The Detroit times. [volume], June 30, 1916, GRISWOLD-ST. EDITION, Page PAGE 9, Image 9

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R OUTINGS AND VACATION TRIP!
[May Desire to Go —Here You’ll
p For Your Vacation
BIo’MUCH FOR SO LITTLE MONEY
COOL SHADE a SUPERB BOATINOAT THE FLATU
"land of heart's and» sire” In most
ivenlent fashion
It cam boat trips, unparalleled any
ce for th» beauty of the scenery
Ich lines the alt ore of lakes and
era, are everywhere available
e verdant gb-ns and dales of heati
ll Put-ln-lay* loih I’lant lrland.
ihmoo j ark and tin numerous re
ts nlona the St. Clair river and
ke St Clair, are but a few of tbo
<( ons Imirtl nn >f «l I'air.)
EMKE HAS
POPULAR PLACE
Dre of the moat popular place* a'
) fatuous St. Clair Klats Is
/CLUB
Manager
i. CLAIR FLATS
>nm ha\f> bf*#*n !»«•* nf*i<l** for th*'
of non-memhom can h*>rurr ncconi
«rw only. Join fhp club. Member-
Dinners, Steaks,
l a la Carte
f *
0, you have two and one-half hour*
l>etrolt on the Taahmoo.
Take the Stegmeyer
Ferry Below Former
Belle Isle Bridge
X)DS
g and
inners
§
breezes of Lake St.
of Lakeview Ave.
iplendid Cuisine.
’ the strict supervision
etor
LEASE ’PHONE
Carl Steck, Proprietor.
I.emke's at Sans Sourl. on Horsenu
Island. Always a high class hotel.
ISLAND LAKE
HOTEL
Island Lake, Mich.
On Per** Marquette R. R., 42 miles
from iN-troit by motor out Grand
River ave. A nice place to visit over
the Fourth. Fishing, Boating, Hath
Ing. etc. Excellent Meals. Rates
from $S to sl2 per week. Address
A. (L BROWN, Prop.
BRIGHTON, MICH.
Island Lake Bex.
Celebrate the Glorious Fourth
AT THE IDEAL RESORT ON ST. CLAIR
FLATS “THE VENICE OF AMERICA.”
Star Island House
Is the largest hotel <sn the Flats and is run on strictly
up-to-date lines, with new and experienced management.
For the Fourth of July there will be many special attrac
tions, the features l>eing
Motor Boat Races Morning and Afternoon
Dancing in the Willow Garden Afternoon
Fireworks and Preparedness Ball Evening
Besides the finest fishing, best boating, good bathing.
Make reservations now for Saturday to Tuesday or for
Monday night and Tuesday. Ix>ng distance phone.
Splendid music and special cabaret attractions.
STAR ISLAND HOUSE
Chas. S. Emerson, Prop., Star Island. Mich.
When in Town Stop at
Hotel Wobrock
H/\ /> i»l| O Op*n«il»«
59 Cadillac bquare jais.
Guests will find the Wobrock a
home-like place to stop.
Well lighted and well ventilat
' ed rooms with all modem con
veniences.
Good meals, all well served.
, Handy to shopping district, all
theaters and car lines.
HENRY C. WOBROCK, Proprietor.
Phone Cherry 3352.
the place has Just been entirely re
modeled with a view to giving con
venient accommodations for single
roomers or families.
New furniture has been placed In
each room and the comfort and con
venience of guests provided for in
every way,
I.emke’s has always enjoyed a
large share of patronage from re sort
ers and outers at the Flats and the
fish, frog and chicken dinners there
are famous.
The hotel is conducted on the
European plan as this has proven
much more satisfactory to the
guests. Walter lx*mke the proprl*
etor has a large personal following
among Detroiters who frequent the
Flats each season.
Orchard Lake Hotel
ORCHARD L AKE, MICH.
