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PAGE en The Post is in receipt of the fol- lowing- excellent suggestion from a former Lindsay boy. The holding of an Old Boys’ Reunion has been urged in. these columns On more than one occasion: Brooks, Alberta. Nov. 12, '15 To the Editor of The Post. Dear Sir, â€" Knowing that there are hundreds of Lmdoay old boys scattered over the face of the globe, who still cherish a. warm spot in their hearts for the' scenes of their childhood. boyhood, and girlhood, too, I would venture the suggestion that the town hold an Old Boys Reunion some time next spring or summer, and hand the town over to the old boys and old girls for a Week, budneas for a. while and to ‘ head LindsayWard. I! my memory sex-Veg me correctly, Lindsay never had a real good, big Old Boys Reunion. There have been single days set apart for tha old single days let apart for the old boys and girls from Toronto to visit the town. but there are a few of us out here in Albertaâ€"let those in the other provinses weak" for thmselves â€"â€"who would jump at the.chanca to travel a couple of thousand miles to experience an Old Boyn Reunion week in Lindsay. I! this meet. with favor hr the eyes of other old boys and girls they might possibly find sufficient time to write a line to your paper expressing their opinion. If replies were received indicating a. general feeling among those who once called Lindsay their home, in faVor of the idea, the Lind. say Progressivo Club might take the matter up. I am certain the tow would beneâ€" fit. But if a succesa is to be made of such a scheme it would mean a winter‘s worv for the committee in chuge. Thanking you, I remain, Sincerely youra. LEONARD D. NES‘BIT'I‘. ALLIANCE SUNDAY IN THE COUNTY Lindsay was favored I”)? a. visit from two of the best known repre- sentatives o! the Aliance, Mr. J. W. Bengough, of Toronto, formerly edit.- or of the Grip, and Rev, John Bailey M. A., Secretary of the Alliance. Mr Bengough preached in the Baptisi Church in the morning. the Salvao tion Army barracks in the afternoon and at Queen-st in the evening. He Sunday was Dominion Alliance Field Day in Victoria County when nearly every Protestant pulpit was occupied by a speaker representing this mighty temperance, organization. was in rare form and delivered stir- ring and convincing temperance ser‘ mags punctuated by many telling 1n- ddents. Rev. Mr. Baliey preached at St. Andrew’s Church in the evening and tom of the great advance the cause of temperance was making in the province, and the great fight the Al- AT BOBCAYGEON. A repeal vote will be submitted to the elector: o! Bobcaygeon in J annâ€" an and in View 01 this, the meetings at Bobcaygeon on Snnglay were of more than ordinary interest. At 10.30 minion Alliance. preached to a. large congregation in the Baptist Church. He also spoke at Dunslord at 3 p. m- and at tile Bobcaygeon Presby- terian Church at Bard. Esq" of '1 the morning at 1 and. in the Met] by Mr. Hassard. The driver of a. Chicago fire has been disciplined for turning false alarms to amuse his mother-in; law. Are all the old stool! jokes of the comic papers to go ? in Children 01‘? FOR FLETCHER’S CASSTORIAs Waa putting up for méral re- of Toronto, preached in : at the Baptist Church HMethodist Chute}: in the Walker, M. A., of To- 9 Hin the Anglican Church me. At 4.15 in the atter- :t'mg was held in the , and was addressed fire truck \ V \\\\\\\\\\\\‘ §IÂ¥ 1.,\' . 5; .5 ‘ I ~ ,. _, "p ‘\\\\\\\\ ‘ .- 4 ., b a. '\ ’ h ‘3 " 1‘ . gt f ' H I "‘ ‘I ' .I ..\ L , . g 1' ’1‘.‘ §} . ‘. I‘ ~ ’ 1; ' . ; :\ Ir, ‘4. ‘ ..