The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-09-27

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The Walker House i q beautifully /
finished and furnished hotel bat n
pirate baths, bit attached to It. i
cafeteria where reasonably good
meals are served, self se-ed- at
cutie moderate prices, most every
thing as good as Ee we're used 10
and equally as good as are served
At The HezumOnt-
The next day, waiting for a night |
boat, as there were no day boats,
we took sightseeing ear and we're |
shown the principal points of inter
est in the city, and, By the way, To-
ronto is one Of if not the most beau
tiful city i have ever seen and has
magnificent public and private build !
ines, no one permitted to build a |
frame structure Of any kind, and |
private residence owners seemed TO
have We'd With each other to see
Who could own he most beautiful
and unique home.
We were told by the spieler on the
SIGHT seeing car that one building
we passed was so high that every |
night they had to take down two Of
the top stories to allow the moon &c
pass BY. He also pointed out to u
the home of man he said had a
hard name and that recently he had
buried five wives-that his name was
Stone and that he was an under
taker. He told us the Parliament
buildings contained pictures of many
prominent Canadians; that his pie
ture was at the head of the stairs.
where he stood.
Late that afternoon, we went
aboard "The Toronto" crossing |
Lake Ontario twice. the boat land !
ing at Rochester, Y. Y, thai night |
and the next morning at Clayton az |
the eastern end of Lake Ontario and
IN the st. Lawrence river, and Thou
sand Islands. have shot the shoots
from Lake Superior into st. Mary !
river. ran out into the waters of |
Gec-c;an BAY and down through the
Straits of Maekanaw, and on TO /
Chicago over Lake Michigan; from
Detroit out through the St. Claire
Flats and Lake st. Claire and Lake
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