Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1921, Page 53

(1] THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. MARCH 27, 1921—PART 3. - e OTORS and NMOTORING | . N av ] * o | Islands o he St. Lawrence v FAMILY OF FIVE, A DOG, CAR AND [t fraics, teherto 0% fine THE MARTIN “SCOOTAMOBILE. BTt s SR | roads and I always come back with S use and Watertown. Now don't the same feeling of misery at not be- be afraid of Thousand Islands resort $200 MEANS SUMMER OUTING i i Bt tic - ! I do not sking you to oast, following and down the . is ideal us back to the days of forefathers. down 4 Connecticut and sce how any humans e ar Clay, axansett, then | keep their homes and cottages in t S oFd e ey | applie-nie pink of perfection order oy SRAway - s |do these Dutch descendants of t syl eystone state—everythin, ust grins, -~ Q Motorist Tells How She Spent Enjoyable | oysions suate=everstning jusCerin : or so D . N d | In Susquehanna Valley. | river is a pubiic conping spot 1 & vour trip If you have started early enough s A GRS Gap and home | reached Harrisburs and be well on | myrina Our milli Is > | your way along the old Susquehanna H | have » ried to surpass ti B v reading this Return to Washmgton. by carly atternoon. Follawing this for b nd oriemalin OnY ey wiil o a s ‘hank picturesque river for a distance of Your camp si be chosen as this v costs less — about fifty miles, passing through juon, o 1 n i Ao f 3 v with a 'f-"m;\‘ . B A e & ok. | Wooded sections. cool and inviting. northern birches. Then. also, the a * it could P BY A WOMAN MOTORI fe e G W donk - land fnally arriving in_the vicinity g of friendliness is so marked b < A not very Flanning a Has th of the | e which just becomes a mirane | ©f Northumberland or Sunbur. mpers are usually By wene ta i B s i = ich just bey rage. | 1ove the satisfied feeling of ng ists N sorts of road infe nd 1y well open road go YOUP MATTOW o1 Some tourists prefer going north via ere e exchanged. In the m re the tter wateh our will snon be | Baltimore, York, to Harrisburg, but (€oFPleted a good dav's run. v You have crossed the Susquehanna re i vour island tour the quickest ‘way to the hills is the at hand and with well, ive | & couple of tin ing a modest all sum of $1 vou B best for me. Then w . « ; E 1 ; Sou Eaow how it SEiE for me. Then who/of ua that lvel cay™ i fhinc as much aa ovr I i thsoiehoiic iorip aredngiinos e etk 3 X in the south (Washington is consid- Y 5 fiires-hour iy Arocnouapats b ICASIPA oL IRRY ack up and it new flelds | ered way south in_the northern |55 Grace hold-up—sometimes & or I [ iies g naE ol 1 had SRt mauer—trying ou ndy s, SIALES). would onias dcar W0 Ered- | Your roads from Harrisburg to this i Next Point In Malone. N car? Oh? giving it a chane ndurance, Jowed by MneUiae Jarms | point have heen first class and you e et : that is Tust metting it, Just e i th Y14 Sugar Loaf act. | 4T¢ MoW ready for the all-important f 2 seeing it hit th 1 focling it re- a grave sentinel for the low- | fuetrer G or, iEht at camp. Is | mother tired and feel hit blue longing for home and a comfy bed? Good Reads in Maryiand. Just wait a bit and we can fi you Maryvland has wonderful roads: | up comfy. 1 will tell you here below. spond = a perfect Fave ve Special TIRES $9 80 30x3'2 » - ¢ Frederick should be reached in a [ Just how: i thed wvalley Toad - tour to ¢ A" bz = ouple of hours' casy running—Fred. | In 0UT tours we have seen ma ntaing o viewy drs for Miami's beaeh” ot select al eriok. that 1aos beoaihis | kinds and styles of tents: some have Letualiy being in dens N our nearer bas ue tare. so far | e quaintness. " e vor 19 80uth- L peen homemade, some elaborate, but | » and moré milex of just Snap them up! aw ri 17 ol York | ihe shadow of the mountains. pushing | 2478 18 & Stoll m‘al‘u_ mosuito-proof, mever o puep at ar CHAS. E. MILLER, Inc. Biehe "R | fax o the top of th p { xona . + you en Z L oo Dizher rx},‘m“;'ai"‘;‘m’;"’,g has an arrangement that clamps on ricty of zrowtl, the eve E Vormeziy M Ante Suppiy 1 u- 4 Doors North of H St. round Thurmont, and then up o | the running board, forminz a be | known to us down her g omfortably. 1 i Emmitsburg, Maryland's border town, | ¥PICh two can —rest com ) speed of thirg ilex an hour nnd mets snie With St. M School tucked away ;""'5" lrn_n pieces that form the bed | o veaney-five miles oline. It is made almost entirely | — perfectne | in the heart of the hills. oming pogmpacily. with tont o | of aluminum, and welchx only q { I l el T o | e S | N REPLY TO NUMEROUS INQUIRIES erse, and But. myv. what's the matter? Oh,|QPappearance. Usually the idea one|hreakfast. A good dip in a steeam ficld o systematically laid out in| aop Py ar.'just Pennsylvania's rocky dust | dislikes in camping out is the bed | 1408 yiner, o o ot o rect S viony oA O - s We have this for ten miles up | arrangement. so this scems to meet |; ant doviation. You have cimp- one ranie of hills | vsburg, the acme of all tour- | this difficuity. | oh the AGLERtris oL No; Tihies | place where mothers tell Have Pnd Comfortable. {berland, Keeping to the ri we find the state | sons of past valiant deeds, of battle g ul B n and where great heroes lie at| [ 2180 had purchased for my com | ‘rest.” But those of us that live so|fort a hair pald, such as our Army Now, us vou here two oppo i route Inear do not tarry for a tour, because | officers used; this one can get into | river Wwe usually have made this point be- | ag a bag. I seemed to feel the cold | Wilkes-Tarr: =hi impo ‘o, fore and we feel we can come again.