‘ “' A I ‘ h I r -; an. ~ ‘\ 1‘ "1' 7 .5, fl \ 1‘ V O \C a : \\ W S.Dinnick President. Call and see the Collection of Views of Lawrence Park and Strath tentative: are showing at their office in the Hotel. Mr. Lapp and Mr. Clagkson are at the Benson House Gowan which our Repre- oevcu years a land near Upper Duggan and Gor on these avenues little vacant land What we Have Done For ThOusands of Others we Will Do For Yofi We have exercised a powerful influence in the destiny of Toronto. We have done much to shape its extensions. We have Opened up, develo and built up thousands of acres of land which at one time were considered “ out in the country” and that are now looked upon as downtown sectié)‘:d During the past 28 years we have watched Toronto grow from an unknown little city to a metropolis of a half-million inhabitants, and we 11:; studied its real estate so thoroughly during all these ears that we have always been able to forecast its direction of growth. We have accordingly Opened up! developed an sold to our clients, subdivision after subdivisionâ€"always just on the edge of the city’s expansiop so that the increase in value has beenummediate and the profits to our customers have amounted to millions of dollars. We now offer you the opportunity to get into our circle of clientsâ€"to secure a share of the profits we are continually making for investOrs. We Have Created Toronto’ 5 Most Beautiful Garden Suburb ‘Y This is the Lawrence _Park Estates, ineluding Strath Gcowan. These are the most famous estates in Canada. We have developed them under the personal direetion of .ur. Walker S. Brooke, C.E., the celebrated English landscape engineer who has been responsible for some of the most beautiful and profitable developments in England. some or” whit": are the Lord _Se1wy‘n Estates, Preston Park. and the magnificent Terrace Gardens at Richmond, Brighton and Hove. There 1s perhaps nothing in Canada to equal, Lawrence Park and Strath Gowan in situation, breadth and magnificence of their landscape engineering and in the architectural beauty of the sixty odd homes already erected. We are Canada’s Largest and Wealthiest Realty Corporation â€"â€"Toronto’s Greatest Land Developersâ€"We Have Been in Continuous Successful Operation Since 1 885 / We maintain a staff of expert land purchasers who have an intimate and thorough knowledge of realty conditions, land values and the city ’s needs. ‘ We have our own legal department, at the head of which is Mr. A. J. Williams, Barrister and Solicitor. We not only search the title of every piece of property we purchase, but this department places us in a position to guarantee a perfectly good title to all clients who purchase from us. In this department also we keep a complete record of every purchaser, and this record is so perfect that we can at anytime give a complete history of every transaction that has gone through our ofiice in the nature of a purchase of a lot since the organization of the Company 28 years ago. This often comes in very fortunate for thosewho through carelessness have lost their deeds and did not register them. Clients have often come to us for duplicate deeds and we always give them readily and willingly because of the excellent records we keep in our legal department. We have our own Survey Department, in charge of Mr. W. S. Malcolmson, O.L.S. This not only insures a careful anrvnv nf all 'nrnnprtips. but. this department is accessible at all times for staking out of lots for individuals when they come We have our own Surt'ey Department, in charge of Mr. W. S. survey of all properties, but this department is accessible at all times to build or when in doubt as to the exact location. We have an engineering department in charge of Mr. Walter S. we have already mentioned. ' 9 - We have our Sales Department in charge of Mr. C. S. Pote, and we ma: salesmen in Canada We also have a Resale Department, in which is listed formsale at salesmen in banana. We also have a Resale Department, in which is listed for sale at an advance, propert _ , ,fl. -___,, p r"9‘-ix«" 11- £31" 3135’“. 7‘ our clients. . . , Aw”. W, _,,,,r,.