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~ RESORTS. RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. RESORTS. ASBURY PARK. N. J. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHI RESORTS. ASBURY PARK, N. J. RESORTS. BLUE_RIDGE_SUMMIT. PA. NOTED FOR ITS TABLE m LER COTTAGE2 Ay CAPACITY 250 910i7NGEORGIA AVE.ATLCITY, Berupulously clean UNDER NEW MAN, Ang,DiéEN . f Atlantic Oit t hotel whery and ocean ing, mailing, « Reasonable rates. Boo WREFRARES D waxwe “TRE OF DOOR” TO HOSPITALITY Mc Guican v.umn KINGS r ON hotel frpm e Elevatnr foom Shreet v B8O up dally 37200 55 whly: ‘A HEALY. HILLIPS HOUSE crar/ruw{r.rAvvnue ) > ACLFBMACIFLLAN urtesy—Cleanliness—Hospitality RINSLEY ROOMS ONLY € water. b T Pa GRANDATLANTIC Hom KINTUCKY AVE. WEAR BEACH y ater in HOTEL TREN DLUMBUS James Place trom Beach. A discove e re- sort hotel ‘accom comforts ind tasty fare. 7% (‘\‘n E3 WithHome Corm fo N"“""“‘I’IOLLAND "HOTEL HANbVER Arkansas Avenue. 150 feet to Boardwalk | Million Dollar Running water all Room snd mea Fealing. frow o eekly. THE SPRUCE Egr., $150 day | nL ing trom | Hotel Boscobel Foe oo, Bathing fo WINDSOR 5205, Amer. & running water & baths e BURHOLI Run. water. Mrs. WM TO BE AT HO THE AVOC 37 So. North Caro- | Pride of the North Jersey Coast ON THE A fame lished, thor ern hotel n plan. Spacious veranda Therapeutic Sea Water Baths OPEN AIR POOL l‘:ls()n—-lum- to late J September P4 NEW JERSEY The Resort City | Beautiful Where Seashore and Country Meet Every Recreation and Delight | Excelient Hotels— Large and Small NO MOSQUITOES For information, write ASBURY PARK HOTEL ASSOCIATION ~= MUNICIPAL INFORMATION BUREAY Asbury Park, N.J. THE LAFAYETTE ASBURY PARK, N. J. ichelor apartments. M. S. JACKSON. PLAZAHOTEL SBURY PARK, 3. Only Europe n fi..m on the Headau, mm #3 2y single’, 5 up (‘iOTEL ACBION eacutpont hotel: capacity. 309 fally modern; Lot ana cold Furning water. Juble: - daily bl % plan. ] Ave. Am. Plan, | Now Open at HE cnrcring tinction an and very smart. Here is a measure of proof and fireproof. Golf - Surf Batbing Hotel Lincoln Asbury Park, N. J. | Exceptionally attractive rooms in a hotel having a particular service to the individual. Appointments are complete in detail. Operated on the American Plan. Capacity, 200. 200 feet from Boardwalk and Ocean and one block from Arcade and Swimming Pool. Hotel Lincoln is now under the ment o manag CASSEDAY of Hotel Virginia, Lakewood. Phone Anbnry Park 2050, H o Garage. ¢ ERKELEY—CARTE An Exclusive Metvopolitan Horel Asbury Park guest recogoizes atmosphere, dis- charm—fashionable, interesting, the best, in construction, i decoration and furnishings, built on the ocean front, of brick, concrete and stecl; vibrationless, sound- Amevican Plan - Grili + Dancing - Descriptive Bookles - Horscback Riding The Berkeley-Carteret, of 400 rooms, facing the sea, the lakeand a public park, has been pronounced the master piece of the great botel axchitects, Warren & Wetmore. Bridged tothe famous Boardwalk Promensde. Allrooms with bathand sea watec JOHN O. EVANS, Open All-Year ~ AsburyPark,N. J. Manmoging Director HOTEL THEDFOR All rooms with running water. Suite ¢ table. HARRY DUFFIEL AKE_HOPATCONG. N. 4. In the Mountains on Lake Hopatcong, Mt. Arlington, N. J. The Mountain Paradise Every Recreation Low Rates for Stay of Two Weelu or More Snld for Eookl:t SEA @ WILDWQDD CREST. N.J, Cl HOUSANDS of happy visitors are here, en- joying themselves to PS\: utmost and waiting for you to join them. Within sight and sound of the sea is every imaginable sport and seashare amusement. Surf bath- ing from Jersey’s safest and finest beach. and water sports. Golf on the e course of the Wildwood Golf Club. New $1,000,000 Boardwalk with the first sec- tion completed for your entertainment. Fine modern hotels and boarding houses, cottages bungalows and apartments. For information, address P. H. JACKSON, Ghairman