The Detroit times., 1909-06-21

| p. m, p. m, %: 50 p. m, D. M O. 81
p. m, 10 p. m,
Beautiful, popular Lighthouse Inn is
open. with all its spring allurements
OF wide. cool porches, refined, quiet
surroundings. and the choicest OF ev'
erything fresh from their gardens for
their excellent table.
Situated at the head Of the river on
Lake st. Clair and commanding a
splendid view OF water and landscape
the Lighthouse Inn" will always De
| cooled by Lake ST. Clair breeZes.
This large colonial inn is a hand
some building with large rooms, plen-
~ of windows and immense verandas,
all facing the lake. Billy Klenk as he
is popularity known. will cater espe-
cially 10 family parties who may come
in automobile. carriage, yacht or
| launch. The Lighthouse Inn serves
the best of food. well cooked. the best
of wines, bottled table liquors and
drinking waters.
The basement floor of the Light
house Inn has many rooms Of various
sizes, chief among them being an as
sembly room where gatherings OF men
may convene and at the same time ell
JOY the comfort of cUUt room COT
venicnt To the rest OF the Inn. In this
assembly room is a large fireplace and
mantel There Is hardwood floor
which can be used for dancing There
is room where beer and ale Is CT
draught.
On the main floor, visitors walk ints
an old English hallway; wide stairs
lead up 10 the second floor from this
hallway. with raftered ceiling and
lighting fixtures OF old colonial de
sign. To the left of the hallway Is
the main dining room, a large, hand
some room opening out on the veran-
da and commanding fine view of
! lake and shore The ceiling of this
room is also raftered. The decorations
/ are in colors of gray, drab blue. The
| lighting fixtures In this room are very
artistic Large double plate glass doors
open onto the veranda from the main
dining room.
! From the main hall, on the right.
there Is handsome bar and buffet
room. wide hospitable looking
crate and mantel is built into the
wall The bar and fixtures in dark
green represent a large outlay OF
money. The entire interior of the Light
house Inn has been decorated and fur
| nished TO present a handsome eXclu'
| sive appearance. On the second tioO-
are several ladies' parlors and mum
Der OF private dining rooms, which can
be used singly or opened into one
large room Comfortable chairs, rock
ers and fine rugs and curtains are the
main furnishings on the second floor
J which resembles a modern hotel in ar
| rangement and conveniences. The
| hail OF the second floor leads to the
front Of the Inn. where another large
veranda in full view of the lake offers
a cool enjoyable resting place.
The grounds around the Inn are
graded and left clear OF any obstruc
ton OF the splendid panorama Of lake
and landscape. All the commerce OF
the great lakes passes directly IN
front of the Lighthouse Inn.
The Lighthouse Inn will be managed
along lines of a first-class club or re-
sort. and the cuisine, service and at
tention for guests will be of the high
est order.
A long dock with IA feet of water
offers a safe anchorage for boats of al
class and size. Automobiles and car
riages will be given protection and 81.
tention. Long distance telephones
and all modern conveniences have
been installed A fine new cinder roaC
for autos and carriages extends from
Jefferson-ave. 10 the Inn.