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Travel and tourism on the C.P.R.
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
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Wallace B. Chung and Madeline H. Chung Collection
Pamphlet advertising destinations, attractions and Canadian Pacific hotels in Ontario. Includes a fold out map.
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Royal York Hotel Toronto, Ontario This Canadian Pacific hostelry is the largest hotel in the British Empire. Convenient subway connection with the Union Station, Toronto. Over 1,100 rooms with bath and radio. Unexcelled convention facilities . . . entire second floor and a mezzanine floor available for the accommodation of meetings, large and small. The Royal York Hotel Golf Club is operated for the convenience of guests. Open all year. European Plan. Canadian Pacific Lodges in Ontario French River Chalet-Bungalow Camp — The centre for excellent fishing . . . bass, muskies, pickerel, Great Northern pike . . . canoe trips through a maze of waterways. Golf privileges, too. Log cabin camp at Pine Rapids. French River Station is on the Canadian Pacific, 215 miles north of Toronto, 45 miles south of Sudbury. Postal a^ldre French River, Ont. Devil's Gap Lodge, Kenora—An ideal vacation- land in the Lake of the Woods district. Golf, tennis, swimming, boating, fishing . . . for bass, muskies, lake trout, Great Northern pike and pickerel. Detrain at Kenora, on the Canadian Pacific, 126 miles east of Winnipeg. Postal address, Kenora, Ont. PICTURESQUELY locatef island lake resort region of for the comfort of guests; running water and toilet fj The club house contains a g £ inviting rest and relaxation and other amusements provi< g I Kenora, the gateway to this } Pacific Railway, 126 miles of the Company in additiot summer season. The Camp All kinds of aquatic sports al Royal York Hotel Toronto, Ontario This Canadian Pacific hostelry is the largest hotel in the British Empire. Convenient subway connection with the Union Station, Toronto. Over 1,100 rooms with bath and radio. Unexcelled convention facilities . . . entire second floor and a mezzanine floor available for the accommodation of meetings, large and small. The Royal York Hotel Golf Club is operated for the convenience of guests. Open all year. European Plan. Canadian Pacific Lodges in Ontario French River Chalet-Bungalow Camp — The centre for excellent fishing . . . bass, muskies, pickerel, Great Northern pike . . . canoe trips through a maze of waterways. Golf privileges, too. Log cabin camp at Pine Rapids. French River Station is on the Canadian Pacific, 215 miles north of Toronto, 45 miles south of Sudbury. Postal a^ldre French River, Ont. Devil's Gap Lodge, Kenora—An ideal vacation- land in the Lake of the Woods district. Golf, tennis, swimming, boating, fishing . . . for bass, muskies, lake trout, Great Northern pike and pickerel. Detrain at Kenora, on the Canadian Pacific, 126 miles east of Winnipeg. Postal address, Kenora, Ont. THE DIP and swish of the guide's paddle; the merry rattle of the ripples under the bow of the canoe. Under the foredeck a mess of bass and that fifteen-pound muskie—whew, what a battle. Hooked on a six-ounce rod while casting. Fought you, like the great warrior he is, for fully half an hour. Wood smoke tingles pleasantly in your nostrils. Half a mile ahead in the clearing the tents are flushed by the glow of the campfire. The frogs begin their nightly organ recital. Something breaks the shadowy waters off to the left, a loon chuckles with you and there is a deep content in your heart. Of course, "going native" is by no means the sole delight of this wonderland. For you, who are feverishly striving to reduce that handicap, there is golf—and such golf. Lake of the Woods, Muskoka, Pointe au Baril, the Kawarthas, the Rideau and resorts along Lakes Ontario and Erie cater to sophisticated and naive alike: aquaplaning, beach dinners, dancing, bathing, moonlight flotillas, flirtations—a kaleidoscope of fun to su.t the tastes of the devotee of the dinner jacket or the lad who prefers his old khaki trousers and sweater. Or, if you want to "hit the trail" $|»2§ to the unspoiled wooded waters where bass, 'lunge and trout are not as yet man-wise, the French, Nipigon, and Severn rivers, Lake Nipissing and the Temiskaming and Algoma districts offer unexcelled sport amid the forest primeval. Such is the lure of Ontario. Cradled in its forests are thousands of lakes and rivers that offer good fishing. The Canadian Pacific Railway has brought the best of them within easy reach, and has, at various points, built Lodges for your perfect enjoyment of them. Ontario's lakes make it an aquatic paradise. TORONTO, the "Queen Ci|ty", so-named for the beauty of its tree-girt boulevards, its gracious residences and delightful parks, is situated on an island-sheltered bay in the northwestern corner of Lake Ontario[ Main lines from Chicago, Detrbit, Buffalo, Ottawa and Montreal converge upon this natural jumping-off spot for the Resorts in Ontario Toronto is a vast cosmopolitan bity with a population of about three-quarters of a million. No city in Canada has a more enviable record in industrial, artistic and educational achievement. In Queen's Park is the famous Ljniversity of Toronto, which draws its 7,000 students from all over the world. The Ontario Parliament Builqings, also in Queen's Park, are but a short distance away. s city, with its great stores and exclusive shops, from the 300-foot afn town. The Canadian National Exhibition is the largest annual fair in the world. Its mammoth Coli- Or perhaps you would view the clock tower of the City Hall doW ^i^a fdi lis Out- Mill, i i t ml ^ lit .mil i 1191 mi ii: iinnii seum is the scene of the Royal Winter Fair as well as great military tournaments and sporting events. If you seek the art galleries, the great libraries, museums or theatres, the Information Bureau at the Royal York Hotel will give you courteous and accurate information. THE ROYAL YORK. This palatial Canadian Pacific hotel, the centre of Toronto's social life, is connected with the Union Station by subway. It is the largest hotel in the British Empire, one of its features being the huge convention facilities. A fine golf course is operated by the Royal York Hotel Golf Club for the guests' convenience. Toronto sky line, showing the Royal York Hotel. {2} HAMILTON. Between Toronto and Buffalo, on the extreme western bay of Lake Ontario situated in the heart of that wonderful garden, the Niagara fruit belt, and with a background Itrturfor^At'H ' ^ "am"t0«V ^Master University is outstanding amongst its educational inst.tutions. At Hamilton Beach aquatic sports of every variety flourish, and several fine golf SSSSJ^^^T." " ^ "^ "' " y°U ^ h—~ed, Stoney elk rt, ™AG^KA lAhlS' If y°U WOuld see the great ^taract at Niagara, you may sail there or take hro rlmnM Tfic-T°r0nt0' Ha-ilton and Buffalo Railway-Michigan Central Railroad route through the Niagara peninsula with its great reaches of orchards. The Falls ! Mere words can never describe the majesty of that terrific sweep of water that thunders down from Lake Erie and roars along the Great Gorge. OTTAWA. Capital of the Dominion of Canada, Ottawa is easily accessible by Canadian Pacific main lines from Montreal or Toronto. Majestically enthroned upon a high bluff looking across the Ottawa River to the Laurentian Mountains, the stately Gothic buildings of the Houses of Parliament are a worthy setting for the Canadian Government. And out of them rises the beautiful Peace Tower, containing the world's largest carillon. In Ottawa is Rideau Hall, the official residence of the Governor-General. Other points of interest include the War Memorial Chapel, the Royal Mint, the Victoria Museum. Miles of beautiful driveways and parks abound, while north and west of the city are the excellent Gatineau and Pontiac fishing districts. ABOUT $y2 hours from Toronto by Canadian Pacific to BALA (MUSKOKA GATEWAY) and the magic Muskoka country is at your feet. Here the hay-fever victim may breathe freely in pine-scented breezes. At BALA (MUSKOKA GATEWAY), itself a delightful resort with a tricky 9-hole golf course, a comfortable steamer of the Muskoka Lakes Navigation Co. waits to ferry you over Lake Muskoka and beyond. If you are going to Bracebridge or on into Lakes Rosseau and Joseph, you will change steamers at Beaumaris. Port Sandfield stands at the junction of Lakes Rosseau and Joseph. The latter, a yachtman's paradise, is famed for its eighteen miles of clear open reaches. Near Little Lake Joseph is Muskoka Natural Park, a beautiful sloping woodland and plateau. Lake Joseph can also be reached via MacTier, which is a Canadian Pacific station situated 131 miles from Toronto. Passengers detraining at MacTier can travel by taxi to Footes Bay, on Lake Joseph, only three miles away. There need be no jaded moments in the Muskoka Lakes, what with bathing, sailing, canoeing, motor-boating, tennis, steamer excursions and dancing in fine pavilions to excellent music. There are seven golf courses: Beaumaris, Rosseau and Windermere consisting of 18 holes, and Royal Muskoka, Elgin House, Monteith House and Judhaven of 9 holes. A delightful 100-mile cruise is available on the Muskoka Lakes Navigation Co. steamers. Wigwassan Lodge, a unique holiday resort, is situated in a beautiful natural park on Tobin's Island with three miles of waterfront. Island View is one of the best known summer hotels on the Muskoka Lakes. Beautifully situated on the mainland overlooking one of the sheltered bays of Lake Joseph, it is surrounded by seventy acres of woods. Accessible to the Canadian Pacific's Gordon Bay station. THE SEVERN RIVER. 