Prspsrty
2
SPECIAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
The Administration and Trust Company
HEAD OFFICE - MONTREAL
Capital Subscribed - $500,000
Authorized to Act as
Financial Agent, Executor, Administrator, Trustee, Insurance, Rentals, Real Estate
General Agents for:
The Local Government Guarantee Society Ltd.
National Liverpool Insurance Company General Fire Insurance Company, of Paris
Local Agents for :
London & Lancashire Guarantee & Accident Company of Canada Royal Exchange Assurance of London, England
A. WYNNE EVANS, Provincial Manager
563
Provincial Offices:
Credit-Foncier Bldg. Phone 4041
SPECIAL, ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
3
Anderson, Lunney
and Company Limited
Real Estate, Investments Loans and Rentals
INSURANCE
of Every Description
Representing the following Companies:
Atlas Assurance Company, Limited, of London, England Canada Accident & Fire Assurance Company
General Accident, Fire & Life Assurance Corporation Ltd., of Perth, Scotland
General Casualty Insurance Company, of Paris, France Hartford Livestock Insurance Company Montreal Life Assurance Company North American Life Assurance Company
North British & Mercantile Insurance Company Limited, of London and Edinburgh
Occidental Fire Insurance Company, of Winnipeg, Man.
Scottish Union & National Insurance Company, of Edinburgh, Scot.
WESTMAN CHAMBERS
1791 Rose Street Phone 22637
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SPECIAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
0Jie
Toronto GeneralTrusts
Corporation
“Canada’s Oldest Trust Company”
THOMAS BRADSHAW, President W. O. WATSON, General Manager
Regina Branch Advisory Board: COX,. J. A. CROSS, K.C., Chairman F. N. DARKS
W. D. McINTYRE (Moose Jaw)
Capital Paid Up ...
Reserve Fund - Assets Exceed ...
$3,000,000
$1,500,000
$235,000,000
HEAD OFFICE
TORONTO
Branches: Montreal, Ottawa, Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Regina, Calgary, Vancouver, Windsor
Acts as
Executors, Administrators, Trustees Guardians, Transfer Agents Registrars, Rental Agents
Estates and Properties Managed
2% Paid on Savings Deposits
Money to Loan
Oh Improved City and Farm Properties at Current Rates
Ask about our Guaranteed Investment Certificates Correspondence and enquiries invited respecting Wills and Trusts
Regina Branch: 1862 Scarth Street
A. B. IMRIE, Manager
More than
ninety per cent, of all advertising mediums are discarded before they’re a year old
After the new ones come out your advertisement in the di¬ rectory is still good, for old directories are seldom dis¬ carded while they hold to¬ gether. Years later many of these directories will still be in active use. Your advertise¬ ment is still in service
Do you want LONG-LIVED advertising?
Henderson Directories Limited, 279 Garry Street, Winnipeg
SPECIAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
The
J. H. Ashdown Hardware Go.
Limited
Wholesale Hardware and Blacksmith Supplies
Stoves, Ranges and Furnaces, Sporting Goods Auto Accessories, Plumbing and Heating, Radio Supplies and Frigidaire
H. A. B'ESTALL, Manager
Cor. Seventh Ave. & Smith St. Phone 93 131
Rogers Machine Works Ltd.
Rebabbitting of All Types of Bearings
Crankshafts Trued Up
Cylinder Grinding on Heald Grinders — Cylinder Boring on latest model Van Norman High Speed Boring Machine — General Machine Work
1934 Broad Street Phone 5812
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To put information about your business where people will see it, IS RIGHT HERE.
Henderson Directories
LIMITED
SPECIAL, ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
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The Albert Olson Co. Ltd.
Equipment Distributors
Caterpillar Tractors
Caterpillar (HOLT) Combined Harvesters Caterpillar (Russell) Road Equipment
La Plante Choate Equipment Lenhart Dump Wagons Pioneer Gravel Equipment Pedlar’s Corrugated Culverts John Bull Binder Twine Contractors’ Supplies
Phone 93 161
1148-1150 Osier Street, Regina, Sask.
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of
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Directories of Western Canada
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Business
Insurance
The Classified Section of the City Directory insures your business against the loss of a prospective cus¬ tomer who finds only your competitor listed under headings covering your business
Make yourself easy to find
SPECIAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
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Walter M. Logan, Limited
Successors to Frank R. Logan & Co. Ltd.
WALTER M. LOGAN, Manager
Insurance Financial Brokers
Farm Lands City Property
Representing the following Companies:
Acadia Fire Insurance Company, The, of Halifax, N. S.
American Alliance Insurance Company
American Central Insurance Company, of St. Louis, Mo.
Boiler Inspection and Insurance Company of Canada
British General Insurance Company Limited
Canadian Surety Company, The, of Toronto, Canada
General Casualty Insurance Company, The
General Discounts, Limited
Globe Indemnity Company of Canada, The
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, of Hartford, Conn.
London & Provincial Marine & General Insurance Company Limited
National Provincial Insurance Company, Limited, of London, Eng.
Patriotic Assurance Company, Limited
Phenix Fire Insurance Company, The
Phoenix Assurance Company, Limited
Royal Exchange Assurance
Sun Insurance Office
Local Agency Companies:
Car & General Insurance Corporation Limited (Fire) (Auto)
First American Fire Insurance Company (Fire) (Tornado)
Michigan Fire & Marine Insurance Company (Fire) (Tornado)
Edinburgh Underwriters Agency (Fire)
Scottish Union & National Insurance Company (Auto)
General Accident Assurance Company of Canada (Auto) (Casualty) Philadelphia Fire & Marine Insurance Company (Fire)
Union Assurance Society Limited (Casualty)
Union Insurance Society of Canton, Limited (Casualty)
General Agents
CASUALTY ‘DEPARTMENT
General Casualty Insurance Company (The) Phoenix Assurance Company, Limited Royal Exchange Assurance
HAIL DEPARTMENT
General Casualty Insurance Company (The) Hartford Fire Insurance Company
FIRE AND TORNADO DEPARTMENTS
The Acadia Fire Insurance Company
FIRE AND AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENTS
British General Insurance Company Limited Patriotic Assurance Company, Limited Phenix Fire Insurance Company (The)
Care and Management of Property for Residents or Non-Residents
Phones 22 631 - 22 632
26-27 Canada Life Building
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SPECIAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
A. T. Brown & Co. Ltd.
Successors to R. S. Patton Limited
Insurance Service
v .
Hail, Fire, Automobile, Accident, Liability, Tornado
Money to Loan
Representing the following Companies :
British America Assurance Company (Fire and Casualty) Canada Security Assurance Company (Fire)
Niagara Detroit Underwriters (Fire and Tornado)
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, Ltd. (Casualty) Travelers Insurance Company
GENERAL AGENTS
Hail Department
CANADA SECURITY ASSURANCE COMPANY NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
58 Canada Life Bldg. Phone 7775
Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.
HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO
Insurance in Force - - - $519,956,595
Assets (Dec. 31st, 1935) - - $133,824,000
B. C. PORTER, Branch Manager, Phone 4857 J. D. BRODRICK, Cashier
C. S. CHAPMAN, Provincial Manager Investment Department, Phone 5343 C. L. GALBRAITH, Accountant Investment Department
300-310 Broder Building 1811 Rose Street, Regina
The Directory is the Common Intermediary between
Buyer and Seller
SPECIAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
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Poole Construction Cnmpany
Limited
REGINA - EDMONTON
General Contractors and Engineers
1400-1412 Hamilton St. Phone 93 366
Corner Eighth Avenue
Established 1882 Incorporated 1901
G. F. Stephens & Co. Limited
Paint and Varnish Makers
Jobbers of Glass, Brushes and Oils
Manufacturers of
“SILKSTONE” and WA-KO-VER Paint and Enamels
1750 Lome Street Phone 6297
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SPECIAL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
Canada Permanent
Mortgage Corporation
Head Office - Toronto
Established 1855
President: F. GORDON OSLER
Joint General Managers: CHAS. S. ROBERTSON and JOHN A ROWLAND, K.C.
Capital Paid Up - -- -- -- - $7,000,000.00
Reserve Fund - -- -- -- - $5,000,000.00
Assets Over - -- -- -- -- $69,000,000.00
A Deposit Account can be started with One Dollar. Interest paid on Deposits half-yearly
Debentures Issued
In sums of $100 and upwards. For terms of one or more years.
Interest paid half-yearly. Computed from the date money is received.
These Debentures are a LEGAL INVESTMENT FOR TRUST FUNDS, and offer the smalLinvestor an opportunity to invest his money profitably and without risk.
Regina Branch: 1778 SCARTH ST. W. Ross MacKenzie, Acting Manager
TheCanadaPermanentTrustCompany
Head Office
Toronto
President: F. GORDON OSLER ( (
First Vice-President and General Manager: JOHN A. ROWLAND, K.C.
Paid-Up Capital
$1,000,000.00
This Company is prepared to accept and execute trusts of every description, to act as Executor, Trustee, Administrator, Liquidator, Financial . Agent, Guardian, Curator, or Committee of Lunatics, Registrar, Transfer Agent, Licensed Trustee under The Bankruptcy Act, etc.
Full information will be furnished on communicating with
* ,
A. G. STYLES, Manager
SASKATCHEWAN BRANCH:
1776 Scarth Street
Regina
Henderson’s
Greater
REGINA
Directory
1936
COMPRISING A COMPLETE STREET AND AVENUE GUIDE AND DIRECTORY OF HOUSEHOLDERS OF THE CITY AND ADJOINING DISTRICTS, AN ALPHABETI¬ CALLY ARRANGED LIST OF BUSINESS HOUSES, PROFESSIONAL MEN AND PRIVATE CITI¬ ZENS AND
A Complete
Classified Business Directory
and Buyers’ Guide
MEMBER OF
Volume XXIX
Price $12.00
Compiled and Published by
Henderson Directories Limited
Regina and Winnipeg
Copyright, Canada, 1936, by Henderson Directories Limited, 279 Garry St., Winnipeg
Contents
Page
Abbreviations . 96
Alphabetical Directory . 213
Benevolent and Fraternal Societies . 84
Blocks, Buildings and Apartments . 90
Churches and Places of Worship . 82
Civic Administration . 74
Classified Business Directory . 573
Club and Associations . 589
Colleges and Schools . 80
Dominion Government . 295
Educational Information . 79
Hospitals and Homes . 611
Introductory . 67
Miscellaneous Information . 84
Miscellaneous Section . 65
Provincial Government . 87
Rural Municipality of North Regina . 86
Rural Municipality of Sherwood . .. . 86
Service Clubs . 86
Street Directory . 97
University of Saskatchewan . 81
PUBLISHERS’ NOTE
The information in this directory is gathered by an actual house to house canvass, and is compiled in a way to insure maximum accuracy.
The Publishers cannot and do not guarantee the correctness of all information furnished them nor the complete absence of errors and omis¬ sions, hence no responsibility for same can be or is assumed.
The Publishers earnestly request the bringing to their attention of any inaccuracy so that it may be corrected in the next Directory.
HENDERSON DIRECTORIES, LIMITED PUBLISHERS
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Introductory
The present volume constitutes the 1936 edition of Henderson’s Directory of Regina. The work embodies a complete epitome of the civic, commercial, social and industrial interests and activities of the municipality. It is a modern Directory in all its parts and includes all the essential features which have been proven so satisfactory to our patrons in previous issues; these have been retained and amplified, and improvements have been added as suggested by experience in order to add to the value and usefulness of the Directory, thus fully meeting the requirements of patrons; the approbation and continued patronage accorded the work are constant incentives to better service.
The publication has had the benefit and advantage of the complete organiza¬ tion and resources of the publishers, and of the skill and experience of their corps of enumerators and compilers added to the courteous co-operation of citizens, in the production of the volume.
THU DEPARTMENT OF MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
THE DEPARTMENT OF MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION is included in pages 65 to 96 and contains data concerning City, Provincial and Federal Gov¬ ernment offices, commercial organizations, cemeteries, churches (denominational and miscellaneous), colleges and schools, hospitals, homes and asylums, building exchange and associations, institutes and societies, libraries, military organizations, public schools, secret societies, etc.
THE STREET AND AVENUE GUIDE
THE STREET AND AVENUE GUIDE is embraced in pages 97 to 212; in this feature the names of all streets and avenues are arranged alphabetically and numerically, giving the location, number on the street and showing the occupant.
The intersecting Streets are shown in the order that they come.
+■ Denotes that the tenant of the house is the owner.
Denotes that there is a telephone in the house.
THE ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY
THE ALPHABETICAL LIST OF NAMES of citizens, business firms and corporations covers pages 213 to 572.
THE CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY
THE CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY occupies pages 573 to 660, and exhibits the various manufacturing, mercantile and professional names, compiled under headings appropriate to the class of industry or profession followed.
ADVERTISING REGINA
An important function of the Directory is to set forth the characteristics and advantages of the city as a place of residence, as a business location, as an indus¬ trial site, and as an educational centre. The Directory acts as a mirror, reflecting all that is noteworthy in the city in the above respects. In order to spread this information regarding the city broadcast over the country, the publishers have placed copies of this issue of the Directory in the directory libraries, where they are readily available for reference use by the public. There they serve as per¬ petual advertisements of Regina, for business men the country over realize that the City Directory represents the community as it really is.
The publishers take this opportunity of thanking the citizens for valuable assistance rendered in the way of furnishing information concerning themselves, their friends and their business interests for this Directory, and also the public- spirited and progressive business and professional men for support given in the way of patronage.
Respectfully, The Publishers
HENDERSON DIRECTORIES LIMITED.
August 28, 1936.
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CALENDAR 1935
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JANUARY
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City of Regina
Regina, Capital of the Province of Saskatchewan, is situated 357 miles west of Winnipeg on the Canadian Pacific Railway .main transcontinental line and in the exact centre of population for Western Canada. Incorporated as a city in A'90'3, with a population of /3,000, Regina has grown solidly and steadily until recognized today as the fourteenth city in size in .the Dominion of Canada.
The City was named as the first train arrived at '9 -o’clock, August .213, 1-8(82, "by Princess 'Louise, -Duchess of Argyle, wife of the then Governor General of Canada, in honor of Queen Victoria.
The first settlers of the district arrived in May, 1882, and subsequently a canvas town sprang up where the trestle bridge carries the main track of the C.P.R. across Wascana Creek, about a mile west of the centre of the City.
The selection of the townsite of Regina was arranged jointly by the Government and the C.P.R. Company. Early ,in 18:8#' an officer of the North West Mounted Police was sent to select a suitable place for the headquarters of the force, which had previously been at Winnipeg. 'On his return the lands at present occupied by the barracks were selected.
At this time an agreement had been completed between the Dominion Government and the Railway Company to enter into partnership regarding certain townsites, one of which was to be the seat of Government for the North-West Territories. Acting under this agreeiment the General 'Manager of the Railway Company, then W. 'C. Van Horne, and Mr. Dewdney, the Governor of the Terri¬ tories, selected four sections, viz: 19 and 30, township 17, range 19, and 24 and i2'5, township >17, range 20, west of the second meridian, to constitute the Townsite of Regina. These selections were subsequently vested in Messrs. Osier, Scarth, Smith and Angus, trustees to administer and divide the net proceeds between the [Federal Government and the Railway Company.
The arrangement for the control of the townsite by the Townsite Trustees was terminated by Order in ’Council of 29th December, 1900, and by further Order in 'Council of 6th April, 190#, the granting to the Municipality of the lots in the Townsite which had reverted to the Crown was authorized.
Up to March 7, 1883, when the Roundhouse was burned, Regina had been a Divisional 'Point on the C. P. R., but after that date the headquarters of the Division was removed to Moose Jaw.
By Order in Council, 27th March, 1883, the Town of Regina was declared to be the seat of Government of the North-West Territories in place of Battleford.
In the Spring of 1883, the first school was opened in the town. The original Dominion Lands Office, a low frame building, was brought up on a flat car from Troy (afterwards called Qu’Appelle) and placed at the corner of Broad Street and Victoria Avenue.
A public meeting was held in April, 18'83, to discuss the matter of the site of the proposed post office, the site finally selected being on Victoria Avenue.
On May 13, l'S##, Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. Dewdney arrived to take up residence in Regina. 'They were met on arrival by a large number of citizens, and Hi.s Honour was presented with an address.
Regina was made a Money Order Point on July 1, 1883. A public meeting was held and a citizens' committee formed to carry on the business of the town. Mr. John Secord, ’Barrister, was appointed secretary, and Sub-Committees were appointed on Finance, Sanitation, Fire and Water and Miscellaneous Affairs. A committee was also appointed to draft a charter of incorporation, and the Finance Committee were instructed to collect $2,0-00 by public subscription for public works.
•Elections for the North-West Council were held in August, 18i83-. Mr. William White was selected for the Regina district. The Fifth Council of the North-West Territories was opened by Lieutenant Governor Dewdney on August '22-, 1883. A bill entitled, “An Ordinance Respecting Municipalities,’’ was introduced in the North-West Council on September 12, 1883, and a public meeting of citizens was callled to discuss the matter of incorporation.
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In October, l-8'8'3, a lot on Eleventh Avenue, near Rose Street, was .sold for $27'5. lAt this time farm lands in the vicinity of the City were worth about $5 per acre.
On Monday, October 8, the Civic Council met and took final steps to comply with the 'Ordinance to provide Municipal Government. The Government Buildings, Council Chambers and Indian Office on Dewdney Avenue were completed in October. The first telephones, privately owned, were introduced into the town at this time.
Up to -December, 1883, Regina had two chartered banks, the (Bank of Montreal and the Merchants Bank. It was found, however, that there was not enough business for two banks, and the Merchants Bank was therefore withdrawn.
Nominations for the first Municipal Elections took place on January 3, 11884. Two hundred and thirteen votes were po'Jled, and the following were elected: J. W. ISimith, J. A. Kerr, J. D. jSibbald, James Hambley, Daniel Mowat, W. H. Gibbs and D. L. 'Scott, the last named, who later became Judge of the Supreme Court of Alberta, being the first mayor.
IRegina was incorporated as a City on June 1,9, 1908, under Chapter 28 of the Ordinance of the North-West Territories, 1908-4, and became the Capital and Seat of 'Government of the Province of Saskatchewan.
The Parliament Buildings, the erection of which was commenced in the fall of 1908, stands in its own grounds of about 160 acres south of Wascana Uake and within the City 'Limits. It has been .said that there are no 'Parliament Build¬ ings more dignified or better adapted to the needs of legislative work than those of the Saskatchewan Capital.
CITY GOVERNMENT
The Government of the City is vested in a Council. It is what is regarded as a modified form of Commission Government with the Council as the Legislative body, and the City Commissioners as the Executive. The powers of both are com¬ bined in “The City Act.” The Council consists of the Mayor and ten Aldermen. The Council is elected by wards. The mayor is elected annually, while the Aider- men hold office for two years. The mayor and the members of the Collegiate Institute, Public and (Separate School Boards are elected at the same time by a vote of the city at large.
FINANCIAL CENTRE
Regina is unquestionably the financial centre of the province and its develop¬ ment in this respect is remarkable. Seven of the leading Canadian Chartered Banks have eleven branches in the city. The Bank Clearing House Association was established and commenced business October 1, 1909. In 1938 Bank Debits were $558,047,000.
A very large volume of business is transacted in the purchase and sale of bonds and debentures of the municipalities and school districts of Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, the City being the headquarters of Western Canada for this class of business. As an indication of this it may be said that the authorization granted by the Local Government Board for the issue of Municipal, School and Rural Telephone Debentures in Saskatchewan alone for T'93'0 amounted to $5,9T4,li9'2<.30.
RAILWAY CENTRE
Fourteen rail lines radiate in alll directions from the city, serving '640 towns and villages in the main trading- area over 4,303 miles of trackage. Freight and express shipments from the city can reach practically every point in Western Canada in twenty-four hours.
DISTRIBUTING POINT
Regina offers unrivalled facilities for the distribution of merchandise through¬ out Western Canada. The city is the largest distributing centre of farm machinery in the world, business in this line having reached $36, 000,04)0 in the year. (187 wholesale concerns are situated in the city’s industrial area.
MUNICIPALLY OWNED INDUSTRIAL SITES
Regina occupies a unique advantage for industrial development in that it owns a large portion of its original townsite, 300 acres of which have been set aside for a model industrial area. This property is only three blocks from the downtown business and financial section and is exclusively reserved for whole¬ sale and manufacturing premises. The area is paved, and the property is served
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with spur trackage, sewer, water, power, walks and street railway. Its freight depots and unloading platforms are convenient to the entire area, while still about six miles of .spur track frontage is available. .Such control by the city prohibits speculation with industrial site property. Located in the city are 84 industries, 187 wholesale businesses and 706 principal retail and service establishments.
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP
The -City owns its own street railway, light and power and water systems. The number of passengers carried on the street railway during 11931 was 4.1141J29131 and earnings $ 2*4*9, 5>5 1.1*3. Earnings of the Power Plant were $.1, 76.0, 6.8*6 net and of the Waterworks for 193® $376,5-9*9.31.
Regina has an abundant supply of water for all purposes which possesses the distinctive feature of being the coldest supply at source of any on the North American Continent.
CENTRE OF GRAIN GROWING AREA
-Surrounding Regina is the finest grain growing district in the world. Sask¬ atchewan is the greatest grain growing province in the Dominion and produces annually one half of the Canadian hard wheat crop. As producer of quality hard wheat Saskatchewan leads the world, having won the world’s prize eleven times during the past sixteen years.
SASKATCHEWAN WHEAT POOL
The Saskatchewan Wheat Pool has been in existence nine years, the required sign-up of fifty per cent of the provincial wheat acreage having been secured on June 26, 1924, with 46,509 contracts. There are now in excess of 83,000 members. The head office of this farmers’ co-operative organization, the official title of which is Saskatchewan Co-operative Wheat Producers Limited, is at Regina.
During the first seven years of operations a total of over 737 million bushels of wheat was marketed directly through the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool. At the beginning of the 19'3'l-*32 crop season, however, a modification in Pool policy came into effect as approved by the elected delegates, who recognized the imperative need of growers for a maximum amount of immediate cash for their grain in view of critically low prices for all agricultural produce. By this new policy, each Pool member was given the privilege of deciding the method by which he wished his grain marketed, so that he could either deliver to a season pool for wheat as in previous years, or secure the open market price.
The agricultural crisis continuing, this policy remained in effect throughout the last 1932-33 crop year.
One of the most striking examples of co-operative principles applied to business is found in the phenomenal growth of Saskatchewan Pool Elevators Limited, a subsidiary of the Saskatchewan Wheat Poo>l. The Ccimpany was in¬ corporated in February T92|5, and in its first seven years’ operations handled, through its country elevators and over the platform to its terminals, a grand total of over 600 million bushels of all grains. It continues to be entrusted with a very substantial proportion of the grain marketed in Saskatchewan.
The number of country elevators in the Pool Elevator system has increased from 89 in its first year to 1,067 at the close of the 193'2>-33 crop season. Of these fifteen houses which had been operated under lease were purchased in Judy, so that all its elevators are now both owned and operated by the Company. In addition, the Pool organization operates six large terminals on the -Great 'Lakes, of which four are owned and two leased.
The total -capacity of all elevators in the system, country and terminal, is over 63 million bushels. It is the 'largest grain elevator syste/m in the world, being under the direct control of Saskatchewan growers.
LIVE STOCK
While Saskatchewan has always been considered the Premier Grain Growing Province in the Dominion there is abundant evidence that she will, in the not distant future, occupy an equally outstanding position in th realm of livestock.
At the Roya'l Winter Fair, Toronto, and at the International Exposition, Chicago, the high quality of our Saskatchewan livestock has been demonstrated over a long period of years.
