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HANNAH, Proprietor ‘ront View of the Hotel A Home on the Highway xX FERUIT FARM V HEWV T4 tA s Ncaal ‘The OUR SEAFE IS READY TCO SERVE YOUM_â€"WE .PRIDE OoURSELV ES AJN sSERvING THE BEST OF MEALS AND IN THE CLEAN SANITARY CONDITION OFTHEENTIRE HOTEL mrormirman rontemire seureyrmempmanine teans e sar es o ces ie wesee hm d on Reornae Re THE INDEPENDENT, GRIMSBY, ONTARIO ©|_ IO T E1, GRIMSB omes 19000 WHERE YOU ARE MADE TO FEEL AT HOME _ Grimsby town is well supplied with hotels and restaurants, which not only cater to the tourists and travelling public, but to the local people also. Few towns can boast of the hotel faâ€" c‘lities that Grimsby is fortunate in having. It might be said that the hoâ€" tels here are suitable to people in every walk of life. The Village Inn, which is one of the oldest, is known throughout the Dominion and the Unâ€" ited States as a home on the highway. The present owners are Messrs. B. W. Graham and H. R. Campbell who are this year putting forth every effort to raise a high standard of efficiency in serving the public, who are on the look out for an up to date and modern hotel. Every room is equipped with hot and cold running water. The spaâ€" cious <dining room is the scene of many of the town banquets and to the tourists who stop over to partake of meals that satisfy, there is presentedj to their view, from the dining room windows, a beautiful view of Grimsby Mountain and The Point, which towâ€" ers over 300 feet above the Inn. City folks who seek rest and â€" comâ€" fort from every day tasks, on summer vacations or over the weekâ€"end, find here an ideal place and in cheerful surâ€" roundings. The Village Inn is noted for its hospitality.â€" Its proprietors are to the fore in the ranks of the leading hotel men of the province, who with an investment of many thousand dolâ€" Jlars have the interests of the town at heart, and to those who come within its walls, the management strive to make one and all feel at home. A courteous staff is one of the boasts of this home on the highway. l The Mansion Hotel, under the manâ€" agement of E. Johnson a hotel man of [many year‘s experience, has during the past year taken on renewed activity. It is thoroughly modern fhroughout and is the abode of many people on vacations and touring through the disâ€" trict. The new decorations have fitted this hotel and brought it to rank among the best of its kind in the proâ€" vince. _ It was formerly known in byâ€" gone days as the Mansion House. It is one of the land marks of the Niagara Peninsula and stands out very promâ€" inently in the history of Grimsby. With the coming of Mr. Johnson the hotel changed its name from the Manâ€" sion House to the Mansion Hotel. It is situated on the highway, right opâ€" pos‘te the Village Inn. Hotel Grimsby is situated in the centre of the main street and is operâ€" ated by the proprietor, Gordon Hanâ€" nah, who is known for his genial perâ€" sondlity. It is here that many comâ€" mercial travellers stop, while doing business in Grimsby. The home cookâ€" ed meals are a special attraction and it is at this hotel that the town fathers hold their annual banquet. Many tourâ€" ists have become acquainted with the splendid service rendered by Mr. Hanâ€" nah and his staff and have marked it as a good place to eat and sleep. . = > Accommodation in these hotels is unlimited. Visitors to our town will make no mistake in patronizing any one of them. THE INDEPENDENT Grimsby Hotels A DV ERTIS E YOUR WANTS Main Street ofntniatstateuousutoveveuevsueususususleuvavgvavsuavauglavauâ€"vauavausuauousunygt | ethehemehenehchenenenenenenononen TELEPHONE 498 a ..A COM O IPT | $ TASTY HOME COOKED MEALS BE FROUND IN THIS HOTEL, INCLUDING ALL THE HOME TTHE OLD MANSION crows npprmmemivnrermmonpnn pogore erromer oumme mege ym goee MODER ATJI PMF PRIC )M FOR 71 PeR h ieb k Y ® eR S Aemors Bolat : € css 5o ol ofi m R i . :'«;f,&w s S on C x8 s NNX â€" ent ds PÂ¥ y N. oo mt * : Pel f uen recstas t s C au oys / Dafe s v;,g‘ t yhings. Ne Sss P ue i ; k. s ols NtA o s Mtucet e s 4 3 MARIS & uie a "3;"&“:1 i ‘&:'I led 3A hy Ne =t (Muraice Mb e t s uts B ie o < oo e oys t t as > on n oo Aset f esn OR Ne oo ramnben s s otoos Amege f HOTBL HOUSEF GRIMSBY \RE E. JOHNSON, â€"Prop Yss ho es 3t 1‘C) TWENTYâ€"ONE LololifLsLaounts