,589,016.93'

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Albert School

Situate on (all) Block 15, Plan G 18, facing Clarence Avenue between 11th and 12th Streets Site, assessed value 1921, $13,600.00

Building brick and stone, erected 1912 ; 12 classrooms, manual train¬ ing and domestic science rooms. Cost $101,300.00 Playground apparatus installed

Alexandra and Princess Schools

Situate on Block 10 of Plan C.E., facing 20th Street and Avenues G and H (whole block)

Site assessed value 1921, $40,110.00

Alexandra School, brick, erected 1906; enlarged 1908 ; 8 classrooms.

Cost $38,075.11. Partly destroyed by fire 1915, rebuilt Princess School, brick and stone, erected 1911 ; 8 classrooms manual training and domestic science rooms. Cost $65,667.31.

Playground apparatus installed

Buena Vista School

Situate on Lome Avenue and Sixth Street, on all of Block 11, Plan G. 48

Site, assessed value 1921, $13,950.00

Building brick and stone, erected 1913; 12 classrooms, manual train¬ ing and domestic science rooms. 'Cost $153,398.00

Caswell School

Situate on the Caswell Hill, at north end of Avenue B and on 30th Street, grounds include about three acres Site, assessed value 1921, $16, 675.00

Building. Brick and stone, erected 1910 ; 10 classrooms. Cost $54,665.81 Frame Annexes — 1. Playground apparatus installed

King Edward School

Situate on southeast corner of City Park, facing 25th Street, 428.4 ft. by 305 ft.

Site, assessed value 1921, $26,495.00

Building, brick and stone, erected 191 1 ; 1 3 classrooms, manual train¬ ing and domestic science rooms. Cost $101,300.00 Playground apparatus installed

King George School

Situate on Block 4 of Plan G.R. on Avenue K (whole block)

Site, assessed value 1921, $8,600.00

Building brick and stone, erected 1912 ; 12 classrooms, manual train¬ ing and domestic science rooms. Cost $160,513.73 Playground apparatus installed

Mayfair School

Situate on (all) Block 12, Plan F.U., whole block, between James and Charles Streets and Avenue E Site, assessed value 1921, $7,840.00

Building brick and stone, fireproof, erected 1920; 12 classrooms and household science and manual training rooms. Cost $246,000.00 Foundation and basement laid for school, to cost approximately $136,000.00

Pleasant Hill School

Site, assessed value 1921, $4,705.00 Frame school. 4 rooms

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Sutherland School

Situate on five acres adjoining Sutherland, on Section 35-36-5 Site, assessed value 1921, $9,324.00

Building brick and stone, erected 1912; 8 classrooms, manual train¬ ing and domestic science rooms. Cost $122,725.15 Playground apparatus installed

Third Avenue School Lot 33 to 38, Block 155, Plan Q. 2 Site, assessed value 1921, $46,000.00 Building, frame ; 2 rooms. Cost $5,500.00

Victoria School

Situate on Block 84, Plan Q, facing Broadway, between 1.1th and 12th Streets (whole block)

Site, assessed value 1921, $70,200.00

Building brick, erected 1909; 8 classrooms, manual training and do¬ mestic science rooms. Cost $49, 734.22 Playground apparatus installed. Frame annexes — 4

Westmount School

Situate on (all) Block 22, Plan H.J., whole block Site, assessed value 1921, $7,505.00

Building brick and stone, erected 1912; 12 classrooms, manual train¬ ing and domestic science rooms. Cost $160,858.08 Playground apparatus installed

Wilson School

Situate n s Duke cor Seventh Avenue Site, assessed value 1921, $16,165.00 Frame School, 5 rooms

SCHOOL STAFF Offices

Offices: 75 feet on 21st Street East corner Fourth Avenue; assessed value 1921, site $21,700.00, buildings $830.00

Albert School

Principal — S. B. Trerice, B.A.

Buena Vista School Principal — W. M. Holliston

Caswell School

Principal — W .P. Sexsmith

King Edward School Principal — J. S. Mills, M.A.

King George School Principal — R. A. Downey, B.A.

Mayfair School Pleasant Hill School Principal— Robert Henderson Principal — Miss J. E. Kimball

Princess Alexandra School Principal — W. A. Sharp, B.A.

Sutherland School Principal — Miss O. E. Garrett

Victoria School Principal — W. J. Russell. B.A.

Westmount School

Principal — G. H. Lewis

Wilson School

Principal — Mrs. I. A. Miller

COLLEGIATE INSTITUTES

Nutana Collegiate Institute, corner 11th Street and Victoria Ave¬ nue. Bedford Road Collegiate Institute on Bedford Road and Ave- The Nutana 'building, erected in 1910 is still one of the best build¬ ings of its kind in the west, commanding from its site on the high bank of the Saskatchewan River a fine view of the city and surround¬ ing country. This building has full basement, three storeys, full gym¬ nasium and an auditorium capable of holding 500 people.

The Berford Road building, completed early in 1923, has a partial basement, with large Manual Training room, fourteen classrooms and a somewhat smaller auditorium. It contains many modern features of advantage and is as completely fitted throughout as any building of its purpose in Canada.

Trustee Board

J. L. Nicol, M.A., D.D., (Chairman), J. F. Cairns, J. A. Valens, M.D1., John East, C. P. Seeley, B.A.

Secretary-Treasurer — W. P. Bate.

(Nutana Institute) — A. W. Cameron, B.A., Principal (Bedford Road Institute) — J. A. Speers, M.A., B. Paed, Principal

SASKATOON SEPARATE (R. C.) SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 20

Meets first Monday in every month Office: 318 Drinkle Block No. 1 Chairman — F. C. Hoad

Trustees — R. P. Strickland, Dennie Mahoney, F. C. Hoad, Ben Hoes- chen and J. V. Brady Secretary-Treasurer — P. R. H'artney

St. Paul’s School

Twenty-second Street East corner Fifth Avenue North Principal — J. E. McDonald

St. Mary’s School

West Side Avenue O south of Twentieth Street West Principal — J. E. McDonald

St. Joseph’s School Eastlake corner Main Principal — J. E. McDonald

PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE 1121 College Drive

This College was established by Act of the General Assembly in 1912. The Principal, though appointed in 1913, did not take office until 1914.

Principal — Rev. E. H. Oliver, M.A., Ph.D;.

Treasurer — Rev. M. F. Munro, B.A., B.D.

Librarian and Secretary — Rev. D. S. Dix, Ph.D.

PROVINCIAL NORMAL SCHOOL East Side Avenue A North between 31st and 32nd Streets

Principal — G. M. Weir (D. Paed)

LUTHERAN COLLEGE 8th Street East corner Jackson Avenue (Nutana)

I Principal — Rev. Wm. H. Harms

UKRAINIAN INSTITUTE (Russian School)

401 Main Street (Nutana)

I Principal — J. W. Stechishin

CONVENT OF NOTRE DAME DE SION 830 Avenue A North

I Superior — Rev. Mother Marie Silas

SASKATOON HEBREW SCHOOL 338 Avenue S South

University of Saskatchewan

SASKATOON

The University is situated on the east side of the south branch of the Saskatchewan River. Its site comprises 1,600 acres. About 300 acres, with frontage of over half a mile on the river, have been set apart for a campus.

The College group of buildings include the building used for Arts, Physics, and Agriculture, Saskatchewan and Qu’Appelle Halls, Engineering Laboratory, Stock Pavilion, Power House, Greenhouses, Barns, etc.

Visitor

Hon. H. W. Newlands, Lieutenant-Governor of Saskatchewan

Chancellor

Sir Frederick W. G. Haultain, LL.D. — Retires 1923

President

Walter C. Murray, M.A., LL.D., F.R.S.C.

Senate

Members Ex-Officio

Sir Frederick Haultain, LL.D., Chancellor Minister of Education Superintendent of Education Principal of Emmanuel College Principal of Presbyterian College Chairman of Educational Council Principal of Normal School, Regina Principal of Normal School Saskatoon The President Dean of Arts Dean of Agriculture Dean of Law Dean of Engineering Dean of Pharmacy

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Members Elected

Hon. D. Maclean. LL.B., Saskatoon

Hon. H. Y. MacDonald, B.A., Regina

R. G. Ferguson, M.D., Fort Qu’Appelle

J. Cameron, B.S.A., Saskatoon

T. D. Brown, B.A., K.C., Regina

J. W. Sifton, B.A.., Moose Jaw

G. R. Peterson, M.D., Saskatoon

R. H. Knox, B.A., Yorkton

A. G. Farrell, B.A., Moosomin

A. Kennedy, M.A., Weyburn

A. J. Pyke, B.A., Saskatoon

I^t. Rev. G. Exton Lloyd, D.D., P. Albert

J. R. MacDonald, LL.B., Wilkie

W. N. Finlay, B.A., Yorkton

R. Martin, Regina

G. C. Rooke, B.Acc., Regina

A. R. Greig, B.Sc., Saskatoon

J. A. Valens, M.D., Saskatoon

G. A. Munroe, D.D.S., Saskatoon

Dist. Represented Retires

Province-at-large 1923

Province-at-large 1925

Province-at-large 1923

Regina 1925

Moose Jaw 1924

Saskatoon 1924

Yorkton 1925

Moosomin 1924

Weyburn 1924

High Schools 1923

Prince Albert 1923

Battleford 1923

High Schools 1924

Pharmacists 1924

Accountants 1924

Architects 1924

Physicians 1924

Dentists 1924

Governors Elected Members

James Clinkskill, Esq., Chairman, Saskatoon Andrew MacDonald, Esq., Prince Albert J. F. Cairns, Esq., Saskatoon Arthur Hitchcock, Esq., Moose Jaw James Robinson, Esq., Regina

Appointed Members

Hon. P. E. MacKenzie, LL.B., Saskatoon, Vice-Chairman Hon. James McKay, B.A., Regina Levi Thompson.>Esq., Wolseley President Murray

University Council President Murray, Chairman

Dean Ling Dean Moxon Dean Campbell Professor Baker Professor Barnett Professor Basterfield Professor Bateman Professor Bayer Professor A. E. Cameron Professor C. N. Cameron Professor Carrothers Professor Champlin Professor Dines Professor Eaton Professor Ferguson Professor Fraser Professor Gordon Professor Greig

Dean Rutherford Dean MacKenzie Professor MacDonald Professor McGougan Professor Manning Professor Morton Professor Muller Professor Neilson Professor Newton Professor Patterson Professor Potts Professor Ramsay Professor Raynor Professor Rea Professor Rutter Professor Sharrard Professor Shaw Professor Simpson

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1923

1924 1924 1924

1923

1924

1925

Professor Grubb Professor Spencer

Professor Hansen Professor Sullivan

: Professor Hardy Professor Swanson

Professor Harrington Professor Thompson

Professor Hebert Professor Thorvaldson

Professor Henderson Professor Underhill

Professor Joel Professor Williams

Professor Kirk Professor Wilson

Professor Lindsay Professor Winters

Professor Lothian Professor Worcester

Advisory Council in Agriculture Members Ex-Officio The Minister of Agriculture President of the Grain Growers President of the Winter Fair Board The President Dean of Agriculture President of the Rural Municipalities

Appointed Members O. W. Andreason, Esq., Humboldt Mrs. H. Ducie, Dundurn

Elected Members

Angus MacKay, LL.D., Chairman, Indian Head

R. Sinton, Esq., Regina

Faculty of Arts and Sciences

Waiter Charias Murray, B.A. (U.N.B.), M.A. (Edin.), LL.D. Queen’s), F.R.S.C., President and Lecturer in Education y George Herbert Ling, B.A. (Tor.), Ph.D. (Col.), Dean and Professor of Mathematics

X John Allan MlacDonald, B.A. (Laval), M.A. (Harv.), Professor of French

y William Godfrey Sullivan, M.A. (T.C.D.), Professor of Classics

John Wallace Eaton, M.A. (T.C.D.), Professor of German /Walter Palmer Thompson, M.A. (Tor.), Ph.D. (Harv.), F.R.S.C., Professor of Biology

Frank H. Underhill, B.A. (Tor.), M.A. (Oxon.), Professor of History y Arthur S. Morton, M.A. (Edin.), D.D., Professor of History and Li¬ brarian

' Thorbergur Thorvaldson, B.A. (Man.), Ph.D. (Harv,), Professor of Chemistry

Lloyd L. Dines, M.A., Ph.D. (Chic.), Professor of Mathematics

* James Neilson, B.Acc. (Sask.), Professor of Accounting

Steward L. Basterfield, B.Sc. (Lon.), Ph.D. (Chic.), Professor of Chemistry

R. Albert Wilson, Ph.D. (Queen’s), Professor of English

William Ramsay, B.A. (Queen’s), Professor of Classics / W. W. Swanson, M.A. (Queen’s), Ph.D. (Chic.), Professor of Eco¬ nomics

* R. J. Manning, B.A. (Tor.), D.Sc. (Bristol), Professor of Chemistry

y W. Stewart Lindsay, B.A. (Dal.), M.B. (Edin.), O.B.E., Professor of Bacteriology and Pathology

James A. Sharrard, M.A. (Tor.), Professor of Philosophy » A. E. Cameron, M.Sc. (Manch.), D.Sc. (Aber.), Professor of Biology s Alex. G. McGougan, B.A. (McGill), Ph.D. (Yale), Professor Physics

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A Ethel Rutter, Ph.B. (Chic.), Professor of Household Science X Charles E. Muller, B.A. (Geneva), B.Sc. (Laus.), Professor of French

I. Albert Barnett, Ph.D. (Chic.), Assistant Professor of Mathematics > E. Leslie Harrington, B.A. (Mo.), Ph.D. (Chic.), Professor of Physics

John V. Bateman, B.A. (T.C.D.), Assistant Professor of Philosophy Jean G. Bayer, M.A. (Dal.), Assistant Professor of English y William A. Carrothers, B.A. (Man.), Ph.D. (Edin.), D.F.C., Pro¬ fessor of Economics

Aubrey C. Grubb, Ph.D. (Chic.), Assistant Professor of Chemistry )( George W. Rea, M.B., D.P.H. (Belf.), Professor of Bacteriology R. M. Ferguson, B.A. (T.C.D.), Assistant Professor of Classics G. H. Henderson, M.A. (Dal.), Ph.D. (Camb.), Assistant Professor of Physics

J. M. Lothian, M.A. (Glasg.), Professor of English

Margaret Newton, M.S.A. (McGill), Ph.D. (Minn.), Assistant Profes¬ sor of Biology

George W. Simpson, B.A. (Sask.), M.A. (Tor.), Assistant Professor of History

Charles N. Cameron, M.A. (Sask.), M.A. (Chic.), Assistant Professor of Chemistry

Malcolm F. Munro, M.A., B.D. (Queen’s), Lecturer in Hebrew Wm. P. Fraser, B.A. (Cornell), Lecturer in Plant Pathology Geraldine Gallon, B.A. (Sask.), M.A. (Chic.), Instructor in French Edith Patrick, B.A. (Tor.), M.A. (Col.), Instructor in Household Science

Janet Crawford, Physical Instructor for Women

The above constitute the Faculty E. W. Griffiths, Physical Instructor for Men N. Rayner, Analyst in Bacteriology

G. R. Shelton, Ph. D. (Ill.),. Special Lecturer in Chemistry J. R. Sutherland, M.A. (Aber.), Instructor in English Edith Brown, B.A. (London), Instructor in English

G. F. Sleggs, B.Sc. (Liverpool), Instructor in Zoology R. McQueen, M.A. (Alta.), Instructor in Economics

H. S. Evenson, B.A., Demonstrator in Physics J. O. Wilhelm, Demonstrator in Physics

Elizabeth Taylor, Physical Instructor for Women (1922-23) Margaret Shiel, B.A. (Sask.), Demonstrator in Chemistry G. M. MacFarlane, B.A. (Sask.), Demonstrator in Biology Agnes McKechnie, B.A. (Sask.), Demonstrator in Chemistry Winnifred Hughes, B.A. (Sask.), Demonstrator in Biology J. H. L. Taylor, B.Sc. (Sask.), Demonstrator in Chemistry Mary Crossley, B.A. (Sask.), Demonstrator in Mathematics Annie M. Sherriff, B.A. (Sask.), Assistant in Economics Faculty of Agriculture Walter C. Murray, LL.D. (Alta.), President

Wm. John Rutherford, B.S.C. (Tor.), Dean and Professor of Agricul¬ ture

x Alex. R. Greig, B.Sc. (McGill), Professor of Agricultural Engineering

> Raymond K. Baker, B.A. (Man.), Professor of Poultry Walter P. Thompson, Ph.D. (Harv.), Professor of Biology

> Alexander M. Shaw, B.S.A. (Tor.), Professor of Animal Husbandry T. Thorvaldson, Ph. D. (Harv.), Professor of Chemistry

Wim. iW. Swanson, Ph.D. (Chic.), Professor of Economics X Arthur E. Potts, B.Sc. (Edin.), M.S.A. (Cornell), Professor of Dairy¬ ing

Evan A. Hardy, B.S.A. (Ames), Professor of Agricultural Engineering Roy Hansen, M.S. (Ill.), Professor of Soils Alfred E. Cameron, D.Sc. (Aber.), Professor of Zoology X Manley Champlin, M.S.A. (So. Dak.), Professor of Field Husbandry X L. E. Kirk, B.A., B.S.A. (Sask.), Professor of Field Husbandry X L. M. Winters, M.S. (Ames), Professor of Animal Husbandry E. L. Harrington, P.h.D. (Chic.), Professor of Physics C. F. Patterson, B.S.A. (Tor.), Ph.D. (Ill.), Assistant Professor of Horticulture