Adr. Comm. WILDWOOD BOARD OF TRADE WILDWOOD, N. J. m% sail m% 18-hol SINNAMON OWNED HOTELS BREAK RS Only beaeh hotel Excusire section. r. Pri a.m lm’ m » Waonderfal meals. WASHINGTON Central, Ocean view Runsing mater. Bathing priv. Mosic Dancing Sinnamon, Mgr. “A HOTEL YOU'LL RE ARL ING'I"'ON ‘Cap. 20, Half hlock from beach. Am. plan_ Orchest rater. Private buka. Free bathiog l@EAcmw e appgintments ad e \mumnvq”m. or e rooms. o modavate Fetos o futel Lelf o Haven 84 RESS Hfi} < to comfort. con- and atmosphere, . mlnugmanl Run- Baldw! Ame JOHN V. HEELCOLUMBIA Rooms en suite with bath: cyisize and servics unexcelled ; elevator. Ocean and Beach. Over-s |STAR VILLA fo s o s 0 peclal rates yntil July 15. Private CHURC OCEANIC Desirably located near beach ments. Capacity 200. American pl:m Pu- Vate bathe | Runmng Water In All Rooms verandas. SCOTT. Manager | | Boomer. '° THE BREAKERS On the Boardwalk. OCEAN CITY, 0 & ad eta. m‘x'x ath houses. Gar: K \.-v Na. Sotirte. Fixhinfi, OCEAN CITY. N. 3. American Plan. Capacity 800. All out side rooms with hot or cold ruaming water or private baths, electricity, and telephones. Elevator to street level. A botel of exquisite taste. wonderful ud skiliful service. Spacious lobby Ownerskip Management. * 7m. BLuzqu OCEAN CITY, N. J. 8th and Ocean. Large verandas. Ocesn view. Running water. Privace baths. Elevator to street. Unexcelled cuisine. Capacity 400. ELMER S_SCHANTZ, M FLEETWOOD OceanCity, N.J. Modern-Excellent Cuisine Exclusive Atmosphere~+Booklet Qverlooking O« tour. “Pennayl T miiles by sutomonile. Capacity. 500. High, cool location, magnificent senery. UFinest appoln and Jeading hotel in this region. $7b, expended on ipierior Improvements vate bathe or running spring water every room. Excellent cuisin farms and dairy. Grill for fourd Jators. Grehestra, mghtly dan greee. Tennis. Bathing. Cenoeing and all water sporta. Childran's Pplayground. all_good ny Championship Course, Freans Kitatinny ‘glests accorded every privilege. Write for booklet, 8uto maps, golf literature and Special 1925 rates for families and ouriste Bell phone 34, JOHN PURDY COPE. ASTLE IN The Pireproof Hotel, of Delaware Water Gap, Pi wbies, poun ".“:'1’3". products {rom Cas- abick o m Cas- tanies pogiiy. il ey prodgcis frem, Cad Banclhe. GOl ianow @ Iumolyn-hln Course. Booklet, Hans Anders [green ‘ | Amndel “House Ye Highlands Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. Hotel and Bungalow Apart- ments. Tourists invited. Best Dinners on mountam. Popular prices. Garage aecommoations. Alractive tooms: Guod beds untain sports, Horse- back riding, Tenms Golf, ‘i“nmmnk Wiking “parties. Week ‘end dances. Radio installed. Write for low rates and booklet *IN THE MPSGAHERICA a5 eSS Buena Vista Springs, FunklmCo.,P-. A strictly modern hotel with excel- lent table und service. 100 private baths; capacity 500. Altitude 2,000 feet. Splendid roads, golf, tennis, etc. Open June 12 to October 1 NGTON, C, 'MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE. JULY 19, 1925—PART 6. wltmfi Wes or Risk. MOVE, ervios—Law XPRESS SHIPPING MAIN 2010 NATIONAL CAP!TAL STORAGE MOVIN Scraps 1o Household Goods. 500 Rooms. 1 gnd Distuace Moving. & SRIPTERS. MOVING KRIEG'S PACKING 616 EYE ST.N.W. xon Conerete Lowest, rates, Ju - third Clase «mkm: ulmtnnlbk rooms. gddross Mre HELEN HEIMEL Buena Inn. Bue Praprietor. Beautifully sit homelike: cuisine tn. excelled. Running ccelled. waier in rooms. Booklat. THE LYNDON Modern: homelike: home cooking. venient 10 p: Bookley on request; “EDGEWOOD HOTEL ANl outside soome. Home cooking, Facing a eals 1o transients. LER. The Bon Aire Sai i wide porches. good meals: Meals 1o transients. Booklet B.F. Diehl’ | H t arge, alry rooms; hot and cold Park View 555 *Fornier: sventoonios park. Swings end hammocks on lawn, MRS. C. MIDDLEKAUFF. ‘CRoU'rs HOTEL , MoH LOCATION apervision of Write (or m« ind'¢i wuur Mt. Forrest Inn ¢, Satation rooms. with bot and cold wate accom. _Mrs. BE Con- ‘modern, r Hotel EER PARK ~ MARYLAND AMERICA’S FINEST MOUNTAIN RESORT Highest and coolest location east of the Rockies. Amnrlrl. »i 13-hole f course. anl horsea, Two indoor sawimming pools. Danc- ing every evening. o ‘ A RTRa T Booklet_on Req IBBONS. Jr. " CITY, MD._ ;M t. Pleasant Hotel | NOW OPEN—On Boardwalk: most ex- e T peske) baths); excellent meals., S. “\}\ RS .