,.

s OUVENJR of the IROQUOIS HOTEL

CORNER KING AND YORK STREETS

GEO. A. GRAHAM PROPRIETOR , CANADA

GUIDE to the Points of Interest In and Around the o Queen City of the Dominion '' THE IROQUOIS HOTEL

ilE IROQl'UIS i-, l)llL' of the he-.1 kno\\'n and most popular hotels in Toronto. \!any extensi\'e ami costly imprLwements h;~\·c been added to this already T modern hotel, making it Lme ,,f tht> mo-,1 desirable place-, at \\'hich to stop. The Offices, Sitting Rlll)I11 and Buffet ha\'e recei\'ed particular attention, ne\\' tile floors, new decorations and fittings have been added, making these apartments unusually attracti\'e and convenient. The Iroquois occupies a commanding positil'n on the Cl'rner of King and York Streets, in clos.: proximity to the l'nion SLttiL'Il and the \\'harves at which all the mag·nificent fleet of steamers arri\·e and depart. It stands in the \'ery heart of the busin.:ss and theatrical district, and is con\'enient to all L,f the many points of interest for which Toronto is famous. .\ complete guide of these places of attraction to all tourists and travellers maY he found in this hooklet, together \\'ith many illustrations of the -,;une. Electric cars pa-;s the door fur eYery part l)f the city and suburbs, and by the transfer s\·stcm \\'hich prevails a guest may r.:;~ch any point in the city for one fare. The cuisine i-.; first-cia.-;-; in L'\·~·ry re-.pect, and the service is characterized by neat­ ne-,-;, c.:lerity and civility. The fame of the Iroquois Table is widespread ; upon its EXTERIOR VIEW 3 excellent menus may always be found e,·ery delicacy that either the local or city markets afford, prepared and ser\'ed in a faultless manner. The dining-room is a beautiful and extensi\·e apartment with e\·ery com·enience for quiet, delicate and proper ser\'ice. The sleeping apartments throughout the entire house are light and airy, the fur­ nishings substantial, and the decorations pleasing to the eye. These apartments are kept scrupulously clean and in perfect order. The corridors leading to the apartments are broad and well lighted, and the system of ventilation \Yell-nigh perfect. The entire house is heated by steam, lighted hy electricity, has passenger ele\·ator, is fitted ,,·ith Pl'rcelain baths and all the latest hygenic structural appliances and apart­ ments for comf,,rt, health and luxury. The Proprietor, :\Jr. Geo. :-\. Graham, by his affable manner, genial disposition, and 2:) years of commendable business methods in catering to their comfort, has \YOn fl,r himself a large place in the hearts of the travelling ~ublic. :\Ir. Graham is ably assisted in the management by :\lr. G. \V. Fo\\'ler, a gentleman of large experience and ,,.l'll ktwwn in all parts of the o,,minion. The management ha,·e surrounded them­ selves \\"ith an efficient corps of L'apable and ,,bJiging assistants, who take pleasure in anticipating and catering to the \\'ants of guests. Each employe is thoroughly trained in his or her branch ,,f work, e\·ery duty being performed systematically, quickly and gracefully. The IroLJuois is C

ISITORS are c,,nli;dh inYited to J,,,,k Vthrough this St,,rL·'s Yarious department-.. \\'ith "tr;tllg·ers, Jh''-'-ihly the Costume'-, Silks, Drcs" (;,,,,ds, (; !, '\ L"i and Rare Ldces \\'ill he the most important departments, although \\'e "ee no reason \\'hy the Linen section­ with its wealth L,f beautiful Irish and Sc,,tch Linens -should 1wt be equally interesting.

\:' Twenty=five Departments in All.