108 miles north of Toronto by Canadian Pacific is Severn Falls Station, the depot for the Severn River district, that gateway to good fishing waters. By canoe or launch to Gloucester Pool and the Lower Georgian Bay resorts is a picturesque fishirg trip. The Hotel Waubic is situated up river, about a mile from the station. Severn Lodge is located at Lynch's Portage. Detailed information may be had from the Trent Waterway-Iroquo's Trail Association, Peterboro, Ontario. Royal Muskoka Golf Course. £4} "BRIGHT waters and happy lands." All that significant meaning have the Indians packed into their word "Kawartha"—a chain of lakes 150 miles in length ! Bobcaygeon, in the heart of this region, is reached by branch line from Lindsay, on the Canadian Pacific. Nearby is Sturgeon Lake, itself an ideal resort, and Pigeon Lake with its picturesque islands and summer homes. Through Gannon's Narrows into Buckhorn Lake, and the hotels at Hall's Bridge and Oak Orchard are headquarters for 'lunge and bass fishing. PETERBORO. The eastern gateway to the Kawartha chain, boasts the highest hydraulic lift lock of its type in the world and has a picturesque 18-hole golf course, excellent hotels and fully-stocked outfitters. Clear Lake is a popular resort, with a hotel at South Beach near Young's Point. And Kawartha Park is the Lake's largest cottage settlement. Shallow sandy beaches make the bathing safe. Black bass and 'lunge provide good sport around the Stony Lake resorts. On Lovesick Lake is the Burleigh Falls Fishing Club, Inc., open to the public. There are many other such resorts in the Kawartha Lakes District, notably Beachwood, on ^ep ^ Deer Bay, and Buckhorn Lodge on Buck- ?*£&£ /9 Lake. Below Peterboro lies Rice rd A, „ horn .... __ Lake, excellent for duck shooting, 'lunge and bass fishing. Chemong Lake popular resort six miles north of Peterboro. ORILLIA has a 52-acre tourist camp. Lakes Couchiching and Simcoe offer over 40 miles of inland waters with pickerel, bass, and 'lunge fishing. TWEED AND THE TRENT. On the Canadian Pacific between Montreal and Toronto via Peterboro lie Havelock and Tweed, "going in" points for 'lunge, bass, and pickerel fishing. PORT HOPE, picturesquely situated where the Ganaska River flows into Lake Ontario, has fine bathing beaches, camping quarters and a 9-hole golf course. It is but ten miles to Bewdley on Rice Lake. At COBOURG beautiful summer villas are set on the lake. Visitors may find accommodation in the hotels, boarding houses, or cottages of nearby colonies on Rice Lake — Gore's Landing and Harwood being popular. Victoria Park has a fine bathing beach with tourist camp adjacent. Cobourg has bowling greens, tennis courts, and a 9-hole golf course. Brighton is a pretty little town two miles from the shore of Lake Ontario. On PresquTsle Bay are cottages for rent, a summer hotel, dancing pavilion, tennis courts and golf course. Where the Trent River empties into the Bay of Quinte, stands Trenton, starting point for the cruise through the Great Trent Waterway to Georgian Bay. Here are attractive hotels, boarding houses and accommodation on adjacent farms, a good bathing beach, golf course and camping place. BELLEVILLE, situated where the Mo'ra flows into the Bay of Quinte, is noted as a yachting centre, International Yacht jyurr? trie rrn^ ids ai port ftop« V Races being held here. There are also good fishing, all aquatic sports, golf courses and tourist camps. Cottages and boarding houses may be rented. BROCKVILLE. Where the first of those remarkable "Thousand Islands" dots the St. Lawrence River lies Brockville. Brockville has a famous rowing club, tennis and golf clubs. Motorboats offer cruises through the Thousand Islands. Fishing in this part of the St. Lawrence is especially good, muscalunge up to 45 pounds having been taken. Northwest of Brockville, Charleston Lake offers bass, pike, salmon trout and pickerel, and on its shores are a summer hotel and cottages. M The beach at Cobourg. {6} On GJtjL Oft tttc ^<*jcUgju Lakes'eMght,Ul lakCS adjacent to the Rldeau C^nal have become familiarly known as the Rideau From Smith's Falls 210 miles east of Toronto, good roads radiate, while frequently a comfortable steamer calls and, after following the Rideau River for ten miles or so, enters Lake Rid" ,ts shores are R,deau Ferry and Portland, with hotels and boarding-houses. Beyond Upper R deau and Newboro, Chaffey's Locks is popular. In Rideau and surrounding lakes, salmon troufpTke and black bass are plentiful. ' p PERTH boasts a sporty 9-hole golf course. Northwest are Dalhousie and Bennett Lakes- south are Otty, Black and Pike Lakes, all offering bass and pickerel. Silver Lake tothe west fsTpopXTe°sortrOUt' S°UthWeSt' ChriStie L*ke containing thirty-seven lovely little islands, In Sharbot Lake and its companions-Clear and White-bass, pike, pickerel and salmon trout are plentiful. North are the famous fishing waters of Cross Lake; south, Crow and Bobs, equally popular with hunter and angler. A little farther west on the Canadian Pacific lies Tichborne, located in a network of lakes, each possessing a distinct charm of its own to anglers who return year after year. Eagle, Green Bay, Bobs and Crow Lakes provide a variety of fishing. Mr. N. A. Shillington, Tichborne, Ont., is ready to advise you from his long experience in this area. At KINGSTON are Queen's University and the Royal Military College. The Chamber of Commerce will supply information regarding Kingston accommodation, fishing, and hunting available in the Rideau Lakes and St. Lawrence River districts. €\XJc ~ JiuJu&K Two popular resorts on Lake Erie are Port Dover and Port Stanley, popular for their beaches. You may reach Port Dover by electric railway from Gait. Fishing, tennis, dancing and golf at the Simcoe Golf Club seven miles away are attractions. PORT STANLEY is reached by electric railway from London. A board walk, miniature golf club, dancing pavilion, bathing houses, cottages and a road all find room on the beach at one point between the lake and the great bluffs. Horseback riding, an 18-hole golf course and good fishing are among the many attractions. PRESTON, three miles north of Gait, owes its fame to springs of mineral water. In addition there is a fine out-door swimming pool. The Waterloo Country Club is only a mile away and horseback riding and tennis are immediately at hand. Puslinch Lake, a lovely spot for bathing, is also within easy reach. The lake offers fishing for bass and perch. GODERICH, reached by Canadian Pacific from Hamilton and Toronto, is famous for its mineral water and splendid beaches. The lake contains lake trout, perch, bass and some sturgeon. Nearby is a 9-hole golf course. OWEN SOUND is the key to the Bruce Peninsula, its lakes offering trout, perch, pike, pickerel, bass and 'lunge fishing. The Sydenham River is well stocked with speckled trout, and there are two golf clubs near the city. Cruises across the Great Lakes will be operated from Owen Sound this summer on the Canadian Pacific steamship "Manitoba". J'/*. W°rst>t PP< ers or; On Motor-boating in the Georgian Bay District. {8} PORT McNICOLL is the Eastern terminus of the Canadian Pacific steamships which sail frequently each week during the summer across the Great Lakes to Sault Ste. Marie, Port Arthur and Fort William. This is a very enjoyable vacation trip over an enchanting lake and river route. MARTYRS' SHRINE—A short distance from Port McNicoll a beautiful shrine has been built to commemorate the death of the Jesuit missionaries who were martyred in the vicinity by savage Iroquois in 1649. Now, during the summer thousands of pilgrims visit this shrine. PARRY SOUND. 