|and moisture from beneath more | the other followin ’ ~ 8 = That Our EHe snoraviny Imagine our speedway with its| 5 > Well.; #nd our pride is usually in getting |z, e hi 2 ore direct route on up to Willims= cherry hlossoms springtime’ You ° y way, g0 after the hair pad r ' g g i i “luxes Lot | auite as well on our way by the first ) Sl s po bl Bimira, N. Y. Your Bing- find just as p A picture in thi e rhn o e oor way by the!irst | added to our equipment I was in iy DR s R eau l u lne 0 as you ro fore as ta th format and w park ands yenr ake your Brsities in t any pretry is the N bility down here reaching th and to miss. vhe 1 Ty not fo amp g Slover: /Tha bove mors made tory Innamton i o O i | Now at Gett the car. one on the front scat and |40 nity of viewi e thisday | Now at Ge ti the ¢ ; ! toi e Aoty G, 1%, USUalIY | one on the rear, curtains up for he coal rezions, (2] nd It SO} adout snnsy.” tection against rain or mosquite ¥ winin cutest w b b b i “r” this state has the e other I . é Do not be afraid of the ¢ 3 i < @ tour of any length any L) ! of ((Nrowing: you imiles i Hioy eoar Ta mprar panty had hisl 0 Oy way vou e your del 4 o€ 100 miles a day is enough | off your way by that pesky little in- | folding cot, a good blanket or twae |l0St your paticnce with their delay ka2 u omo l es formation by the roadside. “just de-|and, with his collie for company. Rond Ix Interesting. | Cheek Up on Distane < of Grehards the coal re filled | “##~g one is usually in the atr wur heart is jus and age. Mother cannor s thought 1, bus A g returned a ous T0E & ¥e she cares not whether it he ¢ ha = At dor A ) i BE Sl Check ol aous i o e over 'a mountain aimost impassable | 1%\ 208 PUPRY, ed. TNAt Q0% 4| This route is about 100 miles far-| Check up your o e “4” with magneto e or whether you eat gas. Fortunately | {5 enjoy every minute—afforded | ther than the one via Williamsport. fone point to anothe v crowd- o . d h . e reces. S pas tysburg you are sent Via|amusement for the boys on long runs, {1 am partial to the Willlamsport route; | iNg your das’s runs you are enabled ignition Wthh aroused so muc omng Fhesrand oo "J.r!: ‘"',;w“:"”l’lt:;m'lgw;":fmlh;fi']:; made friends everywhere we went|the road €0 interesttag. vou pass|to rest over a day or so at some lake \sibl, 1€ sweaters i o and acted as near human as possib e towns just burst with thrift {or shore resort and s o ome | - € S hing i e st | farther than goink the other way, but | I"UIcht In” pesce, knowing bur dog | L Stotas Jst, bUPSLNE baith (VML | or shore resort and still return home . comment at the recent 5 Ealatits Cothing that eifshed thanktul and donFories the was None | ¥ould hear an approach long befare | fiamupior 1s the rond that pass hie | 3 detobr 1o o euriodts up erethey ourl 4 1l stocl emi-dport because you are campers to app s ranhi & we would be aware of it. Now,|and seek with a queer one-track rail- | repair roads, but manage in such a Sh W W z town: AT have - th inhabitants from Washington up as far as this camping in a thickly settled com- road and the jo st little brook [lway you can use o part of the roadj Uto 0 ere a S OC\ point you pass many spots that in-|muynity is not much fun, as one h noses at an angle of forty—tive degrees| U010 YO0 PAIR,MATY, TROLE thEL 107 know of roundabout. This road runs!and not be upset or lose your temper. . 2 auic Jarture ou. | &= able s the sensatlon of being gazed upon|petween two mountain ranges, and, s -fulty “along from d - S Tt K AT NI conke | Yo may be analous (o push | and {rcapuseimi: bt oat I he free: |l LD SR LanE pmacotully aionstrom oadaster models and are now on dis port- o ¢ e rttracts quite Somue s om of the hills, the sky and stars il rounded a victuresque a | lake - some pretentious and ! G ANT e ¢ STt o much | the wheel—maybe you can drive, oo | ity most ideal. Your glowing em: | oo S re i P d|leke e (rrore, but. delghtfu o . lay at our show-rooms Bére and a taiso mediatole | (0% A8 you push on in Pennsylvania|one by one you are all tucked in. and reere number of txmall and ever ble spot utilized, | alliornia e . ourim makes you' the spotted car in thei SoorY STelARle flefd s fenced off and | - Another word of advice—seek your | fimox the one-rall spurl, so. Stop!