W. A. Murray & Co., Limited 17 to 31 East To ron to 10 to 16 Col borne Street ~------~ TORONTO

E.\UT!Fl'L Toronto! \\'ell may she claim distinction as the "Oueen City of the Dominion," tor among all -the beautiful sister cities of the l'anadian -Pro­ B Yinces, Toronto l'asily reig·ns as 0ttt'l'IJ for attractin~ness ,,f locati,,n, for charm of etwironment and fl)r the picturesqueness ,,f her scenic beautL She stands like a richly-hued gem in the sil\'ery sheen of Lake Ontari,). - The st,,ry of the rise and progress l,f the City L)f Toronto prl1bably has tll' par­ allel in the history of the continent. In place of the trackless forest, whose quietness was disturbed l)nly h\· the shrill cry of the bird, the fierce h,1\d of the w,,]f and the savage Sa-sa-quan of the Indian, now stands the ma_iesttc commercial metropolis of Canada, 2{5,000 inhabitants, \·ast wealth and immense industries. It is unquestionably true that Toronto's marYellous growth is due to a Cl)mbina­ tion of powerful factors. Primarily must be named its gel•graphical and topographical location. Her outlets, whether by ship or rail, are excellent and perfectly maintained. To the north, east and west lies a beautiful and most fertile countrY, \Yhile on the south is the broad expanse of one of the fin~ greatest lakes in the wo-rld, enabling the safest and finest of harbors to be reached from any part of the globe. In all the Dominil1n there is llll city blessed with a more salubrious climate than Toronto. The meteorological records show that but few cities on the Clmtinent h;t\ ,. fe\Yer rainy days, and yet the oppressiYeness of summer heat of other cities in the same latitude is rarely felt in Toronto, the deep, COl)] lake in front of the city modifying, as it d,'L"'• the south and SlHtthwest winds blowing O\'er it. It is cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter than Chicago, Cle\·eland, Buffalo, Detroit or any other city on the chain of (;reat Lakes, \\'ith the exception of Duluth, where, in July, oYnc,,ats are frequently worn, and in the winter months the temperature falls as ll)\\' as fifty degrees below zero.

11 A FAMOUS HAT AND FUR S~fORE

WE are exclusin? Furriers, ;md \Ye ha,·e made our reputation on the real merits of the 1-:·arments \Ye sell. \\·e make en:-rything· we sell and we guarantee everything \Ye make. \Ye have the largest, best lighted and appointed Fur slw\\' rooms in Canada, and they are ''pen all year rL,und. Tourists are specially inYited to visit them.

CATALO

.o .o WE MAKE A SPECIALTY of .o .o FINE SEAL and .o J. W. T. FAIRWEATHER & CO. PERSIAN LAMB .o JACKETS to ORDER 84=86 TORONTO

12 From whatever point approached, Toronto presents all the elements and aspects of metropolitan life. On e\·en· hand are to be seen c\·iLknces of makrial wealth and prosperity, of comfort and lu~ury, of taste, culture ami refinement. The city i-. admir­ ably laid out and the streets are broad and pleasant, splendidly pa\·ed and kept in ex­ cellent condition. The principle shopping thoroughfares are lined with mammoth, and, in many cases, magnificent, mercantile establishments. Toronto is a city of homes, numbering among its citizens more actual hL1usclll1lders than any community of the same area and populatiL1n in the entire country. In the matter of education it is of interest to lll1te that, with the exception of g,,..,t,'ll, :'\ L'\\. YL'rk and Chicagl1, l1l1 city in America has as many high-cla-;s educational institutions as Toronto. Her Uni\·ersity register sho\\'s the names L'f students from almost every StalL' in the lTnion. The religious interests of TorontL' have been well cared for; in fact, Toronto i-. the Brooklyn of the OL1minion~"The City of Churches." There are t\\ L' hundred and sixty-two churches, and many of the nlifiCL'" arL· of -.triking ard1itecture. .~mL'ng the nwst 1Wtcd places of worship are the St. Andrew'-. Church, which is, externally, one of the linL·st spL·ci­ mens of Xorman architecture in exio.;tence, the St. JamL·s' l':tthedral, which occupies an entire square, and its spire is three hundred and -.ix feet high, the loftiL''-t on the .~merican CLllltinent. Toronto probably contains as many fine public buildings as any city of ih size in the world. Among these may be ment inned the l 1 n ion DepL1t, which L'L1-,t LWer a million dollars ; the City and County Hall, ,,·hich, without exct•ption, is the finest in the world ; the Temple Building, the CL1nfederation Life Building, the Canada Life Building, the Parliament Buildings, the l 1ni\ersity of Toronto, l)-.gl'l'Lk Hall, the :'\L1r­ mal School, Trinity l'ni,·crsity, and many others, of which lack of -.paL'l' fL1rhids mention. Eight lines or branches of railroads tap the city, and during the sea-.L'n of navigatiL'n steamers run to and from all salient points, and numerl1us schooners make TL1rL1nto their port of entry and exit. :\11 points in and around the city are made easily aL'Cessihle bv as superb an electric street railroad system as is to be found annvhere in the countrY.