R. J. Manning, D.Sc. (Bristol), Professor of Biochemistry

W. S. Lindsay, B.A. (Dal.), M.B. (Edin.), Professor of Bacteriology

R. A. Wilson, Ph.D. (Queen’s), Professor of English A. H. Joel, B.S. (Mich.), Assistant Professor of Soils

S. Hadwen, D.V.S. (McGill), Research Professor of Animal Diseases Arch. R. Weir, B.A. (Sask.), Lecturer in Mathematics

John G. Raynor, B.S.A. (Man.), Director of Extension Kenneth W. Gordon, B.S.A. (Man.), Assistant Director The above constitute the Faculty

S. P. Broby, Lecturer in Dairying

J. F. Fulton, D.V.S. (McKillop), Animal Pathologist Edith J. McKenzie, B.A. (Sask.), Instructor in English Wm. S. Benson, B.S.A. (Sask.), Instructor in Animal Husbandry Cyril H. Goulden, B.S.A. (Sask.), Instructor in Field Husbandry H. B. Josephson, B.S.A. (Sask.), Instructor in Agricultural Engineer¬ ing

T. Hampson, M.M., D.C.M., Demonstrator in Poultry

G. J. Verbeke, Demonstrator in Drawing

Faculty of Law

Walter C. Murray, LL.D., President V Arthur Moxon, B.A. (Dal.), B.C.L. (Oxon.), Dean and Professor of Law

J. Thadee Hebert, M.A. (U.N.B.), LL.B. (Harv.), Professor of Law J. W. Estey, M.A. (U.N.B.), LL.B. (Harv.), Lecturer in Torts and Equity

J. M. Stevenson, M.A. (Man), Lecturer in Procedure

H. L. Jordan, B.A. (Tor.), K.C., Lecturer in Municipal Law

A. S. Sibbald, M.A. (Tor.), Lecturer in Partnership and Jurisprudence Faculty of Engineering

Walter C. Murray, LL.D. (McGill), President y C. Jack Mackenzie, B.E. (Dal.), M.C.E. (Harv.), M.C., Dean and Professor of Civil Engineering

Alex. R. Greig, B.Sc. (McGill), Professor of Mechanical Engineering G. Morris Williams, B.S.C.E. (Neb.), Professor of Civil Engineering

T. Thorvaldson, Ph.D. (Harv.), Professor of Chemistry Alex. G. McGougan, Ph.D. (Yale), Professor of Physics Lloyd L. Dines, Ph.D. (Chic.), Professor of Mathematics W. G. Worcester, Professor of Ceramic Engineering Roy A. Spencer, M.Sc. (McGill), M.C. and Bar, Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering

I. Matheson Fraser, B.Sc. (McGill), Assistant Professor of Mechani¬

cal Engineering

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A. C. Grubb, Ph.D. (Chic.), Assistant Professor of Chemistry

I. A. Barnett, Ph.D. (Chic.), Assistant Professor of Mathematics

J. Stirling, B.Sc. (Queen’s), Instructor in Electrical Engineering

Faculty of Pharmacy Walter C. Murray, LL.D., President yt Alexander Campbell, Dean and Professor of Pharmacy k S. Basterfield, B.Sc. (Lond.), Ph.D. (Chic.), Professor of Pharma¬ cology

T. Thorvaldson, Ph.D. (Harv.), Professor of Chemistry R. J. Manning, D.Sc. (Bristol), Professor of Biochemistry Esli Woods, Instructor in Pharmacy

Edith MacKenzie, B.A. (Sask.), Instructor in Pharmaceutical Arith¬ metic

Officers of Administration

Walter Charles Murray, LL.D., President William John Rutherford, B.S.A., Dean of Agriculture George Herbert Ling, Ph.D., Dean of Arts Arthur Moxon, B.C.L., Dean of Law C. Jack Mackenzie, M.C.E., Dean of Engineering Alexander Campbell, Dean of Pharmacy R. J. Manning, D.Sc., Warden Qu’Appelle Hall y Archibald R. Weir, B.A., Registrar X Christina Henry, Assistant Registrar James Neilson, B.Acc., Bursar X Dugald J. Graham, Assistant Bursar

Alexander R. Greig, B.Sc., Superintendent of Buildings X Frank M. Riches, Business Manager X Norman J. Palmer, Assistant Manager, Bookstore John G. Raynor, B.Sc., Director of Extension Work Kenneth W. Gordon, B.S.A., Assistant- Director Abigail DeLury, Director of Homemakers Esther Thompson, B.H.E., Assistant Director Myrtle May, Demonstrator of Homemakers Ethel Tennant, Superintendent of Saskatchewan Hall Helen Grant Superintendent of Qu’Appelle Hall Laura MacFarlane, Dietitian Laura G. Fraser, Nurse Emma Bell, B.A., Library Assistant Mabel Gray, Supervisor of Nursing Housekeepers E. E. Brockelbank, B.S.A., Boys’ Work Extension Department Arthur S. Morton, D.D., Librarian Annie M. McKay, B.A., Assistant Librarian

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE General Information

The College of Agriculture is an integral part of the University and stands in the same relation to the University as do the Colleges of Arts and Science, Law and Engineering. It has a number of build¬ ings planned and equipped for carrying on its particular work and a staff of its own for the purpose of giving instruction in technical subjects and elementary work in English, Mathematics and the Sciences. Its laboratories and equipment are, under certain limita-

tions and restrictions, available to students in the other Colleges of the University.

Students in . Agriculture enjoy all the advantages — laboratory, library, social, dormitory life, public speaking and debate, athletics — that are incidental to a University. The atmosphere of the Univer¬ sity stimulates students to study and research and the staff and equip¬ ment induce them to participate in investigation work that will lead to a broader knowledge of the Science of Agriculture. Students who take one or more years’ work at the College should be able to conduct more profitably their farming enterprises and be better able to adapt themselves to new and changing conditions than if they had not had such advantages.

EMMANUEL COLLEGE In Affiliation with the University of Saskatchewan

The College is governed by two bodies, a Statutory Council, com¬ posed of ex-officio and elected members. Its appointment is regu¬ lated by canon and the elected members retire by rotation. Also by a Board of Governors appointed by the Colonial and Continental Church Society of London, England. The Council grants standings in Theo¬ logy, and the Board controls all matters affecting the welfare of the College, and the Proceedings of the College are reported annually to the synod of the Diocese of Saskatchewan. The Educational Com¬ mittee is made up of the Faculty, together with the Bishop, and three clerical and three lay members of the Board of Governors.

The College provides (1) an Associate course in Theology, (2) a pass course leading to the Testamur, (3) a course leading to the Licentiate in Theology, and (4) a course leading to the Degree of Bachelor of Divinity.

Principal — The Rev. W. T. Hallam, D.D.

Professor — The Rev. L. H. C. Hopkins, M.A., B.D.,

Lecturer — The Rev. R. H. A. Haslam, M.A.

Lecturer — The Rev. W. S. Wickenden, B.A., L.Th.

Churches and Places of Worship

Anglican

Christ Church — 608 Avenue F North. Rev. Wm. Askey, rector

St. James — 601 Dufferin Avenue (Nutana), Rev. Robt. H. A. Haslam, rector

St. George’s — 624 Avenue I South. Rev. Geo. H. Holmes, rector

St. John’s — 828 Spadina Crescent East. Rev. Canon Ernest B. Smith, R. D., rector

St. Matthew’s — e.s. Egbert Avenue (Sutherland), Rev. W. S. Wick¬ enden, rector

North Park Mission (St. John’s) — e.s. Prince of Wales Avenue near Empress Avenue

Baptist

First — Corner 4th Avenue and 25th Street. Rev. Archibald Ward, pastor

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Christian Science Church

525 Twenty-fourth Street E. Reading Room 301 Standard Trusts Building.

Librarian — Mrs. H. Hamersley

Church of God

523 Rusholme Road. Rev. C. H. Tubbs, pastor

German Lutheran

St. Paul’s Evangelical — 621 8th Street. Rev. Wm. H- Luke, pastor Trinity German Lutheran — 312 Avenue I South. Rev. Juergen Goos, pastor

Zion — 11th Street cor. Eastlake Avenue

Gospel Halls

■Hebron Gospel Hall — 218 25th Street West. James Panton, speaker Gospel Hall — 310 Avenue F South Gospel Hall— 120 25th Street W.

Greek Orthodox

Greek Orthodox Church — 206 Avenue M South. Rev. Father Paslez- nyk, pastor

Hebrew

Jewish Synagogue — 138 Avenue F South

Methodist

Wesley (Riverside) — 333 Avenue G South. Rev. Harry Heathfield, pastor

Sutherland Methodist Church — n.s. 11th Street (Sutherland)

Grace — 505 10th Street (Nutana). Rev. Charles W. Brown, pastor Third Avenue — 24th Street and 3rd Avenue North. Rev. Robt. R. Milliken, pastor

Methodist Missions — 3, 129 2nd Ave. N. Rev. T. Endicott Supt.

Free Methodist Mission— 725 Broadway. Rev. F. D. Bradley, pastor Presbyterian

Knox — Spadina Crescent near 24th Street. Rev. Wylie C. Clarke, B.D., pastor

St. Thomas — Avenue H South corner 20th Street. Rev. James A. Donnell, pastor

St. Paul’s — n.s. 10th Street (Sutherland). Rev. J. B. Manly, pastor Mayfair — n.s. 33rd Street West corner Avenue D. Rev. A. R. Skin¬ ner, pastor

Westminster — .Eastlake Avenue and 12th Street. Rev. Wm. Mac- Pherson, pastor

Roman Catholic

St. Paul’s — Snadina Crescent corner 22nd Street. Rev. Father A. Jan, parish priest

Greek Catholic Church — 206 Ave M South

Nutana Catholic Church — 650 Broadway. Rev. Father Jan, parish priest

Our Lady of the Victory. 207 Avenue O South, Rev. Father Panhleux, dir. Rev. Father J. Poulenard, priest

Salvation Army

Citadel — 231 20th Street East. Adjutant Junker in charge Hall— 525 20th Street W.

Seventh Day Adventists Meets at 426 Spadina Crescent E.

U ndenominational

University Drive Church of Christ — 643 University Drive. Rev. Wm. G. Kitchen, pastor

Miscellaneous

Baptist Mission — 327 Ave I South

Church of God — 523 Rusholme Road. Rev. Charles H. Tubbs, pastor Divinity College Chapel — n.s. College Dr.

Gospel Hall— 120 25th Street West and 429 5th Ave N.

Methodist Mission — 725 Broadway, Rev. F. D. Bradley, pastor North Park Mission — e.s. Prince of Wales Avenue near Empress Pentecostal Assembly of God — 9 23rd Street East Pentecostal Mission — 319 Ave F South Pleasant Hill Mission — 401 Avenue T South

Miscellaneous Information

SASKATOON BOARD OF TRADE

Office: w.s. First Avenue South, south of C. N. R. Depot Phone 4079

President — Major J. D. Gunn Vice-President — F. R. MacMillan Treasurer — H. S. Potter Secretary — Chas. T. Stacey

Executive Council — N. C. Byers, J. O. Hettle, Aden Bowman, John East, Sheriff Calder, Robt. McGowan, J. O. McCallum, W. J. Savage, Alderman C. W. Bolton, Alderman W. P. Kirkpatrick

SASKATOON INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, LTD.

Office: Board of Trade Building Officers and Directors, 1923 President — L. G. Calder Honorary Treasurer — W. W. Ashley Secretary-Manager — S. W. Johns Auditor — D. Mowat, F.C.A.

Veterinarian— S. T. P. Nichol, V.S., M.D.V.

Superintendent of Grounds — M. P. Neilly

SASKATCHEWAN LIVE STOCK BOARD Saskatoon Winter Fair

Office : Board of Trade Building President — R. W. Caswell

SASKATCHEWAN STOCK GROWERS’ ASSOCIATION

Office: Stock Yards, Moose Jaw President — J Byers Secretary — Edward Evans

SASKATCHEWAN ASSOCIATION OF ARCHITECTS Incorporated A.D. 1911

President — F. P. Martin, Saskatoon Vice-President — R. G. Bunyard, Moose Jaw Secretary-Treasurer — Francis B. Reilly, Regina

INSTITUTE OF CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

Secretary-Treasurer — Thomas Lax, Regina

SASKATCHEWAN WAR MEMORIAL MUSEUM

Registrar— Lieut.-Col. James McAra, Regina

SASKATCHEWAN GRAIN GROWERS’ ASSOCIATION

6, 2350 Twelfth Avenue, Regina. Secretary— A. J. McPhail

UNION OF SASKATCHEWAN MUNICIPALITIES Officers, 1922

Hon. President — Dr. A. MacG. Young, Saskatoon President — G. D. Mackie, Moose Jaw Vice-President — J. B. Gibson, Yorkton Secretary-Treasurer — W. E. Hodge, Moose Jaw

SASKATCHEWAN LAND SURVEYORS’ ASSOCIATION

(Incorporated 1912)

President — M. B. Weeks, Regina Vice-President — H. G. Phillips, Regina Secretary-Treasurer — H. G. Phillips, Regina

SASKATCHEWAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION

309, 1791 Rose Street, Regina Registrar — Theo. Zeats

SASKATCHEWAN ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS LEAGUE

Fort Qu’Appelle

Managing Director — A. B. Cook

CANADIAN PATRIOTIC FUND (Saskatchewan Branch)

1015 McCallum-Hill Building, Regina Secretary — Thos. M. Bee, Regina

Clubs and Associations

Canadian Club

Secretary — J. E. McDermid, Barrister, Bank of Commerce Bldg. Crescent Hockey Club (Office 16, 244 Second Avenue S Secretary — F. E. Betts

Mayfair Football Club

(Grounds) — South Side Thirty-second Street W cor. Avenue Q South. Saskatoon Club 415 Twenty-first Street East Manageress — Mrs. R. Boulton

Saskatoon Bowling Club

East Side Spadina Crescent East near Twenty-fifth Street Saskatoon Lawn Bowling Club (Office) 16, 244 Second Avenue S Secretary — F. E. Betts

Cosmopolitan Club 6, 214 Twenty-first Street East

Saskatoon Golf Club

West Side Lome Avenue near Exhibition Grounds 61

Saskatoon Tennis Club

East Side Spadina Crescent E. near Twenty-fifth Street Saskatoon Shrine Club 1, 404 Twenty-first Street East Secretary — George L. Pow

Catholic Club

Top Floor 102 Second Avenue North Secretary — Joseph W. McDonald

Rotary Club

Meets Monday at Lunch, 12 noon, at King George Hotel. J. Shar- rard, president

Kiwanis

Meets Thursday at Lunch, 12.15, at King George Hotel. F. R. Mac¬ Millan, secretary

Sing Lung

332 First Avenue South

Associations and Societies

Canadian Red Cross Society 412 Canada Building Field Secretary — Wm F Marshall

St. John Ambulance Association

President — E. B. Hyatt

Orange Association

Grand Lodge of Saskatchewan — Wm. H. G. Armstrong, Grand Or¬ ganizer, 401 Twenty-eighth Street West

Saskatoon Football Association Secretary-Treasurer — John Hesford, 1131 Avenue H North Great War Veterans’ Association 403 Twenty-first Street East Secretary — Alfred E. Tutte

United Commercial Travellers of America Saskatoon Council No. 445 57 York Building

Secretary-Treasurer — E. N. Argue

Retail Merchants’ Association of Canada 812 Canada Building Provincial Secretary — W. L. McQuarrie Treasurer — S. E. Fawcett

Northwestern Mutual Fire Association 812 Canada Building

Manager — A. M. Blue

Children’s Aid Society

Office: 178 3rd Avenue South Shelter: 1702 8th Street (Nutana)

President — W .B. Crawley Treasurer — S. E. Fitzgerald

Secretary — A. Stephen Wright, 178 3rd Avenue South Matron — Elizabeth Irons

Young Men’s Christian Association

500 Spadina Crescent corner Twentieth Street East President — W. L. Noyes General Secretary — W. H. Moor Treasurer — .J H. Cameron Boys’ Work Secretary — George Porteous Physical Instructor — James H. Macqueen

Young Men’s Christian Association (Chinese)

329 Avenue C South Missionary — C. Y. Sheen

Young Women’s Christian Association 24th Street East near 3rd Avenue North General Secretary — Hazel MacAdam House Secretary — Anna L. Johnston Employment Secretary — 'Leila Giberson.

Travellers’ Aid Secretary — M. Lillian Wilson Office Secretary — Miss Jean Henderson Girls’ Work Secretary — Miss L. Giberson

Officers of Board of Directors President — Mrs. R. B. Irvine, 416 11th Street Secretary — Mrs. H. S. Potter, 867 University Drive Treasurer — Mrs. H. D. Weaver, 4th Avenue and 20th Street East Canadian Credit Men’s Trust Association 202 Grain Building

Manager — E. B. Haffner

Saskatchewan Conference of Seventh Day Adventists Meets at 426 Spadina Crescent East

Saskatchewan Tract Society 426 Spadina Crescent East Orpheus Society Drinkle Building No. J.

Secretary — Fred Watson

Canadian Bible Society 170 Second Avenue South District Secretary — John B. Taylor

Saskatoon Philatelic Society 914 Avenue D North Secretary — J. B. Wrigley

Saskatoon Poultry Association Hon. Secretary — Cecil Cooper, c-o Quaker Oats Co.

Chinese National League 129 Nineteenth Street East Ukrainian National Home Association 501 Avenue I South

National Liberal Organization Committee Saskatoon Headquarters

208 'Canada Building

Secretary — C. G. Locke

North Saskatchewan Auxiliary of the Bible Society (Basement) Bank of Hamilton Building Saskatoon Railway Mail Clerks Association

514 Canada Building

Saskatchewan Rural Telephone Company’s Association

220 21st St E

Secretary — F. Hembrowe Smith

Hospitals and Homes

Saskatoon Municipal Hospital

Situated on Queen Street opposite Seventh Avenue North, City Park.

Medical staff comprises all legally qualified practitioners in the City of Saskatoon.

Superintendent and Secretary — T. T. Murray

St. Paul’s Hospital

Established March, 1907. New hospital opened December, 1913. Situated on Avenue P corner Twentieth Street.

