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CHICAGO
@:')MESTIC TRAVEL I
•"·DAY RETURN LIMIT
IR·CONDITIONED COACHES
•Erle,y Sa/fI,.gpy and StmddYJuly 9th to August 7th, incl.
Don't miss this bargain oppor-tunity to vacation in colorfulColorado. Hike, ride, fish,swim, golf or camp in the invig-orating coolness of the beau-tiful Rockies.
C<lrt'\£ortnhl. c:oneh,,~ andcha.ir cru»,D licious40eand 50~m al••Free pillows at night.
Your choice of three air-con-ditioned trains-
3 CONVENIENT DEPA TU Sh. Chicago 1,.Den,el(:.it"d Time)
lIF.NVER ZEPHYR •• 6:30 pm 8:30amARISTOCRAT .•.•• 10:30am 11:69amOVERLANDEXPRESS 11:30 pm 6'00 "m
(2nd mr'r>g)
S9SDaily round trip farefrom Chicago to Dec-ver-Pueblo-Colo·rado Sprirrge, with 21·
ti.y return limit. Good in Pullmansupon payment of berth charge.
fOR RESERVATIONS, INFORMATIONAND LITERATURE
S. J. OWENS r~iiiiij~ijnGeneral AgentDept. CT·12
179 W. JacksonPhone:
Wabash 2345
BLACK HILLS-DECOLO. SPRINGS
9 days-all expense.
LACIER - SALT L KE CITY-COLORADO $ 540
12 days-all expense. •BOULDER DAM - COLORADO
-CALIFORNIA $ .8015 days-all expense.Y LLOWSTONE-SAL T
CITY-COLO. $112 days-all expense.PACIFIC N. W.- YELLOW·STOt~E-COLO. $1 .~O
21 days-all expense.
LAKE.05
TR ILWAYS BUS D'" T20 E. Randolph Ran. 9500Across from Ml:trshl:tll fjeld's
SPANISH GERMAloI ITALIAloI RUSSIAN
Special Mid·Summer CoursesERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
30 loI. Michi9an Ave. at Wash. fra. 4341
RESORTS AND TRAVEL.TOURS.
iTA. 6593·4 Open Sa1urday and Evenings13th Successful Sp.ason
TICI(ETS - AIR, RAIL,TOURS ANO CRUISE
YLLLOWSTO. '}"Z weeks .....•.....•.........
l\[O~Tn.EAL, Q:uf'hec, -iagaraFalls, 8 days, aU eXpen'"iflS, $80tnf'Juding meals ......•.......
:310...TREAL. Qnebee, l'cw }~ngJa.ntl. Hos·ton, New York, $124 502 wffks ..........••... •
MEXICO, 2 weeks, 2 4all f'Xl}{'D!lte •.••.••••.••••••••HAWAII-EUROPE-IERMUDA TOURS
Sf'nd for Foldf"r8
1 'f Lake Cruises $59.50 UIdeal Low·Cost Yacation Trip>·W•••.k1y AlI.Exp<'l1S" Tours EAqIInrf to C~Hfo",i"" fwfpxir..o.,etc.
KE E Y TOUR2 3 ~. DEARBORN ST. WABASH 6-t74
Ocean Tra .•.eI.
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Bills of fare are varied-more porridge, cereals, and potatoes are givenlhe children than they get at home,where most of the parents have onlyreindeer meat or fish and bread.There were six boys and five girls
at the Laimolahti school, a large at-iendance for Lapland. The Vuosko-jaure school had only six students-five boys and a girl.On two evening each week the
students are given elementary man-ual training. The boys are taughtto carve birchwood cups, makeknives, etc.; the girls receive instruc-tion in braiding yarns for cords,belts, and shoe bands, in making porn-pons for men's caps, and in similartasks.In everything they do the children
are taught to strive for fineness andquality-to produce welt-made andartistic things, be it a knife by aboy or a belt by a girl. The chilodren are taught sanitation and hy-giene by precept and example-howto care for the teeth; the scalp andhair receive attention; the impor-tance of clean bodies is impressedupon them.
•• •Teachers start the students sing-
ing whenever there are indicationsof restlessness or fatigue-an aver-age of once an hour, perhaps fouror five times a day. These intervalsare rest for teacher as well as pupils.The schools are in session six days
a week. The summer term is fromJune 25 to Aug. 31; the winter term,December to April. The climate andvacation pcriods permit a school yearof only eight months.The studen ts all sit on the floor.