In 1931, at the Toronto Royal, Saskatchewan livestock exhibits won thirteen Championships, ten Reserve Championships, twenty-eight first prizes and sixty-
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three other prizes. An outstanding achievement was winning three Grand Cham- pionships in draft horses and four Reserve Grand Championships. Saskatchewan maintains, with ease, its position as the leading horse 'breeding province in the Dominion.
At the 19'31 International Dive Stock Exposition, Chicago, a Grand Champion, a Senior Champion, a Reserve Grand Champion, a Junior Champion, a Reserve Junior Champion, Six First prizes, a Second and a Third were awarded to Sask¬ atchewan Entries.
An increase is shown in the cattle population of the province, and considerable improvement is being brought about by Pure 'Bred Sire Areas and the use of better bulls.
In sheep, in swine and in poultry every effort is being made to improve the quality and encouraging results are being obtained. This is evidenced by the fact that in swine, a Saskatchewan Barrow was successful in winning the Grand Championship at “The Royall Winter Fair” in 1.9<30, the first occasion on which this coveted award has been secured by any province in Western Canada.
EDUCATIONAL CENTRE OF PROVINCE
From the educational and social points of view, the City also offers every advantage. The City has the Regina College, a branch of the University of Sask¬ atchewan, St. Chad’s (Anglican) College, Campion (Roman Catholic) College, and the 'Provincial Government Normal School, as well as a Lutheran College.
Besides this group of educational buildings there are 22 public and separate schools, 2 collegiate institutes and the Balfour Technical ’School opened in 19'30 and one of the largest buildings of its kind in Western Canada. There are 57 churches, Y. M. C. A., Y. W. C. A., 2 public hospitals and several private nursing homes, a public library with >4 branches and 6 commercial schools.
Contributed to the City by one of the earliest residents, Mr. F. N. Darke, the Darke Building for Music and Arts affords a facility for large gatherings seldom found in much larger centres.
CENTRE FOR THE TOURIST TREK
Tourists going north or south or east or west find in Regina a charm and gaiety to match the mood of holiday and to lend a pleasant interlude to any trip.
Not only does the “Queen City of the Plains” have much of interest, beauty and historical value to give the visitor, but it offers the nearest centre from which roads lead off to the wonderland of Saskatchewan, into the hills, the lakes, by tree-lined roads, into the glory of the pine-clad north.
To reach this city of the plains, and Capital of the Province, you travel through a fascinating country. A. land of thrilling spaciousness, a boundless, rolHing plain of fertile soil and far stretched fields of waving grain, the land of appealing beauty, of long days of sunshine, glorious colorful sunsets, clear air — a land that holds you in its spell and calls you back when you are gone.
Visitors will find a modern, bustling centre. There are exceillent hotels, a most comfortable and chariming tourist camp, splendid theatres, modern and ex¬ tensive shopping facilities, beautiful drives, splendid golf courses, aquatic facili¬ ties, libraries and shady parks.
'On the southern shore of Lake Wascana are the magnificent grounds and buildings of the Provincial Government. Visitors are always welcome and can visit the llibrary and reading rooms during the day. A view of the city from the high dome over the Legislative Chambers is a sight amazing to those who know not of the distances of vision on the prairies. 'The gorgeous grounds invite a quiet walk amidst the cooling shade beside the lapping water of the lake.
In the library will be found many relics of great historical value, chief of which is the Confederation Table. Around this massive board sat Fathers of Confederation who brought the scattered parts of the settled East into the unity which today, as the Dominion of Canada, holds a place of high regard aimong a'll countries of the world.
One should not fail to visit the Natural History Museum in the Provincial Normal -School on the other side of the lake. Here, in lifelike form, can be seen the birds and animals that make their homes upon the prairies.
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Towards the edge of the city is the western headquarters of that famous force, the Royal Canadian Mounted (Police. A short visit to- the barracks grounds wiM. show the older buildings from which the law was administered to a western nation, even into the Arctic.
Splendid highways and rail lines lead to the ’Capital from all directions, and to the guests who come by aeroplane one of the best airports in Canada is avail¬ able.
Recreational and entertainment facilities afford a varied selection for pleasure under ideal surroundings, and short distances take the visitor to cooiling sandy beaches on lakes in the historical Qu’Appelle Valley.
In this valley of many an Indian legend is the chain of lakes renowned for their great beauty and their joy to caimper and to fisherman.
But little farther to the south and east are the beautiful Carlyle Lakes, a pface to rest and greet the tourist who has entered from the United States. To the west are the vast, lakes that draw the hunter in the Fall to the call of duck and goose that rest in thousands on their surfaces. On into the Cypress Hills where trout abounds, in wooded beauty of these foothills can the holidayer go to find a happiness and joy in care-free days and health and vigor in the brilliant sunshine.
Turning back into the north again one finds without a warning of its presence a wonder spot of the central part of Saskatchewan. Little Manitou Lake reposes near the town of Watrous and to the healing water of this “Carlsbad of America” come thousands every year. Health indeed has come to hundreds who seek the magic of its powers, just as did the Redman of the plains a hundred years ago, and thousands of the birds whom hunters’ guns have wounded or ailment over¬ taken.
On into the north through a fairyland of lakes and dells that trace their pattern over miles of green terrain and into the pine and birch clad land of peace and beauty — into the great 'Prince Albert National Park — the playground of the West.
Little known and little Heralded are the beauties of (Saskatchewan. So vast in its boundaries that 'it could be a nation in itself. So rich in the resources of nature, that it has drawn the eyes of the continent to its possibilities. So gor¬ geous in its varied 'beauties that those who have learned have stayed and wandered not from its entrancing rendezvous. So cheery and so genuine in its friendliness and greeting that hearts are warmed and burdens lifted with its charm.
Regina is the centre from which to start this intriguing exploration that will make your vacation a (memorable one. Go forth as a vagabond adventurer and find your joy and peace and rest — return again to the city where your welcome never cools — and on to meet the labors of the day inspired, renewed and with memories and happiness that even time cannot remove.
Pax Vobiscum!
CITY HALL
Regina’s City Hall is situated at the corner of (Eleventh Avenue and Ham¬ ilton Street. The funds for its erection were to a great extent provided by the sale of the townsite lands.
HEADQUARTERS OP MILITARY DISTRICT
Regina is also the headquarters of Military District No. UL2v which comprises the Province of Saskatchewan. This adds much to the business and social life of the City.
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Civic Administration
CITY COUNCIL, 1936
Mayor Term Office
A. C. Ellison . 1936
Aldermen
W. J. E. Adamson . 1936
G. N. Menzies . 1936
A. M. Derby . 1936
S. B. East . 1936
Victor Olson . 1936
T. G. McNall . 1936
C. M. Fines . 1936
Murdo Cameron . 1936
J. H. Taylor . 1936
J. M. Toothill . 1936
MEETING OP COUNCIL
The first meeting of the Council in each year is held on the first Monday in January, except when that day is a public holiday, in which -case the meeting takes place on the next subsequent day which is not a public holiday; and the Council of the previous year holds office until the new Council meets.
The subsequent re.gullar meetings of Council are held on the first and third Tuesday in each month throughout the year at 7.30 p.m.
Special meetings of the Council may be called by the IMayor whenever he deems it expedient, and he may do so when requested in writing by a majority of the Council.
>A majority of the whole Council constitute a quorum.
CIVIC OFFICIALS
Mayor — A. C. Ellison Commissioner — R. J. Westgate Solicitor — >G. F. Stewart Clerk — 'G. Beach Engineer — D. A. R. McCann el
Medical Health Officer — Wan. R. Coles, M.D., C.M.
Auditors — -Dawson & Rosborough Treasurer — D. D. Ross
Vital Statistics Registrar — W. R. Coles, M.D., City Ha'll City Comptroller — .S. B. Nelles Assessor — L. G. Geernaert
Superintendent 'Street Railway — D. W. Houston Police Magistrate — A. R. Tingley, K.C.
Superintendent of Parks — J. M. Craig
Superintendent 'Light and Power — E. W. Bull
Superintendent Water Works — J. W. >D. Farrell
Chief Constable — M. J. Bruton
Chief Fire -Department — W. A. White
Building Inspector — J. J. White
License Inspector — Arthur Robins (acting)
Market Clerk and Weighmaster — Frederick A. Lord Cemetery Caretaker — James Fenton City Hall Janitor — James J. Raven City Pound — Harry Brock
Purchasing Department — H. W. Patterson, Purchasing Agent
CITY RELIEF DEPARTMENT
1927 Hamilton
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FIRE DEPARTMENT j
(Phone 100 in Case of Fire)
The Fire iDepartment is under the control of the City 'Council. It consists of one chief, 10 captains, 3 operators and 60 firemen. The Department operates under the two-platoon system, half the members being on day shift and the other half on night shift, the change being made at 8.00 a.m. and 6.0(0 p.m. each day.
Chief — W. A. White.
Central Fire Hall — Headquarters, Eleventh Ave. cor. Osier St., Phone 100.
Hall Hall
No. No.
2 — cor. Scarth St. and Eighth Ave. 4 — cor Winnipeg St. and Victoria Ave.
3 — '2200 iRobinson St. cor 14th Ave. 5 — King St. cor. 7th Ave.
Fire Alarm Boxes
5 — S. Railway St. and Broad St.
6 — S. Railway St. and Rose St.
7 — S. Railway iSt. and Hamilton St.
S — S. Railway St and Scarth St.
9 — S. Railway St. and Rome St.
12 — Albert St. and 11th Ave.
113 — Smith St. and 11th Ave.
14 — Cornwall St. and 11th Ave.
15 — ‘Scarth St. and 11th Ave.
16 — Hamilton St. and 1.1th Ave.
17 — Hamilton St. and 12th Ave.
18 — Scarth St. and 12th Ave.
21 — 'Cameron St. and 1,5th Ave.
2‘3' — Elphinstone St. and 15th Ave.
24 — Retallack St. and 13th Ave.
'25 — Garnet Ave. and Victoria Ave.
2>6 — Angus St. and 12th Ave.
27 — McIntyre St. and 12th Ave.
28 — Lome St. and 12th Ave.
29 — Hamilton St. and Victoria Ave.
31 — ‘Smith St. and Victoria Ave.
22— Cornwalll St. and I3th Ave.
33 — (McIntyre St. and H’3th Ave.
24 — Hamilton St. and 14th Ave.
3<5 — Albert St. and 14th Ave.
^6 — ‘Lome St. and 15th Ave.
27 — Halifax St. and loth Ave.
3'8 — St. John St. and Victoria Ave.
39 Winnipeg St. and li5th Ave.
42 — Winnipeg St. and 10th Ave.
4*3 — Broder St. and Dewdney 4'8 — Retallack St. and 7th Ave.
4 9 Robinson St. and Dewdney
'Albert St. and 'Dewdney Ave.
52 — > Smith St. and 7th Ave.
5'3 — Rose St. and Dewdney Ave.
54 St. John St. and Dewdney Ave.
56 — Broad St. and 8th Ave.
57 — Halifax St. and ‘8th Ave.
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Headquarters: tilth Avenue and Halifax Street
The police department is under the control of the Board of 'Police Commis¬ sioners, consisting of the following:
His Worship the Mayor A. C. Ellison (Chairman).
His Honor J. W. Hannon (Judge of the District Court).
A. R. Tingley, K.C. (Police Magistrate).
The police force consists of a chief, one staff inspector, one inspector, one detective sergeant, five detectives, one traffic sergeant, three sergeants, three
58 — Ottawa St. and ‘8th Ave.
59 — Winnipeg St. and 8th Ave.
61 — Albert St. and 6th Ave.
6*2 — 'Retallack St. and 5th Ave.
63' — ‘Garnet St and 8th Ave.
64 — Athol St and 9th Ave.
65 — 'Exhibition 'Grounds
67 — York iSt. and 11th Ave.
71 — 'Broder 'St. and 5th Ave.
72 Wallace iSt. and 7th Ave.
73 — Osier St. and 7th Ave.
74 — Broad St. and 6th Ave.
75 — Scarth St. and 6th Ave.
76 — (Halifax St. and 6th Ave.
78 — Winnipeg St. and 4th Ave.
79 — Ellliott St. and 4th Ave.
82 — Montague St. and College 'Ave.
91 — Osier St. and 112th Ave.
92 — St. John 'St. and lllth Ave.
93* — Ottawa St. and 10th Ave.
>94 — Winnipeg St. and 11th Ave.
95 — Montreal St. and 12th Ave.
96 — Atkinson St. and 12th Ave.
121 — Retallack 'St. and Washington Ave. 123< — Connaught St. and *8th Ave.
124 — Argyle St. and 7th Ave.
1*35 — ‘Princess St. and Washington Ave.
126 — King St. and Chicago Ave.
127 — McIntosh St. and 8th Ave.
128 — Horace St. and Dewdney Ave. fl.1311 — Broder St. and Victoria Ave.
13*2. — rAtkinson St. and 13th Ave.
1 3*4 — Edgar St. and 13th Ave.
141 — Queen St. and ,13th Ave.
142 — Pasqua St. and MJth Ave.
143— Arthur St. and 113th Ave.
145 — McTavish St. and 14th Ave.
512 — 'Saskatchewan Hotel
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patrol sergeants, two patrol drivers, forty constables, three clerks, janitor and matron.
Chief Constable — M. J. Bruton
STREET RAILWAY
The construction of the street railway as a municipal enterprise was pro¬ jected in 1910. Actual construction began in the early part of 1911, and 'opera¬ tion of cars on same was commenced July 29, 1911. At this time the system consisted of about six miles of track and six cars. Now there are 30 miles of track within the city limits, 1'4% miles of this being in pavement. The rolling stock is as follows: 46 Passenger Cars; 2 Sweepers; 30 Freight Cars; 1 (Snow Plow; 1 Sweeper Flow; 1 -Motor Haulage Car.
The total expenditure up to December &1. 1'933>, was $2,485, L3'8. 73, of whicht $515,853.71 was for cars and car equipment.
GENERATING- PLANT
A modern generating plant, located on the shores of Wascana Bake, corner Winnipeg and (Douglas Avenue, generates all power for the city. It has installed one Ii5,000 kw. C. A. Parsons, two ‘5,000 kw. Curtis, one 3,000 and two 1,500 kw. Willlans (Seimens) turbines, six 500 h.p. Babcock and Wilcox water tube boilers, fitted with Riley Underfeed Stokers and two 900 h.p. B and W Boilers with water cooled walls and pulverized fuel furnaces with pulverizing equipment to supply on the unit system, also one Kidwell-Foster-Wheeler -steam generator unit, capa¬ city 200), 000 lbs. per hour at 430 lbs. pressure .750 degrees fehr; also fired on the unit system pulverised coal, natural gas, or oil. The plant has all modern labor saving devices and shows excellent economy in generating.
SUBSTATIONS
No. 1 Plant is now employed as a substation and water pump plant, and for the .supply of street railway power has installed one 1,200 k.v.a. Bruce Peebles motor converter and two 400 k.w. Seimens generators, driven by one 1,200 h.p. Synchronous motor. It has also two motor driven water pumps, five million and seven million gallons capacity respectively. This Substation as well as No. 2 Substation on Elphinstone Street between Victoria Avenue and South Railway is arranged as feed point from a 13J2 Kilowat circuit through a bank of trans¬ formers 7,500 k.v.a. in each Substation. These two Substations are each capable of expansion to 15,000 k.v.a. capacity.
REFUSE DISPOSAL SYSTEM
Regina has now in operation one of the most modern refuse disposal plants on the continent. AM refuse collected from the city is hauled to a central transfer station, where it is loaded into steel dump cars. From the transfer station, which was specially constructed for this purpose at a cost of $20,000, the refuse is transferred over the street railway to the incinerating plant at the disposal works, a distance of two and a half miles. The incinerating plant, recently constructed at a cost of $64,000, has a capacity of 110 tons per 24 hours and is modern in every particular.
STREET LIGHTING
Nine hundred and twenty-five lamps light 103.2 miles of streets and one mile of lanes.
For distribution of 'light and power to 11(4,42.3- consumers approximately 103- miles of pole line is required.
WATERWORKS DEPARTMENT
Superintendent — J. W. D. Farrell.
Department Office — 3rd floor. City Hall, Fhone 2*2- 403.
Foreman’s Office and Repair Shop — -1400 block -Broad Street, Phone 9,1 3*86.
Pumping Station, No. 1 Power House, Broad and Dewdney.
The Waterworks system is owned and -operated -by the City.
The principal sources of supply are the Springs, artesian and pumped wells in the valley of Boggy Creek about 8 miles northeast of the City. A dam con¬ structed across the Creek impounds about 100,000,000 gallons of water, forming an artificial lake which is now part of the Park -System rather than part of the water supply system. Approximately 1 75 drillings have been made in connection
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with the construction testing and renewing of wells. In 193'4 there were 49 flowing wells, one of which was equipped with a pump for increasing the yield, in addition three other non-flowing wells were equipped with pumps and used when required. All the wells yield a pure, sparkling water somewhat hard, hut of excellent potability.
The well water is collected in the Ba. .on Pump well ((270,000 gallons capacity) and raised to the Tor Hill Reservoir by means of two 2,000*,000 gallons .per day Centrifugal (Pumps, one directly connected to a 75 h.p. Electric Motor and the other to a 100 h.p. Electric ’Motor, or either pump can be driven by Oil Engines. Two of the pumped wells are connected to Tor Hill Reservoir by direct pipe lines.
Tor Hill Reservoir is a circular reinforced concrete structure, has a capacity of '5,000', 000 gallons and stands about 1’25 feet above the City level; it is 202 feet in diameter and the maximum depth of water is 25 feet. It is connected to the City Reservoir and pumping Station by a pipe line of which 2 miles is 21" re¬ inforced concrete and 4 y2 miles is 1'8" cast iron.
The spring water and the water from a ID inch pumped well is conveyed by d 1-5 inch vitrified pipe to the compensating basin and thence by 10 inch Cast Iron Main to the city (Reservoir and Pumping Station.
The Compensating Basins have a capacity of 1,065,000 gallons.
The second source of supply is located at Mallory Springs, ifour miles east of Winnipeg -Street and half a mile north of Dewdney Avenue. This source was connected to the City in 1.925 by an 11(8 inch pipe line. As originally developed the source consisted of flowing wells yielding a little over >500,000 gallons daily. In 1)92(9, there were constructed two concrete wells of 18 inch inside diameter. These wells are each equipped with pumps capable of delivering iy2 M.'G.'D. One unit is a standby in case of failure of the other.
-A third source of supply is at Mound Springs, 14 miles /North of the City. This source was explored during 1929 and 1930 by means of 12 test borings which indicated an available supply of probably two million gallons per day. In 1932 a 10 inch well was constructed and equipped with a pump of one million gallons per day capacity. Water from this source is conveyed through ten miles of 20" reinforced concrete pipe line to the Albert Reservoir, and thence to the City Reservoir through four miles of 3,6" reinforced concrete pipe The Albert Reser¬ voir is on a height of land four miles North of the City and is a circular rein¬ forced concrete structure, 52 8 7 feet in diameter and of ten million gallons capa¬ city. Surplus water from Boggy Creek can also be stored in the Albert Reservoir.
The City Reservoir is located near the City Pumping Station. It is of rein¬ forced concrete 250 feet long by 1;5>3 feet wide, 21 feet deep, capacity 5 million gallons.
At the City Pumping (Station the equipment consists of two 2 y2 million gallon per day and two 3 y2 million gallon centrifugal pumps, both sets having par¬ allel and series connections which enable them to deliver their capacity at 60 pounds pressure or half capacity at 120 pounds pressure. Both sets of pumps are driven by electric motors with variable speed controls. To provide a standby in case of electric failure there is a pumping unit consisting of two centifugal pumps each of S^OOtOOO gallons per day capacity, driven by gasoline engines. These pumps are capable of delivering their rated capacity at 100 pounds pressure.
The normal domestic pressure is 3'5 to 45 pounds per square inch which is increased for fire-fighting purposes to 70 pounds and over.
The Distributing System consists of two trunk mains 24 inches in diameter and one 18 inch, with a Venturi meter on each line, the gridiron connections range down to six inches. The total length of distributing mains is 79.'5 miles and of supply mains '3'2i.9 miles. Residents of the City lying beyond the distribution sys¬ tem are supplied from 75 public water taps.
The City water normally requires no purification, but the plant is equipped with a Wallace and Tiernan chlorinator. This can be used whenever the weekly examination by the Pathologist at General Hospital indicates the need.
Water consumption for 1934 averaged 3.5 million gallons per day; the largest daily consumption was 5.7 million gallons.
Applications for water service or the turning off of water must be made at the office of the City Treasurer at the City Hall.
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Any change in occupancy or change in fixtures should be reported at once to the City Treasurer’s office.
CEMETERIES
Regina 'City Cemetery, n. s. 4th Ave. near Hamilton.
PARKS
The present area of land set aside for public park purposes is 257 acres. Wascana iPark is the largest being about 4*5 acres in extent. The value of this land with improvements is estimated at $3,300,000.
Alexander Park — Generally known as Broad Street 'Park, is used as a chil¬ dren’s playground, and is equipped with suitable apparatus. It is proposed to lay out .several other playgrounds in different parts of the City in a similar manner, with a view to conforming as far as possible with the school curriculum of playground teaching.
Broad Street Park — .Situated on the north side of Victoria Ave. between Osier and 'Broad Streets.
Stanley Park — Situated on the north side of South Railway iSt., facing the Union Depot, is laid out with walks, flower beds, trees, shrubs and lawns, and forms an appropriate setting for the station of the Canadian Pacific and Canadian National Railways.
Victoria Park — Situated on Lome Street between Twelfth Ave. and Vic¬ toria Avenue, one block from the Post Office, in the heart of the City, has an area of over 7 acres. This park i.s laid out in an ornamental scheme, with a foun¬ tain in the centre, while trees, shrubbery and flowers are used to a good advantage in beautifying it.
Osier Park — iSituated on the east side of Broad 'Street and Twelfth Ave.
Farkdale Park — ISituated on Queen North between Fourth -Avenue and Chicago.
Wascana Park — Situated tc the south of the City, has a frontage of a quarter of a mile along the Wascana Lake. This lake extends for nearly two miles east, and affords excellent facilities for boating, bathing and skating, of which full advantage is taken. A large boat Club building and boat livery are situated on the shores of the lake. A civic bathing house is maintained for the free use of the public. -Some 35,000 men, women and children use the pool from June 1st to September 15th. A band stand occupies an appropriate position in the park and frequent band concerts are given. This park, adjoining as it does, the grounds of the Regina College, and being in full view of the lake and Parliament Buildings, offers ample opportunity for development.
Park de Young — Situated on Robinson .Street and Tenth Avenue.
No. 2 — Park de Young, between 9th and 10th Avenues, Retallack Street and Robinson Street, is used for baseball.
No. 3 — Block 2i55, between 9th and 10th Avenues, Robinson Street and Cameron -Street, is used for football.
No. 4 — Block 33i0i and portion of 32.9, between Victoria Avenue West and
South Railway Street, Argyle Street and Princess -Street. These grounds are
available for baseball, football and tennis courts.
No. '5 — Maple Leaf Park, south-east.
No. 6 — Blocks 70 and 71, north-east.
New Parks — Since the last Manual was issued the City has acquired -land for
ten new parks and playgrounds. These are located in the North, East, iSouth and
West Sections of the City, to serve the needs of each community.
Municipal Golf Courses-— «An Eighteen Hole Golf Course has been laid out on the City property at Boggy Creek, with large sand greens and is known as the Tor Hill Golf Course, Boggy Creek. This course was opened in September 1930, and is now completed with all the latest improvements.
In addition to Tor Hill Course, another 18 hole course has been laid out according to plans submitted by Mrs. Stanley Thompson, Golf Course Architect of Toronto; no improvements will be carried out on this course during the year 19(35.
