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EIGHT BJSCOWMSAGW, TJtAVjESE CITY, SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1925, IN NORTHERN MICHIGAN'S SUMMERLAND 'ROBIN HOOD' IS GREAT FEATURE NOTED A I A A I TO A A HERE IN FINE A Frederick Wheeler, noted American baritone, is to be heard here in the Valentine production of "Robin Hood," which is one of the outstanding attractions of the Traverse City seven day de luxe Red path chautauqua starting here next Wednesday, August 12, in the to 'be erected on the Senior high school grounds. Mr. Wheeler i3 in no the word a newcomer in the field of music, having appeared throughout the country in concert and oratorio engagements. He has long been recognized as one of the leading American baritones, His great power and range of voice, his varied and comprehensive repertoire have assured him constant appearances and a favored place on the best programs for many years. Mr.

Wheeler's voice has become familiar to people all over the country through the medium of the phonograph. He has made many popular records for both the Victor and Edison companies. His beautiful rendition of "On the Road to Mandalay," as recorded by the Victor company, has always been an especial favorite. For years Mr. Wheeler was principal soloist at Bartholomew's and" also at the famous Grace On Grand Traverse Bay Near Omena.

In one of fefie prettiest sections of Michigan. Golf, Tennis, Bathing, etc. A place for people who want a complete change from city life. B. Foltz, Mrs.

B. Foltz, Managers. RESORT PROPERTIES I can supply your wants when it comes to resorts. Lots, large or small tracts. Cottages for sale or rent, I also have a good listing of city property and farms.

J.G.GETTY Over Chamber of Commerce. 4 church in New York city. He later became a member of the New Grand Opera company. Among his most successful operatic rples are Mephistopheles iu Gounod's "Faust" and Badoero in "La Gioconda," the latter being one of his greatest achievements. This role features one of the most dramatic of arias and gives ample scope for testing Mr.

Wheeler's well-rounded bartone. He sings with fire and enthusiasm, and yet well restrained power. This talented artist will be heard here in the May Valentine Opera company, singing the role of Scarlet in DeKoven's masterpiece, "Robin Hood." To hear Wheeler sing "The Old Cross Bow," a song laden wtih the teeming atmosphere of green- boughed Sherwood forest, or "The Armourer Am as with brawn and muscle he swings the smithy's hammer on the mighty anvil which echoes back his own powerful tones, always sends a thrill of joy 1 through the audience. The fireside prattle of "It Takes Nine Tailors to Make a Man" is also greatly enjoyed. Audiences will be more than delighted with the time spent in hearing Mr.

Wheeler, for his singing is one of the crowding events of a charming evening spent in the asmosphere of America's greatest opera composer, Reginald DeKoven, who has given us that grand old gem of melody, "Robin Hood." On the completion of Mr. Wheeler's tour with the Redpath chautaiiqua he will enter upon an arrangement already made with I the I a i a Artists association, whereby he will be sent around the world in concert offerings. Indian Trail Camp Three Miles East of Traverse City on M-11 SPECIALIZING IN SUNDAY FISH AND CHICKEN DINNNERS Greyhound Bus Service from the city. Private Parties. Good Bathing Mr.

and Mrs. S. B. Taylor, Mgrs. BOATS PROVE SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER THE CABIN" State Park, Interloehen.

Home Economics Students of Michigan State College. Elk Rapids, Mich. "WHERE TOURISTS STOP" Chicken Dinners Fish Dinners Special Attention Given To Telephone Orders Rooms With Hot and Cold Running Water OPEN ALL YEAR MICHIGAN TRANSIT STEAMERS A A A I LOADS ALONG LAKE. Never has the weekly Chicago- to-the-Soo excursion of the steamer "Missouri" been more popular than i year, For instance, the Michigan Transit company has been forced to down nearly 40 reservations for i week end out of Traverse i alone. The i i leaves Chicago at o'clock on a a and is at Traverse i a three o'clock on b-topping enroute at Glen a a Northport.

A 4 the boot continues at Charlevoix i at and a' Petoskey and Harbor Springs a midnight and recK-hf-s, a i a I a at 6 0 0 a i The passengers have on the island and i i to a the Soo at 5:00 i a On i the ship a a i at 0:00 a i arrives a Mackinac Is hind at 0 a. at Charlevoix a 1 0 0 a a noon and at at o'clock and arrives at Traverse i tit 6:00. The passengers have hours and a half here and then the steamer leaves at to dock at Chicago at five o'clock a i shopping en- route at Bay, Glen Haven a a Portage Point, a i and i TOURISTS LIKE DRIVE BOOKLET THOUSANDS TAKE ADVAN, TAGE OF INFORMATION RE- QARDINQ NEARBY TOWNS, The number of tourists who have stayed over in Traverse City this summer to take one or more.of the motor trips advised in the booklet, "Six Drives," published by the Chamber of Commerce, is numbered by the thousand. The little booklet, which was published this year for the first time, has been immensely popular with the tourists and constitutes without doubt one of the greatest of promotion in the resort history of the city. Almost countless numbers of tourists driving through have stopped to take at least one or two of the drives, and many have followed the directions in the book from cover to cover.

Also the booklet has served to impress upon many local people that Traverse City, located as it is at the head of Grand Traverse Bay and with dozens of lakes nearby, is the center of more scenic drives than any other point in Michigan. The first and moat popular of the motor 'trips is the Peninsula drive to Old Mission. Drive No. 3 is to the virgin pine forest at Interlochen. Drive No.