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TORO~TO I TO 1.) Bl'CII.\:\'A:\ •"!'.

J.;,r (ll'.\1:\T, OLD l'HIPPE:\DA.LE, SIIER.\TO:\', IIIPPLE­

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rJ'I((' Oll)_y J111ll~l' in ( 1allafla ()Palin~ t'XI')U:·d'Ve)y in llnporlt·d lli~:h Cl .. ,~!"o A.n~i(ttJ•· ~Jdho·:~.~ny 1--urnitur•·. An inspt·t·tiqn f,f our :--:ht,\\TfHIJ!l~ ...,l,lit·itt·(l,\vhit·h arl' the tinPst ()Jl tl~t· ('untint·nt

1(--: 0:~: ~l~ .. ·....:.: B. ~I. 1~:· ;.-~( ·I~' For the benefit of guests and tourists whl) may be -;trangers to the beauties and points ot interest of the '' Queen City," ,,.e append a list of the places that should he ,·isited :- PRINCIPAL PLACES OF INTEREST Parks .:1- Toronto's principal Parks are Queen's and :\Iunro. <]neen's i., locateOntario. The north shore of the lake in the immeoh, as I.on1e !'ark, Long Branch, K!"w I:L·:tch any a superb line of steamers. Parliament The new Parliament Hui!tlings are situated at the southern end of (_Jneen's !'ark. The Buildings principal frontage is -l:r, feet, with a depth of ~1;0 feet, the main entrann· forming a double E, and enclosing within ih walls 16,(1<111 square feet. The main entrance i' com­ posetl of three noble arches Hl feet wi. All (~arments mad,. l•y us carry a All Gowns made on 1-ihort Notiee. full c+uarantt-P. A. S. SEILER'S Jllaska furs and n¢w York======tadi¢s' tailoring

IMPORTER OF Cloths, Furs and Skins 64 King Street West TORONTO Formerly 30 Columbus Ave., NEW YORK, N.Y.

16 Osgoode Osgoode Hall is located on \\'est. It was named after the late Hon. \Villiam Hall Osgoode, Chief Justice of Upper Canada. This building contains the court rooms an

Government .\t the corner of King and Simcoe Streets is located the residence of the Lieut.-t~overnor, House Sir Oli\·er l\Iowat. The modern French style is exemplifie8 feet, with a kitchen wing extension of !till feet. On the Simcoe si

I~E:TAIL DePAIHI'IE:NT-IRml 1'IAI\E:R TO \VE:AI~E:I~

''Tiger Brand" Clothing is the highest class clothing produced 111 Canada -ready-made.

The equal of the finest custom taill1r \YLWk m style-fit, finish and quality­ at just half the cl'.'>l.

NL) better \'alues anywhere than our special ~1o.oo, $12,00 and ~15.00 Suits and 0\ L'rc,,at -... Fine furnishings-Leather goods and Hats and Caps.