The floor is covered with birchblanches, gathered in piles for com-fort, to the right of the fire, all onone side. The othcr half of the hutis the teacher's dwelling.During the class work the teacher
sits on a wooden box, a small pack-ing case that has served its originalpurpose, or sits Lapp fashion anduses the box as a reading stand toIhold a book or papers. She is at theedge of her side of the hut, halfway
Ibetween fire and aquarium.The school in no way rese~es a
describine: toura to: .•• __ •.•.•••••• .-. •• __ .•._Name ._._. ._-.. •• ~_. _
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RESORTS AND TRAVEL.TOURS.
TRAVEL I IFORMATION"Ve have ALL tours (e~cortpd and lndencn-dent). also AI.•I.• river. lake. or ocean crUl .•e!=lifor summer, falL or wmter. Please wrItefully. or telephone Randolph 2873. Tell Uswhere you 'want to go and when.
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RESORTS AND TRAVEL.TOURS.
JULY 24.SUNDAY PART ~Sf I.
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Lake Mills, Wis., July 23.-A thou-sand year old pyramid lies under the
B y Mas 0 n War n e r • waters of Rock lake. It is a vestigeABISKO, Lapland, Sweden.c-TSpe- of an early Aztec civilization in the
cial.J-The first nomad school for the upper Mississippi valley.Lapps was established in the seven- For thirty years the legend of theI tee nth century by Skytte, who was strange prehistoric pyramid has per-protector of the schools during the sisted in Wisconsin-ever since thereign of Gustavus Adolphus. Skytte day when, with water levels at anhad been an instructor of the young unprecedented Iowa fisherman struck
Iprince Gutavus Adolphus before the with his oar on an unusual "rock"latter became king. The winter school and came home with an incredibleat Jukkasjarvi was founded in 1758, tale of an "Indian pyramid underand has been in session every winter the waler."since. That is where the Lapp chil- Then Gene Nohl, Milwaukee diver,oren from the Abisko territory go heard the tale. F'Irst he tr ied to locateTeacher and pupils of the Laimolahti nomad school.during the long dark season. the pile by sighting it from an alr-The summer school now at Laimo- klndergarten-i-nn Froebel nor Monte. It wiuld be "attention" it legs be. plane. Then he tried a hydroscope
Jahti was formerly at Palnoviken, bUL sorri. The object is to teach religion, low the knees were not flat on the in a moving boat. Finally, he de-was moved because too many tour- reading, writing, arithmetic, drawing, ground. veloped a drag that was pulled alongist s disturbed class work and be- and the Swedish language. 14 feet below the surface of the lake.cause there was a decrease in the At any other time the children
• • have unrestricted freedom of posture With this the pyramid was found.number of children of school age. If Iand movement. They can sit cross. AIter~ard Nohl went down totourists i.ncrease, it is possible the The religious instruction conforms legged, if they please, or lean back study hIS find. In 36 feet of waterschool Will be move.d agam. Two I to the creed of the State Lutheran against any supporting pile of he explored a cone rising 29 feetchildren from Palnoviken attend the church not to th Lapp sect, and branches. Inom the Jake bottom, with indica-L~imolah1.i school, staying in t.hat consl·st~. of the ca1eechl·~.m .., - and read- tions that the cone is probably high-camp dur-ing the summer term in a ing of simplified stories from the The winter camp at Jukkasjarvi is er, its base now surrounded by bot-hut .Jeaserl by the state. The state Bible, equipped with desks and seats like him silt. He says the pyramid is aprovides food for all oj udents, In the drawing lessons the teach- any modern Swedish school. Its en-
rolment of students varies from sev- truncated cone, with a lake bottomers guard carefully against the in tro- enty to eighty; their ages range from diameter of]8 feet and a tip diameterduction of Swcdi~h or a.ny technique 7 to 14 years. of 3 feet. The construction, he reoor design that IS foreign to Lapp. lates, is of smooth stones set intraditions or art. Pupils are en-: Nomad children start to school at mortar.
couraged to do good work and to reo 7 or 8 years of age. They attend -=================-produce scenes from nature about summer school only the :first three ,.them. years, but continue attendance at theSewing Is taught twice a week winter school until they are 14. The
in two-hour sessions at the win ter law compels this. The school dayschools. The schools are equipped averages five hours a day for thewi1h the hand driven sewing mao older children; for the young ones,chines favored by the Lapps, who four hours.do not like the foot power machines. ----------Their legs and feed do not accorn-modate themselves to the tread justright.One of the teachers told me she
was going to buy an electric sewingmachine for use in her home inJukkasjarvi. The hand power maochine is one lnsti tutlon that she doesnot enlhusiasticaJJy support.