Terms of admission are as follows: Private wards $4.50, $5.50 per day ; double private wards $3.00 per day ; semi-private wards $2.50 per day; general ward $2.00 per day.

Superior — Sister Casey Secretary-Treasurer — Sister M. J. Longtin Superintendent of Nurses — Sister Mayer

Accommodation — New Hospital

18 private wards for ladies, 4 semi-private wards for ladies, 4 double rooms for ladies.

8 private wards for men, 4 semi-private wards for men, 2 double rooms for men.

3 public wards (19 beds) ; children’s wards (12 beds).

The old hospital is used part for Nurses Home and emergency calls.

Saskatoon Day Nursery 178 Third Avenue South Matron — Miss Minnie Russell

Ukrainian Institute 401 Main Children’s Shelter

South Side Eighth Street corner Jackson Women’s Christian Temperance Union (Rest Home)

410 Fourth Avenue North Matron — Mrs. Eva Sproule

Rosary Hall

534 Spadina Crescent East Superior — Rev. Mother Christopher

Convent of Notre Dame de Sion

830 Avenue A North Babies’ Home

804 Thirty-second Street West Matron — Miss Agnes Martin

Benevolent Societies

Independent Order of Oddfellows

Saskatoon Lodge, No. 29 — Meets every Monday in Oddfellows Hall, n.s. 21st Street East

North Star Lodge No. 67 — Meets every Friday at 8 p.m. in Odd¬ fellows Hall, n.s. 21st Street East

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Queen Esther Lodge, No. 5 (Rebecca Degree)— Meets 2nd and 4th Thursdays in Oddfellows Hall, n.s. 21st Street East Owana Encampment — Meets 1st and 3rd Thursdays in Oddfellows Hall, n.s. 21st Street East

Saskatoon Canton, No. 2 — Meets every second Tuesday in I.O.O.F. Temple

Miriam Lodge No. 24 — Meets 1st and 3rd Wednesdays in Oddfellows Hall, Nutana

Independent Order of Foresters

Court Saskatoon, No. 3008 — Meets last Friday of each month in St. John's Hall

Knights of Columbus

Meets every 2nd and 4th Fridays at 102 2nd Avenue North Knights of Pythias

Chalmers Lodge No. 10 — Meets 4th Wednesday and 2nd Saturday of each month in Oddfellows Hall

Loyal Order of Moose

Saskatchewan Lodge No. 722 — Meets at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Princess School

Masonic

Constituent Lodges in Saskatoon

(Meeting in Masonic Temple, Twenty-third Street East) Saskatchewan Lodge No. 16 — Meets first Tuesday Imperial Lodge No. 60 — Meets second Wednesday Progress Lodge No. 92 — -Meets third Thursday Victory Lodge No. 144 — Meets second Saturday

Twin City Lodge No. 89 — Meets second Monday, 10th and Sutherland Chinese Freemasons meets at 334 1st Ave S

Knights Templar, Great Priory of Canada Saskatoon Preceptary No. 55 — Meets 4th Friday in Masonic Temple A. & A. S. R.

Saskatoon Lodge of Perfection, 14° — Meets 2nd Friday

Eastern Star

Saskatoon Chapter No. 4 — Meets 1st Monday in Masonic Temple .Loyal Orange Association

Duke of Cumberland L.O.L. No. 2263 — Regular meeting on 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month in Oddfellows Hall Saskatoon DO-L. No. 1801 — Regular meeting on 4th Tuesday of each month in Orpheus Hall

Saskatoon County Royal Scarlet Chapter— Meets 3rd Wednesday in Oddfellows Hall

King Solomon Royal Black Preceptory No. 777, Royal Black Knights of Ireland— Meets regularly on the 1st Wednesday of each month in Oddfellows Hall

Floral L.O.L. No. 2458 — Meets 1st Monday in each month in Odd¬ fellows Hall (Nutana)

Saskatoon County L.O.L. No. C55: — Meets semi-annually 1st Tuesday in February and June

Ladies’ Orange Benevolent Association Naomi Lodge No. 159 — Meets every 4th Wednesday in Orpheus Temple

Royal Templars of Temperance 1

Perseverance Lodge— Meets every Thursday night in Knox Hall

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Sons of England

National Standard Lodge No. 265 — Meets 1st and 3rd Thursdays in S. O. E. Hall, 310 Avenue F South Secretary — H. G. Buck, 214 33rd St. W.

Sons of England Benefit Society (Saskatoon Lodges)

District Deputy Supreme President — W. A. Holland, 1752 St. George Avenue

Lodge National Standard No. 265 — H. G. Buck, secretary, 214 33rd W.

Lodge Saskatoon No. 356 — W. A. Wood, president, 328 Avenue T South ; F. G. Wright, secretary, 1250 Avenue K South Lodge Riverdale No. 368 — R. Athey, president, 623 Avenue H South ; Horace Nixon, secretary, 749 Avenue H South

Daughters and Maids of England Benevolent Society President — Mrs. Barrett, 817 Avenue C North Secretary — Mrs. E. G. Jackson, 622 32nd Street West Secretary to the Building Trustees — H. G. Buck, 214 33rd Street West United Order of Canadians Meets 3rd Tuesday in I. O. O. F. Hall

United Commercial Travellers

Meets 4th Saturday of each month in Oddfellows Hall, e.s. 21st Street

Woodmen of the World

Meets 2nd and 4th Thursdays in St. John’s Hall Sons of Scotland Meets 1st and 3rd Mondays

Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Meets 1st and 3rd Sundays in I. O. O. F. Hall

Brotherhood of Railroad Conductors Meets 2nd and~4th Sundays in I. O. O. F. Hall B. P. O. E.

Sask. Lodge No. 127 — Meets Fridays in G. W. V. A. Hall. A. E. Harshaw, secretary

SASKATOON PUBLIC LIBRARY

312 21st Street East

Hours of Opening

Reading Room — 9.30 a.m. to 10 p.m. (July to August 9 p.m.) Lending Department — 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Membership Privileges

The library is free to all who live or work in Saskatoon. Books may be borrowed at once on completing the necessary application form guaranteed by a ratepayer.

Visitors to the city are permitted to borrow books on depositing the sum of $3.00, which sum is returned when the use of the library is discontinued.

Administration

The library is administered by a board consisting of seven mem¬ bers appointed by the City Council and the Mayor, who is a member ex-officio. Only one member may be an alderman. The city is empowered by the Provincial Library Act to levy, in addition to all other taxes, a rate not exceeding one mill on the assessed property.

The Board at present consists of the following: Alderman James R. Wilson, H. L. Jordan, Mrs. E. R. Myers, Frank Shannon and W. E. Brunskill

Staff

Librarian — David M. P. Murray

Assistants — Miss Marie Shannon, Vivian Crane, Chrissie Lynn and Florence Hamilton

Lending Department

This department has now over 14,000 volumes available for lend¬ ing, Literature, Art, History, Biography, Travel and Useful Arts, Fiction and Juvenile being especially well represented. It is the aim of the library to make its collection of technical books as complete as possible.

Reference Department

The Reference Library is a separate collection of books. This department is designed to meet the needs of students and workers in every field who need special data of any kind. Telephone and mail enquiries receive prompt attention.

CITY CEMETERIES Wm. Wright, caretaker

Protestant Cemetery

North end of Third Avenue North

Catholic Cemetery North end of Third Avenue North

Province of Saskatchewan

Seat of Government: Regina GOVERNMENT OF THE PROVINCE

Lieutenant-Governor — Hon. H. W. Newlands Premier and President of Council — Hon. C. A. Dunning

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

Speaker — Hon. Geo. A. Scott

Deputy Speaker — W. G. Robinson

Clerk of the Legislative Assembly — Geo. A. Mantle

Sergeant-at-Arms — James S. Telfer

Constituency	Name	P. O. Address
Arm River . .	, . . .Hon. George A. Scott Davidson
Battleford .
Bengough .
Biggar .
Canora .		. . Buchanan
Cannington .		. .Redvers
Cumberland .	. . . D. A. Hall .
Cut Knife .	. ..Wm. H. Dodds .	. . Cut Knife
Cypress .	. . . H. T. Halvorson . . . .
Estevan .
Elrose .		. . Rossduff
Francis .	. . .W. G. Robinson. . . .	. . .Francis

Constituency	Name	P. O. Address
Gravelbourg .	. . W. J. Cummings .	. .St. Boswells
Hanley .	. .P. R Ketcheson .	. .Young
Happyland .	. . F. R. Shortreed .	. Sceptre
Humboldt .	. .H. M. Therres .	.Humboldt
lie a la Crosse .	..J. 0. Nolin .	..Meota
Jack Fish Lake .	. .D. M. Finlayson .	. North Battleford
Kerrobert .	. .John A. Dowd .	. Ermine
Kindersley .	. .W. H. Harvey .	.Flaxcombe
Kinistino .	. . T. R. Taylor .	. Birch Hills
Last Mountain .	. .Hon. Samuel J. Latta. Regina
Lloydminster .	. . R. J. Gordon .	.Maidstone
Lumsden .	. . W. J. Vancise .	. .Grand Coulee
Maple Creek .	..P. L. Hyde .	.Hatton
Melfort .	. .G. B. Johnston .	. .Melfort
Milestone .
Moose Jaw City .	. .J. Pascoe, W .G. Baker. Moose Jaw
Moose Jaw County. .	. .Hon. Chas. A. Dunning.Regina
Moosomin .	. .John L. Salkeld .	.Gerald
Morse .		. Moose Jaw
North Qu’Appelle. . .	..Hon. Jas. G. Gardiner. Regina
Notukeu .	. .George Spence .	. .Monchy
Pelly .	..Mrs. M. O. Ramsland. Regina
Pheasant Hills .	. .Jas. A. Smith .	.Duff
Pipestone .	. .W. J. Patterson .	. .Windthorst
Prince Albert .	..Chas. McDonald .	. Prince Albert
Redberry .	. .G. Cockburn .	.Regina
Regina City .	, . Hon. Jas. A. Cross _	. .Regina
	D. A. McNiven .	.Regina
Rosetown .	..J. A. Wilson .	.Harris
Rosthern .	. . Hon. J. M. Uhrich. . .	. .Regina
Saltcoats . .	..Dr. G. W. Sahlmark.	. .Saltcoats
Saskatoon City.	. Hon. A. P. McNab. . .	, .Regina
	Harris Turner .	. .Saskatoon
Saskatoon County . . .	. .C. Agar . .	. Saskatoon
Shellbrook .	. .E. S. Clinch .	.Shellbrook
Souris. . . ; .		.Alameda
South Qu’Appelle. . .	. .D. H. McDonald .	.Ft. Qu’Appelle
Swift Current .	. .David T. Sykes .	Swift Current
Thunder Creek .	. .W. J. F. Warren .	. .Belbeck
Tisdale .	..Hugh E. Jones .	. New Osgoode
Touchwood . .	. .John M. Parker .	.Kelliher
Turtleford .	..A. B. Gemmell .	. Mervin
Vonda .	. .James Hogan .	Meacham
Wadena .	. .W. H. McKinnon....	.Quill Lake
Weyburn .	. . Hon. C. M. Hamilton .	.Regina
Wilkie .	. . S. Bingham .	.Wolfe
Willow Bunch .	. .A. J. Hindle .	. Assiniboia
Wolseley .	. .G. Bennett .	. Summerberry
Wynyard .	. .G. W. Robertson. . . .	. Mozart
Yorkton .	. .Thos. H. Garry .	. Willow Brook

Executive Council

Hon. C. A. Dunning, Premier, President of Council, Provincial Trea¬ surer, Minister of Railways

Hon. A. P. McNab, Minister of Public Works, Minister of Telephones Hon. S. J. Latta, Minister of Education, Minister in charge of The Bureau of Publications and the King’s Printers Office Hon. C. M. Hamilton, Minister of Agriculture, Minister of Munici¬ pal Affairs

Hon. J. A. Cross, Attorney General, Minister in charge of the Bureau of Child Protection

Hon. J. G. Gardiner, Minister of Highways, Minister in charge of The Bureau of Labour and Industries

Hon. J. M. Uhrich, Provincial Secretary, Minister of Public Health Deputies and Chief Officers of Departments Clerk of the Executive Council — J. W. McLeod Clerk of Legislative Assembly — G. A. Mantle Deputy Attorney-General — A. L. Geddes

Deputy Provincial Secretary and Registrar Joint Stock Companies — Dr. W. W. Amos

Deputy Provincial Treasurer — A. Perring Taylor Deputy Minister of Public Works — J. M. Smith Deputy Minister of Agriculture — F. H. Auld Deputy Minister of Education. — A. H. Ball Deputy Minister of Railways and Telephones — D. C. McNab Deputy Minister of Municipal Affairs — J. J. Smith Provincial Auditor — G. L. Hopkins King’s Printer — J. W. Reid

Commissioner of Labor and Industries — T. M. Molloy Inspector of Legal Offices— D. M. Woodhams Superintendent of Insurance and Fire Commissioner — A. E. Fisher Legislative Council — R. W. Shannon, K.C.

Legislative Librarian — John Hawkes

Deputy Minister of Public Health — M. M. Seymour, M.D.

Master of Titles — Wilmot G. Haultain Deputy Minister of Highways — H. S. Carpenter Civil Service Commissioner — P. G. Ward Fire Commissioner — A. E. Fisher

Supt. of Neglected and Dependent Children — F. J. Reynolds Superintendent of Education — D1. P. McColl Commissioner Provincial Police — C. A. Mahony Provincial Bacteriologist — Dr. F. G. McGill Local Gevernment Board (Chairman) — Geo. A. Bell Commissioner of Publications — W .A. MacLeod Saskatchewan Farm Loan Board (Chairman) — Colin Fraser

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT

Minister — Hon. A. P. McNab Deputy Minister — J. M. Smith Architect — M. W. Sharon Chief Clerk — D. D. MacLennan

DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS

Minister of Highways — Hon. J. G. Gardiner

Deputy Minister — H. S. Carpenter

Chief Clerk — G. A. Palmer

Director of Surveys — M. B. Weekes, D.L.S.

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ATTORNEY-GENERALS DEPARTMENT

Attorney-General— Hon. J. A. Cross, K.C.

Deputy Attorney-General— A. L. Geddes Master of Titles — W. G. Haultain

Law Officers — M. Dingwall, A. Blackwood, A. Hayworth, Samuel Quigg, A. L. McLean, J. L. Salterio and M. McCausland Chief Clerk— J. W. Reynolds Civil Service Commissioner— P. G. Ward

PROVINCIAL AUDITOR’S DEPARTMENT

Provincial Auditor — G. L. Hopkins Deputy Provincial Auditor— W. O. Lott Institutional Auditor — J. E. Tanner Chief Clerk — W. H. Pearce

PROVINCIAL TREASURY DEPARTMENT

Provincial Treasurer — Hon. Chas. A Dunning Deputy Provincial Treasurer — A. Perring Taylor Chief Clerk — Joseph B. Parker Superintendent of Revenues — Arthur Wilson

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

Minister of Education — Hon. S. J. Latta Deputy Minister — A. H. Ball, M.A., LLB.

Superintendent — D. P. MdColl, B.A.

Registrar — R. F. Blacklock Chief Inspector of Schools — Dr. J. H. McKechnie Inspector of High Schools — Dr. J. H. McKechnie Director of Rural Education, Associations and School Fairs — F. W. Bates, M.A., B.Sc.A.

Chief Attendance Officer — S. H. Braund

Chief Clerk — A. A. Wood

Assistant Registrar — D. G. Scott Calder

Director of School Hygiene — Ruby M. Simpson, R.N.

Director of Household Science — Isabel Shaw

Inspectorate	Inspectors of Schools No. Inspector	Address
Assiniboia .	. 4 R. D. Coutts, B.A. .	. .Assiniboia
Balcarres .	.21 W'. E. Stevenson, B.A...	. .Balcarres
The Battlefords.	.38 W. H. Magee, Ph.D .	. North Battleford
Biggar . .	.28 W. J. Small, B.A .	. .Biggar
Canora .	.32 A. L. Merrill, B.A .	. .Canora
Davidson .	.23 J. Alex. McLeod .	. .Davidson
Duck Lake .	.35 Robert Weir, B.A . .
Estevan .	. 2 J. Arch. McLeod .
Elbow .	.24 H. A. Everts, B.A .	. . Elbow
Humboldt .	.34 J. O’Brien, M.A., LL.B..	..2117 Broad ! Regina
Indian Head....	.16 John Marshall, M.A .
Kerrobert . .	.27 A. W. Keith, B.A .	. . Macklin
Kincaid .	. 4 C. A. Scarrow, B.A.. .,. . .	. .Assiniboia
Kindersley .	.26 J. E. Cowie, B.A. .	. . Kindersley
Kinistino .	,.42 J. F. Hutchison, B.A. ...	. .Kinistino
Last Mountain..	.22 J G. McKechnie, B.A...	. . 2348 Stuart .!
63	Regina

Inspectorate No; Inspector Address

Sister ....37 W. M. Veazey, B.A. ...... North Battleford

Milestone . 13 G. N. Griffing . 303 Athabasca St.

Moose Jaw . 12 S. E. M. McClelland 160^drninica ItCW.

““ft" . ?? L W- Moosomin^’ **

Mortlach . 11 Geo. D. Robertson, B.A. . . Mortlach

°xbow . 1 w J- Stevenson . ..Oxbow

£SiSn^ bert”,”Ji LTVT^m.HnSOn> RA . PrinCe Albert

Radisson . 40 W. J. Drimmie, B.A . Radisson

Radville . 3 W. ,S. Groomes, B.A . .Weyburn

Regina - 15 N. MacMurchy, B.A . 1941 Ane-us St

Rosetown . 25 Vacant g

Saltcoats . 19 James Robinson . Saltcoats

Saskatoon . 29 J. T M. Anderson, 720 Sask. Crescent

n xt^ A-’ D-Paed - E-, Saskatoon

|^ptre . J N. Latour, B.A . . Swift Current

Shaunavon . 6 J. J. Maxwell, M.A . Shaunavon

Ti!?! Current- • • W.S. Cram, B.A . Swift Current

TlsdaIe . ••••43 F. W. Harrison, B.A., Tisdale

rj, ,. , , „ LL.B., D.Paed . .