\'Olll~ i'll'~riE:\' I'>ACI\ W \'Oll \\'1\:\T IT

E. BOISSEAU & CO., Ternp~rnnce oncl Vonqe Str~~ts Exhibition The Exhibition Grounds occupy a mo1lel site on the Garrison reserve, O\'erlooking Lake Ontario. The grounds are very extensive, and the buildings are commo

Garrison To the south and east of Exhibition Park lie the Garrison Commons, and, facing the lake, the :;sew Fort a111l Barracks, where are quartere

OTHER PLACES OF INTEREST AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS

Ct"STO:II Hm·sE. Yonge and Front Streets. ST. JA:IIES' CE:\IF.TERY, Parliament Street. PROVINCIAL LeNA TIC .-\SYIX:II, Oueen Street \V. l'osT < li'FICE, Adelai\RKET, King Street R. ST. }A:IIES' CATHEDRAL, Episcopal, King-Street R. l'uBT.Il" LIBRARY, Church ancl Adelaicle Streets. ST. ALBAN'S CATHEDRAL, Episcopal, Howland AYe. CENTRAL PRISON, Strachan Avenue. ST. MICHAEI.'S CATHEDRAL, Roman Catholic, KNox Cc>LL!·.<;E, SpaA I,IFE .-\SSI'RANL'E Bl'II,DING, King St. \\' Simcoe Streets. THg AR:\!OURIES, l'niversitv .\\'enue. BAPTIST CHURCH, Jan·is and Gerranl Streets. CITY I> AIR\', Spaclina Cn·sc~nt.

THEATRES AND PLACES OF AMUSEMENT

GRAND OPERA HousE, A

HAS REMOVED from the SOUTH WEST CORNER of YONGE and ADELAIDE to I I 2 YONGE STREET, Two Doors South 1 ,f Adelaide,'~ .:.~ --~ ,-t :: ,·: .:: _.~ -f~ ,·e _.: FOREIGN CONSULS ,\RGENTIXE REPUBI,IC-:\'ichol Kingsmill, Consul, LIBERIA -llr. OronhYatheka, Consul- <~eneral, 19 Wellington St. \\'. Frederic :\'icholis, \"ice- Temple Building. · Fre ~TATEs--Ed\\·in I,. 1 ~l'XS.H'lXS, Consul, (~\TATE~IALA-~eorge :\'.:\!orang, Consul, 90 Wei- ; :21) ,\,Jelaide ~t. \\'. Raymo111l L. Sewell, \'ice- lington St. W. Consul, :21i AII,OOO. paYee! and 77 unpaYed. 500 miles of sidewalks. Cathedrals, 3 (St. James' an0. ReYenue from lhe citv water works about $5;-,11,111)0. Theatres, :\Iusic Halls, etc., 7. Water always fresh and good. 9,000,000,000 gal- Public Library, 1:2:->/>57: circulation, 5:29,7su; cost lons supplied annually. annually, ::;:lf'>.l75. Unclerground electric conduits, 120 miles. Public Parks and l~anlens, area about I, I ,-,:2 acres. 811 miles of steam railway track. Free Concerts are given by the magnificent Ba1111s SH miles of street railway. of the various regiments in the parks in summer. \'alue of property owned by the city is estimate00,000 annually. 1 !JU1, 450,000. Public and Separate School teachers; 7,-,u. Telephones, about 8,750. 21 JH[([])[C~ Lemaitre's Central Pharmacy 142 West King Street Opposite Iroquois Ho1el IDrilll~fll§[

EADOUARTER~ for Pure Drugs H and Medicines, English, French and American Perfumes and Toilet Requisites . •