Miami to DisplayIts Marine Life
RESORTS AND TRAVEL.TOURS.
HAVE FUN ON YOUR VACATION! Meeta host of new friends-enjoy over 2100 miles
of cool lake breezes - see fashionable Mackinac Island-Cleveland - Buffalo - Niagara Falls - Georgian andGreen Bay-Lake Huron and Erie-climaxed by a visitto the famous SOO.GAY SOCIAL ACTIVITIES - 7 Romantic Days andnights-smart Night Club, alive, clever, up-to-date floorshows-beautiful ballroom, dancing to superb orchestra,swanky cocktail lounges-"get.to-gether" parties.ENJOY AN OCEAN VOYAGE-Sailingevery Friday-World's Largest Cruise Ship-nearly two city blocks long-ask yourtravel agent for "FREE" booklet.
Cleveland and Buffalo Transit Co.,333 No. Michigan Ave., Chicago
PhoneToday
All Meals-De luxe Hotels.7500 Miles in Private Pullman Train SEE·lNG-San AntonIo •• £1 Paso •• Old Mex·ico •• Los Angeles .. Hollywood •• CatalinaIs ... Big Trees •. San Francisco .. Colum·bla Ri\er Highway .. pOI't1and •• Saattlo•. Vancouver .• Canadian Rockies •• LakeLouise .. Banff •• TWin Cities
CARTAN SUGGESTSCRUISES:
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Mis"<sipni Rivr.$59.50 ~ Great Lakes ... S 59.50 IEastern Canada. 80.00 SaCuenay .•.... 1;}6.23Labrador ..•.•. 135.00 Neva St(lfll' ••••• "5.00West Indie' .... 115.00 United Fruit ... 75.01' INCLUDES EVERYTHING~~~m~::eze ..••. 45.00 ~~::n:.ico .••..• 129.00 See the majestio American Rockies en route
(from N. y.) 60.00 Nassau •••••• 75.00 I to Seattle •. then 9 wonderful days cruisIng
TOURS: ~~~s::oppin:et~;nJ~;p:~r~~;~~~~~=.Ian Rock·Alaska Old Mexico California I Ail' Conditioned Pullman Train.~r~~tWU?I~: g~~~;=~o ~:~~sRockies Write or Phone for FolderSmoky ~I.untain. N. Y.·W"hlnvton Canada 134 H. La SalleNew Envland New Orlean, Sun Valley CENtral 3035
40TH SUCCESSFUL YEAR Chicago, III.
E C15 DAYS, WEEKLYESC RTED TOURSSUITE OF OOMS
New Hotel. Three Blks.Center Mexico CityRETURNING EXCESS FARE
PANAMA LTD., flEW ORLEANS
Th Nu b II T Irs11'0 N. lI1iehi"an Ave. Dea. 2116
178 N. Michigan Ave .• Chicago, W.Phone Franklin 6565 or
N.aoy-"hall Fleld 6: Co. Travel Burell.
iLWAUK ES. S. GRAND RAPIDS
Daily 9: 45 A. M'I $1.75 Round Trip-Home 9:45 P. M. Sun. & HoI., $2.00
I Dancing Free, Spacious Ne1¥ Marine BallroomI ~100NLIGHT SKYLINE CRUISE
IMusic - Dancing - Sightseeing
Nightly 10:30 to 12:30, SOC-Ex. sat., 76.Chicago Milwaukee Steamship Line
N VY PIER DELaware 4949Park Free at Pier
ST. OSEPH $1.75 R:~i~dSundays and Holilj<lYS--S2.00 R()und Trip
South Haven $2.00 Round Trip-Sun. & Hoi.• $2.50
S. S. OOSEVELTDaily 9:45 A. M. Home 9: 10 P. M.
NIGHTLY DANCE CRuiSE(Except Tucsday, July 26)
9:30 P. M. to 11:50 P. M., 7ScFree Floor Show-6 Big Acts
MICHIGA AVE. BRIDGEParking Free
From ClflCAGO 955BACK to CHICAGO
{fj Enjoy a comblnotion of vacation thrms ~If? -all at .amazingly low cosl. Rale In. ":~:
dudes ra,l to New York, then a delight. ·.)lfv! 6-~ay Ocean Crui,e to Galveston 1.:1on Q big modern liner with wIde deck.. :'~ouldoor pool, talkies (meals and stat •••room accommodation. Included onsteamer) with a daylight day In Miamienroule. Return all rail. Or trip can be~ade going via Galveston, returningV,a New York. Stop-overs aJ/owedS.i1ins.lro •• New yo,k or Texas Weds. 'Apply 10 R"ilroad",. Tr'''''1 Agenls or
CLYDE-MALLORY LINES105W. Madi,on Street (Room 1404) .;
. Chicago-Tel. Central 0835 .$'~~m~~~~~~j,WS"1$i(¥Q' tjL®";'{$&$$f'"~iJ
1928.