|Lad permission must he atked fo s where further critical in- Foemd padii snout “Tvs a| Y08, cn travel for miles without|camping spot hefore sundown: it is|Look: Listen! The camper the | iyonnd. You mav be assured of civi e . I * and fo rene - ex- ¢ - i o8t unpleasant to ‘hunt for SPOt | world before hi 1 this m catment, but usual these people | d ]l B 2nd folks generally like to eX-|0nd that more often than mnot, Youlin the dark. Then the barking. af L r.d, before him in (¢his 111y | have. been ta busy for frolfcs. and por spectlon IS cordia ymvlted. getting away from my main thought, | cc > 3180, “No trespassing. dogs, however distant, gives one|yoy emerge from your mountain walls| ook upon vour venture with the at- but it's to tell you, folks down here Sign Omly for Hoboes. such a far-away. all-alone Yeeling. |inq push onward 1o the broader lands = of “What fools ye mortals he” D Eera Now, it takes even the quickest . as we mainta Now, of course, you consider your- of the valley and behold the i hous. pour through as soon is pride in our home selves perfectly nice and I dare say|Campers about an hour to make or|of.tilling the soil again. Som « wi ows have gone. and this p r e Bt (i ot 0. I dare ey break camp. then jcomes the prepar | greatest’ creameries of our I ts Betome quite a monotony €5 : many others have gone over the road [ (% Of 1000 and aleo let me add that | are in this section. Soon we reach althem. L) Now maybe today in quest of the same|th children along the diet must|small town of sett and bid fare-| You kill their chickens and fill up s for the Spot. and My. Farmer sometimes con. | D¢ considered as well as at home. = o Bane nia, entering New | their roads whirl dust upon spick and second-best Siders us nuisances. Sometimes you Follow Rules of Rond. York state, and, after a run of @ few |span porcins. See, | know: [ happen to | . Fesiise S Bl s e e e e e e Yorker Il 1111-1113 14th St. N.W. Phone Main 8668 Savx 1e Ba pay said farmer about as much to|of the road, unwritten though they |®nter the city of Elmira on ouxand Inlands. | king_n camp as you would for a hotel, but|be, every camp spot must be cleared On Main Ste: this is usually up in the farther|and sanitary before leaving; remem- north, but no trespassing is posted [ber others may like its beauty and! of Route, by Upon leaving Elmira and headi and nerth along the state highway y ay's run from the Thousand ¢ silk frock we want to the boys ate the ! i everywhre. Now, In one instance, we | Jocation as w as you, and nothing!find vourself upon the n of a fussy frilla—a zood oufit might| genily inquired at a modest cotiage |is more unpleasant than' to pleture an | lovte o Shu v m Sl of @ be tucked in, because we o ten hit 4| whether the *“no trespassing” sign |interesting spot and then come upon |falo. From this stem bhranch ont in | snaw mogur-plans, such.as to-drive Us{could be overruled. I cannot deter-|it and find fiith. So, prospectives, hear numberless directions wonderful roads hotelward 'possly for ome Might,|poine when, of course, mother wishes to| maintain her digiity if we lay off ; y€T whether it was because I|this well in mind. to all points, but this r smiled at a perfectly new baby. or| Now it is not necessary to anise ton|siraight to the Finger lecause he was a perfectly nice man. |early, because by so doing one gives|Seneca, Cayuga, Keuka (oh, A4 heads old a day and leave our camp Site 0 in-| However, we were greeted as long | out before close of the day: o LG : e in & ¥ Just com- | granted you know them), and up into Epect @ canyon or heach resort. Navelost relatives, and told that the sign | fortably hurry ~about and prepare ! ihe checierbound Whereheac »n or what not ‘ Now traveling light also applies to the commi ry department. We have which holds a coffee pot and frying pan, has portable sheet-iron sides to hold heat within. and. with aid of few dry sticks, ke an in case of rain, and a couple of pails, we can call our kitchen. Food Bullders in Commixsary. I always Whcp in my commissary what I term food huilde that is e plained by the fact that often on long | runs in mountainous s tions the aid of the staples we can bu meal out of little or n hing. My food builders are off r. butter, evaporated m cocoa, bacon, salt, bread, che otted meat, Witk EOPLE who kn 1 peseishess en ol et ment. wits who know motor car values may strike a char terfall or some beautiful spot Just invit S0 v et o inslces thoroughly often ask us how Peerless High Quality at Low Price The wide popularity.and distinctive leadership of the Chandler Six, and the noteworthy stability of the Chandler Company, have been built on the pursuance of the Chandler policy of building real quality into the car and selling it at the fairest price. 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