HENDERSON'S

EDMONTON

ALBERTA

CITY

DIRECTORY

1911

J. Baum Safe and Lock Co.

IMPROVED FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF

Safes and Vault Doors

ROUND DOOR, GROUND VALVE FIT TISCO MANGANESE CHESTS AND BANK SAFES. FLAT KEY AND COMBINATION LOCKS AND DEPOSIT BOXES

TERMS: Small Cash Payment and Balance te Sait Purchaser

LINDSAY McKEE, District Agent

651 Namayo Ave.

Phone 4824

SPECIAL, ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT

Member Association of American Directory Publishers

Henderson Directories Alberta

LIMITED

McDOUGALL BLOCK, CALGARY

PUBLISHERS

Calgary, Alta. Lethbridge, Alta.

Edmonton, Alta. Alberta Gazetteer

Henderson Publishing Co.

LIMITED LIABILITY

VANCOUVER - VICTORIA

PUBLISHERS

B.C. Gazetteer

Victoria City and Vancouver Island Prince Rupert City

Vancouver City (including North Vancouver,

South Vancouver, Point Grey, New Westminster, Chilliwack and Lower Fraser Towns)

Henderson Directories, Limited

279 GARRY STREET, WINNIPEG

CITY DIRECTORIES

Winnipeg, Man. Saskatoon, Sask.

Brandon, Man. Prince Albert, Sask.

Portage La Prairie, Man. Fort William, Ont.

Regina, Sask. Port Arthur, Ont.

Moose Jaw, Sask.

GAZETTEERS

Manitoba Saskatchewan Western Ontario

Special Advertising Department

Banks Loan and

Mortgage Companies

Accountants

and Auditors

Allan, Andrew II.

Bank of Montreafl Unique d’Hochelaga BIj the & Baldwin Canada I’timanont Mm

, ,W\

Imperial Bank Merchants Bank National Trust Co. Uo\al Bank Short, Cross & Co I'nton Bank

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT

UNION BANK OF CANADA

apital Paid Up $3,202,670.00

est and Undivided Profit - - . 2,000,000.00

BRANCHES IN CANADA, 148 IN ALBERTA, 23

THE SAVING HABIT sfj

mndation or independence. Begin saving now by open- account with the Union Bank of Canada and making Weekly or Monthly deposits. $1.00 starts a Savings t, and interest is compounded at highest current rates.

J. J. ANDERSON, Manager, Edmonton Branch

THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA

HEAD OFFICE: MONTREAL

anches in Every Province ot the Dominion, in Newfoundland, the Island of Cu London (England), and New York

Branches in Alberta:

CALGARY, EDMONTON, LETHBRIDGE, MOR1NVILLE, VERMILION Accounts of Firm's, Corporations and Individuals Solicited

SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT

Edmonton Branch:

J. F. McMILLAN, Manager

220 Jasper Avenue East

HANKS, H< > \NS,

CO V N TAXTS, V C I > I T< > U S

BANK OF MONTREAL

Rfsi

Undi\ im- i)

ESTABLISHED 1817 Incorporated by Act of Parliament

Pun Up - - - $14,400,000.00

12,000,000 00

mins - - - Of) | ,780 1 1

HEAD OFFICE - MONTREAL

Brandon, Man Cardston \1ta

BRANCHES I

PROVINCES

Saskatoon ,*Saxk

In Great Britain London Hank of Montrt al -17 I hrt admedle Street. !' L V \\ r \M ok. Manage t In the United States— Now York R \ Hihden, \\ A Bo*. J l Mohncux Agents, 31 Pun Strut Clm'.igo Hank of Montreal, J M Hrrata. Manager Spok.tnt , Wash Hank of Montreal

A General Banking Business Transacted

SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT

Interest allow t d on deposits of One Hollar and l pw ards and addtd to prim ipal half \earl\

E. C. PARDEE, Manager, Edmonton Branch

105 Jasper Ave. E., Cor. Howard Ave.

THE MERCHANTS RANK

OF CANADA

ESTABLISHED A. D 1864

SIK II. MONTAGU ALLAN, CVO - - - Pkkmuem

JONATHAN HOHGSON - - Vu k-Hkfmdkn i

E E IIEBDKN .... Gksfrai Mana<,fr

Paid Ur Cafiiai. ... $ 6,000,000

Reserve Fund and Undimdm) Pkoi ms - 4,999,297

Total Deposits (Nov. 30, 1910) - - 34,779,044

Total Assets (Nov. 30, 1910) - - 71,600,05*

155 Branches and Agencies in Canada, extending from the Atlantic to tho Pacific

A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED

Special Attention Given to Collections Savings Bank Department at All Brioches

A. C. FRASER, Manager

Edmonton Branches : Main Office, Namayo Ave., Market Branch

SPECIAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT

NATIONAL TRUST CO. LTD.

TORONTO MONTREAL WINNIPEG EDMONTON SASKATOON Paid-up Capital and Reserve ... $2,500,000.00

Acts as Administrator Executor, Financial Agent Liquidator, Trustee, Etc.

SOLICITORS BRINGING ESTATES TO THE COMPANY \RE ALWAYS RETAINED IN THE PROFESSIONAL CARE THEREOF

MONEY TO LOAN

On Improved Farm and City Properties at lowest current rates. Low Expense. Agents in every town in Northern Alberta.

No Commission Charged to Borrowers.

4%

PAID ON DEPOSITS

4%

PAID ON DEPOSITS

SAVINGS DEPARTMENT

A. E. SCRASF, Manager Alberta Branch, EDMONTON

BANKS, LOANS, ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS

Canada Permanent

Mortgage Corporation

Head Office: Toronto, Ont.

PAID UP CAPITAL . $6,000,000

RESERVE FUND 3,500,000

ASSETS . 29,782,942

SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT

Paid every three months on savings accounts of ONE DOLLAR and up¬ wards. Accounts opened and deposits received by mail.

Money to Loan

On Improved Real Estate

Lowest Current Rate Charged

Mortgages Purchased

Alberta Branch Office :

Corporation’s Building, McDongall Ave., Edmonton

Phone 1522 W. T. CREIGHTON, Manager

SPECIAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT

BANQUE D’HOCHELAGA

EDMONTON, ALTA.

Circular Letters of Credit, Travellers' Cheques and Money Orders Issued, Notes Collected and Discounted, Drafts Bought and Sold.

SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT

Interest allowed at highest rate on deposits of $1 and Upwards

ALEX. LEFORT

Office: Cor. Jasper Avenue and 3rd Street

Short, Cross, Biggar & Cowan Short, Woods, Biggar & Collisson

BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES, Etc.

Merchants Bank Building - 14 Howard Ave.

Emery, Newell, Ford, Bolton & Mount

BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES, Etc.

Canada Permanent Building

BANKS, L

4, ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS

c;. PERCY BLYTHE, C. A. HARRY W. BALDWIN, C. A.

Blythe & Baldwin

Chartered Accountants

Auditors, Liquidators, Assignees

110 Jasper Ave. West Phone 1474

Residence, 517 Eighth Street

House Telephone 1672 Office “ 4432

Andrew H. Allan

Auditor, Accountant and Assignee

Receiver, Trustee, Adjuster, Liquidator

A COMMISSIONER FOR TAKING OATHS AN OFFICIAL AUDITOR FOR ALBERTA

Reference ■ Rank of Montreal nr any Chartered Rank

33 Gariepy Block, McDougall Ave.

Judicious Advertising

Special Advertising Department

Real Estate Insurance and Financial Agents

Aitken, F. T & Co Alberta Agencies Ltd Alberta Ix>an H Investment Co. Limited

Allan, R. A H

Biggs, J. C & Co

British Mortgage & Investment Co.

Canadian Agenev, Ltd

Citi Stock Exchange "

Crown Life Insttrance Co

I)e Firm Co

Edmonton Homolmildoi s Ltd Farmers Exchange Ferris. E I .

Finance Seeunties Limited Callagber, .Tame s Sr Co Croat West Life Assurance Co Grierson, E I)

Haldane, F G & Co. .

1 Taw kins & Co

Hewgill. W II

Imperial Agencies Limited

insurance \gencies Limited

Lowes, F C K' Co

Loyal Legion Investment Co

MoGeorge K Chain i>n .

Mag rath, Colgate Co, Ltd .Mai, ('has * Co Morris, John Mullen, P ,T

Mutual Life Assurance Co North West Land Co Ltd . Seton Smith Co Sterling Secuiities Tims, F Fraser Touohette, S.

Travellers’ Life Assurance Co Twin Citv Uealti Co .

Watson It Co

28

27

?9

.20

19

19 22 22 16

20

11

29

SPKtUAL

ICRTlSINU DEPUIT1

THE CROWN LIFE INSURANCE CO.

HEAD OFFICE: TORONTO. CANADA

Mom Dkmkabi.i Poi.it \ Comraiis

MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED FARMS

Solieitois Dawson, Hindman A llyiulm.in, MeDoutf.dl Court

ALEX. R. GUNN, Prov. Manager

Branch Office - 57 Jasper Avenue West

The Travellers Life Assurance Co.

OF CANADA

HEAD OFFICE: MONTREAL, QUE.

S. MAYNARD ROGKRS, Manager, Iulmonton ARTHUR L. BIGGAR, Manager, Saskatoon

Joint Manager* for Alberta and Saskatchewan

EDMONTON SASKATOON

106 Windsor Block iw-wi> Drinkle Block

THE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE CO.

OF CANADA

$64,858,279 "

substantial yams in o Resen. o $1,678,81.1 : inoome was smaller t

atu'o on t lie lompain s books Det em- opei.it ions showed that it made ten .mess It gained in Assets $1 ,761 ,1 20 . !SI7,x88, w lult' its intio ot expense t is

S. A. GORDON BARNES Dixtrict Manager Re. 232 Sixth Street Phone 194

259 Jasper Avenue West

Nine Reasons

why you should Insure in

The Great West Life

1. It is a Western Company

2. Its Interest Earnings are the Highest

3. Its Expenses of Management are the Lowest

4. Its Mortality Rate is the Lowest

5. Its Premium Rates are the Lowest

6. Its Guarantees are the Highest

7. Its Profits to Polievholders are the Highest

8. Its Policy Contracts are the most Liberal

9. It Leads them all in Canada for New Business

The Great-West Life Assurance Company

Total Business tn forte - $.5(>,l*25,t27 00

Business Issued in 1(M0 - $14, 4,548.00

J. BURTT MORGAN

DISTRICT MANAGER

Office: 213 Moser and Ryder Block

P.O Box 1116 Phone 4713

McGEORGE & CHAUVIN

MONEY TO LOAN ESTATES MANAGED

INSURANCE

And Financial Brokers

FIRF, ACCIDENT, MARINE, PLATE GLASS, GUARANTEE, EMPLOYERS’ LIABILITY, BURGLARY, AUTOMOBILE

Norwood Block, 113 Jasper Ave E.

Telephone 1725

P.O. Box 548

CJ'E, INSURANCE

CABLE ADDRESS* “ALBERTA"

I s! UAIK BLUKFir WALTER E BLACKETT

ALBERTA AGENCIES

LIMITED

General Insurance, Real Estate and Financial Brokers

Atlantic Steamship Ticket Agency

Northern Transportation Co., Ltd.

THE LEADING

INSURANCE

OFFICE IN ALBERTA

Representing the following Companies which for security, liberality and prompt¬ ness in settlement are unsurpassed

llaitfoid Lne Insuiaiiee Company oi Hartford, Conn.

Scottish Union and National Insurance Company (Fue) of Edinlnn tj*h, Scotland.

Manitoba Nssutanoo Lompanv (Knv), ot Winnipeg

Phoenix Insurance Coinpam (Fire) of Hartford, L onn. tuMinan Amonoan Insuiaiiee Compaii) (Fire)oi Hai t f i>i d, Conn \mcncan Central Insurance Company (Fnc) of St. Louis, Mo Hommion Platt Glass I nsm aiu e Company of Montreal Employers Liululil\ \ssui am e Corpoi alien of London, Fny

Policies are Written in our Office and we Guarantee Satisfaction

Phone 1462 126 McDOUGALL AYE

18 SPECIAL. AUVKUTJSING DKI'AKTMENT

EDMONTON BRANCH

The Canadian Agency, Ltd.

OF LONDON, ENG.

Mortgage Loans Bonds

Fire Insurance, General Investments

Issues Made in London

Mana^ei ami \ttoiiu*\ ----- H. M. I. li\ \NS Manage. Loan ami liismame IVpaiiment - A. K SCOBI.H

The Western Canada Land Co., Limited

200,000 Acres still for Sale in Edmonton Distiiet

The Pembina Coal Company, Limited

Mines Situated on G.T.P. and C.N.R. Main Lines Mine Manager, t\ t'. Ku'H\ki>s

The Edmonton Homebuilders, Limited

Houses built to suit and sold like rent

The Canadian Agency, Limited

offices: union bank building

56 Jasper Ave. E. - Edmonton

INSURANCE AGENCIES

LIMITED

J. E. HAYES, Local Manager

FIRE, HAIL, LIVE STOCK WINDSTORM AND CASUALTY

INSURANCE

'1 he Central Canada Insurance Coinpain l lie Saskatchewan Insurance Company The Alberta-Canadian Insurance Compant

ALL WESTERN COMPANIES Fir.t in the field in settlement of losses after fire

Phone 1463 Address: 629 FIRST ST.

IMPERIAL AGENCIES

GENERAL BROKERS

FIRE - INSURANCE - LIFE

REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INVESTMENTS F\RM I.WHS, CITY PROPERTY, COAL AREAS, TIMHER LIMITS \NI) ERITT LANDS

RENTS COLLECTED ESTATES MANAGED

Phone 4322 Address: IMPERIAL BANK BLDG.

KCIAL ADVKUTISING I >KWA ltTMKN'

Magrath, Holgate Co

LIMITED

REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT BROKERS

ALL KINDS OF

INSURANCES

EFFECTED

Agents for

Dominion

IVoLvliw* Columbia London M

‘ Ns^oi lation (Masonici

'I oronto

Sun anti Hastings Loan (. oinpans

LOANS

BUSINESS BLOCKS WAREHOUSE SITES

RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY COAL LANDS

OIK ADVICE IS WOK 1 H MONEY TO IWKSTOKS

Sole Agent* for the Following Subdivision*:

“The IIic.hi anils, Bhiuf, Bi.ii \ i i Xddiiion, .Mount I.uvn, Lit\ Park \nm-x, Cii\ I’vrk \nm\ Xddiiion

OFFICES :

44 Jasper Avenue East - Edmonton

PHONE 1553 P.o. BOX 416

REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE

Chas. may & Co.

REAL ESTATE FARM AND CITY PROPERTY FINANCIAL AGENTS

WE

Buy and Sell City and Farm Property and Coal Lands

WE

Make Investments for British and Foreign Investors

WE

Manage Estates

WE

Make Valuations

WE

Negotiate Loans

WE

Insure Property

WE

Collect Rents

WE

Solicit your business and guar¬ antee you our best and imme¬ diate attention

Phone 1371

553 FIRST ST., Swill of JASPER AVE,

SPECIAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT

The Loyal Legion

Investment Company

“ Home of Good Purchases ”

A Few Words to Investors

All propositions submitted by us to intending- purchasers are carefully selected bv the Company and guaranteed. We offer only propositions that are At ROCK BOTTOM PRICES, and will by reason of their

value. We protect the purchaser.

A Few Words to Property Owners

By reason of our skilled salesmen and unexcelled office equipment we are prepared to handle your property for you m selling-, trading, renting, paying taxes, or any other necessaries. We make a specialty of handling properties for out-of-town owners.

A Few Words to Strangers and House Renters

Persons just arriving- or dissatisfied tenants, can always find an assortment of houses, s' ores or cottages that will be to their liking. We have a large rental list of places m all parts of the city and at all prices.

What we do

We BUY, SELL and TRADE value-increasing City, Suburban, Town Site and Farm propositions. We handle Timber Limits, Coal Lands, School Lands, B. C. Fruit Lands and Mining Claims. We Pay Taxes, Collect Rents, Make Repairs, and look after properties to the satisfaction of out-of-town clients.

We invite en inspection of our list*. Our Offices ere always open to persons desiring information concerning property.

Call or Write to

The

Loyal Legion Investment Go.

Phone 1637 P.O. Box 82

240 Jasper Ave. East (upstairs) . . Edmonton

REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE

2*

F. C. LOWES

& COMPANY

Real Estate and Financial Brokers

LAND DEPARTMENT:

Improved and Unimproved Lands in all parts of Alberta, City Property, Coal Properties, Timber Limits, B.C. Fruit Lands, Loans

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT:

Fire, Life, Accident, Plate Glass, Employers' Liability, Etc., Etc.

Resident Agents for the National Union Fire Insurance Company of Pittsburg, and The North American Life Assurance Company

Head Office : Calgary

BRANCH OFFICES:

Edmonton, Lethbridge, High River, Claresholm, Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver London and Manchester (England)

28 Jasper Ave. East

P.O. Box 37 EDMONTON Phono *06*

SPECIAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT

The British Mortgage and Investment Co. Ltd.

We Make a Speciality of Forming

SYNDICATES

Dealing in Real Estate

Persons of limited means and the Amalgamation of Capital have then an opportunity of participat¬ ing in transactions otherwise out of their reach

CALL AND SEE US FOR LIST OF PROFITS ALREADY MADE

557 First Street Phone 4667

The North-West Land and Live Stock Co. Ltd.

REAL ESTATE

IMPROVED FARMS CITY PROPERTY

INSURANCE LOANS

Having buyer Property as \

s of Live Stock constantly travelling the Farming ire in a position to give the very best advice on Farm veil as local conditions prevailing in outlying districts.

CALL AND SEE US FIRST

557 First Street Phone 4667

REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE

Your Rent Buys Your Home

The Edmonton Homebuilders, Limited

WE buy the lot you want WE build the house as vou want it

WE ask you for only ten per cent of the total price in cash WE spread the balance like rent over ten years

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

Lumber, Sash, Doors Mouldings, Etc., Etc. BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES

General Offices

Union Bank Bldg., 56 Jasper Ave. East

Phone 4580

Factory and Yard

West Side Seventh St., N. ot Peace Ave.

Phone 2522

SPECIAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT

M

RELIABLE RESPONSIBLE

RED STAR ^ UND OFFICE

For Information on Peace River Country

THE SETON SMITH CO.

Real Estate Brokers And Financial Agents

City Property. Farm Lands, Improved and Unimproved Timber Limiis Coal Lands and Ranches

Maps, Lists and Reliable Information Free

i«u 63 McDOUGALL AVENUE

J. C. BIGGS & CO.

Real Estate, Insurance And Financial Agents

South African Scrip Timber Limits Wild and Improved Lands

PHONE 2361

121 Windsor Block, 14 Jasper Ave. W.

REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE

GEO F. EMERSON. Pres, ano Mur. O. H BOLES, Skcy.-Treas.

Sterling Securities

LIMITBD

Mortgage Loans, Bonds Debentures, General Investments

Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness, Plate Glass, Guarantee Bonds, Employers’ Liability

REAL ESTATE WAREHOUSE SITES BUSINESS BLOCKS

The London Life Insurance Co., London, Ontario

The Imperial Guarantee and Accident Insurance Co., Toronto, Ontario The United London and Scottish Insurance Co., London, England The British Union and National Insurance Co., London, England

Windsor Block, Jasper Avenue West

PHONE 4156 EDMONTON, ALBERTA

OFFICE PHONE 4433 HOUSE PHONE 1902

Cable Addreaa:

" ELFERRIS,” EDMONTON, ALTA.

E. L. FERRIS

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE

ADDRESS :

ROOM 2, EMPIRE BLOCK

JASPER AVENUE E.

P.O. BOX 514

8PECIAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT

JAMES GALLAGHER & CO.

REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AND FINANCIAL AGENTS FARM LANDS AND CITY PROPERTY

SOUTH AFRICAN AND HALF-BREED SCRIPT BOUGHT AND SOLD

HANDLED FROM VANCOUVER AND WINNIPEG EXCHANGES

Address! Whyte Ave. W., Strathcona

R. A. H. ALLAN

MANUFACTURING JEWELER

DIAMOND SETTER and RING MAKER

TRADE WORK A SPECIALTY

Phone 4357 Bijou Building, First Street

TWIN CITY REALTY CO., LTD.

REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE

132 JASPER AVE. W.

F. T. AITKEN & CO.

REAL ESTATE BROKERS

FARM LANDS, INVESTMENTS AND CITY PROPERTY LOANS AND INSURANCE

Phone 4641 57 JASPER AVE. W.

REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE 2D

WATSON & CO.

REAL ESTATE

AGENTS FOR JASPER PLACE

Phone 1330 124 JASPER AVE. WEST

Finance Securities, Limited

G H V BULYEA, Pres T. N BOWDEN. Managing- Dir CHARLES B. BECK, Se<_ -Treat,

Financial Brokers Loans and Investments

Edmonton Mortgage Corporation, Ltd.

JONATHAN HENDERSON, President G. H. V BULYEA, Vice-President

T N BOWDEN, Managing Director and Secretary

T. N. BOWDEN

Financial Agent, Insurance and Loans

Address: McDougall Court, 56 McDougall Ave.

P.O. Box 277 Phono 1816

SPECIAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT

MONEY LOANED ON CITY sub-divisions:

AND FARM PROPERTIES DELTON

WEST DELTON

DELTON ADDITION NEW OCLTON

E. D. GRIERSON

CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPERTIES FARM LANDS COAL LANDS

TELEPHONE

55 FRASER AVENUE

FRANK A. NEHER A KLUKA8 L. B MATTHEWS J J MONTGOMERY

THE FARMERS EXCHANGE

REAL ESTATE, FARM LANDS, COAL LANDS

INVESTMENTS, PROSPECTORS, ASPHALTUM, ETC., ETC.

'HONE 4216 158 NAMAYO AVENUE

120 McDOUQALL AVE PHONE 4265

F. FRASER TIMS

CITY PROPERTY

LANDS

HAWKINS & CO.

E. O. HAWKINS

FINANCIAL BROKERS

REAL ESTATE AND FIRE INSURANCE

43 JASPER AVE. W.

REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE

SI

F. G. HALDANE & CO.

City Property and Farm Lands REAL ESTATE BROKERS

Correspondence promptly answered. Will be pleased to give any in¬ formation regarding: our city and the fine farming- land that surrounds it.

Office : Opposite Alberta Hotel

356 JASPER AVENUE EAST - PHONE 1683

S. TOUCHETTE

General Agent for Famous Florida Fruit Land

Real Estate and Financial Broker Loans and Investments

B.C. AND ALBERTA COAL LAND. FARM LAND AND CITY PROPERTY. B.C. FRUIT AND B.C. TIMBER LIMIT LEAD. GRAY COPPER AND SILVER MINING STOCK IN THE FAMOUS COEUR D'ALENE MINING DISTRICT INVESTIGATE- IT WILL PAY YOU .

622 FIRST STREET Phone 4718

RES. 96 FIFTH STREET PHONE 1703

JOHN MORRIS

REALTY and FINANCIAL BROKER

122 McDOUGALL AVE.

PHONE 1364

SPKCIAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT

The Alberta Loan & Investment Go. Ltd.

CAPITAL 9800,000

GEORGE J. BRYAN, Ganaral Manag.r

COMPANY AND PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN ON FARM AND CITY PROPERTY AT CURRENT RATES

CITY AND FARM PROPERTY BOUGHT AND SOLD A GENERAL FINANCIAL BUSINESS TRANSACTED Officss st: CALGARY, EDMONTON, MACLEOD and LETHBRIDGE

EDMONTON OFFICE: ROOM 210, MOSER AND RYDER BLOCK

P. J. MULLEN

Real Estate, Financial and Insurance Broker

FARM LANDS AND CITY PROPERTY LOANS, INVESTMENTS, CONVEYANCING

Empire Block, Jasper Avenue East

P.O. BOX 866 PHONE 4664

W. H. HEWGILL

Real Estate and Insurance Broker

LOANS AND INVESTMENTS FARM LANDS AND CITY PROPERTY

LIFE, FIRE, ACCIDENT, LIVE STOCK, AUTOMOBILE PLATE GLASS AND GUARANTEE INSURANCE

Phone 4614 57 Jasper Ave. W.

THE DE FRAIIM CO.

Real Estate and Insurance Brokers

Our Spsclaltlss

FARM LANDS AND CITY PROPERTY LOANS AND INVESTMENTS

19 Whyte Avenue W., Strathcona

Phone 3324

REAL, ESTATE, INSURANCE S8

Telegraph Address: “ Asbestes," Edmonton Phone 4403

FOR INFORMATION WORTH

APPLY TO THE

CITY STOCK EXCHANGE

EDMONTON, ALBERTA

Will buy or sell your Stocks if they are good.

We have a Special Information Bureau which enables us to give you Reliable Infor¬ mation on that Stock you have in the bottom of your trunk. Write us, as most Stocks have some value although they may appear worth¬ less to you, and we have the buyers and can get results.

Our specialty is ASBESTOS in big letters all the year round

Do not forget the address, but write now to

CITY STOCK EXCHANGE

688 and 690 Jasper Ave. East

EDMONTON

ALBERTA

SPECIAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT

John T. Armatage

Broker of Legitimate

Mining, Oil

And Railroad Stocks

Can Save You Money on most Purchases in any Stocks that you may require Asbestos Stocks a Specialty

Phone 4403

688 Jasper Avenue East

Edmonton, Alberta

V

Special Advertising Department

Wholesale Jobbers Manufacturers’ Agents Iron Works Machinery

Page

Ames, Holden, McCready Ltd. . 46

Baum, J. Sate and Lock Co . . 42

Campbell & Ottewell . 45

Canadian Conso'idated Rubber Co.