AVELEAncient PyramidIs Found BeneathWisconsin Lake
Blue Ridge ParkwayExtended 500 Miles
Blowing Rock, N. C., July 23.-Workon the $20,000,()00 Blue Ridge park-way, which will extend for almost500 miles from the Great SmokyMountains National park in westernNorth Carolina through to the Shen-andoah National park in Virginia, isprogressing rapidly in North Caro-lina, with 114 miles either completed,under construction, or under con-tract.
RESORTS AND TRAVEL .WISCONSIN.
Wooded camp site beside a stream .••rustic cabin on a lakeshore ... modernresort hotel ... whatever you maydesire in vacation accommodations,Wisconsin can supply. You will find iteasy to plan a Wisconsin vacation tofit your budget and your preference.
Here in this land of incomparablelummer climate are 7,000 lakes, hun-dreds of miles of rivers, great areasof cool, green forests, facilities for alloutdoor sports and recreation.
And remember, ALL Wisconsin isvacationland. From border to border,the state of Wisconsin is truly a~reat summer playground.
We'd lik" to .end 3'0u,FREE, our bit. n*"w pic-t1lrll book and other va-
.cation literature. Mailthl! coupon. Do it now.
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WISCONSIN CONSERVATION DEPT.RECREATIONAL PUBLICITY DIVISIONstate Capitol, Room 30. Madison. Wis.
Please send me, Ir~,., your big, newbook, "56,000 Square Miles of Vaca.•tionland-WiscQnsin,"' and other illus .•trated literature.
IlAME _
ADDRESS _
CITY ,STATE-
I POIWISCONSIN'S LEADING RESORT
360 teet s1)ove Lake l\Jichigan. t.'tlllf'Tete roadsfrom Chif·HJrO. An resort a(tr:lc·tions. t'inf':'Itmeals; 60 rooms with hath. Bfl-al1tiful dan"epavillion: entertainmt'nt. Writf' MRH. WAJrTI<~RSTARK. Elk~nrt T,ake. Wi •. 0' "hi,aonoffice. 33:1 N. Miehi"an Ave. Randolnh 791'i9.
SUN FLOWER LODGEr,AKI'l TOMAHAWK WrSCONSIN
1n the lDldst 01 a Wild IHe nreserve: populatfot' lts hOl:lnit~ tltv and meals: mod"'rn tot·tag-es; all RDorte and ftRhlO~ Rp<lFl rate~Ameri('an olan Mr. & Mrs. ". Wool'l:r.it·ka,
FOREST LAKE ~~~i~'SI~~~~c~r,~~~lOO miles .I. T. of C. Sanely beach, electuc light, golf,rl'f'C boating', bathing, flshing, tennis. danclO~. Besthome cookm;t. Rates, $17 to $20 ""oek; $3 to $4 flayI'onm and board. ehj('a~o '{'e1e:phone, RF.J .•mont 22~fI.WIJ,LIAM B. KUERT, Camnbellsuort, Wis.
LA E Only n,;'vately-ownedland on this
State Forest Preserve Lake, in henrf, of Seynor re-{{lon. E-:r.ell('nt food, hotel selVice, housekeepingcabins. FJllE'st fishing and bathing.P. 0 .• WHITE BIRCH LODGE, STAR LAKE, WIS.
WOODSIDE :::.m c~~~~7.·~o~';;tont.~:~:urberv. sbl1rn •. hOarti. ~tc. Sandy lJeach, fl5h. golf.
'lAdclle horsf'!s. f)Omf:~, Flfrpl. ln~ {'.him! Airv '1('r.Dorrh {'otg~. Ez('. 100if ChJrkfm DlnnerF- l'riot TOl) ••It~.Room and Board. $U ., ••k. Bath, $14. Genllle.
