man's heaven. The Caloosahachtee River teems
 with Tarpon and other game fish which are
 caught the year around. And the Everglades
 provides hunting thrills of every description.

 Considering her heritage, her semi-tropical cli-
 mate and the cordial hospitality of her people.
 Ft. Myers is one of the most inviting cities on
 Florida's West Coast.




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 FT. MYERS


 FT. Myers. called the "City of Palms" is
 closely linked with some great names of re-
 cent history. Thomas A. Edison. during the
 latter years of his life, spent half of each year
 here. working in his laboratory, and attracting
 much attention by his experiments in rubber.

 This beautiful city, located at the western door
 to the Everglades. is a huntsman's and fisher-


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