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 Brief Contents

Part I Collecting and Exploring Data

EXPLORING DATA: VARIABLES AND DISTRIBUTIONS

Chapter 1 Picturing Distributions with Graphs
Chapter 2 Describing Quantitative Distributions with Numbers

EXPLORING DATA: RELATIONSHIPS

Chapter 3 Scatterplots and Correlation
Chapter 4 Regression
Chapter 5 Two-Way Tablesi

PRODUCING DATA
Chapter 6 Samples and Observational Studies
Chapter 7 Designing Experiments
Chapter 8 Collecting and Exploring Data: Part I Review

Part II From Chance to Inference

PROBABILITY RULES
Chapter 9 Essential Probability Rules
Chapter 10 Independence and Conditional Probabilitiesi

PROBABILITY DISTRIBUTIONS
Chapter 11 The Normal Distributions
Chapter 12 Discrete Probability Distributionsi

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Chapter 13 Sampling Distributions

THE IDEA OF INFERENCE

Chapter 14 Introduction to Inference
Chapter 15 Inference in Practice
Chapter 16 From Chance to Inference: Part II Review

Part III Statistical Inference

INFERENCE ABOUT QUANTITATIVE VARIABLES

Chapter 17 Inference about a Population Mean
Chapter 18 Comparing Two Means

INFERENCE ABOUT CATEGORICAL VARIABLES

Chapter 19 Inference about a Population Proportion
Chapter 20 Comparing Two Proportions
Chapter 21 The Chi-Square Test for Goodness of Fit

INFERENCE ABOUT RELATIONSHIPS

Chapter 22 The Chi-Square Test for Two-Way Tables
Chapter 23 Inference for Regression
Chapter 24 One-Way Analysis of Variance: Comparing Several
Means
Chapter 25 Statistical Inference: Part III Review

Part IV Optional Companion Chapters (available on

the PSLS 4e Companion Website)

Chapter 26 More about Analysis of Variance: Follow-up Tests

and Two-Way ANOVA

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Chapter 27 Nonparametric Tests
Chapter 28 Multiple and Logistic Regression

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 Contents

To the Instructor: About this Book

Acknowledgments
Media and Supplements
To the Student: Statistical Thinking
About the Authors

Part I Collecting and Exploring Data

Chapter 1 Picturing Distributions with Graphs

Individuals and variables

Identifying categorical and quantitative variables

Categorical variables: pie charts and bar graphs

Quantitative variables: histograms

Interpreting histograms

Quantitative variables: dotplots

Time plots

Discussion: (Mis)adventures in data entry

Chapter 2 Describing Quantitative Distributions

with Numbers

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Measures of center: median, mean

Measures of spread: percentiles, standard deviation

Graphical displays of numerical summaries

Spotting suspected outliersi

Discussion: Dealing with outliers

Organizing a statistical problem

Chapter 3 Scatterplots and Correlation

Explanatory and response variables

Relationship between two quantitative variables: scatterplots

Adding categorical variables to scatterplots

Measuring linear association: correlation

Chapter 4 Regression

The least-squares regression line

Facts about least-squares regression

Outliers and influential observations

Working with logarithm transformationsi

Cautions about correlation and regression

Association does not imply causation

Chapter 5 Two-Way Tablesi

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Marginal distributions

Conditional distributions

Simpson’s paradox

Chapter 6 Samples and Observational Studies

Observation versus experiment

Sampling

Sampling designs

Sample surveys

Cohorts and case-control studies

Chapter 7 Designing Experiments

Designing experiments

Randomized comparative experiments

Common experimental designs

Cautions about experimentation

Ethics in experimentation

Discussion: The Tuskegee syphilis study

Chapter 8 Collecting and Exploring Data: Part I

Review

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Part I summary

Comprehensive review exercises

Large data sets exercises

Online data sources

EESEE case studies

Part II From Chance to Inference

Chapter 9 Essential Probability Rules

The idea of probability

Probability models

Probability rules

Discrete versus continuous probability models

Random variables

Risk and Oddsi

Chapter 10 Independence and Conditional

Probabilitiesi

Relationships among several events

Conditional probability

General probability rules

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Tree diagrams

Bayes’s theorem

Discussion: Making sense of conditional probabilities in

diagnostic tests

Chapter 11 The Normal Distributions

Normal distributions

The 68–95–99.7 rule

The standard Normal distribution

Finding Normal probabilities

Finding percentiles

Using the standard Normal tablei

Normal quantile plotsi

Chapter 12 Discrete Probability Distributionsi

The binomial setting and binomial distributions

Binomial probabilities

Binomial mean and standard deviation

The Normal approximation to binomial distributions

The Poisson distributions

Poisson probabilities

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Chapter 13 Sampling Distributions

Parameters and statistics

Statistical estimation and sampling distributions

The sampling distribution of x-

The central limit theorem

The sampling distribution of p^

The law of large numbersi

Chapter 14 Introduction to Inference

Statistical estimation

Margin of error and confidence level

Confidence intervals for the mean μ

Hypothesis testing

P-value and statistical significance

Tests for a population mean

Tests from confidence intervals

Chapter 15 Inference in Practice

Conditions for inference in practice

How confidence intervals behave

How hypothesis tests behave

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Discussion: The scientific approach

Planning studies: selecting an appropriate sample sizei

Chapter 16 From Chance to Inference: Part II

Review

Part II summary

Comprehensive review exercises

Advanced topics (optional material)

Online data sources

EESEE case studies

Part III Statistical Inference

Chapter 17 Inference about a Population Mean

Conditions for inference

The t distributions

The one-sample t confidence interval

The one-sample t test

Matched pairs t procedures

Robustness of t procedures

Chapter 18 Comparing Two Means

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Comparing two population means

Two-sample t procedures

Robustness again

Avoid the pooled two-sample t proceduresi

Avoid inference about standard deviationsi

Chapter 19 Inference about a Population Proportion

The sample proportion p^

Large-sample confidence intervals for a proportion

Accurate confidence intervals for a proportion

Choosing the sample sizei

Hypothesis tests for a proportion

Chapter 20 Comparing Two Proportions

Two-sample problems: proportions

The sampling distribution of a difference between proportions

Large-sample confidence intervals for comparing proportions

Accurate confidence intervals for comparing proportions

Hypothesis tests for comparing proportions

Relative risk and odds ratioi

Discussion: Assessing and understanding health risks

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Chapter 21 The Chi-Square Test for Goodness of Fit

Hypotheses for goodness of fit

Expected counts and chi-square statistic

The chi-square test for goodness of fit

Interpreting significant chi-square results

Conditions for the chi-square test

Chapter 22 The Chi-Square Test for Two-Way

Tables

Two-way tables

Hypotheses for two-way tables of counts

Expected counts and chi-square statistic

The chi-square test

Conditions for the chi-square test

The chi-square test and the two-sample z testi

Chapter 23 Inference for Regression

The regression parameters

Testing the hypothesis of no linear relationship

Testing lack of correlationi

Confidence intervals for the regression slope

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Inference about prediction

Checking the conditions for inference

Chapter 24 One-Way Analysis of Variance:

Comparing Several Means

Comparing several means

The F statistic

The analysis of variance F test

Conditions for ANOVA

Details of ANOVA calculationsi

Chapter 25 Statistical Inference: Part III Review

Essential concepts from Parts I and II

Part III summary

Comprehensive review exercises: inference selection

Comprehensive review exercises: analysis and conclusion

Large data set exercises

Online data sources

EESEE case studies

Notes and Data Sources

Tables

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TABLE A: Random Digits

TABLE B: Standard Normal Probabilities

TABLE C: t Distribution Critical Values

TABLE D: Chi-square Distribution Critical Values

TABLE E: Critical Values of the Correlation r

TABLE F: F Distribution Critical Values

Answers to Selected Exercises

Some Studies Recurring Across Chapters
Index
Symbols

Part IV Optional Companion Chapters (available

on the PSLS 4e Companion Website)

Chapter 26 More about Analysis of Variance:

Follow-up Tests and Two-Way ANOVA

Beyond one-way ANOVA

Follow-up analysis: Tukey pairwise multiple comparisons

Follow-up analysis: contrastsi

Two-way ANOVA: conditions, main effects, and interaction

Inference for two-way ANOVA

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Some details of two-way ANOVAi

Chapter 27 Nonparametric Tests

Comparing two samples: the Wilcoxon rank sum test

Matched pairs: the Wilcoxon signed rank test

Comparing several samples: the Kruskal-Wallis test

Chapter 28 Multiple and Logistic Regression

Parallel regression lines

Estimating parameters

Using technology

Conditions for inference

Inference for multiple regression

Interaction

A case study for multiple regression

Logistic regression

Inference for logistic regression

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 TO THE INSTRUCTOR: About this Book