REGINA PUBLIC LIBRARY
1920 Lome -Street, Victoria 'Square
This occupies a fine building erected in 1911 through the generosity of the late Sir Andrew Carnegie, on Lome Street, Victoria IPark. The institution is thoroughly equipped in the most up-to-date manner, and is under the control and
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management of a board appointed by the City Council. Branches have been es¬ tablished at: lAlbert 'Branch, 1 4‘0>U Robinson N.; Eastview Branch, Wallace Street and Fourth Ave. ; 'Prince of Wales Branch, corner Fourteenth Ave. and Broder St.; Connaught Branch, ElphinsLone corner l'3th Avenue.
library Staff
Chief (Librarian and Secretary-Treasurer — J. R. C. Honeyman Chief Assistant — Miss Frederica Armstrong ■Librarian, Albert Branch — Mrs. F. M. Castleden Librarian, Prince of Wales Branch — Mrs. A. Douglas Librarian, Eastview Branch — Mrs. A. Douglas Librarian, Connaught Branch — Miss A. Llewellyn Librarian (Reference) — Mrs. E. Millar Librarian (Children’s) — Miss Anne Paterson Janitor, Central Library — J. W. Lund
Educational Information
REGINA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Office: I860 Lome Street
Members of the Board
Jas. Grassick, Chairman; Dr. J. B. Ritchie, Miss C. E. Sheldon-Williams, Rev.
W. H. Adcock, Mrs. R. H. Milliken, Dr. Hugh MacLean, Rev. H. Joyce. Superintendent — Dr. James D. Denny, B.A., 2057 Cornwall Street, House phone 23 426. Office phone 23 921.
Secretary-Treasurer — J. H. Cunningham, 2'2'41 Smith.
Stenographer — Miss Beryl B. Byers, 21a College Court.
School Nurses — Miss G. McDonald (Supervisor), Miss E. Main, Miss K. Morton and Miss L. Lynch. Office phone <23‘ 921.
School Dentist — Dr. W. G. Hancock ■Attendance Officer — R. C. Ay-re
Manual Training — A. Kernan (Supervisor), >G. G. Fitzgerald Home Economics — Miss K. L. Bell, Acting Supervisor Primary — Miss J. C. Parker Physical Training- — A. Boland
SCHOOLS
As administered by the Public School Board
Albert — West side of Robinson Street N. between '7th and 8th Avenues. George McDonald, principal
EBenson — Myra and 'Royal Streets and 7th and 8th Avenues. F. E. Wilkinson, prin. Connaught — 1'3 th Avenue corner Elphinstone. O. L. Latam, principal Davin — College and Retallack. C. H. Koester, principal Haultain — Edgar St. bet. 4th and 5th Avenues. G. A. Rogers, principal Herchmer School — w.s. McTavish and 5th Ave. James McDermid, principal Imperial — Rose (Highland Park). F. C. Darling, principal Innesmore School — s.s. Dewdney near Lindsay. W. H. Ford, principal Kitchener (Washington Park) — e.s. Montague N. and Washington. R. B. Heath, principal
Lakeview — cor. Cameron St. and 20th Ave. W. G. Denney, principal Lome Cottage School — 6th Ave. and Lome. Miss R. Johnson, principal Strathcona — w.s. 'Broad bet. l'4th and 15th Aves. A. W. Pickard, principal Thomson School — Toronto and Victoria. W. C. How, B.A., B. Paed.
Victoria — 2025 McIntyre bet. Victoria and li3th Ave. C. P. Geake, principal Wascana 'School — (King and 13th Avenue. Mrs. F. Ganne, principal Wetmore — East side Wallace St. bet. FI th and 1*5 th Aves. N. ID. Detwiler, B.A., ■principal.
NORTH REGINA SCHOOL BOARD
e.s. Pasqua corner 4th Avenue Official Trustee — Fred W. Rowan
North Regina School — 4th Avenue corner Connaught (N. Regina.). L. Rusk, prin.
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SEPARATE SCHOOLS
Under Separate School 'Board Office: n.s. .114 th Avenue corner Garnet
Board
J. O’Brien (Chairman), 2117 Broad, Phone 22 866; W. J. Yovanov, J. Thauberger, Joseph Molter, F. M. Bush, T. McGuinnes, C. F. McDonnell.
Superintendent and 'Secretary-Treasurer — ID. J. Sheehan, 2151 Montague.
Schools
Holy Rosary — n.s. 14th Avenue and Garnet. M. P. Kartusch, principal.
St. Joseph’s — cor. 13th Ave. and Montreal. M. J. Daly, principal.
St. Augustine’s — 2329 Edgar. R. J. Deutscher, principal.
Sacred Heart — Elphinstone and 7th Ave. C. J. Molter, principal.
Regina Cleri Seminary — 2107 McIntyre.
Seventh Day Adventists School — 1211 Garnet Loretto Convent — 637 College.
Principal
Colleges and Schools
— iSalem Miller
HEBREW SCHOOL
20-6i0 Halifax
PROVINCIAL NORMAL SCHOOL
1831 College Avenue foot of Rose
There are two terms in the school year, the first beginning in September and the second in January.
'Principal — G. D. Ralston Secretary — .Jane H. MaoEwen
QU’APPELLE DIOCESAN SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
1601 ‘College Avenue
(The 'School is under the charge of The 'Synod of the Diocese)
iPatron — .Sir Richard Lake, K.C.M.G., Ex-Lieutenant-Governor of Saskatchewan. Visitor — ‘The Right Reverend, the Lord “Bishop of Qu’Appelle
Order of Committee — President: The Right Reverend, the 'Lord Bishop of Qu’Appelle; Ven. F. Wells Johnson, D.D. ; Ven. Archdeacon J. K. Irwin, M.A. ; Ven. W. C. Western; Rev. Canon W. Cole; Rev. W. H. B. Scharpe, Treasurer of Synod; E. A. Matthews, Esq.; W. B. Scott, Esq., B.A., Solicitor of Synod; R. J. Westgate, Esq.; Rev. Canon W. Jackson, E. H. M. Knowles, Esq., D. M. Woodhams, Esq.
Principal — iMiss M. L. Phillips, B.A.
Secretary-Treasurer — -The Rev. W. H. B. .Scharpe Auditor — -A. W. Goldie, C.A.
Staff — Miss M. A. Regan, Miss M. Regan, Miss H. Rowbotham, Miss E. Lofthouse, Sister Audrey, S.S., J.D.
CENTRAL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
2.331 Scarth 'Street and College Avenue
Collegiate Institute Board — Henry Black, C.B.E., (Chairman), C. E. Little, K.C. (Vice Chairman), Miss C. E. Sheldon-Williams, Edward Franklin, Andrew MacBeth, S. H. Wilcox, Secretary-Treasurer, Phone 4131.
Teaching Staff — W. G. Scrimgeour, M.A., Principal; J. E. Campbell, Vice-Principal; Pearle E. K. Canham, Gwenne Coxall, Secretaries; E. C. McEachern, Miss
V. K. MacMillan, D. S. MacMurchy, W. G. Myatt, H. M. Allen, Harold W. Chapman, J. E. R. Doxsee, Vera Leech, T. W. Hunt, Chas. T. Fyfe, Wm. J. Oliver, W. Greenough, J. E. Cooper, N. C. Griffin, R. J. McKenzie, L. H. G. Clark, A. L. Williams, C. C. Lingard, Dorothy Tingley, Agnes MacFarlane,
W. E. Perkins, R. J. Staples, T. E. Howard, Lorna Fessant, Miss V. Creighton, Alex. B. MacKenzie.
Vocational Board — C. E. Little, K.C. (Chairman), Robert Baldwin (Vice Chairman), Miss Sheldon-Williams, Henry Black, Andrew MacBeth, Ambrose Thompson, Edward Franklin, Joe Smith.
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SCOTT COLLEGIATE
n.s. 7th Avenue corner Athol
Teaching Staff — N. Graham Reid, B.A., Principal; W. E. Sloan, M.A., Vice- Principal, Miss E. F. C. Rogers, B.A., W. M. Houghton B.A., R. J. Davidson, B.A., LB.Paed., Miss Nellie MdLeod, :B.Af, Miss Winifred Baron, Secretary,
A. M. Derby, IM.A., D. G. W. Robertson, Miss L. Lovering, B.A., Clifford Nicholson, B.E., Gail Oakland, P. F. Winters, M.A., J. O. Probe, B.A., W. J. J. Walker, B.Sc., E. W. Forbes, Miss M. Bennee, B.Paed., M.A., Miss Jean Graham,
L. W. Ogden, B.Sc., J. R. A. Pollard, Isabella Fallis, Rosalie Cowie and Enid Cook.
BALFOUR TECHNICAL SCHOOL
College and Toronto
G. R. Dolan, Principal; Irene Allan,, W. C. Bongard, H. M. iBond, IT. H. Cowbiirn,
M. L. Haynes, W. G. Hazard, F. R. Hills, Carol D. McLean, L. E. McMenomy, David Swan, J. Mitchell, D. R. Daniels, B. A. Campbell, Miss E. Pears, Geo. A. Mutch, Miss A. Fleming, Ruth Waddington, Secretary.
COMMERCIAL HIGH SCHOOL College and 'Toronto Principal — A. Hodgkins, M.A., B. Com.
Vice-Principal — H. C. Flegg, B. Com.
Teachers — Miss IM. (Sinclair; D. A. McMaster, B.A.; E. C. Munro, B.A. ; F. J. Dixon,
B. Com.; Geo. M. Wade, M.A. ; Miss M. M. Clermont, B. Com.; P. J. vander Linden; Miss McGillveray Lee, M.A. ; A. IS. Bird; E. W. Earrigan, Miss Violet McAfee, Miss Nellie Murdock, Miss Ruth Jolly, Mary Thomson, F. S. Raw- linson, Miss Zelma Teed, Miss J. Mooney and Miss Sybil Mahon.
Secretary — 'Miss Qdeenie Mitchell,
University of Saskatchewan
REGINA COLLEGE
President — Walter C. Murray, M.A., L.L.D., F.R.S.C.
Principal — E. W. 'Stapleford, B.A., D.D.
Board, of Governors
Mr. Justice MacKenzie, Chairman, Regina; Mr. Justice Maclean, Vice Chairman, Saskatoon; iSir Frederick Haultain, Chancellor, Regina; Mr. Justice Macdonald, Regina; Andrew Knox, Esq., Prince Albert; John W. Hair, Esq., Saskatoon; Dr. A. W. Argue, Grenfell; Dr. J. W. iSifton. Moose Jaw; (President Murray, Saskatoon; Thos. Rowles, Esq., Empress.
Advisory Committee
Mr. Justice MacKenzie, Chairman; Chief Justice Brown, Mr. Justice Macdonald, Frank N. Darke, Esq., D. J. Thom, Esq., K.C., Col. J. A. Cross, K.C., President Murray, Principal Stapleford, Secretary.
Committee on Art
D. J. Thom, Esq., Chairman, Principal Stapleford, Prof. A. J. Pyke, President Murray, G. Kenderdine.
Executive Staff
President — Walter C. Murray, M.A., LlL.D., F.R.'S.C.
Principal — E. W. Stapleford, B.A., D.D
Dean of Academic Faculty — Dr. Wm. Ramsay, B.A.
Registrar — F. E. Wagg, M.A., B.D., 1340 15th Avenue Director Conservatory of Music — Dan A. Cameron Dean of Girls’ Residence — Margaret MacRae Accountant — Miss Fern Graham Secretary — Norah K. Grant, 3066 Rae Street Librarian — Miss M. Cameron
The Faculty — Ernest R. Thackeray, MSc. ; D. Wm. Ramsay, B.A.; Frank E. Wagg, M.A. ; Lucy Murray, Gordon W. Snelgrove, Philip A. Puxley, Robert L. Cole¬ man, J. G. Rempel, M.Sc., Hild|a Neatby, Irene I. Allen.
Teachers of Piano — Cyril Hampshire; Miss Martha J. Somerville; Helen Graham, 1320 Hamilton St.,; Isabelle Pease; Maida Peake; H. J. Record, 3327 Dewdney; Marguerite Buck, 2050 Garnet; Jean Sahlmark, 3 Angus Cres.
Vocal — Danl. A. Cameron; Mrs. A. E. Birkett, Modern Apts.
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Violin — Margaret Sahlmark, 3 Angus Cres. ; W. Knight Wilson, 2839 Angus St.; John W. Thornicroft, 2834 Rae
Expression — Mrs. A. M. Westmorland; Katharine McConechy, 3031 Rae.
(The address of all teachers where no address is written in is “Regina College.”)
CAMPION COLLEGE (R. C.)
Conducted by Jesuit Fathers Albert Street corner ,2;3rd Avenue
Rector — Rev. Leo Burns
LUTHER COLLEGE
w.s. Royal corner Dewdney Principal — Rev. Rex. H. Schneider
SACRED HEART ACADEMY
13th Avenue corner Garnet Conducted by the Sisters of Our Lady of 'Missions Superior — Rev. Mother St. Soline
SACRED HEART COLLEGE
Albert Street and 24th Avenue Superior — Mother St. Andrew
ST. CHAD’S THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE
1525 College
Churches and Places of Worship
Anglican
Bishop of Qu’Appelle — Right Rev. E. H. Knowles, D.D.
(Bishop’s Court — s.s. College cor. Osier.
Synod Office: 1611 College Avenue. Ven. Archdeacon J. K. Irwin, M.A., secretary. Rev. W. H. B. Scharpe, treasurer. Miss E. Ross, assistant.
R. C. M P. Chapel — (Police Barracks.
St. Alban’s — Stuart near 4th Avenue (North Regina). Rev. A. S. Lord.
St. Alkmund’s — 1158 Reynolds, c-o Rev. A. S. Lord.
St. Michael’s with St. John’s — 381 Broad (N. Annex). Rev. A. S. Lord.
St. Mary’s — 3337 15th Ave. cor. Montague. Rev. Canon Edward Frampton, rector, St. Paul’s — 2434 Twelfth Avenue corner McIntyre. Rev. E. H. Lee, rector. Rev, A. E. Hendy, assistant, 2244 Scarth St.
St. Matthew’s — 2165 Winnipeg. Rev. Wm. H. Adcock, rector.
St. IPeter’s — 1)2;65 'Garnet N. cor. 7th Ave. 'Rev. Howard H. Creal, rector.
Baptist
Cameron Memorial — 12180. Cameron N. Rev. Ernest Jessop, pastor.
First — 2241 Victoria Avenue. Rev. Bowley Green, pastor.
German Baptist — 130VL Victoria Avenue. Rev. John Kepi, minister.
Swedish Baptist — Meets in First Baptist Church.
Disciples of Christ
Central — 2280 Retallack. Rev. G. C. Welsman, pastor
Lutheran
German Lutheran Church — 1037 Victoria. Rev. Chris. Wetzstein, pastor.
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church — .H8*2fl Winnipeg.
Trinity 'Evangelical — 1930 Ottawa. Rev. John Fritz, pastor.
United Lutheran Church — Orange 'Hall, 183‘5 Albert St. Rev. G. E. Bjork.
United
Presbytery of Regina Secretary — Rev. Harry Joyce, Regina.
Supt. of Missions — Rev. George Dorey, 'Office: D. 2327 11th Ave.
Carmichael United — 14131 15th Avenue. Rev. J. F. Stewart, minister.
Chalmers United — e.s. Wallace N. bet. 4th and 5th Aves. Rev. Walter Ward, minister, Knox United — 1261 Lome cor. 12th Avenue. Rev. John Mutch, minister. Metropolitan United — Lome cor. Victoria Ave. Rev. W. E. MaCNiven, minister. Parkdale Community — 699 Queen N.
Rosemount United — 8th Avenue and Arthur. Rev. Samuel B. East, minister.
'St. Andrew’s United — 2'900 Dewdney. Rev. Harry Joyce, minister.
St. James (North Regina) — e. s. Edward. Rev. S. East, minister.
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Settlement House — 1876 Wallace. Rev. Walter Ward, minister.
Sixth 'Avenue United — A r gyle 1ST. cor. :6 th Avenue. Rev. W. J. Byers, minister. United Church of Canada — E, 2'3-2'7 11th Ave.
Wascana United — 1 3th Ave. and 'Pasqua. Rev. IS. B. East, minister.
Wesley Church — JI500 15th Avenue.
Westminster United — cor. Cameron and 13th Ave. Rev. A. D. CVIacKenzie, minister.
Roman Catholic
Archbishop of Regina — Most Rev. Peter J. Monahan.
Vicar General — Rt. Rev. Msgr. A. J. Janssen, Res. 2$2.8 -Edgar 'St.
Chancellor — Rev. J. E. Campbell, Chancery Office: 2107 Garnet Street.
Holy Rosary Cathedral — 3125 13th Ave. Rectory: 2140 Cameron St. Rt. Rev. P. F. Hughes, rector.
Sacred Heart Church (R. C.) — 1 3 7*6 Elphinstone N.
Sacred Heart Parish — 'Rectory: 1 3'2 0 Argyle St. Rev. J. C. Keohan, parish priest. St. Mary’s Parish — (Rectory: 93'9 Victoria. Rev. A. Schimnowski,. parish priest. Little Flower Parish — n.s. College and lEUiott. Rectory: 23*38 'Edgar St. Rt. Rev.
Msgr. A. J. Janssen, V.G., parish priest.
Canadian 'Martyrs — w.s. Toronto ON. Annex). Rev. J. C. Keohan.
St. Stephen’s — 2241 Reynolds. Rev. J. E. Campbell.
St. Anthony’s Church — 2275 Atkinson. Rev. A. J. Gocki.
St. Charles Church — 1321 Winnipeg. Rev. A. McGoldrick.
Blessed Sacrament Church — :204 9 Scarth. Rev. F. Seiferling, pastor.
Presbyterian
First Presbyterian — Albert and Fourteenth Avenue. IRev. Samuel Farley, minister. North Side (Scott Collegiate) — 11169 Athol N. Rev. Chas. M. Cameron, minister.
Salvation Army
Headquarters for Southern Saskatchewan Division: 2,2118 Rose St., Brigadier James Merritt, Divisional Commander, Phone 2-3 867.
Captain M. Littley, Divisional Helper.
Adjutant Arthur Hill, Financial Organizer, 2336 Montague.
No. '1 Citadel Corps — 174'2 Broad Street. Commanding Officer: Adjutant Margaret Stratton.
No. 2 North Side Corps — 1279 Retallack Street. Adjutant Stanley McKinley, Com¬ manding Officer.
Social and Prison (Department — 1'353 10th Ave. Adjt. and Mrs. J. OPhilp, Supt. Women’s Industrial Home — 3304 Dewdney St. Major Hilma Holmgren, matron. Men’s Hoste.l — 1 7 3*5 Halifax.
Miscellaneous
Apostolic Church and 'Missions — 1739 Scarth. Rev. C. Spencer, pastor.
Bukovinian Greek Orthodox — 2075 McDonald Ave.
Christian Apostolic — 1772 Montreal.
Christian Missionary Alliance — 1611 Victoria. Rev. L. M. Stephens, pastor. Church of Christ — 2280 Retallack. Rev. G. C. Welsman, pastor.
Church of Nazarene — 2*62 5 12th Ave. Rev. Abner C. Olsen, minister.
Central Gospel Hall — 1019 Elphinstone N.
Ebenezer Gospel Hall — 1019 Elphinstone N.
First Church of Christ Scientist — 2700 College Avenue.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints — -211*2*7 l'lth -Ave.
Greek Orthodox Church — il 7-6*8 St. John.
Jehovah’s Witnesses — 2, 1915 Osier
Regina Pentecostal Assembly — 2'311 11th Ave.
Plymouth 'Brethren — 1580 Robinson N.
Unity Centre — 1506 10th Avenue.
Trinity Evangelical — Ottawa corner Victoria. Rev. F. S. Magsig, pastor. Rev. Henry Krueger, presiding Elder and Superintendent of Missions of the North West Canada Evangelical Conference.
Serbian Church — 1775. Winnipeg St.
House of Jacob Synagogue — 2040 Ottawa. Rev. Max Kalef, rabbi.
St. Georges Orthodox Church — 200-5 Edgar. Rev. Simon Ivanoff, priest.
Ukrainian Catholic Church (Greek) — 1735 Toronto. Rev. M. D. Pordolsky, pastor. Ukrainian National Church — 1'82<1 Winnipeg.
Seventh Day Adventists — d-2 11 Garnet.
Zion Community Sunday School — 4'S.TO 11th Avenue.
Grace Assembly- — 1'8‘4 0 Rose.
Religious Literature Society of Saskatchewan — 2434 11th Ave.
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Miscellaneous Information
BOARD OF TRADE
Office: 301-3 Darke Block, 2125 11th Avenue
Officers and Council for 1936
President — W. W. Thomson Secretary — Alexander. Aitken
Standing Committees
Agricultural Division — R. L. Christopherson Industrial Division — F. W. Turnbull Civic Service Division — J. Alex. MacKenzie Transportation Division — H. R. Smith Young Men’s Division — A. J. Mahon
Benevolent and Fraternal Societies
MASONIC
G-rand Lodge of Saskatchewan
1930 Borne iStreet
Grand Secretary — W. B. Tate, Masonic Temple
Constituent Lodges in Regina
(Meeting in Masonic Temple, Borne Street)
Wascana Bodge No. 2 — 'Meets first Tuesday. H. Willsmer, secretary.
North 'West Mounted 'Police Bodge No. Ill — Meets third Tuesday. R. A. Tate, sec, Assiniboia Bodge No. 49 — 'Meets third Friday. D. G. Geernaert, secretary.
King Hiram No. 104' — Meets second Tuesday. C. B. Smith, secretary.
(Banner — No. 154 — Meets third Monday. W. G. Manchester, secretary.
St. Andrew’s No. 174 — Meets first Monday. T. Temple, secretary.
Emulation Bodge No. l'S6— Meets first Wednesday W. A. Silverthorne, secretary.
Royal Arch Masons, Grand Chapter of Saskatchewan
Prince of Wales No. ,27 — Meets first Thursday in Masonic Temple. C. H. Flowers, Scribe E.
Wascana Chapter No. 1 — Meets second Monday in Masonic Temple. F. B. Reilly, Scribe E.
Knights Templar, Grand Priory of Canada
Wascana Preceptory, No. *51 — Meets fourth Friday in Masonic Temple. F. B. Reilly, registrar.
Scottish Rite
Regina Bodge Perfection, ,14 Degree, A & A Scottish Rite — Meets third Thursday, Masonic Temple. J. D. Turnbull, .secretary.
Regina Chapter Rose Croix 118th Degree — J. D. Turnbull, secretary.
Saskatchewan Consistory, 32nd Degree — J. D. Turnbull, secretary.
I. O. B. B.
Bocal No. 1113 — Meets every second Thursday in Hebrew School.
Regina Chapter of A. Z. A. No. 120 — Meets every second Tuesday in Hebrew School,
A. A. O. N. Mystic Shrine
Wa-Wa Temple, Oasis of Regina — 2124 11th Avenue. Frederick W. Bogan, Rec¬ order, Canada Permanent Building.
Bastern Star
Regina Chapter No. 7 — Meets first Thursday, Masonic Temple Building. Miss E. C. Brake, iSecretary.
Excelsior Chapter No. 21 — Meets second Thursday, Masonic Temple Building. Miss N. Robinson, Secretary.
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Meets second and fourth Tuesdays at li8-&3 Cornwall Street.
C. O. F.
Court Regina, No. 1 — Meets first and third Thursdays at 304, 1821 Scarth,
B. F. O. E.
Meets second and fourth Fridays at No. 9, Cornwall Building.
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I. O. O. P.
Grand Secretary — Frederick D. Gray, 1, 1755 Hamilton St.
Regina Lodge No. 6 — Meets every Monday in I.O.O.F. Hall, 2229 15th Avenue. J. Bromby, secretary.
Floreat Lodge No. 64 — Meets every first and third Thursday in I.O.O.F. Hall, 2229 15th Avenue. J. E. Stinson, secretary.