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PAGR
f FOREIGN TRAVEL i
Chicago & North w~ tern Ry. offers a variety of ~fascinating vacations-e-jours, trips and outings ~for a single day, a" eekeud or as long as you please. They arc allmoderately priced and many include the cost of .room and meals atresorts as" elias bargainrailfare.l.ook over this Jist of suggestions,
RTH W OF WISCONSI • UPPERMICHIGAN, MINNESOTA.Take advanrag e of low summer
fares, 'North \'Western's" fast, convenient summer service is now in effect.The FLAMBEAULuve Chi. The INDIAN EAD{('ompletely .Air· ('o11flilio""O ~~g/b.tB PECIAL _ rC;ompletel" .Air-('.bIftll-FAST AFTERNOON TRAIN Ar. G, •• n tioned] New throughBav, Eagle River, \Vatersmeet and Wood- train to Hayward. Cable, Drummond di~·ruff (Minncqua), Ironwood disrricrs same trier. leaving Chicago 2:00 pm <D. S. T.,evening. DaJJy through the summer. every Friday.
AlSO Ft1ST OVERI TIGJIT SERVICELOW SUMMER FARES-Round Trip from Chicag.
Antigo $ 9.3S Three Lakes $II.O~ Manitowish ...•...• t2.70Hayward 13.9S Land 0' Lakes 12.00 Spooner ......•••.. 13.Q~Lec du Elambeeu 12.20 EaglcRiver 11.40 Woodndf .......••• 11.8~Rhinelander 11.00 Ironwood 13.~~ Rice Lake 13.95
23 day return limit. Correspoudinaly low fares from and to other points.
.••&~..n~""" ILLS OF ~OUT'" DAKOTA. Round rrip rail $2645r • tare rrom <"~ICagO as low • .5 :.. ... _
..•.'\b" 101\ l,;OM ••.ll-expeuse 7 day rours as l ow as $70.40
upp R MISSISSIPPIRIVER CRUISES
3 day de luxe tours le avin~CI icago Fridav and Tuesdav-includj og rail fare to Clinton,
MADISON-BARABO ,day tour $14.00-6 day$36.aO Iowa. r o ore s and m e e l s aC(Dltvil's Lak. State Park) MILWAUKEE ~i~~e!sc~~i~eo~n~o~;·ill~;r;~~ ••
/1, , Round trip special week- end eoach fare Round trip rail f?-re m coaches. Go Cro ss e ro Chicago. $26 1$'" .1 from Chicago-return limit $3 70 any daY-30 day return $3 25 a s Iow as.......... •
(J ~ t,;-· ..• Monday... • Jimir..... . .........• Choiceof Sother lowcosrrour s,. ,.). (IJ) r PLEASANT 2 day tours every Saturday, include. UN VALLEY 1l.d~"escorted.~Il.e,!,penseto!,r~
~ ..•,~ -'"1' round rrrp rail-motor rrrp, room and I to lhu famous mde-high y.cauoa..'....;;, I \, VALLEY all meals a~ r~,o~e .. Se~ Be loir, A j·aPrU:.·(s:loeset~J!'nclgudaeescroomumndordraiPtl.roanisl\:':'" '''" 1#"'# Dubuque, M.l~51SS1PJH RIver ttl P. ~ J/
''V'th Granr's home (Galena), A.pple River Canyon, $14 9 aad aJ! meal. en route and at pop- $128 40 fromf. "t ~ \\'hite Pine S ate Park, Rock River drive, only • utar Challenger Jun. As 10'"' &S. . • ChicllgG
i:~GEE V ~':id,,!~)t~tI;,~~:~td SUMMER FA ES
r.:f ;1~:rr!~~~~~~.~~~~~~~.n~~~.~a~~~~~!~T~~.~$125
~ ~ l·day combination rail and boat trip ... $2.00&,._ .:.;.. -- Also 10." week-end fare-Ko Frid.,., return Tuesday,
:I'... \ • (~o.ches) only ., ..•.•.. $1.75_ Bicrcletour e.ery Sunda", all·expen.e, only ..... $3.75
-~ ISCONSIN DELLS ;o~~~1030
MISSISSIPPI PALISAD2 day tours every Saturday, including roundtrip fare from Chicago, 60' miles rail ..
~d~lls::::ise:~~~:~~~;~~.~~'14.95
:DEVl r L. , .)2 day touts eH!ry Saturday, including-round. trip rail .tare tram Chicago,room and .11 meals at 10 25resorll as low as .... _.. _. •
Round trip from Chicago to Colorado(certain date» as low u$31.10incoaehe.; Yelle stone.$49. Di Zion. Bryce. Grand Canyon. $~0.60; C&liforniaor Pacific Northwest $6~.00 in coaches. A choice ofmost modern air-conditioned trains includin,g:'l"b'St t· 393A hour. from C.hi"".o tnream tners .•-estcoast snd 16hourstoDenrer.rlt'Cha /1eneers Popu!arthrifrtrains.M~Js90tad ••.•