154 miles north of Toronto, on the Canadian Pacific is Parry Sound, overlooking the Thirty Thousand Islands of Georgian Bay. Here rock ledges yield a harvest of small-mouth black bass, lake trout, 'lunge and pickerel. There is a 9-hole golf course on the edge of Portage Lake. Interesting trips may be taken by launch, steamer or canoe. Nearby is the hotel at Pleasant Point and there are cottages a little farther afield at Sans Souci, Copperhead, Go Home Bay, Whalen's, Minnicog and Honey Harbour. One of the most beautiful of the adjacent lakes is Crane, famous for its 'lunge — 55 miles of intriguing bays and inlets. Near Crane are other lakes offering bass and pickerel. Arrangements must be made in advance with the hotel proprietor to meet trains at Black Road station, nine miles south of Parry Sound. Seven miles east of Parry Sound lies Otter Lake where salmon trout, bass and pickerel are plentiful. Motors from the hotel meet visitors by appointment at Dockmure. A mile north of Parry Sound lies Mill Lake where bass, pickerel, pike and an occasional'musky are found. Accommodation is good and there are a Tourist Camp site and cabins here. Apply to the Parry Sound Board of Trade for further particulars. Almost due east from Georgian Bay, 25 miles south of French River, lies the Magnetawan River, a favoured fishing region. Indian guides are procurable, and outfits and canoes may be obtained from Graves, Bigwood and Co., at Byng Inlet, the gateway to this section. Located on the Toronto-Sudbury line of the Canadian Pacific, Byng Inlet offers modest accommodation. Similar lodging may be obtained at Ahmic, Cecebe Lake and Magnetawan, all situated along the famous river. Centrally situated in the wild and beautiful Ka-Wig-A-Mog Lake region, between the Magnetawan and French Rivers, is Ka-Wig-A-Mog Lodge, a famous fishing and hunting camp. Pakesley, 206 miles north of Toronto is the entry station. Small mouth bass predominate; but lake trout, "wall-eyes", and Great Northern pike are also plentiful. At some points, muskies are found in reasonable numbers. The territory surrounding the Lake is one of the most prolific breeding grounds for red deer in Ontario. {9} It is just a "step" from train to steamer at Port McNicoll. < fl POINTE AU BARIL, lying 180 miles north of Toronto, is very accessible by direct routes. On certain week days during the summer months, special sleeping car service is maintained between Toronto and "the Pointe". Ask your nearest Canadian Pacific agent for information regarding the Toronto-Pointe au Baril sleeping car service. One of "the Pointe's" chief attractions is its climate — joyful relief for the hay-fever victim. Here you breathe deeply and gratefully of the invigorating breezes that sweep over the broad expanse of Georgian Bay, catching the incense of pine from the islands. In the lee of the islands, the water is pleasantly warm for bathing; and there are many bays in this rocky region with splendid sandy beaches. Seldom have bass, 'lunge, pickerel and wall-eyed pike persisted so tenaciously in such close proximity to popular resorts. Boats and guides are available and the hotel accommodation is first-class. The latter includes the Ojibway, located on a forty-two acre pine-covered island, and the Skerry- vore, on two hundred acres of well- wooded mainland adjoining the fishing waters of Maskinonge Bay, while in Pointe au Baril village is the New Bellevue House, smaller, but with all conveniences. The Ojibway has tennis courts, a putting green, and bathing beach, while the Skerryvore has shady woodland walks, sheltered channels for canoeing and beautiful bathing beaches. Dancing is provided regularly at both hotels. A fascinating trip, offering good fishing, may be arranged from Pointe au Baril. For information write General Tourist Agent, Canadian Pacific, Montreal. >:m v.M B^0MJ^:^.: ■ M<M Sli;'SiIp:lfs: gi| Fancy diving at Ojibway Island, Pointe au Baril. £10} PERCHED on a cliff overlooking a broad river that sweeps down between grey blue rocky walls is a group of rustic bungalows. This lordly stream in the forest is the French River—noted alike for its game fish, its scenic beauty and its interesting history. The group of cottages is French River Chalet-Bungalow Camp. Fishing and golf are the major activities at the camp—and such fishing and such golf ! Fishing ? In eddy and backwater, in the shadow of huge boulders that block the channel, lurk wily old "muskies", Great Northern pike, large and small-mouth bass, pickerel and other game fish. And as for the golf. The E. F. Seagram Estate extends the courtesy of a sporty 9-hole course to camp guests at a nominal fee. You don't take a car. You pack your clubs in a canoe or take an outboard motor boat or the camp launch and go ashore at the first tee. And if you are neither a fisherman nor a golfer; if you neither canoe nor swim nor play tennis, there is the restfulness of nature to banish the cares of city life. French River station is on the Canadian Pacific Railway, 215 miles north of Toronto, 60 miles north of Parry Sound, and 45 miles south of Sudbury. The Chalet-Bungalow Camp, within 200 yards of the station, commands a magnificent view of the French River. An outlying sub-camp is situated at Pine Rapids, at the head of Eighteen Mile Island, in the heart of the best fishing waters of the Upper French River, where guests have the option of spending part of their stay. For further information, write the manager, French River Chalet-Bungalow Camp, French River, Ont., or Hotel Dept., Canadian Pacific, Montreal. Up the Wolseley River at Trout Lake (railway station: Rutter, Ont.), the fishermen will find salmon trout, 'lunge and bass. Edna Mayer's Summer Resort and Hunting Camp offer good accommodation and keen sport. 7. J J V M/ ^ Ul] The picturesque Eighth Green, French River Golf Course. NORTH BAY, on Lake Nipissing, is in the centre of that unrivalled sporting country of pine, rock and clear cold water that comprises the district around the lake. With a population of 15,000 people, it has a good wharf and miles of sandy beach fringing the lake. A modern city in every way, with excellent hotel accommodation, golf course, tourist camp and many stores where all equipment may be obtained before starting out into the North Country, North Bay itself offers many opportunities to the summer vacationist. Daily an excursion boat threads its way through Nipissing's islands. STURGEON FALLS and RUTTER are important towns on Lake Nipissing and may be used as detraining points for the resorts on the lake. Camps on Lake Nipissing offering excellent fishing for bass, pike, pickerel and muscalunge include Memquisit Lodge, Samoset Camp, Kervin Bros. Camp, Pedneault's Camp and Tomahawk Lodge, while Kervin Bros, also operate novel houseboat excursions to the fishing grounds. Information regarding the type of accommodation available at these camps and camps farther afield may be obtained from the Board of Trade at North Bay or Sturgeon Falls. PEMBROKE, about 140 miles east of North Bay, and 100 miles west of Ottawa, on an expansion of the Ottawa River known as Allumette Lake, has many attractions for the tourist and sportsman, including facilities for bathing, swimming, canoeing, golf, tennis and other outdoor diversions, while the surrounding territory offers good fishing and hunting in season. It is a 'going in' point for Algonquin Park. TROUT LAKE. Three miles above North Bay lies Trout Lake, a beautiful body of water, twelve miles long and from two to four miles wide. Pretty cottages extend along its shores. Across the lake is Camp Champlain. Trout Lake is a part of the Cham plain Canoe Trail so that motorboats or canoes have access to the Ottawa River or Georgian Bay. While fishing in Trout Lake is mostly for bass, wall-eyes and Great Northern pike are there, and good trout territory may be reached with a guide in one day's canoe trip. THE TEMAGAMI FOREST RESERVE, that unalloyed joy of hunter and angler, covers 3,750,000 acres of forest lakeland. The principal lake, Temagami, covers 100 square miles and in its nine long arms, that span the Reserve, are more than 1,600 lovely pine-clad islands. This alluring spot for summer outing or fall hunting excursion is reached by Canadian Pacific to North Bay, thence by Temiskaming and Northern Ontario Railway. There are many hotels, boarding houses and camps available with excellent beaches. Complete equipment and guides are obtainable from the Temagami Outfitting Company, Ltd., which operates the Ronnoco Hotel, and H. S. Lloyd, at Temagami Station; the Hudson's Bay Post on Bear Island, or at Rabbit Chute Camp. Returning from a moose hunt LAKE PENAGE. In the heart of that rocky mineral country about twenty miles north of Lake Huron, lies Lake Penage. The Red Man called it "Crooked Water" from its innumerable peninsulas and the five hundred islands that make it such a labyrinth. Whitefish, West River and Willisville on the Canadian Pacific are the chief gateways to the region, although Whitefish is the most convenient. Here equipment may be obtained, and arrangements made for the ten-mile drive to Lake Penage, where bass and "wall-eyes" abound. Seven miles by motor road from Sudbury lies Long Lake whence, by canoe through stream and lake, Lake Penage is also reached. Camps on this lake include Sheehan's Camp, Bonnieview and Mountain Cove camps. Lake Tyson is one of the most popular lakes of the Penage group. In the cross channel are over one hundred islands, with bass, lake trout and pike plentiful. Tyson is a day's trip from Lake Penage. Or take the Canadian Pacific from Sudbury to Fox Lake, West River or Willisville stations, any one of which is a port of entry to the Fox Lake district, famous for fish and game. Another angler's