ACKERMANS GARAGE By The River 1000 ISLANDS ALEXANDRIA BAY. N. Y. Alexandria Bay is at the heart of the Thousand Islands. Ackerman's Garage is on the main street of"The Bay"and right down by the water's edge, less than twenty feet from the wharf where boats, that tour the Is lands, dock. The garage is modernly equipped, floodlighted at night, has ample stor age facilities, can do repairing, or fur nish automobile supplies. An unusual feature is the nicely furnished ladies'rest room and writing room. W. R. Ackerman is owner and man ager. He will render good service at very reasonable rates Remember the name because it's the place to leave your car while at the river. File this card in your Blue Book
Once the borderland of the Algon- quin and Iroquois Indians. Here, Hiawatha was supposed to have built his magic canoe. In 1842, when Charles Dickens, the English novelist, visited America and saw so little he was willing to praise, he said of the St. Lawrence:"The beauty of this noble stream at almost any point, but especially .... where it winds it way along the Thou- sand Islands can hardly be imagined."In 1872, George M. Pullman, the palace car man, entertained Generals Grant and Sheridan at his summer home,"Castle Rest,"just opposite Al- exandria Bay. Today the Islands are known the world over as"The Venice of America."File this card in your Blue Book (OVER)
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