-.. We own and operate Our own fleet of/motor cars, and own our own garage, which is situated down town. The result of this magnificent organization is that our clients make moneyâ€"and we make money. We purchase raw land in the line of the city’s growth, and sell it to our clients. We then develop it, and as the development work goes on that. land becomes more and more valuableâ€"and our clients profit by the rise in price. For instance, 1111 Lawrence Park and Strath Gowan We are spending over $150,000 making it the most beautiful home- site pr0perty in Canada, and our clients’ profits increase‘as this land increases in value. If you purchase in Lawrence Park and Strath Gowan you do not buy land which may some day make you a profitâ€"â€" you are investing in inside city property whose value is increasing visibly day by day. ' y which has been purchased by The Dovercourt Land, Building Savings Co. Kindly send me free booklets showlng the- beauties of Lawrence Park and Strath Gowan. Name............. ’55? ....... tulihguncoocooooolonit. .n-u... u 0......non-oouuuouoao~.noouoo , Limited , Toronto. to a... oo-acuo-onouo...---... charge of Mr. Walter S. Brooke, C.E.,V the celebrated English engineer whom You Have at Your Service the Best Equipped And Most Thoroughly Organized Real Estate Corporation in the Dominion of Canada @@%%% %%- %E%Ezé’%é, and we maintain a stafl of thirty of the most efl'icient and honest THE LINDSAY POST. Established 1885 Send this Coupon to 01 Toronto. _ If you cannot call at the hotel Where our repre- sentatives, Mr. Lapp and Mr. Clarkson are staying, for the Lawrence Park and Strath Gowan booklets, send in this coupon to our head oflice and we shall be pleased to mail them'to you free of charge. Head Office. Rhodes Avenue property in East Toronto years ago the property was put on the m $12.00 per foot. To-day it is selling for $41). o Woodward Avenue Property. Six years ago a property was put on the market at $12.00 and $14 per foot. To-day it is selling for $0.00. Eight years .ago one section of Deer Park \ placed on the market at $9.00 a foot. To-day ' least of this Deer Park property is selling for $7”. The Kenwood Estate. This property is low at the corner of St. Clair Ave. and Vaughan ll.» Seven years ago it was plaéed on the market at $12 per foot. Today it is worth $50.00. . Brandenbury Estate, comprising Lee IIamhL other well known avenues. Six yeais lgO it ‘ placed on the market at $18.00 a foot. '10 dz; it worth $50.00. Another goodbuy was Old Orchard Grove W was placed on the market last November at $121M foot. Toâ€"day this property is \yprth $25.00 a fm Nairn Estate, placed on the market sown \ 380 at $7 00 per foot. To-daV it is selling at am *‘z from $45. 00 to $100. 00. Nairn Estate, second edition Piacni on H. ket six )ears ago at $7 .00 per foot To-day selling from $30.00 to $100.00 Parsons Estate. Placed on the markvt six 5' ago at.$5. To-day it is worth. from $20 to $3” foot. Parsons Estate, Annex, placed on the mar-km years ago at $10. To- day it is selling at $2 Hamstead Park, sold 800 out of 8.30 In! three months. \Vent on the market in Jnm year at $8 per foot up, and to-day it is worth S Several acreage propositions were put on Several acreage propositions were put on market in the same district at various tinngs. ' were sold at an average of $18 per foot thrw } ago, and to-day they are selling for $40. Acreage on Boston Ave. near Pape. Five _\ ago it was placed on the market at $14, and to-o‘ is worth $50 ' 13d. Six years ago we sold to investors a piece 0: m . in the neighborhood of Sir Henry fiallatt 3 95m“: 1: $10 a foot. To-day this land is selhng at $10” a 11"”; Seven years ago we sold to investors .the NWR “1 ~ -- ,. 1)n1-o.1~ WW“ JWLD u v "v "v-.. -- b _._ 7 . . land near Upper Canada College, comprlsxpg Baku; Duggan and Gormally Avenuw, at $10 a foot. Lats A- ‘Lnnn nwornam on TIA“. Rfl‘ling for $100 a foot, and uuabwâ€" wâ€" v. __,,7 on these avenues aré 310w selling for $100 a little vacant land is to be had. Did You Share In Any Of These Profits ? 821'088 Kin. investors a piece of 1am LINDSAYL FRIDAY_ 3 Toro‘r’z‘co 850 lots Park was Fo-day the for $70.00. is 10mm! :han Road. ‘t at $12.00 on; which $12.00 per ) a foot. amblyand go it was o-dav it is {mark 0-00- me) ,8?- V 83 Ea; 0f 5‘ij fml‘ bane 9.00 ity