paradise, the Bay of Islands, is exactly what its name implies. At McGregor Bay and Birch Island motorboats meet every train; and here in the cool clear waters of Georgian Bay, bass and pickerel are plentiful. The principal gateway to the Grand Manitoulin Island is Little Current. The Island extends over 100 miles in length and includes in its area one hundred lakes and a variety of scenery from barren rocks and virgin forests to cultivated fields. The waters on Manitoulin are well supplied with fish. Ten miles northwest of Little Current is LaCloche View Bungalow Camp. For information regarding camps at McGregor Bay, Willisville, Whitefish Falls and Manitoulin Island write Board of Trade, Little Current, Ont. THE MISSISSAUGA RIVER is famed for its impressive grandeur, its speckled and lake trout, bass, 'lunge and pike. The astounding beauty in these waters ranges from the serenity of the lake, to the magnificent spray-sheeted falls of Aubrey Gorge which are higher than Niagara. Obtain full information from Mr. A. O. Seymour, Canadian Pacific Railway, Montreal, P.Q. Basswood Lake, north of Thessalon, On the lake there is a new camp. is one of the finest lakes in the district for trout and bass. { 13} Whitecap Hunting and Fishing Club, McGregor Bay. *Jh£ yoo*" CbwhJ&A/ DESBARATS is full of Indian lore and legend, and from Kensington Point, four miles away, may be seen the island on which Longfellow lived when he wrote his "Song of Hiawatha". At this point Lake Huron is dotted with islands, high and woody. Across the water lies Campement d'Ours Island, from which beautiful St. Joseph's Island may be seen. On Kensington Point, Range Lights, and the islands are beautiful homes. Here black bass, pickerel and pike are caught by rod and line, while the Indians still capture the sturgeon as Hiawatha did, with net and spear. SAULT STE. MARIE. From Sault Ste. Marie innumerable trips may be taken after the many historical points of interest in the city have been visited. Good fishing lakes and rivers may be reached by train and motor car. By canoe there are delightful trips through inland waters for bass, pike or trout. In Sault Ste. Marie equipment may be obtained before starting your trip, and information will be supplied by the Board of Trade. About seventy miles west of Sudbury is Metagama, an attractive hunting, fishing and camping district. Here Mr. M. U. Bates operates a string of log-cabin camps. THE TWIN CITIES. Built side by side, Fort William and Port Arthur are nevertheless two separate cities j a\\\Q' -!■ *i^JiBHL anci through them pours much of the huge grain crop of Western Canada. The Twin Cities are also the portals to a comparatively unexplored territory of lake, stream, forest and mountain, alive with fish and game. An attractive resort is the Chippewa Park with its zoo, dancing pavilion, and tourist lodge. From Fort William and Port Arthur Canadian Pacific steamships sail frequently each week across the Great Lakes to Port McNicoll, calling at Sault Ste. Marie en route. Ontario Forestry Plane. {14} THERE are a number of streams which find their source near the Height of Land and flow through densely-wooded forests in a primitive country till they empty into Lake Superior. The speckled and rainbow trout fishing is exceptionally good. The district is also well-stocked with moose, deer and bear. Among the many unfrequented spots of this locality which will delight the outdoor enthusiast are the Montreal River, Missanabie, the Steel, Prairie, Kama and Cypress Rivers. THE MONTREAL RIVER. A canoe trip of unusual interest, through country which has not yet been opened up, can be made by travelling south from a point 3 miles east of Chapleau through a string of lakes to the headwaters of the Montreal River, and down that stream to the Algoma Central and Hudson Bay Railway. Chapleau is 430 miles northwest of Toronto and 609 miles west of Montreal. While large, vicious Great Northern pike predominate in most of the lakes, lake trout are also taken. For further information apply to General Tourist Agent, Canadian Pacific Railway, Montreal. MISSANABIE. Located some 230 miles west of Sudbury on the Canadian Pacific main line, Missanabie is the entry-point to a country of wild and fascinating beauty, where some splendid canoe cruises can be made either north or south and capital trout fishing can be obtained. Amongst these cruises are: To Lake Superior via Dog Lake— a trip of over 100 miles of about a week's duration; to James Bay (Moose Factory)—a trip of nearly 400 miles, and 14 days' duration. A picturesque 175- mile canoe trip can be made from Jackfish (402 miles west of Sudbury) to Lake Superior via Steel River. ^a*dlt * *he 'rt '°**t. ■:";' '^rnMMB;: ■ ■ ■■:--■ vmM:-Mm\::':^...'m : 'ImBM: "-mMmM" ■ ■■M^tMMM':MMMm^ '::'''^MMMmMM:^M::mMBBMMK "^mm-'mcm<\:m:: '^mmmm-J-. " m-Bm:fmmm.:M MMMWMMmMMMMB mMmmiMMB ■ ^MIBM ^SMm^m-- MM^mMWM-.MMM... '^MMmMMMM^MZ £15} Gros Cap, Lake Superior. <DC4/£JI'J ^CLfi J2d$£ PICTURESQUELY located some three miles south of Kenora, in the heart of the great island lake resort region of Lake of the Woods, Devil's Gap Lodge provides every convenience for the comfort of guests; one and two-room bungalows with electric lights, hot and cold running water and toilet facilities are available, also special bungalows with shower baths. The club house contains a great dining room and spacious screened veranda with easy chairs inviting rest and relaxation. Adjoining is the lounge room where parties, bridge, dancing and other amusements provide many a pleasant evening in the cosy glow of the huge fireplace. Kenora, the gateway to thi3 resort country, is situated on the main line of the Canadian Pacific Railway, 126 miles dast of Winnipeg, and is served by the transcontinental trains of the Company in addition to special week-end trains from Winnipeg operated during the summer season. The Camp launch meets all trains. All kinds of aquatic sports are possible at the Camp—sailing, paddling, rowing and swimming. A V pew tOY crdi* Uke o) i tb* ypoo d$ A first-class tennis court, ideally situated amongst the tall pines, is available. The golfers may enjoy a daily round at the Kenora Golf and Country Club, a beautiful nine-hole course. The angler is offered small-mouthed black bass, pickerel, Great Northern pike, muscalunge and trout. A large silver trophy is competed for annually for the largest bass caught. For reservations, write to Devil's Gap Lodge, Kenora, Ont., or Hotel Department, Canadian Pacific Railway, Winnipeg, Man. ,**: *^2i*» 1 Community Chalet, Devil's Gap Lodge. C16} llVfUBRff RIDEAU and MAZINAW LAKES—Concluded Town Proprietor or Manager Plan No. of Rooms Rate per Day We E A A Parser A.Allen Rideau. F. m. Powers... Russell L. M. Martin... TICHBORNE Gordon Lodge C. McGregor AC Kennedy's Resort ..W. Kennedy A Lake View J. Steele AS Tichborne C. B. Clobridge AC Tourist's Home H. M. Shillington .... AC TRENT RIVER (Station, Havelock) Cedar Isle Mrs. A. Wright.., TWEED Huyck House H. Courneyea A Ottawa House G. Lalonde... . A 45 60 35 6 5 9 8 15 2.50 3.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 Rate Distance from eek Station 8.00 70 yards 8-00 7 blocks 10.00 8 blocks 15.00 17.50 14.00 15.00 15.00 3 miles 3>^ miles 3H miles 175 yards 6 miles ACS 26 2.50 16.00 33^ miles 25 10 2.50 2.50 7.00 5 min. 7.00 5 min. LAKES HURON AND ERIE GODERICH Bedford G. H. Litt A 50 British Exchanga W. T. Pellow E 40 Sunset C. C. Lee ABS 100 PORT BURWELL Lakeside Mrs. J. Fick A PORT DOVER (L. E. & N., from Gait) Commercial L. S. Thompson A Erie Beach Hotel J. Lunenfeld AS Norfolk C. E. Gamble A Orchard Beach W. M. Buck ACS PORT STANLEY (London and Port Stanley Clifton House Mrs. S. Vollans A Garden Inn Mrs. W. W. _,., Williamson A Hillcrest Inn Mrs. C. Raynor- ~ . T Shipp A Orion ......J. Bartholomew ABS PRESTON (G.R.R. from Gait) Braeside Lodge.... ...Miss J. L. Robb AB Central F. Church A Commercial Hotel....H. Forler.... A Kress W. F. Kress......"..'..'"".' AB Preston Springs G. A. Randall AB Queens Hotel A. Schmaltz A 2.50 up 10.00 up 1 mile 2.50 10.00 K mile 4.00 22.00 up }4 mile 27 3.50 10.00 100 yards 15 75 25 50 2.50 12.00 2.50 15.00 2.00 up 10.00 2.50 14.00 up H mile 1 block 1 block 2 blocks Ry. from St. Thomas) 25 2.50 10.00 up M mile 15 2.00 Apply % mile 4.50 24.50 yi mile 3.00 16.00 up y2 mile 40 40 25 5.00 35.00 up 200 yards 22 3.50 24.50 K mile 25 2.50 Apply ^ mile 50 4.00 20.00 up 1 block 70 7.00 up 45.00 up 100 yards 25 2.50 up Apply \£ mile OTTAWA TO SAULT STE. MARIE ARNPRIOR New Byrne J.R.Byrne A 40 2.50 up 17.50 up 220 yards } P^U SL£ND (T* & N'°- Ry« Station, Temagami) A A 22 20 2.50 2.75 Lake View House ....J. Turner Jr \ ABC 25 3.00 BLIND RIVER American Harmonic A. Berthlette.."