‘2. n?fl"nu.f ning_ Water. Pri- Bathe. C. H_Timmens, Prop. Ph. 76. /ILDE-ON-THE-BAY. Spend a Day. You'll Hate 10 Go Away. S beautifil &nd healthful Chesapeake B htful Chesapeake Bay resort. 32 mil & A.bus. Lincoln | Washington. Fishing. baatint. - bathing; "~ Braethorn Cottage Opposite Park, Rates for room and board | ee22mBtS3 Special rates families. Pv:d roads all PANORAMA Hotel—Cottages On Top of the Blue Ridge ‘Washington's Nearest Mountain Resort About 3 hours’ drive over Lee Highway. In the Center of the Proposed Shenandoah National Park Near Luray and Endless Caverns An ideal place to spend a va- cation or week end, where the air Is always cool and refresh- ing, and the beautles of nature unsurpassed. 2 Individual cottage: and original; horses, trails, tennis, etc. For literature write Panorama Luray, Va. ORKNEY SPRINGS HOTELS Orkney Springs, Va. Open June 15th Washington's Nearest, Large, Moderate Price Mountain Hotel Delightfully cool. Near the great verns and historic_Shenandoah Valley tabie. Refreshing mineral baths. Golf, ewimming, .A[nmnl, free. Riding, bowling, Capacity 500. Get our booklet. E. L. Cockrell, Pres. NORTH HILL Near Bluemont. Boa horses: electricity, b dren, invalide or T. B. rustic bridal movies, tleman’ he- Shenandoah River fstune, uwlmmmi 53 00, s takea. $16 and'$ Berr!vllla Va. 21 COLONIAL BEACH HOTEL On _the Potomac, 65 miles from Washing- Dathing from hotel.”fiahine, dancing. horseback riding Mcation” beautital, -health{al uul muul excellent artest ug, dall Atl:mtlc Hotzl. Bathing: all, conceniencos, an front. €t MRS, W. Talh o = REDGATE CO'ITAGE °‘r;'§e.&"'€’ ‘ ggean, {ront—thorough! n: aul 6old Water i cach 100 LONG DISTANCE MOVERS s Fi R ! FR O 0 F CRATE AND pmmmms 1313 YOU STREET, N.W.' PHONE NORTH 3343 Sailing Eastward from Nev York Jan. 14, 1926 A world panorama begin- ing with MADEIRA; then the FRENCH RIVIERA, NAPLES and ATHENS; CAIRO, at the height of itssocial life; INDIA. CEYLON SUMATRA and JAVA at their best; THE PHILIPPINES; CHINA—South and North—with PEKING at the most attractive season; JAPAN. when the cherry blossoms are in bloom; HONOLULU, KILAUEA, THE BOND MARKET DRIFTS. Selling Relaxes in Liberty Section. Some Gains. NEW YORK, July 18 (P).—Mid summer dullness today settled over the bond market, which was more concerned with preparations for next week's heavy flnancing than with the narrow’ fluctuations of listed secur itles. : Sellin,, pressure relexed in the Lib- erty bond section, enabling the Gov- ernment fssues to make the be: showing of the week, although pi of the year. Movements of foreign government obligations were limited | to extremely narrow fractions. Among domestic corporation gains by Chicago and Alton Florida, Western and Northern Sinclair Consolidate ON 6s and Third Avenue adjustment s contrasted with the heaviness of Missouri Pa- cific, Western Pacific and Union Pa. cific bonds, Unit States Rubber s and Anaconda Copper 6 EXPANSION IS PLANNED. Sears Roebuck Build More y Portable Houses. July 18 (®).