Prescriptions a Specialty French and German Spoken

.1[, ,. '1 if~·]l 't ,.Ill~'" "1 ,L, ..) ·t alL J ,. U\\.1\ll PRINCIPAL CHURCHES AND ASSOCIATIONS Baptist...... 16 ... ...... Cor. Gerrard anrl Jarvi~ Streets. Bible Christian..... 4 . Agnes Street...... Cor. Agnes and Terauley Streets. Catholic Apostolic...... 1 ..... Catholic .-\postollc.... . Cor. Could ancl \'ictoria Streets. Congregational..... H ..... ...... Cor. Bontl and \\'ilton ,\venue. Christadelphian _.. . 1 Cecil Street. . . . _Cecil Street. Episcopal.. St. ,\!ban's Cathedral.. Howlantl ,\ wnue. Episcopal.. -!2 St. James' Cathedral ... Cor. Church anel King Strevh. Episcopal ( Reformeel). . I . Christ Church...... Cor. College ancl Lippincott Streets. Hebrew Synagogue. 2 . Hebrew Synagogue.. . .. Bone! Street. Lutheran . . I,utheran ...... llli Bone! Stred. l\lethodist. 31i _1\Ietropolitan.. Qm'L'n Street E., between Bond ancl Church. l\'ew Jerusalem. 1 . :\ew Je-rusalem. . . Elm Street. Presbyterian .. _ 311 _ .Old St. Andrew's. Cor. King a tid Simcoe Streets. Roman Catholic. 11 St. Michael's Cathedral. .Simter Stre-et, between Honcl and Chun·h. Society of Friends. 1 . Society of Friends. 2s Carlton Street. Salvation .\rmy.... 6 .. Sah·ation Temple.. Cor. James and All>nt Strel'ls. l'nitarian.. 1 .. First l'nitarian.. . . 211; Jarvis Street. Central Y.:\l.C ..-\., Yonge and l\IcGill Streets. City Railroacl Branch Y.:\l.C .. \., I Spadina .\n·nue. CEMETERIES St.James'Cemeteryis at the head of Parliament St., St. :\Iichael 's Cemetery, the burying grouncl of about eighty acres in extent. The grounrls are beau- the Roman Catholic tlenomination, is ~ituate

ffllfl 11~rx E LEA TIIJ1~Il Goons=====

JT \\'ill be to the adYantage l)f ,·isitl1rs to see our stl)re. It is the finest \\'ithout exception in the world. \ \' e make most of the gl)Ods \\'e sell, em- ploying four hundred skilled hands.

1"1HE ,JULIAX S_£\J~E I~EA'TI-IER GOODS CO. Ll:\IITEH

'1'0R0~1.'0 CITY ANE> COUNTY HALL 25 HOLT, RENFREW & CO.,

Fl.RRIEI{S TO HER :\!AJESTY l2l.EE~ ALEX.\~[)J{A tllld IllS ROY.\ I. HIGH~E-.S THE PRI:\'CE oj \YALES,

/ MANUFACTURED GARMENTS and NOVELTIES

f~•r tht· pre~Pnt :--..t"a:--;on, tH·w· and t>xclu~iY(_. :-.tylt>s.

Pro~p1·etivl-' pnl't·lia~t·r:--. 1nay Pfft-'<'t a !:l't·at ~avin~ hy vi:--iting our Fur Wareroom.'> awl iil:'--Jn·t•tJng our ~t~wk ,,f Manujl!ctured Furs. :-:.Jwt·ial lint·:-; in FUR=LINED GARMENTS

:--\nital•le for t'\"t'lllll;..!. or t•arria:..:~" wt·ar. Prll'''"' fron1 :f:3.)JIOup. !hi-.. :---t·a.-.,t•ll, tnore tl1:111 t'YtT lwfort·, onr :·dtt•WJ'IH•Jn~ an· a \"t•rJt:dd•· :--alon of t}H-· hi~IJt·-.;t tl1at art and t'Xt't·IIPnt ""''l'klnan­ ..,JIIJI t':lll procllH't• ill fUJ' tlP:-..i:_:ni!lg. fi:nrll'ltll•lh :·-.tcwk of :-;};;:in:-- kt·pt f,, selj•ct fron1 for :-->pt·t·ial "nlt·J..., in Mink, \ Russian and Labrador Sables. Ermine, Chinchilla, Russian Squirrel, ' .... Foxes, Seal and Persian Lamb. \ ...... HOLT, RENFREW co. TutuJsts are inuited to look through our 5 KING STREET EAST Show Rooms ~.·111ch are open at all seasn11s. TORONTO QUEBEC PARLI AMENT BUILUINGS 27