Limited . 40

Davies Co . 43

Dominion Brokerage Co., Ltd . . 44

Edmonton Iron Works, Ltd . 40

Edmonton Produce Co., Ltd. ... 44

Edmonton Rubber Stamp Co. . 45

Gorman, Clancey & GrLndley, Ltd. 39

Inglis & Macdonald . 38

Nichols Bros . 41

Simpson & Hunter . 46

Western Supply & Equipment Co. 37 Western Vinegar Co . 46

SPECIAL ADVERTISING DEPART!

Advertise

Your . . .

Good Things!

Many a limping business is kept from healthful development by the firm’s morbid aversion to publicity.

Perhaps they are honestly so con¬ scious of the excellence of their wares that they expect the busy world to search them out But the busy world hasn’t time.

If you have a good thing to sell, proclaim it. The world wants good things, but it can’t discover them in hiding places. Bring them into the open market by advertising them.

J

WHOLES A UK, MAKU FACT R HERS'

THE

Western Supply & Equipment Co.

LIMITED

CALGARY EDMONTON LETHBRIDGE

Wholesale

HEAVY HARDWARE

MACHINERY, ETC. IRON AND STEEL

MINE

Mine Cars, Steel Rails, Screen Bars, Tipple Dumps, Mine Car Wheels, Mine Drills, Track Spikes, Mine Telephones, Seracco Fans, Wire Rope, 1’icks, Shovels, Wolf Safety Lamps, Brattice Cloth

MILL

Shafting, Belting, Clutches, Bearings, Hangers, Transmission Maclunerv , Racking, Pipe-fittings, Valves, Racking, Saws, Mill Tools.

BUILDERS

Structural Steel, Fire Escapes, Cement, Lime, Brick, Wood Fibre Blaster , Mortar Color, Plasterers’ Han, Joist Hangers, Post Caps and Bases, Wall T ies, Coal Lhutes, Metal Lumber, Fire Pioofing’ Material, Hollow file, Floor Tile. Sian 1'ieads, Vault Doors, Radiant Sidewalk Lights, Passenger and Freight Elevatois. Brick

CONTRACTORS

Engines, Dei neks. Hoists, Cableways, Convevots, Loading and Unloading Mat hmei v , Steam Rolleis, Graders, Wheelbarrows, Carts, l’uks, Shovels, Rock Drill-,, Wue Rope and Fittings.

SUPPLIES

SPECIALS:

BLACKSMITHS’ SUPPLIES FORGES, ANVILS, HORSE SHOES BOLTS. NUTS AND WASHERS CHAIN HOISTS HAND AND POWER PUMPS

WOLF SAFETY LAMPS MITCHELL’S SAFES AND VAULT DOORS FIRE BRICK AND FIRE CLAY FROST WIRE FENCE

EMERGENCY, OUTFITS SEWER PIPE JENKINS' VALVES PEM BERTH Y INJECTORS BEAVER BOARD

Edmonton Office: MOSER and RYDER BLOCK

SPECIAL,

Inglis & Macdonald

Manufacturers’ Agents. . . .

M [| We beg to announce to the Public that we have opened 41 an Office in the City, No. 15 Jasper Avenue West, and will handle a large range of Builders’ Supplies, Sewer Pipe, Lime, Terra Cotta, Well Curbing, Building Blocks, Fire Brick and Clay, Concrete Reinforcement and many other lines. We are Agents for the Packard Electric “Tungsten and Standard ” Lamps.

We have the Agency for the famous Chestnut Canoes and River Boats and the famous Kenyon Motor Boat Tops. We invite enquiries and are always pleased to give any information required.

TELEPHONE NUMBER 4678

ADDRESS :

15 Jasper Ave. West

Gorman, Clancey & Grindley

Limited

Mining and Mill Supplies Contractors’ and Builders’ Materials of all kinds . . .

Structural Steel of all kinds, Metal Siding- Ceiling- and Shing-les, Hardwood Doors and Trim, Rieketson’s Mortar Colors Keene's and Portland Cement, John’s Manville Asbestos Pipe Covering" and Asbestos Cement, Cube Concrete Mixers Hoisting Engines and Derricks, Coal Mining Machinery, Robb Engines, Boilers and Eittings, Air Compressors, Rock Drills and Coal Cutters, Wood Split Pul¬ leys, Shafting- and Transmission Machinery

We pay special attention to Munici¬ pal Supplies of all kinds

Offices 1 Edmonton and Calgary

Sales Office I

Phone 4563

Accounting Dept.:

Phone 2663

752-770 Fourth St., Edmonton

Edmonton Iron Works, Ltd.

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS

MACHINISTS

WHOLESALE, MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS, MACHINERY 41

NICHOLS BROS.

M AN UK ACT l' RERS OF

PORTABLE SAW MILLS WELL DRILLS, ETC.

GKNKRAL

MACHINISTS

AND BLACKSMITHS

General Repairs. Saw Mill 'A^ork a Specialty

Saw Mills

Always in Stock. The Best that Money can Buy

Saws Hammered and Gummed

SA I ISF \CTION (HA RANTER I)

Phone 2312

103 SYNDICATE AVENUE, EDMONTON

SPECIAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT

J. Baum Safe and Lock Co.

IMPROVED FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF

Safes and Vault Doors

ROUND DOOR, GROUND VALVE FIT TISCO MANGANESE CHESTS [AND BANK SAFES. FLAT KEY AND COMBINATION LOCKS AND DEPOSIT BOXES

TERMS: Small Cash Payment and Balance to Suit Purchaser

LINDSAY McKEE, District Agent

651 Namayo Ave.

Phone 4824

We aim to completely outfit persons leading- an out-door life, including their

PROVISIONS, HARDWARE, BEDDING, TENTS, CANOES

As well as the personal requirements, such as

Suitable Clothing, Boots, Shirts, Sox, Holdalls

And other desirable little thing's that go to make an Outfit sensible and complete

PHONE 2853

52 McDOUGALL AYE.

DEPARTING SURVEYORS OUTFITTED BY THE

DAVIES CO.

Tents, Tarpaulins and Bags

Camp Outfitters

SPECTAI, ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT

The Dominion Brokerage Co. Ltd.

Wholesale

Commission Brokers and Manufacturers’ Agents

A fonts for

Royal Crown Soaps Limited Maidonald Tobacco Co. Wagstaffe Limited Maple Tree Producers Lid.

William Claik Meats Atlantic Kish Compant

Imperial Rice Milling Co. Guggenhime California

Dominion Molasses Co. Kruits

W. S. Loggie Co. Limited Canada Hour Mills Co

Truro Condensed Milk Co. Mahler Bros.

JOSUN PIRIE, Manager

755 Fourth Street Phone 1854

The Edmonton Produce Co.

LIMITED

Wholesale Grocers

And Produce Merchants

Butter , Cheese and Eggs a Specialty

Afrnts for

“ Robmhood I'lour,” “ Salada Tea,” “Tuxedo Goods” Coffee, Baking- Powder, Spices, Extracts, Etc,

Warehouse Phone 2961

755 Fourth Street

Phone 1251

WHOLESALE, MANUFACTURERS’ AGENTS, MACHINERY

A. B. CAMPBELL R. P. OTTEWELL

PHONE 1542

“WHITE ROSE”

High Quality Fancy Patent

FLOUR

Every Sack Guaranteed

CAMPBELL & OTTEWELL

CITY FLOUR MILLS - EDMONTON

Edmonton Rubber Stamp Co.

MAKERS OF

Rubber Stamps and Seals

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION

We carry a full line of SIGN MARKERS STAMP PADS INKS

BAND DATERS NUMBERERS

AND EVERYTHING IN

We carry a full line

of

Entrance through Edmonton Drug Store

154 JASPER AVE. E.

PHONE 1550

t’ECI AIj advertising department

“ EDMONTON SPORTING GOODS DEPOT ”

Simpson & Hunter

GUNSMITHS

Dealers Id GUNS, RIFLES, AMMUNITION AND SPORTING GOODS

233 Jasper Avenue - - Phone 1435

Ames Holden McCready

Canada’s Largest Shoe Manufacturers Limited

Wholesale Dealers in Shoes and Granby Rubbers

F. M MORGAN. MANAGER

658 Third Street - - Phone 1467

Canadian Consolidated Rubber Co.

Limited

Wholesale Rubber and Felt Footwear, Rubber Belting,

Hose, Packings, Druggists’ Rubber Goods, Rubber and Oiled Clothing, Etc. “ Canadian ” Automobile Tires

THE ONLY TIRE REPAIR PLANT IN NORTHERN ALBERTA

638 Third Street, Edmonton - - Phone 4624

Directors : A E. Poller D R Fraser J H Morn. James Rom T G Hulchin«s

Ales Stuart Z W Mitchell

The Western Vinegar Co.

(SUCCESSORS TO THE R. E. McLAREN CO , LTD ) LIMITED

Holds First Prize from The Edmonton Exhibition Association, Ltd. for the manufacture of Vinegar, Pickles, Catsups, Etc.

OFFICE AND FACTORY •

Fraser Avenue and Clark Street - Phone 2153

SPECIAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT

R FRASER JOHN MACDONALD ALEX FR.

Prbsidkm Sk'-'Ikfas and Manauk Vice-

P 0. Address! Drawer 219

D. R. FRASER & CO., LTD.

EDMONTON MILLS

Manufacture! s of all kinds of

SPRUCE MATERIAL

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

LUMBER

Sash, Doors, Mouldings, Turnings, Frames, Shingles, Lath, Lime, Brick,

BUILDERS’ MATERIALS

Sole Agents

PAROID AND NEPONSET ROOFINGS

CHARLES S. BOYD, Ma.nagkr

PHONE 1630

Head Office and Yards - 201 Namayo Avenue

Branch Yard at Vegreville

Mill Offico and Yards! Fraser’s Flats

Phone 2038

BUILDERS' MATERIALS, HEAT

D ECORATORS

H CAD OFFICE : STRATHCONA

JOHN WALTER

LIMITED

Manufacturers of and Dealers in All Kinds of Native

LUMBER

MILLS AT EDMONTON AND STRATHCONA

LARGEST CUT OF LOGS IN ALBERTA DAILY CAPACITY 150,000 FT., 10 HRS.

SPECIAL SIZES IN PLANK AND TIMBERS CUT TO ORDER

Ferry Crossing, Strathcona, Phone 3040 Foot of First St., Edmonton, Phone 1628

SPECIAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT

Agents for Congo Roofing, Manufacturers of

carrying a ten years guarantee Native Lumber

McClellan & balfour

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL CLASSFS OF

LUMBER AND BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES

Office 563 THIRD STREET

Phone 1443	EDMONTON
Yard Phone 1216	Office Phone 2606
W. H. CLARKE SASH, DOOR, LUMBER AND	& CO. LTD. BUILDERS’ MATERIALS
FACTORY AND YARD 612 second street 846 NINTH STREET
Res. : 606 Hardisty Ave.	Res. Phone 2869
ANDREW E.	SIMPSON
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
Phone 1910	739 SECOND STREET

JOHN A POLLARD JOSEPH F POLI.ARD

Phone 3401 P.O. Box 5

POLLARD BROTHERS

Manulaclurers of

BRICKS FOR ALL BUILDING PURPOSES

Specialties : Brick for Foundations, Chimneys, Sewers

PRICES

APPLICATION

STRATHCONA

WIRING FIXTURES SUPPLIES

BURNHAM-FRITH ELECTRIC CO., LIMITED

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS AND ENGINEERS

Ready for Emergency ' Everything Electrical

Home

SPECIE

ADVERTISING DEPARTMEN'

McKNIGHT A FROST

PLUMBING-™."’. HEATING

HEATING AND SANITARY ENGINEERS STRICTLY FIRST CLASS WORK

627 Second Street Phone 1838

E. I. CLARKE

Contractors, Builders

SAND and GRAVEL

For All Building Purposes

Twenty-First St., near River Phone 2722

Hutton Upholstering and Carpet Cleaning Company

UPHOLSTERING, CARPET CLEANING GENERAL FURNITURE REPAIRING AND FURNITURE PACKING :: :: ::

COSY CORNERS VNI) WINDOW SUM'S OUR Sl’I U\LH

619 Fifth Street (’" Tasp^Av/nie of) Phone 1306

DUNCAN H. SMITH

Plumber and Sanitary Engineer

110 WHITE AVE. W., Corner f-irat St. Phone 3263 STRATHCONA

Special Advertising Department

Hotels

Livery Stables Transfer and Express Companies Miscellaneous

Page

Bnrnett, H. Y . 66

Capital Feed Stable . 60

Capitol Mercantile Co . 56

City Stock Exchange . 63-64

Blk Cigar Co . 62

Dominion Cigar Co . 61

Great West Livery . 57

Hardisty Cartage Co., Ltd . 61

Hill, R. B. Co., Ltd . 59

Hilpert, Alex., Fur Co., Ltd . 62

Horner’s Livery . 60

Imperial Stables . 58

Mundy Blue Print Co . 62

Pendennis Hotel . 55

Pbelps-Jackson Co . 62

Potters Limited . 65

Royal George Hotel . 54

Strathcona Tannery . 60

Western Cartage Co , Ltd . 61

Westwood, Geo. H . 60

Windsor Livery . 58

Steam Heated

Electric Light

Elevator Service

BARKER SHOP, NEWS-STAND, PANTORIUM

MISCELLANEOUS

The Pendennis Hotel

NAT BELL, Proprietor

STEAM HEATED. BATHS ON EACH FLOOR HOME COMFORTS. SPLENDID TABLE

ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES CHOICE LIQUORS AND CIGARS

Rates: $1.50 and $2.00 Per Day

561-567 Jasper Ave. East Phone 1610

SPECIAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT

6$

Advertising Specialist

Advertising in all its phases

Booklets, Circulars, Street Cars Newspapers, Magazines, Posters

RIGINATOR OF IDEAS

H. Y. Burnett

l McDou*ell Court.

Phone 2642 EDMONTON

ALBBRT H. TA1T ROBERT G. LOWE JOHN A. NETTERFIELD

The Capitol Mercantile Co.

Pure Food Purveyors

GROCERIES, MEATS, POULTRY :: :: AND PROVISIONS :: ::

Telephone* : Groceries, 1514 ; Meat*, 2446

253-265 JASPER AVENUE, West

HOTELS, MISCELLANEOUS

The Great West Livery and Horse Exchange

LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE

BUGGIES

HACKS

CARRIAGES

SMART TURNOUTS

AT MODERATE PRICES

OPEN DAY AND NIGHT

PHONE 1618

KINSEY, TRENT & CO.

PROPRIETORS

498 Fraser Ave, Edmonton

58 SPECIAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT

President : J. H. McKINLAY Vice-President- I J BARR

Manager and Secretary : A. V. DUNHAM

The Windsor Livery

SMART

TURNOUTS

Cabs, Victorias, Broughams and Sleighs Board Horses Carefully Attended

550 First Street (w.nS hotel) Phone 2222

The Imperial Stables

L. J. A. LAMBERT, Proprietor

Stylish Rigs Careful Drivers

all Hours First Class Teams for Country Driving

620 Fifth Street

Phone 1505

HOTELS, MISCELLANEOUS

• 59

ROBERT B. HILL, HERBERT A. STAPLES,

President Sec.-Treasnrer

R. B. Hill Co.

LIMITED

Dealers in Every Class of

FARM IMPLEMENTS

JOHN DEERE’S PLOUGHS, DISCS AND HARROWS

VANBRUNT DRILLS

NEW DEAL AND MOLINE WAGONS AND FARM TRUCKS

CANADA CARRIAGE COMPANY'S BUGGIES, DEMOCRATS, ETC., ETC.

Full Line of Farm, Democrat and Heavy Harness

The Only Firm in Northern Alberta where you can be completely Outfitted for the Farm or Homestead

431 Queen’s Avenue

Phone 2031

SPECIAL

HORNER’S LIVERY AND GAB STABLES

The STRATHCQNA TANNERY

The Strathcona Tannery

Phone 3254 STRATHCONA P.O. Box 7

GEO. H. WESTWOOD

REAL ESTATE AND COMMISSION BROKER

EDMONTON, ALTA.

HOTELS, MISCELLANEOUS

Main Phone 1445 (C.P.R. Yard.) C.N.R. Yard. 2665 Stable Phone 1955

HA8DISTY CARTAGE COMPANY, LTD.

Railway Cartage, Warehousemen Distributing and General Forwarding Agents

We are fully equipped, and make a specialty of moving and placing Safes, Boilers, Heavy Machinery, Etc.

C.P.R. YARDS TENTH STREET

CHARLES W LEONARD. Present WILLIAM A. LEONARD. Secretary -Treasure.

Reference : Royal Bank

Western Cartage Co., Limited

Car Distributors, Consignees, Storage Warehousemen and Forwarders Commission Agents

Express, Transfer

FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING

Storage Warehouse on Spur Track

755 Fourth Street

Phono 1528 P.O. Box 571 Night Phone 2870

JOSEPH E. THERIAULT. Present

JOSEPH E. LEONARD. Treawrer

The Dominion Cigar and News Stores Co.

LIMITED

Wholesale and Retail

Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobaccos

Importers of Havana, Manilla and Jamaica Cigars

35 JASPER AVENUE W.

Phone 1372

SPECIAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT

Mundy Blue Print and Draughting Co.

G. H. MUNDY, Manager

ENGINEERS’, ARCHITECTS’ AND DRAUGHTING SUPPLIES

DRAUGHTING

For Engineers, Architects, Builders, Real Estate Men and Electricians

MUNDY'S MAP OF EDMONTON DISTRICT ELECTRIC— Blue, Brown, White-PRINTING . . MAP MAKING

P MOUNTING

Room 12, Empire Block Phone 4382

The Alexander-Hilpert Fur Company, Ltd.

Manufacturers of Fine Furs, Etc.

Garments made to style from your own raw furs

609 Jasper Ave. W. . . Phone 4094

GEO. D. PHELPS WM. JACKSON, C.E

Phelps-Jackson Co.

Drafting

Continuous Blue Printing Map Mounting, Etc.

Suite 12, McDougall Court Phone 4603

H. E. CALHOUN

W. N. CALHOUN

The Elk Cigar Company

Manufacturers of

THE “ ELK CIGAR ”

. (Union Made) . .

Clear Havana Filler — Made in Edmonton

807 Jasper Ave. E.

Phone 4847

G. A. CLACK

BROKER

OF LEGITIMATE :: :: STOCKS :: ::

A Tip to the Public

BUY VENTURA OIL DEVELOPMENT COMPANY STOCK

Also all the ASBESTOS ISSUES

They are Winners

CALL AND GET INFORMATION FREE- UNDER NO OBLIGATION TO BUY

690 Jasper Avenue E. Phone 4403

EDMONTON, ALTA.

SPECIAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT

Phone 4403

Telegraphic Address : "Asbestes, Edmonton”

Martin L. Miller

The Old Timer

Is still in business at

690 Jasper A venue Edmonton , Alberta

and will carry through to your satisfaction any legiti¬ mate deal in

Mining Industrial or Oil Stocks

that you may require — sav¬ ing you money, and adding to your means. As usual, at the old stand as above.

Yours for success,

Martin L. Miller

REMEMBER

Vhe CITY DIRECTORY is the

most effective and most economical method of reaching all the people all the time .

€J 'Uhose who buy without looking at the list of those who sell do them¬ selves a great injustice.

<1 Vhe Classified Lists in the Business Directory form the

very best BUYER’S GUIDE on earth.

jd modern, systematized, up-to- date method of getting what you want.

SUBSCRIBE FOR

Henderson’s

EDMONTON and STRATHGONA

TWIN-CITY

DIRECTORY

1911

COMPRISING A STREET DIRECTORY OF THE CITY, AN ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED LIST OF BUSINESS FIRMS A£JD COMPANIES PROFESSIONAL MEN AND PRIVATE CITIZENS

CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY

VOL. VII.

PRICE $5.00

Compiled and Published by

Henderson Directories Alberta, Limited

McDougall Block, Calgary, Alberta

Preface,

We have pleasure in presenting this the seventh volume of Henderson’s Edmonton and Strathcona Twin City Directory. The canvass of the city, necessary to the publication of this work, clearly indicates that the rapid growth and development which we have had to report in pervious issues is of a permanent character and we have endeavored to faithfully chronicle this progress, for it is gener¬ ally recognized that there is no better means of spreading information concerning- a city, or of making known its commercial and social advantages than through the medium of a thorough, up-to-date City Directory. Such a work we have endeavored to make this present issue.

From the classified business section of the work it will be noticed that many new business firms and professional men have located here during the year.

We have again to extend our thanks to our patrons for so marked an increase in the advertising department and for this expression of their growing faith in the necessity and usefulness of this publica¬ tion, which has become an indispensable adjunct to a modern city’s business machinery.

. Respectfully,

HENDERSON DIRECTORIES, ALBERTA, LIMITED.

May, 1911.

CONTENTS

General Index

Page

Alphabetical Directory . 203

Classified Business Directory . 509

Index to Advertisers . 72

Miscellaneous Section . 74

North Edmonton . 428

Preface . 70

Special Advertising Department . 2-68

Strathcona . 437

Street Directory . 117

Index to Miscellaneous Section

Associations and Societies . 102

Athletic Club . 98

Board of Trade . 91

Builders Exchange . 91

Churches . 87

Civic Officials and Departments . 75

Clubs . 94

Colleges . 86

Dominion Officials and Departments . 110

Exhibition Association . 91

Hospitals . 89

Personnel of the Press . 93

Political Associations . 93

Provincial Officials and Departments . 103

Public Schools . 81

Secret Societies . . . ^ . 99

Trade Associations . 92

Trades and Labor Unions . 95

Index to Advertisers.

Adams Bros Harness Mfg. Co.. Ltd .

Aitken, F. T & Co .

Alberta Agencies, Ltd .

Alberta Herold I’ub Co., Ltd .

Alberta Investments. Ltd .

Alberta Loan & Investment Co. Ltd .

Alexander-Hilpert Fur Co, Ltd .

Allan, Andrew H .

Allan, R A. H .

Ames-Holden-McCreadv. Ltd .

Bank of Montreal .

Banque d’Hochelaga .

Baum, .1. Safe & Lock Co .

Biggs, J. C. & Co .

Blythe & Baldwin .

British Albertan Mortgage & Inv. Co , Ltd

Burnett, Henry G .

Burnham-Frith Electric Co , Ltd .

Campbell Furniture Co .

Campbell & Ottewell .

Canada Permanent Mortgage Corp .

Canadian Agency Ltd , of London. Eng .

Canadian Consolidated Rubber Co., Ltd .

Capitol Mercantile Co .

City Stock Exchange .

Clark, W 1-1 it Co . Ltd .

Clarke, Edwin 1 .

Crown Life Insurance Co. of Toronto .

Cushing Bros Co , Ltd .

Davies Company .

Dominion Brokerage Co.. Ltd .

Dominion Cigar and News Stores Co.. Ltd. . . ,

Douglas Co , Ltd .

Driscoll & Knight .

Edmonton Brewing & Malting Co . Ltd .

Edmonton Homebuilders, Ltd .

Edmonton Iron Works, Ltd .

Edmonton Locators (The) .

Edmonton Produce Co . Ltd .

Edmonton Rubber Stamp Co .

Edmonton Tent & Mattress Co, Ltd .

Elk Cigar Co .

Emery, Newell, Ford, Bolton & Mount .

Farmers' Exchange (The) .

Ferris, Ernest L .

Finance Securities. Ltd .

Franco-Canadian Mortgage Co . Ltd .

Fraser, D R. & Co . Ltd .

Frith, R. N & Co .

Gilmurray, Dennis J .

Gorman, Clancey & Grindley, Ltd .

Great West Land Co , Ltd .

Great West Life Assurance Co .

Great West Livery & Horse Exchange ....

Grierson, E. D .

Haldane, F. G & Co .

Hardisty Cartage Co., Ltd .

Hawkins & Co .

Hewgill, Wm H .

Hill, R. B Co, Ltd .

Horner’s Livery .

Hudson Bay Stores .

Humberstone Coal Co .

Hutton Upholstering & Carpet Cleaning Co.

Imperial Agencies, Ltd .

Imperial Bank of Canada .

Imperial Investment Co .

Imperial Stables .

Inglis & MacDonald .

Insurance Agencies, Ltd .

Journal Co., Ltd .

Kllgour & Little .

Lowes, F C & Co .

Loyal Legion Investment Co. (The) .

INDEX TO ADVERTISERS — Continued.

McClary's Hardware .

McClellan & Balfour .

McIOachern Bros .

McGeorge & Chauvin .

Mclnnis Lumber Co . Ltd (The) .

McKmght & B'rost .

Magrath, Holgate Co , Ltd .

May, Charles & Co .

Mayhew, It W. & Co .

Merchants Bank of Canada .

Morris, John .

Mullen, Philip J.

lack cover and 20 nack cover and 21 right head lines

National Trust Co , Ltd .

Nichols Bros .

North West Land & Live Stock Co.

Pcndennis Hotel .

Phelps- Jackson Co .

Potters Limited .

Ramsay's Greenhouses .

Revillon Bros , Ltd .

Rolfe & Kenwood .

Ross, John & Son .

Royal Bank of Canada .

Royal George Hotel .

Seton-Smith Co, Ltd (The) .

Short, Cross, Blggar & Cowan .

Simpson, Andrew E .

Simpson & Hunter .

Sterling Securities, Ltd .

Saturday News, Ltd .

