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] THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1932 We a k- SH LANDINGS ARE INCREASED by Figures for = New P.E.L Promavidk utd Halifax, * N.S.--There was a slight increase in the total land- ings of fish during May last in the three Maritime Provinces, the gain being made in New Bruns- wiek and Prince Edward Island. while Nova Scotia had a falling off as compared with the same month last year. The total for the three provinces was 83,410.- 000 pounds valued at $1,964,351. as compared with 82,712,200 pounds valued at $1,802,756 a year ago. Unrevised figures for May, 1932, were issued today by the Eastern Division of the De partment of Fisheries. "The outstanding feature of the month was the increase in the lobster catch which made up a large part of the total, : Lobsters were taken to the extent of 26, 679,700 pounds valued at »1,062- 600. Last year the figures for May were 19,858,700" pounas va- jued at $1,244,180. Total quantity of all fish land- | ed in Nova Scotia was 29,664, 100 pounds valued at $1,015,353 as compared with 38,005,200 pounds valued at $1,229,000 the previous year. New Brunswick had a total catch of 31,747,300 pounas val- ued at $526,918, as compared with 24,343,700 pounds valued at $260,476 last ygar. Prince Edward Island landings totalled 21,989,600 pounds valu- ed at $422,083 as compared with 20,363,300 pounds valued at $313,209 the previous year, Nova Scotia led in lobster pr- duction with 11,732,800 pound: valued at $798,845. Father's Day was its usual vast success. Many dads received ap- propriate gifts of clean naw cheque-books.---The New Yorker. DELICIOUS! ONTARIO HOLDS OUT MANY WONDEKFUL AY 1RACTIONS FOR THE HOLIDAY SEEKEK Ontario holds out multitudes of attractions for the sum- mer vacation. Ontario holds Canada's most delightful spots for the summer vacationist. It awaits the coming of those who love the forest, lakes and streams, the surging surf that beats on the shores, and the thrill of driving your motor car through valleys and over hilltops from which a constantly changing pan- orama of scenic grandeur is unfolded to the eye. Here the cares of life vanish, while the quietude and peace of this great paradise pour their soothing balm into the weary hearts of those who come here from the great cities to find a change-- a rest--and recreation and happiness. The scenery along the highways leading into this is very impressive and beautiful, increasing in ruggedness and grand- eur the further north you go. As you journey north by motor, boat, rail or bus, you will leave behind your cares, for here there are no great cities or crowds to jostle you about--just wide open country dotted with the well-to-do farm homes--beautiful little lakes--spark- ling spring creeks and rivers where the speckled beauties abound. Then there are the sand beaches--the summer cottages, the camping sites and the great blue waters of the lakes of Ontario. tourist &' wonderful appetite for meals--he's hungry all the time--he relishes the fresh eggs, new milk, fresh fish. fresh butter and all the real good things he gets to eat. The hotels, summer homes, the boats, all know how to cater to this rav enous appetite always displayed by the visitor to the holiday resorts of OntaYio. The hotels and summer homes are not pretentious, but are very comfortable and exceptionally clean and homelike You will enjoy every moment of your stay at any of them. Great Lakes ports are particularly fine. is excellent, the meals are delightful, while the scenery is al- most beyond description. We recommend a boat trip if you like the water. Go then, and play with us in the great holiday province 10 rich in attractions for the tourists -- the playground of Canada. Cool, clean, invigorating atmosphere, develops in the | The ®oats and boat trips offered to the tourist from the | I'he accommodation | When In Oshawa. a tl dies PL "A Modern COFFEE SHOP BEAUTY PARLOR BARBER SHOP CLUB DINING ROOMS -- Truly a Community Hotel i= grr ro gr iin ---- Se tr aE It's The Genosha --_---- 1 50 Rooms We offer a service that is not to be surpassed anywhere--radio equipment in every room--prompt and efficient room service--gocd meals--moderate prices. Penetanguishene, famous for its The art of milking a cow, says historical interest, 1s also a beauti-| an educationist, is more impor- ful town, is built. on an eminence | tant than memorizing Greek. We overlooking Penetanguishene Bay,| might also add that it has more one of the finest harbors in the lak | kick to it.