Naomi Rebekah Lodge No. 3 — Meets every first and Third Tuesday in I.O.O.F. Hall, 2229 15th Avenue. Mrs. W. B. Gibson, secretary.
Queen City Lodge No. 120 — Meets every second and fourth Thursday in I.O.O.F.
Hall, 2229 15th Avenue. M. T. Clarke, secretary.
Saskatchewan Encampment No. 1 — Meets every second and fourth Wednesday in
I. O.O.F. Hall, 2229 15th Avenue. G. P. Hoskins, scribe.
Empire Rebekah Lodge No. 43 — Meets every second and fourth Tuesday in I.O.O.F.
Hall, 2229 15th Ave. Miss D. Spurrier, secretary.
Canton Regina No. 1 — Meets every third Wednesday in I.O.O.F. Hall, 2229 15th Avenue. J. E. Tanner, clerk.
Fellowship Rebekah Lodge No. 123 — Meets every first and third Wednesday, S.O.E. Hall, 1459 Retallack Street. Miss Marion Brown, secretary.
Ii. O. O. M.
Maple Leaf Lodge -No. T656 — Meets first and third Thursdays at 18134 '11th Ave. Regina Lodge No. 757 — Meets first and third Tuesdays at 304, 1/8*21 Scarth.
Manchester Unity Lodge Room: Labor Temple
Loyal Qu’Appelle Lodge — Meets second and fourth Mondays at 14’59 Retallack. Loyal Queen of the West Ladies’ Lodge — Meets every second Friday.
Knights of Columbus
Regina Council No. ,1,2'47 — Meets second and fourth Mondays at 186!3 Cornwall.
Loyal Order of Deer
Central Lodge No. 11 — Meets 1'733' Scarth.
St. Andrew’s Society of Regina
Meets in Liberty Hall, 1‘8I3‘5 Albert Street.
Sons of England
Lodge Regina 30.7 — died Rose Degree. Meets second and fourth Wednesdays. White Rose Degree — Meets every fifth Monday in S. >0. E. Hall, 145, 9 Retallack. Lodge Empress of the West, 177 — Meets first and third Mondays in Orange Hall, !ll4-59 Retallack.
Lodge Royal Ensign — Meets <S. O. E. Hall (North Annex). Charles Whittet, sec.
Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge — J. J. iRenwick, recorder, .2055 iSmith.
Capital City Lodge No. 1 — Meets first and third Mondays at 30'2; 1821 iScarth St.
J. J. Renwick, secretary.
Wascana Lodge No. 9 — Meets second and fourth Mondays at 3102, 18'2'1 IScarth St. Harold Corbett, secretary.
Demary Lodge No. 17 — Meets second and fourth Wednesdays at 302, 1821 Scarth. Douglas Warren, secretary.
Dramatic Knights of Order of Khorassen Meets first Thursday each month at 304, 1821 Scarth Street. Arthur Ensworth, sec.
L. O. B. A.
Capital City Lodge No. 10'6 — Meets in Liberty Hall, ll8 35 Albert St., second and fourth Tuesdays.
Patricia Lodge No. 279 — Meets first and third Mondays in Deer Hall.
Garner Lodge No. 3'3I2 — Meets in Liberty Hall, first and third Tuesdays.
L. T. B.
Newlands Lodge No. 408 — Meets in K. P. Hall, first and third Fridays.
Royal Antedeluvian Order of Buffaloes
G. L. E.
Lodge Room: R. A. O. B. Hall, 19 1*9 S. Railway Sir Noah Morris Lodge No. 1, Grand Lodge of Saskatchewan — Meets first and third Mondays A. T. Gardiner, secretary.
Capitol Lodge No. 3 — Meets second and fourth Mondays. R. Prested, secretary. Regina Garrison Lodge No. 7 — Meets first and third Wednesdays at the Armouries. Jas. Ellsworth, secretary.
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Knights Chapter (Saskatchewan) — Meets fourth Wednesday every third month at Dawson Hall. A. T. Gardiner, secretary.
Grand Lodge of Saskatchewan — W. ft. Crippin, secretary, 1004 Athol.
Ii. O. Ii.
Royal ©lack Preceptory, No. '5'81 — -Meets in Orange Hall, ‘18'37 Albert Street, first Mondays. iStuart IMuirhead, registrar.
Scarlet Chapter — Meets in Orange IHall every three months.
No. 160'8 — Meets in Orange Hall, second Monday. H. Hammond, secretary.
No. 2366 — Meets in Orange Hall, first and third Thursdays. R. C. Asples, secretary. No. 2631 — Meets in Orange Hall, second and fourth Thursdays. A. T. Douglas, secretary.
No. <2i9H2 — Meets in Orange Hall, second and fourth Tuesdays. S. Muirhead, sec.
Orange Benevolent Society
Secretary-Treasurer — A. C. Santer, 1 9*61 Angus.
United Commercial Travelers
Regina Lodge No. 266 — 'Meets second Saturday at 175'5 Scarth Street.
Service Clubs
Canadian Club
President — T. H. Moffet Secretary — C. R. Davidson (Meets at Hotel Saskatchewan)
Gyro Club
President — R. Usher Secretary — Dr. M. R. Parkin
(Meets weekly, Thursday evening, at Hotel Saskatchewan)
Lions Club
President — H. S. Maxwell Secretary — Wynne Evans
(Meets weekly, on Monday noon, at Champlain Hotel)
Kinsmen Club
President — G. Medhurst Secretary — Harris Osier
(Meets at Champlain Hotel every other Monday — evening meal)
Kiwanis Club
President — H. F. Thomson, K.C.
Secretary — J. G. Gass
(Meets weekly on Tuesdays at noon, at Hotel Saskatchewan)
Rotary Club
President — Geo. W. Robertson Secretary — »E. H. Kesterton
(Meets every Monday at noon at Hotel Saskatchewan)
Quota Club
President — Margaret I. Burgess Secretary — Miss M. Anderson
(Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays in Champlain Hotel)
Canadian Legion
1820 Albert St.
Secretary-Treasurer — F. J. Rowan
Municipalities
North Regina Municipality
w. s. Pasqua (N. Regina)
Overseer — James Milton
Councillors — James Milton, Nicholas Stefanyk, Percy Hildred Secretary — C. J. L. Field
Rural Municipality of Sherwood No. 159
1840 Cornwall
Secretary-Treasurer — R. O. Dunlop
SASKATCHEWAN URBAN MUNICIPALITIES ASSOCIATION
Hon. President — R. J. Westgate, Regina President — Leroy Johnson, Moose Jaw Vice-President — T. A. Dinsley, Wilkie Secretary-Treasurer — W. E. Hodge, Moose Jaw
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Province of Saskatchewan
Seat of Government: Regina
GOVERNMENT Or THE PROVINCE
Lieutenant-Governor — Lieut.-Col. Hon. H. E. Munroe, O.B.E., F.A.C.S., M.D. Premier and President of Council — Hon. W. J. Patterson
MEMBERS OP LEGISLATIVE OP SASKATCHEWAN
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Davis, Hon. T. C. (K.C.) ” . |
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. Regina, Legislative Bldg. |
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Demers, Omer . |
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. Debden |
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Donaldson, R. 'S . |
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. Findlater, P. O. Box 745. |
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Dorrance, )H. J . |
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Dundas, Fred. (M . |
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. ’Sintaluta, P. O. (Box KM1. |
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Dunn, Hon. C. M . |
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. Regina, Legislative Bldg. |
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.’Saskatoon, 2 0‘6 Canada Bldg |
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Eaglesham, Dr. H. E. . |
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. W eyburn |
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Estey, Hon. J. W. (K.C.) ” . |
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'Hantelman, L. H . |
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Hassard, ,R. P . |
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Name Party Constituency Address
Waddell, Thos . (Lib.).... Moose Jaw County . Mossbank, P. O. Box 140.
Williams, Geo. H . OF. L.).... Wadena . Semans, IP. O. Box 1*50.
Wilson, John A . (Lib.).... Elrose . Mondou
Clerk of the Legislative Assembly — -Geo. A. Mantle.
Executive Council Legislative Building
Hon. W. J. Patterson, Premier, President of Council, Provincial Treasurer and Minister of Telephones and Telegraphs.
Hon. J. iM. Uhrich, M.'D., Minister of Public Health, Provincial iSecretary, and Minister in charge of — The Theatres and Cinematographs Act, and The Travel¬ ling .Shows Act.
Hon. Thos. ‘C. IDavis, K.C., Attorney General, and Minister in charge of — The Loan Companies Act, and The Trust Companies Act.
Hon. George ISpence, Minister of Public Works, and Minister in charge of — The Steam Boilers Act, and The 'Saskatchewan Power Commission.
Hon. Chas. M. Dunn, (Minister of Highways and Transportation, and Minister in charge of — Office of the King’s Printer, 'Bureau of Publications, The Child Welfare Act, and The Old Age Pensions Act.
Hon. R. J. M. Parker, Minister of Municipal Affairs, and Minister in charge of — The Bureau of Labour and Public Welfare.
Hon. J. W. Estey, K.C., Minister of Education.
Hon. J. G. Taggart, Minister of Agriculture.
Hon. W. F. Kerr, Minister Natural Resources and Minister in charge of Saskatche¬ wan Insurance Act, Fire Prevention Aot and Prairie and Forest Fires Act.
Clerk of the Legislative Council — J. VV. McLeod.
Inspectorate
Areola .
Assiniboia .
Balcarres .
Biggar .
Davidson .
Govan .
Gull (Lake .
Herbert .
Humboldt .
Kamsack .
Kerrobert .
Kindersley .
Kinistino .
Lloydminster .
Maple Creek .
Melville . .
Moose Jaw .
Moosomin .
North 'Battleford
Outlook .
Oxbow .
Prince Albert ....
Radissdn .
Radville .
Regina .
Rosthern .
Rosetown .
St. Walburg .
E. Saskatoon .
W. Saskatoon ....
Shaunavon .
Shell Lake .
INSPECTORS OP SCHOOLS
Inspector Address
W. Lewis, IB. A . Areola
P. B. Murphy, B.A . Assiniboia
R. L. Horning, B.A . Balcarres
F. T. Hawryluk, B. A.
B. !Ed . Biggar
W. H. Musick . Davidson
R. )C. IMoir, B.A . Govan
J. Maclennan, B.A . Gull Lake
A. J. Loeppky, IB. A . Herbert
G. R. Hutchings . Humboldt
R. W. Waind, B.A., B. Paed.. Kamsack
W. R. Francis, B.A . Kerrobert
W. A. Ross, M.A . Kindersley
C. H. iPiercy, B.A . Kinistino
A. R. Brown, B.S.A . 'Lloydminster
'C. E. Brown . Maple Creek
H. L. Winter, B.A . (Melville
,'S. E. M. McClelland . 160 Ominica St. W.,
Moose Jaw
H. C. Andrews, B.S.A . Moosomin
Campbell Innes, M.A. . Battleford
A. W. Keith, B.A . Outlook
W. J. Stevenson . Oxbow
J. T. Tomlinson, B.A . Prince Albert
W. J. Drimrmie, B.A . Radisson
J. R. Fraser, B.A . Radville
F. W. Rowan, B.A . 293)6 College Ave., Regina
E. T. Crough, B.A . Rosthern
W. P. Sexsmith, B.A . Rosetown
,W. D. Brennan, B.A., B.Ed... St. Walburg
, H. A. Everts, B.A . 630 '8th Avenue N.,
'Saskatoon
, A. E. Chatwin, B.A., B. Paed.. 714 5th Avenue N.,
Saskatoon
F. P. Henwood, M.A . Shaunavon
R. H. C. Ferris, B.A . Shell Lake
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Inspectorate Inspector Address
South Regina . F. W. Bates, M.A., M.Sc.,
B. Paed . 3068 Angus St., Regina
Swift Current . E. N. Grantham, 'B.A . Swift Current
Tisdale . F. W. Harrison, B.A.
1LL.B., iD.Paed. Tisdale
Wadena . R. E. ’Sparkes . ..Wadena
Watrous . . D. L. Hicks, B.A . Watrous
Weyburn . . Vacant . Weyburn
Yorkton . * . M. iA. Tripp, B.A . Yorkton
WORKMEN’S COMPENSATION BOARD
7 Farmers Building
Chairman — W. F. Dunn, K.C.
Commissioners — A. W. Heise and Ralph Heseltine Secretary — T. L. Elliott
Chief Medical Officer — Dr. H. L. Jackes (M.B.)
COURT OP KINGS BENCH FOR SASKATCHEWAN
Chief Justice — Hon. J. T. Brown
Pusine Judges — Hon. <H. Y. MacDonald (Regina), Hon. H. V. Bigellow (Regina), Hon. J. E. Taylor (Moose Jaw), Hon. J. ,F. iL. Embury (Regina), Hon. Donald Maclean ('Saskatoon), Hon. W. E. Knowles (Moose Jaw).
Registrar — R. Charlton Deputy Registrar — J. J. McCarthy Master in Chambers^ — E. T. Bucke Chief Court Reporter — S. Inch
COURT OF APPEAL FOR SASKATCHEWAN
Chief Justice — Hon. Sir F. W. G. Haultain
Justices — Hon. W. F. A. Turgeon, Hon. W. M. Martin, Hon. P. E. Mackenzie and Hon. P. H. Gordon Registrar — R Charlton
DISTRICT AND SURROGATE COURTS
Judicial District of Regina Court House: 2006 Victoria Avenue
Judge District Court — His Honor Judge Hannon, Regina Sheriff — M. B. Wilkinson Clerk — R. Charl-ton
Deputy Clerks — J. J. McCarthy and J. E. Jarvis Official Administrator — The Western Trust Company Agent Attorney-General — H. E. 'Sampson, K.C., Regina
Law Society of Saskatchewan
Court House
Secretary — Andrew L . Hall
JUVENILE COURT
Court House, 3rd fir. 2006 Victoria (Office)
Judge — -Margaret I. Burgess
SHERIFF’S OFFICE
1 73*9 Cornwall
Sheriff — Martin B. Wilkinson Deputy Sheriff — L. S. Houghton
LAND TITLES BUILDING
(Regina Land Registration District)
Townships 1-26 inclusive, ranges 1.1-23 inclusive and that of townships 2*4, 25, 26, range 24, lying east of the left bank of Last Mountain Lake.
Victoria Avenue corner Cornwall Registrar and Master of Titles — Wilmot G. Haultain Deputy Registrar — Thomas H. Hewitt Inspector of 'Legal Offices — Douglas M. Woodhams Chief Surveyor — Col. Albert C. Garner
Saskatchewan Book Bureau
1900 Dewdney
Superintendent — M. P. Ehman
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Blocks, Buildings and Apartments
Ackerman Building, 21'2<8 Dewdney
Adair Apartments, 2720 Twelfth Avenue
Addems Block, 21-63 Broad
Addmore 'Block, 1742 Broad
Albarfall Court, 11710 Fifteenth Avenue
Albert Court, 20'65 Albert
Anderson Apartments, 18011 Winnipeg
Argyle Court (formerly Lord Apartments), 2200 Lome and 2307 14th Avenue
Armour Block ('New), 1908- Twelfth Avenue
Armour Block (old), 1603 Broad
Armouries, Elphinstone corner Ninth Avenue
Armweld Block, 18316 Scarth
Assiniboia Block, 18-61 Scarth
Avalon Court, 16.22 Fifteenth Avenue
Avenue Apartments, 17'25 Fourteenth Avenue
Avenue Building, ,2430 Eleventh Avenue
Balfour Apartments, 21305 Victoria Avenue
Bamford Apartments, 1450 Angus
Bank of Commerce Building, 173>6 -Scarth
Bank of Nova Scotia Building, 176-9 Scarth
Banner Building, 2134 Eleventh Avenue
Bartleman Apartments, 2201 14th Avenue and 220*6-12- Cornwall Bellevue Court, ‘2>1 2-9 Hamilton
Belmont Apartments, 2205 Smith and 23'27 Fourteenth Avenue
Bessborough -Apartments, 263‘2 Victoria
(Beta Apartments, '292-5 Fourteenth Avenue
Birnaim Lodge, 2210 Angus
Black Block, 1 7*5 5 Hamilton
Bond [Exchange Building, 183*6 Hamilton
Boy Scout House, 2208 Edward
Boyle-Wright Building, 1-843 Rose
Braemar Apartments, 2225 Albert
Broadway Court, ‘3,078 Broad
Broder Building, 180-9 Rose
Bruce Apartments, 2020 St Johns
Bruce Apartments, Annex, 1503 Victoria
Bukovinian Canadian Cultural Hall, 2041 McDonald
Burton Block, 17>3'3' 'Scarth
Cameron Apartments, 1403 Tenth Avenue
Canada Life Building, .Eleventh Avenue corner Cornwall
Canada Life Building Annex, 2213 Eleventh Avenue
Canada Permanent Annex, 1776 'Scarth
Canada Permanent Building, 177-8 Scarth
Canadian Bank of Commerce Building, '1 7-3*6 Scarth
Canadian Ukrainian Institute Prosvita, 17.3*7 St John
Capitol Theatre Block, 203VL Twelfth Avenue
Caragana Apartments, 19'3'4 Victoria
Carman Block, 2i5.2;fi y2 Eleventh Avenue
Chateau Apartments, 2104 Fourteenth Avenue
Christie Grant Block, 1611 Eleventh Avenue
City Hall, Eleventh Avenue and Rose
Clair-e Apartments, 2215 Hamilton
Clarendon Apartments, 1446 Rae Street North
Clifton Court, 2=313 0 Fifteenth Avenue
College Court, 2i5'40-4*2 College Avenue
Co-operative Creameries Building, il!80.ft Albert
Cornwall Building, -212'7 Eleventh Avenue
Cornwall Court, 21015 Cornwall
Court House, 2006 Victoria
Credit Foncier Building. 187*9 Cornwall
Crescent Apartments, 1550 Fourteenth -Avenue
Crescent Annex Apartments, 2135 Halifax
Cushing Apartments, 2130-.2132 Scarth
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Darke Block, 2125 Eleventh Avenue
Davin Apartments, 1765 Hamilton
Dixon Block, 1854 Broad
Dominion Bank Building, 1822 Scarth
Donahue Building, '23 14 Eleventh Avenue
Duncan Block, 1510 Albert and 2603 Dewdney
Eddy Apartments, 11*90 1 Fourteenth Avenue
Elgin Apartments, 2048 Rae
•Empire Apartments, 15 H8 Eleventh Avenue
Engel Block, 1721 Scarth
Engineers Building, 1845 Hamilton
England Block, 1776 Hamilton
Etty Apartments, 16il3 Thirteenth Avenue
Farmers Building, -2350 Twelfth Avenue
Federal Building, Scarth corner Eleventh Avenue
Frontenac Apartments, 2022-24 Lome
Fuhrmann Apartments, 1533 Eleventh Avenue
Garnet Apartments, 2078 'Garnet
'Gilmour Block, 1825 Scarth
Glendale Apartments, 142*2 Scarth
Glenn Apartments, 2152 Albert
Gordon Building, 2180 Twelfth
Government House, s. s. Dewdney near Alexandra Street
Granville Apartments, 2079 Hamilton
Grassick Duncan Block, 172)2 'Scarth
Hamilton Building, 1704 Hamilton
Henderson Terrace, 3038-30-60 Eighteenth Avenue
Hungarian Hall, 141 Victoria East
Huntingdon Apartments, '2620 Twelfth Avenue
Imperial Bank Chambers, 2024 Eleventh Avenue
Imperial Block, 2,9115 Fifth Avenue
I. O. O. iF. HaJil, 2209 Fifteenth Avenue
Jarvis Block, 1900 Hamilton
Jolly Block, 1821 South Railway
Kenora Apartments, 216011 Fourteenth Avenue
Knights of Columbus Block, 1-8 6‘3 Cornwall
Kerr Building, 1864 Scarth
Knorn Apartments, 1 9’64 Hallifax
Kresge Block, 19113 Eleventh Avenue
Krolik Block, 1 8*3*8 Dewdney
L. O. O. M. Lodge Hall, top floor '2127 Eleventh Avenue Labor Temple, 1915 Osier
Land Titles Building, s. s. Victoria corner Cornwall Leader Building, 1853 Hamilton Linden -Manor, 20.24 Fourteenth Avenue Lloyds Buillding, 2327 Eleventh Avenue Lome Block, 11757 Lome
Lorscott Mansions, 1924 Fourteenth Avenue McAra Block, 18'5'5 'Scarth McBride Block, 13133’ Garnet N.
McCallum Building, 1830 Hamilton McCallum-Hill Building, '1874 'Scarth
McCarthy Apartments, 2,615-19 Thirteenth -Avenue and 2100 Albert
McDonald Block, 2115 'South Raillway
McDougall Block, 2201 'Lome
Mclnnis Block, 1706 and 1720 Rose
Mclnnis Building. 2002 Dewdney
Mackenzie & Brown Building, 18.1)8 Scarth
Madrid Apartments, 2363 Broad and i!7i3>2i College
Mae -Block, 1944-58 Hamilton
Maple Leaf Apartments, 1524 Eleventh Avenue -Marlborough Apartments, 222'9 Smith Masonic Lodge Halil, 1930 Lome Masonic Temple, 1930 Lome Massig Block, 16 3*5 Eleventh Avenue
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Mayfair Apartments, 2915 Fourteenth Avenue
Merchants Bank Chambers, 21214 Eleventh Avenue
Mickleborough 'Block, l'704-171|6a Scarth
Mitchell Building-, 18 56 Scarth
Modern Apartments, .2'9i3-0 Fourteenth Avenue
Music & Arts Building, 2201 'College
Nash Building, 1825 Rose
Nesbitt Apartments, 2'2*0.1 Hamilton
Nestman Apartments, 1332- Eleventh Avenue
New Armour Block, Gj908’ Twelfth Avenue
New Federal Building, 2036 Victoria
New Standard Apartments, 17 Il3 Hamilton
Newell Apartments, 2 7'30 Twelfth Avenue
North 'Regina Municipal Hall, e. s Pasqua (North iRegina)
Northern Crown Building, 18'21 Scarth Old Armour 'Block, 1'603 Broad Orange Hall, 183*5 Albert Parkdale Community Hall, 699 Queen
Parliament Buildings, Albert Street on south side Wascana Bake Pool (Building, 2000 Albert
Provincial Government Buildings, e. s. Albert s. s. Wascana 'Lake
Provincial Office Building, 1739 Cornwall
Qu’Appelle Apartments, 2105 Hamilton
Queen City Apartments, 1870 Osier
OFt. A. O. B. Hal'l, 191<9 S 'Railway
Redlyn (The), 12<1'39 Broad
Regina Armoury, corner Elphinstone and 9th Avenue
Regina Court Apartments, 2061 Rose
Regina Labor Temple Co., L91'5 Osier
Reinhorn Block, 2.230 Eleventh Avenue
Renfrew Block, (1755 Scarth
Roan tree Block, 172.6 Cornwall
Rosary Hall, 2076 Scarth
Rose Lodge, 2179 Rose
Roselyn Apartments, '2025 Rose
Royal Bank Chamibers, 2001 Eleventh Avenue
Royal George Apartments, /2'2'1 3‘ Cornwall and 21i3'3 'Fourteenth Avenue
Sacred Heart Parish Hall, w. s. ©lphinstone bet. 'Seventh and Eighth Avenues
St. Andrew’s Apartments, 27'2l5- Dewdney
St. Johns Apartments, 1678 St. Johns
St. Margaret’s Apartments, 1827 Rose
St. Mary’s Hall, 2030 Hamilton
St. Paul’s Parish Hall, 1‘8 4'3 McIntyre
Salvation Army Hall, 127>9 Retal'lack
Saskatchewan Block, 1.87 9 Hamilton
Saskatchewan “Government. Telephone Building, 2 3‘5 0 Albert
Saskatchewan Life Building, 1*8 li 9 Cornwall
Scarth Apartments, 1751 Scarth
Seller Block, 11174 Albert North
Simpkins Block, 11741 Scarth -
Smith Block, 1 7‘5«5 Rose
Somerset Building, ISO'S Smith
'S. O. E'. Hall, 14-5>9 Retallack and w. s. Halifax (N. Annex)
Standard Apartments (new), 1713' Haimilton
Standard Apartments (old), 1735 Rose
Stephen Apartments, 27118 Dewdney
Sterling Trusts Building, 17.9*5 Rose
Stokes Block, 1 7 43 Broad
S'trathcona Block, 171-3-1721 Scarth
Telegraph Building, S. Railway Ave. and Hamilton
Thomson Block, 11761 Scarth
Travellers 'Building, 1843 Broad
Trianon The, 1850 Smith
Ukrainian Labor Temple, 1*8’0 9 Toronto
Ukrainian Peoples Hall, 1-817 Quebec
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Union Station (C.P.R. and C.N.R.), 'South Railway and Rose
Veteran’s Building-, IS'2.0 Albert
Victoria Apartments, 1 8*3*6 Victoria
Victoria Court, 2.93 5 Victoria and 2013 Robinson
Victoria Park Building, 194-5 'Scarth
Warner Block, 2915-19 Fifteenth Avenue
Wascana Annex (rear), 1730 Hamilton
Waverley Block, 1751 Broad
Wesley Hall, ,1500 l'5th Ave
Western Trust 'Building, <20*20 Eleventh Avenue Westman Chambers, H7‘9ll Rose Wheat Pool Building, 2000 Albert Wheelan Apartments, 1900 Garnet Whiteford Block, 2.2<3 3 South Railway Wildun Lodge, 1839 -Scarth
Williamson Apartments, 2275 Lome and 2210 Fifteenth Avenue
Willingdon Apartments, 2>500 Victoria
Willows Court, '2)16.9 McIntyre
Wilson Block, 1713 Toronto
Woodville Apartments, 1421 Cornwall N.