Turtleford . 39 Chas. Nivins, B.A.. ... . . ...Turtleford

Yld°ra . J F. W. Rowan, B.A . Eastend

^atdena . 33 N.L. Massey, B.A . Wadena

Watrous . 30 A. J. McCulloch, M.A . Watrous

Y?7byrn . 14 A. Kennedy, M.A . Weybirn

SI8-6 67 . II lames Little . . Wolsley

}Ydkle . . 36 J. H. Gallaway, B.A . ,. Wilkie

yy.nyard . 31 B. Hjalmarson, B.A . Wynyard

Yorkton . 20 B. W. Wallace . Box 94, Yorkton

Inspectors of School Districts Peter R. McDonald, Regina H. Von Meyer, Regina S. M. Jean, Regina

... . _ DEPARTMENT OF RAILWAYS

Minister — Hon. C. A. Dtinning

BUREAU OF CHILD PROTECTION

„ . . 1739 Cornwall (Regina)

Commissioner — F. J. Reynolds

Inspectors— FredsE. °ls°n’ ^ C‘ Robinson- H- J- Nosworthy and Mrs.

... . „ DEPARTMENT OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS

Minister — Hon. C. M. Hamilton Deputy Minister— J. J. Smith

^inYSt,er and Chief Inspector— John Anderson Chief 'Clerk — E. T. Milne

Wild Lands Tax Commissioner— George Armstrong Director of Town Planning— W. A. Begg

^skatchewan Assessment Commission-Murdo Cameron, Chairman- M. A. Graham, Secretary; J. C. Ross, Inspector

List of Inspectors

Inspector of Municipal Audits — Louis Jacobs

Municipal Inspectors— R. H. Matthews, Donald Grant, R. N. Flock, A. Spence and Stephen Malczewski Wild Lands Inspector — Gideon Smith

LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOARD

Chairman — George A. Bell Commissioner — S. P. Grosch Commissioner — J. N. Bayne Secretary — C. O. Davidson Accountant — Harry Willsmer

PROVINCIAL SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT

Provincial Secretary — Hon. Dr. J. M. Uhrich

Deputy Provincial Secretary and Registrar of Joint Stock Com¬ panies — Dr. W. W. Amos Chief Inspector of Theatres — W. McKay Omand

BUREAU OF LABOR AND INDUSTRIES

Minister — Hon. J. G. Gardiner Commissioner — Thos. M. Molloy Chief Factory Inspector — Thomas Withy Superintendent of Employment — Gerald Tomsett Minimum Wage Inspector — M. Gladys Halbert Provincial Offices

Saskatoon.. . M. J. McGrath Prince Albert. .. .James Hepburn

Moose Jaw . |E. M. Hagen Weyburn..i . E. Taylor

Swift Current.. . Walter Law Estevan.. . A. R. Dudfield

Yorkton . . . J. L. Adams N. Battleford.. .E. M. Bloomfield

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT

Superintendent and Fire Commissioner — A. E. Fisher Acting Deputy Fire Commissioner — W. J. Reid Inspectors — J. K. Wilson, W. A. Riddell, F. G. Furby, Peter Molter, G. S. Read

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

Minister of Agriculture — Hon. C. M. Hamilton Deputy Minister of Agriculture — F. Hedley Auld Dairy Commissioner — Percy E. Reed Provincial Veterinarian — Dr. M. P. McClellan Live Stock Commissioner — J. Gordon Robertson Recorder of Brands — W. F. Windeatt Accountant — Charles Neate

Director of Co-Operative Associations and Market Commissioner — J. F. Booth

Field Crops Commissioner — M. P. Tullis Secretary, Statistics Branch — Ed'ward Oliver Game Guardian — Fred Bradshaw Taxidermist — H. H. Mitchell

DEBT ADJUSTMENT BUREAU

Commissioner — Edward Oliver

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH

Minister — Hon. J. M. Uhrich

Deputy Minister — M. M. Seymour, M.D., D.P.H.

Acting Deputy Minister — F. C. Middleton, M.D'.

Chief Clerk — E. H. Lambly

Director, Provincial Laboratory Division — Frances G. McGill, M.D. Director, Vital Statistics Division — iStuart Muirhead Director, Sanitation Division — Robert H. Murray, C.E.

Director, Hospital Management & Child Welfare Division — F. C. Middleton, M.D.

Director, Communicable Disease Division — R. O. Davison, M.D. Consulting Engineer — A. J. McPherson

BUREAU OF PUBLICATIONS

Commissioner — Wm. A. MacLeod Secretary — Annie M. Peart Chief Clerk— W. E. H. Stokes

LIBRARY

Librarian — John Hawkes Asst. Librarian — W. H. Munro

THE OPEN SHELF LIBRARY

Librarian — Miss Evelyn A. W. Pithie

TRAVELLING LIBRARY

Librarian — Miss M. McDonald, B.A.

COURT OF KING’S BENCH FOR SASKATCHEWAN

Chief Justice — Hon. J. T. Brown

Pruisine Judges — Hon. H. Y. Macdonald, Hon. H. V. Bigelow, Hon. J. F. Embury, Hon. Donald Maclean, Hon. P. E. Mckenzie, Hon. G. E. Taylor Registrar — R. Charlton

Deputy Registrar — E. A. Mawer and D. M. Woodhams Master in Chambers — E. T. Bucke Master of Titles — W. G. Haultain

COURT OF APPEAL FOR SASKATCHEWAN

Chief Justice — Hon. Sir F. W. G. Haultain

Justices — Hon. J. H. Lamont, Hon. W. A. F. Turgeon. Hon. James McKay and Hon. W. M. Martin Registrar — R. Charlton

DEPARTMENT OF TELEPHONES AND TELEGRAPHS

Minister — Hon. A. P. McNab Deputy Minister — D. C. McNab Chief Engineer — W. Warren Superintendent of Rural Lines — T. A. Naismith Chief Accountant — A. E. Chant Superintendent of Traffic — C. W. Doody Chief Clerk — E. F. Pratt Commercial Superintendent — Benj. Jones Construction Engineer — H. B. Sherman 6*6

PROVINCIAL JAIL

S. W. 2-18-19 W. 2nd Mer.

Jailor — Finlay Kennedy Chief Keeper — C. Gleadow Storekeeper — Samuel Shannon

SASKATCHEWAN PROVINCIAL POLICE OFFICE

1739 Cornwall

Commissioner — Charles A. Mahony Assistant Commissioner — Wm. R. Tracey Chief Clerk — Thos. L. Elliott

Inspector of Regina Division — Thomas C. Goldsmith

PROVINCIAL POLICE

Divisional Headquarters: 220 Fourth Avenue South Inspector — E. L. J. Sparkman in charge

LAND TITLES OFFICE

South Side Twenty-first Street East near Fourth Avenue All townships 26-40 from dividing line between ranges 10-ll-w2 to Alberta boundary, except those parts of Townships 39-40, ranges 7-12-w3 lying north of right bank of North Saskatchewan River. Registrar — H. J. Borland Deputy Registrar — G. Fournier Deputy Registrar — Chas. G. Porter Deputy Registrar — Robert J. Townsend

COURT HOUSE

Northwest corner Twenty-first St. East and Fourth Ave. South District Courts sits at Saskatoon second Tuesday in January, first Tuesday in April, June and October 10th.

Judge — Hon. E. A. C. McLorg

SHERIFF’S OFFICE

Court House

Sheriff — Leonard G. Calder Deputy Sheriff — E. J. Shaver

SASKATCHEWAN GOVERNMENT TELEPHONES

140 First Avenue North Superintendent — W. H. Warren

Dominion of Canada

Local Offices and Officials

POST OFFICES

1st Avenue northeast corner Twenty-first Street East. Charles W. Heisler, postmaster

No. 1 — 802 Broadway. H. A. Godby, postmaster No. 2 — 242 Twentieth Street West. F. J. Hill, postmaster No. 3 — 402 Twenty-seventh Street West. E. H. Crimp, postmaster No. 4 — 216 Thirty- third Street. A. J. Kaye, postmaster No. 5 — Hudson’s Bay Co. John S. Smith, postmaster No. 6 — University of Sask. N. J. Palmer, postmaster .Sutherland — Central Ave. Walter H. Badger, postmaster Westmount — 339 Avenue I North. Wm. Govan, postmaster District Superintendent Postal Service 601 Canada Building District Superintendent — John Chamard Inspector Railway Mail Clerks — H. T. Bushby

District Inspector of Taxation Bank of Montreal Building District Inspector — 'David Douglas

CANADA CUSTOMS AND EXCISE DEPARTMENT Thompson Chambers, 206 Second Avenue N Collector — Alan Sproatt

Excise Enforcement Officer — John H. Anderson Express Branch 215 Twenty-third Street East Examining Warehouse 217 Twenty-third Street East SOLDIER SETTLEMENT BOARD 3rd Floor 247 Third Avenue South Superintendent — J. M. Varey

DEPARTMENT SOLDIERS CIVIL RE-ESTABLISHMENT

511 Canada Building Unit Director — W. D. Dewar Unit Medical Director — Dr. Chas. G. Cox Medical Representative — Dr. D. St. Clair Creighton

WEIGHTS AND MEASURES OFFICE Div. Superintendent — R. Wallace, 317 Twenty-first Street East DOMINION LAND OFFICE 105 Third Avenue North Acting Agent — Lome Paterson

Townships 26-37 inclusive, between ranges 1-29 inclusive, west of 3rd Meridian and townships 38-43 inclusive, between ranges 1-10 inclusive.

Townships 24-38, between ranges 1-16 west of 2nd Meridian Townships 24-40, between ranges 17-20, west of 2nd Meridian Townships 24_30, between ranges 30-32 west of 1st Meridian Townships 30-40, between ranges 21-29 west of 2nd Meridian eg

ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE

524 Third Avenue North Sergeant Alex. Drysdale, in charge

HEALTH OF ANIMALS BRANCH

176 Third Avenue South Inspectors — J. C. Johannes and Thos. Babe

Town of Sutherland

Incorporated June 1st, 1912

An incorporated town situated about three miles east of Saska¬ toon. It is located on Section 35, Tp. 36, Range 5 west of the 3rd Meridian and is a divisional point on the Lanigan section of the C. P. R. A large roundhouse and extensive yards are here.

Mayor — A. Hillyard Gardiner

Council — Thomas W. Bryans, Alexander J. Fraser, Harry Wood, A. Lang, H'. J. Beveridge and Frank Kellins Secretary-Treasurer — ,Sam Barrowclough Medical Health Officer — J. H. Skaling Policeman — George Addison Solicitors — Gilchrist & Hogarth Postmaster — Walter H. Badger

RURAL MUNICIPALITY OF CORY, No. 344

Office : 414 20th Street East, Saskatoon Reeve — O. C. Lawson

Secretary-Treasurer — F. J. H. Thomas, Registrar Births, Marriages and Deaths, and Commissioner for Oaths, Phone No. 4407 Councillors — Div. 1, D. W. Lasher; Div. 2, M. J. Harris; Div. 3, Joseph Caswell; Div. 4, C. J. Osier; Div. 5, M. J. Hickey; Div. 6, F. A. Harvey

Council meets first Wednesday of each month.

Blocks, Buildings and Apartments

Annex Block, 214 21st St E

Arke Apartments, 335 Ave C South

Armitage Block, 909 10th Ave

Arrand Block, 522 11th St

Ayres Apartments, 104-106 4th Ave N

Bank of Hamilton Building, 170 2nd Ave S

Bank of Montreal Building, 22nd St E cor 2nd Ave N

Bank of Montreal Chambers, 130 22nd St E

Bank of Nova Scotia Building, 234 2nd Ave S

Bell Block, 521 18th St W

Belleview Apartments, 621 18th St W

Bevan Building, 256 3rd Ave S

Boston Apartments, 309 Ave F South

Bottomley Block, 155 2nd Ave S

Bovill Block, 544 5th Ave N

Bowerman Block, 130 21st St E

Britsch Block, 604 Broadway

Butler Block, 235-243 20th St W

Butler Byers Block, 221-231 22nd St E

Cahill Block No. 1, 304 Ave A South

Cahill Block No. 2, 318 Ave A South

Cahill Block No. 4, 311 2nd Ave S

California Apartments, 150 2nd Ave S

Canada Building, 21st St and 1st Ave S

Canadian Bank of Commerce Chambers, 215 21st St E

C. P. R. Building, 109 2nd Ave N

Central Chambers, 219 22nd St E

Christ Church Hall, 505 Rusholme Road

Chubb Block, 229 21st St E

City Hall, 23rd St E bet 3rd and 4th Aves

Clay Block, 834 6th Ave N

Cobbold Block, 153 2nd Ave S

Cole Block, 216 2nd Ave S

Colthurst Block (now Bovill Block), 544 5th Ave N

Colthurst Block, 316 6th Ave N

Commercial Block, 319 21st St E

Connaught Block, 247 3rd Ave S

Copeland Block, 830a Broadway S

Cornish Block, 218 20th St W

Coronation Court, 444 5th Ave

Court House, n s 21st St E nr 3rd Ave

Creasy Block, Central Ave (Sutherland)

Criterion Building, 230 22nd St E

Croll Block, 233 22nd St E

Crowe Block, 302 25th St E

Daymer Apartments, 744 Spadina Crescent E

Dominion Bank Building, 166 2nd Ave S

Dominion Block, 136 2nd Ave E

Dorr Block, 409 Main St

Drinkle Building No. 1, 133 21st St E

Drinkle Building, No. 2, 106 3rd Ave S

Drinkle Building No. 3, 115 3rd Ave S

Dun Robin Apartments, 804 McPherson Ave

Dunham Apartments, 114 4th Ave S

Eaton Block, 735 Broadway S

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Elford Block, 124 1st Ave N

Elite Block, 244 2nd Ave S

Empress Chambers, 346 2nd Ave S

Farnam Block, 650 Broadway South

Farnham Block, 531 11th St

Ferguson Block, 140 2nd Ave S

Francis Block, 524 12th St

Gardiner Block, 219 Ave C South

Gibson Block, 126 22nd St W

Glengarry Block, 245 3rd Ave S

Golden Rule Apartments, 315 Ave K South

Gordon & Sparling Block (now called Paris Cafe Block), 252 2nd Ave S

Grain Building, 127 21st St E

Grainger Block, 129 2nd Ave N

Green Court, 325 25th St E

Hanson Block, 236 2nd Ave S

Helgerson Block, 109 2nd Ave S

Hjopkins Block, 105 20th St W

Hunt Block, 99 23rd St E

Hutchings Block, 403 1st Ave N

Idylwyld House, 109 11th St

Imperial Bank Building, 102 2nd Ave N

I. O. O. F. Hall, s s Main cor Broadway

I. O. O. F. Temple, 416 21st St E

Kempthorne Block, 157 2nd Ave S

Kerr Block (now called Elite Block), 244 2nd Ave S

Kirby Block, 107 Ave B South

Labour Temple Building, rear 406 Spadina Crescent E

Land Titles Office, 311 21st St E

Leland Court, 203 Ave E North

Listnadill Apartments, w s 23rd St E cor 5th Ave N

McEown Block, 215 22nd St W

McKay Block, 219 2nd Ave S

Market Block, 214 22nd St E

Masonic Temple, 402 21st St E

Morton Block, 267 3rd Ave S

National Trust Building, 273 2nd Ave S

Oddfellows Temple, 416 21st St E

Paris Cafe Block, 252 2nd Ave S

Parker Apartments (now called Arke Apartments), 335 Ave C South

Parkview (The), 445 5th Ave N

Parr Block, 820 Victoria

Post Office Building, 21st St E cor 1st Ave S

Queen’s Court, 303-305 Queen

Regent Apartments, 310 20th St E

Regent Pavillion, 310 20th St E Richmond Court, 117 27th St W Rideau Apartments, 427 4th Ave N

Riverdale Apartments (now called Belleview Apartments), 621 18th St W

Riviera Apartments, 324 6th Ave

Rolph Block, 646 Broadway

Ross Building, 116 3rd Ave S

Royal Bank Chambers, 241 2nd Ave S

St. George’s Hall, 628 Ave I South

Salvation Army Citadel, 231 20th St E

Salvation Army Hall, 425 20th St W

Singer Building, 319 Ave F South

Smith Block, 723 Broadway

Sommerfeld Block, 817a Broadway S

Sons of England Hall, 310 Ave F South

Standard Trusts Building, 3rd Ave N cor 22nd St

Stephenson Block, 227 2nd Ave S

Stewart Block, 117a 20th St E

Stratford Block, 118 2nd Ave N

Sutherland Town Hall, s s 8th St (Sutherland)

Taylor Block, 613 McPherson Ave Tees & Persse Building, 331 1st Ave N Thomas Block, 821 Broadway Thompson Chambers, 206 2nd Ave N Travellers Block, 228 3rd Ave S Ukrainian Labor Temple, 330 Ave G South Union Bank Building, 173 2nd Ave S Vesta Apartments, 129 11th St Wesley Hall, n s 19th St W nr Ave H South Woodland Apartments, e s Eastlake cor Main York Building, 158 2nd Ave N Y M C A, 500-506 Spadina Crescent YWCA, 24th St E nr 3rd Ave

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Sub-Divisions and their Locations

Alexandra Park, 8th Street E. (Nutana), between 8th and 12th at limits

Andrews Addition, south of C. N. R. tracks between 11th and 15th Streets West

Bellevue Addition, from Taylor Street (Nutana) south to Fair Grounds

Brevoort Park, south of 8th Street (Nutana) just outside limits Buena Vista, south of 8th Street between Broadway and Lansdowne Caswell Hill, north of 29th Street between Avenue A and Avenue I Central Park, west of city limits, south of 18th Street and north of C. P. R. track

Connaught Park, north of 33rd Street, west of Avenue P Fairhaven, west of Dundonald Avenue between 18th and 20th Streets Fairview, southwest corner city limits, north G. T. P. tracks G. T. P. Addition, between Avenue P and River, south of 11th Street Highlands, north of city limits, 38th to 42nd Streets Lakeview, north of city limits, 38th to 42nd Streets McVicar Addition, north of 33rd Street, continuation of 1st and 2nd Avenues

Mayfair, bounded by Avenues A and I and 33rd Street and limits Melrose Park, one mile east of limits, south of Taylor Street North Park, north of 32nd Street, between C. N. R. track and river Nutana Hill, south of 8th Street (Nutana), between 12th Avenue and Lome

Parkdale, north of C. P. R. track, east of C. P. R. bridge Richmond Park, between Edward Avenue and River, north of C. P. R. 'track

River Heights, west of Brunswick Avenue between C.P.R. and C.N.R. River View, bounded by 11th and 17th Streets and Avenues H and P Rosedale, west of Avenue P, south of 11th Street Ruskin Place, north of 29th Street, between Avenues I and P Schlick Addition, north of 32nd Street, east of C. N. R.