THE PRACTICE OF STATISTICS IN THE LIFE SCIENCES

The Practice of Statistics in the Life Sciences, Fourth Edition (PSLS 4e) is
an introduction to statistics for college and university students interested in
the quantitative analysis of life science problems. Statistics has become an
integral part of the life sciences, where its practice faces a specific set of
challenges, such as observational studies with confounding variables and
experiments with limited sample sizes. Consequently, students can greatly
benefit from a teaching of statistics that is explicitly applied to their major.
Fortunately, tailoring an introductory statistics course to a specific
audience does not require fundamentally altering the statistical content if
interesting and relevant examples are used to illustrate the statistical
concepts.1
All examples and exercises in PSLS describe actual studies drawn from
diverse areas of biology, such as physiology, brain and behavior,
epidemiology, health and medicine, nutrition, ecology, and microbiology.
Each new edition brings in recently published studies, a number of which
cover topics of acute relevance. PSLS 4e, for instance, includes new
problems on the Zika virus, the long-term effects of concussions, and
patterns in global climate change. Instructors can choose to either cover a
wide range of topics or select examples and exercises related to a
particular field.
PSLS focuses on the applications of statistics rather than the
mathematical foundation. This book is adapted from David Moore’s best-
selling introductory statistics textbook The Basic Practice of Statistics
(BPS). BPS was the pioneer in presenting a modern approach to statistics
in a genuinely elementary text. Like BPS, PSLS emphasizes balanced
content, working with real data, and statistical ideas. It does not require
any specific mathematical skills beyond being able to read and use simple
equations and can be used in conjunction with almost any level of
technology for computations and graphs.

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GAISE GUIDING PRINCIPLES
The American Statistical Association (ASA) endorses a set of
recommendations for introductory statistics courses at the college level
described in the Guidelines for Assessment and Instruction in Statistics
Education (GAISE). Initially published in 2005,2 the GAISE College
Report was revised in 2016 to account for the “many changes in the world
of statistics education and statistical practice since 2005.”3 Previous
editions of PSLS followed the initial GAISE recommendations closely, and
the fourth edition has been revised specifically with the 2016 GAISE
update in mind. Here are the six GAISE recommendations for the teaching
of introductory statistics and how they are implemented in PSLS 4e.
1. Teach statistical thinking. An introductory statistics course should help
students develop the skills required to think critically about statistical
issues and to approach statistical problems like a statistician. Statistical
thinking should be taught as an investigative process that recognizes
the need for data, the importance of data production, the omnipresence
of variability, the quantification and explanation of variability, and the
relevance of multivariate exploration.
To this end, PSLS begins with data analysis (Chapters 1 to 5) and
data production (Chapters 6 and 7) in Part I, then moves on to
probability (Chapters 9 to 12) and the concepts of statistical inference
(Chapters 13 to 15) in Part II, before eventually covering a variety of
inference procedures (Chapters 17 to 25 and companion Chapters 26 to
28) in Parts III and IV. This sequence matches the investigative
process of statistical problems and facilitates students’ learning
experience by starting with topics that are more familiar to them.
It is easy for students to become lost in the details of the
procedures covered in separate chapters. In the end, however, students
should come to realize that these various parts are all interconnected
and necessary to solving statistical problems. To help them along, each
chapter contains a summary section titled “This Chapter in Context”
that specifically highlights how the concepts from the chapter relate to
concepts introduced in earlier chapters and how they will figure into
following chapters. For a wider perspective, a Discussion box in
Chapter 15 describes the general statistical approach used to solve

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 scientific problems in the context of the Nobel Prize–winning
discovery of the bacterial origin of most peptic ulcers. This detailed
historical and scientific account helps students see how the concepts
they learn throughout the book come together to form a coherent
science of data.
Pedagogically, many of the examples and exercises
throughout PSLS are presented in the context of a “four-step
process” (State, Plan, Solve, Conclude), depicted in Figure 1.
This process models the whole statistical approach for
students: Statistical problems originate in a real-world setting
(“State”) and require conclusions in the language of that setting
(“Conclude”). Translating the problem into the formal
language of statistics (“Plan”) is a key to success. The graphs
and computations needed (“Solve”) are essential but are not the whole
story. The four-step process (identified by a margin icon) appears
throughout the text so as to foster the students’ ability to investigate
statistical problems independently.
In this fourth edition, a greater emphasis has been placed,
whenever appropriate, on the multivariate nature of statistics and the
reliance on models. This is not to say that the topics covered in PSLS
or the level at which they are covered has changed. PSLS remains an
introductory statistics textbook meant to be easily accessible to
students. Rather, the text explicitly points out multivariate patterns in
context, to better familiarize students with this important aspect of
statistical thinking.
2. Focus on conceptual understanding. A first course in statistics
introduces many skills and it is important to ensure that students gain a
deep understanding of the concepts behind them rather than a
procedural knowledge of how to use a series of formulas like recipes.
In practice (even if not always in the course), calculations and graphs
are automated. Moreover, anyone who makes serious use of statistics
will need some specific procedures not taught in his or her college
statistics course. Thus, students should leave their first course with an
understanding of the basic ideas of statistics, including the need for
data, the importance of data production, the omnipresence of
variability, the quantification and explanation of variability, and the

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limitations of statistical procedures.

FIGURE 1 Overview of the “four-step process” used in PSLS.

PSLS aims to make clear the larger patterns and big ideas of
statistics in the context of learning specific skills and working with

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 data. Many of the big ideas are summarized in graphical outlines in
Statistics in Summary figures within the Review Chapters. The
Review Chapters at the end of Parts I, II, and III offer a comprehensive
summary of the important concepts and skills that students should have
mastered. Review Chapters now also provide more comprehensive
exercises that require applying concepts learned across a number of
chapters.
Throughout the text, numerous cautionary statements are
included to warn students about common confusions and
misinterpretations. A handy “Caution” icon in the margin calls
attention to these warnings. In addition, two Discussion boxes
address how a meaningful interpretation must rely on a comprehensive
analysis of the data available: The Discussion box in Chapter 10
addresses the interpretation of conditional probabilities in the context
of diagnostic and screening tests, while the Discussion box in Chapter
20 helps students assess and interpret health risks beyond the P-value
of a hypothesis test.
3. Integrate real data with a context and purpose. The study of statistics
is supposed to help students work with data in their varied academic
disciplines and later employment. This is particularly important for
students in the life sciences, because they are asked to collect and
analyze data in their laboratory courses and elective undergraduate
research. PSLS prepares students by providing real (not merely
realistic) data from many areas of the life sciences, with sources cited
at the back of the book. Data are more than mere numbers—they are
numbers with a context that should play a role in making sense of the
numbers and in stating conclusions. Examples and exercises in PSLS
give enough background to allow students to consider the meaning of
their analysis in context.
PSLS provides approximately 50 examples and exercises
per chapter, ranging in complexity from studies with summary
statistics or small data sets for in-class use to large data sets
(with several variables and a fairly large number of subjects)
more suitable for lab work or assignments. In addition, two
Discussion boxes address in greater depth some important issues when
dealing with real data: The Discussion box in Chapter 1 exposes

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 students to some of the challenges of data entry and validation, while
the Discussion box in Chapter 2 explains how to recognize different
types of outliers and how to deal with them legitimately.
Real and relevant studies are also important to illustrate the
usefulness of statistics and to generate enthusiasm in students.4 A very
small number of examples and exercises in PSLS are, for specific
pedagogical purposes, theoretical or purely computational. All others
describe actual life science studies drawn from scientific and news
reports published in the years immediately before each new edition.
The studies are selected for both their statistical relevance and general
interest. This latest edition, for instance, addresses the U.S. opioid
health crisis, the pathology of the Zika virus and possible treatment,
Magellanic penguins, and the neurological basis for the infamous
photo of a dress that looks black-and-blue to some people and white-
and-gold to others.
4. Foster active learning. How students learn in the classroom is the
domain of the instructor. PSLS offers a number of opportunities to help
instructors foster active learning. After a summary of the chapter’s key
concepts, a set of Check Your Skills multiple-choice items with
answers in the back of the book lets students assess their grasp of basic
ideas and skills. These problems can also be used in a “clicker”
classroom response system to enable class participation. Additional
clicker questions are available to instructors on the book’s Companion
Website.
PSLS also provides many examples and exercises based on small
data sets or summary statistics that can be solved during class in a
reasonable amount of time. The Review Chapters offer links to
regularly updated online data sources (including some with built-in
data visualization tools) to support classroom discussion. Instructors
interested in creating a review session at the end of the term can build
on a set of short exercises in Chapter 25 requiring students to select an
inference procedure appropriate for the particular data, design, and
purpose of various studies. For courses that include a computer lab
component, the large data set exercises offer an opportunity for hands-
on analysis with statistical software. There is no short answer given to
students for these specific exercises, so that instructors can elect to