Tims. F. Fraser .

Touchette, S .

Travellers’ Life Assurance Co .

Twin City Realty Co . Ltd .

Union Bank of Canada .

Watcher, George F .

Watson & Company .

Western Cartage Co.. Ltd .

Western Hospital & Accident Insurance Co., Lt Western Supply & Equipment Co , Ltd. (The) .

Western Vinegar Co , Ltd .

Westwood, George H .

Williams, E Bayfield .

Windsor Livery, Ltd .

York & McNamara .

. left head lines

. back cover and left foot lines

. bottom stencil and right foot lines . left head lines

right head lines

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, . left foot lines

. 58

. left head lines

STRATHCONA

Bush & Co .

De Fraln Co (The) .

Douglas Bros,, Ltd . .

Gallagher, James & Co .

Plaindealer Co. (The) _

Pollard Bros .

Sandeman Cope Co., Ltd.

Smith, Duncan H .

Strathcona Hotel .

Strathcona Tannery .

Taylor Untertaking Parlors Walter, John, Ltd .

. . right head line

. 82

. . . . right head lines . *8

. 50

map Insert opp 470

. 62

map insert opp. 470

. 60

... right head lines

FOREIGN

Toronto Plate Glass Importing Co., Ltd.

Insert opp. 664

City of Edmonton

(See also Stratbcona)

Edmonton is beautifully situated on the high land on the north bank of the Saskatchewan River, 825 miles west of Winnipeg. It is the main wholesale and retail distributing centre for Northern Alberta and the vast Peace River country, which is fast being de¬ veloped to the north, while to the west three great railroad systems are rushing to completion, lines through the Yellowhead Pass to the Pacific Coast.

The Corporation owns and operates its own water services, sew¬ erage system, electric light and telephone systems It also owns and operates the street railway, having tracks laid on the principal streets.

Natural gas has recently been discovered at Morinville. This is being piped to the City and will be of great commercial value.

The City has fifteen banks, twenty-two hotels, three daily, five weekly and three monthly newspapers, four saw nulls and planing mills, two flour mills, modern brewery, aerated water factory, a seven- story packing and cold storage plant, woodenware factory, three steam laundries and two brick yards ; also tent and mattress factory.

Most of the Eastern manufacturers are represented in the City either through commission brokers or with branch warehouses.

Edmonton, being the capital of Alberta, has the Alberta Provin¬ cial Government buildings. The new Government buildings cost over $1,250,000.

CITY BOUNDARIES

On the south by the Saskatchewan River, on the easterly line of River Lot 26 projected, thence northerly along the easterly line of said River Lot 26 to the northerly limit thereof, thence due east to the centre of section 15, township 53, range 24, west of the 4th Meri¬ dian, thence due north to the northerly limit of said section 15 ; thence due west to the northwest angle of section 18 in said township ; thence south to the northerly limits of section 12, township 53, range 25 ; thence due west to the northwest angle of said section 12; thence due south to the centre of the Saskatchewan River.

CITY OF EDMONTON TELEPHONE SYSTEM

Offices and main exchange building, 242 McDougall Ave.

All equipment the latest type as made by Automatic Electric Co., Chicago, with 10,000 capacity and 3.000 straight lines installed, which number it is expected will be increased by 500 during the current year.

On outside work a combination pole carrying electric light wdres at top and telephone cable lower dowm is used. There is approxi¬ mately 6 miles of underground subway and 38 miles aerial cable. All distribution made in cable and construction of latest and most ap¬ proved style. There is direct connection from all subscribers to all Government toll and rural lines together with automatic direct con¬ nection to Strathcona subscribers. Exchange building containing general office, superintendent’s office and main exchange equipment all brick and concrete of latest type construction and is owned and operated by City of Edmonton.

75

WATERWORKS

The water is supplied to the city through four pumps, two compound duplex pumps, one a Northey, with a capacity of 1,000,000 gallons, and the other an Inglis, with a capacity of 1,500,000 gals, per 24 hours.

A 3,000,000 gal., 4 stage motor driven Turbine pump, made in Manchester, England, by the Mather and Platt Co.

A 6,000,000 gal. Vertical Triple Expansion pump made by Jno. Inglis Co., of Toronto.

There is also operated in connection with the waterworks system a 4,000,000 gallon filter system, having a sedimentation and coagula¬ tion basis capacity 1,500,000 gallons and a clear water basin Capacity 500,000. In connection with the filter system are two 4,000,000 gallon direct connected motor driven centrifugal pumps.

The capacity of the boiler plant is 1,700 H.P., 1,400 II.P. Bab¬ cock and Wilcox, and 300 II.P. Robb, Munsford.

Capacity of the elevated steel tank, in the west end of the city is 60,000 gallons.

Present consumption is about 2.750,000 gals, per 24 hours.

Domestic pressure 40 lbs. on hill. Domestic pressure 100 lbs. on flats. Fire pressure 80 lbs. on hill. Fire pressure 150 lbs. on flats. If required a fire pressure of 120 lbs. can be obtained in the city and 180 lbs. pressure on the flats.

The city is now preparing to install another 6,000.000 gallon service pump and additional boiler capacity of about 500 H.P.

CEMETERIES

The Edmonton cemetery is situated about a mile north of Jasper Ave., near the St. Albert trail and consists of 6 acres. A. McNicoll, secretary, Edward Pike, caretaker and secton.

The Roman Catholic cemetery is situated immediately adjoining the Edmonton cemetery, and is of the same area. It is under the charge of the St. Joachim Mission.

MAYORS SINCE INCORPORATION

Matthew McCaulev .

H. L. Wilson. M.'D .

John A. McDougall .

William S. Edmiston .

Kenneth W. MacKenzie .

William Short .

Kenneth W. MacKenzie .

Charles May . v .

William A. Griesbach . r. .

John A. McDougall .

Robert Lee .

George S. Armstrong .

MUNICIPAL COUNCIL, 1911 Mayor — George S. Armstrong Aldermen — TL I- Mclnnis, M D.. J D. Hyndman. J. W. Mould,

Chas. Gowan, T. M. Grindley, J. H. Millar, J. H. McKinley,

J. E. Lundy 1

1892-3-4 .1895-6 . . . 1897 . 1898-9 .1900-1 1902-3-4 ...1905 . . . 1906 . . . 1907 ...1908 1909-10 ...1911

76

STANDING COMMITTEES, 1911

Finance and Assessment — Aid. Mclnnis, Hyndman and McKinley

Public Works — Aid. Mould, Millar and Grindley

Parks — Aid. Lundy, Ilyndman and Gowan

Legislation — Aid. Hyndman, Mclnnis and Mould

Industrial — Aid. Lundy, Grindley and Mould

Special — Aid. McKinley, Gowan and Millar

Street Railway Committee — Aid. Lundy, Grindley and Hyndman Market Committee — Aid. Gowan, Lundy and McKinley Hospital Board — Mayor Armstrong, Aid. Lundy and Mclnnis Exhibition Board — Mayor Armstrong. Aid. Lundy. McKinley, Grind¬ ley and Gowan, and Messrs. R. J. Manson, J. B. Lubbock and George Hunter

CITY OFFICIALS

City Hall: Fraser Avenue corner Rice Street Commissioners — Geo. S. Armstrong, Mayor; Alex Butchart, Alfred V. Bouillon Secretary — Ed. Grimes Clerk— Mrs. G. Fulford City Solicitor — John C. F. Bown, K.C.

SECRETARY’S OFFICE Secretary-Treasurer — Francis M. C. Crosskill City Auditor — C. L. Richardson Cashier — Sam B. Ferris Bookkeeper — Francis Barnhouse Bookkeeper — E. B. Butler Stenographer — Alfred Russell License Inspector — T. M. McCallum Asst License Inspector — A. G. Barton

ASSESSOR’S OFFICE

Assessor and Tax Collector — Donald M. McMillan Assistant Assessor — Thomas Walker Clerk— Jules A. Royal Clerk — Annie J. Carson

CITY ENGINEER’S DEPARTMENT 242 McDougall Avenue City Engineer — A. J. Latornell

Assistant Engineers — G. E. Eachus, A. W. Haddow, P. A. von Aueberg

Chief Draughtsman — C. M. Smail Structural Draughtsman — H. F. Christie Sewer and Water Draughtsman — H. Southworth Street Railway Engineer — H. P. Burrell

Instrument Men— L. M. Williams, G. W. Young, H. Goodridge

Rodmen — F. McMahon, E. Field, W. A. White

Stenographer — Ruth E. Looby

Road Supt. — J. A. Gould

Road Foremen — G. Goodall, R. Vigar

Sewer Foreman — W. R. Smith

Timekeepers — F. J. Allbut and H. Bishop

Accountant — W. A. Tucker

Clerks — J. D. Currie and R. Law

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ELECTRIC LIGHT DEPARTMENT

242 McDougall Avenue Superintendent — Arthur W. Ormsby Line Foreman — W. Barnhouse Chief Clerk — A. G. McKinnion Accountant — W. J. Cardy

Clerks — M. Bignell, L. M. Crump, A. Spiller, H. A. Fairhead

Stenographer— G. D. Gisborne

Meter Reader— K. A. West

Meter Inspector — S. A. Clothier

Inspector of Interior Wiring — H. R. Reid

Linemen — P. McAlpine, T. W. Huston

Arc Light Maintenance — Ed. Creighton

WATERWORKS DEPARTMENT

210 Rice Street

Superintendent — Alexander Maclean Accountant and Chief Clerk — Thomas W. Fawns Ledgerkeeper and Cashier — John H. Ballans Clerk — James II. Xursey Draughtsman — Harry Southworth Stenographer — Miss R. L. Looby Inspectors — Edgar Evans and David Morris Turnkey — John Southworth Caretaker — Francis W. Laskey

Maintenance and Operation Foreman — Percy McCallum

Construction Foreman — Walter Perree

Plumber — J. Gillis

Filter Operator — J. Matheson

Waterworks and Sewerage Maintenance Staff — J. Dennett, D. Morris, H. Hutton, F. Dorsey, F. Whitton, J. Cooper Septic Tank Operator — Edward Evans Water Service Pipe Layer — J. Morris Meterman — W. Whitton Teamsters — J. Everetts and J. McWilliams Night Watchman — C. Whitton

TELEPHONE DEPARTMENT 242 McDougall Avenue Superintendent — William R. Griffith Accountant — Harry G. Field Stenographer and Clerk — Muriel Fulmer Office Boy — Willie McKeddie Head Switchman — John E. Lowry Assistant Switchman — C. G. Wates Asst. Switchman — E. A. Hughes Night Man — J. Boorman Assistant Switchman — Frederick J. Raynor Switchroom Attendant — Walter Lancey Information Operator — Miss E. Lynn Assistant Information Operator — Mamie Cairns Foreman Construction — George H. Stanton Caretaker — Robert C. Grant Foreman Installation — James H. Hillier

Telephone Inspectors— C. W. Leggett, E. C. Inglesby, G. W. Gaskell

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STORES AND WORKS DEPARTMENT

Kinistino Avenue

Superintendent — John A. Winchester

Accountant — W. Laidlaw

Order Clerk — A. E. Cramond

Clerk — John Thompson

Foreman — Harry Kirkwood

Blacksmith — William Pirie

Assistant Blacksmith — William S. MacKenzie

Carpenter — Fred C. Smith

Driver — Harry Leonard

Teamsters — W. Harris, J. H. Smith

Yardmen — Douglas Cook, R. Robertson, A. Saville

EDMONTON BOARD OF HEALTH Medical Health Officer (Chairman) — Thomas H. Whitelaw (Mayor) — G. S. Armstrong, (City Engineer) A. J. Latornell, A. G.

Harlan, John Park, M.D., II. L. Collins, M.D.

Secretary — Sidney A. Main

HEALTH DEPARTMENT

Offices — 210 Rice Street

Medical Health Officer— Thomas H. Whitelaw. M.B., B.A., Phone 1715

Dairy Inspector — Andrew Logan Health Inspector — Sidney A. Main Sanitary Inspector — William R. Graham Assistant Inspector — R. T. Anderson Accountant — Robert A. Reid

Incinerator Plant

Pine Avenue corner Marten Street Engineer — John A. Stewart Caretaker — Marshall Jones Assistant Engineer — William Jones Assistant Engineer — Joseph McVeigh Foreman — Wm. Peters Assistant Foreman — Charles Venus

Isolation Hospital

Government Avenue North, opp. Edmiston Street Matron — Mis« G. Annie Mitchell Nurse — Miss L. Tether

Under-Nurses — Misses M. McOwatt, A. Smirl, Violet Knowlton, Agnes Warrnock, L. Lipsett Cook — J. Gibson

Maids — Misses Lydia Hoppy, T. Hoffnan Laundress — Miss Matilda Prochnan Cartaker — Wm. Patterson

BUILDING INSPECTOR 242 McDougall Avenue Building Inspector — J. Walter Drabble

Assistant Inspectors — J. Martland. E. Chamberlain. K. Murray Plumbing Inspector — J. R. Huntbach

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POLICE DEPARTMENT

Headquarters — City Hall, corner Fraser Avenue and Rice Street Controlled by Commissioners Police Magistrate — Isaac S. Cowan Chief Constable— Robt. W. Ensor Deputy Chief — Daniel Tidsbury Sergeants— A. M. Haig and James Campbell Drill Instructor — D. R. Fraser Detectives — A. E. Miller and Wm. Coleman

Constables — 11. Steele, D. A. MacRae, J. Cameron. T. Brown, D. J. McDonald, J. T. Hoyle, C. Davis, R. F. Matz, C. Cameron, H. F. Landsman, J. Wright, W. J. Dimond, J. Shaw, S. Kennedy, Nor¬ man McRae, M. I.. Swart. T. Schreyer, J. R. McDonald, A. De- coteau, T. McNaughton and A. Greig Police Court Clerk — Robt. English Asst. Clerk — Donald S. Buddo Poundkeeper — Thomas Smith

CITY MARKET

Queens Avenue between Rice and Elizabeth Market Clerk — D. C. Robertson Assistant Clerk — Octave Derome

First Street Market

North of Ileiminck Street, west of Queens Avenue Market Clerk — Thomas Powell Assistant Clerk — Ezra Riehl

EDMONTON RADIAL RAILWAY

Offices — Syndicate Avenue Superintendent — Robert Knight Master Mechanic — Donald Ross Day Inspector — -John Moir Night Inspector — A. Robertson Night Foreman — H Ward Line Foreman — William Brunlees Accountant — S E. Smeeton Assistant Accountant — C. A. Hamilton Cashier — Emma Brown Stenographer — Gertrude Broadhead Clerk — Nina Dain

POWER HOUSE

Fourth Street near Calgary Avenue Superintendent— J. A. Deerwester Chief Engineer — Cuthbert E. Cope Accountant — Frank Doherty Clerk — C. A. Defreut Storekeeper — Walton Lord

Engineers — James D. McClymont, William A. Hendry, A. Duncan L. Brissette, W. Ginter, J. Fisk, H. Simonson, E. R. McDonald, W. Mclvor

Repair Foreman — F. Poole, P. Bailey Electrician — H. A. McCormack

FIRE DEPARTMENT

Headquarters — No. 2 Station

Chief — T. G. Lauder

Supt. Fire Alarms — R. W. Broder, No. 1 Station Dept. Accountant — J. H. Ferrier, No. 2 Station

No. 1 Station

40 Fraser Avenue bet. Jasper Avenue and Rice Street Captain — D. Evans Lieut. — W.‘ G. Henderson

Firemen— F. L. Walker, W. J. Blitch, W. H. Soles, Chas. Birch, F. Lesley, L. Goldsmith, W. Martin Driver Chemical — D. Ellison Driver Hose Wagon — James Carruthers Driver Ladder Truck — A. Rae

Equipment — Chemical Engine, Hose Wagon, 4 Horses 6 Horses

No. 2 Station

576 Fourth Street between Jasper and Victoria Avenues Captain — W. J. Macartney Lieut. — John McLaughlin Driver Chemical — John Mackey Driver Hose — Alex. Taylor Driver Chief — Roy Dunn Engineer — J. H. Jamieson

Firemen — H. Mighell, C. Main, H. Whitehouse, James McGregor Equipment — Chief’s Buggy, Chemical Engine, Hose Wagon, Steamer, City Ambulance, 7 Horses

No. 3 Station

817 Kinistino Avenue between Clark and Griesbach Street Captain — O. Hogan

Lieut, and Driver, Hose — S. McNaughton Driver Ladder — H. McLeod

Firemen — R. Davies, W. Watson, A. Hargrove, F. J. McGilp, J. Roxburg

Equipment — Hose Wagon, City Ladder Truck, 4 Horses

No. 5 Station

First Street between Norwood Boulevard and Pine Avenue Captain — E. R. Murray Lieut. — R. Badenoch Driver(Chemical — D. Ellison Firemen — J. Stevens, J. Crichton, W. G. Williams Equipment — Chemical Engine, Hose Wagon, 4 Horses

GAMEWELL FIRE ALARM SYSTEM— NON-INTERFERING STREET BOXES

Robert W .Broder, Supt. Fire Alarms. Office No. 1 Station To Ring an Alarm

Break the glass, turn the key and open the outer door. There is a brass hook projecting from inner door, pull down the hook once

only and let go. Failing to hear the fire bell, immediately go to the nearest telephone and infor mthe Central office where the fire is. Always remain or leave someone at the box until Department arrives.

Box Location

234 — Government Buildings 9— Fraser’s Mill

12 — McDougall and Jasper

13 — Jasper and First

14 — Jasper and Third

15 — Jasper and Ninth

16 — Jasper and Thirteenth

17 — Victoria and Fourteenth

18 — Victoria and Eleventh

19 — Victoria and Sixth 21 — Victoria and Third

23 — McKay and Second

24 — McKay and Tenth

25 — Hardisty and Fourth

26 — FTardisty and Eighth

27 — Hardisty and Eleventh

28 — Hardisty and Curry

29 — Saskatchewan and Sixth

31 — McDougall and First

32 — Athabasca and First

33 — Athabasca and Third

35 — Athabasca and Sixth

36 — Peace and Ninth

37 — Peace and Fourth

38 — Peace and Second

39 — Columbia and First

41 — Vermilion and Third

42 — Fraser and Clark

43 — Fraser and Clara

45 — McDougall and Clara

46 — Queens and May

47 — Jasper and Grierson

48 — Jasper and Syndicate

49 — Ottawa and Clara

51 — Syndicate and Morris

52 — Kinistino and Short

53 — Kinistino and Heiminck

Box Location

54 — Namayo and Picard

56 — Namayo and Griesbach

57 — Kinistino and Clara

58— Namayo and Elizabeth

59 — City Power Plant

61— No. 1 Fire Hall

62— No. 2 Fire Hall

63— No. 3 Fire Hall

64 — Howard and Rice

65— No. 5 Fire Hall

67 — Namayo and Boyle

68 — Syndicate and Isabella

69 — Norwood Boul.

71 — Athabasca and Fourteenth

72 — Vermilion and Fifth

73 — Jasper and Fifth

74 — Jasper and Seventh

75 — McLeod and Donald

76 — Jasper and Twenty-first 78— Athabasca and 24th

81 — Christibelle and Richard

82 — Government and Clark

83 — Syndicate and Wilson

84 — Fraser and Ross

85 — Willow and Carey

86 — Elm and Kirkness

87 — Pine and Carey

91 — Spruce and York

92 — Nelson and First

93 — Nelson and Fourth

94 — Syndicate and Picard

95 — Peace and Twenty-second

96 — Svndicate and Grierson

123 — Victoria and Sixteenth

124 — McKay and Seventeenth

125 — McKay and Fifth

EDMONTON PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD

Offices — Suites 3, 4 and 5, Mortlake Block

Regular monthly meeting of the Board is held on the third Thursday of each month at 8 o’clock p.m.

Trustees

Secretary-Treasurer — W. D. Bradey

P. E. Butchart, W. H. Clark, Walter Ramsay, A. T. Cushing, S. A. Gordon Barnes, P. E. Butchart, Chairman

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Executive Officers

Secretary-Treasurer — W. D. Bradey Superintendent — James McCaig, M.A., LL.B.

Building Commissioner — George E. Turner Stenographer — Miss Jessie M. Chinneck Medical Inspector — D. J. Dunn, M.D.

Standing Committees of the Board

Buildings and Grounds — W. H. Clark, A. T. Cushing and Walter Ramsay

Management — Walter Ramsay, A. T. Cushing and S. A. Gordon Barnes

Finance — A. T. Cushing, W. H. Clark and S. A. Gordon Barnes Supplies and Printing — S. A. Gordon Barnes, W. H. Clark and Walter Ramsay

Supervisors

Art and Penmanship — William Thompson Music — Ernest Buttersworth Manual Training — Albert II. Webb Physical Culture — Clarence K. Flint Domestic Science — C. Arabella Bligh Schools

High School — College Avenue between First Street and McDougall Avenue

Principal — F. S. Carr, B.A.

Masters— E. L. Fuller, B.A., C. P. A. Keffer, B.A., R. H. Roberts, M.A., J. M. Clindinnin, B.A.

Caretaker — E. Stone

Queens Avenue School — Ten Rooms, Isabella Street between Queens and McDougall Avenues Principal— J. A. Macgregor, B.A.

Vice-Principal — W. Mullins, B.A.

Teachers — Emma Chegwin, Gladys Rockwell, Agnes L. McConnell, Marion McKay, M. S. Clark, S Moran, Margery C. Barker, E. Rose Ketcheson Caretaker — Edward Stone

McKay Avenue School — Eight Rooms. Located on McKay Avenue and Fourth and Fifth Streets Principal — P. S. Bailey, R.A.

Vice-Principal — Clara E. Hyndman

Teachers — Catherine Burgar, Lila Bachelder, Jane Draper, Ena Smith, Florence Walker, Clara B. Brown Caretaker — H. Whitehouse

Alexander Taylor School — Eight Rooms, s s Jasper Avenue East corner Ottawa Avenue Principal — W. H. Pedley Vice-Principal — J. Etta Sinclair

Teachers — Nellie Wintersgill, Violet M. Lang, Eudavilla Reid, Mar¬ garet O. Buchanan, A. M. Watt, C. Arabella Bligh Caretaker — F. Stone

Norwood School — Ten Rooms. Corner of Norwood Boulevard and Kirkness Street Principal — A. D. Cowper Vice-Principal — Ella B. Perkins

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Teachers — Hazel McNeil, R. Carlisle, B. Hyndman, F. Manser, A.

Smith, Janet Harley, Ursula Williams, Josephine McNeil Caretaker — William Orchard

Oliver School — Twelve Rooms. Eight in operation. Peace Avenue, Seventeenth and Athabasca Avenue.

Principal— K. Chegwin

Teachers — Bessie MacNaughton, A. Maude Porter, Elizabeth M. Rife, A. Crozier, Eda F. Harrison, Florence Spackman and Mar¬ garet McDonald Caretaker — John E. Bible

Fraser Flats School — Two Rooms. Corner Christibelle and Richard Streets.

Principal Olive M. Walker Teacher— Susie Harms Caretaker — F. Stone

Syndicate Avenue School — Five Rooms. Syndicate Avenue between Ross and Picard Streets Principal — H. Kennedy

Teachers — Pearl Farrell, M. Macdonald, G. Gibson, C. Thomson Caretaker — Mrs. Charles Hawkins

Saskatchewan Avenue School — Two Rooms. Corner Saskatchewan Avenue and First Street Principal — M. C. Mclvor Teacher — Lilian Tidsbury Caretaker — Mrs Alfred Daynes

Norwood Extension School — Two Rooms. First Street between Spa- dina and Namayo Avenues Principal — Mary McLean Teacher — C. O'Brien Caretaker — Mrs. W. J. Goldstone

Westmount School — Two Rooms First Street (Westmount) Principal — Florence Potts Teacher — V. Ironside Caretaker — Frank Maynard

Delton School — Two Rooms. Corner Yonge Street and Alberta Avenue

Principal — J. M. Sutherland Caretaker — Mrs. J. C. Longmore

Table showing five years:	growth of	schools and staff	during the past
Year	Enrolled	Average	Staff employed
1905	1248	734.3	23
1906	1644	856.9	30
1907	2283	1184.11	38
1908	2531	1525.39	48
1909	2848	1811.16	58
1910	3269	1987.5	68

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Table showing in detail the attendance of the High School and Public Schools by months during the year 1910:

High School

Month		Enrollment	Attendance	Percentage
January .			148	135.88	91.24
February ....			146	131 23	92.45
March .			140	128.50	92.12
April .			138	124.37	90.48
May .			135	121.73	90.32
June .			131	121.83	93.
August .			145	134.98	92.74
September . . .			175	160 99	92.40
October .			179	161.92	90.66
November . . .			184	168.90	91.24
December . . .			178 Public Schools	149.36	86.02
	Enrollment Attendance	Percentage Departments
January .		2098	1863.19	87.06	49
February ....		2085	1825.	84.68	49
March .		2048	1785.67	86.59	49
April .		2143	1884.28	85.53	50
May .		2122	1808 26	82.76	50
June .		1954	1709.47	86.90	50
August .		1973	1851.90	93.85	50
September . . .		2166	1974.01	87.24	55
October .		2251	2000.48	95.54	55
November . . .		2284	2024.93	95.58	55
December . . .		2224	2013.59	90.69	55
Table showing	classification of pupils High School 1905 1906 1907 1908	over a period of six years: 1909 1910 Percentage
Standard VI.		.59	76 69 82	117 137
Standard VII.		.35	46 42 45	68 100	5.03
Standard VIII		.23	20 16 20 Public Schools	27 30
1905	1906	1907 1908	1909 1910	Percentage
Part I .	318	445	646 684	884 1163	32.34
Part II .	241	283	457 392	359 3%	17.09
Standard II.	199	294	336 439	396 405	16.87
Standard III.	224	320	445 563	589 581	20.73
Standard IV.	79	78	158 186	249 267	7.42
Standard V.	70	82	114 120	159 190	5.74

Statement showing outstanding indebtedness of the Board on debenture account as on the 31st of December for the past six years:

Year Amount

1905 . $ 73,744.50

1906 . 80,027.83

1907 . 164,066.66

1908 . 223,816.58

1909 . 476,300.39

1910 . 602,750.49

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Statement showing detailed expenditures of the Board during the year January 1st to December 31st, 1910:

General Account

Salaries —

Management . $ 5,490.00

Teachers . 48,094.10

Caretakers . 4,948.75

Supplies —

Caretakers and Cleaning . $ 319,86

Domestic Science . 18.18

Fuel . 2,911.91

Light and Power . 287.40

Kindergarten and Handwork . 249.85

Manual Training . 99.11

Physical and Chemical Laboratory. . 43.33

Physical Culture (and expense) . 293.07

Stationery, etc . 1,140.89

Water . 269.70

Postage . 85.00

Medical Inspectors . 16.39

Debenture Redemption ....