A summer resort, situated In
the Burden of nature, with a
l . autlful lake and plenty of good
fishing and boating Beautiful
woodlands, walks, drives. 1.000
feet above sea level. Each meal
a banquet. Chicken, ftsh. with
all meals. A sure place where
jour mother and sister mnv
corns. Rates. $9 and sl2 week.
Dr. E. (\ W ood word, Prop.
DETROIT TIMES
Varied, Attractions, Unsurpassed
Scenic Splendors of Michigan’s
Summer Resorts
Michigan again la ready to welcome the summer visitor.
To the seeker after verdant land- and forests, purling
brooks, rippling streams and billowing lakes, no other ter
ritory In the country offers so strong inducements as does
the Wolverine state, and already the annual influx of sum
mer pleasure seekers is flooding the resorts of the
state.
Touched on two sides by more than a thousand piiles of
lake shores, waters of two of the greatest Inland seas of
the world, and Interlaced with streams and rivers rich in
the wllv finny inhabitants of the deep, Michigan is the most
desirable of summer pleasure places.
In climate, It is incomparable. Ju«t far enough north to
he within the confines of the belt where the happy
weather medium holds forth, It basks during the summer
season In the congenial warmth of the summer sun, whose
heat is happily moderated by the moist breezes that bear
with them the coolness of the lakeb and forests.
Dotted with resorts, cottages and hotels, accommoda
tions for the vacationist are everywhere available. An al
most uninterrupted string of desirable nummor abodes
stretch from one end of the. state to the other, on banks
of streams and lakes, and In cool and green grown forest
places. From Mackinac and Sault Ste. Marie, down the
St. Mary's river, on the St. Clair and along the southern
end of Lake Michigan, the state Is dotted with places of
recreation and summer relaxation from office, shop and
factory.
This happy hunting grounds of the vacationist Is conveni
ently centered amid railroad and steamship transportation
surroundings. Trains from any large middle western city
or surrounding country reach the resort places within, at
the most, 12 or 15 hours, and boats plying on the lakes
and rivers afford the traveler a waterway inducement that
la not to be scorned. Traveling, whether by rail or boat,
JE llJi Bii KMI .Cii JM
The “Resort Special” Bringing Summer Vialtore to Lake Michigan Coaet Reeorte.
Mount Clemens
Mineral Water
BATHS
World renowned for
the treatment of
Rheumatism
and
Kindred Ailments
You who suffer front rheumatism, nervous troubles
or overwork—the beautiful suburban city, with its
wonderful curative mineral water baths, promises
healing for your ailments.
The Mount Clemens mineral waters are powerful
iodo-bromo-sulpho-salines, obtained from wells aver
aging a depth of 1,200 feet. Each bath of about 65
gallons contains 125 lbs. of aggregate minerals. No
other mineral baths in this country or Europe offer
the peculiar combination of minerals in solution which
physicians recognize as sO especially indicated in cases
of rheumatism, nervous and blood diseases.
Nowhere in the world can there be found waters of
such marvelous efficacy. Thousands of people testify
to the wonderful cures effected by these famous Min
eral Waters during the past fifty years.
Mount Clemens is delightfully situated, only 20 miles
from Detroit; interurban cars every 15 minutes.
Tfic hotels are modern throughout. Food deliciously
prepared and daintily served.
All hotels give special attention to automobile par
ties.
Boating, fishing and fine recreative sports, with lake
and country air. A refreshing tonic for all who come.
The Riverview Golf Course is on a car line adjacent
to the city and convenient to all hotels. Playing priv
ileges secured for guests.
There is a good automobile road from Detroit to
Mount Clemens directly out Gratiot avenue. It is now
in good condition.
Illustrated Rooklet and f\»ll information furnished
free. Address Business Men’s Association, Mount
Clemens, Michigan.
reveals also to the visitor the natural beauties of a mani
fold heaven blessed Eden. As was usual In other years,
the railroads will run resort "special for the convenience of
those who are seeking the sylvan glades and sparkling
waters of the resort state.