Woolworth Block, 2007 Eleventh Avenue
Yaeger Block, 2.4'25 Eleventh Avenue
Y. M. C. A. Building, Cornwall near Victoria
Y. W. C. A. Annex, 1957 Smith
Zion Community HalL 4810 Eleventh Avenue
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ABBREVIATIONS — GENERAL
pass . passenger
phone . telephone
photogr . photographer
phys . physician
pk . Park
pkr . packer
pi . place
plbr . plumber
plstr . plasterer
P O . ] . Post Office
pres . president
pressfdr . pressfeeder
pressmn . pressman
prin . principal
prof . professor
prop . proprietor
Prov . Provincial
ptrnmkr . patternmaker
pub . publisher
purch . purchasing
r . resides
rd . road
real est . real estate
repr . repairer
repres . representative
reprmn . repairman
res . residence
restr . restaurant
ret . . retail
Rev . Reverend
Ry . Railway
Ry MS... Railway Mail Service
s or S . South
schl . School
s e . southeast
seams . seamstress
sec . secretary
sergt . sergeant
shpr . shipper
sis mgr . sales manager
slsmn . salesman
solr . solicitor
s s . south side
St . Street
staty eng. . .stationary engineer
stn . station
steamftr . steamfitter
steno . stenographer
stereo . stereotyper
>tudt . student
superv . supervisor
supt . superintendent
surg . surgeon
s w . southwest
switchmn . switchman
tchr . teacher
tel . telegraph
timekpr . timekeeper
tmstr . teamster
trans . transfer
trav . traveler
treas . treasurer
undtkr . undertaker
upholstr . upholsterer
US . United States
vet . veterinary
vice pres . vice president
w or W . -West
whol . wholesale
whsemn . warehouseman
wid . widow
wkr . worker
wks . works
w s . west side
wtchmn . watchman
ydnin . yardman
ydmstr . yardmaster
emp agcy. . .employment agency
electro . electrotyper
elev . elevator
emp . employed
eng . engineer
engrav . engraver
e s . east side
est . estate
exch . exchange
exp . express
expman . expressman
expmessr. .. .express messenger
firmn . fireman
fnshr . finisher
formn . foreman
frt . freight
ft . foot
ftr . fitter
furn . furniture
furng . furnishing
furn rms . furnished rooms
gasftr . gasfitter
gdnr . gardener
gds . goods
gen . general
govt . government
groc . grocer
h . householder
hairdrsr . hairdresser
hd . head
lidqrs . headquarters
hdwre . hardware
hlpr . helper
hosp . hospital
implts . implements
inc . incorporated
ins . insurance
insptr . inspector
instr . instructor
jan . janitor
Jr . Junior
jwlr . jeweler
kpr . keeper
lab . laborer
lieut . lieutenant
lino opr . linotype operator
lithogr . lithographer
lbr . lumber
Idry . laundry
Idrymn . laundryman
Ltd . Limited
mach . machinist
mdse . merchandise
mech . mechanic
inercht . merchant
messr . messenger
Met . Metropolitan
mfg . manufacturing
mfr . manufacturer
mgr . manager
mkr . maker
mkt . market
mldr . moulder
mlnr . milliner
mn . man
mng . managing
mstr mech. .. .master mechanic
mut . mutual
n or N . North
motor . motorman
Natl . National
nav . navigation
n e . northeast
nr . near
n s . north side
n w . northwest
opp . opposite
opr . operator
acct . accountant
adv . advertising
agric . . . agricultural
agric implts .
. agricultural implemen ts
agt . agent
Amer . American
appr - . apprentice
apts . apartments
archt . architect
Assn . Association
asst . assistant
attndt . attendant
atty . attorney
auto . automobile
auto mech .
. automobile mechanic
ave . avenue
barr . barrister
bdg . boarding
bet . between
bgemn . baggageman
bkbndr . bookbinder
bkpr . bookkeeper
bldg . building
bldr . builder
blk . block
blksmith . blacksmith
boul . boulevard
br . branch
brklyr . bricklayer
brkmn . brakeman
cabtmkr . cabinetmaker
Can • . Canadian
capt . captain
car repr . car repairer
carp . carpenter
cashr . cashier
chaufr . chauffeur
chf . chief
chkr . checker
civ . civil
civ eng . civil engineer
elk . clerk
coir . collector
Co . Company
coml . commercial
comn . commission
comp . compositor
compto . comptometer
comr . commissioner
cond . conductor
confr . confectioner
consol . consolidated
contr . contractor
cor . corner
corres . correspondent
ct . court
Cres . Crescent
ctr . cutter
del . delivery
dep . deputy
dept . department
dir . director
disp . dispatcher
dist . district
dir . dealer
Dom . Dominion
dom . domestic
dressmkr . dressmaker
drftsmn . draftsman
Dr . Drive
driv . driver
e or E . East
elec . electric
electl . electrical
electn . electrician
ABBREVIATIONS OP GIVEN NAMES
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Henderson’s
Regina
Street and Avenue Directory
1936
HENDERSON’S (1936) REGINA Albert N. 97
Abbott
NOTICE
4 The Symbol following the residence name, indicates that to the best of our knowledge, someone living in the house is the owner.
♦> This Symbol indicates that a tele¬ phone is located at this number on the street.
This new Home Owners, Tenants and Phone Directory is compiled from in¬ formation taken on a special house-to- house personal canvass. We do not guarantee to be absolutely correct in every detail, but we believe it to be very accurate and complete, as far as it has been possible for us to get the information personally from someone at each residence. Where occupants have been absent the “owner” information has been left out.
ABBOTT STREET (Broder Annex) Prom 10th Ave. (East of Winnipeg Street) runs south.
2005 Ciconsky Frank-*
2055 Steniski Mike-*
2071 Scrimbrit Steve-4 2175 Lapc'huk Tony
ABERDEEN STREET
Prom McKinley Ave. runs south to Dewdney Avenue.
5th Ave intersects
1160 Senger Fred-4- 1168 Moore A Matthew 3179 Skundberg Olaf
6th Ave intersects 7th Ave intersects 8th Ave intersects Dewdney Ave here
ALBERT STREET NORTH
Prom McKinley Avenue runs south to C. P. R. track.
Odd numbers east side Washington Ave — Hi-Way Refineries Ltd 638 Gellner Chas 678 Buchanan Everitt B 682 Forsythe Wm G'4-*$»
CNR tracks intersect Garfield Ave intersects;
ft
Chicago Ave intersects
900 Hunt Chas 916 Foster Mrs A M 920 Krause Jacob 940 Rowland Wm
969 Drewryis Regina Ltd
970 McGavin Bakeries Ltd
4th Ave intersects 1000 Fowler Abraham 1032 Parton Albt A-**
1040 Farrington John 1048 Vacant 1056 Empire Decorator 1056 Tappin James V
1064 Davis Edw4-
1065 Regina Municipal Railway Car
Barns and Office
5th Ave intersects
1100 North Side Super Service Station 1116 Hill Edw 1126 Tate Wm O}*
1134 Currie Chas J 1136 Scott Mrs Mary E 1160 Vacant
1174 Douglas Ralph meats 1174 Seller & Sons grocer 1174 Seller Block
1 Lake Mrs A
2 Snell John
3 Harrington ,Saml J*}*
4 Seller Mrs W 7 Foss Andw
9 Williams Geo G
10 Minor Hector
11 Willis Osborne S
12 Waldo Robt P
13 Rose A E
14 Biden Herbt G'*}»
17 Dobson John
18 Johnson A G
20 'Seller Joseph
21 Brumwell Fred
22 Dunn Victor J
23 Boyles Mrs C J 25 Robinson Geo 27 Vint S
6th Ave intersects 1207 Northern Machinery Exchange 1211 Alexander Nick 1214 'Sidey Thos-4*}*
1218 Chance Frank*}*
1221 Steadman Geo H*>
House Owner
Telephone
The Western Manufacturing Co. Limited
Windows, Doors, Mouldings, Detail Millwork, Plate Glass, Show Cases, Office and Store Fixtures, Fine Interior Cabinet Work Phone 92585 1550 Dewdney Street Night Phone 4405
Steen &Wcic mt lie
Saskatchewan’s Leading Fur Experts
2323 Eleventh Avenue Phone 8448
98 Albert N. HENDERSON’S (1936) REGINA
Albert
1228 Malone E J 1237 McDonald Ewen-f^
1239 Fraser Fred
1240 Woodley Albt
1246 Nat 'Cartage & Storage garage
1247 Porter Mrs M 1249 Doran Fred-**J+
1254 Livingstone John*J*
1256 Silzer Mrs Emily 1260 Bowers Wm
1263 Gospel Hall 1273 Norman’s GaTage
7th Ave intersects 1303 Fodey Francis 1323 Lipsett Robt J 1331 Deyotte Octave 1335 Vacant
1363 Wilson & Wilson Ltd
8th Ave intersects
1401 Prescott Wm J*$*
1459 North Side Auto Wrecking w s Can Customs (Freight Dept) w s National Cartage & .Storage Ltd w 'S C N R Freight Sheds
Dewclney Ave intersects
1504 Albert Cafe
1505 Scott’s Filling .Station 1508 Dufty John hdwre 1510 Duncan Block
7 Johnson Carl
8 Sparkes Douglas A G
9 Uhrich Lee
10 Kendrick H W
11 Ballard M
12 Peden Norman 1512 Vacant
1512 Stilwell John barber 1514 Shadbolt Thos M 1524 Wilkie Adam 1530 Economy Tire Service 1534 Vacant
1536 Harness & 'Shoe Repair
1 5 4‘5 Vacant
1548 Cook Mrs Geo-t^
15 5 4 Chambers R C 1558 Blair Bros4- 1560 Snelgrove Henry J 1580 Dominion Garage
9th Ave intersects 1603 Dagnoul Felix 1612 Allen Everett 1628-1630 Flannery Mrs A-4- 10th Ave here C P R tracks here
ALBERT STREET
Prom South Railway runs south city limits.
EAST SIDE
1771
1775
1819
1827
1835
1835
1847
1871
1875
1925
1925
1935
1947
Furby’s Quality Products City Chemical Co
11th Ave intersects Busch Philipp Kennedy Mrs F M*- Orange Hall
Loyal Orange Temple Co Central Press Ltd Wirth *P H Albert Laundry Neil Motors Ltd
12th Ave intersects Black & White Garage Black & White Taxi Commercial Printer's Ltd Ohashi Jack
to
1951 Duff David B
1961 Mikado Tire & Vulcanizing
1963 Vacant
1965 Arlington House
Victoria Ave intersects e s Cawsey’s Service Station 2035 McKenzie Auto Equipment Ltd 2037 Proctor Robt*$*
2051 Canadian Motors Ltd 2057 City Tire & Repair 2057 Pitts Bros plbrs 2057 Pitts Edwin J 2065 Albert Court
A Crowe Mrs L S B Reid Mrs J A*
C De Forest Mrs Mary*£
D Paterson Mrs A C»$»- E Howell D*>
F Robertson Thos H*J+
G Parrott John E*>
H McDonald Don»J*
I Spicer Mrs J 'S J Morrison Wm G
K Ellison Robert H*
L McDougall John*?*
12B Berry James caretkr«$*
13th Ave intersects — Wascana Super Service Stn 2119 Close Mrs E B 2119 Martin Alvin C 2123 Hodges Wilbert 2123 Edwards Ric'hd C 2127 Eberhardt Mrs Bertha^
2135 Barre Geo A 2145 Mulvenna John 2149 McLellan John A 2155 Alexander Mrs R E 2173 Star Provision Co e s Red Indian Service Station 14th Ave intersects 2201 Thompson’s Drug Store 2205 Loyal Tea Room 2209 Thompson (Ambrose) Garage 2225 Braemar Apartments
1 Murray Mrs E
2 Beach Homer jan*>
3 Barry Marjorie^*-
4 Hahn Mabel
5 Haslam Mrs D H*J*
6 Anderson Norman*?*-
7 McDermid James<«
8 Moore Cyril*?*
9 McIntosh Eileen*?*
10 O’Sullivan Mrs B
II Eastland Sidney V*?*
12 Gass Earl R«?*
14 Laird D*?*
15 Kay Lawrence J<?*
16 Melville Warren*?*
17 Boyce Mrs I*?*
18 Forde J H*?*
19 Blanchfield Rose*?*
20 Barker Miss W*?*
21 Currie Kathleen 21 Downes Edna*?*
21 Donnelly Mary
21 Haug Bertha
22 Lumb Miss E
22 Cole Albt L*?*
23 O’Donnell Larry*?*
24 Begg Garvin*?*
25 Dickson Harry*?*
26 Spence Rose^
27 Freschette Yvonne
28 Bolton W E
>- House Owner
*?♦ Telephone
Albert
HENDERSON’S (1936) REGINA
Albert 99
29 Kane Mrs Jean
29 Larson Olive
30 Hourigan James^
31 Peart Mrs M B*
32 Armstrong J Dunbar*
33 Paupst M*
33 Ryan Eila
34 Tilcox Mrs I 34A Easton Miss J
35 Griffin Alice*
36 Hotchin Mrs E*
37 Hulatt Eric T*
38 Rodger R M*
39 Smith W Gwen*
40 Gibson James
41 Brownell Jessie C
42 Gillis Chas A*
43 Wickware W K*
44 McBeth H G*
45 'Clark J C*
46 Willcott Mrs Gertrude M 46A Mitchell Margt
47 Learoyd Margt*
2235 Cossar 'Sidney F 2243 Selby Wm J P-4- 2247 Stevens Cyril E*
2249 iStevens Mrs E S 2259 Wood Mrs Minnie E
15th Ave intersects e s Imperial Oil Ltd Service Stn 2325 MacKenzie W Ross*
2333 Coke Major W L*
2339 Barker Ro-bert-4*
2345 Budd Walter F
16th Ave intersects
— Wascana Park
Wascana Creek intersects
— Provincial Government Bldg
— Parliament Building Cafe
— Regina Tennis Club e s Regina Gun Club
— Sask Wheat Pool Athletic Club
23rd Ave intersects e s Campion College (R C) e s Sacred Heart College
City Limits here w s Ball Robt e s South Side Service Stn •e s Barrett Geo e s Hollywood Cluib
WEST SIDE South Railway intersects 1806 Co-operative Creameries Building 1806 Canadian Co-Oper Wool Growers 1806 Dairy Branch Lab 1806 Commissioner of Income Tax 1806 Milk Control Board 1806 Sask Co-Operative Creameries Ltd (Head Office)
1806 'Sask Co-Operative Creameries Ltd (Regina Br)
1806 Sask Farm Loan Board 11th Ave intersects 1810 McGonigal James*
1820 Veterans Building
Weights & Measures (Dom)
Can Legion of the British Empire Service League (Regina Br) Pensions Advocate Dept Dept of Indian Affairs Pensions & Natl Health H district Canadian Pension Commission Soldier 'Settlement of Canada Canadian Farm Loan Board (basement) Can Legion Club Rms 1822 Black Cat Barbers 1824 Sask Govt Employment Office 1830 Fowler Ralph G*
1834 Mash Herbert*
1842 Wagner Wm*
1842 Parks Archd
1850 Cords Piston Rings (.Sask) Ltd 1850 Sask Auto Electric Co 1850 Peerless Motors
1886 Puritan Super Service Station 12th Ave intersects 1900 Rex Grocery 1904 Rex Meat Market 1906 Classic Tea Room 1912 Hook George E & Co 1926 Morris Press*
1926 Morris E J 1928 Snack Shop 1930 ABC Plum'bing Service 1932 Modern Radiator Service 1952 Hohner Edw F 1956 Hohner Auto Body Shop 1960 Mahoney’s 'Safety Service Victoria Ave intersects 2000 Wheat Pool Building
Dept of Natural Resources Prov Govt
Wheat Pool Cigar Stand
Sask Co-Oper Wheat Producers
Bank of Montreal
Sask Pool Elevators Ltd 2034 Phereos Pete 2034 John A 2046 Lundeen Carl*
2054 Johnson Jonas E*
2062 Fung Lee laundry 2076 Lundeen Carl barber 2080 Ruby Cafe
13th Ave intersects 2100 (McCarthy Apartments
2 Spence George
3 Stedman Ernest F
4 Burgess G’
6 Vanos Irene 2112 Dupont Lawrence H*
2120 Ditchfield John*
2130 Minor’s Meat Market £132 Vacant 2150 McBrides Ltd 2152 G-lenn Apartments
6 Traub Mrs J G*
7 Caskie Robt L
8 Wiseman Bernard 2154 Modern Beauty Parlor 2154 Meuser Harry
2156 Vacant
— First Presbyterian Church 14th Ave intersects 2210 Newbury Chas*
2222 Travis Mrs Jessie*
2228 Scott Walter B4-*
2232 Pounder Adam4*
2242 Radcliff Wm A*
2244 Wilkening Mrs Jcssie-4- 2260 Safeways Stores Ltd No 351 2266 Whitaker Luther W*
15th Ave intersects w s Lakeview Super-Service Station 2322 Pettingell Wm G-4*
2334 Walsh Chas*
2350 'Sask Govt Telephones Dept College Ave intersects Leopold Crescent intersects 2550 Adams John4-*
2552 Winslow Donald B*
2614 Meeds Harvey J 2630 McVicar L Russell*
2636 Neil Albt E 2646 Adderley John-4*
19th Ave begins Wascana Creek intersects Regina Ave begins 2800 Cohen Samuel J-4*
2810 Thompson Duncan D-4*
2820 McMenomy Lorne4-*
2840 . Selby Noah T>
2850 Liggins Herbert-4*
2860 Wilson Henry H-4*
2876 Alport Dr Edward B-4*
20th Ave begins 2900 Martin John D-4*
2920 MacBeth Andrew-4*
2930 MacLean Dr Hugh-4*
* Telephone
-4 House Owner
The Regina Cold Storage & Forwarding Co. Ltd.
(Operating Peacock Van & Storage Co.) GEORGE S. PEACOCK, General Manager
Cold Storage Warehousing Car Distributing and Bonded Storage
1233 Halifax Street _ Phone 92 501
100 Albert HENDERSON’S (1936) REGINA Angus Cres.
2990 Hill Walter H A-**
McCallum Ave begins 3000 Brown Mrs Evelyn-*-*
3002 Wood Thomas H-**
3004 Cook Charles-*-*
3036 Brown Gordon B*
3060 George Dr Herbert C-** 3070 Burton Stewart C-**
21st Ave begins 3100 Read R Harry-**
3118 Mason Wm E 3160 Cook Robert H-**
Hill Ave begins 3200 Bowman Ira H-*-*
3220 Deering Joseph L*
3238 Corbett Dr Fred-*-*
3248 Broderick John M-*-*
3260 Brandon Robert J-*-*
3270 Mclnnis Walter S-*-*
22nd Ave begins 3300 Richardson Wm H*
3312 Powell Harvey O*
3316 Sinclair Dr A S 3374 Van Egmond Wm G**
Assiniboine Ave intersects 3422 Champ Stewart-**
3430 Sauer Dr Emil*
23rd Ave begins ILake View Ave begins
ALEXANDRA STREET (C P R Annex) Prom 5th Avenue runs south to City Limits.
800 Livingstone Harry
7th Ave intersects 8th Ave intersects
1424 Mensing C 1428 De Sures Gordon 1432 Parkinson J O 1436 Slaughter John 1440 Smith Mrs Hilda 1452 Houcks Mrs C N-*- 1456 Hall Harry P
Dewdney Ave intersects 9th Ave intersects 1522 Guest Arth-*-
10th Ave intersects 1702 Harrison Wm-**
1706 Williams Frank
1712 Lewis Wm P
1716 Radke Julius
1728 La Fontaine Gabriel
1730 Hoffey Leo J
1732 Mansell Milton
1734 Currie Robt
1744 Winters Stanley W-*-
1748 Smith Angus E-*-*
1752 Mercer John W-*-
11th Ave intersects 1840 Peters Geo
C P R tracks intersect 12th Ave here 2002 Escott Cyril 2020 Clarke Samuel E+
2022 Paine Ernest-*- 2026 Green Wilfred-*- 2038 Howell Thos-*
2040 Martin John-*-*
2044 Hibbert Frank W 2046 Furby Regd A 2066 Hogan Thos-*- 2068 Vacant
2070 Redhead Mrs Ada-*-
13th Ave here
ANGUS BOULEVARD
Runs from 165 Leopold Cres. south to Wascana Creek.
Leopold Crescent here
2600 Otton Chas E-**
2605 Hunter A T 2615 O’Brien John V*
2621 Brown Robt M*
2624 Ramsay Wm*
2629 Bishop Mrs Alice H>- 2640 Campbell Wm J*
2648 Sherwood Lyon B*
2658 Williams E Byron-**
2666 Macpherson Hark D-*-*
19th Ave intersects 2710 Stevenson John J-**
2720 Rooke Geo C-*-*
2724 Vacant
Wascana Creek here
ANGUS CRESCENT
Runs south in a semicircle from Col¬ lege and Angus to College and Cam¬ eron.