Debenture Interest .

Interest on Loans .

Rent .

Repairs, etc .

Taxes .

Loans .

Insurance .

Sundry Guarantees (repaid)

Annual Report .

Art Apparatus .

Sundry Items .

Telephone Rent and Tolls..

Telegrams .

Art Fund .

Advertising .

Cartage .

Livery .

$ 58,532.85

18,549.70

23,813.84

115.30

2,560.00

4,470.86

1,587.57

75,000.00

1,831.96

8,083.63

272.50

1.16

354.68

114.25

31.72

2.50

118.17

29.50

12.00

$142,680.37

Statement showing revenue of the Board, the maintenance ex¬ penses and the surplus at the end of each year for a period of six years :

Year	Receipts
1905	$27,453.45
1906	41,126.16
1907	65,441.41
1908	85,613.72
1909	91,681.49
1910	126,021.93

Expenditures Surplus

$27,165.53 $ 28812

39,386.08 1,740.08

65,167.96 273.45

80,936.70 4,677.02

89,548.15 2,133.34

120,349.46 5,672.47

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Capital Account

Apparatus, Equipment, Etc . . . $1,868.11

Furniture, Desks, Etc . 1,362.78

Physical and Chemical Laboratory Apparatus 107.38

Physical Culture Apparatus . 3.71

Library . 487.33

Sidewalks, Fences and Grounds . 3,208.55

Buildings . 167,116.14

Real Estate . 57,497.66

Manual Training Equipment . 24.73

Total . .

$231,676.39

ST. JOACHIM ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL DISTRICT (Number Seven)

Meetings first Thursday in every month.

Office, 532 Third Street Chairman — Joseph H. Picard

Trustees — Wilfrid Gariepy, J. T. J. Collisson, H. Milton Martin, John J. Cashman

Secretary-Treasurer — Emil Tessier

St. Joachim School 532 Third Street.

Principal — Sister Aloysius Quigley, B.A.

Teachers — Sister M. Kinnon, Sister M. Bouquet, Sister Frances Dou- aud, Annie Bartley, Julian Le Blanc, Mary Smith, Azilda Arnoldi, Lizzie Swoboda and Frances Blais.

Janitor — M. Bonoissiu

Immaculate Conception School 1450 Kinistino Avenue,

Principal — Sister Teresa Coghlan.

Teachers — Tillie Arnoldi, Kathleen Walsh, Lizzie Swoboda and M. Cauchon

Janitor — Alexander Macdonald.

Financial and Statistical

Amount of Assessment . $3,182,655.00

Real Estate — Third and Fourth Streets . $ 20,000.00

Kinistino . 5,000.00

Buildings — Third Street . 60,000.00

Kinistino .' . 15,000.00

Amount of Debentures issued at 5 per cent . 97,000.00

Attendance — Third Street, 227 on roll.

Kinistino, 157 On roll.

Pay roll for the year . $10,300.00

ALBERTA COLLEGE

545 First Street.

Matriculation, Arts, Commercial, Music and Elocution Staff. Principal — H. Riddell, B.A., D.D.

Secretary of Faculty — Vacant Lady Principal — Cora Hewitt, B.A.

Dean of Faculty — Rev. A. D. Miller, B.A., B.D.

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Musical Director — V. P. Hunt, A.A.G.O.

Teachers — Violet B. Smith, B.A., Mrs. J. Hunt, Gilbert C. Markle, Pansy Kemp, Beatrice Crawford, Ada M. Clark, W. J. Hendra, Miss O. C. Smith, Miss Margaret Maguire, W. E. Carsley, B.A.

ALBERTA BUSINESS COLLEGE

545 First Street.

Principal — E. Scott Eaton, B.A.

Secretary — David Elston.

Accountant — H. O. Patriquin

Teachers — Herbert Lawrence, Miss S. I. Jones, C. R. Walrod Stenographer — Emma Coburn

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CONVENT

1450 Kinistino Avenue

Conducted by the Faithful Companions of Jesus (12 Sisters).

Superior — Mother O'Flaherty

Tenth Street and Mackay Avenue (20 Boarders).

ST. ANN’S CONVENT Picard Street and Kinistino Avenue.

Superior — Rev. Mother Rennault.

WESTWARD HO! COLLEGE

1601 Victoria Avenue (For Residental and Day Boys.)

Head Master — W. H. Nightingale (B.A.)

Masters — S. Goddard (B.A.) and C. B. Beck (B.A.)

Music Master — V. W. Barford.

CHURCHES

Anglican

All Saints — Third Street between Jasper and Victoria Avenues Ven- Henry Allen Gray, M,A.. archdeacon and rector; Rev. Canon Webb, assistant rector; Ethel Marshall, deaconess.

St. Paul’s — Corner Kinistino Avenue and Short Street. Rev. H. H. Summers, B. A., rector.

Christ — Sixteenth Street. Rev. Robert Jefferson, rector.

St. Andrews — 128 Cliff Street. Rev. W. G. Boyd, parish priest. Saint Faiths — Kennedy Street and Alberta Avenue. Rev. W. G. Boyd, priest in charge

St. Michael and All Angels — North Edmonton. Rev. C. H. Bailey, pastor

Baptist

First Baptist — Corner Second and Athabasca. Rev. F. W. Patterson, pastor.

Syndicate Avenue — Corner Syndicate Avenue and Morris. Rev. H. S. Sneyd, pastor.

German— Corner Isabella and Namayo. Rev. Abraham Hager, pastor^ Russian — 636 Clark. Rev. William Boobes, pastor.

Christian Science

Christian Science Society — Bijou Block, 624 First Street

Jewish

Jewish Hebrew Association — Himie Goldstick, rabbi, 250 Howard Avenue.

Lutheran

St. John’s First German — Corner Kinistino and Picard Avenue. Rev. Harms, pastor.

German Evangelical — Corner Third and Nelson Avenue. Rev. H. L. W. Schultz, pastor. Res. 137 Nelson Avenue.

Methodist

McDougall — First Street corner College Avenue. Rev. J. E. Hugh- son, B.A., pastor.

Grace — Kinistino Avenue corner Sutherland Street. Rev. Robert Pearson, pastor.

Norwood — 289 Kennedy Street. Rev. W. A. Lewis, B.A., pastor. Wesley — 639 Fourteenth Street. Rev. J. Coulter, pastor.

North Edmonton — Rev. Charles G. Bailey, pastor.

Plymouth Brethren

Plymouth Brethren — Gospel Hall, 226 McDougall Avenue. (Chris¬ tians assembled unto the name of the Lord Jesus.)

Presbyterian

First — Jasper Avenue West, s w corner Third Street. Rev. D. G. McQueen, D.D., pastor. Rev. F. S. Dowling, Assistant pastor. Res. 434 Fourth Street.

Westminster — Queen’s Avenue corner Sutherland Street. Rev. C. A. Myers, pastor.

Robertson — Sixteenth Street above Jasper. Rev. R. G. Stewart, pastor. Res. 621 Thirteenth.

Norwood — Carey Street corner Willow Avenue. Rev. John E. Du- clos, B.A., pastor

Roman Catholic

Right Rev. Emil Legal, Bishop of St. Albert.

Rev. H. Leduc, Vicar General (St Albert.)

St. Joachim — Tenth Street corner Victoria Avenue. Rev. Albert Naessens, O.M.I., parish priest. Rev. P. Beaudrey, O.M.I., Rev. A. Cosanet, O.M.I., assistant priests.

Immaculate Conception — Kinistino Avenue between Picard and Ross Streets. Rev. A. Le Marchand, O.M.I., parish priest St. Josephats (Ruthenian) — 903 Namayo Avenue. Rev. A. Le Mar¬ chand, parish priest

Salvation Army

Barracks — 215 Fraser Avenue. Ensign H. C. Habkirk in charge Seventh Day Adventist 765 Fraser Avenue. C. A. Burman, elder.

Scandinavian

Scandinavian — (in Y. M. C. A.) Rev. N. K. Berger, pastor.

U ndenominational

Gospel Mission — 924 Namayo Avenue.

City Mission — 110 Bellamy.

Y. M. C. A. — May Street Head of Howard.

Y. W. C. A.— 526 Third.

Gilmore Cottage — 778 Fifth Street.

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HOSPITALS City Hospital

Situated on Kinistino Avenue between Boyle and Isabella Streets. The accomodation is 50 beds in wards as follows: 6 private, 8 semi-private and 36 public wards. Terms of admission : Private wards $2 per day; semi-private, $1.50; public, $1.00.

Board of Directors

President — A. C. Fraser Vice-President — K. W. MacKenzie Secretary-Treasurer — George H. Adams Lady Superintendent — Miss H. B. Fairservice Directors — A. B. Campbell, W. Candy, J. E. Lundy, John A. Mac- Dougall, E. C. Bowker, Dr. H. L. Mclnnes, Mayor Armstrong, T. M. Turnbull, G. R. F. Kirkpatrick and A. E. May General Hospital (R. C.)

Corner Victoria Avenue and Eleventh Street.

Conducted by Sisters of Charity (14 Sisters)

Misericordia Hospital (R. C.)

Eleventh Street near Hardisty Avenue.

Lady Superior — Sister St. Rose of Lima Secretary-Treasurer — St. Francis of Sales Isolation Hospital

Accomodation sixty beds divided in wards as follows : Four pri¬ vate wards rate $2 per day, twelve semi-private wards rate $1.50 per day, fourty-four public wards, rate $1.00 per day.

Superintendent — Miss G. Annie Mitchell

Royal Alexandra Hospital Corner Second Street and Norwood Boul.

In course of construction. Will be in operation towards close of present year.

SUBURBS AND SUBDIVISIONS

All sub-divisions unless otherwise stated are in Township 53, Range 24, West of Fourth Meridian.

Ascot Park — N W qr Sec 30.

Barton — S W qr Sec. 30.

Beechmount — N E qr Sec 17. North Delesare Ave. East G T P Ry Property.

Calder — S W qr Sec 19.

Capitol — Hill South Jasper Ave West Riverside Drive, Sec 36 Tp 52, R 25.

Casley — N E qr Sec 24.

City Park — Annex S W qr Sec 14 Tp 53.

City View — S W qr Sec 20.

Cromdale — North Pine Ave. West River lot 26.

Cromdale — Place north Jasper Ave. East and east of Kinnaird St. Sec 26.

Delton — North of Alberta Ave. west Kinnaird St. Sec 16.

Dominion Park — S ]A Sec 14 Tp 53 on Alberta Ave. West adjoining City Limits.

Dorval — Part S W qr Sec 17, South of G T P Ry, east of Pace St. Dover Court — Part N W qr Sec 12 Tp 53 Rg 25.

Eastwood — On Alberta Ave North of Exhibition Park.

Elm Park — S E qr Sec 15.

Evanston — South Westminster Ave East Pace St, Sec 17.

Fairview — North Alberta Ave west Lome St, Sec 16.

Glenora — North of Stony Plain Rd, west Park St, Sec 1 Tp 53, Rg 25. G. T. P. Annex — N E qr Sec 19.

Hempridggs— N E qr Sec 12, Tp 53, Rg 55.

Groat Estate — North Saskatchewan River west 21st St, Sec 6. Hagmann Estate — N W qr Sec 16, north Woodward Ave, West G T P Ry Property.

Hillcrest —

Inglewood — North Green Ave, west 21st St, Sec 13.

Jackson Place — N W qr. Sec 13 and S E qr Sec 24.

Kensington — N W qr Sec 20.

Lauderdale — S E qr Sec 20.

Northcote — Part S E qr Sec 17, north Woodward Ave, east 7th St. North Inglewood — S W qr Sec 12, north Alberta Ave, west of 21st St. Norwood — North Boulevard Ave., east First St.

Norwood Extension — North Alberta Ave., east of First Parkdale — North of Pine Ave., east Saunders St.

Parkfield — N E qr Sec 29 Parkville — S E qr Sec 30

Riverview — North of Jasper Ave., east and east of River, lot 20 Sec. 24

Rosslyn — N E qr Sec. 20 Sherbrooke — S E qr Sec 13

Summerwilde — Part of S E qu Sec 17, east of 20th St, south of G T P Ry Property

View Point — North Jasper Ave, East River, Lot 26, Sec 10 Virginia Park — South City Park, River lot 26 West Delton — North Alberta Ave, west Otter St, Sec 16 Wellington Park — N W qu, Sec 24

Westwood — Part S E qt Sec 17, south of Westminster Ave, East of 7th St.

Westmount — West Park St, north Albany Ave, Sec 12, Tp 53, Rg 25 Woodland — East Namayo Ave, south G T P Ry Property Woodcroft — N W qr Sec 12, Tp 53, west 7th St, south Yukon Ave.

EDMONTON CLEARING HOUSE 1 McDougall Avenue, H. B. Wilson, Manager

	1907	1908	1909	1910	1911
January	3,348,310	3,251,626	3,580,021	5,243,160	7,029,018
February	3,286,615	2,395,916	3,324,899	3,823,302	8,213.880
March	3,870,835	2,854,888	4,068,209	4,766,376
April	41,275,329	2,890,273	4,044,054	5,370.143
May	4,011,475	2,972,637	3,794,559	5,368,879
June	3.963,919	2,955,201	4,443,481	5.350,379
July	4,171,280	3,221,000	4,183,286	5,831,885
August	4,003,995	3,032,454	4,500,161	6,274,604
September	3,491,958	3,275,161	4,372,343	6,368,052
October	3,653,041	3,429,841	4,464,143	6,927,932
November	, 3,932,016	4,117,188	5,422,818	8,022,620
December	3,708,015	4,100,320	5,569,136	8,287,790

$45,716,792 $38,496,505 $51,561,012 $71,635,121

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EDMONTON BOARD OF TRADE

Offices King Edward Hotel First Street corner Athabasca Avenue. Officers for 1911

President — F. M. Morgan First Vice-President — W. H. Clark Second Vice-President — H. M. Martin Third Vice-President — S. H. Smith Secretary — F. T. Fisher

Committees

Financial — A. C. Fraser, Chairman.

Grain and Milling — A. B. Campbell, Chairman.

Insurance — James McGeorge, Chairman.

Manufacturers — A. W. Challand, Chairman.

Professional — C. L. Gibbs, Chairman.

Wholesale — H. H. Cooper, Chairman.

Retail — H. W. B. Douglas, Chairman.

Real Estate — S. H. Smith, Chairman,

Lumber — John Macdonald, Chairman.

Entertaining — R. M. McGowan, Chairman.

National Resources — A. G. Harrison, Chairman.

Publicity — F. T. Fisher, Chairman.

EDMONTON EXHIBITION ASSOCIATION, LIMITED

Office — 625 Second Street Exhibition Park River Lot 26.

President — A. Bower Campbell.

Vice-President — James McGeorge Secretary-Treasurer and Manager — A. G. Harrison.

Directors — Mayor G. S. Armstrong, J. E. Lundy, J. H. McKinley, T. M. Grindley, Charles Gowan, J. B. Lubbock, R. J. Manson, George Hunter, W. R. West, D. C. Robertson, C. H. Grierson, Wm. Golley, George Long, W. D. Carscadden, Charles May, D. R. Stewart, S. W. Candy, T. M. Turnbull, J. L. Porte,, M. F. Webb

Supt. of Grounds — D. R. Stewart Registered Office of —

Alberta Provincial Cattle Breeders Association, Ltd.

Alberta Provincial Horse Breeders Association, Ltd.

Alberta Provincial Sheep Breeders Association, Ltd.

Alberta Provincial Swine Breeders Association, Ltd.

Alberta Poultry and Pet Stock Association

President — J. C. Longmore

Secretary-Treasurer — W. McC. Moore, P.O. Box 216.

EDMONTON BUILDERS’ EXCHANGE (Edmonton and Strathcona)

McDougall Court. (Organized 1904)

General meetings fourth Thursday of each month.

Boards

Finance — F. B. Sommerville, T. M. Grindley, A. E. Simpson Membership — Geo. Wm. Boughton, J. W. Mould, C. C. Batson Sergeant-at-Arms — George Clark.

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Officers

President — R. J. Manson Vice-President— Chas. R. Frost ' Second Vice-President — Geo. Pheasey Secretary-Treasurer — A. O. Wetmore

Directors

Chairman — A. McSporran Vice-Chairman — J. W. Mould

George Speers, J. A. Lockerbie, William McFeely, F. L. Saunders, T. II. Ratigan, A. Rendall, Geo. Pheasey, A. M. Frith

TRADE ASSOCIATIONS General Contractors’ Association Chairman — George Wm. Boughton.

Office, Moser & Ryder Block. Res. Edward cor. Peace

Plumbing and Heating Contractors’ Association

Chairman — J. W. Mould, 740 Fourth Street.

Electrical Contractors’ Association Chairman — A. M. Frith, 2030 Jasper W.

Painting Contractors’ Association Chairman — A. Desilets, 766 Thirteenth Street.

Manufacturers’ and Dealers’ Association Chairman — F. Sommerville, Office, 642 First Street. Res. 623 Har- disty Avenue.

Sheet Metal and Roofing Contractors’ Association Chairman — J. A. Lockerbie, 411 Twelfth Street.

Plastering and Lathing Contractors’ Association Chairman — Jos. B. Neher, 645 Rice Street.

Stone Contractors’ Association

Chairman — Wm. N. Stoba, Edmonton Builders Exchange, P. O. Box 231

Concrete and Excavating Contractors’ Association Pennie & Kerr. Office, 163 Cliff

International Association of Master House Painters and Decorators of United States and Canada

Edmonton and Strathcona Division. Office, 15 Main Street South Strathcona. Phone 3363.

Edmonton Retail Merchants Protective Association Offices, McDougall Court.

President — H. W. B. Douglas Vice-President — A. Livingstone 2nd Vice-President — C. Sutherland Secretary — K. M. Armstrong

Alberta Association of Architects Headquarters: Calgary

Edmonton Chapter. Meets 222 Windsor Block. Rowland W. Lines, secretary. Canada Permanent Bldg.

POLITICAL ASSOCIATIONS

Liberal Association of Edmonton— George B. McLeod, President; C. Ross Palmer, Secretary.

Alberta Conservative Association — J. D. Hyndman, President.

Young Men’s Conservative Club — R. L. Borden, Hon. Pres.; A. F.

Ewing, President; J. C. MacDonald, Secretary.

Young Men’s Liberal Club — (Organized June 4, 1905.) Hon. Pres., Hon. Frank Oliver; Hon. Vice-Pres. ; Hon. C. W. Cross; Hon Senator Roy; Charles F. Race, President; Frank L. Day, Secre¬ tary. 56 McDougall Avenue.

Northern Alberta Liberal Association — James McIntyre, Secretary Edmonton City Conservative Association Hon. President — Richard Secord.

Hon. First Vice-President — J. D. Hyndman.

Hon. Second Vice-President — W. A. Griesbach.

President — J. R. McIntosh.

First Vice -President — W. H. Clegg.

Registrar — W. PI. Morris.

Conservative Club — George A. Clampett, president;, R. D. Taylor, treasurer ; L. C. Tull, secretary. Craig Nair Block, Jasper Ave. E.

PERSONNEL OF THE PRESS Alberta Gazette

Semi Monthly Official Organ of the Provincial Government, estab¬ lished 1905. King’s Printer — James E. Richards.

Alberta Herold — Liberal

(German Weekly) Established 1903. Published every Thursday by Alberta Herold Publishing Co., 272 Elizabeth Street Manager — William Krankenhagen Editor — Heinrich Becker Advertisements — G. F. Hofmann

Alberta Homestead (Agricultural)

(Weekly) Established 1908. Published every Wednesday by G. B. Fraser. Suite 7 Merchants Bank Chambers

Bulletin

Liberal. (Morning and Evening) Established 1903. Published by the Bulletin Co., Limited. Semi-Weekly (Monday and Thurs¬ day) Established 1880. 318-320 Jasper Avenue East.

Editor — John Howey.

News Editor — George D. Hunt.

Night Editor — D. S. McRae.

Sporting Editor — F. L. Cormack.

Business Manager C. F. Hayes.

Advertising Manager — H. B. Stevens Circulation Manager — T. B. Webb.

Accountant — W. B. Thomas.

Reporters — S. R. Tomkins, F. L. Cormack, W. G. Robertson, E. J. Dawson

Special Writer — F. R. F. McKittrick

Edmonton Daily Capital

Liberal. Established - Published every evening by the Saturday

News, Limited, 39 Howard Avenue.

Editor — Wm. McAdams Business Manager — Henry J. Roche Advertising Manager — T. W. St. John City Editor — T. Roy Moss Sporting Editor — Robert A. LeRoy Reporters — W. Norman Smith, Colin Groff Edmonton Journal

(Conservative) Established 1903. Published every Morning and Ev¬ ening. The Journal Co. Ltd. (Weekly Every Friday) 657 First Street.

Editor and Managing Director — Milton R. Jennings. Secretary-Treasurer — A. Yockney.

Advertising Manager — J. MacLaren.

Circulation Supt. — F. Snyder Day Editor — J. Bell Night Editor — J. D. Craig Sporting Editor — H. M. McPherson

Reporters — H. Sharon, K. Stubig, C Manning, Harold Moore Artist — Sten Christie

Le Courier de L’Ouest

French Weekly. Established 1905. Published every Thursday by the Le Courier de L’Ouest Publishing Co., 654 Second Street. President — P. E. Lessard.

Managing-Director — Hon. Phillippe Roy.

Editor — Alex Michelet

Manager and Secretary — J. A. Lessard

Saturday News

(Independent) Weekly. Established 1905. Published every Satur¬ day by the Saturday News, Limited, 39 Howard Avenue. President and Editor — A. B. Watt.

Secretary-Treasurer and Business Manager — S. R. Farquharson Advertising Manager — A. Hinson

Strathcona Plaindealer

Semi-Weekly. Published by Plaindealer Co., Main Street corner First Avenue North.

Editor and Manager — J. Hamilton McDonald.

“Westland”

Semi-Monthly. Published by West Land Publishing Co., 417 Suth¬ erland.

Editor and Manager — Aubrey Fullerton.

CLUBS Canadian Club Meets King Edward Hotel.

Hon. President— Lieutenant Governor Bulyea.

President — Capt. W. A. Griesbach.

First Vice-President — T. M. Turnbull.

Second Vice-President— George Harcourt.

Hon. Secretary — John Blue.

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Hon. Treasurer — A. G. Harrison.

Committee — J. A. McDougall, Wm. Short, CoJ. E. B. Ed¬

wards, F. T. Fisher, H. M. E. Evans, G. W. Swaialand, A. F. Ewing, Dr. Irving, Dr. A. E. Jameson, S. H. Smith, J. R. Mc¬ Intosh, G. B. O’Connor, Dr. W. D. Ferris

Edmonton Club

McDougall Corner College Avenue.

President — T. W. Lines.

Manager — William B. Bromwich Head Steward — Frank C. Johnson.

Elks Club

Orpheum Building, 40 Jasper East. Bertram F. Morris, Secretary. German Club

Meets third Monday at 608 Elizabeth Street.

R. Matz, President.

H. Carl, Secretary.

Strathcona Club

204 First Avenue N., Strathcona. Wm. H. Sheppard, President; J. M. Douglas, Vice-President; George F. Downes, Secretary- Treasurer.

Women’s Christian Temperance Union

Meets every first Wednesday in Y. W. C. A. Building, 3rd Street. Mrs. Bellamy, President; Mrs. Wetherall, Secretary.

Young Men’s Christian Association May Street head of Howard Avenue

Officers —

Hon. Pres. — Hon. G. H. V. Bulyea Hon. Vice-Pres. — J. A. McDougall, M.L.A.

President — H. Aldridge

1st Vice-Pres. — H. R. Smith, M.D.

2nd Vice-Pres. — A. F. Ewing Recording Secretary — C. E. Race Treasurer— H. H. Hull

Directors — J. E. Bagley, P. E. Butchart, W. W. Chown, W. H. Clark, H. Gilbert, Geo. McLeod, Dr. J. H. Riddell, Cecil Sutherland, J. M. Thom, T. M. Turnbull Members of Staff —

General Secretary — J. W. Ward Assistant Secretary — P. F. Brockel Physical Director — J. H. Valentine Boys’ Secretary — F. I. Grobb

TRADES AND LABOR UNIONS Building Trades Council — Meets every Thursday in Mechanics Hall, Third Street, at 8 p.m. G. D. W. Gale, President; J. Wilson, 521 Clara Street, Phone 2746. John McAfee, Union Agent, 653 Third Street, Phone 4018. Residence 1236 7th St.