V IEW IN Q EE 'S PARK

2fl IMPERIAL BANK OF CANADA

CAPITAL PAID UP $3.000.000 RESERVE FUND 2. 700.000 HEAD OFFICE, 32-34 WELLINGTON STREET

1 Corner KING and YORK Streets CITY BRANCHES: Corner YONGE and QUEEN Streets ( Corner YONGE and BLOOR Streets

SAVINGS DEPARTMENT

INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS

Drafts Bought and Sold Payable in All Parts of the World

D. R. WILKIE, General Manager

::o C SOOODE HALL 31 RICE, LEWIS lEt SON c LIMITED s u HARDWARE u T p Sporting Goods, Fishing Tackle, p L Rifles, Guns, Ammunition. E Mechanics' Tools and Supplies, L R English Cutlery. I Camping Utensils and Outfits. E y s CORNER HING AND VICTORIA STREETS Toronto TORONTO FROn TOWER OF PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS 33 ROUMEGOUS RESTAURANT J. FAY, Proprietor 140 KING STREET WEST OPPOSITE ROSSIN HOUSE

I,·, ~~ ..~~~~- Open Day and Night-Sunday included

PRIVATE ROOMS for THEATRICAL and PRIVATE PARTIES

PHONE MAIN 1635 r.- -L. I.,.:; TORONTO UNI VERSITY Crunk and c~atb~r fioods ------Company------

131 VONGE ST., TORONTO

"Tine (foods Our Sprcialty "

Sole Leather Trunks, Enamel Duck Trunks, Cabin Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases, Hat Boxes, High Grade Leather Novelties ·~..t ....t .:1- ..oJ. .:1- Jirpairing Promptly Donr Sprcial 6oods to Ordrr

" PRICES RIGHT"

Br surt to grt tbr right p/a(r.....

131 VONGE STREET

Phone Main 3730

lj. ~ . .71/lsopp, manager

36 HIGH PARK 37 IN STYLE, PRICE AND WE LEAD .e .IV QUALITY .IV .IV IN OUR UP-TO-DATE SHOE FOR MEN

WE handle all leathers, including- Box Calf, Yaleur L';tlf, \'ici Kid, and we make a specialty of Patent and Enamel Leathers. Our st 1·les al11·ays the nel\'t'St.

THE EMMETT SHOE ALL STYLES

ONE PRICE $3.50 ONE QUALITY THE BEST FOR SALE AT THE EMMETT SHOE STORE, I 119 YONCE STREET UNION STATION 39 Sole Importers of the Tyvcwritcrs D¢W manifoldinQ Hammond IT IS THE BEST ALL MAKES BECAUSE it does the GREATEST VARIETY of the BEST TYPEWRIT­ ING for the LONGEST TIME with RENTED the LEAST EFFORT : : : : : :

REPAIRED --C.\l.L OR \\'RITE FOR CATALOGUE--

OR EXCHANGED Sole Manufacturers of the Famous..

CARBON PAPERS (b~ ~olonial (yp~writ¢r ~o. TYPEWRITER RIBBONS LIMITED WRITING INKS

1-3 Adelaide St. E., Toronto ( :\L\l>F 1:--: l'.\);_\DA) 13 Bleury St., Montreal We are Headquarters for Typewriter Supplies Factory at Peterboro, Out. Phone Main 3734 and Duplicators. ALLAN GARDP.NS

41

,JARVIS STREET

I ~ Ghicora, Ghippewa, Go rona TO AND FROM TORONTO

44 45 NEW YORH. CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

IIR< IT" I ;1 I sleeping car .sl·n·ice Toronto to :"L·w York on train leaYing Yia T C.P.R. at 5.~<1 p.m., arridng :'\e\Y York 1 ..-,11 next morning,

lea\'ill.~ Toronto at !I. V• a.m., arri\·ing in:--;,.\\' York at 10 p.m. sallll' da\', except 1 !-illn• !:1 \'. There are a dotl'll '•ihl·r spkndid trains from Buffalo a11

The Xt'\\' York CetJtral office, where \''>II can gd full and complete in for- I !