—City y that negotiations were under way with the Federal Air- craft Co. and with Sears Roebuck & Co. for sites at Port Newark. The aircraft company proposes to build an airxdrome and depot for air to 541 dritted far below the high levels | 9 PR[]SPERITY NEAR " NEW HGHPONT |‘Fre|ght Traffic Flgures Show % Nation’s Business in o Steady Advance. BY HARDEN cor e for the si railroad earnings | clizabed higher duri months of 192 thar America’s entry months’ retur sixth month, tention of tran untry o old, in doll own wit There se that the June returns road earnings, considerin; roads which do a $1.000,000 business annually, to a postwar record, 1923 ex | cluded, of $410,000,000 or more for t first half of the year, In ings rose, between Januai | inclusive, to $445,000,000 104 last year they dropped $390,983,857. Totals Surprising. portation audit and the rs and PANAMA CANAL, etc. 30,000 Miles — 131 Days Mt.] Elllott Sprmgs Hotel{ Mt. Elliott, V. line C. & O. Ry Rew swimming private bath, Climate e | and National | lights, waddle horses: ol and dry. Write On_mal | Highway | rooms with | bowling. etc " booklet. WOODBERRY FOREST. V. The Ship: The Franconia, | planned, built and equipped especially for world cruises; already proven pre-eminent e in this particular field. . Smwhhhhdflb—\ Su-ua-:ho!i-nhoun- Cuisine and Service The Cunard standard; world renowned and unsurpassable. Management: Cook’s; the foremost, most experi- enced of all travel organiza- tions; the only one with a complete chain of permanent | offices around the world. Value: Ripe experience, continuous and meticulous care— providing more than | mere dollars can buy — make this cruise stand out “unique’’ in travel value. Fares are fully inclusive and cover all shore excursions “THE WAvERLEY | ]flfl& [fl[]K"S“N VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. | Private bath, every comfort, moderate st 585 Fitth Avenue, New York: = Steam Ship Co.. 1406 rates. _Booklet_on req Obers fesmshio Hotel e Princess Anne WASHINGTON. D. C. on the ocean front at Virginia Beach, Va. Geod Food and Excelient Surf Bathing ding Christian _ VIRGINIA BEACH. V N and about the cool stretches of famous Chesa everything for an interesting and thoroughly summer vacation. Fishing, sailing, canoeing, bathing, tennis, shooting and open air dannn —and hotel life with the added features of seashore and gplmdxd concrete roads lead to Betterton from every section. For rates and information, address any of the following HOTELS and COTTAGES : ake Boy is satisfying Capacity Hotel Cheaapeake 175 | Hotel Rigbie Hotel Betterton Capacity 5 | Atlantie Hotel 40 The Maples The Wilmer Westminster Inn | The Norway The Maryland =~ 40 | Shady Lawn Ericseon. Line Steamers leave Baltimere (standard P orete takt Tolcheater Co. Ferry from Baltimore. Sponsored by BETTERTON BOARD OF TRAD “Finest and Safest Bathing Beach on Atlantic Coast” Reached by W.. B. & A. R Annapolis Ferry and B., C. & A. R. R. or Eastern' Shore Transit Line Invites you to take a trip from the National Capital through historic Annapolis, seeing the United States Naval Academy, across the beautiful Chesapeake by ferry to the far- famed “Eastern Shore.” Here Golf, Fishing, Sailing, Surf Bathing and many other sports await you. Relicf for Hay Hotel Capacity Capacity _ Hotel M Lin-Ma; Kaye Cotiage. Ocean View Talbot Tnn.. For illusizated bookiet, write direct to thess Rolels or Secretary, Board of Trade. Ocean City, Md. KENILWORTH INN ASHEVILLE, N. C. The coolest hotel in the Land of the Sky; having a free sweep of alr on all sides and surrounded by a wooded park for the kiddies to play in, with playground equipment. Within easy access of all amusements—excellent motor roads everywhere. Every room an outside room with private or connecting bath. Family rates, connecting rooms with bath, §7 per day up—per person. Amer- fcan Plan. A real treat awaits you here. Fulchers famous Victor Rec- ord Dance Orchestra plays five nights each week in Asheville —every Wednesday night at Kenilworth Inn. Apply Roscoe Al Marvel, Vice President, Asheville, N. C. Lo o e l craft flying between Boston and Florida, while Sears Roebuck & Co. contemplate a $500,000 factory for t manufacture of portable houses and other woodwork, B f t e week the Ameri has compiled freight hauled dur 3 They run 1.000,000 CLOTH MARKET STEADY. $65,000:000 net in and possibly mount record for the $58 1f last for the ha earnings d of 1925, net of $345,880.341 $20,000,000 1nc the corresy $11,000, months ¢ Attractive Prices on Spring Wool- ens Now Predicted. NEW _YORK, July 18 (®.