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Visual representations of new concepts can also help students learn
through experience. On the PSLS Companion Website, instructors and
students will find a set of interactive applets created to our
specifications. These applets are designed primarily to help students in
learning statistics, rather than in doing statistics, and can be effective
tools for classroom demonstrations of concepts such as the influence of
outliers and sample size on various computations.
5. Use technology to explore concepts and analyze data. Technology is
now an integral part of the practice of statistics and this reality should
be reflected in its teaching. As an added bonus, automating graphs and
calculations increases students’ ability to complete problems that use
real data (including those with larger, more complex data sets) and
helps them focus on concepts and problem recognition rather than
mechanics.
PSLS does not require or recommend any particular technology.
Instead, outputs from a variety of platforms and programs (applets,
CrunchIt!®, Excel, JMP, Minitab, R/Rcmdr, SPSSi, TI-83/84) are
shown throughout the book, with similarities and notable differences
pointed out, to help students familiarize themselves with technology
outputs. The choice of technology and the extent of its use in the
classroom and for assignments are often dictated by practical and
financial considerations specific to each course and, therefore, are best
left to the instructor. PSLS 4e now provides on its Companion Website
technical instructions organized by chapter for CrunchIt!®, Excel,
JMP, Minitab, R, SPSS, and the TI-83/84 in support of that choice. All
data sets in PSLS are also available electronically in various formats to
facilitate students’ active learning.
A quite different use of technology appears in the
interactive applets available on the Companion Website. Some
examples and exercises in the text use applets, and they are
marked with a dedicated icon in the margin.
6. Use assessments to improve and evaluate student learning. PSLS
provides a wide variety of exercises that can be used to create a mix of
formative and summative assessments. Within chapters, exercises
progress from straightforward applications (Apply Your Knowledge

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 short exercises and Check Your Skills multiple-choice items) to
comprehensive end-of-chapter exercises. Complementing this set,
exercises in the three Review Chapters enlarge the statistical context
beyond that of the immediate lesson. (Many instructors will find that
the Review Chapters appear at convenient points for pre-exam review.)
Short answers to odd-numbered exercises are provided to
students (at the back of the book or via a click in the e-Book)
for self-assessment. At the opposite end of the spectrum,
exercises marked with the “Large Data Set” icon are never
offered with short answers (regardless of placement) so that they may
be used for graded assignments or in-class activities. These exercises
rely on larger and slightly more complex data sets designed to provide
a richer data experience to students. A few of these exercises are
located at the end of individual chapters but, for the most part, they can
now be found in Review Chapters to facilitate comprehensive analyses
that are not limited by chapter boundaries.

WHAT’S NEW IN THE FOURTH EDITION?

This fourth edition of PSLS offers many new examples and exercises, as
well as numerous opportunities to refocus the exposition to align with
developments in statistics education. Here are, specifically, some of the
major changes:
New exercises and examples. As always, PSLS aims to provide an
abundance and variety of current and interesting examples and
exercises. The fourth edition has more than 400 new or updated
exercises and examples, representing roughly 30% of the material in
the third edition’s main chapters. On the practical side, having many
new exercises means that homework assignments can be varied over
time to avoid “recycled paper” issues. To further help with this issue,
Review Chapters in PSLS 4e include a set of links to regularly updated
online data sources relevant to the life sciences that can be used to
create easily renewed assignments.
New exercises and examples also help instructors avoid the
boredom of teaching the same old material and help students better
appreciate the relevance of the statistical approach when it is applied to

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current issues. Some of the new problems with a medical or
epidemiological focus include studies of the Zika virus (ranging from
the association with microcephaly to a potential treatment), the U.S.
opioid epidemic, the relationship between concussion and long-term
brain damage, and approaches to smoking cessation. Behavioral
studies include an ethically questionable Facebook experiment and and
a study of the infamous photo of a dress that looks black-and-blue to
some people and white-and-gold to others. PSLS 4e also presents
studies of ant speeds and snow geese flight, adds two new large data
sets on animal morphology (carpenter ants and monarch butterflies),
describes plastic–eating bacteria that may help reduce plastic pollution,
and covers several studies related to patterns of global climate change.
Beyond the studies themselves, the actual exposition of the
concepts in examples and the type of questions asked in exercises have
undergone some subtle yet important changes in PSLS 4e. The reason
for this is pedagogical: Statistics is an evolving discipline and the field
has seen substantial pedagogical updates in recent years. The 2016
GAISE update and the corresponding approach taken in PSLS 4e have
already been addressed in depth. An additional development that
occurred in 2016 was the release by the American Statistical
Association (ASA) of an official statement on P-values. Following is a
description of the statement and the associated changes in PSLS 4e.
Treatment of statistical significance. Some misuses of statistical ideas
have over time culminated in a problem of reproducibility and
replicability of scientific conclusions and an eroding trust in statistics.
Because many of these issues centered on P-values, the ASA published
an official statement on P-values.5 This 2016 ASA statement is brief,
written to be accessible beyond the statistical community, and makes a
great reading assignment for students in an introductory statistics
course (Exercise 16.17, page 410, is specifically designed for this
purpose). The statement clarifies what P-values do and do not imply,
and points to their appropriate versus inappropriate uses.
Of particular concern is the fairly common reliance (among
students, scientists, and publishers) on “P<0.05 ” as a sort of
“bright-line” threshold bestowing scientific worth. In a self-reinforcing
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taught α=0.05 precisely because it was so widespread. In an
attempt to break the cycle, PSLS 4e explicitly de-emphasizes the
omnipresence of the significance level α (0.05 or other), expecting
instead that students evaluate the strength of the evidence against the
null hypothesis. Students should understand that, when the conditions
for inference are met, and given similar study settings, a P-value of
0.0006 provides stronger evidence against H0 than a P-value of
0.047, and that neither is a judgment of practical importance.
Beyond issues of significance level, the true meaning of P-values is
often misunderstood. In this edition, the actual definition of a P-value
is explicitly stated in every inference chapter to remind students of
what can and cannot be concluded from a P-value and that P-values
come with assumptions that must be checked. These caveats are not
mere side notes; rather, they are fundamental to the use of statistical
inference.
“Using Technology.” Previous editions of PSLS covered the use of
technology for computations in a separate section titled “Using
Technology,” typically located toward the end of the chapter. PSLS 4e
employs a different approach. Technology is now part of all examples
for which it is relevant, and it is fully integrated with a discussion of
study design, choice of methodology, and conclusion in context.
Computations are still outlined and explained explicitly for every
example, but they no longer occupy the center stage. Furthermore, the
use of tables of critical values is now demonstrated in optional sections
within their relevant chapters, to serve courses that rely on them as an
alternative to technology in the classroom.6
The new approach models for students a more realistic practice of
statistics. It also lets students focus on all the truly challenging aspects
of statistics (such as stating an appropriate and comprehensive
conclusion in context) that no amount of technology can accomplish
for them.
Parts and Review Chapters. The flow of topics in PSLS 4e remains
unchanged, but the organization of topics into parts reflects a more
thematic content-grouping that is also likely to better fit the format of a
statistics course with regular projects or exams. Specifically, the

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 chapters on data acquisition (formerly Chapters 7 and 8) have been
brought into Part I, renamed “Collecting and Exploring Data.” Part II
is now titled “From Chance to Inference” and is more fundamentally
focused on issues related to probability.
The new grouping reflects the changing nature of our student
population, which is more likely to have already encountered many of
the concepts of descriptive statistics covered in Chapters 1 through 5.
To this end, Chapters 1 and 2 in particular have been updated to de-
emphasize hand-computations of summary statistics and to present a
greater variety of graphical displays that students are likely to
encounter in news reports and scientific publications.
The new chapter grouping also creates more thematically
homogeneous Review Chapters, allowing for comprehensive problems
that draw from several chapters at once. Similarly, most Large Data
Set Exercises (including several brand-new data sets) have been placed
in the Review Chapters to facilitate comprehensive analyses that are
not limited by chapter boundaries. Lastly, for instructors who like to
assign projects, links to regularly updated online data sources round up
the collection.
Discussion exercises. Instructors have told us that, while they found the
various Discussion boxes throughout PSLS very interesting, they also
found them challenging to officially “assign.” The fourth edition now
contains exercises following each Discussion box that specifically ask
students to consider which aspects of the discussion relate to a
particular problem.
Technology appendices. Over the years, numerous instructors have
indicated that short technology instructions would be helpful for
students learning to use a particular technology for their assignments.
We are excited to announce that the Companion Website for PSLS 4e
now provides technical instructions, organized by chapter, for
CrunchIt!®, Excel, JMP, Minitab, R, SPSS, and the TI-83/84. For
instructors using our online homework platforms, video instructions
remain available as well.

