The St. Joseph observer., 1920-04-24

THE Hotels" from whose lists you
may select as your temporary resting
place, one most to your liking.
The Dream City
And many other places, among
which, as you are now no doubt hun
cry, don't forget "The Eagle Restau-
rant" owned, operated and managed
by those popular caterers, John Nell
son and the Chambers Brothers,
where after having refreshed the in
ner man with viands superbly suf-
ficient, you are now ready to embark
on one of the boats plying between
Tampa and st. Petersburg the Sun
shine or Dream City, as the mood
may dictate, and whose spires, domes
and gaily colored roofs and walls at
tract you. while yet far out on the
water whose ripping surface Iulls
you into that soothing and silent
thoughtfulness so much sought for,
as you view In conjunction the won-
derful work of God and the handi-
work of man.
Now, after a two hours ride, you
have arrived at the place where "all
the time is summer and the flowers
Lever die" and are ready to view at
close range one of the most popular
winter resorts east of the Rocky
Mountains, whose equable tempera-
ture, beauty and healthfulness are
unequalled on the American CONT
nent and where the spirit Of courtesy
and hospitality make you feel that
life is indeed worth living"
Its Many Attractions
Its parks, concerts, water front,
bathing beaches, fishing, tennis, ro-
quets, croquet. quiots, drives and base
ball games, furnishing an endless
chain of enjoyment from which you
may select those forms best suited to
your own ideas and your degree of
gility.
"The Electric Pier" where you may
sit under the shade of awnings and
view the panorama of the ever shift
ing bay.
The street car rides" to Coffee
Pot Bayou" "Davista" and the Jun.
gle," are all worth while and restful
THE Benches" an innovation plac-
ed thick1y along the curb line of the
spacious sidewalks, where one may
sit and gaze upon the kaleidoscope
changes of the pedestrians who pass
each other on the Great White Way
allowing you an excellent opportunity
of studying character and physiog
nomy.
"The Shell Mound" a mysterious
accumulation of the discarded habits
tions of the "denizens of the deep"
"Bayboro" and THE Rose Walk
are also points of beauty and interest
Numerous hotels invite you
patronage, anyone of which is com
Portable and homelike
Over to the Island
Having given this place the "onct
over" you are getting quite accus
toned to looking at things that are
easy on the eyes" so you take car
on Central Avenue that carries you
to Gulfport, distant about sever
miles, where you take the boat for
"Pass-a-Grilli," situated on an island
in the Gulf Of Mexico, about a halt
hours ride from your point Of en-
barkment. Here you will find nice
little town, good hotels and one OF
the most beautiful beaches you have
ever seen, which stretches, white and
glistening, under the rays Of the
Southern sun" for miles to the north
east and where may be found the
many curious and gorgeous shell
/ formations from the realm Of King
Neptune and his mermaids.
Thus, having come TO the turning
point Of your journey and finding
yourselves ready 10 return to the
home of the "Kueny's," l hope you
will have discovered that The truth
about Florida" is good enough and
that it requires no artist TO decorate
the fleccy clouds, the great silvery
moon, the magnificent streaming
sunsets, the brilliancy Of the rays OF
that orb of day as it comes up from
the "other side" and glints the ever
shifting waves that forever lap the
sands Of the languid shore and that
the truth about this country and It's
varied interests needs no tinting from
the palette of an imasinationist.
A condensation Of the above fol
ready reference is appended herewith
which will aid in making your de-
cisions as TO the places you most de
sire TO see.
"Dundee Dmn's'
\ Edwin c. Spencer, secretary ant
: treasurer of the American Humus 4
Phosphate Company whose holdings
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