'—Hotel SUWANNEE, brick structure, running water, steam heat nice meals; a good stop-over. The Suwauneo service Station is dependable for car attentions. Camp and cabins 1 mi. west, doc to §1.00. inf.—Chamber o£ Commerce.
SUWANNEE DIVER. Camp in grove on river. New bridge, 010 ft.
♦MADISON. A city of nice homes, old live oak shade trees paved streets. Sumatra and cigarrette tobacco and farming. MADISON HOTEL and SIS IIOPKINS INN, good. Cabin camp 1 mi. east. Inf.—Chamber of Commerce.
GREENVILLE. Two clean country hotels. On inn

AUCILLA RIVED. Camp space. Fishing at Blue Lake.
♦M.ONTICELLO. Nice old southern city — this North Florida section is all good country. Farm and dairying. Lends world in melon seed production. Pecan nurseries and orchards. MONTICELLO HOTEL and a country hotel. Camp north of town, 25c. Inf.—Chamber of Commerce.
♦TALLAHASSEE. An attractive city, capital of Florida, picturesque hill country. Favored country of Indian nations and noted in Spanish history; today favored by noted northern people for winter estates. A natural travel distributing point north, east, west and south; highways radiate all directions. Nice stop-over city.
HOTELS—THE FLORIDAN, modern, community-owned, §2.50 lo §1.00 sgl., §1.50 to §6.00 did. CHEROKEE, modern, same rates. Both pleasantly located. TORON HOTEL, small. Cobin camp south of Capitol, 40c to §1.00. v INF.—Chamber of Commerce. (See adv.)
I OCKLOCIvNEE 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. Boardinghouses. Municipal camp in town; private cabin camp i1/? mi. west attractively located.
LITTLE RIVER. New bridge, 478 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 Stale 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 water way and flood problems.
SNEADS. Lumber and turpentine village. Country hotel.
. _ i^0,^	Marianna good road to Port St. .Toe and
Apn’aehieoia on the bay and the gulf. Splendid fishing, hunting and bathing and Gulf of Mexico scenes.
CIIIPOLA RIVER at Marianna. New bridge, 450 ft.
♦MARIANNA. Commercial center of a rich farming county. An attractive city, nice homes, paved streets, good business houses. Heart of America’s largest satsuma orange producing area. Large lime rock quarries. Popula-n las increased fifty per cent last two years.
■irnnIf<?^aLS~CHIP0IjA> built 1927. Five stories, fire .moot, (b mis., all with priv. bath. Noted for dining scr

vice. Kms. §2.50 up; meals 75c. A fine hotel. CALEDONIA, remodeled and newly furnished. Kins. §1.50.
INF.—Chamber of Commerce.
COTTONDALE. Jet.,- improved road to Punamn City and the gulf. Country hotel. Camp space in grove.
CIIIPLEY. Farm and dairy center. CHIPLEY HOTEL, 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.
♦BONIFAY. General farming section. EUREKA HOTEL.
CAKYVILLE. Clioctawhatchee River lumber town. Lodging.
CHOCTAWHATCIIEE RIVER. Long bridge and causeway, 0,500 ft.
PONCE DE LEON. Country hotel. Beautiful springs, bathing and refreshments. Camp space.
♦DE FUNIAK SPRINGS. The highlands of West Florida. Truck farming. Lumber center.
HOTELS—WALTON, modern and attractive, faces lake. FLORIDA HOTEL, clean, E.P. Cabin camp, well equipped, 00c to §2.00. Inf.—Chamber of Commerce.
SHOAL RIVER. New bridge, 1,303 ft.
♦CRESTVIEW. A new community. They have discovered their wild blueberry can be cultivated, producing a large delicious table berry. Many orchards are now planted. CRESCENT HOTEL, fair.
WEST FLORIDA GULF RESORTS
At Crcstvfcw turn soutli for nn interesting visit nt Valparaiso, a very inviting gulf resort. Tlio bays nnd tlio gulf shores there arc among tlio finest in tlio gult country. Whatever you like best—golf, hunting, fislting, bathing, swimming, boating, or just resting—ample choice is there. Visiting in tho bays, in Santa itosa Sound, or out on tbo Gulf of Mexico. The country is wild and inviting for hunting or for rumbles. Tho Clioctawhatchee Rational Forest is ft pnrt of this region.
THE INN AT VALPARAISO is new nnd has every modern refinement. "5 ruts. A. I*. $5 to §0. Nearly nil with itath; all bat two face tlio water. A private golf course that cost $135,000 spreads over (lie hills overlooking the bay; permits for guests or OST travelers.
YELLOW RIVER nt Milligan. New bridge, 1,008 ft.
HOLT. 55,000 A. of cut over pinelands being transformed into small improved farms by Ringling & White and sold on time payments. Nurseries, demonstration farm, agricultural and horticultural experts provided. Growing satsuma oranges, grapes, blueberries, other fruits, truck nnd farm products.
BLACKWATER RIVER at Milton.
♦MILTON. A busy little city:	Country hotel. Near
by, at Bagdad, are tlio lumber interests of the Blackwater River. The BAGDAD INN nnd meals very good,
ESCAMBIA BAY. I.ong bridge and causeway; cost §1,000,000; length IS,470 ft. Another of the hard construction and financing works of the Old Spanish Trail.
♦PENSACOLA. Naval and aviation stations. A great deep-water port. Do Luna landed on the Pensacola mainland in 1509 with the largest expedition that attempted the conquest of Florida. Disaster and Indian enmity soon forced his return to Vera Cruz.
HOTELS — SAN CARLOS, doubled in size, refined Spanish type; all rooms ivitli bath. MANHATTAN, moderate. Municipal camp on Bayou Texas, northeast; free, caretaker, well-equipped.
INF.—Chamber of Commerce.
FLORIDA-ALABAMA STATE LINE
Perdido River
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