..".... DAYTON (Station, Thessalon) Tween the Lakes Mrs. D. S. Morin .... DEAN LAKE Algoma Hotel J. Filiatrault A 50 (P.O., Iron Bridge) Huronic W. J. Beharriell A 15 DESBARATS Desbarats W. M. McBain AC 12 2.00 GORE BAY (Station, Little Current) Ocean House T. R. Porter ACB 20 Queens A. C. Bryan AC 25 HILTON BEACH (Station, Desbarats) Lake View J. Brouillard A 18 3.00 KAGAWONG (Station, Little Current) Havelock A. A. Hunt A 20 2.50 21.00 Apply Apply 17 miles 300 yards 150 yards 9 3.00 up 18.00 up 10 miles 2.50 up 17.50 2.00 3.50 2.50 9.00 10.00 21.00 10.00 20.00 16.50 7 miles 160 yards 20 yards 42 miles 42 miles 7 miles 30 miles LITTLE CURRENT *°mrZ anOfl-TT <mc;/T 17. ROJTV "m&s &»&r;pm^uwm** LAKE ROSSEAU TOURIST HOTELS BOARDING HOUSES AND CAMPS IN ONTARIO The following abbreviations are used in this Directory:— A American Plan (i.e., rate includes room and meals). B Hotel sends out its own booklet to enquirers. C Hotel has also cottages to rent. E European Plan (i.e., rate means room only). S Open in Summer only, in some cases extending into Fall. All other hotels not so marked are (so far as is known) open all the year. RAILWAY STATION. The railway station (or port of landing) for every point is always that bearing the same name as the town, unless otherwise mentioned, and unless shown as on another railway, is always a Canadian Pacific Railway station. POST-OFFICE ADDRESS. The post-office address of the hotel is always that of the station, unless otherwise mentioned. DISTANCE. The distance shown is that from the station mentioned. RATES. The rates quoted are the lowest stated by the hotel itself. MUSKOKA LAKES LAKE MUSKOKA Town Proprietor or Manager Plan Rate No. of per Rooms Day Rate BALA (MUSKOKA GATEWAY) Bala Wharf Inn Mrs. J. Paterson AS Birch Haven Inn Mrs. Helen Dowson ASB Cinderella Lodge A. Pherrill AS Fairview Lodge Mrs. E. Wright AS Grand View Lodge...Miss L. M. Wilson... AS Grassmere House Patterson Bros ABS Highway Inn Mrs. M. White A Highview Hotel Mrs. A. H. Sammons AS Kimberley Lodge J. Ripley AS Long Lake Lodge Mrs. E. L. Northcote AC Moon Chute House..F. Tooke AS pine Grove Lodge....Mrs. J. R. Brush AS Roselawn Hotel T. Burgess AS Swastika F. W. Sutton ABS Tree Lawn Mrs. C. H. Pike.... AS Twin Cedar Lodge...A. Nelson AS Windsor Mrs. W. McDivitt.... A 12 28 20 10 6 11 12 12 40 15 14 10 10 56 12 12 60 2.50 up 3.00 2.00 3.00 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 3.00 2.50 up 3.00 2.00 2.50 3.50 2.50 2.50 4.00 up 15.00 12.00 up 14.00 14.00 up 12.00 up 12.50 up 14.00 14.00 15.00 18.00 14.00 12.00 20.00 is.oo 22.50 up Distance from Station at dock \x/i miles XA mile K mile 2 miles V/2 miles 100 yards 3^ mile 2 miles Yz mile 4 miles 500 yards 1 mile XA mile M mile M mile K mile Proprietor or Manager BALA PARK (Station, Bala) Bala Park House Mrs. W. E. Ham AS 10 2.00 14.00 up 2V2 miles Clovelly Inn W. E. F. Colwill ABCS 25 3.00 16.00 iy2 miles BEAUMARIS (Station, Bala) Beaumaris J. E. McDonald ABS Roseneath Mrs. T. Mears ABS BRACEBRIDGE (Station, Bala) Albion A. W. Tingey.... A Bracebridge Inn Mrs.. W. B. Moore .. A Queens J. Thomson A DUDLEY (Station Bala) Cape May R. Mortimer AS Cottage Camps L. Keeley AS GRAVENHURST (Station, Bala) Albion Mrs. M. Wasley A Fern Glen Mrs. M. F. Baillie.... ACS Gilmour House R. P. PowelL A Glen Ridge Lodge....C. B. Pitcher AS Pine Dale Inn J. D. Brown ABCS HUTTON HOUSE (Station, Bala) Hutton House Mrs. J. Hutton ASB 20 2.50 up 16.00 10 miles Scarcliff C. W. Riley ABS 15 2.00 up 12.00 8 miles 112 5.00 up 35.00 up 10 miles 15 3.00 15.00 up 10 miles 30 2.50 up 14.00 25 miles 40 2.00 up 10.00 25 miles 30 3.50 up 25 miles 20 Apply 12.00 up 2H miles .... 2.50 15.00 2^ miles 40 3.00 up 15.00 up 22 miles 20 3.50 18.00 22 miles 28 3.00 12.00 up 22 miles 12 2.75 14.00 up 20 miles 100 3.00 up 14.00 up 22 miles MILFORD BAY (Station Bala) Cedar Wild H. J. Sawyer ABS 100 4.00 up Inglewood Misses Riley AS 11 2.00 up MORTIMER'S POINT (Station, Bala) Pleasant View A. H. Bickmore ABCS 40 3.00 ROSSCLAIR (Station, Bala) Rossclair F. W. Foreman A 10 2.50 TORRANCE (Station, Bala) Camp Pine Crest (Boys) Y.M.C.A ASB East Bay House Mrs. S. Packer AS Fairview House W. G. Jeslin.. AS Muskoka Springs Resort W. O. Whiting AC White House Farm..Mrs. T. Jeffery A WALKER'S POINT (Station, Bala) Montcalm Villa M. J. Burnett ABCS Walker House Mrs. H. Walker ABS WHITESIDE (Station, Bala) American House J. Higgins. Distance per from Week Station 18.00 up 11 miles 11.00 up 11 miles 14.00 up 7 miles 12.00 up 8 miles 15" 8 Apply 2.50 2.00 12.50 12.00 up 12.00 4 miles 6 miles 3 miles 11 16 2.50 2.50 15.00 15.00 2 miles 4 miles 9 19 3.00 3.00 16.00 up 12.00 up 14 miles 9 miles Town Proprietor or Manager Plan No. of Rooms Rate per Day Rate per Week Distance from Station 56 2.50 75 14 34 10 14 100 18 32 2.50 3.00 3.50 up 3.00 3.00 FERNDALE (Station, Bala) Canadian Keswick .. ABS GREGORY (Station, Bala) Nepahwin-Gregory Mrs. Graham-Bell....ABCS JUDDHAVEN (Station, Bala) Ernescliffe A. Judd..... ABS Rest Harbor R. Judd .... AS The Bluff T. L. Snow ABCS MINETT (Station, Bala) Balmoral House Mrs. H. Wallace AS Cheltonia Mrs. W. E. Fraling.. ASC Cleveiands House ....S. A. Minett ASB Leefholme E. C. Leef... ACS Paignton House R. D. Pain AS MORINUS (Station, Bala) Morinus House E. Jacques AB PORT CARLING (Station, Bala) Arcadia Mrs. Z. Hundert. Havington Farm W. K. Foreman & Son ABSC Oak Crest Lodge......Miss E. Morrison ABS Port Carling House..Mrs. G. Connell AB Riverdale Lodge Miss E. M. SeehaverABCS Sunnybrae D. W. McArthur. AS Wharerah..... Miss Hughes AS PORT SANDFIELD (Station, Bala) Edgewood Cottage ..Miss James AS 12 2.00 (P.O., Elgin House) Elgin Lodge F. Carr AS Gleniffer Braes Mrs. J. E. Hurrell.... AS Hillview W. Hall AS ROSSEAU (Station, Bala) Bay View Lodge Mrs. M. E. Morris .. AS 15 2.50 Bide-a-Wee Mrs. V. Einarson AB 15 2.50 Canadian Inn W. R. Meads AS 18 3.00 Glenburnie Mrs. J. K. Brown .. AS 10 Apply Maplehurst Mrs. J. P. Brown .... AS 17 3.50 up Monteith Inn Shopsowitz& Helfend ABS 100 4.00 up Rossmoyne House....J. Ariss ABCS 30 2.50 ROSTREVOR (Station Bala) Rostrevor Major E. Trump ACS ROYAL MUSKOKA (Station, Bala) Royal Muskoka. A. P. Thompson ABSC 167 7.00 up THOREL HOUSE (Station, Bala) Thorel House G. Thorel AS WIGWASSAN (Station, Bala) Wigwassan Lodge ..G. A. Martin A WINDERMERE (Station, Bala) Fife House A. W. Fife ABSC Ingleside W. W. Brooks ABS King's Park J. C. Wilson ABCS Maple Leaf House...!. Hough ABSC Newtonia Inn F. W. Newton ACS Windermere House L. Aitken ABS WOODINGTON (Station, Bala) Woodington House M. Anderson ABS 13.00 up 13 miles 40 3.00 up 18.00 up 7 mile 3.50 up 21.00 up 8 miles 3.00 14.00 up 7 miles 3.00 18.00 up 7 miles 15.00 up 20.00 21.00 up 18.00 up 15.00 up 18 miles 17 miles 17 miles 18 miles 17 miles 27 3.00 up 15.00 up 20 miles AS 40 3.50 up 15.00 up 12 miles 35 2.50 14.00 up 12 miles 15 3.00 14,00 up 12 miles 50 3.00 up 16.00 up 12 miles 10 2.00 12.00 up 12 miles 12 2.50 14.00 12 miles 15 Apply 14.00 up 12 miles 6 miles 12 3.00 18.00 up 7 miles 14 2.00 6 miles 6 2.50 14.00 10 miles 12.00 up 26 miles 14.00 26 miles 16.00 25 miles Apply 26 miles 22.00 up 25 miles 28.00 up 26 miles 15.00 up 26 miles 50 5.00 up 25.00 up 8 miles 40 2.50 up 14.00 up 16 miles 60 3.50 up 16.00 up 15 miles 31 3.50 up 18.00 up 15 miles VH 10.00 up 13.00 up 30 2.50 up 11 miles 40 3.00 16.00 up 16 miles 20 5.00 30.00 up 17 miles 100 4.50 up 25.00 up 26 miles 62 3.00 up 20.00 up 20 miles LAKE JOSEPH CRAIG IE LEE (Station, Barnesdale) Carlingford F. J. Ames ASBC 20 ELGIN HOUSE (Station, Bala) Elgin House L. E. Love ABCS 200 GORDON BAY Island View Hotel....A. J. Stokes ASB 33 HAMIL'S POINT (Station, MacTier) The Highlands L. Watson ABS 50 LAKE STEWART (Station and P.O., MacTier) Buckeye Inn H. O. Clinch AS 10 PINELANDS (Station, Bala) Belmont House Mrs. W. H. Fairhall.. ABS 75 Pinelands House E. H. Jones ABSC 35 STANLEY HOUSE (Station, Gordon Bay) Stanley House Mrs. W. Bisonnette ABS 30 2.50 14.00 up 25 miles 4.50 up 24.50 up 20 miles 3.00 up 18.00 up 1 mile 12.00 up 6 miles 2.50 12.00 1 mile 3.00 17.00 up 9 miles 3.00 up 18.00 up 9 miles 3.50 up 16.50 up SJ4 miles KAWARTHA and SIMCOE LAKES , ABS 20 3.50 13.00 up 5 miles ATHERLEY (Station, Orillia) Aldavon Villa G, A, Lister AS 20 3.00 Fern Cottage Mrs. J. H. Pettapiece AB 41 Apply Lakeview House A. L. O'Connell ABS 50 3.50 Orchard Point Inn ..A. Therrien ABS 86 3.00 up BOBCAYGEON Kenosha Inn D. Inrig AB 22 2.50 up Lakeview House J. McL. Oliver AS 30 2.50 Locust Lodge Mrs. W. T. Edgar.... AS 38 2.50 up Red Rock Inn Mrs. W. J. Thomas A 12 2.00 16.00 up 3 miles Apply 5 miles 18.00 up 3 miles 18.00 up 2^ miles 15.00 up 200 yards 14.00 3 miles 17.50 up U miles 12.00 up 5 miles KAWARTHA and SIMCOE LAKES—Concluded GEORGIAN BAY—Concluded LAKE ONTARIO and the ST. LAWRENCE Town Proprietor or Manager Plan No. of Rooms Rate per Day Rate per Week Distance from Station Rockland House H. R. Davis ABC 50 Stonyhurst Inn N. Beck ABC 20 The Cedars C. Crowe ACS 25 The Whyte House....C. H. Pardy ABS 38 2.50 15.00 up 300 yards 2.50 14.00 Y mile 2.50 14.00 6 miles 2.50 up 16.00 up 300 yards BURLEIGH FALLS (Station, Peterboro ; reached by Motor Bus) Burleigh Falls Fishing Club A. E. Wagner ABS 33 3.00 up 21.00 up 20 miles Park Mrs. N. Doughty ABC 45 3.50 20.00 up 20 miles Somerset Mrs. N. Davey .. AS 10 3.00 up 20 miles CAESAREA (Station, Burketon) Frayer's Camp F. Frayer AS 10 