—Cotton | goods were quiet today, prices holding very steady. Business for the week was of modera prevent further duction in w t amoun: 1924, but han for first five 1 indfcations, how t h’s earning e prece son in wool goods, Sllk s being for the Fall. ged. Bu | ed slight Spring s due to open shortly | bought more generall; |Raw silk was unc were firm. Line: provement in G MERGER PLANS DELAYED. Asbestos Halts Proposed Consolidation. NEW YORK, posed consolidz 00 less June Business Is Looking Up. Business throug the States, measured this almos erefore is look Company of Canada a whole the amount of f tional has f fous v The fr those of the ing the prosperi Company, tempora by the withdrawal of the Asbestos Co, of Canada.* Negotiations are tween six compan hears the h continuing and Wa be- | cel of Canada to reverse the its directors not to er {VOTE oN 999-YEAR LEASE. ! Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Stockholders to Settle Tssue. i NEW YORK, July 18 (®)— | holders of the Delaware & Huc will vote at a special meeti tember 8 on - of the Bu | Rochester & for 999 vears which the ap! ,‘m\w B. R. 1916 Record May coal-carrying ro Inversely, ¢ n fields was confident the terms of the lease were advantageous. . BANK CI.EABI'NGS GROW. July 18 P.—A « (Coprrizht BALLOON TIRES HOLD MONTHLY POPULARITY: ily 18 (#).—Sucees ment records made tha In sive m in ballc balloon t totaling 1,80 April CHICAGO STOCK VALUES small| CHICAGO. 18 uncement * of | preferred, § e American | Ut or no effect onjInter BOSTON, July . 18 Domestic fleece tly better impc wools (Special).— wools were demand tod: but nt 3 < ere more stock despite Anr by 1 in efgn dealers takin takings by mills, wage reductions Woolen Co. had 1 the mar Juty Union Carbide. ’I‘fll R on the beautiful HESE cruises reflect the experience and forethought of a world-wide or- ganization, the knowledge of where and how to go, the luxury of modern steam- ship travel at its best—each cruise is of three and one-half months duration. From New York October 24, 1925 From San Francisco Feb. 9, 1926 (Los Angeles. Feb. 10) Rates $1500 and up including shore excursions. Inquiries invited — Hlustrated booklet on requesc WEST INDIES 5 de luxe cruises next winter S. S. RELIANCE 14 to 27 days UNITEDAMERICAN LINES [HARRIMAN LINE) 35-39 Broadway, N. Y., or local steamship and tourist agents ROUNDTHE WORLD CLARK'S 6th CRUISE, JAN. 20. 1926—128 Days, $1250 to 83000 %pecml]y chartered sumptuous new Cunard oil-burner “LACONTIA," ; personally managed by Mr. Clark. A floating palace for the trip, 25 days in Japan and China, Peking included. Manila, Java, India; Ceylon, 3 days in Cairo, Jerusalem, Athens, anles, Monte Carlo, Cherbourg. Europe stop-over. CLARK’S 22nd CRUISE, January 30, 1926 »MEDITERRANEAN lly charterell brand-new Cunard oil-burner ‘‘TRANSYL- fllxec 17,000 tons; 62 Days Cruise. $600 to $1,700 (without bath); 16 dnys in Egypt and Plluune Lisbon (Madrid) Tunis, Spain, Iuly, Greece, Constantinople, ete. Smp.over in Europe. SOUTH AMERIC CLARK’S CRUISE, February 4, 1926 By specially chartered brand-new Cunard oil-burner ‘‘CALEDONIA, » 17,000 tons. 50 days, $550 to $1250. St. Thomas, Martinique, Barbados, Monfie\ndeo' Buenos Aires, Santos, RiodeJaneiro, Para, ansna,l\uuu. June 30, 1926 Cruise to Norway and Western \iedl!errunean 53 days. $550 to $1300, byspecially chartered new Cunarder * ‘LANCASTRIA. kS Frank C. Clark Times Building New York Originator of Round the World Cruises. Established over 30 years. ORER'S STEAMSHIP AND TOURIST AG VAN WICKLE TOUKIST AGENCY: 866 186 St ncLUDING RI0 end the AMAZON

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