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Trades and Labor Council — Meets in Trades Hall, 619 Fourth Street, first and third Monday in every month at 8 p. m. T. H. Clark, Secretary, 343 Tenth Street.

United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners No. 1325 — Meets each Friday in Mechanics Hall, Third Street, at 8 p. m. E Blain, Secretary, 621 Fourth Street.

Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners, No. 785 — Meets second and fourth Mondays in Heuston Hall, at 8 p.m. Wm. Peffers, 1236 25th St., P. O. Box 151.

United Association of Plumbers and Gas Fitters, Steam Fitters and Steam Fitters’ Helpers — Meets 2nd and 4th Fridays, at Heuston Hall, at 8 p.m. Harry Hole, Secretary, 419 Ross Street.

Typographical Union 604 — Meets first Saturday in every month in Trades Hall, at 8 p. m. A. R. Groff, Secretary, corner Peace Avenue and Twenty-second Street. Phone 1301.

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, No. 544 — Meets every first and third Thursdays in Heuston’s Hall, at 8 p. m. James Hillier, Secretary, Syndicate Avenue.

Painters and Decorators and Paperhangers of America, No. 1016 — Meets first Thursday in Mechanics Hall, at 8 p.m. H. Marsden, Secretary, 1756 Namayo Avenue

Cigarmakers Union No. 461— Meets first Thursday in the month in Trades Hall, at 8 p.m. F. H. Bruce, Secretary, care Edmonton Cigar Factory.

Journeymen Barbers International Union of America, No. 227 — Meets first and third Tuesdays in Trades Hall, at 8 p. m. J. W. Morley, Secretary, Box 1722.

Plasterers’ Union — Meets in Mechanics Hall, first and fourth Tues¬ days at 8 p.m. Geo. Wilson, Secretary, rm. 6 4th and Jasper.

Bricklayers and Masons Union — Meets in Heuston’s Hall every Tues¬ day at 8 p. m. W. C. T. Collyer, Secretary, 133 First Street. J. Brereton, Financial Secretary, 747 Ninth Street.

Machinists Union — Meets in Trades Hall every fourth Monday at 8 p. m. M. McAllister, Secretary, C. N. R. Round House.

Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America — Meets every fourth Tuesday in Mechanics’ Hall. Arthur Penny, Secretary, 1142 Twelfth Street.

Maintenance of Way Employees — Meets first Sunday in the month in Mechanics’ Hall. J. Henry, Secretary, 1160 Fourth Street.

Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen — Meets last Sunday in month Mechanics’ Hall. L. C. Killer, Secretary, Room 4, Norwood

Wood, Fire and Metal Lathers Union — Meets in Trades Hall every Friday at 8 p.m. James Wilson, Secretary, 521 Clafra Street.

American Federation of Musicians, No. 390 — Meets first Sunday in the month at 3 p. m. in Mechanics’ Hall. H. J. Clark, Secretary,

International Union of Hod Carriers and Building Laborers — Meets every Friday in Heuston’s Hall at 8 p. m. J. Gothard, Secretary,

Sheet Metal Workers Local 371 — L. Lyons, Secretary, 450 Fraser

Stone Cutters Union — R. Donaldson, Secretary, 141 Namayo

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ASSESSMENT OF CITY OF EDMONTON

Net Aesaaumerrt TottU Taxes Levied Rate In Mill*

1894	$988,950.00	$18,982.73	16	Mill
1895	1,131,780.00	18,034.72	12
1896	914,761.00	15,582.27	14	u
1897	768,630.00	14,913.74	15
1898	1,030,858.00	20,696.27	17
1899	1,188,249.00	21,588.84	15
1900	1,244,731.00	28,216.19	19
1901	1,395,912.00	33,389.11	21
1902	1,724,420.00	37,252.58	19
1903	3,208,100.00	54,824.72	16
1904	3,959,648.00	75,695.52	17
1905	6,620,985.00	115,637.90	16
1906	17,046,798.00	192,548.89	10
1907	21,985,700.00	328,442.39	13
1908	22,535,210.00	375,377.03	14
1909	25,584,990.00	482,506.37	17#
1910	30,105,110	563,494.88	17

SUMMARISED STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS & PAYMENTS For Year ended 31st October, 1910.

Finance Department .

Police Department . Pound Department .

Water Department .... Telephone Department..

Deb Int Redemption and Sink ing Fund -

Temporary loans from Sinking Funds..

Taxes . . Licenses

High Level Bridge .

Contractor’s Guarantees .

Imprest Cash Account .

Time Checks (Labour) .

Miscellaneous .

General Debt Debentures .

Special Debt Debentures .

Premium on Debentures (General Fund)

$ 3,508.57	$ 1,651.50
73,818.80	10,228.85
41,281.55	225 j00
16,810.36	3,875.42
29,430.64	3,428.60
658.25	140.00
535,372.86	1.96621
225,427.61	2,002.08
43,964.66	8,127.70
71,473.19	150,410.73
235,451.64	1,568.63
70,921.04	63,096.73
89,872.28	51,856.41
218,054.14	148,294.17
212.052.35
21,508.65	7,586.40
450,000.00	300,000.00
159,397.00	98,797.00
) 205,848.43
s 25,664.25	2,79528
4,329.71	516,289.57
63.15	24,615.87
100,000.00
50,000.00
50,694.45
5,408.00	4,434.07
1,100.00
13,343.65	13270.85
7,515.67	687.35
	1,574,468.55
	217,255.56
)	202.41
$2,962,970.90	$3,207,274.94

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PUBLIC WORKS IMPROVEMENTS TO OCTOBER 31st, 1910

Bitulithic pavement . 3.762 miles

Wood block pavement . 1.191 “

Total pavement in city . 4.953 miles

Concrete sidewalks . 7.063 miles

Boulevarding . 8.342 miles

Streets graded . 26.03 miles

Plank walks . 65.4 miles

Sewers . 45.81 miles

'Water meters in use . 241

Water mains . 55 miles

Fire Hydrants . 258

Building Returns from October 31st, 1909, to October 31st, 1910

Value

497 Residences . $843,196.00

312 Additions and Alterations . 178,198.00

23 Stores . 53,775.00

2 Schools . 95,775.00

5 Churches . 29,300.00

6 Factories . 20,100.00

16 Warehouses . 99,150.00

1 Hospital . 200,000.00

3 Theatres . 23,600.00

6 City Buildings . 28,380.00

15 Offices . 82,889.00

4 Banks . 205,000.00

1 Hotel . 50,000.00

22 Exhibition Association Buildings . 69,614.00

84 Stables . 31,772.00

16 Excavations . 4,650.00

5 Garages . 16,205.00

1 Skating Rink . 450.00

1,019 total permits in 1910.

$2,031,619.00

932 Permits issued in 1906 . $1,868,069.00

910 Permits issued in 1907 . 2,280,210.00

689 Permits issued in 1908 . 2,424,097.00

880 Permits issued in 1909 . 2,180,776.00

EDMONTON ATHLETIC AND SPORTS CLUBS

Athletic and Sports Club — L. A. Goodridge, secretary Baseball — Frank Gray, president; D. Goodrich, vice-president; John Dewar, secretary-treasurer

Edmonton City Amateur Baseball League — Charles E. Taylor, hon.

pres. ; Alf. Fidler, pres. ; W. T. Matthews, sec-treas.

Edmonton Rod and Gun Club — H. J. Helliwell, sec-treas. Traps Ex¬ hibition Grounds.

Golf Club — E. C. Bowker, pres.; A. R. Scoble, vice-pres. ; Vernon Barford, treas. ; J. B. Bow, sec.

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Hockey — J. A. Mackinnon, hon. pres.; A. J. Kemp, vice-pres. ; E. E. Chauvin, sec.

Lacrosse Club— Charles McKinnon, pres. ; A. L. Salle, W. S. Harris, W. C. Pratt, vice presidents; Edward Bolander, secretary.

Lawn Tennis — Richard Secord, pres.; T. W. Lines, vice-pres.; George H. Adams, sec.

Rifle Club — Col. Steele D. O. C., hon pres.; G. A. Reid, pres.; Col. Belcher C. M. G., Col. Edwards K. C., Hon. W. T. Finlay and John A. McDougall, vice-pres.; F. Osborne, captain; W. S. Weeks, W. Barnhouse, lieutenants; R. Gregory, sec-treas.

Rugby Football — W. A. Griesbach, pres. ; R. Secord, Hon. Chas. W. Cross, N. W. Hardisty, Harold Brunton, vice-pres.; K. S. Taylor, manager.

Cricket — R. Secord, pres.; Capt. Worsley, R. N. W. M. P., 1st vice- pres. ; W. Richardson, captain ; G. P. Bertenshaw, vice-capt. ; Harold Brunton, sec.-treas.

Curling — Headquarters, Granite Rink. A. C. Fraser, hon. pres. ; Chas. May, pres.; J. E. Wize, 1st vice-pres.; K. W. McKenzie, 2nd vice- pres.; W. H. Ketchum, sec-treas.

Driving Club — R. P. Inglis, hon. pres.; Chas. May, pres.; Dave Stew¬ art official starter; A. A. Taylor, sec-treas.

Racing Tracks — Exhibition Grounds.

Edmonton Kennel Club — 625 2nd St. V. E. Green, sec.

Edmonton Country Club — 5 Empire Bldg. E. C. Pardee, pres.; W. T. Creighton, vice-pres.; E. G. Palmer, sec. and dir.

SECRET AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES Masonic

Grand Lodge of Alberta, A. F. & A. M. (Instituted 12th October, 1905) Grand Master — James J. Dunlop, Edmonton Deputy Grand Master — Thomas McNabb, Lethbridge Senior Grand Warden — R. Patterson, Macleod Junior Grand Warden — Samuel J. Blair, Calgary Grand Treasurer — Neville J. Lindsay, M.D., Calgary Grand Secretary — George Macdonald, M.D., Calgary Grand Registrar — William M. Connacher, Calgary Grand Chaplain — Rev. Canon Stocken, Gleichen District Deputies — 1, James N. Rankin, Calgary; 2, T. M. Burnett, Frank; 3, Robert H. Christie, Strathcona; 4, R. W. Wilson, Innis- fail ; 5, E. D. H. Wilkins, Wetaskiwin; 6, George Simpson, Claresholm. Sixth annual communication third Wednesday in June, 1911, at Banff

Subordinate Lodges in Edmonton

Edmonton Lodge No. 7 — Meets 3rd Thursday. C. E. McManus, sec. Jasper Lodge No. 14 — Meets 2nd Monday. John D. MacEdwards, sec. Acacia Lodge No. 11 — Meets 2nd Thursday Odd Fellows Hall, Strath¬ cona. E. J. Flavin, sec.

Unity — W. D. Meets 1st Thursday. A. H. Allan, sec.

Grand Chapter of Canada, R.A.M.

George Moore, Grand Z., Hamilton ; George J. Bennett, Grand Scribe E., Toronto; James Rae, Grand Supt., Medicine Hat North Star Chapter No. 10 — J. J. Dunlop, scribe, 516 8th St. Meets 2nd Tuesday in Masonic Temple. ■'->

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Great Priory of Canada, K.T. & M.

L. B. Archibald, Truro, N.S., Supreme Grand Master; Will H. Whyte, Montreal, Que., Grand Chancellor; W. M. Connacher, Calgary, Provincial Prior, Alberta District

Edmonton Preceptory No. 46 — Allan M. Jeffars, registrar. Meets 1st Wednesday in Masonic Temple.

Scottish Rite

Edmonton Lodge of Perfection 140 — Meets 3rd Friday. Thomas H. Griffiths, secretary.

Mizpah Rose Croix Chapter 180 — Meets 3rd Friday. Robert Fergu¬ son, registrar.

Edmonton Consistory 320 — Meets quarterly. J. St. Clair Blackett, registrar.

Independent Order of Oddfellows

(Grand Lodge of Alberta, Instituted Nov. 16, 1905.)

Grand Master — O. E. Tisdale, Calgary

Deputy Grand Master — Alf. Brown, Edmonton

Grand Warden — O. D. Weeks, Cardston

Grand Secretary — R. Hill Fairley, Calgary

Grand Treasurer — H. J. Adames, Calgary

Next Grand Lodge meeting at Lethbridge, Alta., 3rd Tuesday in February, 1912.

Subordinate Lodges in Edmonton Odd Fellows Hall, Norwood Block, Jasper Ave. East.

Friendship Lodge No. 7 — Meets Tuesday.

Edmonton Lodge No. 30 — Meets Thursdays. G. L. Couthard, sec.

Namayo Lodge No. 47 — Meets Monday in I. O. O. F. Hall. A. Robertson, recording secretary.

Strathcona Lodge No. 9 — Meets Monday, Odd Fellows’ Hall, Strath- cona.

Edmonton Encampment No. 2 — Meets 1st and 3rd Fridays. D. Wil¬ son, recording scribe.

Canton Edmonton No. 1 Patriarchs Militant — Meets in the Oddfel¬ lows’ Hall, Norwood Block, Jasper E., 2nd and 4th Wednesdays.

Maple Leaf Rebekah No. 2 — Meets 2nd and 4th Fridays.

Norwood Lodge No. 41 — Meets in Oddfellows Hall, Norwood Boule¬ vard every Monday.

Ancient Order Foresters

Court Beaver House 7866 — Meets every 1st and 3rd Tuesday, Odd¬ fellows Hall, cor. Namayo and Griesbach St. F. W. Pinchback, C.R. ; J. W. Hinds, secretary, 194 Kennedy Street.

Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge of Alberta

Grand Chancellor — C. W. Maclnnis, Edmonton.

Grand Vice Chancellor — F. P. Bearisto Sedgewick.

Grand Master of Exchequor — H. V. Fieldhouse, Wainwright.

Grand Keeper of Records and Seals — Chas. H. Stapleford, Sedgewick.

Grand Prelate — A. A. Woodward, Calgary.

Grand Master at Arms — W. A. Irwin, Edmonton

Grand Inside Guard — A. M. Ritchie, Lethbridge.

Grand Outside Guard — H. W. Tucker, Pincher Creek.

Subordinate Lodges

Jasper Lodge No. 6 — Meets every Second and Fourth Wednesday in Castle Hall, Norwood Block, Jasper Ave. East.

C. C. — John Freeze

K. R. & S. — John W. Morley.

Edmonton Lodge No. 22 — Meets every 1st and 3rd Wednesday in Castle Hall, Norwood Block Jasper Ave. East.

C. C. — David McKay.

K. R. & S.— John J. Norcott.

North Star Lodge No. 8 — Meets Wednesday, Odd Fellows’ Hall, Strathcona K of R. & S — • A. M. Fuller.

Canadian Order of Foresters

Headquarters : Brantford, Ont.

John Muir, district organizer for Alberta, Saskatchewan and B. C., Calgary.

Court Edmonton No 108-1 — Meets 1st and 4th Thursdays in Me¬ chanics’ Hall. J. P. Forsyth, sec., care Ross Bros., Ltd.

Court Northern Light No. 1260 — Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays in I. O. O. F. Hall, Norwood. C Lambert, financial secretary, 39 Wil¬ son St.

Court Strathcona City No 1083 — Meets last Thursday, Odd Fellows’ Hall, Strathcona. F. S Wapshott, scribe.

Independent Order of Foresters

Court Edmonton No. 1346 — Meets 2nd Monday in each month in Mechanics’ PTall, 3rd Street. I. A. Kinncv, sec.; P. W. Abbott, C.R

Court Strathcona — Meets 2nd and 4th Fridays G. F. Downes, sec. Loyal Orange Lodge Orange Grand Lodge of Alberta (Next Provincial Meeting at Wetaskiwin, March 15. 1911)

Grand Master — A. Chapman. Cochrane Master — R. Holden, Ponoka Grand Treasurer — J. A. Macdonald, Edmonton Grand Secretary — J. V Nolan. Uardisty

Edmonton Lodge No 1794— Meets 1 ,t and 3rd Wesdnesdays in Cameron Hall, Narnayo Avenue G. A. Berry, W. Master; David Dobson, rec. secretary

Strathcona Lodge No. 1654 — Meets 2nd and 4th Thursdays in Orange Hall. Strathcona. Andrew Davidson, secretary.

Alliance Nationale

Meets last Thursday in the month at Separate School PTall, Oscar Tessier, president; G. G. Pellitier, recording secretary. Edmonton No 23 — Bert Armstrong, secretary.

L’Amicale Francaise

Meets monthly on call in Picard Block, Fourth St. E. Delavault sec.

c. o. w. o. w.

Edmonton Lodge No. 155 — Meets 1st Thursday in Unity Hall. F. C. Watson, clerk.

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Local Edmonton, Alta., No. 1, S. P. of C.

Meets every Tuesday at 7- 30 at 622 First. F. Blake, secretary, 647 Athabasca Ave.

Sons of Temperance

Meets every Thursday in Maccabees Hall, Namayo Ave. J. R. Knight secretary.

Modern Woodmen of America.

Alonzo T. Anthony, deputy, h 1120 Jasper East.

Knights of Columbus

Council No. 1184 — Meets 2nd and 4th Wednesdays in Separate School Hall. J. Collisson, grand knight; S. Larue, secretary; E. Tessier, recording secretary.

Catholic Mutual Benefit Association

Meets 1st Monday of each month in St. Mary’s Club. T. Ducey, sec.

U. M. W. of A.

Thomas James, international organizer, 328 Kirkness.

St. Andrew’s Society

Meets on call in Heuston’s Hall, Jasper W. James McGeorge, president; Henry Wilson, secretary. 44 Queens

Caledonian Society

Meets every Thursday evening in Separate School Hall, Third Street. I5 Duncan Edward, secretary and treasurer.

St. George’s Society

Meets 2nd and 4th Monday at Oddfellows Hall. A. W. Challand, president; IT. R. Mountifield, scc.-treas., 44 Jasper W.

Edmonton Irish Society

Meets 2nd and 4th Wednesdays in month in Mechanics’ Hall. Third Street. A. E. Crammond, secretary.

Sons of England

Edmonton Lodge No. 255 — Meets in Odd Fellows' Hall, Norwood Block, Jasper E. on 1st and 3rd Mondays at 8 p. m. A. P. Greg¬ ory, pres.; D. J. Smith, sec., 856 Sixth St.

Strathcona Lodge No. 282 — Meets 1st and 3rd Thursdays Sons of England Hall, Strathcona. George Beeby, sec.

Sons of Scotland

Black Watch Camp — Meets on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month in Ileustons Hall. John S Grant, secretary.

Union St. Joseph du Canada

Edmonton Council — I. Aresenault, preceptor

Association St. Jean Baptiste

Meets 1st Sunday, monthly in Separate School Hall. Louis Madore, pres.; H. Wilton Martin, vice-pres. ; Abe Boileau, sec.

ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES

Alberta Provincial Cattle Breeders Association — A. G. Harrison, sec¬ retary, 625 2nd Street

Alberta Provincial Horse Breeders Association — A. G. Harrison, sec¬ retary, 625 2nd Street

Alberta Provincial Sheep Breeders Association — A. G. Harrison, sec¬ retary, 625 2nd Street

Alberta Provincial Swine Breeders Association — A. G. Harrison, sec¬ retary, 625 2nd Street

Edmonton Poultry and Pet Stock Association — W. McC. Moore, secretary, 625 2nd Street

Licensed Victuallers Association of Alberta — 212 Moser & Ryder Block, First Street

Edmonton Horticultural Society — W. McC. Moore, secretary, 625 2nd Street

Alberta Temperance and Moral Reform League — Rev. W. G. W. Fortune, general secretary, rm. 3, 629 First Street

Edmonton Irish Assocation

Meetings on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays.

President — Allan Elliott Vice-President — Joseph Driscoll Secretary — Wm. McCullough Treasurer — J. A. I.owrey

Committee — Patrick Dunne, Geo. A. Clampett, Daniel McAfee, David McCullough, C. J. Broderick, J. J. Armour Auditor — Daniel Dyer

Province of Alberta

Capital: Edmonton

Autonomy granted 1st September, 1905

Total land area, 253,540 square miles (7% of Canada)

Land area 162,765, 200 acres approximate (double the size of Great Britain and as large as France) *

Agricultural land, 120,000,000 acres Population 1906, June census, 184,000 Population 1910, estimated, 400,000

GOVERNMENT OF THE PROVINCE OF ALBERTA

Hon. George Hedley Vicars Bulyea, Lieutenant-Governor Gowan II. Babbit, private secretary

Executive Council

lion. Arthur Lewis Sifton, President of the Council and Minister of Public Works and Provincial Treasurer Hon. Charles Raymond Mitchell, Attorney General and Minister of Education

Hon. Duncan Marshall, Minister of Agriculture

Hon. Archibald J. McLean, Provincial Secretary

Murdock J. Macleod, clerk Executive Council and Deputy Treasurer

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MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
(Elected 22nd March, 1909 for five years) Speaker — Hon. Charles W. Fisher
Constituency	Representative	Post Office
Alexandra	A. Bramlcy Moore	Lloydminster
Athabasca	Jean L. Cote, C.E.	Edmonton
Calgary	William 11. Cushing	Calgary
Calgary	Richard B. Bennett, K.C.	Calgary
Camrose	George P. Smith	Camrose
Cardston	John W. Woolf	Cardston
Claresholm	Malcolm McKenzie	Macleod
Cochrane	Hon. Charles W. Fisher	Cochrane
Didsbury	Joseph E. Stauffer	Didsbury
Edmonton	Charles W. Cross	Edmonton
Edmonton	John A. McDougall	Edmonton
Gleichen	A. J. McArthur	Calgary
High River	Louis M. Roberts	High River
Innisfail	John A. Simpson	Innisfail
Lacombe	William F. Puffer	Lacombe
Lac Ste. Anne	Peter Gunn	Lac Ste. Anne
Leduc	Robert T. Telford	Leduc
Lethbridge District lion. Archibald J. McLear	i Taber
Lethbridge City	William A. Buchanan	Lethbridge City
Macleod	R. Patterson	Macleod
Medicine Hat	Hon. Charles R. Mitchell	Edmonton
Nanton	Janies M. Glendenning	Nanton
Okotoks	George lloadley	Okotoks
Olds	Hon. Duncan Marshall	Edmonton
Pakan	Edmond P. Lessard	Edmonton
Peace River	James K. Cornwall	Edmonton
Pembina	Henry W. McKenncv	Edmonton
Pincher Creek	David Warnock, V.S.	Pincher Creek
Ponoka	Vfflliam A. Campbell, M.D. Ponoka
Red Deer	Edward Michener	Red Deer
Rocky Mountain	Charles M. O’Brien	Calgary
St. Albert	Lucien Boudreau	St. Albert
Sedgewick	Charles Stewart	Ft. Saskatchewan
Stettler	Robert Shaw	Stettler
Stony Plain	John A. McPherson	Spruce Grove
Strathcona	Alexander C. Rutherford	Strathcona
Sturgeon	John R. Boyle	Edmonton
Vegreville	John B. Holden	Vegreville
Vermilion	Hon. Arthur L. Sifton	Edmonton
Victoria	Frank A. Walker	Killam
Wetaskiwin	Charles H. Olin	Wetaskiwin
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS Treasury Department Provincial Treasurer — lion. Arthur L. Sifton
Deputy Provincial Accountant — Van Chief Qerk — Glen Cashier — John M.	Treasurer — Murdock J. Macleod G. Gosnell E. Bruce Kinnear

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Audit Department Provincial Auditor — E. W. Burley Assistant Auditor — Roy A. Douglas Clerk — W. V. Newson

Public Works Department

Minister of Public Works — Hon. Arthur L. Sifton Deputy Minister and Chief Engineer — John Stocks, C.E.

Director of Surveys — L. C. Charlesworth, D.L.S.

Assistant Chief Engineer — R. W. MacIntyre, C.E.

Chief Clerk — Ronaid J. (bills

Accountant — II. K. llyde

Asst. Accountant — C. W. Maclnnes

Statistician — J. A. Dorman

Chief Correspondence Clerk — W. T. Aiken

Engineering and Architectural Branch

Structural Engineer — John Chalmers, C.E.