2 Hill J R*
3 Sahlmark Dr G W
6 Williams Gwilym*
7 Robinson Thos E**
11 Grant D W-**
12 Niven Stephen*
16 Nelson Thos E-**
20 Hutchins Lloyd
21 Fyfe Robt J*
22 Walker Edw D*
27 Barker Walter H 27 Keown Howard \*
29 Ryan John L-**
30 Turner Andw
32 Trevena Jo'hn*-
33 Hubbs Del L
36 Scott Wesley J-**
41 Butler Geo 45 Ross Richd J+*
48 Bourne Alf M-*-
49 Taylor B Seville*
55 Dunning Clement G*
56 Bagshaw F Bertram-**
60 Balbirnie James D
65 Hannah Sami D-**
66 McCormick Arnold C 69 Ratcliffe James A-*-*
71 Wells Harold G
72 Chadwick Clifford 76 Yingst Luther E**
82 Wilkinson Martin B*
83 McNeel Albt W*
87 Crowe Henry J-**
88 Dutkowski Landes J-*-*
93 Kennedy Chas L-*
98 Jonah Chas*
99 Smail Mina-*-*
100 Dolan N .Stanley-**
104 Ross David-**
105 Weir Fredk J-**
109 Portnall Francis H-**
116 Nevile Herbt S-**
121 Blair John M-**
122 Reid J Walter-**
127 Cameron A W*
130 Allowa.y F E*
132 'Swinton D S*
133 May Dr Chas R-**
139 Milligan Rev Frank*
140 Sieg Dr Howard L-**
147 Ross Wm H**
-♦-House Owner
* Telephone
Angus Cres. HENDERSON’S (1936) REGINA
Angus N. 101
148
154
160
170
175
179
180 186 190 195 198 204
209
210 216 217 220 226 227
230
231
237
238 242 245
250
251 254 257 .258 263
265
266 269
276
277
278 280 286 290 296 300 308
Lamont Danl R**
Svmer E H Peter*
ISmith Harold R* Robinson Fred*
Retallack St intersects MacLean A L*
McAra Peter G*
Hall Cedric L Baird A G Avison — *
Taylor Neil J**
Bentley Wm H** Johnstone Ray W*
Bucke Ernest T** Edwards Frederick J C** Russell Harold A*
Sneath Edw'in**
Temple Thos***
Bing Gerrard A** McClellan Milton P** Waters Wm(»
Cooper E S*
Doxsee J E Roswell* Wilson W^alter*
Wolff Wm H*
Flewelling Robt Ewington Norman B 'Strothard John L*
Archer Wm**
Martyn Oscar W** Gottselig P*
Garner J C*
Pike Shelton**
Morrison Wesley R** Kershaw Ed J**
Mounteer Edw W** Chambers Dr A** Johnson Percy E** Wheatley Wm Monckton Wm J** JA Heagle Donald F*
Higgins Harold H** Warren W H*
Hendricks Fredk
College Ave here
ANGUS STREET NORTH
Prom McKinley Avenue runs south to C. P. R. tracks.
972 Dupueis Chas H*
978 Douglas Robt-*
4th Ave intersects 1008 Whiteman Cecil*
1012 Cheater Arthur P*
1014 Willis Walter H**
1016 Knight Sami**
1036 McCool Herbt
1056 Schmidt Mrs Christina-*
1076 Elmore Wm*
5th Ave intersects 1102 McAvena Wm J 1118 Street Fredk-*
1122 Adams Fred R 1124 Atkinson Thos N**
1130 Grindlay Andw*
1132 McDonald Mrs Beatrice* 1146 Moore Howard L**
1152 Mackenzie Mrs Barbara 1156 Pitman Henry J 1162 Duff James*
1164 Kelcher Fredk W*
1166 G'lover Wm 1168 Patterson Wm 1176 Beatty Chas K 1178 Clark Robt M
6th Ave intersects 1200 Stockbridge Wm E A* 1204 Blakeman Frank 1218 Hawthorn Edw 1224 Griss C Geo*
1226 Duffy Danl 1228 Shields John 1242 Bell Wm*
1252 Goff Geo**
1264 French Harry 1268 Blashill Mrs A 1272 Baker Wm G*
1278 McEwen Peter D
7th Ave intersects 1302 Livingstone Harry**
1304 Donaldson Alex 1310 Phaneuf Ernest R**
1316 Henry George T 1324 Cheesman Edw E**
1328 Blunt Edwin F - -
1330 Beale Arth W*
1354 G'ianoli Wm 1358 Rogers John W**
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McKinley here |
1400 |
Mathieson Robt |
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Green James |
1412 |
Spence Wm |
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Zehner Taragott |
1420 |
Roberts David A |
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Brabant Albt |
1424 |
Ayres Alfd E* |
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Johnson Edw* |
1436 |
Hill John |
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Garfield Ave intersects |
1440 |
Moore Gilbert |
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CNR tracks intersect |
1450 |
Bamford Apartments |
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Chicago Ave intersects |
2 Howe Henry M |
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Dredge Fred |
3 Hall James S |
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Simmons John |
10 'Smith Wray |
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Houston James G |
11 Harris iSteve |
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Jacula Peter* |
12 Marshall Mrs Grace |
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Jacula Andrew'* |
18 Kidney Clarence |
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Hook Geo* |
21 Felber Steve |
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White James A |
Dewdney intersects |
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Yeomans Regd |
1526 |
Noonan Geo D* |
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Hall Robt P |
1532 |
Crasswreller Wm |
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Corner Walter H |
1536 |
Paterson Fred J** |
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Morris Albt** |
1540 |
Valentine Hugh** |
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Washington Ave intersects |
1552 |
Paterson F J contr garage |
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Erskine Frank |
1556 |
Hobbis Wm* |
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Woods James |
1560 |
Vacant |
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Hale Edw* J* |
1571 |
Barrett Harry blksmith |
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Sullivan 'Mrs A |
1571 |
Cameron Roy cabtmkr |
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Farmers Coal & Wood |
1572 |
Tomlinson Louis |
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McKeen Robt J |
1574 |
Turcotte Alphonse |
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Hamilton Robt |
1580 |
Zelz Henry |
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Edwards Richd |
e s |
Regina Cartage Co s tables |
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Ballman James F |
9th Ave intersects |
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Thompson Alex |
1600 |
Olsen Albt* |
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Henderson Robt B |
1610 |
McAfee Mrs Rebecca |
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Bailey E Clifford |
1612 |
Courneya Mrs J B |
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Moreland Mrs M |
1616 |
Nichols Robt J |
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Marshall Robt* |
1624 |
Kendrick Henry |
* House Owner
* Telephone
A. Pounder’s Transfer & Storage Warehouse
Long Distance Hauling. Furniture Storage, Crating and Packing,
Pool Cars, Shipping and Forwarding Agents
Phone 91 855 8th Avenue & Osier Street Res. Phone 22 161
102 Angus N. HENDERSON’S (1936) REGINA Angus
1628 Childs Fred W-**?*
1632 Barrett Harry-**?*
1636 Jolley Ernest J 1640 Nelson John*?*
1650 Mc'Candless David-*
1654 Clemenshaw Ben 1656 Welsh Mrs R A 1658 Pinkers Myer-**?*
10th Ave intersects North Railway St intersects C P R tracks here
ANGUS STREET
Prom C. P. R. tracks runs south to
city limits.
EAST SIDE
South Railway intersects
1831 Co-Operative Creamery Garage 1855 Caulder Wm*£
1859 Bell Wm 1863 Brodt John*?*
1867 ‘Spiers Arth 1869 Bannister Edw*?*
1871 Bannister Albt-*
12th Ave intersects 1915 Leighton Harold-**?*
1917 Eley Geo-*
1919 Medley Leonard 1923 Robinson James 1927 Abram Gordon**?*
1937 Burton Mrs Anna D**?*
1941 Nygaard Mrs Amanda*?*
1947 Mol Ion Robt-**?*
1959 Jordan Chas J-*
1961 Orange Benevolent Society 1961 San ter Archd C*?*
Victoria Ave intersects 2001 Fallamal Albt F*?*
2u0’5 Finlay Harry 2009 Bronkit (The) Co 2009 Palfennier J C 2015 Hetherington Wm H*?*
2017 Winders Mrs H W*?*
2025 Chalmers Geo-**?*
2033 Bradshaw Regd T*?*
2037 Brown Milfred E*?*
2041 Moffatt Margt-**?*
2047 Nichol Sami J-**?*
2057 Clearihue Henry P**?*
2065 Allison Wm J-**?*
2071 McIntyre John A-**?*
2075 Thair Phillip F**?*
2081 Allan Angus-**?*
13th Ave intersects 2111 Merrick Isaac P**?*
2113 Hall Mrs Catherine-**?*
2119 Dancer Wm*?*
2123 Vacant
2131 Parker Chas W-**
2135 Douglas Geo R*?*
21'43 Hewitt Allan*?*
2147 Collins Matthew S 2155 Irvin James D-**?*
2159 Andrews Thos
2165 Carter Rawlings H
2167 Webster Mrs Dorothy**?*
14th Ave intersects 2203 McDonald Fred F-**?*
2205 Allen Mrs Belle*?*
2207 Vacant
2209 McMurdie David J-**?*
2211 Traub Clarence E*?*
2211 Bates RAP
2213 Vacant
2217 Crawford Harry*?*
2225 Hyde Wm J-**?*
2235 Talbot Wm It-**?*
2241 Clare Frank V*?*
2245 Keith Herbt-*
2255 iStaffen Wm H-**?*
2257 Mooney Mrs Esther E-**?* 2263 Morris Albt T 2267 Fleming John C
15th Ave intersects 2303 Rutley James*?*
2309 Thomas Regd R**?*
2315 Doody Cyril W-**?*
2317 Ross Joseph*?*
2323 Henry John-**?*
2325 Hamilton James S-*
2329 Wilson Geo S*?*
2339 Oberhoffner Jo'seph-*
2345 Brewster Chas M-**?*
2349 Adams Fredk W-**?*
2353 MoCutcheon Dr Chas E**?* College Ave intersects CNR tracks intersect Angus Crescent intersects Leopold. Crescent intersects 19tli Ave intersects Wascana Creek intersects Regina Ave intersects 2815 Caskie Donald-*
2829 Froggett J R Somerset*?* 2833 Flowers Chas H-**?*
2839 Wilson W Knight-**?*
2847 McBride Mrs Caroline-**?* 2847 McVeety Mrs M O 2855 Hogarth B David*?*
2861 Lovatt Ralph L
20th Ave intersects 2905 Parker Lionel D**?*
2915 Burns A Gordon*?*
2919 Demorcst F Arth*-*?*
2923 MacGregor Donald-**?*
2927 Walker Chas E*?*
2929 Neelands Gordon B*?*
2931 Hewson Henry C 2975 Cottingham J R D*?*
2979 Kirkpatrick W Scott*?*
McCallum Ave intersects 3031 Sparling* Capt J L*?*
3037 Dailey Harold V-**?*
3045 Bond Mrs H A 3047 Clarke Francis T*?*
3055 Foulds James H*?*
3063 Balmain B
3067 Murray Robt H-**?*
3075 Allen A Lionel*?*
3079 Duncan John
21st Ave intersects 3115 Brown Harry K-**?*
3131 Harold Geo S**?*
3145 Rodgers A-**?*
3151 Strathdee James-**?*
3175 'Stapleton John J-**?*
Hill Ave intersects 3249 Van Woert F S**?*
3251 Logan Walter M*?*
3255 McMillan A W-**?*
22nd Ave intersects 3311 Palmer Leslie R J-**?*
3315 Hamilton John J*?*
3325 Vacant
3331 Laird Wm G-**?*
3333 Vacant
3337 Butler Clifford W*?*
3347 Doerr J E*?*
3351' 'Lloyd Walter G*?*
3353 Hilsden Norman H-**?*
•* House Owner
& Telephone
Angus
HENDERSON’S (1936) REGINA
Argyle N. 103
3357 Lunam David H**
3365 Thompson James E-**
3367 Gray Joseph A*
23rd Ave intersects 3681 Townsend Arth-**
WEST SIDE
South Railway intersects
1800 Regina Auto Body 'Shop
1828 Lawton Albt
1830 McLeod Roy D-**
1832 Jackson Stewart R*
1834 Sedman Mrs Charlotte 1836 MacKenzie Malcolm*
1852 Spencer Mrs Georgina*
1856 Davidson Austin 1862 Goodin Norman P-*
1868 Oliver Mrs Marjorie-**
1872 Purdy Mrs Margt 1876 Smith Geo E
12th Ave intersects 1902 Bonner Mrs Dorothy*
1914 Hamilton Mrs E 1922 Steele Calvin H*
1930 Lament Archd-**
1936 Stuart John-**
1942 McNeill Neil-**
1946 Rowe Wm J*
1954 Durham Garnet-**
1958 Wilson Herbt-4*
1960 Ferguson Alex*
Victoria Ave intersects 202*4 iSmith Neal A-4*
2030 Nichol Melvin-4-*
2034 Humphries Frank-4*
2038 Hunter Alfd
2046 Howlett Harvey R*
2048 Rogers Joseph M 2052 Byrne Mrs Mary E-*
2054 Cram Mrs J W*
2054 Bustalle Arnold T 2062 Steele Melbourne F*
2066 Bennett Frank S 2070 Morrison Mrs Ethel-4*
2072 Hicks James R-4*
13th Ave intersects 2100 Ross Mrs Jessie*
2104 Cameron Edith*
2108 Hodgins Lillian 2110 Conley John A*
2114 Armstrong Harold T*
2120 Ennis Lloyd*
2126 Cathcart Murray A*
2130 Whiteford Mrs Jeanie-4*
2136 Campkin Harry H-4*
2142 Acaster Hubert-**
2152 Forrest Joseph B*
2152 Reinhorn Isador-4*
2160 Wilson Wm-**
2164 Robinson Mrs Ruth 2170 Chmelnitsky A Dave-**
2178 Dawson Lome L*
14th Ave intersects 2200 Switzer J P*
2210 Birnam Lodge A Ramsey G H B Fallows Norman J*
2216 Fasken Lome J D**
2218 MacCachen John P-**
2220 Ford Larry
2228 Grosch Solomon P-**
2234 Farley Rev Sami*
2240 Ferguson Mrs Margaret-**
2242 Mclnnis Mrs Mary-**
2244 Cowan Alvin W 2248 Batters Chas J*
2256 McG'regor Alex G-**
2260 Campbell Mrs Helen-*
15th Ave intersects 2310 Fraser John A*
2314 Dorsett Harold H**
2320 Sanders Mrs E G*
2330 Thomas Edw H-**
2334 Brown Harold L-**
2350 Fyffe Douglas C-4*
■* House Owner
2358 Smith Mrs Alice*
CNR tracks intersect College Ave intersects Angus Crescent intersects Leopold Crescent intersects 19th Ave intersects Wascana Creek intersects Regina Ave intersects 2824 Crowther Reston N-**
2826 Lander John B*
2836 Wilson Chas M-**
2838 Hicks Mrs H G
2840 Forbes-Roberts Herbert-**
2850 Greenwood Harold-**
2854 Ross Evans*
2858 Hodgert Archd E-*
2864 McFarlane Wm*
2878 Rutley James-**
20th Ave intersects 2910 McCallum Archd-**
2912 Jean Stanley M*
2914 Hegarty Wm A-*
2954 Oates Harold-**
2958 Vogan James E-**
McCallum Ave intersects 3030 Dakin Dr Warren A-**
3048 Westhaver Andw H-**
3052 Noble Geo*
3066 Hutchinson R L*
3068 Bates Fredk W-**
3078 Moore Dr Sami E-**
21st Ave intersects 3120 Robinson Laurence B-**
3128 McConnell Wm R-**
3132 Hallonquist Joseph E*
3144 Currie Dr M A*
3154 Read John D-**
Hill Ave intersects 3224 Martin Dr Beattie-**
3260 Culverhouse Albt-**
3276 Flexman Stanley D E-** 22nd Ave intersects 3300 Gourlay Thos 3304 Gameron Wm 3320 Hampshire Cyril*-*
3324 Myatt Wilfred G-**
3330 Bullock Gerald F*
3336 Hulbert Wm T*
3342 New house
ARCOLA AVENUE (Broder Annex) Runs parallel with C. P. R. tracks (Areola Br.) from Victoria Avenue to Winnipeg Street.
114 Anaka Fred .129 Fedorovich Ivan
Edgar here
400 Folk Jacob-*
417 Dudletz Mrs Thos-*
— Texas Co of Canada Ltd
Broder here Atkinson here Winnipeg here
ARGYLE STREET NORTH
Prom C. N. R. tracks runs south to 9th Avenue.
CNR tracks intersect
639 Walker Mrs Margaret-*
651 Quevillon Felix
663 Casey Raymond S
667 Jones H
671 Kyllo Gunder H
675 Vacant
683 Stillwell Wilfred
687 Burghardt Joseph
Garfield Ave intersects 701 Arnold Fredk 717 Rolfe John E 723 Ferguson Richd L-*
727 Carnall Albt J-**
741 Lawrence Melvin 753 Wallis Edw A-*
761 McNie Robt*
* Telephone
Peacock Van & Storage Co, LONSo^TrCE
(Division of The Regina Cold Storage and Forwarding Co. Ltd.)
Furniture Storage, Crating and Packing, Fumigation and Moth-Proofing
1233 HALIFAX STREET _ PHONE 92 501
104 Argyle N. HENDERSON’S (1936) REGINA Argyle
779 Mcllmoyl Nelson
Chicago Ave intersects
870 Lynn Mrs Annie-*
Washington Ave intersects
902 Dallas Mike-*
906 Gracie Fred 912 Jewell James H 916 Reid Mrs Agnes-*
920 Vacant
922 Schneider Agnes
928 Badge Richd-*
954 Thomson Otto A-*
958 Dillon James H-*
960 Hazell Wm-*
965 Walton Thos 968 Thomas Harry 970 Carlston Frank-4-
973 Thompson Mrs Frank
974 Gammelseter Robt
975 Miller Mrs Josephine-4-
976 Marsden David 978 Pomeroy Harvey
4th Ave intersects
1004 Pountney Ernest W-*
1005 Mcllroy Elgin 1012 Cresswell Hammet 1021 Robertson J S
1040 Rust Ernest
1041 Sadler Melville
1043 Doke Arthur-4-
1044 McLeod Mrs Sadie-^
1049 Staines Henry
1051 Scott Ronald 1064 McGraw Matthew 1070 Haglund Mrs H M 1072 Leonard G'eo
1077 Anderson John D
1078 Thompson Wm T-*
1079 Vacant
5th Ave intersects 1107 Deane Mrs Alice L
1116 Kidd Geo
1117 Ball Albt J-4- 1122 Burke Thomas-4-^
1126 Keil Mrs H-*
1130 Dean Mrs Grace 1134 Stephenson E R
1147 Cowan Mrs Bertha-4-
1148 Neelin W Arthur-**-**
1150 Howe Ernest-*
1152 Ross Arthur
1153 White Mrs Emily-*
1157 Chalmers Wm L-**->
1160 Singleton Thos
1161 Sellors Wm-*
1168 Davidson Andw M 1174 McLeod Geo C-*
e s Sixth Avenue United Church 6th Ave intersects 1201 Bradshaw Kathleen-*
1207 Watmore John W 1214 McFarland John H 1219 Jack John 1222 Lewis Mrs Joseph E*- 1230 Birley Edward-*
1241 Box C F
1242 Evans Fred 1245 Anderson C
1251 MacKinnon Franks
1252 Garden Max H*J»
1255 Deutscher R J
1258 McLean Ross-**J*
1259 Sitler A Leslie^
1260 Harrison W C
1264 Harrington Edward*^
1265 Chadwick Wm 1277 MacKenzie Danl J
7th Ave intersects 1300 Connom A D*>- 1308 Pyke Mrs Rose-*
1320 Keohan Rev J C-**->
1320 Sacred Heart Rectory
1326 Lamb Mrs D
1332 Goodridge Chas F*-*J*
1338 Payne Gordon T 1344 Varty Geo B-*
1360 Babcock Franklin A-*
1378 Gray Joseph W -**•$»
8th Ave intersects
1400 Young O D*?*
1401 Vacant
1404 Burgess Mrs F E
1405 Vacant
1408 Sneve Ernest
1409 Smith Roy G
1412 Warriner Ernest
1413 Dunn Fred*J*
1416 Stride Edw*
1417 Sanderson Archd R-*
1420 Milne Robt-**J*
1421 Norris Harry W
1424 Warning Geo H-**J*
1425 Duncan Gordon
1428 Hartwell Geo A-*
1429 Brankin Harry 1433 Baldwin Harry-**5*
1436 Hyde Wm
1437 McNie G’eo L-**>
1441 Cox James E-*
1444 Routledge R J
1445 Field Thos H**J*
1449 Middlemas John W**$»
1450 Bishop Chas F-**J»
1453 Deans James N
1456 McIntyre Wm-*
1457 Allen Mrs Harry A
Dewdney Ave intersects 1533 Wilkes Robt R 1539 Neate Francis J-**$»
1543 Torny G R 1549 Coyle Frank J 1551 Boyd Miss M-*
1555 Campbell Herbert J*J*
1562 Hammond L H 1565 Burgess Otto*- 1569 Bird Jo'hn*-
1571 Belick Z
1572 Nelson Robt 0*~*J*
1575 Soder Mrs A*- 1581 Paquet Geo**J»
9th Ave here
ARGYLE STREET
From C. P. R. tracks runs south to city limits.
Odd numbers east side 12th Ave intersects
1926 Cavanagh Danl J 1930 Wilson James W
1934 McKenzie Russell R-*
1935 Withers Geo-*
1940 Taylor Arth T
1941 Vacant
1946 Helmer Wm C*
1952 Barnhart Chas E<*
1953 Whittingham Mrs Sarah*»>
1956 Wilson Robt H
Victoria Ave intersects 2022 Jordan Arth S-*
2025 Merrill Arth L-**>
-* House Owner
& Telephone
Argyle
HENDERSON’S (1936) REGINA
Athol N. 105
2031 (Lewis Wm J 2035 Cheyne John A«J*
2040 White 'Mrs J-*«J*
2042 Lewis Albt*-
2047 Castleman John G-*«$*
2048 Herron Wilfred D 2050 Thomson Wm
2053 Zinger Cornelius-**?*
2054 Lockwood Geo N-*
2055 Gisby John S
2058 'Sundberg Ernest
2059 Palmer Wm G-4-
2061 Ketcheson Geo E*J*
2062 Bennett Joseph B-*
2071 Trevena Chas E-*
2075 Keeble Wm
2079 Adams Harry*?*
13th Ave intersects 2106 iSlater John M-*
2112 Purnell Harry C*?*
2118 Vacant 2120 Rae Wm^
2124 McDougall Wm 2128 McLean Donald E-*
2132 Mihm Arthur*?*
2136 Thomas Ernest-**?*
2140 Arnall Wm J-**?*
2144 Honeyman John R C-* 2148 Sworder Bernard J-*
2152 Einarson .Steinl-*
2156 Simmonds John**?*
2160 Burton Peter 2164 Smitton Edgar O**?*
2168 Wedgwood Mrs M E* 2174 Sutherland James L-**?* 2178 Tate James F*?*
2204
2208
2209
2210 2212 2216 2217 2223 2227 2231
2235
2236 2240 2243 2247
2250
2251
2252
2255
2256 2260 2261
2265
2266
2270
2271 2275
278
2279
2312
2315
2321
2322
2336
2337
2340
2341
2342
2343 2345 2347 2357
2553
14th Ave intersects
Howe C Fred-**?*
Priest T J*?*
Adkins Wm*?*
Ellis Hugh Carey Leonard W-**f* Blaxall Geo F-**?» Reibling Jacobs Fyfe Chas T*
Adshead Clarence*?*
Bell Archd*?*
Akey Elmer B Filleul Philip T-* Peachey Chas-**?*
Lovelace M W*?*
Tufts Mrs E S Freeman Geo iS Morrison John-4- Healy Miss E*?*
Johnstone Geo A-**$* Skead Wm E-e- Harvey Albt E**?* McMaster David A**?* Fogarty Richd P**?* Macpherson Donald F Cragg Lome R*?*
Watson John A*?*
Jeffery Chas D*
Shannon Lloyd*?*
Jickling Robt
15th Ave intersects Boyes John H-**?*
Burton John D* McIntyre John B* Wilmott Mrs Ernest J Campbell Archd*
Usher Wm He-*
Ellis Chas J**?*
Bird Louis J Davis Wm G'
Britton John*
Coates Harvey Overend Thos-* Perpelycia O Fred
16th Ave intersects 17th Ave Intersects Roberts Geo
18th Ave intersects
2600 Coutts Joseph 2608 Graham John 2616 Newson Robt-*
2657 James Philips 2679 Geary Wm
19th Ave intersects 2701 Hitchins Norman
Regina Ave intersects 2846 Miller Kenneth
20th Ave intersects 2910 McRae Wm B
McCallum Ave intersects 3035 Babbs Mrs Brucella*
21st Ave intersects
ARTHUR STREET NORTH
Prom McKinley Avenue runs south to Dewdney Street.