6 Sleeping accommodations abont(10 C"Ii/orn;,.) half of standard Pullman berth'.
TheMOUNTAIN£ER -a de luxe air v conditioaed train;. . wi rh through service daily from
to Calla.han Rock,es Chicago at 1:3~ pm (D. S. T.).11<. ,l6otrf E'col'l.d ,ill.Pxp.me Tours. For lit.ratar. #fftlmlornretio» JilboTit 1111)'o/tht:tt vacation ,.~gions uris« or cltilCity Ticket Office-148 . Clark St., Ph. Dearborn 2121
-or l\rladisoD Sr. Station, Ph. Dearborn 2060
every Saturday and Sunday, including roundtrip rail fare from Chicago. room amt mealsar resort as low as ...• __ __...• _ .
~ day tour $15.20-4 day $19.20-6 day $341.80
* LISTEN TO NORMAN ROSSSl4/ion W,\f 1Q (670kiloj ",tI'ytt'uk ,I,,>, ",":00 411<{DST}
RESORTS AND TRAVEL.
*200 clear'lakes, stocked with llike,ba",trout, pa n fish-e-musklesfun of fight,Golf. riding-all activities, Finest ell-male and richest woodlands in the state.Cabins OIl piue-fr ingcd lakes, or lively,comfortable resorts to suit the most dIS--criminating tastes. 1600 feet above sealevel-no sultrtness. no rarified air. t"J)to date business communities. Once yotl.have been to the "Xor th Countree';you ·11 •.•1w3~ s come back. Write for i]1ll3-'rated literature. No obligation. Address1'\lX ll'.
IIINOCQUA DISTRICT RESORT ASSN.MINOCQUA, WISCONSIN
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ON BEAUTIFULDElAV.\N L KEChampion ••hip Go'f Course. Plentv of boats,fishIng, ~mliD.K'.motorbcattug, Swimming •• andv be-ach, Ittegu ards, 'Te-nnis, finehorses and ~rzit'l. Jiarg~ children e play-&Tound. AU on out" 23" ·ClCTe p}"~1."J1t"e pre-FI"Ve 8Z Innes north of Chicago, Countryclub type dance pav illon.12 -plece orr heatra,142 fine houeekeepiug cottages, Mo~eruhotel, choice CU1Sin... excelle-nt eervice,Modern sanitatton. Massive fireplace andIounge. Smart tap room and cocktatl louuge,Ea.il ...•r e ac h e d, l\foderate rate ••.
V. G. Williams, Mane aerLAKE LAWNHOTEL llc COTTAGESDEL A V A H. W I S C 0 /II SINChicaco Tclenhone Van Buren 7500
Wholesome, JTomelike AtmosphereConcreteHighways51 and Sto Within,). Mile
Golf at the Door-Quiet, Secluded,but Nol I,olated-White UnaxcelledBeach, Good Fishing, Saddling. Arch·ery, Canoeing; Modern Cottages, Ex·cellent Food-Restricted Client.I ••
M. A. GRIFFITH, HostessTomahawk, Wis.
DR. NUBER"S
Mmocqua's Popular Summer Resort. One mile
~~~er~!~noo~~~~·en~~~~tiG~U~h~~~:ck°riJi:~bathing, boating, fifhing, playground equip.ment. shuilleboard. :Moderate rates. GentiJ"".
$25· $3.5 per week. Ame,ic.n lll,an.C. H. RINDESBACHER. Ml!r_ r-tINOCOUA. WIS.
If You Want the BestOne of No! thprn Wis('on~qn'sleading ""orts. Modcrn hotel. 18cottages. Amcril an plan. 8 hou~e-keeping cottages. Excellent food.
/1".- ••.,_.,"'- .•••..•.Muskie, Juke. bRF' •.te1111i!'l.golf, ho,~f":'\.Sendyb,.,a<·b. $' 500to $45.00 per "1\ t't"1:..Write for booklet.MANl'l'OW ISH,
for afrom
milp~WISCOi'\SIN.