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River st crosses 201 Clarke Mabel M Mrs 2,03 Demoe Monica Mrs
205 Campbell Geo 20'7*Brownlee Robt B 209*Lewis Wm C
211*01ay Annie L Mrs 213*Harding Jos 215 O’Hara Joseph 217
Hatton Wm A 2,19 Briggs John E Wilkie Albert 221 Ellerby John A
Barrett Lena 283 Salmon Alice 2,23% Lloyd Annie Mrs 225 Vacant
229 Samler Terrell Latour Edith 231 Davies Walter 233 Ward Andrew
J 235*Piceoli Rocco 23'9*G«e Wm H 241 Jones Ernest 243 Colby
Chas A pntr & dec tfrOAK (Weston) East from Main north to CPR
tracks, first north of subway NORTH SIDE . Satin Finish Hardwood
Flooring Co Ltd SOUTH SIDE . 3*Steven Wm 5 Ayling J J & Son coal
►{■OAK CRES (Long Branch) Name changed to Atherton cr OAK ST
PL 2 From rear of 51 to 57 Oak, Ward 2. NORTH SIDE . Not built on
SOUTH SIDE . 1 Hlscox Jas 3 McBride Jas OAKCREST AV 13 East
from Woodbine av to Westlake av, first south of Danforth av. Ward 8.
NORTH SIDE . 6*Sayer Geo H 8*Evans Frank + Amroth av
commences 46*Gooch Arthur B 48 Horslin Stanley Westecott, Lloyd
50*Partridge Owen E 52*Sloss Ernest 54 Johnston Wm 56 Quinn
Vincent J Liddiard Melville E North Side Continued 5S*Carter Sydney
W 60 McCutcheon Sydney J 62*Taylor Fredk J 64*Dean Norris 66
'Couch Alwyn ♦ Cpdnrvale av ends 68 Walkerdine Fredk Wm 70
Foster Joseph J 72*Mills Jas R 74 Hurst Burt F 76*Stephens Oliver R
78*Carthy John R ■80* Best Wm J 82*'Pa,tterson John C 84 Gibbs
Dorinda Mrs 86 McKay (Margt A Mrs 8>8*Sage Wallace A 90*Smith
Nellie Mrs 92 Prentice John 0 Iona av commences 102*Klrkpatrick
Wm J 104 Pearson Wm 106*Asihfield Gordon F 10'S Flint Walter (i
110*Hurley Charlotte Mrs Doris Dalton 114*Gascolgne Wm J
116*Wilson Jas C ♦ Patricia dr commences 126 Tadman Richd J 1.26
Hyland Wm ,T 130 Church Geo E 132 Brown Geo Marshall Kenneth
^ Beck av commences 144 Dunwoodie John J 146*Brookes Ada Mrs
Vincent Ernest C W 148‘Terry Jas W 150*Coull John 152*Gook
Sidney B 154 Isnor Harold C 156 Clark Fredk W 15'8*Robinson
Ernest R 160 'Morgan Percy G + Morton rd commences 176*Dawson
Wm D 178 Garden Jas 180*Jackson David A 182*Hart Jas E 184
Granger Thos E 186 Houston Alex 188 ""Noble Thos H D 190*Platt
Annie E Mrs 192 Knight Wm D 194*Walker Wm A 196 See Jas E 198
Tobin Geo 200*Burt Arthur J 2'0i2*Co'oke Rowland F *84*Bellsle Jos
206*Marshall Dudley 208*Hornby Jos 210*Jago Ida Mrs 21,2*'Smith
Alex McMarin Harold 214*Armour Wm 216 Lynch Frank J South Side
Continued 107*Reeve Gwendolyn Mrs Gough Peter 109 Raine 'Chas
W 111 Hiott Wm H 113 Jakeman Alph 115*Williamson John W 117
Good hew Geo 119 Higgerson John H li21 Lusty Walter J
123,Robertson John T 125 Burfield Austin .127 Moffat Christina Mrs
1:28 Browne Alex E 131*Curtis Arthur W 133*Wellman Isaac
18'5*Martln Arthur G 137 Ewan Elmar D 13'9*Conway Howard B 141
Shaver Roy W 143*Michaud Anne Mrs 145 Syme John 147 Shannon
Wm E MacDonald ’Eda Mrs 149*Hogshaw Wm A 151*Douglas Wm
Stoat John F 153 Evans Robt W 155 Whittaker Arthur 157*Ward
Alfred A lStrtGraele Mayme ♦Grade Edna 161 Eden Leonard 163
Varty Stanley J 165*Madgett Percy M 167 Mitchell Geo E
16'9*McKenzie Donald 171 Rice Dorman .T Carol Vincent 173*Lee
Thos 175*TlHlng Ada Mrs 177*Coulter Robt P 179 Hanna Margt Mrs
181»Nelson Jos H 183 Ferchat Edmund J 185 Moorecraft Robt 187
Black Alex 189 Cromwell John F 191 McNamara Christina Mrs193
Houston Sami 195 Hewitson Willis 19'7 Hammett Norman 198 Meyer
Jos M 201*Eddowes Albert F 203*Jardine John W 205 T'rowell Fredk
I 207 Plunkett T Harry 209 Russell Clarence J 211 Thorne Edwd 2'1'3
Black Chas 215*Cannon Walter W 217 Megill Margt Mrs 2.19 Els
worth Leslie C 221*Parsons Cyril H 223 Sinclair Stuart M OAKDENE
CRES 6 North from 201 Strathmore blvd to Glebeholme blvd, first
east of Greenwood av. Ward 8. SOUTH SIDE . 2'9 Spinks Wm E 31
Ewart Alex 33 Garden Howard (H 35 Hamilton Wm 37 Donaldson
iDavid W 3'9 Greig Arthur Wills Albt 41 Dawes W Austin 43 Wood
Thos G 45 Bell John C 47 Darwin Gladys Mrs 49 Anthon Geo T 5:1
Francis Chas E 53 Bowles Wm R Mercer Bernard 55*White Wm T 57
Hicltey Alberta Mrs 59 Canning Clarence G Hicks Geo 61 Studwell
Frank H 63*Bennett Albert 65*Wood Robt D 6>7 'Clephnn Andrew
69*Gallagher John J 71 Fowler Ethel Mrs 73*Tuifnlbffl Wm P
75*Boyes Lowther L 77*. Ainsworth Thos Ainsworth Kenneth C 79
Lawson (Moran K 81 McGllvray John 83*Smith Frank 85' 'Richardson
John Cate 'Elizth Mrs 87*De Garls Peter 89 Hurn Clement
91*Armstrong Wm M 93 Perry Bruce H 95*Bryant Melville F 97
Vacant 99 Ballard Harry C 101*MCG,regOir Harry J 103 Joyce Thos J
105 Sadler Eric A EAST SIDE . l*Holliday John F Rev 3 Mulliette Paul
T 5*Lamont Hugh J 7*Prescott Chas M 9 Cubbon Edwd 11 Brown
Chas J 13*King John B 15*Hoult Herbert S 17*Leith Sami 19*Grieve
John M 21*Stlnson Herbert A 23*Judd Theodore B Platt Geo E 25-27
Vacant (2) 29*Moran Norman J 31*Seale Arthur E 33 Terry Philip E
35 Kirk Wm 'H 3'7* Jackson Wm C WEST SIDE . 2*Lambert Fredk W
4*Smlth Ernest W 6 Froud Regd' S 8*Nock David 10 Elgie Robt
12*Saunders Harry 14*Haslam Thos G 16 Brunton Allan L
20*Findlay Fredk 22*Frogley Alfred W 24*Goring Ralph B 26
Summerville Wm A 28tSimmonds C Wallace 30*Courtney Chas
32*Davlson Jas 34*Gillespie Elizth Mrs 36*Cockerline Geo 38 Cobum
Lome 40*Roaeh Herbert C 42*Ford John H 44*Hodge L Olive Street
Guide, Pink Page 349
 OAK OAKLANDS THORNE, MULHOLLAND, HOWSON &
McPHERSON FEDERAL BUILDING CHARTERED 'ACCOUNTANTS
TORONTO E. J. Howson and R. S. McPherson, Licensed Trustees
Telephone ADelaide 0661 OAKLANDS AV 5 North from Cottingham to
Alcorn av. first east of Avenuo rd. Ward 3. EAST SIDE . l*Coles Fred
W H 3*Aikins Nellie Mrs 5*Webber Bertram C 7 "McWilliams Susan
9*Cowan Wm Lt-Col ll*Quln Edith H Mrs ♦Quin Edith De L
13*Jamieson Henerletta M 15*Woodley Horace B 17 Cleg'll am A M
Mrs 19*JacKson J Andrew WEST SIDE . 2*Robertson Percy 4*Foster
Danl H 6*Walker Florence Mxa S*Critchlow Ohas H 10 Campbell