Garfield Ave intersects
749 Burnside Wm*
765 Ferrier James
Chicago Ave intersects 1334 McEwen Chas*
1338 Dutton Joseph R*
1344 Heron John T**?*
1358 Dyrssen Henry vv s Rosemount United Church 8th Ave intersects 1424 Foss Peter 1426 MacMaster Richd G*
1430 Smith Albt*
1436 Robinson Geo*-
1444 Reid G'eo
1446 Bennett Egbert A*
1448 Irwin James 1450 Taylor Bedford J
1460 Lennox James
1461 Collins Walter F**?*
Dewdney Ave here
ARTHUR STREET (C. P. R. Annex) Prom C. P. R. tracks runs south to city limits.
2000 Vacant
2004 Vacant
2013 Bronstien Sami
2018 Vacant
2026 Vacant
2048 Parisien John
2056 Devine Harolds
2058 Wilson David
2068 Boyd J E
13th Ave intersects 2134 Kennedy Peter
14th Ave intersects 20th Ave intersects — Wilson John dairy
ARTHUR STREET N. (C. P. R. Annex) Prom 10th Avenue runs south to C. P. R. tracks.
10th Ave here
1743 Duke Joseph-*
1774 Sim Hugh L
11th Ave intersects
1840 Vacant
12th Ave intersects
1901 Vacant
1912 Whitbread Geo E*
1921 Fleming John*
C P R tracks here
ASSINIBOINE AVENUE (Dake View) Prom Albert Street runs west to Me- Tavish Street.
No houses
ATHOI STREET NORTH
Prom McKinley runs south to C.P.R. tracks.
EAST SIDE
627 Deyotte James O 651 Vacant 667 Beckett —
-* House Owner
«|* Telephone
Directory advertising is before the public of your city every day
106 Athol N. HENDERSON’S (1936) REGINA Athol N.
683 'Morgan Sami H
Garfield Ave intersects
701 Mildren Albt 705 Gibson Wm 709 Ryerson Joseph 715 Gourley Regd 717 Biss John A*
721 Hogg Wm^5*
733 McDougall John 741 Howe Steve 743 King Ernest K*
745 Retan Earl
755 Thompson Robt G-*
Chicago Ave intersects 809 Hayward Edw J*-*?*
825 Tickner Frank**?*
835 Erlandsen Sievart*
841 Edwards Wm J*
871 Fenwick E C 875 Gale Earl J
Washington Ave intersects 901 Burgess Edgar W**?*
909 Barlow Joseph**?*
921 Norbrten Peter 925 Ansell John 929 Johnson Carl-4- 939 Sherman Wm*
959 McMurchy Donald S
4th Ave intersects 1019 Haywood Ernest W*
1025 Body Fred
1029 Shepard George A*?*
1041 Ellis Eric-4- 1045 McKinnon John-4- 1057 Mc'Clymont Alex 1063 Baxter John W**?*
1067 Pugh Frank
1073 Watchman Robt L*
1077 Draayer Geo
5th Ave intersects 1101 Hurst Jack 1107 Nicolson Geo G 1113 Temple Wm*
1127 Townsend J W*?*
1131 Wright —
1137 McKinnon Irvona D*?*
1143 Badley Geo
1151 Brownlee David C**?*
1155 Fisher John-4-
1161 Hargreaves Robt W*?*
1165 Probe John O?*
1(169 North Side Presbyterian Church 6th Ave intersects 1223 McClarty James M 1225 Kramelhofer Frank-4- 1229 Reid JAB 1241 McCormick Joseph-4- 1247 Cook Mrs J W 1249 Perkins Leslie-4- 1259 Madole Wm H*
1263 Westerman Ernest F 1269 Wilson John B**?*
7th Ave intersects 1309 McLeod John A 1313 Jones Wm A -4 1317 Vacant 1323 Snuggs Harry E*
1327 Westington Thos A*
1329 Dash Geo H*
1335 Hargreaves John-4- 1337 Morrish Marshall 1345 Palmer Robt**?*
1349 Fielding Henry**?*
1353 Sexsmith Geo R 1361 Gray Thos P-4-
1365 Kohl Fred L 1371 Dawson Harold**?*
1373 Prested Richd Ofr
8th Ave intersects 1401 Clark HugJh F*?*
1405 Dawson Fredk G**?*
1409 Cowell Charles-4- 1415 Chartlon Geo E*?*
1421 Lynch David G 1425 Gregg Richd 1425 McNabb Elma-4- 1427 Jones Wm T 1429 Killinder James-4- 1433 Routledge John-*
1439 Varty Mrs Emma 1441 Critchley Geo A 1445 Moore Mrs Lily-4- 1453 Flemons Edgar J**?*
1457 Maxwell Eric J
Dewdney Ave intersects 1525 ISmith Thos W**?*
1527 Brown Harold G'
1531 MacNeill Boyd 1535 Holbrow Mrs Catherine-4- 1539 Philips Archd C 1545 Lidster Walter J*
1547 Wilkie David T 1553 Gunn Spurgeon-*?*
1555 Penfold Ernest-4-
15'59 Atkins W J
1563 Gardner Harvey G**?*
1567 McDonald Arthur-4-*?*
1575 Denton Chas*?*
9th Ave intersects 1607 Richardson Arthur-4- 1613 Escott E 1619 Donald Thos A 1623 Myers Jack 1629 Murphy Michael P 1635 Haynes Albt J*
164>1 Matheson Danl J#-?*
1647 Hughes John**?*
1651 Libibey Mrs F 1657 Kain John A**?*
1661 Watson Wm H**?*
1667 Johnston Benj**?*
— Pragnell Coal Co
10th Ave intersects WEST SIDE CNR tracks here 618 Thomson Jay St Clair**?*
622 Cunningham David-*
632 Blood Mrs Elizabeth*
640 Chapdelaine Alex 646 Kerschner Conrad 648 Corrier Joseph N 650 Green Mrs Florence 658 Vacant
666 Herrick Mrs Kassey
Garfield Ave intersects 730 Golla P 732 Carson Wm 760 Martin Mrs W 772 Masters John A*
778 Driscoll Wm*
Chicago Ave intersects w s Kitchener School
Washington Ave intersects 910 Grant Donald A*
912 Collier Sidney*-*?*
932 Neate John A*
940 Thomas Fredk W*
970 Shinnon D
974 Watson James E*-*?*
978 Wallace Arth V
* House Owner ♦> Telephone
Athol N.
HENDERSON’S (1936) REGINA
Athol 107
4th Ave intersects
1002 Stenerson Mrs S C 1004 Crippin Wm R4^$*
1012 Woolsey Wm H
1016 Ross Ray-
1028 Humphreys Edmund S
1032 Humble F B
1052 Edin'borough Harry4-
1060 Taylor Wm4*t*
1068 McClary Gordon A4-*t*
1070 Fearey Edg-ar 1074 Lane Mrs Graced*
5th Ave intersects 1108 Hipfner Herbert 1122 Shaw John4-*l*
1124 Church John*>
1130 Johnston Jason C4- 1132 Brindle Robt J4-*!*
1134 Wright Stanley H
1136 Taylor Thos G4-
1154 North E
1156 Picot Albt
1166 Stockdale Cecil H
1172 Smith Wm
1180 Dahl Ross N+l*
6th Ave intersects 7th Ave intersects 1304 Woods .Stuart 1308 Flack H C 1312 Corney John H 1314 Wylie John J 1320 Smith J Taylor4- 1326 Leveille J A 1330 Hambleton W F 1334 Watt ■Chas4- 1338 Poison Mrs Harriet E4- 1340 Meldrum John4~»l*
1348 Ryan Mrs Ethel4*J*
1352 King P L4~*J*
1360 Thompson G 1362 Hindson Robt A4-*J*
1368 Muirhead David
1372 Monan John
1376 McElroy Harold C *
8th Ave intersects Dewdney Ave intersects 1522 Mann Thomas 1526 Ford H Percy4- 1540 Ireland Geo*J*
1544 Cahill Maurice J4-*!*
1550 Fisher Joseph 1554 Jones Harold V4-*!*
1558 Greenaway Russell 1562 Carter Wesley 04- 1566 Snell Percy W4- 1570 Peters Ernest L 1576 Lythe Wm
9th Ave intersects 1600 Clover E A-4*J*
1606 Wishart Newman 1612 Bates Mrs M J4- 1618 Escott Evan J4- 1624 MacNeill Wm W4*l*
1630 Beach Henry-4*!*
1634 Leverick Harry E C4*l*
1640 Blore Geo E+*>
1646 Robson Thos*!*
1650 Wright Glen
1656 Davey James W-4*!*
1660 Wilkinson Fred E4-*$*
1666 'J Primmer Enos-4-*!*
10th Ave intersects
ATHOL STREET
Prom South Railway runs south city limits.
Even numbers west side South Railway intersects 12th Ave intersects
w s Regina Sash & Door Co Ltd
1903 Vacant
1905 'Sharp Thos W-*J*
1909 Dry Harold^*!*
1914 Horn Harold
1915 McHattie Kenneth*!*
1916 Harper Harry4*$*
1919 Ryan Frank J4-*>
1920 Drake Cecil E4*J+
1925 McGuinness Thos A-4*$*
1926 Mueller Adolph
1927 McGill —
1928 Dixon Fredk G-4*!*
1929 Hines Arthui'4-*!*
1930 Nixon John C
1931 Madison Lewis F
1932 Ross Archd
1933 Withers Alfd C
1934 Vacant
/1951 Peters Henry 1955 Wells Colin L4*$*
1957 Haward Robt4*l*
1958 Glass David4-
Victoria Ave intersects 2008 McKechnie John 2010 Stinchcombe Arth 2012 Vacant 2014 Marshall Cyril 2016 Howard O H 2018 Muir G H*
2022 Milne Wm(*
2023 Clarke Geo4-
2026 McDonald H E*!*
2027 Allan Everett L*>
2032 Ruggles Edgar N*l*
2033 McGregor Burton
2034 Greer Mrs Celia M*$*
2035 Biggert Mrs H*$*
2041 Peterman Casmer J4-
2042 Ross W E Gladstone4*!*
2043 Chisholm J H D*l*
2046 Thomson Geo M*l*
2047 Seguin Denis4- 2050 Garnsey Chas Df*{*
2053 Meiklejohn Wm D
2054 McCombie John 4*1*
2057 Harridow Percy
2059 Halbert Margaret G-4*!*
2060 Aitken Robt 2063 Di*on Aubrey T 2068 Koeckeritz Arth H 2072 Beach Mrs Isabel4*!*
2076 Promislow Sami 2080 Horne Richd B W-f
13th Ave intersects 2140 Bruton Martin J4*!*
Pilie Ave here 2154 Raike Ernest T4*!*
2162 Elliott Thos L4*!*
2166 Morton John A-4*!*
2170 Bernard Herman*!*
2174 Barker Fredk W-4*$*
2178 Harmon John H 2182 Bird Ernest Cullum4*!* 2186 Mc.Phail Peter R
14th Ave intersects 2202 Taber Henry W-4*!*
2206 Jefferson John W-4*!*
2210 Rutherford Henry A-4*$*
2221 James Bruce4*l*
2222 Aitken Wm Il4*!*
2223 Dupmeier Joseph-4*!*
2225 Vacant
2229 Drake Gordon C*!*
2233 Ridgway Percy-4
Gesman Ave here 2238 iStebbing Wm H*>
2243 Headland Walter-4*!*
2245 G’reig John B^ to 2246 Newbery Arthur C4*!*
2248 Vacant
2250 Blanch Joseph H*i*
2251 Boyle Thos H4-*!*
2253 Larson Louis M-4*!*
2265 .Sparton Edwin 2269 Mason Vernon-4*!*
2275 ‘Cushing H Maynard4~*!* 2279 Smith Fredk C D4^
15th Ave intersects
4- House Owner
<£♦ Telephone
The Regina Gold Storage & Forwarding Go. Ltd.
(Operating Peacock Van & Storage Co.)
Cold Storage Warehousing
1233 Halifax Street
GEORGE S. PEACOCK, General Manager
Car Distributing and Bonded Storage
Phone 92 501
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Murray Fred |
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Cunningham James L**J* |
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Brinson Martin |
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Locke John E*$» |
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Doxsee Mrs E R* |
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Monarch Grocery |
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2400 |
Stephens I H |
1825 |
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Kerr J McA*J» |
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2410 |
Taylor Alfd* |
1833 |
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Arnold Hilliard |
1837 |
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Bell Geo-* |
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Rutherford Robt A**$* |
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Gourley Joseph |
1865 |
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Hanson John |
1869 |
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Wilkins Sidney J |
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Barlow Mrs Emma-f 19th Ave intersects |
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Martin Robt |
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Cross Arthur*- |
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Santo Chas |
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Douglas Hugh |
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Pollard Chas W* |
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Orr Robt-* |
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Glover Frank E |
2033 |
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967 |
McCormack Thos |
2039 |
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969 |
Pollock Geo |
2043 |
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979 |
Smith Mrs Eliz M |
2043 |
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2051 |
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1001 |
Thompkins Geo |
2055 |
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1003 |
Langhelt — |
2059 |
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1011 |
Keuhl Herbt |
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1015 |
Walker Harry*«J* |
2067 |
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Junor Danl«$* |
2073 |
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1035 |
Fawcett Harold P-* |
2077 |
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1041 |
Shell Lawrence |
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1049 |
Clarke Fred |
2103 |
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1079 |
Sparrow Chas W**J» |
2107 |
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2117 |
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1101 |
Powell Geo |
2121 |
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1111 |
White Percy S-* |
2125 |
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1135 |
Walters Fred |
2129 |
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1139 |
Kraft Sami |
2133 |
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1143 |
Zacher Peter |
2137 |
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1147 |
Wallis Guy W |
2141 |
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1165 |
Miller Geo |
2145 |
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1169 |
Wilson James E |
2149 |
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1179 |
McDougall Robt E |
2153 |
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2153 |
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1209 |
Davies Wm**J* |
2157 |
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1211 |
McCann — |
2163 |
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1217 |
Hepting John |
2171 |
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1235 |
Gregg Andw |
2175 |
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1279 |
McKenzie Duncan R 7th Ave intersects |
2179 |
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1323 |
Sawa Michael |
2209 |
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1327 |
Duncan Wm D |
2213 |
Atkinson
8th Ave intersects C P R tracks here P R tracks (Areola Branch) 10th Ave intersects 11th Ave intersects
12th Ave intersects
Adam-*
Kessthelyi Anton-* Zimmerman Mrs S
Victoria Ave intersects Schmidt —
Rehm John*
Heisler Jacob Kaufman John Piroh Joseph Buda Joseph*
Smith Walter Rochert John*
Creighton Wm A*4*
Gray Earl M«j*
Jelinski Max Chambers Arth W**J»
13th Ave intersects Bulai Joseph*
Sieto Albt Chenger Chas Ryan Chas Dragu Mrs Vera Eisenzimmer Joseph* Leffler Nick*
Moffatt Sami*
Schneider Bernard* Rowley Laurence Brandt Martin* Thauberger Joseph* Pawlick Frank Wyber Jack Hader Vincent*
Laing Wm J Brandt Edmunds Kriz Pete*
14th Ave intersects Flegel Mrs Katie Hpber Emil
♦ House Owner
«|* Telephone
Atkinson
HENDERSON’S (1936) REGINA
Atkinson 109
2235 Donisie Sami 2265 Garvey Jack 2275 St Anthony’s Church 2275 Kozlowski Mike
15th Ave intersects
2311 Flichel Jack J 2313 Belcher Fredk 2327 Tucker Allan 2337 Tormey Geo 2345 Kennedy Robt 2351 Haward Paul
College Ave intersects 2455 Newman Wm Gs-*$*
2459 Moodycliffe Alonza P 2473 Botham Harry
17th Ave intersects 2509 Dumb Thos J-*$*
2519 Fisher Mrs Grace 2529 Gottselig Wm 2541 Hoyer Josephs- 2545 Maier Peters- 2551 Main Emily 2555 Gray Fredk D-**J»
Broadway Ave intersects 2661 Vacant 2669 Tennian Chas AS
WEST SIDE 920 Long Chas H 940 McConnell Mrs Adas- 960 Butt Frank 964 Chodaczak W 968 Langhout Mrs E 974 Kohut John 978 May Walter A
4th Ave intersects 1006 Massier John 1010 Davidson James W-*
1014 Trenker Paul 1024 Rawluk Michael 1036 Hain Fred 1044 Dupont Louis 1050 Young Davids- 1062 Going Herbt 1072 Bultitude Frank 1076 Gouk Archd
5th Ave intersects 1110 Morris Mrs Noah-*S 1112 Todd Chas R 1114 Klotz Nick 1134 McMillan Franks- 1150 Miller James 1156 Greig Wm C-s 1174 Weisbroad Henry 1176 Soutar Alfd
6th Ave intersects 1226 Kennealy Patk 1236 Doane Lionel G-*
1248 Cooper James W
7th Ave intersects 1326 Chemical Products Co Ltd 8th Ave intersects C P R tracks here 1454 Hanus Joseph
C P R tracks (Areola Branch) 10th Ave intersects 1768 Kosh Anton-*
1774 Chavich Alex 1776 Pasklave Alexs-
11th Ave intersects 1800 Lahm John 1806 Motte Stefan 1810 Milavanov Mikes- 1814 Grielach Jacobs- 1818 Sourdo Savo 1822 Folk Frank 1826 Lyzyn Peters- 1830 Miltonberger Valentines- 1834 Donison John 1836 Sapergia Peter 1842 Russack John 1846 Shurish Mrs Millie 1850 Szpik Frank 1854 Raikov Mikes- 1858 Chervek Louiss-
1862 Fabrich Mike 1866 Pirkl Wensels- 1870 Kleso Vincent
12th Ave intersects 1900 Lyseiko Sami 1908 Yakovlev Roy 1912 Felkl Nicks- 1918 Sampson Geo N+J*
1922 Rump John-s 1924 Schisler Joseph 1928 Susiak Thoss»J*
1932 Tillusz Stephens- 1936 Rausch Antons- 1940 Sawchyn Mikes^
1946 Tashulak John 1954 Peter Wm-*
1970 Chadwick John C
Victoria Ave intersects 2022 Thomson Adam As 2026 Schom Wm 2030 Trautman John 2034 Arnett Jo'hns^
2040 Wicjowski Peter 2044 Pryshlak Kornel 2050 Lambrecht Nick-*
2054 Bubb Geo 2058 Holitzki Wm 2062 Okros Dezsos- 2066 Anselmi Mrs Rosies- 2070 Bartlett Benj B-*
2074 Vacant 2080 Pisch Geo-*
13th Ave intersects 2100 Russell Davids- 2106 Walton Cecil J*f*
2106 Kittel Otto 2108 Pirsak James*
2116 Deck Joseph-*
2118 Schumacher Wm-*
2120 Hartman Josephs- 2124 Kraus Wm*
2130 Phillips Jack 2136 Berger Gabriels- 2144 Smith Albt P*
2146 Biletski Danl 2148 Gleisinger Harrys- 2152 McIntosh Wms«J*
2156 Frank Joseph 2164 Klicknar Johns- 2166 Kirchner Josephs- 2170 Hemmen Joseph
14th Ave intersects 15th Ave intersects 2300 Nivens Bert 2304 Argue Percy H-*
2316 More K H 2320 Low David D«J»
2332 Pearce Arth T*
2336 Wilson James 2340 Hobbs Hugh Ss-*
2350 Sharp Horace J<$*
2358 Williams Arth Cs«J*
College Ave intersects 2424 Thiessen John 2440 La Charity Mrs J 2444 Elmore W R 2448 Fisher Duncan*^
2450 Cowley Walter T*«J*
2454 Resch Geo A-*«$»
2458 Giesinger Adam 2464 Sendall Ronald A
17th Ave intersects 2522 Brown Herbt L*-*$»
2540 Farrar Mrs Eva 2550 Reid Gavins- 2552 Bengert Adam
Broadway Ave intersects 2622 Black Fred 2626 Hallman Delton V4*
2630 Vacant 2634 Weedmark Jack 2640 Laub John 2644 Bird A Stuart«$»
2662 Ast Chas-*
♦ House Owner
«|» Telephone
A. Pounder’s Transfer & Storage Warehouse
Long Distance Hauling. Furniture Storage, Crating and Packing,
Pool Cars, Shipping and Forwarding Agents
Phone 91 855 8th Avenue & Osier Street Res. Phone 22 161
110 Baker HENDERSON’S (1936) REGINA Broad
BAKER STREET (Richmond Place) Prom 24th Avenue runs south to Country Club.
No houses
BALMORAL AVE. (Richmond Place) From 8th Street runs west to Fleet Street.
No houses
BELMONT STREET (Mount Royal) From McKinley Avenue runs south to 4th Avenue.
No houses
BOND STREET (Dominion Heights) From C. P. R. tracks (Areola Branch) runs south five blocks.
No houses
BOND STREET (Richmond Place)
From 24th Avenue runs south to Country Club.
No houses
BORDEN STREET (Broder Annex) From 10th Avenue runs south.
1821 Scovoronski Lena
BORDEN STREET (Parliament Hghts) From 15th Avenue runs south to 24th Avenue.
No houses
BROAD STREET (North Annex)
North of 1st Avenue.
117 Maertens Gerard-*
117 North Annex Garage 193 Erwin James H
4th Ave intersects 233 Mayfiield Albert E+- 243 Berthiaume Ovid
3rd Ave intersects 351 Munro Abe 361 Reid Hugh
381 St Michael’s and St John’s Church 2nd Ave intersects 420 Ursake Albt 476 Jack Alex
1st Ave intersects
539 Richardson Alfd F
540 Apperley Freeman G
541 McKenzie Mrs A 549 Brown Harry St G 553 Joll John M+*
C P R tracks
BROAD STREET NORTH
From 4th Ave. runs south to C.P.R. tracks.
4th Ave intersects
w s Simpson Robt Western Ltd 1055-57 Cockshutt Plow Co Ltd 5th Ave intersects 1100 Mid West Paper Sales Ltd 1111 International Harvester Co whse 1118 Dominion Rubber Co Ltd
1155 International Harvester Co (motor
truck dept)
1156 Woodstock Rubber Co 1160 Quaker Oats Co
1160 Mackenzie W L & Co Ltd 1160 National Cartage & Storage Ltd 1166 Clark Bros Co Ltd 1176 Smith H G Ltd whol grocers
6th Ave intersects
1201 Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co of Canada Ltd 1211 Vacant
1235 Standard Brands Ltd 1235 Miner Rubber Co Ltd 1275 John Deere Plow Co
7th Ave intersects 1306 Vacant 1375 Case J I Co Inc 1378 Vacant
8th Ave intersects 1405 Holden Les Service Stn 1408 Crane Ltd plbrs supplies 1421 City Waterworks Dept whse 1423 City Engineers Dept (whse)
1434 Prairie Fruit & Produce Ltd Dewdney intersects C P R tracks here
BROAD STREET
From C. P. R. tracks runs south to city limits.
