UIGUSTINE. A-charmingly attractive city of nn-r wines streets anil types characteristic of old Spain, cient huild n=s, : lice	with	the years and fin0
r anlhoteb-add to the distinction of the city, old homes a	ALHAMBRA,	70 mis., A.P. §4.00
Ho!?p ,°fl0	•	KENWOOD,	:i0	nils., E.P. §1.50 up;
.f' onen in winter; ALCAZAR. BARCELONA, PONCF m LEON. ST. GEORGE, and others. Two private cabin camps, good. Jnf.-Chamber of Commerce.
ST. JOHNS RIVER. Toll bridge at Jacksonville. Toll
rate on page 5.
“'JACKSONVILLE. Gateway to South Florida and tourist and industrial city. Large lumber and naval stores market, railroad center and deep seaport.
Hotels—ALBERT, moderate rates; ARAGON, medium rates: CARLING, new and high class; MASON, first-class commercial and tourist; SEMINOLE, fiist-class commercial and tourist; WINDSOR, first-class, comfortable lounges, faces park; GEORGE WASHINGTON, new and high class.
Phoenix Park camp on river in a grove, 40 cabins, good. Inf.—Jacksonville Motor Club. (AAA).
Marine Garage, foot of Hogan St., largest storage garage in South. Star dealers but mechanics expert on all cars. Open day and night. Wrecker, washing, ail attentions. Phones 5-7243 and 5-495S. Member Jacksonville Motor Club, AAA and OST.
•MACCLENNT. Village. HOTEL ANNIE over store. Camp space. Glen St. Mary nurseries, 3 mi. west, noted nurseries, open to visitors.
OLUSTEE. Lodging. Camp space in live oak grove. Olustee Battlefield, Civil War, east 2.5 mi., marked by monument.
‘LAKE CITY. Jet. highway from northern states to South Florida. Important gateway citv. Numerous lakes. BLANCHE HOTEL loads. Also POWELL HOTEL. Two cabin camps, 25c to 31.50. good.
Inf.—West Coast Inf. Bureau or Chamber of Commerce.
*L1VE OAK. An attractive home city, paved streets, old live oak shade trees. Hogs, dairying, farming, tobacco. HOTEL SUWANNEE, brick structure, running water, steam heal, nice meals; a good slop-over. The Suwannee Service Station is dependable for ear attentions. . Camp and cabins 1 mi. west, 25c to $1.00. Inf.—Chamber of Commerce.
SUWANNEE RIVER. Camp in grove on river. New bridge. 010 ft.
‘MADISON. A city of nice homes, old live oak shade trees, paved streets. Sumatra and cigarette tobacco and farming. MADISON HOTEL and SIS HOPKINS INN, good. Cabin camp 1 mi. east. Inf.—Chamber of Commerce
A EC ILL A RIVER. Camp space. Fishing at Blue Lai; ‘MONTICELLO. Nice old southern citv—this No; Florida section is all good country. Farm and dniryii Leads world in melon seed production. Pecan nurseries a orchards. MONTICELLO HOTEL and a country hot nortl1 °r town. 25c. Inf.—Chamber of Commerce.
An attractive city, capital of Flori' e "tt country. Favored country of Indian ) noted HAMi 'loted in Spanish history; today favored distribute1,!1BHiI,eop,e for winter estates. A natural tra
raiteaU8^tLrthNieaStVWCst an<1 SOutU; lliSlm
w . ,	stop-over	city.
e s IE FLORIDAN, modern, community-own
* T ALLAH ASSEE—Con tin u cd.
$2.50 to $1.00 sgl., $1.50 to $0.00 dbl. CHEROKEE, modern, same rates. Doth pleasantly located. TORON HOTEL, small. Cabin camp south of Capitol, -10c to $1.00. Inf — Chamber of Commerce. (See page 44.)
OCKLOCKNEE RIVER. New bridge, 1,950 ft.
HAVANA. Shade tobacco center. This tobacco is grown in fields shaded with cheese-cloth arbors and cured in large barns. Boarding houses. Municipal camp in town; private cabin camp 4% mi. west attractively located.
LITTLE RIVER. New bridge, 47S ft.
*QUINCY. A nice city of homes and civic improvements. Producing and marketing center for shade tobacco and cigar wrappers. Fuller’s earth mining; used in oil refining. Interesting hill country. HOTEL QUINCY, remodeled brick building. Inf.—Chamber of Commerce.
CHATTAHOOCHEE. Florida State Hospital. River Junction, a railroad town down the hill. EDWARDS HOTEL. Camp space on river. Time changes here; reset your watch.
APALACHICOLA RIVER. Victory Bridge across this river one of the great Old Spanish Trail structures; cost ?S00.000: length 5.942 ft. Flood waters reach the floor of this high structure. Two-thirds of the flood waters of the continent flow into the Gulf of Mexico and Old Spanish Trail engineering and financing have had to conquer these waterway and flood problems.
SNEADS. Lumber and turpentine village. Country hotel.
Note—East of Mui*IHnun good road to Port St. .Toe and Apa-laHiienla on the hay and the gulf. Splendid fishing, hunting and bathing and O.ulf of Mexico scenes.
CIIIPOLA RIVER at Marianna. New bridge. 45G ft.
*MARIANNA. In one of the rich farming counties of Florida and an attractive city, nice homes, streets and improvements. Limestone deposits. HOTEL CIIIPOLA, recently remodeled, every room with bath, good. Inf.— Chamber of Commerce.
COTTONDALE. Jet., improved road to Panama City anc the gulf. Countrv hotel. Camp space in grove.
CIIIPLEY. Farm and dairy center. CHIPLEY HOTEL, good stop-over; hot and cold water all rooms, nice grill in connection. Also Mrs. Richardson’s boarding house. Private camp west of town, fair. Inf.—Chamber of Commerce.
*150NIFAY. General farming section. EUREKA HOTEL.
CARYVILLE. Choctawhatchec River lumber town. Lodging.
CHOCTAWIIATCIIEE RIVER. Long bridge and causeway, 5,500 ft.
PONCE DE LEON. Country hotel. Beautiful springs, bathing and refreshments. Camp space.
*DE FUNIAIv SPRINGS. The highlands of West. Florida. Truck farming. Lumber center. WALTON HOTEL, modern and attractive, faces lake. FLORIDA HOTEL, clean. E. P. Cabin camp, well equipped. 50c to $2.00. Inf. —Chamber of Commerce.
SHOAL RIVER. New bridge. 1.3G3 ft.
♦CRESTVIEW. A new community. Junction of road to Camp Walton and the scenic drive along the bays and inlets of the gulf. Blueberry orchards, truck farming. GRES-** r.E^ai-LrriTFJ- Afaniir-innl c^uiti near Court HoVir*^—
YELLOW RIVER at Milligan. New bridge, 1.5GS ft.
HOLT. One of the greatest farm developments in the South: 55,000 A. of cut over pinelnnds being transformed into small improved farms by Ringling & White and sold on time payments. Floridalo. a new and modern city created, best hotel between Pensacola and Jacksonville being built. Nurseries, demonstration farm, agricultural and
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