Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1925, Page 21

El Camino Real (THE ROYAL HIGHWAY) Board of Directors U. 8. SENATOR T, COLEMAN DUPONT, Delaware. JESSE L. LIVERMORE, Capitalist, New York. WARD A. WICKWIRE, President, Wickwire- Spencer Steel Co., New York. ADDISON MIZNER, President, Mizner De- velopment Corporation. WILSON MIZNER, Secretary-Treasurer, Mizner Development Corporation. HON. GEORGE S. GRAHAM, U. S. Representa- tive, Pennsylvania. L. A. BEAN, Vice-President, Dwight P. Robinson 8 Co., New York. H. S. MEEDS, JR., Investment Banker, New York. ANDERSON T. HERD, General Manager, Mizner Development Corporation. A. A. THOMPSON, Capitalist' and Coal Oper- ator, Uniontown, Pa. WILLIAM _A. WHITE, Rea! Estate, Palm Beach, Florida. Finance Committee U. S. SENATOR T. COLEMAN DUPONT H. S. MEEDS, JR. ANDERSON T. HERD JESSE L. LIVERMORB L. A. BEAN MATTHEW C. BRUSH Peclacation of Responsibility Attach this adver- tisement to your contract for deed. ‘ e ., This advertisement becomes a part of your pur- chase contract. Every promise made by the de- welopers of BOCA RATON is made to be fulfilled, and this caption is your protection. O L CAMINO REAL—The Royal Highway—of BocA RATON is Addison Mizner's pledge to BocA RATON home-builders of the architectural beauty. of the city to be. € Boca RATON is Addison Mizner’s visualization of the new ‘watering place and city of homes now steadily as- suming substantial outline on the Florida East Coast—at Boca Raton Inlet, where the Gulf Stream is but little more than two miles distant from the shore—where land and sea and sky combine in an ideal setting for the master achievement of this master architect and city planner. € Wherever Addison Mizner's hand bas Reen given freedom to make it so, Palm Beach is today a community of beautiful estates and of civic dis- tinction. Peninsular Florida today bears the ineffaceable impress of his genius—for Floridan architecture is dominated by a “‘Mizneresque”’ which the world of art acclaims as in effect a2 new and original style in architecture and decoration. q El Camino Real will exceed the semi-tropic boulevards and embank- ments of the great Continental watering places in its engincering features —in breadth of roadway—in natural landscape and garder effects. ¢ Rio de Janeiro’s famous Botafogo will hardly surpass—and alone compare with—the superb natural loveliness of El Camino Real of BocA RATON. o Picture this amazing resort feature—this wonderful civic enterprise— extending westward from Mizner Beach and The Ritz-Carlton Hotel —rossing Boca Raton Inlet on a high arch Spanish bridge with a double-leaf channel span 60 feet long and 60 feet width of roadway— 36-foot high arch approaches of like width—EIl Camino Real proper, 160 feet wide from lot to lot—6-foot sidewalks on each side—9-foot lawns between walk and curb—two roadways 40 feet wide, one for traffic in each direction. € Lying between the roadways, a 50-foot parkway grassed and planted, its center threaded by a silvery canal flowing under culverts at inter- sections—with walk and roadway and canal shadowed by Royal Palms marching in stately procession from the sea.’Crossing the Florida Coast Line Canal by a graceful Venetian drch bridge carrying a 60-foot road- of BOCA RATON way, El Camino Real will diverge north and south at the Lake Worth drainage district waterway, several miles from Contra Costa, the great ocean front promenade and drive, developing new beauties and pictur- esque effects in its course. € Northward—broad roadways on ecither side of the State waterway to the BOCA RATON line—with paved walks and surfaced roadways—the canal spanned at convenient intervals by attractively designed foot bridges—the embankments converted into veritable gardens of native shrubbery—220 feet in width from line to line—and over-arched by that most kingly of trees, the Royal Palm. € Southward—out into the open of one of BocA RATON'S golf links now being built by a master designer—bordering the shimmering mirror of Lake Esmeralda with the broad ribbon of surfaced road and arcaded palms that is to be El Camino Real—the natural glory of Boca RATON. El Camino Real is now actually under construction and is to be completed at the earliest possible day. Contractors: Dwight P Robinson % Co., New York City, and the J. T. Miller Co., West Palm Beach. ¢ FLORIDA of today is keenly alive to its opportunities as “the last frontier.” The State is endowed with natural resources of soil and climate, of forest and marine industry, of horticultural and agricultural develop- ment as yet unrealized by more than very few. Florida is rich in possi- bilities of population and of wealth. ¢ BocA RATON is Florida's culminating resort city development— destined by social sanction and decreed by command of capital to become America’s greatest—and its first—truly international resort of cosmo- politan society. § Boca RATON's direct representative has an office as below. It is open all'day and every evening. There you will find maps and surveys, plans and elevations, photographs of work in progress, booklets and other descriptive literature and the full information you desire to make your decision to participate in this socially significant and financially assured world resort and residential city. Mizner Debelopment Corpoéon o BOCA RATON Florida GEORGE FRYHOFER _ General Sales Manager ¥ s.H. WOLBERG Manager Washington Office Executive Office Via MIZNER PALM BEACH, FLORIDA WASHINGTON OFFICE—Ground Floor, Munsey Building, 1329 E St.. N. W. Phones: Main. 8126—Main 7397 © 1935, Mizner Development Corporation