Silver Heights, half mile north of Highlands

Sunnyside, west of city limits, south of 18th Street and north of C. P. R. track

University Annex, between Saskatchewan Street and 14th Street, Buena Vista and Wiggins Avenue University Heights, south of C. P. R. and east of C. P. R. bridge University Homes, south of 8th Street (Nutana) at city limits University View, between 12th and 14th Streets East (Nutana) near limits

Varsity Park, east of Wiggins Avenue (Nutana), south of 14th Street East

Westmount, between 22nd and 28th Streets and Avenues I and N

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Abbreviations

acct — accountant adv — advertising

agt — agent - -

agrlc Iraplts — agricultural dressmkr — dressmaker Implements ‘ — *

dem — domestic Dom — Dominion Dr— Drive

appr — apprentice archt — architect assn — association asst — assistant attndt — attendant

elev — elevator emp — employed

engrav — engraver exp — express

- automobile expmessr — express r

bgeman — baggageman bet — between bkbndr — bookbinder bkpr — bookkeeper bldg — building blk — 'block

blksmith — blacksmith boul — boulevard brkmn — brakeman brklyr — bricklayer cabtmkr — cabinetmaker Can — Canadian car repr — car repairer

elk— clerk clnr — cleaner Co— Company coir — collector comn — commission comp — compositor comr — commissioner cond — conductor conf— confectioner consol — consolidated contr — contractor cor — corner

corres — correspondence cres — crescent

ctr — cutter dep — deputy dept — department dev — development dir — director dispr — dispatcher dist— district

expman — expressman

ftr — fitter

ft— foot

frt — freight

gen — general

gds — goods

Govt — Government

hdwre — hardware

hlpr — helper

ins — Insurance

insptr — Inspector

Jr — Junior

kpr— keeper

lab — laborer

lino opr — lino-operator

lithogr — lithographer

lbr — lumber

mach — machinist

mng — managing

mfr — manufacturer mfg — manufacturing mgr — manager mkr — maker mlnr — milliner motor — motorman Nav — Navigation

n e — north east nr — near n s — north side n w — north west opr — operator opp — opposite

phone — telephone photogr — photographer

phys — physician Pk— Park pkr — packer pi — place plbr — plumber P O— Post Office pres — president prln — principal prof — professor prop — proprietor Prov — Provincial pub — publisher ,n"real est — real estate r — residence repr — repairer repres — representative

s e — south east s s — south side s w — south west seams — seamstress slsmn — salesman solr — solicitor steamftr — steamfltter steno — stenographer stn — station St — Street

supt — superintendent stereo — stereotyper studt — student superv — supervisor tchr — teacher tmstr — teamster tel — telegraph trans — transfer trav — traveller treas — treasurer undertkr — undertaker upholstr — upholsterer vet surg — veterinary sur-

vice pres — vice president

whseman — warehouseman whol — wholesale

wkr — worker

System of Street Names and Numbering

Streets run east and west, Avenues run north and south.

North and west of River gouges are numbered odd on west side of avenues and south side of streets; south and east of River houses are numbered odd on east side of . avenues and north side of streets.

Streets are called East and West with Avenue A and Lome Ave., which is a production of Avenue A across the River, as the dividing line. Avenues are called North and South with Twenty-second Street as the dividing line. In Nutana Aird Street is the dividing line.

The avenues west of Avenue A, with a few exceptions, are called by letters, Avenue W, a mile and a half west of Avenue A being the western city limits.

The avenues east of Avenue A to the River are called by num¬ bers, with the street skirting the River called Spadina Crescent.

The avenues on the south and east sides of the River are gener¬ ally called by names.

The streets on the south and east sides of the River are called by names ; commencing at the southerly city limits, one mile north of the south city limits, however, they are generally numbered from 1st to 18th streets; this is not regular and there are some streets called by names.

North and west of the River the streets are named at the south city limit and northerly for a mile and a half where numbers are used, commencing with 11th Street numbers are used from there to the north city limit half a block north of 37th Street. In this district there are also exceptions where some streets are known by names as in the City Park District where names ar used from Queen St. north¬ ward.

The system of house numbering adopted is the Decimal or Phila¬ delphia System, an even hundred numbers being allotted to each block. The one hundred block north, south, east or west commencing at the dividing line above referred to.

In the business district a house number is allotted for each 12 feet and in the residential district a number for each 25 feet.

The arrangement in street and avenue directory is in the follow¬ ing order: Alphabetical Streets and Avenues; Avenues A to Z; Numerical Avenues and Streets.

The arrangement by direction is East, West, South, North.

Where the odd and even numbers on all avenues or streets are separated, the east side on avenues will appear first and the south side will appear first on streets.

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(1923) .SASKATOON

1 Malouf END gen store

1 Reeve Thos IH grocer

2 Home & Central Bakeries

2 (upstairs) Ling Nels

3 Smith Block

1 Steinberg Wm.

2 Dorrance (Percy (H

3 Bell IH J

4 Terrell Thos

5 (Brown Arthur P

5 Van Zandt Arthur D

6 Best John S

4 (Holmes Frank grocer and hdwre

4 (upstairs) Ross Mrs David M

5 Methodist Mission

6 Nutana Restaurant

0 Robinson Chas shoemkr 2 Waddell Alex J 5 Eaton Block

2 Shirk Edw M

3 Thorp Cecil M

4 Darrach A Morley

6 Gordon Donald

7 Robinson (Mrs Mary H

7 Canadian Bank of Commerce (Nu-

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802-804 Godby H A boots and shoes

8 Malouf A D gen store

9 Nutana Wardrobe

0 Stewart C 'H druggist and stationer 3 Royal Bank of Canada iCNutana Branch)

3 Apartments

1 Widsom A K

2 Henderson Wm

•3 Rankin Miss E E (basement) Fraser John 5 Elliott John dry goods

7 Sommerfeld Block 1 Vogen (R B

3 Holdsworth Ansel H

4 Mallory Wm F ■5 Bradford IS W

6 Smith Wm E

7 Ummell D

7 Baldwin Chas E •8 Dickson Jean C .8 Miller Cora M (basement) Mason Wm H 9 Lee E A grocer 0 Modern Meat Mkt

1 Thomas Block Suite —

1 Waun Chas R ■2 Fish Wm

2 Derby Alfd electn

3 Saskatoon Printers

3 Blue Bird Self Service Store

4 Austen James grocer

5 Lee Tom Idry

8 Nutana Meat Market

0 Allwood John P harness Oa Copeland Block

1 Heath Edw V

2 Inglis Miss B M

4 Gardiner S Hosford 2 Duncan Herbt E groc

4 Gallagher iH L gen store

5 Mulvey Bros Feed l& Dray

Main St intersects 2 Nutana Taxi & Auto Livery 4 Storr John blksmith 0 Asselstine Robt W '6 Milden John 8 Bolton Robt T

9th St intersects

2 Liebrock Edw J

3 Collard Cyrus 2 Futwiler Horace J

8th St intersects

1111 Matwichuk Paul 1115 Berger Mrs Esther 1115 Clark John

7th St Intersects 1200 Greene Mrs C J 1204 Rickey Joseph 1209 Loveless Frank 1224 (Hopkins Harold 1310 Dune Alex

6th St intersects 5th St intersects 1502 Klein Frank W 1510 Carter John B

3rd St intersects

BROAD WAV AVENUE NORTH (Nu¬ tana)

(Now called University Drive)

BUTE STREET, Pacific Addition (Nu¬ tana)

No houses

CAMBRIDGE AVENUE (University Heights)

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CANADIAN PACIFIC AVENUE (Uni¬ versity Heights)

Prom 28th Street runs north to City Limits.

No houses

CARLING AVENUE (University Hei¬ ghts)

Prom 28th Street runs north to 34th St.

w s (Sendall Chas

— No houses

CENTRAL AVENUE (Sutherland) Prom 1st Street north to City Lit 8th St begins

— Vacant

— Shore Hotel (closed)

— Creasy Block

— Leitch Rodk gen store

— Royal Cafe

— Appleby Mrs Martha confy

— Skaling J ,H phys

— Post Office

• — * Badger W IH postmaster — * Rayner Mont C meats

— C P R Shops

— Bradweli Jason & Sons

10th St begins

— Koshman N shoe repr

— McEachern Mrs Kathleen

11th St begins

— i Vacant

— Wortman Wm H

12th St begins C P R Tracks intersect

CLARE STREET (Sutherland)

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120 Second Avenue North (Opposite C.P.R.Building) Phone 4990

HENDERSON'S (1983) SASKATOON

s Wootton Francis E s Kibble-white Edw J s Taggart CR M

_ _ (Government

Road Allowance) (Nutana)

From Saskatchewan River runs south to City Limits.

((Numbered irregularly)

■604 Sheppard Mrs Fredlc W College Drive begins 423 Tastrub Oscar 421 Suter Frank 417 Croll Andrew 409 Sharrard James A 403 Kert Joseph 401 Wilson John

University Drive intersects Elliott St begins Osier St begins 210 Agnew Andw

Temperance St intersects 108 Patterson Rev Wm 116 Vacant

111 O’Connor John

Alrd St begins 104 McNiece Burd S

112 Henry Elias W 315 Vacant

317 Vacant

116 Joel Arthur H 118 Sutherland Alfred J 120 Wilson Dr Arthur

Colony St intersects 15th St intersects 308 iSoare Albt W

318 Gay Gordon 320 Kirby Victor

14th St intersects 414 Stoneman Mrs Ethel 416 Fowler D Arthur

13th St intersects 520 Dunn A E & Co groc 13th St intersects 601 Cooke Henry R 605 Colebank William 607 Vacant e a Albert 'School e s Bazley Clifford

11th St Intersects (.No houses to 4th St)

4th St Intersects 3rd St intersects 2nd St intersects 1st St Intersects

_ Taylor intersects

Hilliard St intersects

COLLEGE DRIVE (formerly Saskatohe- wan Street) (Nutana)

Prom Clarence Avenue (Government Roa.j Allowance) runs east to city

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n s Murray

1011 'Potts i _ _

1020 James /Harry 1031 Alexander Richd A

McKinnon Ave intersects

1118 Kerr Fredk E

1121 Presbyterian Theological College Mnnroe Ava <«+*--—*- Wiggins Ay n s Spencer R A n s 'Divinity College Chapel n s Emmanuel College n s 'University of Saskatchewan n s Greig Alex R n s Rutherford Wm J n s Shakespeare Z C

Cumberland Ave here s s iHesford and Fletcher confy

COLONY STREET (Nutana)

From Temperance Street runs east to City Limits.

806 Davis Harry F 808 Linfoot John H 816 Coulter Mrs Mary

Albert Ave Intersects Clarence Ave (Government Road) 1001 Minnie John

1003 Berras John

1004 McLeod —

1005 Wood Mary 1007 Watson Peter 1000 Evans Harvey

1011 Vacant

1012 Main Wm

1017 Falloon Jeanette wld Wm H

McKinnon Ave intersects

CONNAUGHT AVENUE

From Empress Avenue runs north. King William St intersects George St here

w s Vacant

COY AVENUE (Nutana)

1119 Vacant 1122 Burnett Albt H

1124 Genest Arthur J

1125 Ferguson Victor J 1130 Harris Wm

7th ®t intersects 1204 Dufoer Joseph 1206 Farquhar Chester 1208 Faraday Harold 1213 Kowbel John

1217 Ayers George W

1218 Tillman Arthur W 1220 Walls Arthur H 1222 Le , Blanc Adelard

6th St W Intersects 1302 Munns Daniel 1304 Wroot Wm E

1306 Hildyard Cecil T

1307 Eddolls John 1313 Hill Wm J 1319 Hewlett George 1321 Winters Fredk G 1323 Bell Andw

1325 Tasker Edw J

5th St intersects 1405 Castling Hildrith

1407 .Simmonds George

1408 Wake Joseph 1414 Vacant

1416 Greenwood Robt A

1418 Vacant

1424 Shakespeare Wm

4th St intersects

1510 Bodrug Mrs Violet

1511 MeCubbin Robt

1512 Finnemore Cephas 1516 Griffith James 1519 Ede Wm

1525 Deutsch Michael

3rd St intersects 1603 Grabham Fred G 1600 Bergin James L 1611 Vacant 1613 Blair Fred 1615 Hanchard Mrs Margaret 2nd St intersects

1713 ISaxton Wm

1714 Richardson Thomas

1715 Borden Ralph 1717 Crawford Wm T 1719 Vacant

1721 Craig Mrs ^Jennie

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HENlDBRlSONIS (1923) SAIS'KATOON

CRAIG STREET (Nutana)

Prom Belfast Avenue runs to C. If. R.

414 Harrison James

CUMBERLAND AVENUE (Nut ana)

Prom llth Street runs north to Col¬ lege Drive.

124 iStirman Fredk W

415 Campbell Wm

615 McMillan Derlin H

DUCHESS STREET

Pirst Street South of C. P. R. tracks. Runs east from C. P. R. and C. N. R. Junction to Spadlna Crescent.

5th Ave intersects

uiSTo houses to 10th Av )

306 "Watson Edmund 506 Smith W H 512 Turner James 736 Locke Harry

10th Ave intersects n s Cushing Bros Ltd planing mills King St Intersects 1002 Hazell Emmanuel 1004 Barrie James F 1010 Ward Walter

Spadlna Crescent here

DUDLEY STREET

(Pirst Street south of llth Street) Runs west from Spadlna Crescent west to City Limits.

933 MoMurty David

13th St Intersects

503 Purcell Edw A 505 'Seymour J W

508 Scott Laurie J

509 Colbiorsen Karl S 513 McDonald Allen 513 Fieldhouse Chas 513 Ingram Joseph V 515 Witherspoon Mrs K 519 Weir Alex A

lath St intersects w s Victoria School Grounds

601 St James Church (Anglican)

602 Carver Oliver

609 Haslam Rev Robt H A 611 Stinchcombe Walter 613 Paterson Wentworth B 617 Stein Jacob

llth St intersects 702 Norris Wm J 706 McKinnon A 708 Mackie Joseph 710 Smith John P

712 Vacant

713 Lear Fredk T

714 IStatham Frank

715 Baldes Joseph J

717 Balfour Mrs M A wid James A 10th St Intersects Main St Intersects 9th St Intersects

1001 Bennett Harry

1002 Gates Mrs Thos L

1003 Lehman Bert

1004 Berry Walter

1005 Williams Charles E 1011 Diggle C E

1013 Walker Geo E 1015 McDonald Alex 1017 Haddon John 1019 McNerlin Thos A

8th St Intersects (No houses to 1st St)

1st St Intersects

1712 Upton Alfred 1717 Trueman Herbt S 1719 Sherbino John 1722 Wells Geo

Hilliard St intersects

1917 Vacant

City Limits here

_ J. P. R. Tracks

l C. N. R. tracks '

Spadlna Crescent.

1st Ave intersects 2nd Ave Intersects 3rd Ave Intersects 4th Ave intersects 5th Ave Intersects

602 Carson Dr Harold G 604 Robertson Alex J 606 Cheetham Herbt 608 Murphy Chas A 610 Leavitt iSherman E 612 Aitchison James W T 616 Cowley John R

7th Ave intersects n s Wilson 'School 709 Whittaker Harold

8th Ave intersects 9th Ave intersects 10th Ave intersects Spadlna Crescent here

DUNDONALD AVENUE

Prom 24th Street west runs s< City Limits.

24th St here

21st St Intersects 20th St Intersects 19th St Intersects 18th St intersects

DUNLOP STREET (Sutherland)

Prom Railway Avenue runs north.

w s McIntosh James M e s Cameron James L e s Attrldge Aubrey L w s Jasper Percy w s iBalmore Joseph w s Byers Geo e s Nicklin Fredk A e s Lang Albt J

EASTLAKE AVENUE (Nutana)

Prom Saskatchewan Drive runs south to City Limits.

555 Hopklnson R M

12th St Intersects w s Collegiate Institute Grounds 613 Willis Wm 615 Greig Robt 'E 617 Bell Fredk J 617 Jennison Theo

llth St Intersects 7015 iMacNab Chas R 707 Holmes Frank 70<9 Howie James R 710 Leddy Danl J 712 Wakeling Bertram M 714 Perry Wm G 716 Bell W4n E 718 iRublee Herbt H 720 Kalpfleisch John

10th St intersects 821 Woodland Apartments

1 Martin Frank P

2 Pollen Clifford G >3 Crawley Walter B 4 Elliott W A

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BREAD, CAKES, BISCUITS AND PASTRY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

722 Broadway _ Phone 2036

78 Eastlake HENDERSON'S (1923) SASKATOON Grosvenor

Main St Intersects 9th St intersects

1001 Lehmann Edmund

1002 Elliott Robt A

1003 Conn Harvey A

1004 StainSby Geo W

1005 Lock 'Walter S

1006 Vacant

1007 Cadwell John W

10th Ave here

1012 Galbraith Floyd

1013 Cameron John

1014 Hedley James W

1015 Gage Joseph W

1016 O’Ghaughnessy Wm

1017 Ledingham Clarence R 1019 Hunter Hamish S 1021 Henry Homer N

8th St intersects 7th St intersects 6th St intersects 5th St intersects 4th St intersects 3rd St intersects

EVANS STREET (Sutherland)

From Railway Avenue runs north.

e s Robinson Henry W w s Findlay Norman B w s Smith Regd W

EWART AVENUE (Nutana) (Univer¬ sity View)

From 8th Street runs north to Univer¬ sity Grounds.