EAST SIDE C P R tracks here South Railway intersects
1601 Regina Hatchery 1603 Old Armour Block
1 Bell Thos
2 Flanders Frank F
3 Fraser John jan
4 Watson John 6 Winter Harry
8 Graham John W
9 Wilson Geo
10 Footitt Wm
11 Butler Alice P
12 Bicknell Harry '14 Evenson Mrs John
15 Johnson James
16 Bass Richd W 1605 Vacant
1609 Can Wire & Cable Distrs Ltd 1613 Tire Market 1619 Vacant
1625 Tire Bargain House 1629 Vacant
1635 Robinson Sydney I Fur Co 1637 Lee Tang barber 1639 Hudson Bay Co Raw Furs 1641 Ottawa Rooms
1643 St Regis Pool Rm & Barber Shop 1645 Kliman Jacob 1649 Union Cafe 1651 Devon Lodge 1651 Lang Albt 1657 Salvation Army 1659 North West Hide & Fur Co 10th Ave intersects 1703 Regina Public Market
Brown & Sharp’s Food Paradise 1725-33 City Garage & Wrecking Co 1743 Stokes Block 1743 Asia Law Chop Suey 1747 Yick Lee Lung Co 1751 Waverley Block 1767 Jack’s Barber Shop 1773 Broadway Theatre — Central Public Market — Foodland Ltd
lltli Ave intersects
1813 Tire Exch Filling Stn 1
1833 Ed’s Lunch
1833 Lenz Ed
1837 Bond Printing Co
House Owner
Telephone
Broad
HENDERSON’S (1936) REGINA
Broad 111
1837 Radway’ s Ltd 1837 Radway Lumber Co 1837 Saskatchewan Motor Club 1843 Travellers Building1
— Arcadia Dance Hall 102 Leighton —
105 Currie E & S Ltd 107 Newton R W .
1845 Robinson and Phillips 1845 Huntington Laboratories 1857 Cleland J H garage 1861 Nesbitt Harry 1865 Capital Auto Wrecking 1869 McColl Frontenac Stn No 1 12th Ave intersects — Osier Park
Victoria Ave intersects 2017 Lucien Joseph 2017 Schroyen Henry 2017 Ruddy Kester Ltd 2017 Western Claude Neon Lights Ltd 2019 Vacant
2019 (rear) Heglin Fred 2019 (rear) Hornig John 2023 Rumble Wm
2039 Auto Tire & Repair Shop (Dad’s Place)
2047 Magneta Service Station Ltd
2049 General Service Garage
2059 Broadway Tea Room
2059 Wainsue Y
2061 Mack’s Shoe Repair
2075 Rainbow Laundry Ltd
13th Ave intersects 2103 Smith Peter 2109 O’Brien Mrs J T 2117 O’Brien JohmJ*
2119 Black Dr J Calving 2121 Chapman Wm 2139 Redlyn (The)
C Fahey Michael D Scott Wm F Williams Francis J G McGowran Thos H Counter Archd H 2143 Vance Thos*-*J»
2145 McDougall Mrs Mary*$»
2151 Logan Arth+J*
2161 Vacant
2163 Broad St Pharmacy 2163 Sub P O No 10 2163 Addems Block
1 Hastings E L
2 Loewen Jacob jan
3 Staseson Wesley
4 Solomon John
5 Derbyshire Frank H
6 Richardson John
7 Hagen Peter
2165 King Mrs Alice M-#-*$* e s Nerlinger Bros serv stn 14th Ave intersects 2201 Donnelly Peter^
2209 Hebert Mrs A-**
2219 Brown Benj F 2235 Cargo Earl 2257 Moffatt Wm C*
2263 Sparks Wm 2265 Macilroy Vincent 2269 Allin M L*
2275 Oakes Frank W*J*
15th Ave intersects 2303 Stemshorn Geo H*>
2323 Bixby A Raymond-#- 2327 Costache Mike«J*
2329 Bussey Nathan 2339 Stubbings Wm J 2343 Hutton Wmv)
2349 Fisher Dalton W-4~*$*
2353 Smith Geo T-M*
2363 Madrid Apartments
(See 1732 College for Nos 1-8)
9 Linton Wm G<J*
9 Powles C W
Hdtisd Owner
10 MacPherson Ian A*>
11 Davison Dr Regd^
12 Rumfitt R Leslie^
14 Miller —
College Ave intersects Government Reserve here City Limits WEST SIDE
South Railway intersects
1702 Brown’s Barber
10th Ave begins 1720 Canter’s Fruit Store 1720 Clayton Hotel 1734 Electric Motor Service 1740 Wineberg Joseph sec hd store 1742 Addmore Block
2 Anderson Blanche
5 Currie Wm C
6 Rothecker Matthew 1742 Salvation Army Barracks 1744 Paulin & Swayze plbrs 1758 Broadway Auction Room 1762 Broadway Sec Hand Store 1762 Schacter Morris
1764 Standard Gold Refining _
1770 Blue Moon Co 1770 Lee & Co 1776 Tokio Barber Shop 1778 White Lunch
11th Ave intersects 1816 B C Laundry 1822 Busch A tailor 1836 Western Dry Goods Ltd 1840 Mid West Wholesalers 1844 Creighton W 1844 Diamond Taxi 1854 Dixon Block 1854 Henry Mrs M 1856 Painters Supply House Ltd 1858 Capital Cleaners 1858y2 J & B Cafe 1864 Causier Motor Service 1882 Sherwood Co-Oper Serv Stn 1882 Broadway Shoe Rebuilder 12th Ave intersects 1900 Bay Super Service Station 1918 Capital Welding Shop 1934 Rogers Machine Works 1940 Counsell Edwin 1942 Neuert Wm 1954 Ouellette Chas-*- 1956 Royal Garage 1958 Cheyne Bros Service Station Victoria Ave intersects 2024 Mack Din laundry 2030 Wagman W+X*
2038 Henriksen H
2044 Griffiths Henry J -♦-*$»
2046 Peters Mrs Eva-f^
2052 Booty Geo W 2078 Broadway Court
1 Bradley L
2 Baird Russel C
3 Brock Robt<*
4 Biddell C H
6 Hansen Thor
7 Watt Chas<$»
9 Bouding Ray
13th Ave intersects 2100 Broad Super Service Station 2122 Morgan Clifford 2124 Lambert Mrs F 2128 Broadway Auto Body 2130 McDonald E C 2132 Broadway Barbers 2132 Bell A W 2132 Superior Shoe Repair 2146 McEwen Duncan 2152 Edwards C G 2170 Saskatchewan Motor Co Ltd 14th Ave intersects — Strathcona School
15th Ave intersects 2300 Cowan Henry W-4-^»
^Telephone
Peacock Van & Storage Co. “-ssnur*
(Division of The Regina Cold Storage and Forwarding Co. Ltd.)
Furniture Storage, Crating and Packing, Fumigation and Moth-Proofing
1233 HALIFAX STREET _ PHONE 92 501
112 Broad HENDERSON’S (1936) REGINA Broder
2310 Humphries Mrs Isabel*
2312 Jeffries Frank 2314 Sandomirsky SamlH 2326 Neil C A 2332 Milligan Joseph Ai*
2340 Atkinson Harry A-**
2344 Lockwood Chas-**
2358 Hedley James Wi*
College Ave intersects 2530 Smith Arth*
2532 Shannon Samuel^
— Auto Tourist Camp
Government Reserve here City limits
BROADWAY AVE. (Dominion Heights) From C. P. R. tracks (Areola Branch) runs to Wallace Street.
Broder intersects
629 Hastings Clarence B-**
633 Dell Fredk-*
637 Sim Wm
717 Leask G Stanley
735 Allen Wm-*
736 Foster James
737 Edwards Richd
Atkinson St intersects
800 Daniels Denis R*
801 Pierce Clarence A 805 MacRae John Ji*
810 Prior F J*
812 Scarrow Chas A*
816 Steen Walter 819 Bennett Percy-**
Wallace intersects
BROCK STREET (Richmond Place) From 24th Avenue runs south to Country Club.
No houses
BRODER STREET (Eastern Annex) From city limits runs south to Doug¬ las Avenue (Wascana lake)
EAST SIDE 1st Ave intersects 2nd Ave intersects 3rd Ave intersects 4th Ave intersects 1001 Sub Post Office No 2 1001 Hambly Mrs C 1005 Sutherland Chas 1017 Hamil John 1025 Gow Robt 1033 Purdie Acheson 1037 Forbes Fred 1039 McCarthy Robt 1055 Larson Luster 1057 McMillan Wm R 1075 Martens John 1077 Franklin Donald-*
5th Ave intersects 1101 Vacant 1109-Godden Edw 1129 Schopf Joseph 1145 Game Alfd-*
1159 Hornung Josephi- 1167 Fedurchuk Paul
6th Ave intersects 1205 Soutar Alfd 1209 Lyons James-f 1217 Gagnon Eli 1225 Yasyshen Michael N 1235 Halbwachs Gus 1249 Jones Martin G-i
7th Ave intersects
1327 Zaharuk Steve-*
8th Ave intersects C P R tracks here 1457 Weir Geo R 1459 Petuk Leslie
Dewdney intersects 11th Ave intersects 1835 Debert Mrs Kate 1847 Lawrence Geo 1847 Kayter Paul 1851 Bolen John Ji*
1853 Maxim Thosi*
1861 Oma Philip-*
1863 Marchuk Mike-*
1867 Zaluski Wm-**
1873 Radu Geo-*
12th Ave intersects 1901 Rabb Joseph 1905 Massong Nicholas-*
1909 Petroff Peter-*
1913 Miller Andw-*
1917 Susback Mike*- 1921 Weiss Mrs Katrina 1927 Peters Mrs M 1929 Pope Mrs Annie-*
1933 Nashburn Peter-*
1941 Trenton John 1943 Halbardier Mrs Eliz 1943 (rear) Pope Leo 1955 Dutschek Konrad 1955 Samoila John-*
1961 Petrich Andw-*
Victoria Ave intersects 2013 Nowosat Peter 2013 Kalynewich Pete 2013 Prymiak Wm 2013 Marchynuk Joseph 2023 Cantley Robt J 2027 Cambruff Geo-*
2031 Morris Jacobi- 2035 Rusko Danl-*
2039 Kloss Michael-*
2043 Imbery Mrs Eliz-*
2045 Gottselig Joseph-*
2051 Fahlman Mrs Katie 2059 Gronekavez Antoni- 2065 Worel Alex 2067 Pauloff Dennis-*
2071 Mischkolce Paul 2075 Andraika John-*
2077 Huber John-*
13th Ave intersects 2101 Bartlett —
2105 Gronick Martin 2111 Barthel Herman K-**
2117 Arganiszuk Mike-**
2121 Sauer Mrs Pauline*- 2127 Lapchuk John-**
2133 Schroen David 2137 Yovanov V J 2141 Willis Anthony-*
2145 George John-*
2149 Viggars Thosi*
2157 Steinhubl Rudolf-*
2161 Gryba Geo 2165 Merkle John-*
2175 Relf Leon*
2179 Dormuth Peter-*
14th Ave intersects 2203 Capraru Sava-*
2233 Derkson Jacob 2227 Leskun E 2241 Maxwell Edw 2 245 Balbar Geo
•♦■House Owner
* Telephone
Broder
HENDERSON’S (1936) REGINA
Broder 113
2249 Wiebe Jack 2253 Steuart Alex 2257 Kuffner Chas 2358 Hedley James W-4-*i*
2275 McMillan V S
15th Ave intersects 2301 Loos Lawrence-f 2305 Doyle J C*
2311 Vacant 2315 Cherpeta Wm 2317 Mann Thos-4 2335 Marchuk John-4 2349 Hubenick Jack 2345 Crook —
2355 McKinney Edw
16th Ave intersects 2431 Acton Wm 2439 Galbraith Chas L*>
2441 Depape Con-*
2445 Schwartz Mike 2449 Nicholson Ernest 2451 Goodridge Chas A 2455 Hodges Ivan 2461, Jenkinson S V 2463 Draayer Edw E 2467 Anderson Geo 2471 Campbell B A 2475 Christianson John W
17th Ave intersects 2501 Hopkins Wm E 2505 Stimpson Walter J*$»
2509 Vacant 2515 Laursen Niels 2519 Martin Herbert 2521 Spack Geo-*- 2525 Angus Vance D-*- 2529 Ratcliffe Mrs B 2549 Giesinger Adam 2551 Golling John
Broadway intersects 2641 Vander Linden Peter^ WEST SIDE 1st Ave intersects 710 Sutherland John-4 712 Barker Albt-*- 716 Burden John M
2nd Ave intersects 3rd Ave intersects 932 Hambley Chas-*- 934 Vacant
936 Anderson Rasmus V*~*J* 958 Ford Silas-4 960 Gerstman Richd 964 Langford Lorenz 970 Jasmer Mitchell-**$*
4th Ave intersects 1008 Worokevich Frank 1018 Keys Stuart 1032 Moyer Mrs L 1040 Stopforth Robt 1048 Yeo Albt 1066 Ambrose Henry
5th Ave intersects 1100 Schneider Martin 1108 Kelly Andw 1140 Tibbutt Norman 1144 Taylor J 1148 Mills John 1158 Henrick Victor 1174 Chapman Alfd 1178 Wood Noah J
6th Ave intersects 1210 Smith Wm 1216 Farnell Arth 1250 Vacant 1256 Hagan Asa 1260 Deutscher Albt-*-
7th Ave intersects 1322 Ruller Albt E 1330 McMurchie Robt*- 1332 McPherson Wm H 1336 Collenson Carl 1340 Guerry Mrs Ada
8th Ave intersects
CPU tracks here Dewdney Ave intersects
1744 Saskatchewan Co-Oper Live Stock Producers Ltd
11th Ave here 1818 Guriluk Mrs Lena-*- 1824 Tonenchuk John 1832 Bartush John 1836 Kurak Joseph 1840 Deitcher Fritz 1844 Cvetkov Mike 1848 Schnurr Joseph-*- 1858 Nemechuk Rudolph A 1858 Weidner Anton-*- 1860 Chepil Wm S*
1868 Gottschau Carl 1872 Sunko Andw*
1874 Lintz John
12th Ave intersects 1902 Magda Geo grocer 1912 Tieffenbach Pete-*- 1912 Harandt Carl 1912 Suklea Peter 1912 Strijak Metro 1916 Petochin Vasil 1916 Kutcheran Geo 1922 Fahlmann Mike*- 1928 Niedermayer Joseph-*- 1932 Uhren Mrs Julia 1936 Woodworth John-4- 1940 Schmidt Ernest 1944 Schneider Anthony 1948 Rusko Michael-4- 1956 Stankov Mike 1956 Seitz Nick-*-
Victoria Ave intersects 2022 Fenske Mrs Agnes 2026 Ruzicka Joseph-4- 2030 Bartl Chris 2036 Boers Joseph 2038 Leibel Geo-4 2042 Hurd Arth A*
2048 Leibel Zelest-4- 2050 Smith David J 2052 Savin Bernard 2054 Nagurny Peter 2056 Carol Mike 2062 Myers Jacob 2070 Domonski Stanley-4- 2080 Kohli Jack-4
13th Ave intersects 2100 Smith Thos C-4*
2108 Paskar Donald-*
2112 Phillips Chester
2118 Francis Mrs W
2120 Aventer Mrs Jennie
2124 McDonald John
2128 Dingwall A J
2132 Tiefenbach Mrs Kate
2136 Sutherland Mrs Helen*~*$+
2140 Schum Philip 2150 Smith Mike-*
2154 Vacant 2156 Schnur Joseph 2160 Wittall Louis-4- 2162 Rickard James-4- 2164 Roth Geo
14th Ave intersects 2200 Cowks Fred 2204 Noga John*
2212 Parker Harry-4- 2216 Seibel Nicholas J 2226 Carlson Andw 2230 Schwabauer John-4- 2238 Myer Emery 2242 Bickner Mrs N 2256 Dunn James-4^
2264 Jackson John 2274 Bahr Mrs Eva*
15th Ave intersects 2316 Bannister Harvey-*-*^
2320 Runge Charles A 2326 Kirby John W 2330 Weiss Nick*-
-*- House Owner
Telephone
The Western Manufacturing Co. Limited
Windows, Ooors, Mouldings, Detail Millwork, Plate Glass, Show Cases, Office and Store Fixtures, Fige Interior Cabinet Work Phone 92585 1550 Dewdney Street Night Phone 4405
Steen &Wcicht1i£>
Saskatchewan’s Leading Fur Experts
2323 Eleventh Avenue Phone 8448
114 Broder HENDERSON’S (1936) REGINA Cameron N.
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2516
2520
2522
2524
2526
2530
2536
2630
2636
2640
2654
2664
2672
2676
Debert Henry-**J* Stettner Geo Shultz Wilford N Hamilton James>
Lehrer Edmund
16th A ve intersects Jones Mrs C E Trimming- Walter B-* Huggett Alfd*- Chute Stanley Humphries G W Wallace Earl-*$*
Brown Ellis-*
17th Ave intersects Cockerell Leslie Achtzener J P Grobowsky Val Beutel Lawrence McDuff Earl-*
How W C Gifford Mrs C F+
18th Ave intersects Sharp Emery D Miskofsky Wm West Wm H J-**J» Burkell Oscar E Catton Maurice Osier Earl Bouchard L V
CAMBRIDGE ST. (Dominion Heights) Prom C. P. R. tracks (Areola Branch) runs south one block.
No houses
CAMBRIDGE STREET (Richmond PI.) Prom 24th Avenue runs south to Country Club.
No houses
CAMERON STREET NORTH
Prom McKinley Avenue runs south to C. P. R. tracks.
EAST SIDE
615
619
667
671
675
683
691
695
Heneighten Mrs O Montean Peter Peia Thos E Smedley Herbt-* Dodds Harry V Forsyth Mrs Helen Merrett Frank Turnbull James G
Garfield Ave intersects
823
861
863
867
901
909
911
943
945
949
961
965
969
977
Neithercut Clarence Simper Mrs Joseph-*
Murray Andw*
Dacey Chas
Washington Ave intersects Rea Chas H-**J*
Brown Chas A-*
Anderson Wm D McDonald Angus-*
Vacant
Sellar James-f Symonds Geo Kerr Henryk Sheppard Wm G-**>
Coombs Arth-**J»
4th Ave intersects
1007
1015
1017
1025
1029
Bundy Regd G E-* Sleminsky Harold Parton Robt*J* Christison Alex R-*«$» Klein Lawrence P MacNaughton Angus B
1033 Miraue Frank T 1037 Holcher Carl 1041 Hugl Max 1045 Biddle John H 1059 Vacant 1065 Draper Arth 1069 Carr Joseph V-**J»
1073 Ellis Mrs Maude 1077 Welsh Edwin J
5th Ave intersects 1101 McLachlan John A 1105 Beer Henry 1109 Andrews Wm J-*
1117 Riggs Henry
1121 Davie John
1125 McKenna Joseph D>$»
1131 McJanett John 1135 Mayer Stephen-*
1139 Robbins John W-*
1141 Otway Fred*-*J»
1147 Blex Irvine 1151 Culic John-**J»
1153 Vacant
1157 Biden Chas I
1163 Barton Mrs Margt-**t*
1171 Vacant
1175 Johnson Herbt*+>
1179 Vacant
6th Ave intersects 1201 Caulderwood Mrs Harriet-*-^ 1211 Horoway James 1215 Bevan J S 1223 Wallington Wm F-**$»
1227 Turner Geo H 1229 Tench Regd*- 1237 Jessop Rev Ernest^*
1241 Barnes Edw-f 1245 Berry Arth 1251 Grant Allan D 1255 Prizeman Wm-**J»
1257 Simpson Mrs M 1263 Grant Fred L*
7th Ave intersects 8th Ave intersects 1401 Vacant
1405 Jarman Walter A-*
1411 Keatley Ebenezer-*
1415 Bartram Percy 1417 Goddard Cecil H-*
1423 Jones Thos^
1427 Eaton Geo-*
1433 Austin Edw H-**J*
1437 Yarwood John P-**$*
1443 Paxton Andw-**J»
1455 Peacock Isaac-*
1457 Little Danl C**
1459 Garber Joseph F
Dewdney Ave intersects 1527 Ward Edw M 1531 Percy Robt 1535 Fleming John 1539 Purdie Hugh 1545 Shore Aubrey T*J+
1547 Cusson Peter 1551 Strnad Stanley J-*
1555 Vacant
1561 Ireland Geo A* 5»
1565 Carveth Joseph A 1569 Dunster Jesse-4- 1571 Jones Albert J«J*
1579 Seitz Richd*+J*
9th Ave intersects WEST SIDE McKinley Ave intersects 634 Marks Alex-*
House Owner
Telephone
Cameron N.
HENDERSON’S (1936) REGINA
Cameron 115
638 Lovely John
662 Eastwood Herbt-**
674 Jones Fred 678 McKenzie Harry 682 Ursel Mrs Elsie 684 Morrow Robt J-*
698 Wells Harland N
Garfield Ave intersects 720 Warwick Wm D 736 Holt John-*
750 Fletcher Wilfred-*
752 Greer Kennedy-*
758 Setchell John-*
768 Scott Harry
Chicago Ave intersects 802 Cass Isaac H 810 Couttie Carl 812 Simpson Albt*
816 Pearce Arthur A-4*
820 Mclnnis Archd 824 Nelson Albt-*
840 Darnell Wm*
844 Vermilyea Wilfred-*- 852 Astles Richd C 856 Berry James 1-4*
860 Pounder Percy-*
864 Dulaney Mrs Rose 870 Dickson Geo-*
878 Littlewood Chas
Washington Ave intersects 4th Ave intersects 1026 Campbell Effie-*
1028 Burge Percy G-*
1040 Gaul David L plbr-**
1046 White George F-*
1050 Allen Wm W 1054 King Horace E*
5th Ave intersects 1102 Hanley Mark 1104 Jordan Francis W 1114 Reveille E Henry 1116 Disbrey Wm C*
1120 Olson Christian J*
1130 Bullock James**
1136 Fiehne Mrs Harriett-4- 1138 Allen Roy**
1140 Allen Geo 0-4*
1144 Tremaine Cecil E**
1148 Barens James T
1152 Reimer Leo
1164 Williams Arthur T*
1170 McAllister John 1178 Cullen Geoffrey 1180 Taylor David R-4*
6th Ave intersects 1200 Paxton Wm R**
1212 Carnahan Wm 1216 Oswald Andw 1218 Groome Fredk shoemkr**
1232 McConnachie Robt 1232 Dale Percy*
1234 Bell James+>
1242 Arnold Wm E 1254 Koch Carl-*
1264 Harper Wilson D**
1270 Bird Russell**
1280 Cameron Memorial Baptist Church 7th Ave intersects 1300 Walters James 1304 Forler Mrs Clara**
1310 Vacant
1314 Rogers Griffin S**
1326 King Herbt S*
1330 Hood Percy**
1334 Springstein Cecil B**
1340 Covington Edw W*
1346 Kerry Patk 1350 Long Wm J-*
1354 Gordon Gibb 1360 Macleod John F 1360 Macleod’s Grocery 1362 Palmer Wm W-4*
1364 Dougherty Mrs Margaret**
1370 Winder Mrs Winifred
1370 Derkson Louis 1372 Velcher Wm B*
1376 Morrison Mrs Jean**
8th Ave intersects 1400 Jordan Thos J 1408 Little Peter 1414 Dawson Wilfred J**
1422 Walker James E**
1428 Vacant 1432 Cook Geo V*
1436 Keller John*
1440 Rhodes Wm F 1454 McClure John A*
1456 Taylor Hugh**
1458 Hobkirk Mrs Grace**
Dewdney Ave intersects 1522 Barton Joseph 1528 Smallshaw Geo W*
1532 Davis A Wilfred**
1536 Cassell Albt-*
1538 Price Robt B*
1548 Lavers E Geo-*
1550 Pollock Wm**
1566 Shaw John F-*
1570 Vacant
9th Ave intersects 10th Ave intersects CNR tracks North Railway intersects C P R tracks here
CAMERON STREET
Prom C. P. R. tracks runs south to city limits.
EAST SIDE South Railway Street
1865 Dean Nelson 1873 Borgares Peter
12th Ave intersects 1903 Watson Chas J**