Lome D 12*Barrett Florence Mrs ♦Barrett Jennie 14*€ourian Noubar
OAKMOUNT RD 9 North from Bloor w thenoe west to Paolfie av,
second w of Keele, Ward 7. EAST SIDE . l*Murray Lawrence iM 5*Kv.
rist Jos a "♦McGuire Wm N 11 Matthews Edwin G 15*Quirk Fredk T
17 iSmith Edith airs McArthur Hugh A 19*Huber Wlmund 21*S'haw
Walter H 21A Gault Geo 23*Taylor John A M 25»Wallace Jas B
29,Campbell Robt B 31 Luckhart Viola A ♦Luckhart Aleda P ♦Luckhart
Ella 33*Tlckner Ronald S Bucknam Geo 35 Vacant 37*Curry Emerson
G 39*WUliams Frank A 45*Finningley Allan G 47*Bishop Wm E
49"Whitten Alfred R 51*McNally W J Mrs 53*Wilson S Gordon
55*Boyd Ellzth Mrs 57*Godson Arthur C 59tQuinn Martin J ■6 1 *Li
ttle Parker 61A Vacant 63*Sullivan Jas L 65*Smith Wlnnlfred Mrs
67*Webb Fredk C 69*Clarke John 71*Grant Edmund A 7-3*Hurst
Wm W 75*Davidson Wm C ♦ Glenlake av crosses Oakmount Park
195*Roberts Wm l'97*Sinclalr Belle H Mrs 199 Absent
203*VVhittlngton Harold 205»Heaslip Robt 209 (Brown Rowland S
211 ‘Alien Henry J 213*Bothwell Harrietts Mrs ♦ Medland cres ends
223* 1 * 3 4Hopper John 225 Gilbert Arthur S 22'7 Langston John B
Fitzimmons Geo A 229 MacNelll John M WEST SIDE . 6*iShildrick
Minnie Mrs S’Patterson Wm R phy 10*Chantler John A 12*Graham
Robt M 14*Jeffries John 'Deans Alex H 16*McComb Robt A 20 Brace
Douglas C 22*Shields Wm H 24 Sparham Geo A 26*Hornell Allan D
28*Black Jos 30*Andrews David M 32 Baras Benj S 34*iDavy Henry
M 36‘Stevens Frank G 38*McIntyre Robt W W 40*Stephens Walter J
42*Black Mary Mrs Black Ohas D 44*Hertell Arthur H 46*Wllson
Harry A 48 Mundy Frank H A 50*Read Alfred E 52 McClure Geo
54*Butt Wm H 56 Harkins Ohas C 56A Van Loan E Ross
58*McGovern Albert 60*Skelley John J West Side Continued
62»Wllson Fredk V 64 Hackney John J Somerville Della Mrs
66*Young Thos S 68 King Wm R Dudycha Frank 70 Blackwell Adie
Mrs 72*Harris Albert E 74 Bowlby Wyatt H + Glenlake av crosses
162*Grlfflth Wm E 164 Cropley Lawrence J 166*Macleod Constance
Mrs ltiSMmrle David H 170*McQueen Louisa Mrs 172*RoyIe Fredk E
174*Morton Faith E Mrs Brown Rene Mrs 176*Proctor John S
178*Bovvles Geo M 180 Edward Albert 182 Oda Arthur V 184 Yaeger
Louise Mrs 186*Hill Alex C 188*Gregory Sarah Mrs 190*Hewltt Lillian
J M 192 Javans Wm G 194 Frazer Leonard HMl^Dunlop Esther
♦Dunlop Emily 198 Rae Fredk C 200‘Wilson John 20:2 aicCron Ray
204*Hunt Jas V 206 Gillespie Thos E 208*Chandler Eleanor Mrs 210
Newton Violet M Sirs Corin Fredk OAK PARK AV 13 (formerly
Meagher av) North from Danforth av to beyond Cosburn av, third
west of Main, Ward 8. EAST SIDE . 1 Edna May Hairdressing ♦Jeffery
Arthur F 3*Brownlng Thos A 17 Tubbs Violet Mrs 19*Jones John H V
Harris av commences 23 Hymas Jas 25*Quinton John W Connor
Harvey 27*Grevllle Sami S 29 Kitchen Hattie Mrs 31*'Mottershjead
Jas W 33 Higgins Hugh 35 Millar Gregor H King Frank 37 Smith
David Tweedle Wesley L + Gates av commences 41 Baron Jas
43*Browning Winifred Mrs 45*Oase Thos A 5'l*Evans Clarence A
Beckford Frank 55*.S'anderson Margaret Mrs 61*Atklnson Arthur E
+ Newmarket av commences 63 Beil Elizth Mrs ♦Walker Fredk
65*McNaul Rdbt 67*Pearson Wm 69*Giibson Wilbert R 4- City Limits
•{•(East York) 71* Scott John Spence Fred T 73*Abralham John H
75 -Storey Thos H 77‘Cronln Alvin ♦ Gatwlck av ends 79 Maguire
Robt 81 -Peak Owen 83 Wilson Fredk T 85 Vacant 87 Clements Lee
W 89*Ivnight Geo A '9il*Dunnett Wm R 93 Headley Alfred W 4
Doncaster av ends 95*Maokenzie Kenneth K 97*Hogarth Harry F
113 1 Nloholls John W 2*Edmonds John J 115 Allen Norman McVeen
J Gordon 117 Petch Robt (Martingale Jack J19*Stone!house Jas G
181 Bartlett Frank W ♦ Epsom av ends 127*Slade Harry 129*Kehler
Wm 131 White Cyril 133 ‘Wood's Albert E J 135 Cox Albt E 137
Lanairt Jas B 139 Hunter Walter 141 French Geo T ♦ Orley av ends
149 Usher Chas East Side Continued 151 Leeking Joseph A
153*Mortou Wm 155*MoCau?'.and David R 157 Beacock Fergus H
l‘50*Forster Wm J 16-1 Ginou Arthur 4 Westbrook av ends 171 Ross
Wm 173 Reeves Isabel Mrs 175 De Lisle Francis J 177 Butt Wm R
^♦Hodgkinson Arthur 181*MeCaffery Ernest ♦ Crewe av ends 199
Herron Andrew 201 Millard Miehl 203 Roper Herbt 205 Philpott Jas
W 207 Carr Robt 209*B-a,rtan Edgar 211‘BIakley John 213
Drummond John B, gro & oonfy ♦ Lumsden av crosses 221*ManseT
Mary A Mrs 223 Taylor Roy B 225*Walth Francis A 227 Alblas
Johannas 229*Groh Gilbert A ,231*W!lkinson Robt 4 Walllngton av
ends 237 Anderson Thos 239 Michel Arthur J 241*Smith Cecil J 243
Snider Roy P 245 Jacques Phillip R 247 McAllister Edwd 251 Brown
Sami 2S'3*Fryer Wm MeM 257 Carton John T 259 (Dodham Harold
263*Reed Ellen Mrs 275 Rodger Robt R 277*Lacey John (1 Cosburn
av crosses 4 Everett Cres ends 455*McBride Clifford 457*McBTlde
Lewellyn WEST SIDE . 2A iSchrump Paul F Fisher Fredk ■2 Faster
Albert Trowell Alfred J 4 Clark Albert H 6 Hesketh Jos T 8*Uttl-ey
Gibson 10 Brazier Tiros 12)*Oatfard Roland R 14 Bracken E Osborne
14A Quail Arthur 16 Castorf Harvey H 18*MitcheM Robt Pollock Wm
20*Binns Mary E Mrs 22*'Stokes Ernest M 24*Brown John 26
Simmons John H B 28*Heaton .Steven G ♦Pollock Jas R 30*Hulnor
Chas F 32*Hewitt Herbt ♦ Gates av crosses 38 Ellis Mary Mrs Ellis
Hairy 40 Kempton Albert E ♦Williams Walter G 42*Thameon Jas 44
Barton Ernest R 46*Prlce Harry R 48*Bugghey J-as 50*Lawrence
Herbert E 52*Caims Jas H 54 Theurer Ambrose 56 'Gallagher Albt
K8*lteid Arthur L elect 60 Taylor Frank E 62 Hann Chas E 66*Pesme
Percy N 68*Davidson Russell G ♦ City Limits 4-(East York)
70*Marshail Bernard E 72*Young Thos C 74*Coolte Edwin A 76
Briers John 78 Vacant 80 Vacant 86*McDonald Wm L Irving Andrew
86*Strong Wm J 92 Kellett Patk J 96*Struthers Jos C 98 Barber Jos
M Eaves Robt 100 Robinson Ernest 102*Moncur Robt M 104*Browne
Arthur H 106 Clayton Joseph C 108*Reid Ira B 110 Gardiner David E
plmbr 112*Newberry Thos F l'14*Oalms Geo P 11'6‘Bragg Flora Mrs
West Side Continued 118*Binns Fred I20*Tunney Annie Mrs 122