Provincial Architect — A. M. Jeffers Chief Architect — A W. Wheeler

District Sur\e\or and Engineer — A. S. Stewart, D.L.S. (Red Deer) District Surveyor and Engineer — L. '1'. Bray, D.L.S. (Vegreville) District Sunevor and Engineer — R. J. Gordon, D.L.S. (Macleod) District Sur\e\or and Engineer — J. A Carbert, D.L.S. (Medicine Hat) District Surveyor and Engineer — P. N. Johnson, C.E. (Calgary) Inspector of Steam Boilers — F. W. Ilobson Inspector of Masonry — J. Gillespie Foreman Carpenter Shop — L. 1). Barney D. McIntosh, Inspector, Edmonton John Fielders, Inspector, Poplar Lake

Coal Mines Branch

Provincial Inspector of Mines — John T. Sterling District Inspector of Mines — Elijah Heathcote (Calgary)

Local Improvement Branch Tax (. ommissioner — John Perrie Cashier — A. E. Young

Telephone Department

Superintendent — Alexander J. Richards Assistant Superintendent — William J. Harmer Accountant — P. H. Davidson Assistant Accountant — C. W. Moore Storekeeper — Fred I. Angel Assistant Storekeeper — Thomas J. Edwards Stores Accountant — J. W. Brighton Travelling Auditor — Henry E Daniel Bookkeeper — J. F. Harvey Cashier— Miss M. M. Olford

Draughtsmen — George II. Richardson, Fred G. Fox Superintendent of Construction — J. H. Grierson District Wire Chief — J. W. Hill District Plant Manager — W. R. Pearce Local Manager — John A. Bell

Contract Clerks — Ernest J. Protheroe, T. J. Griffiths Inspector — George Lee Special Agent — G. N. Burke

Superintendent Exchange Construction — J. C. McNish

Department of Education

Minister of Education — Hon. Charles R. Mitchell Deputy Minister — Duncan S. Mackenzie

Official Supervisor of Schools for Foreigners — Robert Fletcher (Lamont)

School Organizer — George O. Batez Chief Clerk and Accountant — William W. Gould School Inspectors — Chief Inspector, John T. Ross, B.A., Edmonton ; John A. Smith, B.A., Calgary; James A. Fife, B.A., Edmonton; Walter Scott, B.A., Hardisty; C. Sanson, High River; Daniel

A. McKerricher, B.A., Lethbridge; Pythagoras H. Thibaudcau,

B. A., Lacombe ; John W Brown, B.A , Medicine Hat; Joseph Morgan, B.A., Macleod; James Frank Boyce, B.A., Red Deer; Ethlebert L. Hill, B.A., Strathcona; J. C. Butchart, B.A., Vegre- ville ; H. R Parker, B.A., Vermilion ; G. F. McNally, B.A., We- taskiwin ; Armand Hartley, B'.A., Castor; F. L. Aylesworth, Olds

Attorney General’s Department

Attorney General— Hon. Charles R. Mitchell Private Secretary — W. L. Walker Deputy Attorney General — L. F. Clarry Inspector of Legal Offices — A. Y. Blain Chief Clerk — Frank G, Bowers Accountant — W. Truswell Clerk— II. B. Spratt

Supt Neglected Children — R. B. Chadwick

Liquor License Branch

Chief License Inspector — A. C. Lancey Chief Clerk — John Rae Provincial Detective — IT. E. Rudd

Board of License Commissioners

Thos. McKercher, Olds, Alta.; Oscar O. Strong, D.D.S., Edmonton, Alta.; D. C. Bayne, Banff, Alta.

License Inspectors

W. H. Cooper. Edmonton, District Nos. 1 and 10

George T. Montgomery, Fort Saskatchewan, District No. 2

Donald Gillies, Olds. District No. 3

Ralph W. Chamberlain, Calgary. District No. 4

Robert Nimmons. Lethbridge, District No. 3

Geo. Whittaker. Pincher Creek, District No. 6

R. B. Lyman, Medicine Hat, District No. 7

J. Ault Fairley, Calgary, District No. 9

Agricultural Department

Minister — Hon. Duncan Marshall

Deputy Minister — George Ifarcourt

Live Stock Commissioner — W. F. Stevens

Chief Public City Commissioner — Charles S. Hotchkiss

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Poultry Superintendent — Arth,ur W. Foley

Chief Weed Inspector — C. E. Lewis

Chief Game and Fire Guardian — Benjamin J. Lawton

Superintendent of Fairs and Institutes — Horace A. Craig

Chief Clerk — J. M. Thom

Accountant*— Charles II. Bristow

Statistician — John Blue

Vital Statistics Clerk — J. H. Croft

Public Health Branch

Provincial Health Officer— L. E. W. Irving Provincial Medical Inspector — Dr. V. E. Barrow Provincial Sanitary Engineer — R. B. Owens Provincial Bacteriologist — Daniel G. Revell, M.D.

Assistant — O. C. Wilson Chemist — H. C. Graham

Provincial Board of Health

Chairman — L. E. W. Irving, D.S.O.,- M.D.C.M., Provincial Health Officer

R. B. Owens, B.A., B.F. , Provincial Sanitary Engineer D. G. Revell, M.B., Provincial Bacteriologist

Publicity Bureau

Chief Publicity Commissioner — Charles H. Hotchkiss, Edmonton Publicity Commissioners

C. R. McCutcheon, 127 Front Street, Toronto, Ont.

L. 11. Maillet, 22 La Patra Building, Montreal, Que.

A. J. Daley, 449 Main Street, Winnipeg, Man.

Provincial Secretary’s Department

Provincial Sccretarc — Hon. Archibald J. McLean Deputy Pro\ incial Secretary — E. Trowbridge Pro\incial Librarian — John Blue Clerk — Herbert G. Turner

Stenographer and Clerks — Miss Constance Buck, Miss B. L. Brown, Miss F. I.ansdown

Judicial District of Macleod Clerk of Supreme Court — Trenholm Dickson Sheriff — D J. Campbell Official Shorthand Writer — T. A Fowell District Judge — His Honor A. A. Carpenter Clerk of District Court — W. C. Bryan

Judicial District of Wetaskiwin Clerk of Supreme Court — Wilford Forbes Deputy Clerk at Red Deer — F. S. Simpson Sheriff— A. R. Dickson Deputy Sheriff at Red Deer — C. P. Mellor Official Shorthand Writer — II E. Cutler District Judge — His Honor W A. D. Lees Clerk of District Court — A. T. Kinnaird

Judicial District of Athabasca

District Judge — Ilis Honor, Joseph C. Noel

Clerk of Supreme Court — Alexander Taylor

Assistant Clerk — Harold C. Deeton

Sheriff — Walter Scott Robertson

Assistant Sheriff — William C. Ingles

Bailiff — Emerson T. Patrick

Court Reporter — Arthur Collins

Interpreter — John Schalmp

Orderly — James A Down

Caretaker — Louis Brunelle

District Judge — His Honor Hedlev C. Taylor

Clerk of District Court — Joseph Driscoll

Clerk — Lloyd Bishopric

Clerk — Alexander Bonneau

Official Assignee — Samuel H. Smith, 257 Jasper Ave. E.

Justices of the Peace in Edmonton

His Worship, The Mayor.

Police Magistrate — Isaac Cowan.

Lieutenant Col — Robert Belcher, S.M.

Thomas Tl. Wilson, John O’Neil Hayes, Thomas R. Turnbull

LAND REGISTRATION DISTRICT OF NORTH ALBERTA

Being composed of all that portion of the Province of Alberta which lies to the north of the ninth (9) correction line.

Land Titles Office, Victoria Ave. cor Sixth.

Registrar— George Roy.

Chief t lerk — Janr's J. Dunlop.

C'leiks — K Somemlle, Annie Beaton, Percy Belcher, Ernestine Berube, Alice Cameron, Archibald Cameron, Charles J. Corber- and, Bessie C.'ristall, Jessie Dewar, Rene G. Gaucher, J. Grady, Gertrude Grant, Thcl A. Greene, Benjamin Hager, Robert 6. Hamilton, Jessie Henderson, Frederick McKenny, John Mc- Kcnny, Helen McNamara, Frank Moore, R. Moss, Harry Nixon, Ethel Richardson, Isobel M. Richardson, Ruth Somersall, Mable D. Stork, T. Teapc, Emile Tessier, Jeanne Tilley, E. L. Tyner, Austin Schoffield, F. A. Whitby, Mrs. Harbottle, M. B. Pearce, Mrs. P>. Tryford, John Nedrie, E. D Oakshot

PROVINCIAL DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS Calgary Offices: 805 Fourth St. W.

Malcolm Calder, Inspector of Public Works Calgary District

Frank Hardy, Assistant Inspector

P. N lohnson, District Surveyor and Engineer

Joseph Buxton, inspector of steam boilers

Elijah Heathcote, inspector of coal mines

Gladys Bowes, stenographer

ALBERTA GOVERNMENT PHONES

District Traffic Manager — William Froste District Plant Manager — J. D. Baker Local Agent — Bernard J. Tansey Storekeeper — W. J. Horan Inspector of Service — N. B. Moors Travelling Auditor — H. E. Roberts Wire Chief— W. J. Wilde*

General Foreman — Charles L. Elliott

PROVINCIAL DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Dairy Commissioner — Calgary

Commissioner — Christian P. Marker

Accountant — Frederick W. Underwood

Shipper — Henry J. Donnelly

Clerk — Frederick C. Brooke

Mechanical Expert — James R. Flan

Fireman Cold Storage, East Calgary — Peter Palleson

GOVERNMENT PRINTER

James E. Richards, Government Printer J. W. Jeffery, N. O. Paquette, clerks

SUPREME COURT OF ALBERTA

Chief Justice — Hon. Horace Harvey Hon. Charles A. Stuart, Calgary Hon. David Linch Scott, Edmonton Hon. Nicholas D. Beck, Edmonton Hon. C. W. Simmons, Calgary

Judicial District of Edmonton Clerk of Supreme Court — Alexander Taylor Assistant Clerk — Harold C. Deeton Sheriff — Walter Scott Robertson Assistant Sheriff — William C. Inglis Bailiffs — Emerson T. Patrick and Thomas Third Court Reporter — Arthur Collins Interpreter — John Schalmp Orderly — James A. Down Caretaker — Louis Brunelle

Official Assignee — Samuel H. Smith, 257 Jasper Ave. E.

District Judge — His Honor Hedley C. Taylor

Clerk of District Court — Joseph Driscoll

Clerk — Lloyd Bishopric

Clerk — Alexander Bonneau

Dominion of Canada

Governor General

His Excellency the Right Honorable Sir Henry George, Earl Grey, Viscount liowick, Baron Grey of Howick, in the County of Nor¬ thumberland, in the Peerage of the United Kingdom, and A Baronet ; Knight Grand Cross of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, IX. D., etc., Governor-Gen¬ eral of Canada. (Assumed office 10th December, 1904) Governor-General’s Secretary and Military Secretary — Major The Earl of Lanesborough, M.V.O., Coldstream Guards Chief Clerk— C. J. Jones, I.S.O., B.A

Aides-de-Camp — Major G. F. Trotter, M.V.O.. D.S.O. (Grenadier Guards) ; Capt. A. J. Fife (The King’s Royal Rifle Corps) ; Lt. Viscount IT. G. C. Lascelles (R.O Grenadier Guards): Arthur Guise, Comptroller of the Household; Arthur F. Slader, Private Secretary

High Commissioner for Canada

The Right Hon. Baron Strathcona and Mount Royal G.C.M.G., 17 Victoria Street, London. S.W.

The Cabinet

President of the King’s Pnvv Council and Prime Minister — The Right Hon. Sir Wilfred Laurier, G.C M.G.. K.C., P.C., D.C'.L (Oxon) Minister of Trade and Commerce — The Right Hon. Sir Richard John Cartwright. G.C.M.G.. P.C.

Secretary of State — Hon. Charles Murphy

Minister of Militia and Defence — TIon. Sir Frederick William Borden, K.C., M.G , B.A., M.D.

Minister of Agriculture — Hon Sydney Arthur Fisher, B.A.

Minister of Finance — Hon. William Stevens Fielding Minister of Customs — Hon. William Paterson Minister of Justice — Hon. Allan Bristol Avlesworth, K.C.

Minister of Inland Revenue and Mine— Hon. Wm. Templeman Minister of Railways and Canals — Hon G. P. Graham, P.C.

Minister of Marine and Fisheries — Hon. L. P. Brodeur, K.C., IX. D. Minister of Public Works — Hon. W. Pugsley

Minister of Interior and Superintendent-General of Indian Affairs— Hon. Frank Oliver

PoStmaster General— Hon. R. Lemieux, K C.

Minister of Labor — Hon. Mackenzie King

Not in the Cabinet

Solicitor General of Canada— Hon. J. Bureau, K.C.

SENATE OF CANADA Hon. Raoul Dandurand (Montreal) speaker

Samuel E. St. Onge Chapeau, clerk of the Senate Master in Chancery and Accountant

Alberta Senators

Calgary — Hon. James Alexander I.ougheed Lethbridge — Hon. L. George De Veber, M.D.

Lacombe — Hon. Peter Talbot Edmonton — Hon. Philippe Roy, M.D.P.

MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS

Macleod — John Herron, Fincher Creek Calgary — Maitland S. McCarthy, Calgary Strathcona — James M. Douglas, Strathcona Edmonton — Hon. Frank Oliver, Ottawa Red Deer— Michael Clark, M.D., Olds Victoria — W. H. White, Fort Saskatchewan

DEPUTY HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS, OTTAWA

Auditor-General — John Fraser, I.S.O.

Deputy Minister of Finance — T. C. Boville, B.A.

Deputy Minister of Inland Revenue — W. J. Gerald Deputy Minister of Public Works — James B. Hunter, B.A.

King’s Printer and Controller of Stationery — Chas. FT. Parmalee Deputy Minister of Railways and Canals — A. W. Campbell Deputy Minister of Trade and Commerce — F. C. T. O’Hara Deputy Minister of fustice — Edward Leslie Newcombe, K.C., M.A., r.L B.

Comptroller of Northwest Mounted Police — Frederick White, C.M.G. Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Deputy Commissioner of Pat¬ ents— G. F. O’Halloran. B.A., B.C.L.

Under Secretary for External Affairs — Joseph Pope, C.V.O., I.S.O., C M.G.

Deputy Minister of Marine and Fisheries — George J. Desbarats Deputy Minister of the Interior — W. W. Cory

Deputy Superintendent-General of Indian Affairs — Francis Pedley

Commissioner of Customs — John McDougald

Deputy Postmaster-General — R. M. Coulter. M.D . C M.G.

Deputy Minister of Militia and Defence — Col. Eugene Fiset, D.S.O., M.D.

Dominion Police — Lieut. -Col. A P. Sherwood, C.M.G., Commissioner Deputy Minister of Labor — -F. A. Acland Deputy Minister of Mines — A. P. Low

Under Secretarv of State and Registrar General — Thos. Mulvey, K.C., BA.'

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Minister of the Interior — lion Frank Oliver Deputy Minister of the Interior — W. W. Corv, C.M.G.

Minister's Private Secretary— J. B Harkin

Secretary of the Department of Interior— Perley G. Keyes

Survevor General — Edouard Deville

Commissioner of Dominion Lands — J. W. Greenway, Ottawa Deputy Commissioner — T. R. Burpe, Ottawa

Outside Service

Director of Mines — Eugene Haancl, Ph.D., F.R.S.C.

Superintendent of Forestry- -R H. Campbell, Ottawa Ottawa

Superintendent of Railways and Swamp Lands — R. E. Young, D.L.S. Acting Deputv and Director Geological Survey — R. W. Brock. M.A., F.G.S.

Inspector of Agents and Foreign Colonies — Paul M. Bredt, Regina Superintendent of Immigration — W. D. Scott, Ottawa Inspector of Immigration Offices — T. B. Williams. Ottawa

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Commissioner of Immigration — Bruce J. Walker, Winnipeg Colonization Agent and Inspector of Agencies — Wesley Spears Commissioner of Parks— Howard Douglas, Banff Inspector Crown Timber Agencies — E. F. Stephenson, Winnipeg Inspector of Immigration Offices — T. B. Williams, Ottawa Assistant Deputy Minister of Interior — J. A. Cote

DOMINION LANDS AND CROWN TIMBER OFFICE John W. Martin, Inspector of Dominion Land Agencies of Alberta and British Columbia (Calgary)

Assistant Inspector — James A. Bannerman, Red Deer Alberta Block. 421 Jasper Avenue West Edmonton District — All that portion of the Province of Alberta north of Township 43, excepting that portion lying north of Tp. 68 and west of Rg. 3, 5th M

Agent Dominion Lands, Crown, Timber and Mining Recorder — Kenneth W. MacKenzie Senior Assistant — Arthur S. MacLean Accountant — Donald C McEachern

Chief Clerk, Timber and Mines Branch — -Henry W. Clarke Interpreter — Michael Gowda

Clerks — Frederick Yeats, Joseph O’Neill, D. McLeod, P. E. Taylor, W. F. H Iiro\.ne. J. P Duggan, C. T. Allwork, E. A. Thierault Stenographers — Christine Musselman, M. Louise Speer, Gladys Car¬ rel, Theresa McKay, L. B. Gallagher, Florence Sutter, G. Arm¬ strong, E. Cantin, M. Cuthbert

Homestead Inspectors

Thomas J. Cunningham. Yegreville ; Arthur A. Blackwell, Lloydmin- ster ; I. S. Doze. Pakan ; Gordon McDonald, Belvedere; William A. Robertson, Millett ; J. B. Green, St. Paul de Metis

Timber Inspectors

John A. C. Cameron. Edmonton; John S. McLellan, Strathcona; Thos. J. Stewart, Strathcona ; E. W. Chandler, Edmonton

Forest Ranger

M. McNeil, Lavoy

Sub-Agencies — Edmonton District Innisfree — A. A. Loftus Wabamun — C. 11. Dunn

Lloydminster — W. II. Holland Wainwright — Norman Culp

Leduc — S. G. Tobin Wetaskiwin — D. A. Ward

Pine Creek — F. J. Henry Whitford — Robert Stewart

Ponoka — C. C Reed Greeti Court— Hamilton Bailey

Saddle Lake — J W. Carroll Edson — Frank Fulmer

Sedgewick — J. S MacDonald Lac La Biche — V. Legott St. Paul de Metis — James Brady Durlingville — J. M. McLeod Vegreville — A. H. Goodwin Frog Creek — Harrv Bottell

Vermilion — M. A. Brimacombe

Sub-Agencies — Edmonton District Athabasca Landing — James McKerman Belvedere — Bruno Graffunder Daysland — D. Davidson Edison — John A. Edgson Entwistle — A. W. Arnup Fort Saskatchewan — J. J. Libbey

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Peace River District

Agent Dominion Lands — Peter Tompkins, Grouard P. O. (Lesser Slave Lake)

Senior Assistant — Gordon Butler

Red Deer District Agent Dominion Lands — W. H. Cottingham

IMMIGRATION DEPARTMENT Immigration Hall First Street corner Columbia Avenue Immigration Agent — William J Webster Physician — A. Allen Nicholls, M.D.

Matron — Mrs. Mary Wilstie Interpreter — Jacob J. Mohr Clerk — John Greaves Watchman — Valentine Shinbein

DEPARTMENT OF INDIAN AFFAIRS J. A. Marklc — -Inspector of Agencies. Red Deer Hugh Richardson — Clerk of Indian Stores A. A. Betourney — Relieving Indian Agent Indian Agents

Blackfoot — J. II. Gooderham, Gleichen Blood — R. W. Wilson, Macleod Edmonton — U. Verrcan, Edmonton Hobbema — G G. Mann, Hobbema Saddle Lake — J. Batty, Saddle Lake Sarcee — A. J. McNeill, Calgary

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT Post Office Inspector’s Office P. O Ruilding

Post Office Inspector — Albert W. Cairns

Assistants P O. Inspector — Francis X. J. Leger, A. L. Auger Senior Clerk — Royden C. Ferguson

Clerks — Charles Watson, John E. Knott. W. J. Donovan, William McCullough, Gertrude Morgan 1

Stenographers — Evelyn F. Mackie, Dorothy S. Stewart, Helen V. McNaughton

RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE

Post Office Building

Superintendent — George D. Davidson, Calgary Clerks — Edward J. Coyle (in charge), John A. Poole, F. H. Conway, Adolph Stuermer, L. Truman Miller. Tohn S. Livingstone, E. W. Shewell, W. H. Trant

POST OFFICE

McDougall Avenue corner Rice Street Postmaster — Alexander E. May Assistant Postmaster — Arthur E. Cairns

Clerks — Helen Ansell (stamp vendor), George W. Bagshawe, James Cook, Frank Cook, John S. Falconer, A. M. Fraser, C. E. Greaves, Frank Haythorne, John G. Jamieson, Alexander McKenzie, Walter Perraton, Cecil Simpson, A. Bruce Stark, William Stobie, Haiiy D Talbot, Joseph Tessier, Alfred Third, George Venner, Wil¬ liam J. Venner, Cecil Perraton

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Letter Carriers — Eli Brodnaruk, William E. Berry, George W. Birt, Alexander D. Campbell, Irvin J. Cass, Alfred Cross, Albert (Forrest, R. M. Lambertson, David P. Ramsay, William Falconer. Ernest Smalian, C. H. Young Caretaker — Ruben L. Haskell

POST OFFICES NEAR EDMONTON AND STRATHCONA

North Edmonton — 4 miles north bv east of Edmonton (C N R and G T P)

St. Albert — 9 miles northwest of Edmonton (C.N.R.)

Clover Bar — 9 miles east of Edmonton (G.T.P.)

Spruce Grove — 15 miles west of Edmonton (C.N.R.)

Winterburn — 10 miles west of Edmonton (C.N.R.)

Ellerslie — 10 miles south of Strathcona (C.P.R.)

Elm Park — 3 miles north by west of Edmonton (G.T.P.)

Horse Hills — 9 miles northeast of Edmonton

Spruce Grove Centre — 13 miles west of Edmonton (C.N.R.)

Hortonburg — 12 miles east of Edmonton (G.T.P.)

CUSTOMS CANADA Post Office Building, Rice Street Inspector of Ports — John Kenny. Calgary Collector and Appraiser — Francis A Osborne Examining Officer Post Office Customs — John Mackenzie Express Customs — John E. Lee

Clerks — Daniel Dyer, Luke O. Lamoreaux, John Rae, John E. Lee and Allan H. Elliot Messenger — George H. Wharton

Preventive Officers — Wm Parish, T. C. Sims, H. J. Clark and Thomas A. K. Turner

Examining Warehouse — 117 Fraser Avenue

Strathcona-Output — Main Street near Whyte Avenue. Thomas J.

Walsh, sub-collector Stenographer — Edgar A. Brown

INLAND REVENUE OFFICE Post Office Building Deputy Collector — Eduard Withinshaw Excise Officer — Henry Fidler

Weights and Measures Inspector — John Cook, asst, inspector Gas and Electric Light Inspector — Edmund A. Roe

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS Resident Engineer for Northern Alberta — F. G. Goodspeed Engineers — Fred Graham, James Tibbits

DOMINION PUBLIC WORKS AGENCY Alberta and Saskatchewan Post Office Building Agent — J. Stuart Macdonald Accountant — Joseph Cauchon Assistant — Miss C. Cauchon

COMMISSIONER OF DOMINION PARKS Post Office Building Commissioner — Howard Douglas Asst. Commissioner — T. C. Douglas Clerk — Ida May

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GOVERNMENT TELEGRAPH SERVICE

Post Office Building

Inspector for Western Canada — John S. Macdonald

District Superintendent — Robert C. Macdonald

Local Agent — George Wilder, 145 Jasper Avenue East

Chief Lineman — George E Macleod

Repairer — Henry Hunt

Messenger — T. Boothe

METEOROLOGICAL OFFICE 658 Fifteenth Street Observer — Campbell Young

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE— (Seed Branch)

Wm. C McKillican, District Officer for Alberta, Calgary and B. C.

ALBERTA PENITENTIARY

Situated east end of City, Government Avenue near C. N. R. Tracks

Warden — Matthew McCauley

Deputy Warden — E. JL Cummings

Accountant and Storekeeper — John J. Cashman

Chaplain — Rev D. G. McQueen

Chief Trade Inspector — John McDougall

Matron — Mrs. E. Cummings

Engineer — C. Turgeon

Industrial Keeper — J. J. Schell

Shoemaking Instructor — Mathew J. Salzl

Carpenter Instructor — Frank Pope

Tailor Instructor — Frank Urquhart

Steward — P. M. Oldroyd

Instructor of Brickmaking — John Mann

Chief Watchman — George P. Halley

Hospital Overseer — P. Conway

Guards — Charles \. Wilson, James R. Gernon, A. D. Mallandaine, R. C. Morris, llenn E Smith, Jas. Pollard, C. H. Wootton, W. L. Lamb. A. E. Morrison, H. W. J. Maddison, W. R. Manning, B. Chapman. F. W Senior. J. Stockman

ROYAL NORTH WEST MOUNTED POLICE Headquarters: Regina

Frederick Whyte, Comptroller (Ottawa)

Aylesworth Bowen Perry, Commissioner

Z. T. Wood, Asst. Commissioner

“G” Division — Headquarters, 151 Grierson Street

Superintendent — A. Ross Cuthbert

Inspector Edmonton Sub-District — George S. Worsley

Inspector Fort Saskatchewan — Arthur E. C. McDonnell

Inspector — Charles C. Raven

Veterinary Inspector — Charles Sweetapple

Sergt. Major — W. Emerv

Q. M. Sergt.— S. S. Reichert

Edmonton Barracks — 182 Grierson Street

WEIGHTS AND MEASURES INSPECTION SERVICE

First Street s w cor. Athabasca Avenue John Cook, Inspector

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CONSULS

Belgium — Maurice Kimpe, vice-consul, rm. 5, 248 Jasper Avenue E.

MILITARY DISTRICT No. 13 Headquarters Office: Calgary

District Officer Commanding — Lieut. Col. Ernest A. Cruikshank

District Staff Adjutant — Capt. A. H. Bell

District Engineer — Major A. B. Carey

Senior Intelligence Officer — Capt. C. T. de Kam

District Signaller — Lieut. C. B. Bruce

Senior Army Service Corps Officer — Major II. E. Gilles

Administrative Medical Officer — Major S. W. Hewetson

District Pay Master — Capt. S P. Layborn

Senior Ordnance Officer — Capt. T. I.. E. Boulanger

Quarter Master Sergt. — C. II. Mullins

19th Alberta Mounted Rifles Headquarters: Edmonton LTeut.-Col.-R. Belcher. C M.G.