I I

GEORGE H. DANIELS, H. PARRY, LOUIS DRAGO,

WHI-:.1\ YOU WA.I\T ,.\ ~ICE CARRIAGE, \'ICTORIA OR COUPE TALLY-HO'S Lc-" ve this Hotel daily for a tour of the City during the Season. i~~·~~·•~·~~~~~~••••~~~~~~~·~~~··~~••~••~••~••~••~••~••~••~•••~••eH TELEPHONE MAIN 123 I; 1·.• •. \\'. \'J<;RR.\1,, l'rupridor (H.\S. E. VERR.\L, :\lanager 1 Lat•· I 'ha,-. Brown} : ...... -··-·· ...... ····: .: .: .i .i I. FAf~MCf~ BROS. !. ' HIE Cl?l~f'iT CI?OliP I 1)~10-rlJC~I~AI)II~I~~ .j .: : I' li \IN -"Tll Dll') : ~ : 92 vonoc :-\tl\_·ct Pl\l11\l._' :~~)i'}l llllin • ; : : I~I/1\NCH .S rlii>IO: : i: Cor. I>Lrrm ;\vc. i.ll\<1 qllccn - PIK11\C ,-,:..>.,-. I >t~r I ~ ': i : : : c.•·····: .. -··············· .. ······ ...... :.. r------~~------·------~ ONLY A FEW STEPS

OURISTS and Visiting Strangers to Toronto han: onlv a few steps to take from any of T the leading hotels to DORENWEND'S HAIR GOODS HOUSE, 103 and 105 Yonge St. At our handsomely appointed Hair Dressing and Manicuring Parlors you will receive faultless service by expert attendants. Fashion's demands are always lived up to, and the newest styles in WIGS vogue are assured our patrons. SWITCHES The oldest firm of its kind in America, and BANGS with years of experience in the manufacture of POMPADOURS Artistic Hair Goods, we carry a magnificent assortment of BANGS, POMPADOURS, WAVES WAVES, SWITCHES, WIGS, TOUPEES. and While in Toronto do not fail to give this TOUPEES establishment a passing glance, as we have no rivals and few equals. TELEPHONE MAIN 1551 forappointments.

I ~-Q... 1~~!£~!~ ~~.I The DORENWEND CO. of Toronto, umited 1 L·------~ 103 and 105 YONGE ST. 1 .')0 - .. INFANTS' DELIGHT Toilet SOAP UNRIVALLED FOR THE TOILET and NURSERY

MADE BY JOHN TAYLOR & CO. Canada's Leading Perfumers and Soap makers = TORONTO 51

EMPIRE TEA CO.

Special Attention given to Hotel and Restaurant lwnporters and ~ Wholesale ~ Trade~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Dealers in '14 Good Inducements of­ Our Blends are Unex­ fered to Agents hand­ celled for Flavor and ling TEAS through the ~ ~ ~ FINE TEAS Strength Country ~ ~ ~ AND Send for PRICE LIST COFFEES 5 35 King West TORONTO, ONT. EMPIRE TEA CO. s ~,

i\Iaunractnr•r, HUBBARD PATENT M.P. WARREN & Co • or PORTABLE OVEN Jersey Cream Baking Powder. canada's Lumsden's Pure Cream Tartar Baking Powder. Highest gr&dc possible to make. Social Teas. Social Coffees. Social Baking Powders. . . Queen's Blend Coffee. . . Plantation Blend Coffee. . . Jersey Extracts. . • • . . Jersey Cream Yeast Cakes. .