312 Cameron John

No houses

1322

1323

1324 1328 1410 1420 1508

1514

1515 1517 1520 15 24 1636

Baird J T IBoyson Nicholson Geo F Hansen Max P Thompson John H

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1916 Davis Mrs Hattie A .1917 Pledge Amy 1918 Matthews Wm L 1920 Pledge John H 2201 Stewart James A 2225 Willis Frank

FRASER STREET (Sutherland) From Railway Avenue runs north.

e s Collins Abel w s Macrae Murdoch w « Jessop Percy C

EGBERT AVENUE (Sutherland) From 1st Street runs north.

w s Sutherland School e s 'St Matthews Church (Anglican)

No houses

McKinnon Ave intersects

1010 Bashford Ella 1010 Teachers Hostel 1104 ISullivan Wm G

1212 Smith Francis G

Munroe Ave intersects

1324 Chambers Geo F 1342 Palmer Norman J

Wiggins Ave intersects

EMPRESS AVENUE

From Boundary Drive runs north t City Limits.

No houses

k track runs east t

517 Moth Walter M

7th Ave intersects 805 Bryant Wm S 809 Maddocks Regd H 812 Tredget Joseph W 816 ISlingsby Mrs Annie

8th Ave intersects

No houses

GEORGE STREET (Sutherland)

From Railway Avenue runs north.

w s Keene Ernest e s Koshman John e s Chobotuk Dave w s Heath Wm A e s Nedusky John

GOVERNMENT ROAD From 33rd Street runs

No houses

GRAND AVENUE (Fairhaven)

From 22nd Street West runs north to City Limits.

GRANT STREET (Sutherland)

East Side of C. F. R. tracks.

s s Cowie John

s s Donaldson Thos s s Spark Fredk

GROSVENOR AVENUE (Nutana)

From 8th Street runs north to 12th Street.

No houses

London Saskatchewan Investment Company, Limited

Financial, Insurance and Rental Agents 12 Cole Block, 216 2nd Ave. South Phone 4679

Hanover HENDERSON'S (1923) SASKATOON jLansdowne 79

HANOVER AVENUE (Nntana)

(Between Lansdowne and Dufferin Avenues)

Prom 1st Street runs south to City

HEDIiEY STREET (Sutherland)

Prom Railway Avenue runs north to City limits.

e s iHeath Geo w s Larson Harold

HIGHLAND PARK- AVENUE (Pair- Prom 22nd Street runs south to City

HILLIARD STREET (Bellevue)

Prom Lorne Avenue runs west t

No houses

HOWARD AVENUE

Prom Boundary Drive runs north t City Limits.

No houses

HUGO AVENUE (Nntana)

(Between McKinnon and Munroe) Prom 14th Street runs north to IE Street.

305 Ulrich Fredk

306 Ulrich Mrs —

311 Thompson Will J 317 Scarf e John

f 1303 Clement Geo T . 1307 Stubbs —

9 1311 Gaw — j 1325 Thompson Arthur A 5 1405 Edwards Harry ji 1409 Dzos Harry | 1415 Vacant

5th St intersects 1519 Summerfelt Gustav ' 1527 Skinner Wm , 1701 Rowland Frank J j; 1705 Thompson Fredk > 1706 Foulger Geo E \ 1S01 Oillett Harrv

KING STREET

IProm C. N. R. tracks runs < Spadlna Crescent.

3rd Ave here 4th Ave intersects 5th Ave intersects i£ 509 Walker Wm A

6th Ave intersects |t| s s Nurses Home

7th Ave intersects

_ _ Geary Michael C

708 Smith C V I 709 Bayley Harry I 711 Cutts Percy .

J 712 Benoit J Delphos 9 714 Howe Geo F ■j 71'6 Eyford G j 718 MoDermid John E

8th Ave intersects F 802 Smith E Evans 804 Grippen Charles

9th Ave Intersects _ 10th Ave Intersects

1,1028 Caldwell — p 1032 Colborne Edward ' Spadlna Crescent here

Princess St ends 2 Bryce John T

1228 Buchanan Thos

No houses

XILBURN AVENUE (Nntana)

Prom 4th Street runs south to Taylor Street.

1121 Shaw Rutherford 1123 Strome Edward A 1127 Wakefield Cyril T M 1131 Richiger John P 1135 Cleary Thomas J 1207 Ross Alexander 1211 Puterbaugh George 1215 Hare Thomas 1219 Marshall Stephen H

6th St intersects

Prom Spadlna Crescent first street north of City Limits runs west.

n s Weller Geo

LANSDOWNE AVENUE (Nntana)

Prom Temperance Street runs south to City Limits.

308 MacDonald Geo H 310 Williams Mrs Maud 310 Hanchard Alan J 312 Hall James 314 Pollock iSaml 316 Webb Geo C

14th St intersects 411 Argue Thos A 413 Hope Thos E 415 Isaac Arthur A 417 Brown (Robt J 419 Currie David D

13th St Intersects W 501 Anderson Robt T

603 Perkins A Burton

604 Underwood Romeo J

605 Moffat Angus J 507 Bennett John M

(si 509 'Sutton Chas I » ■ 510 Hebenton Arthur L 0” K1 1 Vacant

12th St Intersects

1 601 Erskine Thos grocer ‘ ‘605 ISatchell John E

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80 Lansdowne HENDERSON’S (1923) SASKATOON Louise

6 Cameron Gordon 9 Clare Geo O 0 Geldart Laban 2 Hearn Samuel

2 'Smith Max

6 Cameron Alfd E

7 Early Mrs Matilda J

9 Kemmish Nettie A wid Curtis O 0 Cameron Wm A

11th St Intersects >5 Koplin Chas

6 Steele Bert

7 Goodwin Alex D ■8 Wilson Albt

9 Neil Edw F 1 Vacant

3 Schuler Chas

4 Shelton Geo R

5 Campbell Ronald

6 Barootes Wm E

7 White Dart F

9 Campbell James

10th St Intersects Main Intersects 9th St Intersects 3 Skeldon Edw 5 Fulsford Fred

7 Vacant

8 Aitchison Robt M 1 Williams Geo H

5 Vacant 7 Vacant

9 Hughesdon Edw E

'((No houses to 1st St)

1st St Intersects Taylor Intersects

s Smith Frank

LENA STREET (Nutana)

Prom Cemetery runs east to City Limits.

No houses

LESLIE avenue (Sutherland)

East Side of C. P. R. tracks.

w s Vacant

LILT STREET (Mayfair Addition) Prom Avenue A runs west to Avenue

No houses

LORNE AVENUE (Nutana)

Prom Saskatchewan River runs south to city limits.

503 Massey Ernest

305 Vacant

309 Bonter Wm F

Saskatchewan Crescent here 311 Dransfield Peter 313 Costie Isaac 315 Copp J Percy 319 Reynolds Sidney S

11th St Intersects Poplar Cresoent here 70(9 ‘Scrimes F W 111 Schwalm George F 115 Insktp Edw C

- >ell Benjamin T

7 Chappell _

3 Merritt Leonard

10th St Intersects

2 Reynolds Thos

4 MoCulloch Roy L

1010 1 1013 I 1016 I

1120

1122

1130

1132

1400

1402

1410

1418

1504

1509

1515

1518

1524

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1601

1603

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8th St Intersects Laycock John Roblin Arthur T Soucy Joseph Hobbs Harry S

7th St Intersects Rennie Robt White Mrs Mary Martin George Wensley Archd H

6th St Intersects Buena Vista School Vacant

Moblo Herbt L grocer Bailey Fredk H

5th St Intersects Croy Charles H Vilven John S Edwards Joseph Tubb James E

4th St Intersects Marriott Geo Tyrrell John Kinnear Wm Holland Albt Grosvenor Fredk Weir George

3rd St Intersects Reid John H Smith Arthur F Blott John Hunt Wm O White Thos J Gould Frederick McDonald Arthur

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Suddon Thos Cooney Wm J Sugatt Stanley D

1st St Intersects Grant Robt Stuart Geo A Morrison John W Lenahan John P Lenahan Vera Wallace Walter Smith Fredk Fraser John W Herrod David Hayes Wm Dawney James Glazebrook Albt Deguerin Thos

Taylor St Intersects Morrison Ross

Craig St Intersects Pittam George W

Hilliard St Intersects i Harris Mary conf

Lena St here Lovell Herbt i Exhibition Grounds i Saskatoon Golf Club (Saskatoon Gun Club grds CNR Shops & Round house

LOUISE AVENUE (Falrhaven)

Prom 22nd Street West runs south ti city limits.

22nd St here 21st St Intersects w s Vacant

2<Hh St Intersects 19th St Intersects w s Benack Henry w s Benack Michael

18th St W intersects

Union Baggage Transfer Co.

Baggage Transfer Agents for Canadian National & Canadian Pacific Railways

Office C.N.R., and C.P.R. Baggage Rooms Phone 6363

HENDERSON1S (1933) SASKATOON

8th 8t Intersect* s 'Morgenroth K G

7th St Intersects (First Avenue west of Lome)

Prom-C. IT. tracks i

8th St here

Heart. X. AVENUE (University Heights) F)cpm ,38‘tnh: (Street north to

C. P. B. tracks.

e s Sparks Wm J

MCKINNON AVENUE (Nntana)

Prom Saskatchewan Street runs south to city limits.

Elliott St Intersects Osier St Intersects 12th St Intersects w s Albert School Grounds 11th St Intersects 10th St Intersects

HOHXX.X.AN AVENUE

Prom 28th Street wet- _ _ _ _ _

West between Avenues N and O North

808 Vacant 810 Lalng Fred 8 812 Vacant 814 Savage Arthur '816 Vacant

818 Swansborough Geo E

3lst Ave Intersects 32nd Ave Intersects

1128 Derousle Edwin

606 Parrott Lindsa„ „

610 IHodges Chas A 612 iSt Laurent Alex E 613-615 Taylor Block

1 Taylor Geo G

2 Booth Read iH >3 Taylor John M 4 McLennan J IH

614 Waite Colin 616 Jones Horace O

618 Welch Chester L

619 Kirk Lawrence E

620 Nellson James 622 Bushby Edwin 626 Stratford Wm

11th St intersects 702 Wlttman Andw 704 Hanes (Duncan A - *■“

706 Vacant

707 Leard Elven H 709 Oulton Albt

711 Doraty IHarvey A

712 Pass Fred

713 Morrison Fredk B

716 Miller Jacob

717 Vacant

718 Gillies John A 1719 'Crum Adrian E 720 Stanley Mrs W

loth St intersects 804 Dun Bobin Apartments

1 Wilford Albt H

2 Dalton Ernest A 2b Flnnle Christina 6 Prowse J E

4 Thomson John B '5 Long (Sidney 6 McIntyre J S

'7 Ross Henry IS Beaton G H '9 Penfold F W 10 Gould Wm S 806 Webster David 811 Jackson John R

3 33rd Street

1006 Toombs Geo F

1007 Norman Geo W

1009 (Schwartz Wm

1010 Joseph Arthur W

1012 Shannon Chas A

1013 Elliott R Morley 1018 Bowman Aden

8th St intersects 7th St Intersects 6th St Intersects

MAIN STBEET (Nntana)

Prom Lome Avenue runs east t< limits.

C N B Tracks Intersect

106 Macdonald Wm J 110 Langenfeld John P

113 Baptist J W

114 Fairbaim Fredk W 116 Lepkey Jake

116% Vacant 124 Iveson I Winfield 131 (Byron Hannah 131 Wallace Peter 133 Burrows John T 1316 Elies Alvin J 138 Robinson Wm

McPherson Ave intersects

206 Jones Wm W

207 Porteous John

208 '£

..9 Rowat J Allen

210 Davies Ellis P

211 (Marshall Ernest A

213 Bateman John

214 Fraser Albt A

217 Irvine —

218 Brown Harold 8 220 Davis ,M)rs L J

222 Riddel Geo G

223 Graham Wm

224 Porter John W

225 Brown rigg Mrs Lucy 22.7 Wilson Thos M

228 Skinner Thos 234 Robinson .Hugh 2'3*5 Howell Marshall J

238 MoGlll John

239 ISt Lawrence Thos

Melrose Ave Intersects 307 Ross Harrison L 312 Biddulph Albert H 214 Bull Lewis A 316 Glencross James

318 MlcCulloch Wm H

319 Russell Frank A 32'4 Porteous Alex 326 Burse John

3315. Pike Albt J A

Victoria Ave intersects 401 Ukrainian Institute 401 Stechishln Julius W 401 Wawrynlulc Apollonius

407 Farewell’s Candy Factory

408 Young James G livery

409 Dorr Block Suite—

1 Peck A H

5 (Heard Wm E

6 Smith Wm

7 Hunt Robt

8 MaoWhinnle N Neil 414 Willson Fredk

422 Weston Walter J

429 Vacant

430 .Schmitz Danl

432 Granoskl Anthony E

433 Buchan Francis

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Provincial Distributors DODGE BROTHER^ Gkaham^kothkrS Motor Vehicles HRS MOTOR CAR TRUCKS

259 Third Ave. South - - Phone 6331 Mgrs. Res. Phone 4084

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HENDERSON’S (1923) SASKATOON Spadina Cres V

SCELICK STREET

From 10th Avenue runs west to C. H.

R. tracks.

Winslow Fredk C

SCHUYLER STREET

(Second street south of 11th Street)

Prom Spadina Crescent runs west to city limits.

Avenue J intersects 814

1017 Rinerose Michael *16

1019 Finder Geo 828

1039 Myatt Wm J 830

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SQUANDERS AVENUE (University —

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Prom 28th Street runs north to city 902

SHAFTESBURY AVENUE (Nutana) Prom 8th Street runs north to 12th Street.

No houses

SHANNON AVENUE (Nutana)

Prom 8th Street runs south to city

SOMMERPELD AVENUE (Nutana) Prom 8th Street runs south to city limits.

No houses

SPADINA CRESCENT EAST

Prom 1st Avenue South to C.’ N. R. Bridge runs east to 19th Street, thence in a northeasterly direction to city

120 Pellat Ernest iE

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•"6 Hill John

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414 Higgins Otto M

418 Des Rosiers Jean P phys 422 Mayne Mrs Ida M 426 Dong Luther 436 Philion John A

20th St ends 500 Y M C A 610 Viau Omer 614 Swaisland Mrs Edith 620 Harrison Richd M i524 Hamersley Hugh F 534 Rosary Hall 538 Lucas Mrs Annie

21st St ends 604 Little Lyla 606 Porter Robt J 610 Dunn —

■61 2 Devine Mirs Mary '616 Johns Sidney W 620 Hartie Wm B 624 Cairns James F

22nd St ends

— St Paul’s Roman Catholic Church 728 Bowridge Wm J

730 Lockhart John 734 Turner Harris 742 Hanson Albt H 744 Daymer Apartments 1 Vandrick Fred A

4 Turner Adam

5 Cooke A E

8 Andrews H G

23rd St ends 6 Rutherford Andw 0 Aird Hugh 2 Mackenzie Philip E 4 Smith Rev Canon Ernest B 6 Ibherson Wm H 8 ISt John’s Anglican Church 0 Reaney Geo 2 Woolhouse Percy F Knox Presbyterian Church 24th St ends Gordon W C

McLeod Robt B Wood Sydney H Smith Joseph B

Crawley Walter B

Hill Gilbert B

25th St ends Saskatoon Bowling Club Saskatoon Tennis Club

City Park here Queen St ends King St here Duke St ends

Alexander Harold E phys Totzke Wm P Cooper Joseph A Boyce Basil

1102 Wilson Richd A 1106 Watson W G ,1114 Murray Geo 1118 Lamb Harry C 1120 Stewart A Marshall 1126 McLorg Francis H 1142 Fraser Wm P 4 ISimister Wm A

1204

1407

C P R Bridge here

Witney Charles

City Limits

SPADINA CRESCENT WEST

Runs along north side of Saskatche¬ wan River from 1st Avenue and C. N. R. Bridge west to city limits.

s s C N R Bridge

Avenue A South ends

— iCity Power House

Avenue B South ends 202 Jordan Matthew 210 Kerr Wm 212 Goodlll Henry 214 Mavis Mrs Irene 218 Workman John 222 Vacant

Avenue C South ends 308 Stewart Adam 308 Soper John W 312 Andison W,m

Avenue D South ends 414 Hoshi V

Loveless WYn

Avenue p South ends •648 Colwell Albt

Avenue G- South ends 16th St Intersects

e s Arctic Ice Co (icehouse & stables) 15th St intersects 14th St intersects 13th St intersects

1115 Gilks Joseph 111® Irvine John 1121 Welch Wm 112,3 Jenkins Edw R 1125 Hay Wm 1127 MoGraw iDavid

McLaughlin-Buick Motor Cars

Manufactured by the McLaughlin Motor Car Co., Ltd.