Mackinac Island has been long famous as a park of
natural beauty. Among Its attractions are the various
statues of celebrities, excellent hotel accommodations and
anew golf course, not to mention its well kept streets and
walks and meadows. Petoskey and Bay View also have
come In for their share of the praise of the lover of
nature’s loveliness. The Intermediate lakes, sztendlng In
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A Crucial Point In the Game
an almost unbroken chain from 'Williamsburg to Charle
voix, ofTer untold opportunities to the boater and fisher
man.
A trip on the steamer? boarded at Elk Lake and Round
Lake, Torch river and Torch lake, across "Old Torch" to
Alden. Rex Terrace and Skegemog are two points of In
terest stopped at on the way.
BIGGEST BARGAIN ON THE CHAIN OF LAKES
Kingsville-on-the-Lake Subdivision
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Eight Hundred and Twenty-Five Feet Lake Erie Water Front.
Beautiful piece of high, level, sodded land, overlooking lake. Good BATHING,
BOATING and FISHING! Twenty minutes’ wslk from Pere Marquette station. Prop
erty equivalent to this in the same vicinity selling at SSO per foot. Will sell in BLOCK
for S2O per foot. Take a run over in your automobile. This property is just the
same as I represent it, and will cost you nothing to look it over.
CONKLIN & BRETHOUR
Telephone 41 or 38. Kingsville-on-the-Lake.
Don’t wait till the last moment and then make a slipshod selection. Arrange
for them now, when you can be assured of their best quality and serviceability at
prices here that mean a genuine saving.
\ IN SUITCASES, TRAVELING BAGS AND HANDBAGS
i 1 t\’e flatter ours«lves that we have a selection that for value la second to none. I.et us show 1
them to you.
Automobile Guides, Books and Maps—
covering any section of the country that
you wish to visit —very complete.
Leather Traveling Sett— mighty handy In
a case of necessity.
Address Booka— a big convenience for
route lists and addresses.
Trip Booka —ln which you can record your
most Interesting trips and experiences.
Albums for Kodak Pictures that will pre
serve the scenes of greatest Interest to you.
QUICORYfIAYER & THOM fP.
STATIONERY—PRINTING —BLANK BOOKS
LOOSE LEAr DEVICE9-OmCE fURNITURE
CADILLAC SOUAPE DETROIT. AMO hi.
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Fishermen find their haven of delight at Fisherman’*
Paradise on the eastern shore of Orasa lake, where U)+;
resort Is springing up with alacrity. Torch lake hil jfc|
boy’s camp, conducted by the Y. M. C. A. under the <UfM*v
tlon of F. P. Knapp, wrho was director of the camp last
year. A clubhous , dining lodge, baseball diamond, tetffclf;;
courts and athletic field are Included in the camp layout;
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So numerous are the beauty spota and pleasure-laden
glens and bowers of the state, that an attempt to mention
all would consume a volume. F.ach year, as further ex* -1
ploratlons are made by the venturesome resorter more and :
more of the natural treasures are revealed and unfolded to "I
the light, until Michigan has become a honeycomb of sum
mertime Joy and sports. With unbounded hospitality, she*
extends to those who seek the liberty to share the heaven*
sent sights, breathe the perfume laden air and hear the
thrill bearing song birds whose beauty, freshney and har~7
mony are the happy environments throughout the summer:
of the fortunate Michigan dweller.
HAVE YOU PLANNED
YOUR VACATION
SUPPLIES YET?
The Route of
Michigan's Best
Summer Resorts
Pere
Marquette
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Detailed Information regarding Hotels,
Rates and Train Schedules furnished on
request. Ask for our booklet
"Michigan Summer Resorts.”
Pere Marquette Railroad
City Ticket Office, Dime Bank Bldg.
Writing Cases, Tourists’ Tablets, Foun
tain Pena and Note Paper are absolute n«
cessltles for any extended trip.
Whatever you want, come to us we will
endeavor to serve your best interests In the
most courteous way.
If too busy
to come to the
store. Phone
Main 5246 and
we will send a
representative
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