Holliday Jackson M 4 Epsom av crosses 130*Ward Fredk C
132*Morris Ernest Patterson A Ernest 134*Cullon John P 136
Flatman Arthur 140*Poole Wm J 142*Oartwrlght Jolin H
144*Hopkins Herbt W 146 Hahn Percy A 148 Johnston Robt M
150*White Albert 152 Vacant 154*Hawkins Fred J 156*Draffin Adam
Greenaway Sidney W 158*Allan Mary McOlements -Sami 160 Killey
Jas W Hilts Chas E 162 Scott Carl W MacKenzie Charles H 164 Baker
Harry 166 Gale Richard S 174 House under const 176 Williams
Wilfred F 17'8 Foster Ernest A 180*Matthews Sydney 182*iPottinger
Thos G 184*Turnbull David C 186*Brennand Geo H 188 Ludlow Albt
Hem Percy 190‘McDermott Geo 192 Clarkson Arthur l'94*Wllllams
Ernest A 196 Rudman James H 19-8 Thompson W Jack 200 Milne
Wm W 204‘Johnstone Robt 206 Hall Robt 208 Watterson Gabriel
210*King Sidney 212*Churchill Wm P 214 Haydock Wm F prop
medicines 4 Lumsden a-v crosses Danforth Park School 254*Death
Geo 258*Ascott Fredk W 262 Davids-on David 264*Slmkin Wm H
266*Coleman Wm J 268*Oakley John H 270‘Fick Robt 272 Wyton
Fredk 290 Ashby Press ♦Ashby Albert E 292 Smith Elfreda Mrs
2'M*Veen Jack 296 Attwells Albert E 300 Embling Edwd 302*Laririn
Sidney J OAKVALE AV 6 West from Greenwood av, second south of
Danforth av. Ward I. NORTH SIDE . 6*Smyth David 8 Marshall Alex
12*Holland Francis W l’4*Jackson Geo 16*Brodie Roy R 18 Greaves
Horace A 20*Thomson Jas 22*Huggett Fredk J 24*Whltehead Arthur
26 Masson W Abemethy Edwd 28 Lawrence Frank 30*Tobias Carl H
32 Arnott John C 34*Farley Jas 3'6*Tooze Edward E 40 'Cook
Gladstone 42*Baln Ernest 44 Williamson Thos B 46*MaeKie John jr
SOUTH SIDE . 1 Stevens Regd W 3*Brlnkworth Geo A 5*Woods E
Jas 7*IIammond Harold H 9*Osbourn Harry 11 Drake Frank
♦Robinson James C It 15*Creller Frank Creller Alice Mrs 17*Trotter
Anthony 19 Lang Adam 21 Coleman Sidney 23 Vacant 2'5*,Munro
John 27*Duxbury Geo W 29 McKnig-ht Wilfred E 31‘Hlnkley John A
33 Peacock Hugh 35*Cllnkard Wm J 37*Wardle Jas South Side
Continued 39*Morrls Geo N 41*Paddon Albert V 63‘De Rocher Julian
C OAKVIEW AV 9 West from Clendenan av, thenoe north to Elora rd,
first north of Bloor w, Ward 7. NORTH SIDE . 2*DaIlimore Wilfred A
6 Monnot M Louis 8 Melick Donald Ij !0*Ford J Wilfred 12»Randa01
Wm 16 McCualg John B SOUTH SIDE . l*T-atton Jas S ♦ Birchview
cres commences 7 Coyle Albt E 9‘Wurn Talmann 11 MacCarthy
Ernest S 15 McNeice Eric M 17*Johnston Howa-rd M 19*Biraby Wm
21 Yasper John J 23*Hutton John C 25 Munro Kenneth E 3i1 1
Johnston John F A 2 Wilson C ^•OAKVIEW AV (Kingsway Pk) West
from Millwood av, first south of Government rd. OAKWOOD AV 10
North from Davenport rd between Dovercourt rd and Delaware av to
Eglinton av w. Wards 5 and 6. EAST SIDE . 1 Hooper W Henry
barber 1A McIntyre Archd 3 Coiffure Cottage hairdressers 39 Smith T
Ormiston phy and surgeon ♦ Regal rd crosses 47A Johnston Sami B
47B Hlrt Edwd L 49A Duthie Geo N 49B Mastln H-erbt E 51*Hubbs
Hiram M 53*Huffman Grace J 55*Fogle Leah Mrs 57 Upton Isabel
Mrs Barker Herbt 59 Place John Fenwick Thos 61 Lewis Horace
Hamilton Ross 63*McGLU Geo W 65 Loucks Ev-a Mrs 6‘7 ‘Moore
Edmund J 69*Johnston Roy C 71*Gray Sami B :73*Cober W Frank
75*Townley Geo A 77*0’Dri.sc-all John J ♦ Burlington cres ends
83*Shapter Ellen M Mrs 85 Rich Walter J Wannan Lawrence 87
Cronkhite Elgin G Smith Eva Mrs 89 Sloan Susannah Mrs ♦Relyea
Edna Mrs 91 Elliott Wm J Wiggins Geo 9S*Chute Frank M 97*Trickey
Geo 99*Osborne Edwd C 101‘Auistin Annie Mrs 103 Moore Augustus
]05*Seager Alfred W ♦ Rosemount av crosses 107 Walker Mary Mrs
109 Hatch Alfred G 111 Cartier H St Nicholas osteopath 113
Greenthal Albt E Irvine 'Chas 115*Limon Jos 117‘Campbell Geo F
1.19*Martin John H ♦ Biggar av ends 127*Wood Jas H surgeon
129*M-onkhouse John 13-1 ‘Balfour G Rupert phy 141 Reynolds Wm
R dentist 4 St Clair av w crosses 147 Oakwood Chambers Peel J H
Conservatory of Music (hr) Wylie Thos H dentist Bellmore Eva Mrs
149 Walker John E barber 149% Oakwood Shoe Shin* 151
Coronation Lunch 153 Oakwood Shoe Repair 155 York Cleaners (hr)
157 'Georgina Beauty S'hoppe T59 Bmngalow The confy 161
Oakwood Theatre ♦ City Limits —350— The star (*) appearing after
street number indicates house owned by occupant.
 J* fn 4 ALEXANDER onuTn. ■ AfAllA Painting & Interior
Decoratinq is O and son rllMTPi 1|_ I 11 Hn Building & General
Repairs 457 Church Street 1 ■ 1 las ] PHONE Midway 3729 Electric
Wiring & Repairs OAK OAKWOOD East Side Continued •{•(Oakwood)
165*Williams Ted 167*Longstaffe Jack R T69*Dunkley Albert W
17:l*Gray Thos P 173*McMlUan Jos F 175 Black John 177*Tupllng
Jas E 179 Whalen Kenneth S Whalen’s Cartage ISl Price Barry D
183*Scott Adam S 185»Moir Wm G 187‘Kronirk Jos Bernstein
Maurice H 189 Dane David W real estate lSl*Oamphell Daniel M phy
193 Taylor Jas L 195 Pearson Myrtle Mrs + Gleohurst av crosse*
197*Armour Neil G 199 Lane James E McKechnie Margaret
201*Sacks Charles 207*Rogers Harold P phy 209 Reid Geo A funeral
dir 211 Fisher Alex L 215*Barrat Emile leaded glass dealer 217
Young John R 219*31unt Jesse A 021 Jackson Andrew ♦Roberts
Ellzth 0 Mrs 223 Ryall Daisy •Robertson Jean Mrs 225*Klng Ohas H
227*Harris Walter 229 Cudworth Wm •Hayward Danl J 231*Holland
Ohas B 233*Moulton Jessie Mrs 235*HadLer Rlchd P 237*Turpin
Fred 239 Dallas George L 241*Hallett Walter J Mrs 243 Earl J Newby
245*Huggett Geo T 047*McClemens Geo 249 Lloyd Arthur T Lloyd
Henry A 251*Jenntson Frank 8 Cole V Frank 253 Simon Jas A
2i55*S'argent Sidney 259 Ross The Mover •Wiles Ross 261*Smifih
John 263*GLbbs Ohas F 265 McFadden Ernest R 267*Butler Lillian
269*Morgan Wm A 271 ’Robertson Alex 2T3‘Forhan Thos
275*Morrison Geo 277‘Nicholls Roland 279‘Nicholls Fredl: L
281*Leach Marguerite E Mrs 283 Johnenson Dorothea Mrs 285
Stradhan Jean Mrs 287 Graham Jas Pratt S 289*Burton Chas J
Pearse Chas W 291 ‘Baker Mabel J Mrs 293 Aldred Fredk G
295*Crltchell Walter G 297 Roycroft Wm Brown Arthur
