Vintage Postcard: Traymore Restaurant, Montreal, Ste-Catherine St.
Traymore Restaurant, Drummond Bldg.,
Peel & St. Catherine St. Montreal (1932)
Reverse of Postcard
Addressee:
Mrs. A. A. Rugg
246 David St.
Greenfield, Mass.
Transcript of Handwritten Message:
Wed. July 20/32
I suppose you heard all the news by now. I’m glad you are getting your share of rides(?). It is warm up here today. The tourist trade is not too good in Montreal yet I believe as it was last summer in spite of the exchange. Love from E.
Stamp King George V & Montreal, Quebec Cancellation, July 20th, 1932
Printed information on reverse of postcard:
TRAYMORE LIMITED
OPERATING CHAIN RESTAURANTS
Branch No. 1 – 14 King Street, Toronto, close to Yonge St., Branch No. 2 – Corner of Bleury & St. Catherine St., Montreal, Branch No. 3 – Corner of Peel & St.Catherine St., Branch No. 4 – Harmony Lunch, Harmony Lunch, St. James St. close to Queen’s Hotel, Montreal, Branch No. 5 – Harmony Lunch, Peel & St. Catherine St., Montreal, Branch No. 6 – Krausmann’s Lorraine Cafe, Phillips Square, Montreal, Branch No. 7 – Traymore Savarin, King St., Oshawa, Branch No. 8 – Traymore Savarin, 386 Bay St.., Toronto
Canada’s Finest Restaurants
Publishing Information
Novelty Mfg. & Art Co., Ltd. Montreal
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What a beautiful card! The pastel colors of the card are my favorites. And the sign outside the covered entry looks like it was a beacon for all those in Montreal, calling them in to enjoy a fine meal.
Hi Evelyn, My daughter used to love to collect “old” postcards and had quite a collection. It’s like a snapshot into the past. Thank you so much for your visit. You’ve got such a fun and interesting blog!
My Grandfather, Bill Croucher, used to run the Traymore, and My Dad used to work there as well. I was just having a look at this, as he passed away last week, at 87 years old. Nice to see!
Gord Croucher