LUMSDEN BROS., Wholesale Grocers and Manuf'acturers

PROPRIETORS- Social Tea Co. HAMILTON Hamilton Yeast Co. Standard Spice Mills. AND Standard Broom Factory Standard Canning Factory TORONTO TUeKETT'S MARGUERITE eiGARS Largest Sale in Canada , -- - CITY DAIRY COMPANY ' I :I LIMITED ) =c I Now Famous for High Class Dairy Products. I I SPECIALTIES : BOTTLED MILK AND CREAM ICE CREAM AND FANCY ICES

Out of ToW'n Orders Receive Building Open to Visitors Prompt Attention 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. I i ~ ------·::::-:-=-- --( CITY DAIRY COMPANY LIMITED I: SPADINA CRESCENT TORONTO. CANADA _____, lill JOHN BULL HEAVY DUTY HOTEL RANGE

OHN BULL HEAVY DUTY HOTEL J RANGE is in use in a larg-e number of the leading hotels and public institutions of the Dominion. Write for our hotel goods catalogue, illustrating all utensils necessary for a first-class hotel kitchen outfit. ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ L~ .:1-

'lShe Gurney-Massey Co. ohe Gurney Foundry Co. Li2nited Li2nited MONTREAL TORONTO WINNIPEG VANCOUVER

61 Ill------~-

TELEPHONE MAIN GEO. J. FOY 1602

WHOLESALE IMPORTER OF - WINES AND LIQUOR_S 3 EAST,

TORONTO, ONT.

62 Nerl icl1 & Co.

1~1f)0RTI:[) CIGAii~

Write for Price List oF l_,_inc HA\'7\I'li\S tli\Cl I'IL:\ICi\1'\S -also- Fine Imported l3or Glass\vare

our rc_mgc, of "BL:LGILIJ'l " Cut Tuml)Jcrs i.li\Cl Ste1n (lldsscs is me li:1raest in Cw1oc1(1

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A. F. MacLaren Imperial Cheese Co. LT ~II T t-:11 TORONTO, Canada Don't Spoil Coffee by Boiling It

GET ONE OF Eby, Blain's .. KIN-HEE QUICK"

Thi~ ,how- the cof. f,.,_. 1101 a .. it is filled Coffee Pots "-Jih bt~ilin;..!' wat•·r and ('ntr~·.- ~~dHrH·r;:­ ('d; I Ill' hotl,!lll iH p11 t 011, il :-.tf:liHi'-l fur Ollt' IDiltltte i.ltltl ~:-> tl1• II r•·\·t·n;t:d; tlll'n il j..., l'P'tdvto~er\~..:. A It Makes Coffee in One Minute cltiltl e:•n fl,~ rt P.III'/Jit d \l.t\ •!'!.l~~(lt) THE KIN-HEE QUICK COFFEE POT ALWAYS THE SAME THE ONLY PERFECT COFFEE. POT MADE. NO GROUNDS GET THEM AT YOUR GROCERS

.T AS, HEEKIN & Co .• TORONTO, CANADA Cincinnati, l'.S. Owners. ,~------.------~~ Diamond Hall Diamond Hall from toronto "Ryri~" Diamonds

SOUVENIRS of the City of Toronto The name "RYRI E," as applied to in Spoons, Brooches, Flags, Match Diamonds, is synonomous with "the I Safes, Belt Buckles, Hat Pins, Etc .• finest." we have in most artistic designs. A Diamond of inferior <]Uality is not Numbers of these are made ex­ vermitt .... ,l tn entt-·r our ...;t(wk. pressly for us. We purchase directly from the cut­ Those having color effects in hard ters in Amsterdam in extre:nely large enamel include correct and artistic quantities. reproductions of the British, Do­ Our prices are marvelously low and minion, Provincial and City Coats we personally guarantee the quality of Arms. of every Diamond sold. Our prices are \'erv moderate.

RYRIE BROS., Cor. Yonge and Adelaide Streets TORONTO

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