Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-08-05


. country Canada Is, writes Mrs Louis
A. Kemp, formerly Miss Belle AnsIey,
IF Ameri.us. who Is touring the Do
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nave JUST l7lJ j oIolllo' WIN i,7 mag
Idt.ceu, residences, It's Humber!esa
! factories. with the wheels buzzing
and f,,,.nire. oven. a,a,,, ,,,in,,fo nj the
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revolution 1t is worth "hile 10
stand ON the busy street corners ANA
watch the eager worEmen as they
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ing from I-e-I 1"et5' anu VIE
stride which indicates q pleasure in
their work. The children. too. 90
about the highways with their little
/ baskets filled with fruits and flowers
which they offer for ready sale to
1.-The visitors within the city gates.
/ Money seems .<sundant, and con
Itentment rcigus supreme.
/ Guelph, the birthplace and boy
hood home Of Mr.. Kemp was among
/ the stops which were made, and the
/ hospitality dispensed reminded me
more of the true Southern congeniaI-
/ itv than anything | have seen ON my
/ tlip,' she continues. Everyone
seemed determined to Guido the other
/ in the effort to make us happv ana
our STAY a delightful one. His old
! friends and gchoolmates gathered
about the verandah in the daylight
| hours, and in the coy reading rooms
| ut evening, and good cheer was para
mount everywhere And the best
/ things to eat. Every housewife is a
splendid cook, doing her own work
/ about the home, and the homes are
as clean as can be. II is delight To-
| be among people who take such a
great civic pride in their homes, for,
| they saw, through the identifying Of
their homes, is the city made beauti-
Iful.
'From Toronto our course directed
as to Montreal. which. if possible. is
more beautiful than Toronto. The
people seemed to take q special de.
| light in exhibiting their splendid citv
to tourists, and took us to many
places which otherwise we might not
have discovered in the short time.
! One thing struck me as udicrous, and
! that was the daily use of the old
French coach carriages which meet
trains and convey the D9ssenpers to
heir destinations. OF course. there
were MANY automobiles, but the
coaches and carriages were there in
| full force. and people seemed to en-.
| iov the slow riding which they afford
| ed Every coach was filed with
| laugbing ncorle. as thev went about
the streets of the citv to view the
splendid sights,
"Another tbing. also. which amaz.
ed me. coming from, strictly nrohi-
hilton countrv Every hotel has its
| bar. where Dpople 90 to get their
wines or their harder drinks as thew
prefer. And vet 7 saw very little
| Irunkanness withal.
"Of course. we went nv NIAGARA
| Falls. and saw the prandest of all
natural sights. From there we went
hy boar to Canada. which proved a
delightful experience To me. because
! IN our travels nm +o Niagara had heen
| hv the hot and dusty trains EIGHT
/ DELIGHTFUL miles were Travelled on the
! Niagara river. and tao ran,ainder Of
-bn wav ON beautiful Lake Ontario
We reached Montreal nv The st. Law
renee river wish I could teD inst
how beautiful this historic river is,
Int If has IN he seem in All IL varv;no.
-inte ia he fnIlv anpraciatad words
,annot describe IT'S wondrous iohte
md shadows rs seen Inv snnlight and
~ain Inv r,oonliobt
"Tba Tboneand Islands wora mass.
ID where the ,nnIti-miljionaires Of tbe
-rnifed state have their rnaonificent
.1,,n,er bon,as Most houses occu-
,ied an anitra island r. themselves
md cjoseIv connected ca tbat II nro,
| heed an efFert or nnuenal orandeur.
! ;slanJ 81. Island With RI enInn'
In bnn,o yyae saen The ,iaaa caiIad
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