250-260 1st Ave. N. Phone 4786

iSpadima Cres W HENDERSON’S (1923) SASKATOON University Dr 87

12th St Intersects 11th st intersects 1 3J4 0 Flewelling Abraham J Dudley St begins Schuyler St begins Victoria St begins

Prom Eastlake Avenue t

819 Malloy Dr Archd F 823 Brown Fredk M 825 Calder Mrs T F 829 Brownrigg John T

843 Hurley „

845 Gardiner James B 847 Bell James 849 Roblin Leslie G 851 Schwinghammer Simon 17th St intersects 902 Pyke Alfd J

913 Roulette N M

9 Hanson Frank J 0 Rayner John G 1 Vacant

2 Whitehouse J

Saskatche-

117 Jensen 1 _

127 Palmer Robt

Dorne Ave Intersects Franklin Ave Intersects

214 Hathway Edw 216 Frankson John 218 Halliday John 220 Hives Riehd 1C 306 Omerod Geo 318 McGrath Wm

Belfast Ave intersects 504 Scott James E 510 Vacant

TEMPERANCE STREET (Nutana) Prom 723 13th Street runs northeast to city limits.

13th St intersects

601 Argue Ernest N 603 Harrington Geo W 605 Noble Wm P 607 Donovan Riehd L

607 Burns Chas T

608 Ripley Russell E

609 Rathbun John L 611 Anderson Frank A

613 Cooksey Wm J

614 Schiedel Herbert W

615 MacDougall Melville G

616 Smith Rev John E 619 Cumming Wm B

14th st intersects 703 Wallace Riehd 711 MoClocklin Thos 713 Lusk Wm C 719 Anderson Lewis L

722 Anderson Mrs Barbara E

723 Lord Percy W

724 Dolan Tessie

725 Deyell Dr John A 727 Logan Walter B 1,0 9 Rose Harold

801 Ross Walter

801 McGoughan Alex G

802 Lewis Robt W

803 Ross Sidney R

Colony St begins 80i9 Whetter John R 814 Woolhouse Geo A 5 Endicott Rev Chas

4 Hollett Geo 1 Tyson Robt

3 Pidwyrbecki Mrs Barbara

5 Dear Arthur

6 Crawford Wm F 8 Cave Harry

8 Thorne Chas H 8 Vacant

3 Hicks Mrs Sarah J

7 Cox Wm H F

McKinnon Ave intersects

4 Pye —

0 Warren Harry W

Munroe Ave intersects 1 Dubbin Ernest A

Wiggins Ave intersects

610 Shurtz Dr Straut W 613 Vacant

615 Headley Sarah wid James

622 Campbell Dr A H

625 O’Donnell John S

626 Young John B

628 Mackenzie Dr Donald A

632 Brink Elmer A

633 Schmidt Herman

635 Suter Geo R

636 Peat Sidney

637 Jackson Riehd

643 University Drive Church of Christ 13th St intersects 645 De Lury Abbie 645 Jacoby Mrs Augusta 645 Shaw Mrs A M 647 Harrington Herbt

647 Perrin John L

648 Sinclair Geo

649 Vacant

650 Vacant

652 Palmer School of Music

652 Palmer Geo C

653 Blackert Paul W

657 Larsen Hans

658 Clark H Walter 661 La Trace Sep

666 Metcalf Mrs E M wid Wm F

670 Langford Clifford K

671 Fleming Thos H

672 Crone Geo

673 Birney Wm T

675 Moxon Arthur

676 Phillips John J

677 Vacant

682 Milliken Robt H

14th St Intersects 701 Badgley Alonzo

703 McRitchie D

704 Milliken Peter A S 707 Nesbitt Dufferin 709 Moore Riehd W 714 Shaw Alex M

716 Richardson A J

717 McCallum James O

718 Atkinson Sylvester T

724 McEown Lewis

725 Irvine Wm M

730 Vacant '1

15th St intersects

804 McLeod Dugald K 808 Thayer Mrs M A 810 Kitchen Rev Wm G

Equitable Land & Agency Co. Ltd

Progressive business men advertise in the City Directory

in o

hi 4-1 > 60

830 Fulton Jonh

842 Hosie Alex C

844 Brennan S E

845 Bowman Roy H 847 Borland Fred M

850 Buchanan Robt M

851 Young A MacG 853 Morse Dr Geo R

859 Oliver Rev Dr Edmund H 863 Caswell A Wallace

867 Potter Harris S

868 Sommerville Dr Geo B

17th St Intersects 901 Valens Dr John A 909 Archibald Raymond

912 Millar John D

91 3 Winthrope Paul W

915 MacDonald Dr Ronald H

916 Bonney Geo A 919 Dyne —

922 McKercher

926 Overholt R . .

927 Greenaway Wm J 933 Anderson Wm J

18th St lnterseots McKinnon Ave here 1025 Vacant 1031 Irons Regd B 1033 O’Brien Edw A -"-5 Delf Fred P 0 Hinltt Arthur 2 Gordon Kenneth W

tTXrORD STREET

From Howard Drive runs Spadlna Crescent East.

HENDERSON’S

(1923) SASKATOON

1204 Middleton Hazel K 1208 Fogg Geo R 1508 Allison Harvey G 1606 Brown Wm

_ f 11th Street W)

From Spadlna Crescent West runs west to city limits.

No houses

_ north to 25th

Street and C- F. R. Freight Sheds.

124 Swift Can Co

910 Beard Mrs Annie c 910 Beard Francis 912 Faille Oscar 914 Murray Nelson 918 Vacant 922 Cairns Mrs R M 922 Willerton Wilfred

9th St Intersects 1009 Blain Leonard 1022 Harlin Carl A

8th St Intersects 7th St Intersects 1202 De Wolf Archd J J

VICTOR AVENTJE

From 22nd Street West runs north to 28th Street.

No houses

VICTORIA AVENUE (Nutana)

From Traffic Bridge and Saskatche¬ wan River runs south to city limits. Saskatchewan Crescent East

637 Farewell Earl S

11th St Intersects

701 Corney Geo D 701 Wilson Robt 709 Middlemiss James

711 McCallum Mrs Isabel

712 McEwen R J

713 Williams Thos A 715 Rennie John S 718 Vacant

10th St Intersects

809 Young C E ldry

144 Canadian Oliver Chilled I •Ltd

146 iMoody Mathew & Sons Ltd 1'50 Vacant 154 Vacant

23rd St Intersects

201 Carter Joseph 206 City Stores Dept 213 'Vacant 215 Vacant

2,20 Vernon Fruit Co Ltd

24th St Intersects

e s Emerson Brantingham Implt Incorp

WARMER ROAD

First Street north of 23rd Street and runs from Avenue E to Avenue H. Avenue E Intersects

502 lO’Brien Mrs Sadie L 508 Weir Rev Richd 518 McLean Hector G 522 MCKinnon Thos,

Avenue F intersects Avenue G intersects

Hogg Edw A

(71 5 Hill J MacRorie

716 Ruddell iRobt J

717 Comrie Wm J 720 Houghton Ralph 724 Gaunt Vernon

Avenue H here

WARBURTON STREET

From 3rd Avenue runs east to lOth Avenue. (First street south C. F. R. track.)

No houses

(University runs north to city

WARDDOW

Heights)

From 28th Si limits.

No houses

WELDON AVENUE

From 22nd Street runs south t limits (between Avenues O c South).

CNR Tracks Intersect

621 Meyers Mrs Mina 623 Ward Richd

16th St Intersects

740 Coles Leonard

15th St Intersects 14th St Intersects 13th St Intersects

904 Kalamaze John 906 Erickson Einar 910 Alexander Wm 916 Lidsky Sami 924 Salisbury Wm H

12th St Intersects 1002 Hartley James F

11th St Intersects

Scott’s Dairy

Ice Cream

Sixteenth Street West cor. Avenue I. South Phone 6171

Wentworth

HENDERSON'S (1923) SASKATOON Avenue A North 89

WENTWORTH AVENUE (Nutana) ( University View)

Prom 12th Street runs north to Uni¬ versity Grounds.

13th St Intersects

e s Isnor Bros dairymen e s Isnor Howard e s Isnor Albt — Rogers John

University Grounds here

WIGGINS AVENUE (Nutana)

From College Drive runs south to 1st Street (first avenue east to BEunroe).

311 Price Chas «

Colony St lnterseots

8th St Intersects

1112 Curoe John A 1127 Lewis Mrs Ernest

4th St Intersects

e s Thompson T Harry

WILLIAM AVENUE (Nutana)

(Between Broadway and Dufferln) From Scott Street runs south to Tay¬ lor Street.

e s Wightman Chas e s Townsend John W e s Spence Peter J

8th Ave here

ti Street West runs south t

8 iMtoNab Young Co Ltd whol produce 21st St Intersects

1 Westside Sec Hd Store

3 Schaarer Wm 5 United Electric 7 Lehrer iHenry sec hnd dir 1 G P Rooms 7 Minovltz & Hussman

4 International Hide & Fur Co Ltd

5 iSandbrand M grocer 7 Canada Cafe

9 Sharzer Mrs Sarah sec hd furn

1 'Way H W & Co sale barn 19 Vacant

20th St Intersects 0 Veterans Cafe

2 Cheetham Tom B 4 Cahill Block No. 1 4 Imperial (Rooms 4 Bugowich Wm !6 Vacant

7 Vacant

8 Cahill Land Co Ltd 0 One Big Union

Mil Quong Young rest ■3T6 Gold Seal Ltd

318 Cahill Block No 2

320 Vacant

32(3 Auto Wrecking Co 325 Western Motor (Sales e s C N R round house w s Sampson Service 'Station

19th St Intersects

411 Vacant

417 Riddel Carriage & (Motor Works 4'37 iPower House supt’s office

Spadlna Crescent here

AVENUE A NORTH

From 100 22nd Street West north 1 city limits.

w s Deacon Wm J

19th St Intersects 18th St intersects

YALE AVENUE (University Heights) From 28th Street runs north to 32nd Street.

No houses

YORK AVENUE (Nutana)

Between Lansdowne and Albert Aves. From 1st Street runs south to city limits.

e s Tyrie Wm S 1906 ISmith Joseph H 1908 'Greenway Samuel E 1910 McIntyre Jean

AVENUE A SOUTH

From 22nd Street runs south to city limits.

101 Key James & Son produce 124 Standard Machine Shop w s City (Market

— Vogan Confy

— Coates Herbt W produce

— (Keedwell J meats

— • Rose IH T auctioneer

— ‘Smith Edwin G auctioneer

— Walker Albt S auctioneer

— Mack Robt auctioneer — . Farmers Coal Co

1 — i Jackson Frank auctioneer 130 Cockshutt Plow Co Ltd '132 United Grain Growers Ltd

124 Saskatchewan Government Employ¬ ment Office 130 Parnell Herbt L 130 Lee Joseph 130 McGregor G 130 Ross & Parnell plbrs 130 Galbraith T 130 Walsh W H

130 Walsh Clarence

131 Saskatoon Granite & Marble Wks 136 Davis Machine Co

w s Saskatoon Welding Co 23rd St Intersects 201 C P Rooms 201 Perehinski Fred 207 M L Cafe 241 Union Drug Co

24th St Intersects

w s Canadian Pacific Railway Station

— Dominion Express Co

— Sleeping Dining and Parlor Car

Service

320 Avenue A Garage 320 Auto Paint Shop

25th St Intersects e s Cairns Field (Baseball Park)

26th St Intersects 27th St Intersects 413 Thomas Dan G shoemkr 28th St Intersects 706 McKay John M 713 Schendel Paul A 717 Sampson A Dudley e s Brown Thos e s Montgomery John L C

29th St lnte -

805 McKenzie Fredk 807 Weston —

809 MaCRae Rodk D 813 Clark E Allan 825 Canty John

830 Convent of Our Lady of Sion

Optometrist

Optician

Phone 2984

133

2nd Avenue

South

moxxn

Ross Brothers, Limited

REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, MORTGAGE AND RENTAL AGENTS,

FIRE, ACCIDENT, AUTOMOBILE, PLATE GLASS, LIABILITY INSURANCE.

102 Ross Building, 116 Third Avenue _ Phone 4903

90 Avenue A North HENDERSON’S (1923) SASKATOON Avenue B North

3 Maywood Wm R

30th St Intersects 5 Caswell Robt W

2 Sumner Edwin H

31st St Intersects s Provincial Normal School 1 Rice Mrs Edna

3 Gardener W A

9 Randall Arthur J

32nd St W Intersects 1 McGowan Wm 7 Grant Kenneth 5 Adam James G 7 Weston Robt 9 Vaughan Henry

33rd St W Intersects 1 Wilkinson James

34th St W Intersects

335 Moore James

401 Meh King

409 Anderson John H 413 Vacant

415 Currie & Hassett aerated waters 417 Currie Geo J 419 Lee Oscar 427 Bisset Geo

431 Saskatoon Cartage Co (barn)

438 Saskatoon Curling Rink

439 Modern Steam Laundry

Spadlna Crescent here

1403 Hinds A E 1411 Shrimpton J 1415 Rayment Alb. _ 1427 Brown James F 1431 Gibson John 1439 Baillie Walter

1507 Vacant 1531 Saunders Cyril J

1619 Smyth Mrs Louise

AVENUE B SOUTH

Prom 22nd Street runs south to Spa¬ dlna Crescent.

105 Vacant 107 Kirby Block

2 Shepherd Alfd 4 Wilkes Arthur 7 Brown Asa 113 Phillips Ella

119-121 Taylor James flour and feed e s City Scales e s McRae James E blksmith — No 2 Fire Hall

21st St intersects 208 Ford Clinton B 210 Rydak Michael 212 Saskatoon Metal Co 214 Batchelor A T 214 Saskatoon Harness Exchange 216 Vacant 218 Exchange Stables 250 Vacant

252 McFarlane Richd

253 Saskatoon Cement Block Works 253 Dineen D & Co blksmiths

259 Tire Bargain House (whse)

259 Auto Exchange (whse)

20th St intersects 305 Grogan P J 305 Barry Hotel 309 Victoria Rooms 309 Thiede Herman

311 Orange Crush Bottling Co Ltd

312 Granville House 312 Jones Mrs Rose 314 Rhoden J & Son 323 Dunning J A

325 McLean Wm

326 Toronto Rooms

326 Elliott Chas G livery

326 Lee H V

327 Vacant

329 Brooks James 331 Marder Israel 333 Vacant

333% Weatherston Wm 335 Butcher Harry

115 Ideal Wet Wash Laundry

116 Merchant H G

121 Vacant

122 Falkingham Chas 124 Hughes Peter J 126 Munro Peter J 131 Shephard John

23rd St intersects e s Bailey Alfd T — Western Temperance Hotel 208 Arlington Hotel

C P R tracks intersect 24th St intersects 303 Compton Augustus J 309 Scotts Machine & Blacksmith Shop 311 Jackson Harvesters Ltd 315 Lloyd Walter G 319 Harelko Joe

25th St Intersects

e s Saskatoon Producers Milk Co Ltd 26th St Intersects 480 Murray David M.P.

430 Stewart Wm R 430 (rear) Vacant

27th St Intersects 613 Pullan Wm J

28th St Intersects 29th St inters 430 Murray David M P 813 Highet Peter R 813 Semple Mrs Elizabeth 816 Haworth Chas

818 Vacant

819 Lindsay James

820 Barrett Roy

821 Heighes Wm

824 Vacant

825 Wallace Montague M

827 Newall Thos H

828 Eagle Fredk E

829 Gordon Fredk B 8813 Vacant

30th St intersects — Caswell S<*oc’

31st "St .

1009 Green Fredk S

1011 Vacant

1012 Humphries R V

1013 Crooks Wm S

1014 Carfra Wm

1015 Turley Edw

1019 Pendlebury Henry K

1020 Fyfe John S

1021 Gibb Alex M

1022 Wenn John 1025 Blehn Sylvester B

32nd St intersects 1113 McGinty Arthur 1116 Snowdon John

1116 Craven Thos A

1117 Millar F D

W. H. Cleveland Lumber Co., Ltd.

LUMBER, SASH, DOORS, BUILDERS SUPPLIES, COAL AND WOOD

211 Duchess Street _ Phone 4260

Avenue B North HENDERSON'S (1923) SASKATOON Avenue C North 91

1124

112-8

1129

1131

1218

1219

1220 1222 1229 1231 1233

1235

1236

1302

1305

1311

1319

James Geo O Sutherland Benj J (rear) Trembath Frank Smith —

Wells Percy T Haigh Arthur

33rd St Intersects Davis Chas L Banfield Albt Stewart Fredk D McDonald John Greenway Frank G Bridgeman John H Dion Didie Randall Chas Phillips Thos

34th St Intersects Hyatt Chas Vandrick Alex L Pickard Albert H — McGinnis —

Vacant

Joseph

4 Gibson Robt

5 Myer J W

6 Pike Randolph

9 Hopkins John W 3 Short James

1502 1502 1508 1517 Vacant

Smith Wm T Hall Arthur Nicholson Wm T

1 Latham Harold K 1535 Stewart S E 1539 Walker David

Frisco St interseots

1606 Vacant

1607 Jarvis Cyril

1608 Williams Joseph

1609 McOausland James 1615 Latham Harold 1617 Sanderson John 1619 Vacant

1622 Metcalfe David A 1625 Hines V D

City Limits here

AVENUE C SOUTH

From 22nd Street runs south to Spa- dina Crescent.