A municipal museum, planned as acenter of display for the tropicalmarine life in Miami waters, has beenannounced as the latest of that city'sresort attractions. Housed in the
The children are not compelled to museum will be specimens of themaintain the Japanese sitting-on. more than 700 varieties of fish andheels posture during sessions. They other forms of marine life found nearmay change positions at will, and Miami. The nucleus of the exhibit isdo, frequently. When writing they to be a private collection of moresit as we sit on the floor, pull their than 400 species of tropical :fish, theknees up, and place a book on them gift of Al Pflueger, authority on trop-to hold the paper upon which they ical marine life. Among the speci-are writing. mens are bluestriped wrasse, queenWhen addressing the teacher a parrot, red porgy, sickel fin grouper,
pupil must assume the semi-erect, I tile fish, angel fish, sargassum, andstraight up from the knees. posture. turbot.
lAmlCE HOra.. PEWAUKrEmE,IIS.Chi raJt'o Offi('(' (never clo~t"!I,33~ N. Mlclli:an State 1554
DEVll'S LAKE - BARABOO, WISCONSIN• 187 miles N. W. of Chicago. Fine beach ,ur.I-PINE ROVE IN FA"\IOtlSrounded by towering bluffs. Modern. first class DlIOR COUNTYrer,ort. Reasonable rates. All summer sports. OverlookIng bCil,utiful GreCll Bay; ncar
Write direct or call Chicago office-Marshall ~~I~~~~."'J~~J-r.la)f~~~ f;;~~~iteP~~~~rts.Re~Field & Co .• Travel Bureau, S1ate 1000, Local 2476. hundred lhlllA"S to sec-on foot. 110,.,e-
back. by boat or motor. .Modern rCli:;orthotel. SCl'llnuloll!'ilv clean. home-lIke cot·tagc~. Come Up and ta!==le rt"aL JHJlUe.('ooking. ·Writp. Mr. a-r.d Mrs. OlsoninYlte (i'OU 10 ~llmm{'r a, the nleaCli.lntP1NE GROVE lIOTEL. Euhraim. Wis.
DEVIL'S LAKE RESORT 'S'T~\V~I'~k~k~Completely furnished nOllsckeePlng cottage!. RlInnjn~wtltpr. hot and ('old showen~. shnlTlf\hoard. tenni. etc$10 Df'f wf"€k nnd up. Write for JroJder T.A. W. WA1'F:RS'I'REET. BARAUOO. WIS.
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One of the Largf'~t anl'J Most Lomplf'tf' H.ellort! InSo Who P 0 C"mbriogf!- Mof1fOrnin f'Yfl) rf'~nf'!ct.
PINE VIEW RESORT CLEA~oi~:~~~HEDfor Iig~lt htlusfl'eePlnq t,n fhlf Moon I ~I,t' G()('ldhathl1l~ ht>l'lch hn,tr l\n<l t1 hlrlg-\'\alft>yf'O Plkf' KI'~~.etc. Write H. W. GAGE, Milltown, Wisfonsin.
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I~~~VEL. I~SORT~ANDIRAVE~WISCONSIN. WISCONSIN.-----
Vast towes lng t y,l~ting c1it1~ and caverns sculpturedthrough 40 million years b)' the hurrying waters of the'Wide winding ',"i.5con-::.inRiver. Celebrated Stand Rockused centuries ago 39 a smoke signalling point by theWinnebago Indians. Hawk's Bill - Stone Face-Witches' Window-the Palisade s. The still unexplainedIndian Mounds. One of the most fascinating andimportant geological regions in the world. Make this avacation you'll never forget. Come to the Dells. An un-paralleled varietv 01 sports and resort accommodations.Ea'l' to reacb, Send 'or illustrated booklet. Addre ••
F C ~IERCEWlSCO"lSIN DEU.SWISCONSIN
•••••••••• 1•••• " ••• ' .f tbe l\lSCONSIN RlVE1lOpen May Ist to Nov. 1st_.----J
The bcspltable hotel at The D~tI~. 'I'he g"th-«"ring: place of c-Icbrlties, EVelY room Wltlabath. Ollf"rlookln~W13consinRlver .Icxten I'Ve
land~{'aped ground:'f. VariOll!l8pOlt:'f,indndinc&,01£.rining:, d;.ncing, nearby. ModeraU'rate!l •.Easy to reach. Send for Brochure tod~y.
WISCONSIN DELLS. WIS.
CHULA VI TWisconsin Dells
Six Wo"derful Doyspacked full of THRILLSLeave ChiclQO every Mond'd.y
(June 20 10' Sflpt. 12)P.f!turning Saturday.
INCLUDESRonnd trln r::111 Jares, room (~ or morepel' room) exr-ctten t meals, dph~htfulboat rtdes, slcht-secinc bus trios throuchWl~conRm'~ sccnu- wond •...rland. thea Irel);:(rty. duuir-r dances. R"\\ rrnm mg'. F;idp,trip to neYJ1'~ Lake, romantic IndianCeremontal 2n(~ rnnny other thrills loryour r-nrovmen t.