2.50 12.00 8 miles Glen Lake L. M. MacDonald.... AS 10 2.50 12.00 3 miles Kenosha F. F. Harran AS 50 2.50 12.00 8 miles Lakeview A. Harran ASB 15 2.50 12.00 8 miles CROWS LANDING (Station, Norwood; Reach by Motor Bus—Motor Boat) Belvidere R. Lennox AS 17 2.00 14.00 14 miles Bide-A-Wee Mrs. C. W. Waters.. AS 10 2.50 15.00 14 miles Burnham Lodge F. M. Burnham ABS 12 3.00 21.00 14 miles DEER BAY (Station, Peterboro; Reached by Motor Stage. P.O., Lakefieid R.R.l) Bayview Inn W. H. Pearson.. A 20 3.00 Apply 20 miles Beachwood. ,...E. M. Beach. A 25 3.50 Apply 20 miles HALL'S BRIDGE (Station, Peterboro; reached by Motor Bus) Buckhorn Lodge E. McCaffrey ACB 30 2.50 up Apply 20 miles Windsor G. Fulton. AS 17 3.00 18.00 up 20 miles JACKSON'S POINT (Lake Simcoe) Distance from Toronto Lakeview House H. W. Sanders... ASC 70 3.00 up 16.00 up 40 miles Simkincoe R. M. Moore....... AS 20 2.50 15.00 50 miles JANETVILLE (Station Burketon) Bradburn House W. G. Bradburn A 6 1.50 up 6.00 11 miles KAWARTHA PARK (Station, Peterboro; reached by motor) The Maple Leaf J. Cassidy AS 15 2.50 up 15.00 up 20 miles Woodside D.H.Charlton... A 15 2.50 up 15.00 up 19 miles LAKEFIELD (Station, Peterboro; reached by Motor Stage) Commercial W. H. Peacock. A 12 3.00 18.00 up 10 miles Lakefieid Inn A. G. Lawless ABC 41 2.50 18.00 up 10 miles LINDSAY Benson Elsmure Grand Royal ....Hyatt & Wellman.... A ....F. W. Coatsworth.... E ....B. Everson A ....J. McConnell A 45 3.50 up 200 yards 42 1.25 up 8.00 up 4 blocks 17 2.50 8.00 up 5 blocks 25 2.50 10.00 up 2 blocks McCRACKEN'S LANDING (Station, Peterboro; reached by Motor) Wantasa Inn F. Morgan ABCS 20 4.00 up 25.00 up 22 miles MOUNT JULIAN (Station, Peterboro; reached by Motor Stage) Mt. Julian Mrs. W. Thompson.. AB 21 3.50 20.00 29 miles Viamede Mrs. W. L. Ianson... ABS 50 4.00 20.00 up 29 miles OAK ORCHARD (Station and P.O., Peterboro; reached by Motor) Oak Orchard Lodge P. Alexander. ABSC 25 6.00 up Apply 16 miles ORILLIA Champlain Hotel T. Miller A 22 Lake Shore House....D. M. Fisher ASC 25 Orillia House D. M« Fisher A 50 Palmer G. McArthur A 37 Royal Hotel F. J. Suter A 38 The Hermitage Inn..W. T. Stephens ACS 40 PAUDASH (Reached by Motor from Peterboro) Six Point Lodge A. D. Greene ABS 35 PETERBORO Empress G. N Graham A Grand O. L. Dalgleish A King's D. N. King. A Montgomery E. H. Brown A White House W. Appleyard..... A 3.00 up 21.00 up 200 yards 3.00 up 18.00 up Y mile 3.00 up 10.00 up Y mile 2.50 up 10.00 up 3 blocks 2.50 up 12.00 up 400 yards 3.00 up 20.00 up 1 mile 5.00 32.00 8. 24 25 30 35 4.00 up 28.00 up 3.00 14.00 up 3.00 18.00 2.50 4.00 55 miles A mile Y mile A mile Y mile Y mile STURGEON POINT (Station, Lindsay) Lake View Inn Miss F. Walkey ASB THURSTONIA PARK (Station, Dunsford) Earnscliff Lodge R. R. Fawcett ABS Greenhurst Inn Miss L. Kennedy. ABS Leeborough Inn Mrss. H. Lee ABS Swastika Hotel P. H. Skitch ABCS WASHAGO (Station, Orillia) Riverdale Hall J. A. LeQuyer ASC 15 Seminole R. A. Milne A 20 20 1.50 8.00 up 20 miles 2.00 up 12.00 up 2.00 up 12.00 up 2.50 up 15.00 up 1.75 up 11.00 up 2.75 3.25 17.50 2 miles 2 miles 2 miles 2 miles. 12 miles 12 miles YOUNG'S POINT (Station, Peterboro; reached by Motor Bus) Carleton W. McFarlane A 20 2.50 18.00 up 14 miles Kearney's Mrs. J. C. Kearney.. A 10 3.00 18.00 14 miles Lakeview House :.....H. B. Simons A 26 3.00 18.00 14 miles South Beach W. E. Brooks ABSC 50 3.50 up 20.00 up 15 miles GEORGIAN BAY BIGWOOD Commercial - ..H. H. Porlier A 15 2.00 13.00 100 yards BLACK ROAD (P. O. Rosseau Road) Crane Lake House ..Mrs. M. Van Koughnett AS 15 3.00 FRENCH RIVER French River Chalet Bungalow Camp ABS (P.O., Asinka) Outlying Camp at Pine Rapids. French River 15 54 Apply Apply 9 miles 300 yards 'Supply Post H.Elder.. (P.O., Bigwood) Apply Apply 150 yards Rate Plan No. of per Rooms Day 5.00 1.50 up 80 2.85 up 40 2.50 up 5.00 5.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 Town Proprietor or Manager Bon Air G. R. Elder ACS 18 3.50 (P.O., Bon Air) Lift the Latch A. Strathdee. A 30 4.00 (P.O. Asinka) Masterton's Sportsmen's Camp Mrs. A. W. Masterton ABS 35 3.00 (P.O., Bigwood, Ont.) MAGNETAWAN (Station, Parry Sound) Camp We-Na-Nak ..F. J. Schmeler ACB Klondike W. M. Laughlan A 21 MANITOWANING (Station, Little Current) Queen's T. Ham A 50 3.00 MIDLAND Georgian D. Thompson A Queens W. Kinnee A MONETVILLE (Station Rutter) Samoset Camps Mrs. L. Cameron ABCS 20 Memquisit Lodge C. Britton ..ABCS 20 NOELVILLE (Station, Rutter) Camp Thomas J. Thomas A 12 Edna's Camp.. Edna Mayer ASCB 20 Woolsey Hotel O. Dambremont ACS 20 West Arm Inn J. Pedneault ACS 20 OTTER LAKE Elliott House H. W. Hill AB OWEN SOUND Balmy Beach Lodge J. K. McLaughlan.... AS 30 King George A. J. Wadhams A 30 Paterson House G. Marron A 70 Queen's A. Findlay A 50 Seldon House A. B. L. Wright A 45 PAKESLEY Ka-wig-A-Mog Lodge C. C. Courtney AC 50 Lost Channel Inn A. Gregoire. A 16 PARRY SOUND Adanac J. L. Haggart ABS 16 Camp Franklin Christie Bros A 125 Kipling A. J. O'Neill ABS 40 Kitchener A. Gilchrist A 20 New Brunswick J. D. Pender. A 35 New Belvedere A. G. Peebles ABS 110 New Windsor A. H. Austin E 10 Rose Point W. G. Thomson ABSC 75 Victoria T. J. Calder A 20 PICKEREL Camp T. T. Tupper. ASC 16 Kagamaga Lodge A. E. Burkhardt.. A 17 POINTE AU BARIL Bellevue Mrs. E. O. Finley. ACS 25 The Ojibway H. C. Davis ABCS 80 (P.O., Ojibway Island) Skerryvore E. M. Barker ABCS 44 PORT McNICOLL The Inn H. Quon A 32 PORT SEVERN (Station, Lovering) Bayview Mrs. G. Brown ABC 30 Camp Rawley F. O. Rawson ABCS 60 White Pine Inn J. Boyer ABC 10 SEVERN FALLS Severn Lodge G. N. Crummel ASB 35 Waubic Mrs. E. Niepage ASC 25 WANAPITEI Grand Union F. Maratti A Rate Distance per from Week Station 24.00 Y mile Hmile 25.00 1 mile Apply 24 miles 10.00 up 14 miles 10.00 22 miles 17.00 up 300 yards 12.50 up 150 yards 21.00 18.00 18.00 18.00 32 miles1 32 miles 24 miles! 18 miles1 18 miles 20 miles 40 2.50 up 14.00 up Yt mile 2.50 3.00 3.50 up 3.00 3.00 up 15.00 10.00 up 10.00 up 24.00 up 2.50 21.00 up 2.00 up 14.00 4 miles 5 blocks Y mile Y mile 3 blocks 15 miles! 10 miles, 3.00 3.00 up 2.50 up 3.00 3.50 5.00 3.00 5.00 up 3.00 17.00 up 21 miles 18.00 up 17 miles 15.00 up IK miles 14.00 200 yards Y mile Y, mile Yt mile 3 milesj Yt mile 28.00 up 18.00 3.00 5.00 18.00 35.00 4.00 17.50 up 4.00 up 19.00 up 4.00 21.00 up 6 milesj Yt mile i 4 miles 7 miles 7 miles Y mile 3.00 15.00 up 6 miled 3.00 20.00 up 6 miles! 2.50 15.00 10 miles 3.25 up 20.00 up 5 milesj 2.00 12.00 1 mile 8 1.50 10.00 300 yardsj LAKE ONTARIO AND THE ST. LAWRENCE BATTERSEA (Station, Kingston) Granite House C Lake AB 30 4.00 Loughborough View J. C. Enders ACS 14 Sanger's E. Sanger AS 25 BELLEVILLE Belvidere W. F Allore A 40 Crystal Jas. Cowan A 30 New Queen's Mrs. J. B. Ryan A 74 Quinte J. V. Jenkins. AB 100 BEWDLEY (Station, Port Hope) Holdaways R. F. Holdaway ABCS 12 Kennedy Hotel W. W. Kennedy ACS 9 Rice Lake Inn P. W. Farr AS 16 BOWMANVILLE Bowman House R. Fraser E 33 1.50 Balmoral W.H.Flaherty A 30 1.25 up 25.00 4.00 up 25.00 up 3.50 25.00 16 milej4 16 miles 16 miles 3.00 up 3.00 up 3.25 up 4.00 up 17.50 up Y mile Y mile 3 blocks 3 blocks 2.50 up 15.00 up 10 miles 2.50 up 15.00 up 10 miles 2.50 up 12.00 up 10 miles 2 blocks Y mile BRIGHTON Clarendon D. E. Harrison A 30 2.00 up 12.00 175 yards BROCKVILLE Brock A. A. Hood A Clifton House W. J. O'Connor A Commercial L. Archinal E Garbutts Brockville Trust- Saving Co AB Grand Central A. H. Ness EA Manitonna Hotel H. D. Duby EB Revere Johnston Bros E 10 2.00 14 2.50 21 1.00 8.00 up Y mile 10.00 Y mile 5.00 Y mile 20 3.00 up 20.00 up Yt mile 55 1.00 up Apply Yt mile 76 2.00 up Apply Y2 mile 85 1.75 up Apply H mile Town COBOURG British —Concluded Rate Proprietor or Plan No. of per Manager Rooms Day Rate per Week ...E. L. Caughey & Son A 50 3.50 Chateau Mrs. Cadieux A 35 3.00 up Lakehurst J. Dillon ECS 23 1.50 up Lakeview J. J. Roberts A 25 3.00 New Dunham A. Ingram A 28 3.00 New Royal Mrs. E. G. Fisher A 20 3.00 The Baltimore J. W. Mackie A 35 2.50 COLBORNE Brunswick. J. Ryan A 35 New Queen's Hotel..J. O'Connor A 34 CORNWALL Carleton Z. Runions A 18 2.50 Chateau Stanley R. Jannaud A 25 3.00 Cornwallis N Fall EB 84 2.50 Grand Hotel A. Miron A 12 2.50 King George T. Kaneb A 60 3.00 New Windsor Mrs. A. Laplante A 40 3.00 Royal Hotel F. Lefebvre A 60 3.00 GORES LANDING (Station, Cobourg) Rice Lake House A. E. Harris 12.00 Distance from Station Y mile % mile 1 mile % mile Yt mile Y mile A mile 2.50 10.00 up 1Y miles 2.00 up 10.00 up 1 mile 10.00 15.00 Apply 15.00 15.00 15.00 AS 20 3.50 21.00 KINGSTON British-American B. H. Leggatt Chateau Belvidere....M. McPherson.... Frontenac J. A. Hughes LaSalle A. S. Randolph... New Windsor J. S. Gilmour Plaza H. M. Johnston.. Prince George G. Rothwell NEWCASTLE Elmhurst Inn W. E. Purdy Queen's Mr. Kesteven OSHAWA Central Hotel McCrohan's Ltd Commercial C. Lancaster. Genosha Hotel E. A. Leach PORT HOPE Clifton House Mrs. E. Barber Greenwood Tower....F. G. Sproule Ontario ...Mrs. M. Lowe Queens. F. Keeler... Spruce Lodge C. Jacob PRESCOTT Queen Alexander A. E. Horan.. Daniels J. P. Dayle A E A E A A AC A A 45 50 60 140 40 30 30 3.00 up 3.00 up 4.00 up 2.50 up 3.50 3.50 up 3.00 Apply 12 3.50 20 2.50 Apply Apply 20.00 14.00 18.00 10.00 E 50 2.00 up 14.00 A 50 3.50 21.50 AB 105 2.50 up Apply A A A A A E E 8 1.75 18 3.00 21 2.20 40 3.50 10 2.50 9.50 15.00 9.00 Apply 12.00 % mile 6 miles Y mile % mile Y mile Y mile A mile 11 miles) 100 yards Y mile 1 block Y mile Y mile 5 blocks 100 yards Y mile Y mile Y mile Yt mile 1 mile 3 blocks Y block) Y block Y block ? 