3 is through Buttons Bay, Peshaba town, Omena, Northport, Northport Point, Lelaud, and Lake Leelanau. Drive No. 4 is around the Glen Lake resorts and along Crystal lake. Drive No. 5 is through Elk Rapids, Kewadin, Rex Terrace, Torch River Bridge and Elk Lake resorts.

Drive No. 6 is around Torch lake and back through Central Lake, Bellaire aud Alden. The book handily contains the city's traffic laws and has noticeably served to visiting motorists from the usual violation of i i a regulations, I A Sturgis, Aug. S. the first day of a i to rid the i of improperly lighted a i lice arrested seven violators night.

pc- last A A Detroit, Aug. three alleged a late Friday, pO' took HO men to jail on a charge oT violating the state gambling law. BOTTLED HUH llll. Robert S. Regar Natural Gas Available in Northern Michigan.

"Just turn it on and it lights --That describes PROTANE, a natural gas that is eliminating the country and suburban fuel problem. It furnishes the homes, where piped gas is not available, a convenient and economical fuel that is operated the same as city gas. Call 788 for demonstration. J. Mercer 256 E.

Front St. Traverse City, Mich. By HEDDA HOYT (Women's Editor of United Press) New York. Aug. vogue for ancestral jewelry threatens many of us with social extinction.

Either we must cease boasting about our ancestors or we musy produce some visible token of theii- rank in by-gone days. i Whether we have inherited an old cameo carving of hoop-skirted grandmother entering 1 the barn, a bracelet made of hair combings or a. brooch of real pearls matters not--so long as we a something old. To illustrate what means of swank these heirlooms attain us, a young miss i frizzled hair and bedraggled frock sat in a subway. Suspended on a cord about her throat was an ivory miniature bearing the face of a distinguished looking woman in a Glbsonesque haifdresg.

Women near girl gazed at the sad-eyed lady of the miniature, then gazed again at the flapper. The eyes were the same! And the flapper no longer was a mere offspring of the" side streets. She was a girl with a background. A i in the Jewelry line that is old IS in Vogue this year. One Fifth avenue department store has deeded out all I tawdry jewelry aud replenished its counters with antique There are heavy gold link chains i lockets sus- pend6d upon them, wide gold band bracelets with buckle clasps, hair chains and cameo brooches.

Many old fashioned broochea have been made into wide band bracelets, the brooch forming a center medallion on a ba.nd of oxidized silver oV antique gold. Cameos in their orig ina-I settings are quite the thing. One never thinks of placing the cameo in a modern setting days. Gold lockets set with onyx are being worn on black ribbon eordfe. Heavy lockets and chains which combin eseveral colors of gold are beyond price.

Chokers of g6ld heads or of amber beads are more cherished than the modern chokerfe. In grandmother's day the choker was worn to prevent goiter or to ward off rheumatism. Her choker is warn today with great pride. GETS $25,000 Grand Rapids, Aug. who broke into th garage of John i L.

Stehouwer and carried away an SOO-pound safe upon a truck, got papers valued at $25,000, it was reported to police. Robert S. Regar of Washington, D. has been named third as- eistant postmaster general by Prea- ident Coolidge. Mr.

Regur came from the ranks, a i entered the postal service in 1901 as a typist. He succeeds I OF CHINA GIVES AID TO STRIKE Peking, Aug. Pu Yi, erstwhile Manchu emperor before his forced abdication last autumn, desires to help laborers throughout China who are on strike against British and Japanese oppression," He has accordingly made known desire that the Summer palace of Imperial days, west of Pekino, be thrown open to the public for thred weeks at 3 small admission charge, and that ai! proceeds be devoted to i funds. A Jt 4 A 4 1 TOURISTS' DIRECTORY OF TRAVERSE CITY Auto Agenciet, Service Oil and Gas and Accessory Stores. If you are loking for SERVICE, you can find it in these shops.

STARTING, LIGHTING AND IGNITION Armature and Motor Rewinding Specializing in Service on Delco, Kohler and United Home Lighting Systems. GASSMAN BROS. Phone 205 443 E. Front St. Traverse City, Mich.

CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE CARS WASHED 24 Hour Service Burns Wynkoop Opposite Park Place Hotel. Traverse City Mobiloil Tires and Accessories Battery Service WE RECHARGE AND REPAIR ALL MAKES OF BATTERIES Denny's Battery Station Phone 54 Studebaker Parts and Service MILLER AUTO CO. Phone 182. UNION AND SIXTH STREETS VALVOLINE OILS TEXACO OILS MOBILE OILS TEXACO FORD NON-CHATTER OIL 24-HOUR SERVICE A KANN CO. Agents for HUDSON, ESSEX, CHRYSLER STAR, FLINT INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS 137-139 State St.

Pho ne229 OFFICIAL I Goode's Garage See GILLAM For 1 ACCESSORIES ft i EVERYTHING FOR THE CAR Largest and Most Complete Accessory Store in Northern Michigan, F. J. GILLAM 157 E. Front St Next Door to Western Union OPP. POSTOFFICE FORD CARS FORDSON TRACTORS LINCOLNS Grand Traverse Auto Company and North East Distributing Service Street Phone 187.