The Detroit times., 1916-06-30
Woods is Popular.

| W DOGS 4ASL year AAEA SUCK nus
given bis personal attention 10 the
details 81 all departments and his pa
irons are invariably pleased With
the cuisine and service.
The Woods is easily reached by
auto via Lakewood.aye. or by the
SteSmeyer ferry from the Belle Isle
bridge approach
Northern Navigation Cruise.
The Northern Navigation Com
pany Offer Il fire vacation cruise to
Duluth via the 500 and Port Arthur
As side trip from Port Arthur a
special train takes the cruise pass
engers about twenty miles inland 10
the beautiful Kakabeka Falls. These
falls are shown Ia pictures else
where but neither words nor photo
graphs can do them justice.
The water OF the Kakaoeka river
Is yellow tinted. as all streams BIZ
secting this mountain country
caused by the vast quantities OF iron
and other mineral through which
they ffow The beautiful amber col
cred liquid PUSHES serepely on 10 De
dashed 70 foam and spray on the
black basalJic rocks nearly two
hundred fee; below
Their grandeur will hold you en-
thralled and you are sure TO say. Il
never thought a waterfall could be
| so beautiful" Other handiwork OF
the gods will be seen on this trip
and visit may be made to the great
power plant near the falls.
After returning TO the steamer or
to the big hotel as you prefer, you
can prepare for dinner, after which
comes one OF the best dancing par
ties OF the voyage. for II is attended
by citizens in shore parties who look
upon the visit OF the vessels with
their happy yoyagers as an oppor
tunity not 10 be gainsaid
Then after the new friends have
gone ashore the steamer casts loose
from the black spiles which line the
dock and onward no. TO new scenes
new peoples
---- The New Club.
The advantages OF private club
| at such a wellknown summer resort
as the Flats. are apparent az once
all the comforts OF ones own cot
tage, and all the conveniences OF a
modern hotel
W. J. German, manager OF the
I New club. the second stop Of steam.
ers running 20 the Flats, has r.
served a few rooms for the use OF
The general public Thus a limited
number OF non-members can avail
themselves OF all the advantages
offered by the club. The fish. frog
and chicken dinners at the New
/ club are famous all over Michigan.
West~ood OTTO Inn.
A Is-mile drive ont Michigan-ave
10 Westwood Otto inn. is an excel
lent appetizer. and hundreds OF De
'roit motorists take this drive The
FISH, frog and chicken dinners that
Cite Hack sets before his guests
are without a rival tor favor. and
10 eat once at westwood means thai
one will become a habitue OF this
popular road house.
Hotel Wobroek.
Out-of-town guests and vacation
fists find Hotel wobrock, opposite
the court house, on Cadillac-sq., Al
IDEAL place 20 stop when IN Detroit
All the quiet OF home IA added u
the comforts aad conveniences OF =
modern hosiery, As a host, Henri
/ c. Wotrock has an enyieQ repu'a
ton.
Orchard Lake Hotel.
Orchard lake, ia famous al! owe
the middle west as a resort, and a.
the home OF the well known acai
envy. DIT. E. c. woodward's orchar,
Lake hotel overlooks the lake. an
Is surrounded by beautiful drive
aud walks through the woods Goo,
/ boating and fishing add 20 the pleas
IRE OF guests.
CriunelI Bros.
I 40 resort or vacation IS compleu
without Victrola. and Grinnel
/ Bros are doing their share toward
. providing all cutters with music y,
/ vacation can become monotouous I
/ there is q VIctrola 70 furnish must
/ an any hour OF the day or night
/ Grinnell Bros. make a special offe
I al Victro'a and veil chosen 80
/ lection OF records suitable for m
I vacationist
/ Island Lake Hotel
/ The Island Lake hotel. AZ Islam
lake, about 80 miles from Detroi,
on the Pera Marquette railroad, q.
fers an excellent Fourth ~ July ont
Z ing. Good/nshing. bathing and boat
Ing and unprecedented moaR ar,
! among the advantages given b,
Mine Host \ C. Brown and wife
Z WITH Special emphasis on he meals
European Baths Closed.
Now that the health resorts Of Eu
rope are 30 effoctualiy closed 20 m,
D world because Of war, American
, I -f-f-- -rTrraf am EVEN srIpurio,
; merit viii come into their own
] Thousands OF Americans who hay,
been In the habit OF going abroad