Major — F. C. Jamieson Adjutant (acting) — Lieut. A. E. Ilopkins Quarter Master — W. J Cooper Medical Officer — Surgeon Capt. J. A. Hyslop Chaplain — Rev. H. Allan Gray “A” Squadron — Edmonton Major — W. A. Griesbach

Lieuts. — R. G. Ilardisty, A. E. Hopkins, C. R. Palmer, T. B. Ross T. H. Griffiths “B” Squadron — Strathcona Major — G. W. Marriott Capt. — L. Adamson

Lieuts — L. W. May, IT. A. Calder. A. D. Cameron, A. B. Hea- cock, P. E. Bowen

Corps Reserve

Captains — A. Pearson, H. E. Daniel

Lieuts. — II O. Ritchie, A. M. Sutherland. A Boileau

101st Regiment Edmonton Fusilliers (8 companies) Headquarters: Edmonton

Lieut.-Col. — E. B Edwards Signalling Officer — E. G. Fox Major — W. F. W. Carstairs Quarter Master — Capt G. A. Reid

Major — F. A. Osborne Medical Officer — J L. Riggar. M.D.

Chaplain — Rev Dr. D. G. McQueen

Capts. — W. S. Weeks, Peter Anderson, A. C. Gillespie, K. B. Mac- Kenzie, R. D. L. Harwood, T. V. E. Carpenter G. B. McLeod, C. R. Flint

Lieuts. — E. A. Brown, E. E. Delavault, R. H. Stewart, H. F. Whitta¬ ker, R. V. Bellamy, E. G. Hawkins, C. W. McGinnis, V. C. Mulvey, C. P. A. Keffer, H P Spratt, A. B. Powlev. J. Kelly, C. A. Grant, W. H. Adams

Corps of Guides

Edmonton —

Lieuts. — J. C. Biggs, C. F. Goodspeed

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CITY OF EDMONTON

STREET DIRECTORY

This Section of the Dir

Abernethy CITY DIRECTORY 1911 Alberta 117

ABERNETHY AVENUE

From Kinnalrd Street runs East to Coe Street (Crowdale Place)

ADA AVENUE

From Elgin Street runs East to St. George’s Street (Virginia Park)

AGNES STREET

From Alberta Avenue runs North. Cleave Avenue intersects Spadina Avenue intersects

e s Williams Thomas P carp e B Rrake Albion plasterer e s .Johnson Wm lab w s Christy William plasterer w s Christy Abraham bricklayer Westminster Avenue intersects Woodward Avenue intersects

ALBANY AVENUE

From 21st St. runs West to Carlton Street

ALBERTA AVENUE

From First Street runs East (Nor¬ wood)

North Side

Namayo Avenue intersects York Street intersects Rutherford James W grocer Sinclair Street intersects

Lyons Moses general store

Kirkness Street Intersects Geary Harold A butcher Campbell Andrew L physician Carey Street intersects Simpson Fanny grocer Kennedy Street intersects Lome Street Intersects Henry Street intersects Vacant

Otter Street intersects Fox Street Intersects Gerald Street here Cavan Street here I.andsmiinn Henning F policeman Hastings Street here Killips John carp

King Street here Yonge Street here Lola Street here Klnnaird Street intersects Griffith & Clark grocers James Street intersects Owen Griffith W real estate John Street intersects Hague Ignatius carp New house (building)

.-lew house (building)

Agnes Street intersects Douglas Street here Greenwood Mrs Resale CNR Track intersects G T P Track intersects

ROLFE & KENWOOD

3 6 JASPER AVE. EAST

PHONE 1583

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Furnishings for Institutions a Specialty

EMPIRE BLOCK _ 11 JASPER EAST

118 Alberta HENDERSON'S EDMONTON Athabasca

Charles Street here Phillips Street here Robertson Street here Murray Street here Norton Street here McKinney Charles laborer South Side

Namayo Avenue Intersects York Street intersects Sinclair Street intersects Carey Street intersects Kennedy Street intersects Lome Street intersects Henry Street intersects Christy Win I

Otter Street intersects l

Elliott Arthur I

Fox Street intersects j

Marten Street here i

Leggett Street here Saunders Street here Lee Street here Bolton Street here Johnston Street here Kinnaird Street intersects James Street intersects John Street intersects Agnes Street intersects CNR Track Intersects G T P Track intersects City Park and Exhibition Grounds Hubbard Sidney farmer Wentworth Street here

ATHABASCA AVENUE

From First Street runs West North Side

Second Street intersects

119 Case Edward carpenter 127 Campbell Duncan carpenter 145 Vacant

Third Street intersects Fourth Street intersects

Metals Limited I

345 Bannatjne Hugh D

Fifth Street intersects l

435 Vacant |

437 Brow no Wm It I

Sixth Street intersects j

529 Tucker W E |

Spence X A I

Standard Plumbing & Heating Co I Ltd

621 Alberta Mattress & Spring Co

Seventh Street intersects

649 Lawrence Ernest A clerk Eighth Street intersects 743 Wells Harry manager 747 Healey Fernard 751 Ullyott George M 755 Long Charles 759 Cox Frank H

Ninth Street intersects Tenth Street intersects Eleventh Street Intersects Twelfth Street intersects Thirteenth Street Intersects 1239 Nevins Mrs Martha

Fourteenth Street interesets Fifteenth Street intersects 1439 Cryderman Manley clerk Sixteenth Street intersects Twenty-second Street intersects 2131 Fleming Hugh I 2137 Vacant 2147 Lang John N 2159 Erskine James F

Twenty-third Street Intersects 2241 Gilbert Henry real estate agent 2257 Killen John real estate agent Twenty-fourth Street intersects South Side

Second Street intersects 128 Patterson Rev F W

Third Street intersects Fourth Street intersects Fifth Street intersects 422 Gunn Alexander W 428 Clarke Henry W clerk

Sixth Street Intersects 540 Barton Frank J

Seventh Street intersects 638 Sinclair William 648 Vacant

658 Hunt Albert H carpenter

Eighth Street intersects Ninth Street intersects Tenth Street intersects Eleventh Street intersects Twelfth Street intersects Thirteenth Street intersects Fourteenth Street intersects 1342 McPhail William D agent 1358 Freeze Thomas merchant Fifteenth Street intersects New house New house

Sixteenth Street intersects

REVILLON BROS. LTD. 5"h”

Wholesale Dry Goods. Grocery and Hardware

Insurance and Loan.

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119 JASPER AVE.

Phono 1337

WEST

Beatrice CITY DIRECTORY 1911 Bellamy 119

BEATRICE STREET

From Government Avenue runs East North Side

28 Halper Anton laborer 34 Tlschart Frank carpenter 36 Iaionard Alfred 38 Piouglie Charles

South Side

Hamilton Avenue intersects Richard Avenue intersects McDonald Avenue here

BEECH AVENUE

From First Street runs East (Nor- j wood) j

BELLAMY STREET

From opposite 322 Namayo Avenue runs east

North Side

14 Stable

24 Meyer Albert farmer 28 Vacant

32 Teviotdale James R accountant 34 Thompson Mrs Lottie (wid Thos) 38 Rutherford Thomas B 40 Brown Wm George 44 Barratt Arthur W 48 Chisholm James tmstr 54 Goebel Frederick liveryman 58-00-62 Goebel Fred livery and feed stablo

66 Myer Andrew lab

Kinistino Avenue intersects

110 City Mission

114 Moon Mrs Klizabeth (wid Charles | It) 1

120 Epstein Jacob jeweler j

124 Brody Harry

126 Davies Edward E buyer I

130 Gould James A foreman 132 Urquhart John carpenter i

136 Pfrimmer Harold E monotype opr I 138 Deyl W A

146 Ponceby Walter G 1

150 Hughes J Alfred I

154 Griffith Frederick L j

Syndicate Avenue intersects I

232 Kelly Catherine (wid Hugh) !

240 Glidhill Frank

244 Wright J Frank carpenter j

246 Brown Robert miner 248 Bingham Wm painter 274 Perkins Clayton E 278 Vacant

Jasper Avenue E here South Side

31-3 McLaughlin J J Ltd mfrs 47 Dodge Harry 51 Dixon C teamster 53 Goodman George barber 61 Barry Lawrence farmer

Kinistino Avenue intersects 113 McDowell Robert engineer 121 Ouderkirk John tmstr 12] (rear) Gould George 123 Mealister John tmstr 127 McClelland W H dealer 127 (rear) Davis Henry J 131 Young Andrew C 133 Undershutz Phillip shipper 137 Myers Robert 139 McGowan James Wm 153 Moulton Thomas Ross tinsmith 167 Coffey Wm barber

Syndicate Avenue intersects Jasper Avenue here

BOLTON STREET

From Pine Avenue runs North (Nor¬ wood)

East Side

o s Vacant

Elm Avenue intersects Spruce Avenue intersects Willow Avenue intersects Woodford Wm J foreman Oak Avenue intersects Beech Avenue intersects 659 Miilcn Hugh carp 669 Huxley James baker

Alberta Avenue here West Side

Elm Avenue Intersects Spruce Avenue intersects Willow Avenue intersects Oak Avenue intersects Beech Avenue intersects Alberta Avenue here

FRANCO-CANADIAN MORTGAGE GO., Ltd.

REAL ESTATE, INVESTMENTS p.^’ 248 JASPER AVENUE EAST

RAMSAY’S GREENHOUSES

CUT FLOWERS, BOUQUETS, WREATHS

DAY PHONE 1292 . NIGHT PHONE 1271

120 Boyle HENDERSON'

BOYLE STREET |

Prom 432 Namayo Avenue runs East North Side

16 Jamieson Wm J traveller

18 Sloane Dr E G

20 Reed William H merchant 24 Lankin George carpenter 26 Fowler David foreman [

28 Paul Wm C cook

32 Pfeifer Jacob laborer

38 Robinson John B commission agt !

42 Stanton Richard G i

46 Gardiner Wm carpenter I

48 Vacant

68 Thorpe G J contractor 64 Keil Frederick E painter 68 Wilson Charles warder 72 Green Earl hotelkpr

Klnlstlno Avenue Intersects Edmonton Public Hospital Syndicate Avenue Intersects 218 May Thomas shipper 222 Taylor Percy E clerk I

226 Lapp Frederick 228 Rose John farmer ]

232 Davis Simpson retired I

248 Alberta Lumber Co Ltd mill |

Ottawa Avenue intersects 1

Jasper Avenue E here

South Side :

11 Gowan Charles It teamster j

13 Stovel James A Stovel Hardware 1

17 McCormick John farmer .

19 Sterling Mrs D ;

23 Lidstone John carpenter

29 Lumsden Wm

31 McLean II ry contractor ,

35 Charlebois Walter T 1

39 Vacant

41 Nobilleau E I

45 Clark Albert foreman

49 Schaplowski Frank elk i

51 Hutton David carp !

55 Patterson A manager '

59 Connell John j

Kinistino Avenue intersects 109 Lifike William lab 115 Vacant

119 O’Brien Mrs G (wid R) I

121 Luther Percy liveryman |

127 Douglas Wm L carpenter I

131 Humacher Jay E draughtsman 135 MacPherson Martin J teamster } 13/ McKechnie Alexander lab ;

S EDMONTON Carey

141 Baker Abel printer 145 Vacant

147 Bentley Charles F bookkeeper 151 Fetterly Ire (Mrs)

153 Armitage John T broker 159 Vacant

Syndicate Avenue intersects 239 McKinley Wm clerk 245 Collins Sidney G carp

Ottawa Avenue intersects Government Avenue intersects Jasper Avenue here

BRANDON AVENUE

Runs West from Murray Street to Seventh Street (Norwood)

BRAZEAU AVENUE From 21st Street runs West to Carl¬ ton Street

CALGARY AVENUE

From Saskatchewan River (ft of 1st Street) runs West

CAMERON STREET

From Cliff Street runs Southeast East Side

16 Richards James 22 Purcell Edward F clerk

40 Vaacnt

56 Vacant

60 Ritchie Duncan

Government Avenue here West Side 7 Cameron John 31 Webb Ralph S

41 Mackay Alexander J contr 47 Children's Shelter

57 McDonald II C 73 Dyson Simeon 81 Rubottoin Bert 85 Finley George H

Government Avenue here

CAREY STREET

From Norwood Boulevard runs North

East Side 81 New house

Pine Avenue Intersects 103 Trombly Calvin F blacksmith 109 Page James cabinetmkr

Elm Avenue intersects

Adams Bros. Harness Mfg. Co.

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PHONE 3016 _ WHYTE AVE , Cor. MAIN, STRATHCONA

Carey CITY DIRECTORY 1911 Cavan. 121

201 Vacant

205 Allan John W carpenter

221 Alberta Lumber Co (Norwood

Branch)

275 Schwartz Win 287 Congdon Solomon teamster Spruce Avenue intersects 203 Killips Albert contractor 309 Connelly August conductor,

323 Ellis eJsse laborer 323 Ellis Jesse laborer 353 Grant Alfred carpenter

Norwood Presbyterian Church Willow Avenue intersects 415 Vacant

427 Musselman Levi

439 Sturrock David L store 451 Cheeseman Henry carpenter 469 Tran Ray lather

Oak Avenue intersects 527 Burteen Frederick 669 Glesman Cristian laborer

Beech Avenue Intersects 603 Carmen George carp 609 Lorer Edward 629 Nepauluk John laborer

Alberta Avenue Intersects Martin Christian carp llarloff Charles 799 Clark .Sid W violinist 801 Kitley Wesley teamster

Spadina Avenue intersects Gowda Michael clerk McKay Hugh farmer Woodward Avenue intersects West Side

76 Kuszmer Stephen laborer 82 Carey Wm J contractor

Pine Avenue intersects 110 Kennedy Hugh laborer 116 MacDonald Donald real estate 136 Duclos John Ezra 140 Richardson W 146 Hall Norman draughtsman 156 Mathie David salesman 170 Ramsey John tmstr

Elm Avenue intersects

222 Dupont Louis contractor 286 New house

Spruce Avenue intersects 358 Vacant

362 Robinson Arthur timekeeper Willow Avenue intersects

428 Hltchman Frank J carpenter

432 Vacant 448 Cox James

458 Wood Thomas F carpenter 462 Wright Edward tinsmith Oak Avenue intersects 504 Marcel Doray grocer 518 Vacant

534 Martin & Martin Edmonton Art Co

540 Metzgar Claude lab

548 McLim John A contractor

552 Elliott James lab

570 Crisp — carp

590 Loitz Auguste plasterer

Beech Avenue intersects Alberta Avenue intersects 794 Williams Edwin D *

820 Vacant

Spadina Avenue intersects

920 Poole Wm E grocery 930 Ross Neil grocery 937 Dingman Phillip brakeman 943 MacDonald William teamster Peters J F

Nettleton William Henry gardener

Woodward Avenue intersects

CAVAN STREET

From Alberta Avenue runs North (Norwood)

East Side

e s Myers Joseph lab e s Guild Wm lab

Cleave Avenue intersects Spadina Avenue intersects Westminster Avenue intersects Christsen James farmer Woodward Avenue intersects Haire Joseph retired Woodland Dairy Haire David Haire Sanford Delesare Avenue intersects Harriet Avenue intersects Waterloo Avenue intersects Inkerman Avenue intersects G T P R Grade intersects Brandon Avenue intersects West Side w s Morison Charles lab

Cleave Avenue intersects Spadina Avenue intersects Rund Berry L butcher Westminster Avenue Intersects

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Woodward Avenue intersects Delesare Avenue intersects Waterloo Avenue intersects Harriet Avenue intersects Inkerman Avenue intersects G T P R Grade intersects Brandon Avenue intersects

CHAMBERLAIN AVENUE

From Shaftsbury Avenue runs East to St George’s Street (Virginia Park)

CHARLES STREET

From Alberta Avenue runs North to Woodward Avenue

CHRISTIBELLE STREET

From Government Avenue runs East North Side

16 Sarovinsky William miner

30 Prockow Harry laborer 34 Devoluk Peter laborer

Hamilton Avenue intersects

55 Vacant

Richard Avenue intersects McDonald Avenue intersects Fraser Boulevard here South Side

Hamilton Avenue intersects Richard Avenue Intersects McDonald Avenue intersects Frazer Boulevard

CHURCHILL AVENUE

From First Street runs West North Side 27 Green James E z9 Bree Cyril J

31 Ralph Charles 33 Perree George J

Second Street intersects Third Street intersects Fourth Street intersects Rattray Albert Mclnnes John Larner Henry

Fifth Street intersects Sixth Street intersects Seventh Street intersects Lindsey John laborer

; Rudd John Ayre Charles

I Eighth Street intersects

| Ninth Street intersects

South Side j 26 Sherwood Joseph H | Second Street intersects

Third Street intersects Fourth Street intersects I Fifth Street intersects

Sixth Street intersects j Seventh Street intersects

! Eighth Street intersects

Ninth Street intersects

j CLARA STREET

1 From opposite 822 First Street | runs East

North Side

32 Horner’s Livery 42 MacMillan A N , 46 MacMillan S clerk

| 52 Horner Wm J liveryman 58 Vacant

70 McKim N W engineer I 74 Meredeth George contractor 82 Oakshott Ed G clerk I 84 Conroy Frederick A blksinith 88 Eaton Mrs Laura (wid Wm)

I 90 Switzer Wm J traveller

McDougall Avenue intersects ! 104 Astley Henry 112 Forbes John fireman 114 Hook Clyde 116 Cardinell Albert bricklayer ; 142 McLeod Kennith retired | 156 Flynn L C accountant ] Queens Avenue intersects

Fraser Avenue intersects Namayo Avenue intersects 414 Meredith R W well driller , 416 Taylor — ■

! 420 Patrick E T bailiff 424 Cola Phelix

430 Denman James coal merchant j 434 Anderson Cameron contractor I 440 Morall Wm G traveller 1 444 I>ecasse Edward baker j 446 Story Wm carp I 450 Gillis R J chief clerk I 454 Earl Patrick I 456 Barr Mrs Jane 460 Sabern Horace

Kinistino Avenue intersects

TENTS & AWNINGS "ArB?

The Edmonton Tent & Mattress Co. Ltd.

WJT TQU O Estate» Insurance

021 & Commission Agents

WHYTE AVE. Phone 3413 STRATHCONA

Clara CITY DIRECTORY 1911 Clark 123

514 Matthews L B

518 MacDonald Mrs Katherine

520 Malesky Charles farmer

624 Gobel Harry contractor

628 Herrick John clerk

530 Webster Charles II moulder

534 McIntyre James contr

538 Quick Wm M

542 Krikevsky Gregory engineer

544 Mason Walter

548 Vacant

654 Jackson Wm J jeweler 558 Ingram Daniel lab 562 Cormack Alfred farmer

Syndicate Avenue intersects 606 Wilson James lather 668 Alberta Lumber Co Ltd

Ottawa Avenue intersects Jasper Avenue E here South Side 21 Homo Comfort (The)

27 Summers Samuel tmstr 33 McCallum Alexander blacksmith 39 Scott F L clerk

43 Grieve Mrs J (wid James)

44 Thomas Frederick

47 Jackson Robert retired 55 Giles George W janitor 55a Knock Frederick lab 61 Seibert Arthur A plasterer 81 Watt A G tmstr

McDougall Avenue intersects 135 Vacant

Queens Avenue intersects Fraser Avenue intersects

305 McDonald Robert hotel prop 323 Vacant

Namayo Avenue intersects

401 Johnstone Elizabeth

409 North West Shoot Metal Works

415 Cairnoy T blacksmith

423 McIntyre — real estate

429 Songor F agent

433 Iurmoluk J laborer

437 MacRae Roderick

443 Gorinley David conductor

447 Rule Peter

449 Clarke Sidney carp

453 Farquharson Wm J clerk

455 Reinhart Arthur contractor

461 Ferrier J L

463 Buholzer August farmer I

Kinistino Avenue intersects j 509 Patriqum James N picture framer |

515 Boyaner David furrier 517 Taylor Albert A livery 521 Wilson James lather 527 Gillis Mrs A <wid)

629 Reid Wm R

533 Kutzcher Jb.mes carp

543 Mason Gus livery

547 Dalling Thomas contractor

549 Dowling James laundry

553 Dow Harry

555 McKenzie Alexander contractor 559 Fitzgerald Ernest G merchant Syndicate Avenue intersects 615 Vacant 619 Vacant

621 Hamilton C M miner

633 Murphy James plumber

633 Levitt Samuel I

635 Brunelle Albert merchant

639 Purcell It carpenter

641 Ta>lor Donald lab

647 Mickelson Morris

649 Waite Richard H photographer

651 Seaman Thomas R

Ottawa Avenue intersects Jasper Avenue E here

CLARK STREET

' From opposite Immigration Hall 1st ! Street runs East i North Side

j 18 Mack Malcolm farmer I 24 Young Mrs II

32 Bradshaw Richard P D lab | 44 Jones Janies

! 46 Morritt Wm

48 Petrie Mrs Jean 64 Brown Harold S

McDougal Avenue intersects 106 McLeod Alex carpenter 116 Westwood George checker Queens Avenue intersects Fraser Avenue intersects Namayo Avenue intersects 428 Hogan Oliver fireman 438 McNaughton Stanley Wm 442 McDonald James contractor 446 Watson — ■

450 Stewart M L teamster

Kinistino Avenue intersects 554 McCullough Wm clerk 538 Carter’s Warehouse

Syndicate Avenue intersects

ALBERTA INVESTMENTS LIMITED

REAL ESTATE, LOANS, INSURANCE AND INVESTMENTS Pkose 4604

Jos. M. Dechene, Mgr. 118 GARIEPY BLOCK, McDOUGALL AVENUE

JOHN ROSS & SON

40 JASPER AVENUE, WEST Phone 1841

124 Clark HENDERSON'S EDMONTON Co iege

6z0 Slminuke Adolf laborer

624 Vernier Frank plasterer 626 Grastuk Paul lab

630 Snow G W carpenter 632 Dovatt Frederick C 634 Summers J H carpenter 636 Russian Baptist Church

Boobes Rev Wm 646 Shermeta John

648 Deutcsh John laborer 652 Vacant

Ottawa Avenue intersects 738 Gardner Thomas carpenter Government Avenue here South Side

McDougall Avenue intersects Queens Avenue intersects C N R to main line east Intersects Fraser Avenue intersects Namayo Avenue intersects 413 Abbott John teamster

Kinistino Avenue intersects ■527 Vacant

529 Watson Edward farmer

537 Holl.nger Peter teamster

639 Rattray Archie eng

543 Brund Henry

549 Frujarchuk Frederick laborer

555 Benkies Daniel lab

557 Pigeon Alfred porter

Syndicate Avenue intersects 617 Vacant

621 Fredel Joseph laborer

625 Barto John miner

629 Semachuk Polax laborer

631 Gurry Elmore

645 Shultz John laborer

649 Hooper Ernest foreman 653 Robertson Robert laborer

Ottawa Avenue intersects Government Avenue here

CLARK STREET

Continuation of Woodworth Street between Queens and Namayo Ave.

