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FLORIDA 
^Osceola- G^amatan 
DAYTONA, FLORIDA 
A winter haven in Sunny Florida 
Situated in a beautiful orange 
grove this new Inn with private 
cottages offers all the attractions of 
a southern winter home without 
its cares. 
Modern in construction and 
tastefully furnished, we cater to 
people of refinement, particularly 
families. Cottages adjoining the 
Inn may be rented in whole or in 
part with full hotel service. 
Guests enjoy the use of the ex¬ 
cellent Daytona golf links. Delight¬ 
ful motoring, fishing and bathing 
on . the - famous Ormonde-Daytona 
beach. 
Special rates for prolonged stay. 
Opens December 15th. The ideal 
home for winter is 
'^Osceola- Graniatan 
Inn 
DAYTONA, FLORIDA 
Round the World 
Clark’s 3rd Cruise. 
N. Y., Jan. 22; San Francisco, Feb. 10 
By the specially chartered superb S.S. 
"EMPRESS OF FRANCE" 18,481 gross 
tons. Under personal direction of Mr. 
Clark, originator of Round the World 
Cruises. 
A floating palace for the trip. Route: 
New York, Panama, San Francisco, Hilo, 
Honolulu, 14 days In Japan, China, Man¬ 
ila, Java, Singapore, Burrnah, Option of 
19 days in India, Ceylon, 4 days in Cairo, 
Naples, Havre, Southampton; (stop overs) 
Quebec, Ry. to Montreal and New York. 
4 MONTHS, $1,000 and up, including 
Hotels, Drives, Guides, Fees, etc. 
To 
The 
Mediterranean 
Clark’s 19th Cruise, 
February 3, 1923 
By specially chartered sumptuous S. S. 
"EMPRESS OF SCOTLAND.” formerly 
"Kaiserin Auguste Victoria" oil burner, 
25,000 gross tons; 65 DAYS CRUISE. 
$600 and up; 19 days in Egypt and Pales¬ 
tine; Spain, Italy, Greece, etc. 
Mediterranean 111 ^ . cr “ is «- „ 600 
o ^ ^ ward, including shore 
Summer Cruise excurs j 0 ns. Leaves June 
27 by specially chartered White Star 
Liner Baltic 23,884 tons. Rome, Athens, 
Spain visits specially featured. 
University-Extension and other good 
tours to Europe under escort, reasonable 
rates. 
FRANK C. CLARK 
Times Building New York 
or your Ticket Agent 
P EOPLE come thousands of miles to 
hear them, and to see the varied color¬ 
ful life of the largest and most fascinating 
Chinese Colony in America. 
It goes without saying that you’ll see 
Chinatown whenyoucometoSanFrancisco. 
And, equally as a matter of course, you’ll 
want to stop at The Palace, where the 
hospitality of the West finds its most fin¬ 
ished expression. 
"In San Trancisco Its The Palace M 
THE PALACE HOTEL 
ZManagiimnt SKalsey £.S)ianwaring. SMarkctatJ^ew Montgomery St. San Trancisco. 
_,_______ _ _ _ _ ___ —.— 
When You Arrive in Paris 
VOGUE’S Information Bureau will tell you 
everything you need to know in your first days of 
settling down and planning your French holiday. 
It will advise you : 
Where you get the best exchange on your money. 
What plays you should get tickets for. 
What restaurants have famous specialties 
Where the smart crowd goes to dance. 
Where you should shop this season. 
W liat week-end place is in favor. 
Which resort is in season and where to stay. 
How to find an apartment in Paris. 
And, if you wish, VOGUE will supply you with 
a shopping guide, an interpreter; send you a beauty 
specialist, a French teacher, a dancing master; 
find a school for your daughter; make hotel, rail¬ 
way or steamship reservations and buy the tickets; 
give you special introductions that will secure you 
special privileges; and, in short, act as an experi¬ 
enced friend, familiar with the language and the 
ways of the country, and eager to make your stay 
as pleasant as possible. 
Say to the taxi driver, “Number deux, rue 
Edouard Sept”; say to the doorman 
VOGUE 
FLORIDA 
PORTO RICO 
THE CONDADO-VANDERBILT HOTEL 
San Juan, Porto Rico 
Ideal hotel of the Tropics. Under same 
management as the Vanderbilt Hotel, N. Y. 
NEVER MIND 
THE CALENDAR— 
Find Spring and Summer now in 
FLORIDA 
CALIFORNIA 
The Middle South 
HAWAII 
Even as you read this, the hard white 
beaches of Hawaii, the smooth green hills 
of California, the famous resorts and hotels 
of Florida and the Middle South are draw¬ 
ing the winter-haters. 
Let the Nast International Travel Bureau 
help you plan your place in the sun. It will 
furnish promptly and cheerfully accurate 
information as to routes, rates, hotels, cli¬ 
mate and all important details. 
There is no char ye for this service. 
Write oil your details, dates and prefer¬ 
ences to 
THE 
NAST INTERNATIONAL 
TRAVEL BUREAU 
21 West 44th Street 
New York City 
Why worry about 
baggage? 
The theft or destruction of 
your baggage may mar the 
pleasure ol your trip, espe¬ 
cially if you must bear tbe 
burden of tbe loss financially. 
The Insurance Company of 
North America issues a Tourist 
Baggage Policy that protects 
your baggage against practi¬ 
cally all the perils of trans¬ 
portation and is worth many 
times the cost in the worry 
it saves: 
If you travel at all, it will pay 
you to fill out the attached 
memorandum and mail it to 
us at once. 
Any insu ranee agent nr hrokercan 
get you a North America Policy. 
Insurance Company 
of North America 
PHILADELPHIA 
JheOIdest American Fire andMarinelnsuranceCompaity 
Capital $5,000,000 Founded \7J2 