22nd St here

105 Vacant

110 Lindsay Joseph C 113 Dochterman Mrs Geraldine 113 Farmers Trading Co 115 Vacant

117 Vacant

118 Miller Frank

119 Ling Riohd P 122 Pearson Geo 135 Larsen Peter 137 Carter James S

21st St intersects 208 Tabachnicoft Hyman 211 Madill David

217 Gardiner A E Mach & Motor Co

217 Hicks Kenneth E garage

218 Capital Jobbers Ltd

219 Gardiner Block

9 Minneapolis Threshing Machine Co 9 (upstairs) Sidel Joseph 0 Vacant

1 Vacant

2 Landa Wm Carriage Works 2 Skuce Geo

5 Vacant

6 Phillips Zillah

7 Vacant 9 Vacant

20th St intersects

1-3 Doherty Patk 7 Vacant 9 Vacant

1 West Side Junk Co

4 Vacant

6 Adilman Max

7 Massey Ernest auto painter

7 (rear) Vacant

8 Cleveland Chas 0 Tucker James

2 Ordway Leon F

6 (Charland Wallace A

7 Joys Mrs Jennie A

9 Vacant

5 Arke Apartments

5 Pinkney Abraham 7 Dmyterko Richd

19th St Intersects

1 Wolchuk Florentine

5 Weicker Milton A

6 Myers Jacob

6 Parker Mrs Victoria

7 McKenzie James A

8 Verstichelen Mrs Louise

9 Spratt Henry J

0 Cassidy Philip S

1 Trickey Edmond H

2 Potter Albt E

4 Patton Thos J

7 Gilmour Wm R

8 Coates Fred J

0 Hartwick Andw 1 Nicholls Alex L

3 Robinson Wm A

5 Volansky Mrs Minnie 7 Davidner Michael

9 Stadnyk Michael

1 Grinblat Abe

3 Finer Patrick F

6 Warren Wm A

7 Vacant

9 Hanselman Gus C

2 Bartlett H C

3 Winnipeg Paint & Glass Co Ltd

4 Hazell Emmanuel

Spadlna Crescent here

flty”llmlts. "

22nd St intersects

106 Vacant

113 Palmer Harry

113 Model Bakery

113 Suchy Joseph

115 Berekson Sami

119-121 East John Iron Works

122 Bethune Duncan

124 Vacant

128 Vacant

130 Merchant Hilliard G

23rd St intersects C F R Tracks intersect

215 Vacant

219 Veruve Mrs Mary

237 McCutcheon Cecil M 239 McLean Gordon

24th St intersects

Saskatoon Piano Company, Ltd.

VICTROLAS AND HIS MASTER'S VOICE RECORDS

120 Second Avenue North (Opposite C.P.R.Building) Phone 4990

>92 Avenue C North HEINDERiSON’S (1923) SASKATOON Avenue D South

e s Western Distributors Ltd (stables) w s City Municipal St Ry car dept — Potter G W A 320 Butler Eugene

25th. St intersects

27th St intersects

613 Brown Mrs Frances 615 Campbell Donald M

28th St intersects 29th St intersects 815 Wallace Walter G 817 Barritt Francis E 819 McMartin Geo 821 Hughes Wm G 823 Russell Wm C 825 McCamon Mrs Margaret 827 Stemple Wilfre'd 829 Novikow Constantine 831 McNair Alex J 833 Port Susan A 835 Lambert Chas 837 Baker Mrs Helen

30th St intersects ’1 Hill Grocery toland L

_ Robt S

— Sim Mrs Sarah 913 Barkwell David 915 Barling Geo 919 Henderson Robt 921 Litchfield Andw J 923 Barrett Albt G

31st St Intersects 1011 Ellis H

1011 Bassett Richd A

1012 Hutton Edmund S 1014 Lennox Stanley A 1017 Dunlap Alex M 1019 Taylor W

1028 Vacant

32nd St Intersects 1111 God'bold Mrs Agnes 1111 Godfry —

1113 Marlow James F 1119 Gill Robt B 1122 King Clifford 112'4 Fudger John

1125 Carter Frank

1126 Cook Wm 1130 Benvie Neil D

33rd St intersects Mayfair Addition 1212 Rogers Wm 1216 Merry John 1218 Todd James T 1222 Vacant 1226 Grant Duncan 1230 Grainger Edw 1232 Vacant

34th St intersects 1303 Quait John W

1305 Clown W O

1306 Johnston Robt F

1309 Bain Chas E

1310 Gemmell D Stanley 1312 Bruce David

1316 Henemader John P

1320 Henderson John S

1321 Rusnell Kenneth 1327 Wroot Alfd C 1330 Vacant

1340 Varley Herbt

35th St Intersects 1409 Shepherd Wallace 1419 Vacant 1422 Chantry Fredk A

1424 Denome Maxime C

1425 Hughes Harold H 1427 Peters Ernest 1430 Vacant

36th St Intersects

1508 Kemp John

1509 Lytle Arthur E 1512 Dobson Douglas 1525 Vacant

Frisco St intersects Aberdeen St intersects City Limits here

AVENUE D SOUTH

From 22nd Street to Spadtna Crescent. 22nd St Intersects

108 Polar Mrs Mary

110 (rear) Little Mrs Lucy

111 C N R Exp Barn

112 Cox Reuben

113 Hancharyk K

114 Vacant

116 Lambert Chas H

120 St George Mrs Susan

121 Vance John stables 125 Vance John

129 Patrick Draying & Contracting Co ■Ltd

21st St intersects

201 Gydas Peter

203 De Armond Lester

204 Tucker Nicholas

205 Hunter James

206 Gelewycz Stanley 209 Dean Erskine 211 McPeak John 219 Vacant

224 Crawford James

225 Dawson Cornelius 225 Dawson Electric Co 227 Harper Albt

20th St intersects 312 Ross Dingwall A 312 Sector Mrs Jennie 312 Singer Isadore

314 Moffat Stanley C

316 Viner Albt

317 Furse Fredk

318 Leach Mrs Minnie

319 Josephson Morris

320 Hulme Noah 323 Gardiner A E 325 Hercus James W

327 Riteh Wm B

328 Wilson James B

330 Petapiece Joseph W

331 Wilson James W 333 Deugeau Fred

335 Richardson Cecil H

337 Joys Hewson

338 Johnston Mrs Mary E

339 Phillippe Fredk

19th St intersects

400 Brennan Wm

401 Townsend Robt J 405 Chase Geo S

409 Porter Chas

410 Smith Wm E

411 House O’Percy

412 Gilks Walter

413 Magill David

414 Ball John J

415 Clark Mrs Minnie 417 Falby Fredk I

419 Walters John N

420 Singer Leo

421 Brennan James

422 Barnett Fred J

423 O’Donnell Matthew

424 Fawcett James

425 Ross John

426 Irwin Geo

427 Martin Geo B

428 Henderson Gordon

429 Lehren Henry

430 Foster Geo

431 Vogel Mrs Sarah

432 'Scherrar Wm

433 'Croucher Robt A

434 Skene Wilfred

COAL LUMBER

MINERS, BALL & NELSON LUMBER CO., LTD.

Avenue D South HENDERSON'S (1923) SASKATOON Avenue E South 93

AVENUE D NORTH

Prom 22nd Street runs north t

UmitS‘ 22nd St intersects

118 Vacant

119 Vacant

120 Lashuk John 122 Vacant 122% Vacant

124 Devine Grace 126 Vacant 128 Slyvester —

130 Newman Fredk

C P R tracks intersect 23rd St intersects 208 Austin John 211 Eaton T Co

217 McDonald Danl

218 Shepherd Alfd 220 Evoy Chas F

__ l St intersects

309 Ward Mrs Agnes 311 Lounsbury C J 313 Vacant 315 Pagan Robt

25th St Intersects 26th St Intersects 27th St intersects

607 Vacant

28th St intersects 29th St Intersects

803 Vacant

814 Rorison James

815 O’Brien Matthew M

816 Erickson Lafe 818 Vacant

9 Edighoffer Henry A sal Aim Mrs Alice 832 Potter Geo W A

30th St intersects 914 Vacant 916 Byers Wm Ivan 922 Downer Rev Chas W 926 Robinson Robt 928 Turnbull Wm

3lst St intersects 1001 Catterall Wm 1003 Cox Wm D 1020 Crews Wm J 1022 Heather A J 1024 Plisson Lucien 1026 Ward John

32nd Si

1112 Pendlebury 1~~- - 1114 Bowers Thos C 1125 Berg Frank 1132 Lawrence Fredk T

33rd St Intersects 1205 Ball Enoch 1207 Hawker Ralph 1212 Morrison Fred 1214 Cavanagh Patk 1216 Chappell Wm J 1220 Lacey Henry 1223 Whiteford John A 1231 'Griffiths Albt 1233 Collings Harold

34th St intersects

1304 Phillips Wm H

1305 Dibble Isaac J

1305 Wilson Mrs Maude

1306 Torbet Wm C 1312 Vacant

1316 Buckle Frank

35th St Intersects

1414 Kellock Sami 1416 Murray Herman A 1422 Beattie John 1432 McKie James 1434 Lathey John H 1440 Ranger Louis J

36th St intersects . 1501 Lawerance —

City 1502 Briggs Joseph

1521 Vacant

1522 Ross David M 1525 Nutt Geo IS

Prisco St intersects Aberdeen St intersects 36th St intersects City Limits here

AVENUE E SOUTH

— 12nd Street ru rescent.

22nd St intersects

105 Dawes Thos A

105 City Carpet Cleaning Co

106 Malone Isaac

110 McPeak John D

111 Pipe .Sidney 117 Solomon Joseph J 122 Seymour Albt

122 Munroe Frank

123 Helps Albt

126 Wallace James

127 Sparks Ford

128 Till Ray

129 Dennison Danl 131 Brown Ray 133 Bole John T

2lst St intersects

201 Lund Henry

202 Landa Wm

203 Colwill Leslie H 207 Tatler Harold

211 Adams Lewis

212 Cowan Philip

214 Cleary James

215 Emery Wm

217 Vacant _

220 Craik James F 222 Reddick Harry

225 O’Neil James A

226 Richardson Thos

227 Craik Robt A 231 McCartney Peter 237 Scoroptoff Sami

20th St Intersects 313 Henry Florence 313 Moore James 315 Gussman Geo 317 Mathers David T 319 Nicholson Magnus 321 Boyle F E 325 Kirkpatrick J Fredk 327 Noble Isaac G 331 Thon August

333 Buick James

334 Sutherland Angus

335 Potter Alfd H

336 Wing Lee Lai Laundry

405 Campbell Angus F

408 Vacant

409 Sim Robt

410 Riefsback John V

411 Cronin Frank J

412 Spratt —

413 Hannah John

414 Low Mrs Sadie

415 Delaney Hawley

416 Oilman Benj

417 Knight Ingram

419 Hill Frank H

420 Geitler Frank

421 Griffin Michael 423 Kalmusky John

For Rose Cleaning and Dyeing

2nd Ave, North Phone 3234 2nd Ave. North

If ROSE Cleaned it - It’s C-L-E-A-N

94 Avenue E South HENDERSON’S (1923) SASKATOON Avenue F South

425 Sutherland Wm ila Lesnlchuck Arkady

428 Gilmour James

429 Herron Wellington

430 Fraser Thos J 4£1 5ilsky Nicholas

432 Robillard Mrs Lizzie *34 Tabachnikoff Robt 435 Bell Henry 437 Clemence Thos 439 Cherry Mrs Mary 501 Holman Philip J 603 Taylor Frank A 505 Harrison David 607 Rosenblat Nathan 514 Charmbury Theo J 615 Maybee Harry H £ J® Andrew Eugene

517 Glover Robt

518 Landy Bert

519 Lfndsay Geo

522 Bird Perry G

523 McMillan Mrs Margaret 529 New house

£33 Beirnes Joseph 537 Sullivan Cornelius E

Spadlna Crescent here

avenue e north P£.m 22nd Street run. north to city

125 .Eat^nPTBcS,St9r,e0t

132 Vacant

\\\ Bagby Mrs Kate

135 Johnson Georere

139 Hill Bros

139 'Hill's Pasteurized Dairy

23rd St Intersects

711 Beise Arnold W 713 Askey Rev Wm 715 Rankin Mrs Minnie L 717 Preston Edmond A

717 FHome MrS 'Maternity Nursing

718 Vacant

29th St Intersects 807 Fowler Robt F

30th St Intersects — Ashworth Holmes Park , , 31st St intersects

1010 Vacant

1012 Verbeke Gentil J K 1014 MacLeod Sami A 1016 McNay Thos G 1021 Day John O

„ . 32nd St lnteseots

1114 Bradley Wm 1118 Davidson John 1121 Kinch Richd

1123 Macklem John

1124 Gore Edward T

1125 .Snow Herbert J

1126 Huffsmith A M

33rd St intersects 1212 Cooper Geo 1214 Vacant 1216 Teheley Daniel 1218 Sweeney Jacob 1226 Downie Alex "

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1312 Tooth Wm 1314 Bowen Bryson w s Mayfair School 1326 Denyer Alfd 1340 Adams Albt E

illy St intersects 1401 Bacon Percy G 1405 Cole John 1407 Mercer Regd H 1413 Edmunds Thos C 1415 Adams Melford 1417 MoConachie T 1436 Baldwin Arthur E

Frisco St Intersects 1503 Moore Wm H 1505 Shedden Alex

1507 Sheard Fred

1508 Martin Peter

1521 Hamer Richd

1522 Baker Robt 1524 Vacant 1527 Brant Geo

1539 Henkte Adolph

1540 Chalmers Chas J

Aberdeen intersects City Limits

228 Jones A E

230 Eckersall Mrs Harriet S

232 Hoskin Wm H

234 Clarke Geo E

239 Wilson Mrs Sophie H

24tl* St Intersects 310 White Mrs M 312 Hill Robt

316 Sanderson Benj J

317 Martin Herbt L

318 Irvine Franklin

25th St intersects Walmer Road 419 Holmes Joseph H

itusnoime Roa

612 Christie James D 614 Baxter Wm E 616 Ireland Norn

ojo ireiana xvorman 1 618 McKeown James

St intersects

-.2 Shipton Mrs Georgina

110 Vacant

112 Sutherland —

115 Singer Leiser

117 Jones Mrs Hlnda

118 Wilks Arthur 122 Rath James 126 Lozinski John 132 Dineen Danl

134 Pulsford Mrs Jane J

138 Jewish Synagogue

„„„ , 21st St intersects

201 Ashton Wm A

203 Vacant

207 Kulbida Stefan

209 Jones F A W

211 Fyfe Wm C

215 McManus James

217 Thomas Danl G

218 Etheridge Wm E

219 Holder Harry

220 Smyth Arthur 222 Joys Geo R

227 Moffatt Ayton A

London Saskatchewan Investment Company, Limited

Financial, Insurance and Rental Agents 12 Cole Block, 216 2nd Ave. South Phone 4679

Avenue F South HENDERSON'S (1923) SASKATOON Avenue F North

9 Boston. Apartments

1 Simon Joseph

3 Shugarman Moses

4 McQueen James F

5 Zbarsky Jacob

5 Statanofsky Joseph

6 Jacobs Mrs Ethel

7 Goldenberg Jacob N >9 Cherniak Isaac

10 Grope Michael

11 Shugarman H

12 Shear Wm

14 Melaven Mark

15 Rachel Geo

16 Anderson Andw

17 Hilman Harry M

18 Deckle J W

19 Burraette A

0 Sons of England Hall 9 Singer Building 9 Pentecostal Mission 9 Hill Edw D 9 Schneider Rev Geo

1 Parisian Dye Works

2 De Kelver Joseph

6 Hanford Thos

7 Peacock Wm J 9 Vacant

1 Badger Geo H

406 Dechstein Mrs Fanny

407 Nelson John

408 Vacant „

409 McPeak James R

410 Somerville David

411 Green Edw 413 Dayman Wm 415 Weinenger Leo

418 Green Thos

419 Mullin James

420 Mah Wing

423 Badger Howard 425 Vacant 428 Chinese

431 Archer Chas

432 Burrows John T

434 Wheeler H D plumber

435 McGandles James 439 Vacant

18t

501 Gray Jai -

603 Dickinson John W 605 Hainsworth Abraham

608 Cook Henry P

609 Wilson Carl M

514 Murray Grant

515 Miller John G

516 Hemery John L

517 Klein Chas W 618 Askwith Geo

621 Steele Albt

622 McRuvie David Jr 524 Lauder Alex

526 Berenbaum Sami

527 McLean Archd 628 Bell Adam H 630 Lumsden Joseph

531 Craven Mrs Lucy A

532 Schraeder Sami 534 Ayres Mrs Mabel 536 Priest Chas W K»7 Delisle Geo

- - ' ,t Hiram

4 Morrison John

6 Noble Mrs Charlotte 1 Heath Herbert H

3 Moore Geo

7 Vacant

9 Gallagher Mrs Mary

1 Bleasdale Geo

4 Toothill Ralph 0 Higgins Geo A

24th St Intersects

1 Wood Percy de M 9 McBrien Wm A

W aimer Road Intersects Bedford Road Intersects

1 Crocker Edw W

3 Priest Harold W

5 Wilson John

5 Keating John T

Rnsholme Road Intersects

7 Hughes Arnott

8 Christ Church (Anglican)

28th St intersects 0 Collins Harry P

2 Patterson Norman

4 Moncrieff Hubert

6 Roxboro —

29th St intersects

8 Hailwood Walter H 1 Payne Wm

4 Moore Wm

9 Prescott Arthur J

1 Hamilton Nathaniel

30th St intersects 1 Wilson John

5 Jager Andw

31st St intersects 32nd St intersects

1 Riemer Peter

2 Manning Thos P

3 McAdam James

5 Hayes Martin L

6 Selby Wm

7 Williamson John D 9 Murray Hugh

1 Mayson Richmond 3 Southard Sydney

9 Mayfair Meat Market 3 Goffman Jacob J

33rd St Intersects

9 Vacant

3 Foster Fredk W 5 Mclnnes James 7 Foster Sydney W

1227

1228 1230

Avery Edwin H Hurdes James

McCann John Kinlough Wm Plester Wm H Griffiths —

34th St intersects

ight I

539 Lackey Geo

17th St intersects Spadina Crescent here

AVENUE P NORTH

Prom 22nd Street runs north to city limits.

131 Vacant

132 Oltenburg Ollie 135 Morrison Wm 137 Chaloner James

9 iStewi

1 Jones Henry __

6 Allen Fredk 9 Becker Isaac

Charles St intersects James St intersects

9 Mclnnes Elmer 3 Revitt Joseph 0 Belch John H

Elly St intersects City Limits

the Classified Section of this Directory

Progressive business men advertise in the City Directory

96 Avenue G South HENDERSON'S (1923) SASKATOON Avenue G North

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