297A*Shiniman Jos H Wbitely Wm 299 Sinclair Jack ' 301 Baptie
Andrew 303 Leslie Emerson J 305 Thompson H D phy & surgeon
Mossman Arthur ■ 307 Glass Robt 309 Armstrong Chas Young Esther
Mrs 311 Seeds Lillian Mrs Phillips Wilfred 1 313 Starkey Catherine
Mrs 315 Warrington John baker Roberts John W ! 315A Neelin
Minnie Mrs 317 Armstrong John L \ 317%*Dlckson Wm L gro ♦
Barksdale av crosses 319 Anderson Hilliard gro Anderson Riohd 321
Vacant store Higgs Wm A •Esposito Lucio Gordon’s Barber Shop
3,23‘Lewis Barnett hdwre 325 Potter's Barber & Beauty Shop Potter
Leonard R Adgey Robt D 327 iSneyd D J (eonfy) 329 Gray’s Home
Bakery Gray Wm M East Side Continued 331 Farr J T & Sons used
oar market Dewson Hilda Mrs 835 Rowley Sami J dentist 1 Hoile
Gertrude Mrs 2 Wilson David 337 Oakwood Hardware Co Ltd
•{•(Falrbank) ♦ Holland Park av crosses 339 Oakwood Tire & Battery
(Shop Preece John 341 Blyth Fredk H shoe repr 343*Andrew Thos W
345’Payne Wm 347 Glenister Geo W 349*MacBowell Leo A barber
351*Traill Alex 351A*Bagley Robt 353 Vance Albert C stationery
Adair Jas 353A Davie Milton T eonfy 355 Post Office Sub Stn 88
Adarnac Stores Ltd gros head office •Hall Fredk W gro 357 Bud’s
Lending Library Knowlton Cecil H 359 Roseland Tea Ro-om 359A
Rallis Sami 361 Lewis Dalton R garage Empire Taxi 361A MeClimont
John W 363A Malone’s Credit Jewellers Malone Paul D 3'63 Vacant
365*Brown Wm E 367*Stephen Jos plmbr 371*Pantry Margt Mrs
373 Norris Lindsay 375 Bayes Wm P 377 Monk Harry 379
Scarborough Albert R 38'1‘Hartney John H 383 Dyson Chas W 385
Bagnell Ohas G 387 Bassett Alfred 389 Davidson Jas 891 Absent 393
Sansom Albert J 395 Benson Jas pntr and dec Imrie Sterling 397
Greaves Wm G McLean Robt J 399 Blasioli Gaitano 401 Harnett
Walter J 403 Thomson Geo 405 Sutherland David 407*Yates Harry
409 Absent 413*Simon Gladstone Simon Nellie Mrs materniey home
415 Watt James 419 Honan Dennis G 421 Oakwood Baptist Church ♦
Jesmond av crosses 429% Howat James F 43il Fordyce Robt 435
McDonald Wm S 445*Bakewell Fredk florist 447 Linton Anderson
449*Banagan John W Vaughan rd crosses 507 Canadian Bank of
Commerce Davidson Edwin M + Belvldere av commences 509
Majestic Oil & Electric Service 511 Arnone Frank fruit 513*Oa.rter
Albert H baker 515 Ted’s Confectionery Nugent Fredk 517 Ling Lee
indry Young Ho 521 Young Sami ♦ Strader av commences 523*Clark
Lewis N 525 McGregor Wm L 527 Draper Fredk 529*Amandola Sami
535 Dillon Wm J 537*Duncan Wm W 539 Kelly Jas E eonfy Hobbs
Herbt J ♦ Bude w crosses 551*Morrlson Cecil 555‘Waterman Ernest
S57*Crawford Albert N Broadfoot Robt 050 Platt Alfred 561 Bentley
Alice Mrs 5161% MacLeod John + Clovelly av crosses
563*Cruttenden Geo H 565 Cordery Albt T 567 Watson Harold
barber Sleep Jos W Beecroft Mfg Co washing comp Beecroft Hortace
571 Howells Ethel K eonfy Howells Ivor S East Side Continued ♦
Gloucester Grove crosses 585 Brown Thos Roger Perry Memorial
Mission S9l3»Bull Wilfred H 59’5*Wilton Chas F ♦ Lanark av crosses
6019 Hiseler Lawrence E 611 Crown Dominion 'Service Stn WEST
SIDE . 12*Kirby Norman R ♦ Regal rd crosses 42*McCabe W Parker
44 Wallace Colin C 4i6 Lyon Arohd 46% Conrod Clyde IF Ballantyne
R Mrs 48 McVicar J Wesley Sheppard Peter C 50*Maclachlan Wills
52*Montgomery Geo W 54 Marshall Harry P Dier Arden B C
56*Elmes Albt V ♦ Highview cres commences 62 Cannon J N 64
'Clarke 'Shailor L '6'6 Hagerman Jesse C Golden Lloyd R '68
Humphries Sarah 70 Brigham Roy 72 Sherman Geo Hill E H Mrs 74
Hunter Alex 76 Vollum Arthur 78*Whitmore Martha Mrs Tisdale 'Colin
K S0*Scott Agnes M 82‘MiUar Jas E 84*Vesey Eustace A Rev 86 Riley
George 8'8*Denlson Helen S Mrs 90*Thom Helen Mrs 92*Tidman
Harry C 94 Joyce Mary P Mrs 96‘Cl'awson Wm H 100 Scott
'Wilhelmina Mrs Camm 'Robt E 192 ‘Scott Annie I Mrs 184 Cuiliton
Fredk P 106 Seymour Carl ♦ Rosemount av crosses 110*WillIs Robt
R 1112 ‘Real Emma Mrs 114*Reed Danl H 116*Gray Margt D
118*Greer Wm M 138 Oakwood Collegiate Inst ♦ St Clair av w
crosses 152 Lee Geo A dentist 1S/2 Massie John Middleton Mary Mrs
152 B Fountaine David G 154 Oakwood Frock Shoppe 156 Oaklare
Dairy Bar rest 160 Newman Wm R phy ♦ City Limits •{•(Oakwood)
164*Moore Wilbur F 186 Forrest Sami J phy 18S*Teskey Luke phy
170»Aztz Deib 172*Spradbrow Elizth Mrs 174*Smlth Robt 1'76
Quality Bedding & Upholstering Co Dodd Russell •Lake Beatrice Mrs
178 Breen J Vincent 180 Absent 182 Curran Walter 184*Lyon Chas R
186 Johnston Peter 188 Rose Ausbert W 190 Hodgins Wm J Tor
Conservatory of Music (branch) 192 Davis Eli Smith Max 194*Ayer
Isabel T phy 196 Vacant 1W8 Davidson John Sawyers Arthur .290
Horsnell Norman Fhwcett Chas 202 Richardson Ernest A phy 0O'4
Gleason Jas Henry John 296‘Campbell Stanley M phy ♦ Glenhurst av
crosses 20'8*Prentiee Arthur J phy 2'10*Allen Elizth A Mrs 2 12
'Clark Mortimer F furrier 214 Stevenson Claude E Kearsley Wm 216
Nash Septimus 218*Peart Etta Mrs ,22'0*Wilson Harold E 222
(Lawson Albert More Thos Cook Fredk 224*Garrett Wm 22.6 Alter
Hannah Mrs eonfy Alter Danl West Side Continued 228 Brizdle Celia
gro ♦ Conway av commences 230 Burton Sidney C 232 Killick Albt
234*Mitchell Ro/bt J 236 Edwards Arthur Hoshal Morton 238 Gough
Roy Payne Michl E 242*Jo*ies Henry M 2'44*MiHe.r John L real est
t(refur) /Oakwood Auto Body 250 Oakcrest Mansions Apartments —
1 Arnold Gordon I 2 Linklater David C 8 Coyle Geo M 4 Wallace Geo
5 Grossman David 6 Curtis Mary Mrs 7 Marcroft Marguerite Mrs 8
McGovern Wm 9 Caldwell Mamie 10 Gillespie Anna M 11 Golightly
Elna Regan Madelyn H 12 Cooke Daisy Mrs 14 Hodgkinson Chas M
15 Martin Thos J 16 Hodgins May Hodgins Ada 17 Gapp Harry 18
Brown Gladys Stahl Alice Mrs 19 McGowan Geo 20 Bean Arthur L 21
Wright John 'B 22 Sim John C 23 James Chas 24 Jones Clifford 2:5
Tipping Cyril Street contd — 254 Thornton Norman W 260 Fraser &
Barnes auto serv station LeRoy Ohas F ornamental iron (rear) (rear)