4 blocks^ 40 1.00 up 10.00 up 3 blocks 83 1.00 up 10.00 up 3 blocks PRESQU'ILE POINT (Station and P.O., Presqu'ile G. Quick Brighton) ACS 38 3.00 17.50 6 miles TRENTON Firhurst Manor J. J. Sutcliffe Gilbert J. G. Kerr. Royal C. B. Treverton WHITBY Royal A. Rosseau Whitby Mrs. L. S. Bandel... A A A A A 30 3.00 up Apply \ZA mile 52 3.50 up \Yt miles 16 1.50 up Apply 1 mile 35 3.00 Apply 25 2.50 up Apply Y mile 1 mile RIDEAU AND MAZINAW LAKES CALABOGIE Legree House Mrs. F. Hayword .... A 15 2.50 12.00 CHRISTIE LAKE Red Cedar Inn J. R. Marks.. . ACS 20 2.00 up 15.00 CLOYNE (Station, Kaladar) Fernleigh Lodge J. C. Ahr AB (P. O. Cloyne) Rutland Lodge Mrs. C. T. Rutland A (P. O. Cloyne) Salmon's Resort G. Salmon AC Wickware C. Cole A 100 10 20 19 2.50 Apply 2.50 2.00 CROW LAKE Idlewild W. Reynolds. A 8 2.25 KALADAR Bayview J. R. Perry AC 10 2.50 (P.O., Myers Cave) Latonia W. W. Vilmeff A 10 2.00 MARMORA (Station, Bonarlaw) Marble Point Lodge W. Jeffrey ASB 40 Apply Tipperary House T. Potts ASCB 40 2.00 Royal J. Johnson... ACS 50 2.50 15.00 12.00 12.00 10.00 14.00 15.00 10.00 12.50 up 12.00 10.00 MERRICKVILLE City G. Louis... A 25 2.50 Apply MYERS CAVE (Station Kaladar) Perry's Hotel... J. R. Perry AS 75 2.50 NORTH BROOK (Station, Kaladar) Tourist Hotel F. Bamford AS 20 2.00 OTTY LAKE PARK (Station and P.O., Perth) Ouneta Inn T. A. Consitt ACS 18 3.50 OTTY LAKE PARK (Station ana P.O., Perth) Ouneta Inn T. A. Consitt ACS 18 3.50 PERTH Imperial Mrs. E. Lambert A Perth Hotel N. B. Nicoll... A Revere House Mrs. P. J. Kehoe A SHARBOT LAKE Hillcrest D. Buchanan A Munro T. J. Munro AC SMITH'S FALLS tt ,„ _ Arlington Mrs. P. Halhnan E Arran Hall J. Brinkman A 30 30 30 10 20 30 10 2.50 3.00 up 3.00 2.50 2.50 1.00 3.00 12.00 10.00] 21.00] 21.00 10.00 i2!66 15.00 15.00 3.50 up Y mile 300 yards 18 miles 17 miles 15 mile« 14 mile* 4 miles 15 miles 500 yaras 7 miles 7 miles 5 miles Y mile 15 miles 8 miles ZY miles %Y miles Y mile 4 blocks Yt mile 5 min. 100 yards 8 blocks 4 blocks RIDEAU and MAZINAW LAKES—Concluded OTTAWA TO SAULT STE. MARIE—Concludec Town Proprietor or Manager Plan No. of Rooms Rate per Day Palliser A. Allen E 45 2.50 Rideau. , F. M. Powers A 60 3.50 Russell L. M. Martin A 35 2.50 TICHBORNE Gordon Lodge C. McGregor AC 6 2.50 Kennedy's Resort ..W. Kennedy A 5 2.50 Lake View J.Steele AS 9 2.50 Tichborne C. B. Clobridge AC 8 2.50 Tourist's Home H. M. Shillington .... AC 15 2.50 TRENT RIVER (Station, Havelock) Cedar Isle Mrs. A. Wright.... Rate Distance per from Week Station 8.00 70 yards 8.00 7 blocks 10.00 8 blocks 15.00 17.50 14.00 15.00 15.00 ACS 26 2.50 16.00 %Y miles TWEED Huyck House H. Courneyea A 25 Ottawa House G. Lalonde A 10 2.50 2.50 7.00 7.00 LAKES HURON AND ERIE GODERICH Bedford G. H. Litt British Exchange W. T. Pellow.. Sunset C. C. Lee PORT BURWELL Lakeside Mrs. J. Fick.. A 50 E 40 ABS 100 2.50 up 10.00 up 2.50 10.00 4.00 22.00 up 5 min. 5 min. 1 mile Y mile Y mile 27 3.50 10.00 100 yards PORT DOVER (L. E. & N., from Gait) Commercial L. S. Thompson A Erie Beach Hotel J. Lunenfeld AS Norfolk C. E. Gamble A Orchard Beach W. M. Buck ACS PORT STANLEY (London and Port Stanley Clifton House Mrs. S. Vollans A Garden Inn Mrs. W. W. Williamson A Hillcrest Inn Mrs. C. Raynor- Shipp A Orion J. Bartholomew ABS PRESTON (G.R.R. from Gait) Braeside Lodge.........Miss J. L. Robb AB Central F. Church A Commercial Hotel....H. Forler A Kress W. F. Kress.... AB Preston Springs G. A. Randall AB Queens Hotel A. Schmaltz A 15 2.50 12.00 Y mile 75 2.50 15.00 1 block 25 2.00 up 10.00 1 block 50 2.50 14.00 up 2 blocks Ry. from St. Thomas) 25 2.50 10.00 up Y mile 15 2.00 Apply Y mile 40 4.50 40 3.00 24.50 16.00 up 25 5.00 35.00 up 22 3.50 24.50 25 2.50 Apply 50 4.00 20.00 up 70 7.00 up 45.00 up 25 2.50 up Apply Y mile Y mile 200 yards Y mile Y mile 1 block 100 yards Y mile 17 miles 300 yards 150 yards 9 3.00 up 18.00 up 10 miles OTTAWA TO SAULT STE. MARIE ARNPRIOR New Byrne J. R. Byrne A 40 2.50 up 17.50 up 220 yards BEAR ISLAND (T. & N.O. Ry. Station, Temagami) Lake View House ....J. Turner Jr ABC 25 3.00 21.00 BLIND RIVER American A 22 2.50 Apply Harmonic A. Berthlette A 20 2.75 Apply DAYTON (Station, Thessalon) Tween the Lakes Mrs. D. S. Morin .... A DEAN LAKE Algoma Hotel J. Filiatrault A (P.O., Iron Bridge) Huronic W. J. Beharriell A DESBARATS Desbarats W. M. McBain AC GORE BAY (Station, Little Current) Ocean House T. R. Porter ACB Queens A. C. Bryan AC HILTON BEACH (Station, Desbarats) Lake View J. Brouillard A 50 2.50 up 17.50 KAGAWONG (Station, Little Current) Havelock A. A. Hunt 15 2.00 12 2.00 20 3.50 25 2.50 18 3.00 20 2.50 9.00 160 yards 10.00 20 yards 21.00 10.00 20.00 16.50 42 miles 42 miles 7 miles 30 miles Town RENFREW Exchange Ottawa House Renfrew Union House Proprietor or Manager Plan No. of Rooms 3 miles BY miles SY miles 175 yards 6 miles ..Mrs. J. Dunbar A ..A. Gravelle A ..A. Thurston A ..J. G. Forgie A SAULT STE. MARIE Algonquin T. Nault... A Grand View Miss L. Lafontaine E Windsor P. M. Everett E Royal Mrs. T. Keenan E STURGEON FALLS Kervin Camps ....Kervin Bros King Edward Jos. Furi.no A Kirkup C. E. Hawley A Memquisit Lodge ....Capt. C. Britton ASB Queens W. E. Dompierre A St. Louis Mrs. C. Roy A Windsor F. Chaput A SUDBURY Balmoral J. T. O'Connor E Frood Hotel N. Perkovich E International ....A. Tonttila E King Edward C. Johnson A Nickel Range H. Eli E New American A. H. Raby... E New Queen's ..W. H. Riddell E TEMAGAMI (T. & N.O. Ry.) Ashigan Andach W. Friday ACS Camp Bigive G. Mcintosh AS Camp Chimo G. S. Gooderham ABS Camp Eucaroma R. D. Morgan ABCS Camp Ojibway W. K. Gunn ABSC Camp Timagami (Boys') A. L. Cochrane ASB Ka-Kena Inn G. C. Smith ABCS Keewadin Camp (Boys') Keewadin CampsLtd Ronnoco A. Stevens ASC Timagami Lodge Spittel & Dinsmore..ABCS 25 50 60 18 50 52 160 40 Rate per Day 2.50 2.50 4.00 up 2.00 4.50 up 1.50 up 3.50 up 1.50 up Rate Distance! per from Week Station 7.00 up Y mile 10.00 up 150yards 1 block 7.00 Y mile 7.00 up Apply 7.00 up 3 min. Mmile, 4 blocks 1 mile 21 37 18 15 15 30 42 15 11 100 150 80 40 Apply Apply 2.50 15.00 3 blocks 3.00 up 17.50 up 200yards 5.00 35.00 22 miles 2.00 up 2 blocks 2.00 up 3 blocks 3.00 15.00 100 yards 1.50 up 1.00 up 1.00 up . 3.75 up 2.00 up . 1.00 up 1.00 up 6.00 25 20 34 4 blocks YYz miles \Y miles 2 blocks 4 blocks 3 blocks A mile 17 miles 4.00 25.00 Apply 26.00 5.00 up 30.00 up 4.00 up 25.00 up 14 miles 5.00 30.00 24 miles 5.00 4.00 Apply 3.00 4.50 up 35.00 25.00 Apply 20.00 22 miles 18 miles 27 miles 100 yards 28.00 up 17 miles TEMAGAMI ISLAND (Station and P.O., Temagami, T. & N.O. Ry.) Ogama Camp D. Derosier 4.00 up 32.00 up 16 miles Wabi-Kon Camp H. W. Wilson ABS .... 4.00 up 32.00 up 17 miles THESSALON Heffernan J. G. McCartney A O'Connor Inn C. O'Connor. A TROUT MILLS (Station, North Bay) Camp Champlain E. L. Hughes ABSC WEBBWOOD Windsor T. Amdori A WHITEFISH (Station and P.O., for Lake Penage) Bonniview ....H. G. Hutchinson.... ABS Log Cabin Camps....Mrs. A. Hotti ABS Penage P. Falzette A Sheehan Camp G. E. Brown ABS WILLISVILLE (Station, Espanola) Green's Camp B. H. Green ASBC Lehman's Camps F. B. Lehman ABC 40 14 3.50 2.50 16.00 16.00 2 miles 2 miles 3.50 up 21.00 up 9 miles 30 2.50 15.00 400 yards e) 21 15 18 20 3.50 3.50 2.50 up 3.50 24.50 24.50 24.50 11 miles 9 miles 150 yards 15 miles 40 4.00 3.00 28.00 21.00 12 miles 10 miles 7 miles LITTLE CURRENT Killarney Mountain Camp S. F. Cork. La Cloche View Camp H. C. Hawkins ABS Mansion House J. H. Tinkus. A MASSEY Clifton Hotel J. C. Hunter A Cutler Lake Lodge ..W. McKnight ABCS MATTAWA Mattawa K. McKechnie ABC Trans Canada. A. Morel A MOOR LAKE Moorlake Mrs. E. Lee A Rapid des Joachim Q. J. Chouinard A NORTH BAY Continental J. Symington E Empire Hotel L. Devine E King George W. Brazeau E Queens M. C. Shepherd A PEMBROKE Copeland Mrs. A. A. Roy E Copeland I. Roy E Mackay. T. Laundrauilt A Leland M. J. Needam A Pembroke J. B. Teevens AB Windsor. Mrs. R. Cecile A ABS 24 2.25 up 16.00 up 14 miles WEST OF SUDBURY FORT WILLIAM Adanac D. L. Crites E 42 1.00 up Avenue J. McCranor E 100 1.00 up New Empire M. Hurtig. E 50 1.00 up Royal Edward G. Wilson EB 105 2.00 up St. Louis H. Nash E 50 1.00 up Simpson J. E. Freeman E 75 1.00 Victoria T. L. Harrison E 50 .75 up KEEWATIN Miller's Lodge Mrs. J. S. McOnie... KENORA __ Devil's Gap Lodge ABCS Commercial A. I. Katz E Dalmore J. Sauerbrei A ' Ottawa R. McKay A Kenricia D. Reed A 3.50 8.00 5.00 Apply Apply 5.00 5.00 Y mile Y mile Y mile 4 blocks Y mile A mile 3 blocks A 30 3.50 21.00 300 yards 12 6.00 50 4.75 up 9 3.00 30 3.00 24.50 30.00 15.00 100 yards 18.00 9 miles 40 3.50 40 3.50 14 2.50 10 2.50 80 1.00 up 102 2.00 up 22 1.00 up 65 3.50 up 80 1.25 up 80 1.25 up 30 2.00 25 2.00 65 3.00 40 2.00 18.00 up Y mile 18.00 Y mile 50 yards Apply 6 miles 50 21 22 10 miles J LOON Y mile 1 Loon Lake Hotel S. Andrew AC 12 1 METAGAMA „„ I Bates' Camps M. U. Bates EBC .... NIPIGON International Mrs. Defazio E 18 Ovilio Hotel „..D. Gentile E 15 Nipigon Inn S. A. McDougall E 32 PORT ARTHUR „„ ;A Mariaggi M. Hurtig EC 110 New Ontario... B.R.King E 75 Prince Arthur Can. Nat. Rys A 150 [ VERMILION BAY Boarding House J. Armstrong A 1.00 up 2.60 up 3.00 up 2.00 up 1.50 up 1.00 up 1.00 1.00 1.50 up 2.00 up 1.50 up 4.50 up ........ 