CLEAVE AVENUE

From Lome Street runs East (Nor¬ wood)

Henry Street intersects Otter Street intersects Gerald Street intersects Cavan Street intersects

vs Klapsteim Fred carp

w s Llvesey Joseph carp w s Sutherland Alexandra carp

Hastings Street intersects King Street intersects w s Gladwin James miner

Yonge Street intersects Lola Street intersects Kinnaird Street intersects

CLEAVE AVENUE

(Westwood) runs West from Nama¬ yo Avenue to Seventh Street

CLIFF STREET

From Syndicate Avenue runs East North Side

104 Rankin Alexander 116 Elliot Wm 118 Campbell James 128 Leversedge Walter

126 Fraser Daniel R

162 Horton William 168 Davis Albert E

River Street here South Side 41 Edmiston Mrs W S

127 Campbell Mrs C E 13^ Greenfield William

163 Pennie Thomas C 167 Williams Daniel

River Street here

COAL STREET

From Water Avenue north to Jasper Avenue, 1st west of Government Road

COE STREET

From Jasper Avenue E runs north to Abernethy Avenue

COLLEGE AVENUE

From Second Street runs east North Side

First Street intersects

16 I-Iughson Rev J E pastor High School 60 Fouquette Frederick G4 Chegwin Kate teacher 68 Watcher George F

McDougall Avenue intersects

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Columbia CITY DIRECTORY 1911 Curry 125

South Side

15 Osborne Francis A (Capt) collec¬ tor of customs

29 Cadenhead Harriet A bdg hse

First Street intersects

COLUMBIA AVENUE

From First Street runs West Second Street intersects

Gillespie Elevator Co Alberta Grain Co Ltd Elevator No 7

45 Copp John

Third Street intersects Canadian Oil Co warehouse Massey-Harrls Co Ltd warehouse Fourth Street intersects Imperial Oil Co warehouse Deere John Plow Co warehouse Winnipeg Paint & Glass Co Ltd Fifth Street intersects Reals & Hoare warehouse Race Hunt & Giday

Sixth Street intersects Gray & Campbell Ltd Williams Hannah Cameron Archibald plumber Second Street intersects Collins —

Barnes George H

Third Street Intersects Fourth Street intersects Marshall Win Denny Isaac

Fifth Street intersects 182 Baldwin Hartley

Sixth Street Intersects 690 Goebel Harry lab

Seventh Street intersects Eighth Street Intersects 805 Berry Walter 854 Hunter Thomas lab 862 Whalen Herbert fitter Milner Charles

Ninth Street intersects 903 Belton George switchman 903 Belton George 907 Benner Gordon 914 Gordon David laborer

Tenth Street intersects 1065 Pierce James F

Eleventh Street Intersects

Holt Robert

Twelfth Street intersects Thirteenth Street intersects Fourteenth Street intersects Fifteenth Street intersects

COOT AVENUE

From 21st Street runs West to Carl¬ ton Street

n 8 Harmer Arthur bricklayer

CRESCENTWOOD AVENUE

From Riverside Drive runs West ts Carlton Street

CURRY STREET

From Saskatchewan River runs North

East Side

McLeod Avenue intersects

9 Davidson Richmond H tmstr 17 Allen Frederick tmstr 23 Vacant

25 McKinley George mason 75 Clark Alfred H lab 81 Smith Robert W 97 Weir James lab

Calgary Avenue intersects

144 Mackenzie Wm tailor

145 Schinche Andy lab 157 Czyczka Fred lab 169 St Pierre O A lab

Mission Hall

Saskatchewan Avenue intersects

203 Simpson Robert 217 Sepnobetch Joseph carp | 221 Josenbuk John lab i 257 MoCIymont James D eng I 283 Moller Henry W caretkr 297 Dredger Wm tmstr

Hardisty Avenue here Campbell & Ottewell elevators 359 Meyerhofer Josephine (wid Fred) 359 (rear) Edmonton Cleaning & Dye Works

369 Rudolph Philip lab

Edmonton Brewing & Malting C > Ltd (The)

j Peck Francis J lab

McDougall Street South here

Real Estate

Insurance Rents Collected

D. J. GILMURRAY

t 40 JASPER AVE. EAST Phone 2824

DRISCOLL & KNIGHT, Surveyors and Engineers

Maps of Edmonton and Strathcona DOMINION BANK BLDG. E.ubli.h.d Phone 1701 and 606 Cor. Jo.por Are. E. and McPongmll Are. 1893 GRAIN EXCHANGE

CALGARY

126 Curry HENDERSON'S EDMONTON Dona'd

West Side

McLeod Avenue intersects

32 Logan Wm A 38 Crimmin Neal 54 Grau Louis plasterer 64 Vacant

70 Falling Everett B 82 Thoms Cyril 90 Kraull Wm

Calgary Avenue intersects 104 Aitken John tmstr 136 Ewart Robert

Edmonton Ice Co’s blksmith shop and storage

Saskatchewan Avenue intersects

208 Ferguson James 230 McDonald John W 236 Vacant

242 Davidson Thomas 260 Bretsch Adam 266 Stackhouse W C 268 Barley Jack eng 298 Frederick Adolph

Hardisty Avenue intersects 320 Clarke Wm

Campbell & Ottewell Co 328 Toolesco Pacillno lab 330 Harms Carl 342 Pawe & Clark 350 Thompson Oinund farmer 356 Blarno Frank lab 376 Plunkett Wm 382 Jones Hugh lab 388 Hemereych Dhoephiel 396 Deleuv —

McDougall Street South here

DAVID STREET

From McDougall Avenue runs East North Side Baxter Benjamin

South Side

Vacant

Southall Robert clerk

DELAWARE AVENUE

From Riverside Drive runs West to Carlton Street

DELESARE AVENUE

Runs West from Kinnalrd Street to 8eventh Street (Norwood)

DENVER AVENUE

From Riverside Drive runs West to Carlton Street

DONALD STREET From Saskatchewan River runs North

East Side

10 Inglis Robert B tmstr

McLeod Avenue intersects 17 McLeod Wm A 19 Wentworth Charles H 23 Lane G H tmstr 43 Dea John sawyer 57 Olsen Roche 61 McClennan Murdock 070 Dodd John foreman 71 Tournier Louis carriage bldr 87 Hossfelder Charles 91 Molr Henry gravel mixer 97 McLeod Daniel

Calgary Avenue intersects 103 Tohnsend George 111 Anton Wm 129 Jones G W clerk 131 Vass Charles lab 143 Robinson Nedly lab 151 Howard Albert E lab 155 Bronson — • lab 161 Grant Richard lab

McDougall Street here 217 Weir Samuel pile driver 223 Zelmer Emil butcher 235 Smith Peter B 249 Batter Peter 257 Morel Henry carp 271 Bische Philip carp

277 Schulz Frederick carp ,

West Side |

09 Stark George laborer 029 Keating John tmstr 035 Glasgow Samuel driver 043 McLeod John M 045 Waiter John boarding house 47 Showes Belie (wid J A)

McLeod Avenue intersects

52 Vacant

56 Moldruy Joseph shoemkr 70 Woodley Mrs Sarah 76 Triddy Daniel lab 84 Mays Robert tmstr 96 Gillett John tmstr

Calgary Avenue Intersects (

THE EDMONTON LOCATORS INSURANCE BROKERS

BUSINESS SELLERS and REAL ESTATE

281 Jasper Avenue East, and Old Post Office Building Phone 4522

THE HUDSON’S BAY CO.

DRY GOODS GROCERIES

3rd STREE T and JASPER AVE.

The “Old Reliable”

LIQUORS

Donald CITY DIRECTORY 1911 Eighth 127

112 Rutgers Maurice 118 Delorme Norman cook 124 Edge Arthur baker 128 Murphy Allen H lab 138 Purdue Wm J 164 Poole Arthur J 168 Ward John eng 184 Wilson Fred 192 Olson Mrs Barbara

Saskatchewan Avenue intersects Descheeper —

230 Rochart Mrs A

234 Duncan Andy

248 Livingstone Thomas

268 Tilley Charles W blksmith

276 Vacant

296 Duguid John farmer

DOUGLAS STREET From Alberta Avenue runs North Woodward Avenue

DUFFERIN STREET From Chamberlain Avenue ru North to Pine Avenue

EDMISTON STREET From Fraser runs East North Side

112 PleU Edward lab 124 Ralph John B lab

Kmistino Avenue intersects 218 Busse Ludwig 222 Hoffman Joseph plasterer

238 Huletf Samuel C mason Syndicate Avenue intersects

350 Waters Percy 352 Hamilton N II 358 Kossmann Ludwiek lab 366 McGrath Patrick

Ottawa Avenue here South Side 105 Ponoilius John 123 Duncan George 123 Girloch —

127 Vacant

Kinistino Avenue intersects

213 Steinman Andrew 233 Lede Julius lab 237 Bagley Ethel

239 Pady August

Syndicate Avenue intersects 325 Schuerman John lab 327 Schrann Rudolph

329 Olenberg Wm I 357 Dickens A D I 363 Fuller Wm blacksmith

I Ottawa Avenue here

| EIGHTH STREET

From Saskatchewan Avenue runs North

! East Side

; 283 Studholme John L

Hardisty Avenue intersects i 365 Harrison Wilfred G barrister 375 Lines William E , 393 Morgan Frank M I MacKay Avenue intersects

, <17 Powell King retired j 427 Harvey Horace judge 1 445 Goddard Ida H (wid Cecil)

I 457 Connor Mrs R (wid)

! 463 McDonald Mrs H 473 Wall Sarah nurse 485 Watt A Balmer editor 499 Bull It George | Victoria Avenue intersects

' 507 Waggott —

511 Jackson Harry jeweler ! 517 Allan Andrew II accountant 525 Dempsey Alexander C merchant j 529 Lauder James 1 533 Brown W F H I 539 Bradley Charles manager I 541 Wallace J H mgr 541 Turner Annie seamstress ; 541 Smales George A bricklayer 553 Bedord Louise 557 Campsell Earl R 563 Pelletier George carp I Jasper Avenue Intersects

: 609 Damer G

: 609 Maynard Fred harnessmkr i 613 Lafvre Joseph driver . 619 Campbell Charles W baker | 625 May Gustave Henry photo engvr 629 Brewer E E 645 Mahist Edmond contractor i 651 Philp Joseph F 653 Connell W Aubrey N mgr I 655 Ryder Ernest agt

Athabasca Avenue intersects j 727 Gren Helen • 729 New house 735 Tysoe John E | 741 Gislan —

I 747 Butler R P

i McEACHERN BROS.

* REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE, B. C. MINES, TIMBER AND FRUIT LANDS

j 324 JASPER EAST PHONE 2023

/t I • n /tn CALGARY

C US king IjYOS m Luj EDMONTON

The Greatest Sash and Door Home in the West. REGINA

128 Eighth HENDERSON

765 Summerill Frederick 775 Hall Leonard W agt 787 Morris William H agt

(tent) Nicholson Arch D carp 783 Sims Campbell 787 Adams Wm J

Peace Avenue intersects 807 Western Supplies Ltd Burnham Albert Bond Frank McGeekie Donald Punt Charles Hanton T A

861 Cockshutt Plow Co warehouse

Mackenzie Avenue intersects

CNR Yards

Columbia Avenue intersects Vermilion Avenue intersects

1149 Cameron Kenneth W farmer

1151 Vacant

1153 Orr Harry F clerk

lib? Orr Kennedy H mason

Nelson Avenue intersects Churchill Avenue intersects West Side 232 Burke George N 240 King Samuel 250 Bidwill Wm E 258 Harwood Herbert A 270 Willis C W

278 Kenwood John real estate agt 298 Brown Oliver M

Hardisty Avenue intersects 338 Darby Charles E 350 Knight Richard H 386 Perrie J tax commissioner 394 Boucher O James

McKay Avenue Intersects 406 Magoon Herbert Alton architect* 414 Cowan Hector barrister 428 MacDonald Dr. J P 436 McKenney Henry W (M P P)

44G MacKenzie John customs officer 458 Lee John E clerk 478 Lunn John T

Victoria Avenue intersects 514 Hutchings Agnes boarding house 516 Dunlop J J clerk 520 Engel P C 522 Davies Thomas 528 Bradburn Robert 530 Thom James M secretary 638 Huff James W contractor 540 Huff Grading Co Ltd (office)

S EDMONTON Eleventh

I 650 Wilson George ' Armoury A Squadron AMR

i Jasper Avenue Intersects

618 Maguire James J agt • 628 McNaughton James 632 Prest James ! 636 Velett L J ; 642 Gregg Leonard A 1 648 Lancey Alfred C l 654 Alley Frank 1 656 McAfee Daniel contractor 658 Ross James

Athabasca Avenue intersects 714 Kirk John M 728 Cannell William contractor 740 McLean Frederick A engineer 742 McLeod W A mgr 758 Pollard A James shipper 768 Southwick Philip S 786 Hastings John G

Peace Avenue intersects 804 Bowman Charles B manager 838 Oddy Benjamin 846 Capital Stone Works 856 Imperial Foundry Co Ltd MacKenzie Avenue intersects CNR Yard Intersects Columbia Avenue intersects 922 Hutchson Hugh 612 Hay William carpenter

Vermilion Avenue intersects 1166 Thornton J W clerk 1174 Ledgard Edward stone cutter 1178 Last William carpenter

Nelson Avenue Intersects 1286 Blair Robert carpenter

Churchill Avenue intersects Hudson Bay Reserve here

ELEVENTH STREET Runs North from Saskatchewan Avs.

East Side 209 Llvock W T 225 Anderson Mrs Katherine 249 Barrow Dr V E 265 Davies Daniel merchant 279 Lynn Lambert eng 295 Ross John insptr

Hardisty Avenue intersects 305 Blackburn Thomas A agt 315 Bishop Edward T barrister 321 Lloyd-Young Henry manager 329 Browning Charles W insptr 335 Bodard Alcide

McCLARY’S HARDWARE

Builders’ Materials, Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Stains

Phone 2112 - - 419 NAMAYO AVENUE

R. W. MAYHEW & CO. R“ALNES™

Imperial Bank Bldg. Phone 4513 I NSURANCE

Eleventh

CITY DIRECTORY 1911 El.zabeth 129

337 Demese Phillip

McKay Avenue intersects Victoria Avenue intersects 523 Bartley David H

Lambert Aquila carpenter 529 Boyer George 539 Levesque Louis fruiterer 539% Bore Frank cashier 541 Dunn Dr. D J 543 Hunter Pricilla 555 Dow William plumber 557 Newton Wm

Jasper Avenue Intersects Athabasca Avenue intersects Peace Avenue intersects CNR Track intersects Mackenzie Avenue intersects Columbia Avenue intersects 857 Crabb Walter 1054 Bannard Henry 1059 Vacqnt

1062 Gisborne George D elk

Vermilion Avenue intersects 1152 Kew John L 1174 McDiarmid Gilbert J

Nelson Avenue Intersects

1254 Fist George

1255 Herring Hans

Churchill Avenue Intersects Hudson’s Bay Reserve West Side

224 Vacant

230 Mullin Phillip J j

236 May Mrs HR

258 Fraser John W of Fraser Lbr Co !

272 Robertson Harry H barr j

294 Ellis John M

296 Vacant. I

298 Mitchell Andrew

Hardisty Avenue intersects j

Misericordia Hospital |

McKay Avenue intersects I

Victoria Avenue intersects |

Jasper Avenue intersects ]

Brunswick- Balke - Collender Co] (warehouse)

Athabasca Avenue intersects |

706 Cameron Wilfred blacksmith |

Peace Avenue intersects CNR Tracks intersect j

Mackenzie Avenue intersects Vermilion Avenue Intersects Nelson Avenue intersects Churchill Avenue intersects |

Hudson’s Bay Reserve I

ELGIN STREET

From Jasper Avenue East runs North to Shaftsbury Avenue.

ELIZABETH STREET

From First Street opposite King Edward Hotel runs East.

North Side

4 Best Sarah M 10 Whalen Mrs Rose

Howard Avenue intersects 104 Connelly Mrs K 114 Maxwell Wm J tinsmith 118 Berney Wm A painter 120 McCowan James W cond 122 McColl John S trav 128 Goad A H real estate 136 Shunks Fred S

McDougall Avenue Intersects 210 Shaver Wm 226 Vacant 228 Vacant

238 Market Livery Feed & Sale Stables

238 Shearer Dr (V S)

242 Faulds George auctioneer 264 Montreal Market Store 266 Abbott & Smart 268 McGarry Patrick J 270 Krankenhagen Wm 272 Alberta Herald Office 274 Abbott & Smart storage

Queens Avenue intersects Fraser Avenue intersects Namayo Avenue intersects 502 Cushing Bros Co Ltd lbr 552 Barnett Weland carp 558 Stewart Jacob

Kinistino Avenue intersects 608 Edelweiss Club 614 Pinchback F W mattress mkr 620 Bowers Wm O 624 Thomas Wm B 654 Neher Henry R tmstr 660 Edmonton Bottling Works t>72 McHugh Henry 686 Johnson Mrs M

Jasper Avenue E here South Side 3 Fraser John 7 Vacant

27 Gallagher Mrs Annie 29 Edmonton Driving Club

Howard Street intersects

Imperial Investment Company

Realty Brokers and Financial Agents

PHONE 4652 ... 64 JASPER AVE. EAST

MclNNIS LUMBER CO ■ East

LIMITED — - PHONE 2139

130 Elm HENDERSON’S EDMONTON Fifteenth

107 Clarke Ida 113 Hollingsworth Nicholas 117 Morrison Wesley R 125 Evans Samuel bkpr 131 Driscoll Joseph court elk 143 Ripley Edward

McDougall Avenue intersect*

City warehouse

Hay market here '

Queens Avenue intersects Fraser Avenue intersects Namayo Avenue intersects !

537 Vacant I

549 Davidson P J |

Kinistino Avenue intersects I

613 Schafer Joe lab :

617 Sturgeon Wm H driver 1

619 Burns Joseph lab |

627 Evans Edward contr 631 McNaughton Peter contractor 639 Bennett James A !

641 Symes Henry elk !

647 Ginter Wm driller I

653 Wilson Thomas H lab I

Jasper Avenue E here

ELM AVENUE j

From First Street runs East (Nor- I wood)

CNR intersects

FIFTEENTH STREET j

From McKay Avenue running North East Side

415 Coward S H mgr |

463 Hodge Mary i

465 Revell Daniel G physician ]

475 Protheroe Edward Ins agt I

Victoria Avenue intersects ,

517 Bowker E C mgr 523 Cameron J A C forest ranger 529 Sinclair Mungo :

539 Beals Colin B implt and carriage 1 works !

547 Nagle E fur trader 1

Jasper Avenue intersects !

619 Webb Martin W shoemkr 621 Hal Charles grocer 623 Johnson John eng 627 Paul Robert B liveryman 629 Husel Rollan real estate ;

637 .Steel Albert lab I

641 Macleod A E 651 Porteous Hector A contr

657 McKinnell Robert W real estate Athabasca Avenue intersects

701 Grice Absalom retired 707 McCausland James 721 Hall James R buyer 731 Nix —

733 Power Wm J mach opr 743 Vacant 747 Vacant

Peace Avenue intersects

847 Vacant

849 Gtlmurray Dennis J real estate 865 Moody John fruit mercht

Mackenzie Avenue Intersects Columbia Avenue intersects Vermilion Avenue intersects Nelson Avenue intersects Churchill Avenue intersects Hudson Bay Reserve West Side

436 LaKey Charles J sec Amer Can Oil Co

448 Mackie Arthur lawyer 458 Hirston Mrs Marian 466 Barnes R Percy architect 476 Armstrong Gordon contr 490 Richardson Wm J real estate Victoria Avenue intersects 510 Porter Frederick A night watch¬ man

514 Ross Benjamin P govt office 520 Dickens Ambrose H 526 Hyndman Charles A coal dealer 532 Dobell Edward C coal dealer 536 Inglis Mary (wid W A)

540 Chalmers John eng

544 Smart Alexander S feed store

550 Morniault Felix R

Jasper Avenue Intersects 618 Madore Louis lawyer 620 Denis Alfred merchant 624 Brown Wm F carp 628 Henning Walter traveller 632 Trant Walter H mail clerk 648 Umbaoh Philip salesman C50 Otto Wm John tourist guide 652 Vacant

654 (rear) Thing Mrs Hannah

658 Young Campbell

660 Bushell Wm blksmith 662 Auld Edwin real estate

Athabasca Avenue intersects 726 Hegler Herbert S real estate 736 Vacant

HumberstoneCoal Co.

Phone 2248 214 Jasper Ave. E.

G. F. WATCHER “K»l

HMUFICTURIN6 JEWELER, WATCHMAKER ani OPTICIAN

Fifth

CITY DIRECTORY 1911 Fifth 131

754 Vacant

774 MacKay Wm C manager 778 Shera John W traveller 788 Leggett C W

796 Wrigglesworth David D collector Peace Avenue intersects 826 McChesney Wm B 860 Glanville James grocer 864 Esch Adam mgr Young & Co 876 Fisher Jane steno 880 Stinmell Amer auctioneer CNR track intersects Mackenzie Avenue intersects Columbia Avenue intersects Vermilion Avenue intersects Nelson Avenue intersects Churchill Avenue intersects Hudson Bay Reserve

FIFTH STREET |

From Saskatchewan River running ' North

East Side

McLeod Avenue intersects j

Calgary Avenue intersects

153 Hendry Wm A elect eng 163 Morris Mrs Eliza (wid J W) Saskatchewan Avenue intersects 215 Case W J merchant 227 McLean Neil blksmith j

235 Snashaii A plasterer 245 McMillan James plasterer I

255 Todd Robert carp 265 Morton Samuel merchant I

275 Gurton N

285 Smith F B eng 1

295 Vacant

Hardisty Avenue intersects |

315 Woods Sydney It lawyer I

McKay Avenue intersects I

417 Taylor H C judge 417 (rear) Main James janitor 451 Parleo H 11 barrister |

469 Beck W D judge j

493 Kinnaird George J accountant

Victoria Avenue intersects i

509 Roy George registrar I

513 Royal J clerk l

523 Lambert Louis J A prop 537 Condell Wm N (M D)

547 Arsenault Louis real estate I

549 Brinkman Ester (wid W J) j

Jasper Avenue intersects 615 MeCoppen & Lambert undertakers j

615a MeCoppen S J of MeCoppen & Lambert

617 Peters Edward Co 619 Hutton Upholstering Co 619 Hutton J M of Hutton Upholster¬ ing Co

625 Keogh Joseph M boarding house

029 Duplessis Rapheal

631 Springer Gotthold boarding house

633 Poucher W B contr

635 Poucher William B mach

641 Green George A mfr

645 Vacant

651 Carmichael A C mgr 653 Barnes F G boarding house 655 Buchanan H J frt agt

Athabasca Ave intersects 703 Feurt John F salesman 709 Griffiths Wm R supt telephone 717 McLeod Christopher A retired 745 Shaw H V cigar mkr 753 Ironside W N ret 763 Baum Fred B traveller 765 Gillespie William L mgr 767 Low Melbourne mgr 771 Low Melbourne Produce Co 775 McDonald A bkpr 785 Parslow George mgr 793 Blako Wm

Peace Avenue intersects 827 Duke Mary (wid John)

837 Montgomery John G mgr 847 liart William elk 875 Bentley Noah contr 885 Dupless's Lewis L merchant 899 Great West Cartage Co

Mackenzie Avenue intersects CNR intersects Columbia Avenue intersects Vermilion Avenue intersects Vacant

1125 Stevenson Wm S

1139 Donavan Miss E

1147 Van Buskirk James O

1157 Cook J C carp

1177 Davidson Richard retired

1187 Brown John carp

Nelson Avenue Intersects 1245 Barbour William carp 1253 Halstenson Anson tmstr 1257 Lamb Stewart

Churchill Avenue intersects Hudson Bay Reserve Albert Avenue intersects

R. N. FRITH & CO. Insurance

PHONE 1769 - 637 FIRST STREET Agents

YORK & McNAMARA

Real Estate and Financial Agents Half Breed and Veteran Scrip for Sala

Phones 1850 and 2313 _ 44 Jasper Ave. West

Cleave Avenue intersects Spadina Avenue intersects Westminster Avenue intersects .<oodward Avenue intersects Delesare Avenue intersects Harriet Avenue intersects Waterloo Avenue Intersects Inkerman Avenue intersects G T P R intersects Brandon Avenue intersects West Side

McLeod Avenue Intersects

96 Morris John real estate

Calgary Avenue Intersects 150 Hyslop James 158 Horwood J E eng 176 Vacant 182 Douglas Roy 192 Robertson John D

Saskatchewan Avenue Intersects 208 Thomas G H prop 216 Covey Benjamin carp 218 Scott A M 228 Case Colin mgr 236 Wilson Wm 248 Jarron Edwin 256 Chisholm Ronald A 268 Rurrell Harold P eng 27G Hart W J mgr Boston Clothing Co 296 Vacant

Hardisty Avenue intersects

340 Hardisty Richard G 394 Secord R’chard of McDougall & Secord

McKay Avenue intersects

410 McKay William phys 446 Kirkpatrick G R 468 Macdonald J K barrister 482 Lessard P E merchant

Victoria Avenue intersects 516 MacDonald D W druggist 522 Gilmer George retired 528 Lines John 530 Tumulty Annie M 536 Johnston Agnes (wid James)

538 Reed E S elk 540 Lambert Philip 6«6 Laurendeau Athanase mgr 560 Kelly Joseph

Jasper Avenue intersects 620 Imperial Stables 630 Wadleigh Sarah L 638 Park John phys 640 Walsh Mrs Jeannie (wld C A)

| 642 Lewis Ida M (wld C T)

| 646 Files Virginia C (wid J M)

1 650 Palmer Edward G I 654 Brennard James | 660 Marshall Charles C auditor i G62 King Charles ! 664 McClellan Wm lumber dir I 666 Ferguson Royden C elk ! Athabasca Avenue intersects ! 708 Dawson H J barrister 720 Nivin Henry G clerk I 728 Capital Boarding House , 734 Graham James retired | 744 Harken Joseph C 748 Vacant I 760 Morris Ed C ' 764 Darling Hiram dentist 772 Webb Canon George II ! 778 Wood Eustace

Peace Avenue Intersects 1 810 Ferris W D phys 1 818 Bolton S Edward

■ 828 Hairis Percival

| 840 Hussey Frank carriage painter | 846 Maekoy Duncan real estate 858 Stanton George H foreman | 868 New Home Boarding House

■ 874 Morritt Wm

| 880 Cunn'ngham George | Mackenzie Avenue intersects I Columbia Avenue intersects

! 1032 Foley P C carp 1036 Room W A brakeman | 1042 Berry Adelbert rancher 1048 Heron John W barber

Vermilion Avenue intersects j 1138 Gullie Mrs J J I 1140 Logan Mrs Robert 1 1158 McCalluin W eng | 1108 Carnagie C. tmstr , 1176 Sheddon James H 1191 Breckewridge Gavan ] Nelson Avenue intersects

1216 Patterson Frederick J ' 1258 Johnston B M carp 1264 Morgan John II carp ! 1274 Redge Charles H bricklayer 1284 Reid Peter F warehouseman , 1288 Morgan Henry G lab j 1292 Scott George

Churchill Avenue intersects i Hudson Bay Reserve here

i Alberta Avenue intersects

j Cleave Avenue intersects

E. B. WILLIAMS

McDOUGALL COURT

BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR

The Western Hospital and Accident Insurance Go. Ltd.

HEALTH, ACCIDENT i HOSPITAL IHSURANCE

Hoad Office -Heiminck Block 52 Jasper Avo., West Phone 1771

PROTECT YOUR EARNING3

First

CITY DIRECTORY 1911 First 133

Spadina Avenue intersects I

Westminster Avenue intersects j

Woodward Avenue intersects Delesare Avenue intersects I

Harriet Avenue intersects I

Waterloo Avenue intersects Inkerman Avenue intersects |

G T P R intersects Brandon Avenue intersects I

FIRST STREET j

From Saskatchewan River runs I North I

East Side |

Walter John Ltd saw mill I

04 Daynes Alfred cooper I

016 Occupied I

Wall Street begins |

022 Townsend Edwin gardener 030 Shewell Ernest W mail elk 044 Lake Win caretkr 048 Holmes Herbert miner 052 Loehionen Dvan lab 056 Martin Lisoc lab 058 Wright L A clerk

McLeod Avenue intersects 3 Watt Joseph teamster 9 Houlahan James i

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