Square 'Deal Garage O E.arnscliflfe rd commences 306‘Brereton Chas
H phy 810 Batten Wm 312 Hlllorest Regular Baptist Ch + Earlsdale
av crosses 3,14 Worthington Beauty Salon Worthington Wm 316 Nu-
Brite Cleaners uoottman Frantt 318‘Ghappell Fredk dry gds 326
Bailey Sidney btehr 32/2 Crescent Fish & Chip Cafe Bannister Herbt
'324 Boyce HarTy I real est 326*Kam Chong P laundry + O’Leary av
commences 328*0’Leary Jos 330 Guilford Frank W bicycles 332 Quirt
C'hesney G drugs 334 'Clearing House The dry gds Absent 336
Solomon Morris cigars and tob 338 Dubinsky Alex tob & eonfy 340
Dominion Stores Ltd gros Johns Jas H •{•(Fairbank) ♦ Holland Park
av crosses 342 Oakwood Cycle and Radio Supply •Lane Geo 3.44
Wright’s Meat Market Massie Jas L 346 Holland Park Fruit Market
Pepetone Jos Pepetone Peter 34/8 MoCool Albert W novelties 34 8 A
MeCool Albert W 350 Oakwood Pharmacy 1 Baigrie Thos J 2 Vacant
3 Webster Wm G 4 Webster Wm J 352 Loblaw Groceterias Ltd 354
Ocehipintl Manuel fruit 356 Golden Harvest Bakery '356/A Weston
Fredk A 380 Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co Ltd gros 36/2 Gruer Wm
P dentist 1 MacConnell Edwd (L 2 Sutton Thos M 364 Imperial Bank
of Canada (br) ♦ Rogers rd commences 366 Oakwood Meat Market
•Vanelli Raphael 368*Malagerio Michl fruit 388A*Malagerio Michl 370
Oakwood Delicatessen Hopkins Edwin 0 372 Bufferin Taxi 374
Oakwood Rogers Garage West Side Continued 378 Sandllands
'Christina Ura millinery Sandilands Geo Progressive Shoe Repair Nutt
Fredk 380 Pilgrim Holiness Church ■382-384 Vacant (2) 388 Steele
Geo Smith Albert 3 90 ‘Marks Robt Bruff Harry 3'9/2 Coffey Wilbert J
■394 Vacant (store) Boyer Luke 396*Sloan Jennie 408 'Corbin Geo H
sec 'ltd furn 414 Vacant 416 Modern Cleaners 418*Saunders A Fredk
staty 420 Old English Fish & Ohip3 Birch George Hayhurst Isaac B
422 Hillcrest Realty Co ♦ Hanson rd commences 434 Jungs Bros
lndry Soon Wong 446 McLarty John W tnsmth 452*Thomas Fred gro
and eonfy 456 Godson Wilfred dry gds Smith Leonard ♦ Jesmond av
crosses 458 'O’Hara Ice & Fuel •O’Hara Ohas 462 Perkins Chas W
4'64‘Rea.rden Ernest R 466*Maguire Chas E 468*Scott Percy G 470
James Fred A 472 Vatter John 474 Bogart Peter J A 476 Matthews
Isaac ♦ Ashbury av commences 486 Absent 488 Vose Wm 490
Mathieson Thos 492*Francey Wm J 4'94‘Cotiboy Jas H 496*Pay
Ernest A 498 Clifford Wm 500‘Carrlck Ohas 502 Scott Etta Mrs ♦
Amherst av commences 50S*Hlcks Chas C 510*Saundars Albert real
est 512 Saunders F Mrs eonfy •Saunders Albert 514 Stokes Forest H
btehr 514A I'Anson Charles 518 -5 22 Grant Theatre The 524 Burn
Jos H eonfy 524/A Hughes Edwd 526 Christoff Norman fruit Denby
Gordon L ♦ Eleanor av commences 530 Dominion Stores Ltd (br)
gTOS 530A Gorrie Jas 5'32 Oakvaun Ladies’ Wear '5/3I2IA Simpson
R Ward 534 Dowse Edwin eonfy 534A Forbes Donald M 536 Epworth
Jas W shoe repr 53 6 A Ep worth Jas W 538 Maher Shoe Stores
5I38A Oakes John E 540 Brown’s Drug Store S40A Saunders S'aml ♦
Vaughan road crosses 562 Bruff Henry 564 Cary Edgar L 566 Dunlop
Robt ■5i6S Knowles Arthur T Laing Lillian Mrs 570 Young Robt 572
Mansbergen Michl 5176 Snow Uz aria'll 578 Kemp Chas F 580*Taylor
Lionel A 582*Wild E Wm ♦ Bude st crosses 584‘Tonkin Sidney H B
586 Thompson Douglas N '58'8 Allen Arthur R 590 Struth Harold 592
White Leonard H o©4 Barr Arthur 596*Geggie Richd B 600*Knox
Robt 602*DIckens Geo H 604 Morrison’s Grocery •Morrison Peter C ♦
Clovelly av crosses 620*Scott Wm 622 Cumming Alex M 624 Mooney
Mervyn G 626 Glenesk Jas B 6(2/8 Poeock /Stanley H 630 'Calder
Douglas M pntr and dec 632 Burrows Wm J + Gloucester gr crosses
634 iS'anderson Thos K McAllister John W 636 Moar Jas Street
Guide, Pink Page 351
 OAKWOOD f^RFATFR All New Streets— Single Line for
Each Street Doubles Clarity. ACCURATE, COMPLETE, COVERS
LARGER AREA —COMPILED FROM CITY DIRECTORY INFORMATION
8 I W lVl/»r New Instant Street Finder — 4 Colors, Buildings Actually
Pictured. MIGHT DIRECTORIES LIMITED— MAP DEPT.— 76 CHURCH
ST. ELgin 1481 (14 Lines) West Side Continued ©38 Stockdale John
IHuxley Edwd 652 Wilcox Bros florists •Wilcox Wm H + Lanark av
crosses 660 Chalk John ■{.O’CONNOR DR (East York) East from Don
Mills rd to Dawes rd, first north of Plains road. NORTH SIDE . 1 West
Claude ♦ Hough av ends 3% Segriff Ernest mkt gdnr 5 Coram Jas A
7 Absent 9 Archibald Geo 11 Howie John 4> Plains rd commences
SOUTH SIDE . Not built on •{-O’DONNELL AV (Mimico) North from
Main to Simpson av, second west of Church. EAST SIDE 55 Lee Geo
A 57*Honfh Tsky George WEST SIDE . Not built on ►{.OGDEN
PLACE (Mimico) Short land hetween 64 and 78 Simpson av. Not built
on. O'HARA AV 3 North from 1400 Queen w to Rly tracks, first west
of Brock av, Ward 6. EAST SIDE . 1 MacNeill Bruce C dentist Walters
John T IOOF Lodge Rooms 7 Morris John wood wkr 9 Dunsford
Albert E Wilson Clarence 11 Hawton Julia Mrs 13*Sipence David
Spence Cameron R 15 Ireland Edmund D Howard CTuas I 17
Spradbrow Geo Berry Norman A 19 Large Wm McCreath Jack 21
Vacant 25,Walters Sarah Mrs 27 Taffert Alfred 09 Pottruff Fredk A ♦
Staple Grove ends 31 Kay David B 33*Curllss Aubrey B 35*McCourt
Robt 37‘Campbell Alfred W 37% Varey Sami D •Varey Wm J 39
Swales (Leonard rooming hse McKeown Hank Ridge It Clifford 41
Holmes Jos 43 Crockett Chas J 45 Manning Wm 1. 47 Hickey Jerome
M 49 Bates Wm G McCracken Henry S 51*Honeycombe Eleanor Mrs
53 Murphy Jos E 55*Yeoman Geo E ♦ Seafortih av crosses 63
Henderson Jas E 65 Vacant 67‘Shepherd Alfred E 67%*Teagle Alfred
H 69 ‘Kennedy Mlchl 69%‘Caiss.an Wm H 71 Bailey Chas 73 Johnson
Geo L 75 Howell Harry A 77*Hodgins Lester T Wilson John 79*Flood
Henry 81 Gareau Geo E •Walsh Kathleen Mrs 83 McAvoy Rictid 85
Turner Helen Mrs + Cunnlngnam av ends 95 Thrush Jas C
97*Hargan ltobt 99*Wilson Donald M 101*ReIlly Frank E
103*McMahon Charlotte Mrs Murdock Sophia Mrs 105 Buffy Andrew
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