--Kitchener Record. of New York, is always optimis- tic. Who by the solid vote of the tailoring industry? -- Toronto Telegram. won't be stepped on before mothe er has a chance to pick them ups Brandon Sun. wouldn't be, backed NEW YORK'S WOOL CROP New York. -- The wool crop from New York city's flock of sheep brought $28.60 this year. | The City maintains its flock in Central Park, with a fuli time caretaker in a fold which cost $70,000 to build many years ago. A lioness and a llama, a bison and a camel were under the ham- mer at (he same sale, but the { only bid was $50 for the camel, id | which the auctioneer refused. When father sees things on the | Last year he had sold a similar floor he kicks them aside so they (animal for $600. y | | an | | It Couldn't Be Better! _ Refreshing, cooling -- the fina) © 'touch to a delicious meal! Your "husband will thank you for your thoughtfulness in providing Karn's Ice Cream. The variety of flavors makes it possible to serve ice cream day after day. Karn's Drug Store © NEXT P. O. PHONE 78 Centra] Park, New York, 15 [ | | 30,000 | auctioning a lioness and bison | | | islands this week, or haven't your little folks outgrown the police dog as a pet?--Detroit News, Rudolph Vallee estimates Lis working income at $1,000 an hour. That's something to eivnn about, -- Guelph Mercury. and Observer says Mayor Walker, have and thev never COMPLETE SERVICE FOR YOUR CAR A paradise for tourists, from both | LUBRICATION the United States and Ontario the famous 30.000 Islands region of the Georgian Bay. Easy of access, close to the central part of the pro- vince and onc of the most pictures- que sections of country a tourist could wish to find, the 30,000 Islands have become in the last few vears a favorite stopping place for the American and' Canadian tourist, who delights in fishing and other Sports. A great attraction lies in the fact GATOLINS WASHING beautify -- [ district. Penetang was a naval sta- _ In the olden days when young | and a new sery jetween Parry | days and played its part in the War [be purchased on the quarter-in-| pave several irons in the fire, | AM 0 Sound and Pointe Jari us| of 1812. Waubaushene, Port Sev-|the-slot plan. This will be a ter-| ,.¢ the young men of today pr2- | $ afe company r daily. exeursis ern and Honey Harbor are other|rible handicap on parents who | (0 (po 0 =) golf-bag.--Mon:- - rou ng far| popular summer resorts in the 30,-| have already taught their chil- real Star. ISLANDS ATTRACT Midland and the ings bank.--Life. N ar- rapidly becoming an outstand- Isa Brick Apher resort for summer visitors to is! ada and the United States visiting : listrict, lake trout an | the beauties and enjoying the fish- . or Wonderful Island Region ® ulk ishi Ihe latter been caught up t ------ Unsurpassed for Fishing | |; pounds and over EXTRA HOLIDAYS GIVEN : The well-known' British firm of | : en recognized more re a Reckitt & Sons, following the ex- | A Pint of the most attractive, healthtul and | 35¢ ance companies are this summer undreds oi Is are tion of some importance in its 'early Electric refrigerators may mow | non had ambition, they liked ic ) p mM O00 resrion dren that the gas meter is a sav- | v Lhd « Litute tn y ne fishing ppoitunit I no | ing paradise for summer visitors 1 bike to hsh ti I sn | from all parts of the East and Mid- i i mouth black bass 1s a very popular | dle West, tourists from both