Wilmette Life (Wilmette, Illinois), 11 Nov 1937, p. 58

The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Plan Nov for Your Winter .Vaca tion! -Oftm uuyole"v MM dt.yonrsf g ,&,Pm joingt o jt away t. the sySoul8UtiIwest thi wite." Weil nows, the tiie I. Rock struedtou0der W agnelr"s own orders and in i which imany inno6vations .weré madie. During the festival. wihicb will open July 24 andi continue .t& August 19. the complete Nibelungen Ring will be presented twicc andi there will be four performances *of "Parsifal" and six of **Tri!stan undi SAIL ON BREMEN Mr. and lirs. Auderson Oweni (Marcelle Vennema) of Ktnilworth. arc sailing this week on the Bremen ý for England, Denimark.,,Swiiterland, fi Hollant, and France. They v VM re- turn, during the holiday%. top reptablie otfBliIvia. This country resting high in the Andes bas no sea coast and is ap- proached throuigbMoleno.Peru,, and Arica -anid Antofagasta, ChIle. ports visited weeckly byv Grâce 1-1Vine Santa sbips from 'Çç%v York.. For nmany years after the Spanisb conquest the mountain!s which arc three and four miles Ihiglb, prohibited anything but mule teanms froin mak- ing the trip down from flolivia to the coast-the fabulons quantitie's of gold and silver takien from iltt ricli mines of Bolivia ivere transported by pack tanto the sea for tranis-shipment to the royal coffers in Spain,, and the journey was a long and ardiious one requining several meekR. *Later the railroads cofiquered the mountains and-tunneling through1 the reluctant neaks andi sNing ing of cntarto and retinue v, *w lav been guests at Trails End, Emo, On- tario, for the hunting stason, hlaveý retUrned to'Toronto via Chîicago, -for the, openinig of the court of ssin iu . astern Ontario., Trail's End is one of the> most, beautiful and exclusive hunting and1 fishing lodges ini the Lake of the' ýN'oôds region, being locateti at the end of the road leading to tht ýfam- ous Clearw,%ater Lake andi t le casterw wilderness lakes, some distantce east of tht Kenora-Fort Frances highi- way. This. property was :purch.ased- laie in thé. summer by Char-les D. Budd andi Frank, D. M iller of Gletncor, %whob wiIl operate it in thé future. It is 46~ miles north and west of Fort Frances. Erno. Ontario, on the Canadian Na- tional i'uilways, W -the -po>st office, The hunting ini Ontario bas Ibctîî tilt best in many seasons and onte 54-inchi spread bull moose hecad Nwent out during tht past wcek with luany others. It is almost the record if not actually the largest spread .ship- ped so far. Some of the deer have weighed three hiundreti pouînds. dresseti, and on last Saturday, at Inet. io,J*dnal PFalls acros t he.river ere have, been mnany large lake Up to 45 pounda shipped also hose who have beeni fortunate eh to have enjoyeti the Ontario nn season, have had an e.x- lice they will long remembell)r. DL duo

Powered by / Alimenté par VITA Toolkit
Privacy Policy