7·Day Tour $40.80, leaH Sunday11lJorm17tion arld UnU,,.ratlonil
148 S. Clark St., C. & N. W. Ry.Tel. DEArborn 2121 0.-
Chula Vista Resort, Wisconsin Dells
DOORCOUNTY
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';;- .~'A'-UTIFUL CHERRYLANDON GREEN .AY SHOR£S •••Scenic concret-fl lake-~hore dn •.•.e..V, ood' and cliff., 30 secluded fur-ni:;hed C('ltt3IJC~ or mingle: witb con-
~~~1~iWe:~gr~:.~a~dd(';n~~h~ ouown '~olf cour'-'~, 8·plece orche~tra..Se>cislands ~nd 2 State Parks near-by. Moderate rate!.7-Day AII-Expens. ToursIncludes round trip lran~por .•
~~~~2~~~,~~t~~d'~~~~:;:$38etc.Wri~~ for fold, r.
CHICAGO OFFICE30 W. Wa.hington Sl. Ph. Stat. 3524•
c:;a:::.-Wi. U .. -EHotel, Cottages and Golf (ours IIn the heart or \Yi"con"itl'~ colorfUl Chern··land .•."'OOd6d iiland"l. "'here hot lfOuth •••k1d~ are euolI~k~ href*7ef:. ~porty :;-01{on our pClvate cou~.Complet;ely rr.odcrni .•.ecl ,every room v.'ltb betA."I'eomg, boa lin,&:,fi~hin::::.bathJnI;. rid ins:. biC}·clln&a.Fau(th~qs m~a1•. Reduced r.t~ durins: June. ""ntrorfo!~"rT.,JOHN F. BF.RTSCHING£ff. OWner. 5tur~el)" •• ,Chic_o Office. 30W. W••~hi •.•••.on St .. Pl1oneState3t12"
AND 40 corr AGES AT CABOT'S POINTWisronslTI's 8e=tuly $P(11. F l<:hllll1 Iir;lllllD I ttllllS.S\'ilfllmino. O:ltH:inq. r.tr- Wri1,. In, Fl'lrt", "Of' p'-a',.~
H. A. CABOT. STURGEON BAY. WIS.
NO~l~~~d~OB~~i~:r:nRE~d~t:h;~Iof water:J. Bathinc, sandy beach, tame
41sf ~~~ti~c~k~i[t~:r~l~~~~~s~:~la~~Ilun cot tag ••. each with bath •.• Gent'l.,. .••..only ••. Best food .. American plan...
TOM MARRIOTT. MGR.· ugle RiVM'. Wi '
THEWisconsIn Dells, Wis" (. ~
Hahn's English Lake Resort IMANITOWOC. W'~CONS'N-ROUT~ ~
!\-10<1. lIotel tlnd Cotra \::f'!l un Ia.Kf'trunr amOOR thtPilles and CPO,lrl. Hf'"~ r<tre~. \10m" cr.o\. "ArrhurHahn' th~ mAn •• t'!o ",jne' III h~af [hI' hllnd Bnc,kll't
Sturgeon BayDoor (ountv \\ ~.
Where if's Coni and Always Pleasantlintel and ('abllle:t rtlooern conV'.n .rll 11I~ (}oH BMt1ng B;}thine:'~ .•.J1"'Ic:hir1~ Hnr .f'<;j 1 ()\\ n fp'1nIF ('(tnrt •..:;:hufilp hO'lrc1 Grt 11I1I""raINlllooldf't.
Writ. NEIL C. HAINESehiftu;.o OtHf'P. :~:{:l N. MiC'hil:nn. Fra. 8463
WILLIAMS GRINDSTONE LAKE RESORT~1ost motieln t~"'(,rt III N W Wf<.;(' ('ou.ll..a..~ "" ••eIt •.•. rll"nlnJZ \VRtf'r R!rfll\f>nt ruhlnf' Motor bMtqBp:-t I1ll''''kifl IH '.I'; t!,h1n!: r,.~\(In 1\ rl I' fnr ratf'l.
MRS. F, WILLIAMS. HAYWARD. WIS,
RT ,100 AC1U'.• LAKI';f:S'r}.·I':!, and HAl\'l'1I~ "flll'Ar.O RR()~.
Hf'tlrt or North \\('jod.. ('07,V J..o:: (',~h1n.wlrh nn""" Vor.f1 '~nlf. fi'lnpndlv Hn ••nt1H,l1fg."DIIlercllll" Gentiles. "KLOK." TIDIer. Wla.