Can- fighting maskinonge are plentitul, | and sports in large numbers and Scenery fail to put up a thrillmg SCOUTMASTERS LJ Fhe 30.000 Island | N attr ample of several hanks and jusur- | Ontario tor a summer A Brick giving extra holiday leave tn Scoutmaster emplovees , who ar can be se taking their troops to camp. Voappiyn t ( part tL of Sas -------- 1 ENGLISH SCOUTS TO VISIT Buildit NORWAY | can be rente | A contingent of English Scouis Midland right! led * | will visit the Norwegian >cuuts' | Gateway thie ) sland National Camp near Christian- Beautifully sand in July, The Norwegian extrenuty ot Georgian h ouls were sub-camp comrades that this summer paradise is so eas-| 1and is an adorable « tht r pol { the Canadians at the Inte; ily reached by motor and boat, On-| for the tourist ; tional Jamboree of 1929, lv 80 miles separates Owen Sound| &0ing of the big Re steal + 10 from the gateway to the J30,- gram elevator 000 Islands--Midland The drive] the shin-building from the border at Sarnia and Port] industrial Huron up the widely known Blue Water Highway to Owen Sound and throug! Meaford, Collingwood and Wasaga Beach to Midland is a fay- orite route tor tourists in Ontario Leaving Owen Sound in the fore noon, one can reach Midland in ap- proxii 'ely three hours by auto- mobile, enjoy the scenic beauty of the islands aboard boat, spend the night at Parry Sound, back to Mid- land by noon of the following day, and return to Owen Sound in the afternoon. The steamers of the Georgian Bay Tourist Company, of Midland. are especially designed to negotiate the narrow, difficult in land channels. Daily trips operate between Midland and Parry Sound hone, still ov ned by the gove ured at ver Lands and =e ORGANDY Sun Hats | 79¢ HUNGARIAN SCOUTS TRAIN AS GUIDES In preparation for playing hos! Scouts attending the Wor.d ly natural park, with 1s tiny inl 1 out Jamboree near Budapest in lake, offerc safe bathing and ; i 1933, Hungarian Scouts are tak- fishing, At the nine-hole golf | ing training under experts in ge:- course of the Midland Golf and] vice to tourists. They have been Club, visitors can obtain] acting as guides at the differaut | privileges at reasonable| congresses held in Hungary, and | have given excellent service. At Forte Ste. Marie, on the Wy A SCOUT MUSICAL EVENT river one mile from Midland, a An Ottawa musical event of shrine has been erected, marking| June was the visit .of the Boy the spot where Lalement and Bre | Scout choir of the 2nd Quebee boeuf, two brave Jesuit Father Troop, of - the Rasilica. Their were burned at the stake during the! chureh and folksong singing at. C bi S erior Service with days of terrible carnage in the 17th| tracted enthusiastic audiences. = century. Here also there is hotell For their secular numbers: the : Superior Tires accommodation for the many visit-| hovs changed to Scout uniforn. CHEVROLET 13 TON TRUCK ga eke lermases to thc The tows worn puesta of 'th | lh new sake body 190 mode Capital. The trip. was a holiday rely 736 Motor, Goon $465 Sh Jreatyiiien tie hays hy Avchibis: have all facilities for completely SCOUTS AT THE EMPIRE and economically servicing your car JA num pe ot elected Scouts at one stop! Gas and oil. Battery'and tire Dominion will act as supernu- repair. Washing and lubrication. Prompt road service. With this superior service we combine a complete line of Dominion Tires for passenger cars and trucks. Ask about new Dominion Royals--made of "Tempered Rubber" for extra toughness and extra wear. They give you greatest dollar-for-dollar tire value! Drive in today. | merary messengers and guides in | huge sawmills, ll 43% TO 8% other concerns ide manvy| Provi interest. Midland's lose Lamble's sources of Countr plaving rates. ESSEX COAUH, motor just over- hauled, good tires, finish just like new car. 1028 model price. Men's Flannels = -- and -- Ladies' Dresses (CHEVROLET SPORT SEDAN, 1981, only driven very small mileage. 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