3 miles 12.00 l block 17.50 up200y»do 18.00 2 blocks Apply 4 blocks 20.00 200 feet 7.00 up 1 mile Apply 100 yards Apply 150 feet 200 yards 10.00 up 100 yards 5.00 up 300 yards 50 yards 5.00 up 250 yards 200 yards 50 yards 30 yards 3 blocks 3 blocks 7.00 up 3/5 mile 10.00 Y mile 15.00 200 yards 8.00 1 block 5 2-5<> 75 yards i Whilst every attempt has been made to ensure accuracy in this directory, I the Canadian Pacific Railway cannot accept responsibility for mistakes or changes m this information, all of which has been supplied by the proprietors of the various hotels, etc., themselves. This particularly applies to rates. Nor can the Canadian Pacific Railway be responsible for the standards of service and accommodation °f any hotels in Canada, except those under its own management. Travellers who use this list and find any changes, additions or corrections necessary would confer a favor upon users of subsequent editions by reporting same to the General Publicity department, Canadian Pacific Railway, Montreal. ! OTTAWA TO SAULT PRINCIPAL Town RENFREW Proprietor or Manager STE. MARIE_Conclude I Canadian Pacific Agencies A A 50 52 160 40 Union House' T^hiirBton-••••"'.. a J* G» ^orgie.... f SAULT STE. MARIE Algonquin t xr , Grand View »V.Nau^-.. Windsor.... ;: ^\Lafontaine"' P STURGEON FAL^ * fl^ i t£: ^ouis Oj-^S'npierre..... ? Windsor Mrs« C. ftoy A ■*• Chaput... f* SUDBURY A Balmoral T », frood Hot'ei".;. i £• O'Connor P International a £erkovich *" j? King Edward.*. £' T°unttil* . E pSS^JHe ml Camp Chimo. S' Mcintosh " ^Sp CampEucaroma R S ^erhan,...;;; ABS Camp Ojibway ft vr *£orS™ Ao^| "(BSylr^ K' Gunn -'^C Ka-Kena Inn! n' h Cochrane a^r M Ca^ * Smith :'"ABCBS Ronnoco.;;;.:;;;;;; Ae^adinCai»psLtd. TEMAGAMI ,o, Dl^more..ABCS gStt Camp ISLAND (Station and P n T Wabi-Kon cSmp '£• Rosier...™. P-°" Te«agami, T. .-,_.„ ■**• w- Wilson " arc THESSALON ABS Weffernan T « O'Connor Inn r 7>-,^cCa«ney.. A TROUT MlL^s'M T- ~' ^ Ca»pChaMn!^n.<S|^.NSBa? P1*> No. of *S? Rooms Day Rate Week 2.50 2.50 4.00 up 2.00 Distance! from Station innnUp,^m«e 10.00 up ISOyards 1 block J£ mile 7.00 4.50 up 1.50 up 3.50 up 1.50 up "ink , 3 niin. A!f,0uP Simile. 7.00 up i mil #sopy App]y .... 5-00 P 35 n°nUp 22<>yards 2.00 up 35*00 22 piles 2.00 up 3.00 15.00 2 blocks 3 blocks 100 yards 42 15 11 100 150 80 40 4 blocks 1.50 up 1-00 up tl. — 1.00 up J<* miies 3.75 up *M miles 2.00 up 1.00 up 1.00 up 6.00 25 20 34 35 4.00 Apply 5.00 up 4.00 up 5.00 25.00 26.00 30.00 up 25.00 up 30.00 j miles 2 blocks 4 blocks 3 blocks H mile 17 miles 20 45 75 5.00 4.00 Apply 3.00 35.00 25.00 Apply 20.00 14 miles 24 miles 22 miles 18 miles . 27 miles 100 yards 4-*0up 28.00 upTTSSS 4.00 up 32.00 up & N.O. Ry.) 4.00 up 40 14 3.50 2.50 32.00 i 16.00 16.00 &:ood ABSC 16 miles 17 miles 2 miles 2 miles 3.50 •T. Amdori.. »P 21.00 up 9milea "onniview... —'*'¥? JW-O., for Lake P.„ > fe^binca-p3::;:^G-HuteWnS„n^keA^^) S^si^fiStt AB§ WILLISVILLE «♦ ,• ABS Green's Ca™" ^H'ofe Espanola) 30 2.50 3.50 3.50 2.50 up 3.50 15.00 24.50 24.50 400 yards 24.50 40 4.00 3.00 fe^^M WEST OF SUDBURY Avenue .'.' ?• L. Crites ™ New Empire.'; £- ^cCranor .] g W%3fc?F^§& :::: i Simpson victoria .'.".' KEEWATIN Miller's Lodge Mrs. J KENORA Co^er^f.L°d- fNaah.".: M •J- E. greeman:;;;;- 5 •T. L. Harrison...:..;;;; | 42 100 50 105 50 75 50 s- McOnit 1.00 up 1.00 up 1.00 up 2.00 up 1.00 up 1.00 •75 up 28.00 21.00 3.50 8.00 5.00 Apply Apply 5.00 5.00 11 miles , J miles 150 yards 15 miles 12 miles 10 miles % mile A mile % mile 4 blocks H mile H mile 3 blocks § 30 3'50 21.00 300 A. TKatz •ABCS yards 5? i-2?'up 12:60 , 3 miles ,1 block 1 CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES [Atlanta, Ga W. A. Shackelford 404 C. & S. Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Banff, Alta. (Summer)... J. C. Pike. Canadian Pacific Station Boston, Mass L. R. Hart 405 Boylston St. Buffalo, N.Y W. P. Wass 22 Court Street Calgary, Alta G. D. Brophy Canadian Pacific Station Chicago, 111 T. J. Wall 71 East Jackson Blvd. Cincinnati, Ohio S. E. Corbin 201 Dixie Terminal Bldg. Cleveland, Ohio G. H. Griffin 1010 Chester Ave. Dallas, Texas P. G. Jefferson 1212 Kirby Bldg. Detroit, Mich M. E. Malone 1231 Washington Blvd. Edmonton, Alta C. S. Fyfe Canadian Pacific Building Fort William, Ont H. J. Skynner 108 South May St. Guelph, Ont W. C. Tully 30 Wyndham St. Halifax, N.S A. C. MacDonald 413 Barrington St. Hamilton, Ont A. Craig 4 King St. West Honolulu, T.H Theo. H. Davies & Co. Juneau, Alaska V. W. Mulvihill Kansas City, Mo R. G. Norris .201-2 Waldheim Bldg. Ketchikan, Alaska Edgar Anderson Kingston, Ont J. H. Welch 180 Wellington St. London, Ont H. J. McCallum 417 Richmond St. Los Angeles, Cal W. Mcllroy 621 South Grand Ave.. Milwaukee, Wis J. A. Millington 1014 Warner Theatre Bldg. Minneapolis, Minn H. M. Tait 611 2nd Ave. South Montreal, Que f P. E. Gingras Windsor Station IF. C. Lydon 201 St. James St. W. Moose Jaw, Sask T. J. Colton Canadian Pacific Station Nelson, B.C N. J. Lowes Baker and Ward Sts. New York, N.Y J. E. Roach Madison Ave. at 44th St. North Bay, Ont R. Y. Daniaud 87 Main Street West Ottawa, Ont J. A. McGill 83 Sparks St. Peterboro, Ont J. Skinner 343 George St. Philadelphia, Pa E. A. Kenney 1500 Locust St. Pittsburgh, Pa W. N. McKendry Koppers Bldg., 444 7th Ave. Portland, Ore W. H. Deacon 626 S.W. Broadway Prince Rupert, B.C W. L. Coates Quebec, Que C. A. Langevin Palais Station Regina, Sask J. W. Dawson Canadian Pacific Station Saint John, N.B H. C. James 40 King St. St. Louis, Mo G. P. Carbrey 418 Locust St. St. Paul, Minn W. H. Lennon Fourth and Cedar San Francisco, Cal F. L. Nason 152 Geary St. Saskatoon, Sask R. T. Wilson 115 Second Ave. Sault Ste. Marie, Ont... . J. O. Johnston 529 Queen Street Seattle, Wash E. L. Sheehan 1320 Fourth Ave. Sherbrooke, Que J. A. Metivier 91 Wellington St. North Skagway, Alaska L. H. Johnston Spokane, Wash E. S. McPherson. Old National Bank Bldg. Tacoma, Wash L. N. Jones 1113 Pacific Ave. Toronto, Ont /W. Fulton Canadian Pacific Building \C. B. Andrews Canadian Pacific Building Trois Rivieres, Que J. A. Tourville 1262 Notre Dame St. Vancouver, B.C F. H. Daly 434 Hastings Street West Victoria, B.C J. Macfarlane 1102 Government St. Washington, D.C C. E. Phelps 14th and New York Ave., N.W. Windsor, Ont W. C. Elmer 196 Ouellette Ave. Winnipeg, Man E. A. McGuinness Main and Portage EUROPE Antwerp, Belgium V. Gard Place de Meir, 42 Belfast, Ireland H. T. Penny 24 Donegall Place Birmingham, England.. . J. R. W. Taylor 4 Victoria Square Bristol, England T. W. Thorne 18 St. Augustine's Parade Brussels, Belgium G. L. M. Servais 98 Blvd. Adolphe-Max Dublin, Ireland A. T. McDonald 44 Dawson St. Glasgow, Scotland W. H. Boswell 25 Bothwell St. Hamburg, Germany T. H. Gardner Alsterdamm 9 Liverpool, England M. L. Duffy Pier Head London, England /G. A. Hobbs Trafalgar Square, W.C. 2 \R. J. Harden 103 Leadenhall, E.C. 3 Manchester, England.. . . R. L. Hughes 43 Cross St. Newcastle-on-Tyne, Eng. A. S. Craig 34 Mosley St. Paris, France A. V. Clark 24 Blvd. des Capucines Rotterdam, Holland J. Springett Coolsingel No. 91 Southampton, England. .H. Taylor Canute Road ASIA Hong Kong, China E. Hospes Opposite Blake Pier Kobe, Japan S. H. Garrod 7 Harima-machi Manila, P.I D. M. Sinclair 14-16 Calle David Shanghai, China A. M. Parker The Bund and Peking Road Tokyo, Japan W. R. Buckberrough. E-7 No. 2 Sanchome, Marunouchi Yokohama, Japan B. G. Ryan 21 Yamashita-cho AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND, FIJI Adelaide, Aus Macdonald, Hamilton & Co. Auckland, N.Z A. W. Essex, Traffic Agent, Can. Pac. Ry., 32-34 Quay St. Union S.S. Co. of N.Z. (Ltd.) Brisbane, Qd Macdonald, Hamilton & Co. Christchurch, N.Z Union S.S. Co. of N.Z. (Ltd.) Dunedin, N.Z Union S.S. Co. of N.Z. (Ltd.) Fremantle, Aus Macdonald, Hamilton & Co. Hobart, Tas Union S.S. Co. of N.Z. (Ltd.) Launceston, Tas Union S.S. Co. of N.Z. (Ltd.) Melbourne, Vic. .H. F. Boyer, Freight and Pass'r Agent, C.P.R., 59 William St. Union S.S. Co. of N.Z. (Ltd.) Perth, W.A Macdonald, Hamilton & Co. Suva, Fiji Union S.S. Co. of N.Z. (Ltd.) Sydney N.S.W. .N. R. McMorran, Traffic Agent, Can. Pac. Ry., Union House. Union S.S. Co. of N.Z. (Ltd.) Wellington, N.Z..G. A. Glennie, Freight and Pass'r Agent, C.P.R., 11 Johnston St. Union S.S. Co. of N.Z. (Ltd.) Always Carry Canadian Pacific Express Travellers7 Cheques—GOOD THE WORLD OVER PRINTED IN CANADA, 1937
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