Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1935, Page 42

"D-8 Irish Regale Visitors With Fairies’ Lore By Jacques LREADY popular, many of the established all-expense rail- road tours through Nature's Western masterpieces of scen- ery will become available as the days drop from the June calen- dar. New features have been added for the 1935 season. Outstanding is the air-conditioned equipment, which in freshness and coolness gives a fore- taste of mountain air and wood lakes which lie ahead as the train speeds over sun-baked prairies. Some of the Western tours, which | rock, Cashel of the Kings, & |carry an escort-guide to relieve the | great natural fortress where a traveler of transportation details and Ppalace and many churches once stood. | fill his ears with facts that make in- The people of Ireland say that Cashel Mountains and Woods Give Killarney Lakes Their Beauty. IPPERARY, Ireland, June 8.— Not far from Tipperary there rises on the plain a massive THE SUNDAY The Traveler’s Notebook Futrelle, Jr. dashing past rushing streams. In the distance is the Grand Teton range. YELLOWSTONE is reached that afternoon. Busses are waiting at ‘West Yellowstone, Mont. The park bus will accept a single piece of luggage free if it weighs not more than 24 pounds. The immediate objective is old Faith- ful and the inn. With searchlights playing on the famous geyser in the front yard, the tourist pauses there overnight, Yellowstone Canyon 1is reached for dinner time Tuesday, and | Wednesday unfolds the startling beauties of Grand Canyon with its | and its great attraction is Great Falls, was deposited by the devil, who one time took a bite out of the northern | hills and dropped it here in the heart | of level land. | Such stories about the devil are eommon in every country of Europe, | but Ireland has in addition a “eal(h‘ of folklore peculiar to its own soil. William Butler Yeats, the poet, went | out among the common people some years ago to gather this material. and | found that nearly every one would re- | late tales of fairies and magic. ‘The story is told that a few years ago the inhabitants of a small Irish town suddenly began seeing leprech- auns, tiny elflike creatures which are | supposed to reveal hidden wealth lo; one if they are captured. Although the people of the village all saw these sprites, only one man got money | through them. He was the village dwarf. and giving out that he was a leprechaun, he obtained a contract to | be exhibited as one throughout the country, \/IS!TORS to Connemara, the rugged district about Galway, find still another evidence of the turn that Irish fancy takes. The small farms of this shore are rocky and hard to till—why | then do even the best farmers some- | times leave an uncultivated plot in the midst of a field? Any man of the l region will give you an explanation. | These plots, slightly higher than the | surrounding land. are “raths,” and the Irish peasants believe that a people attempting to conquer Ireland with magic were forced to take refuge ml them. upon encountering & magic | stronger than their own Travelers who come to Connemara | drop into another world, into a realm | where automobiles, telephones and all | the paraphernalia of modern life are | scarcely known. The region is poor. Its farmers make a bare living from its soil, which they must constantly | fertilize with seaweed, and most of the young people go off to America. Con- | sequently, in nearly every little thatched cabin one will find the latest papers from the United States. Galway, a port of call for great | steamers, is the entrance to some of | the finest fishing regions of Ireland. Some 1.200 miles of lakes and streams empty through its river into the sea. and in season hundreds of thousands of salmon crowd up the waters. The end of May and the early weeks ©of June are known as “Crazy Month™ to I fshermen, who come to Gal- way and to Lough Corrib nearby for | trout fishing. At this time brown | trout are eager to feed on mayfly nvmphs, which rise in great crowds after a rain, and the least skillful of fishermen have no difficulty in hook- | ing a good catch. The trout season lasts well into October, so that Ireland is indeed an angler's paradise. (CONNEMARA. the lakes of Killar- ney, County Clare—these are| Irish names that fairly sing when one repeats them. Each of the re- gions they designate has some out- standing beauty, too. some distinctive | feature that makes it worth a visit. The lakes of Killarney—there are three—owe their charm fo a blending of mountain, stream and wood scen- | ery. A swift-flowing stream connects the three: ferns, mosses, lichens grow luxuriantly, and in unwooded spots one finds soft green grass. The whole region is one of lush growth, un- tamed and wildly lovely. ! Today on the famous River Shan- non is the greatest hydro-electric engineering project ever undertaken | in the British Isles. a development | that will supply power. light and heat for the entire Irish Free State. Even now there is scarcely a town of 500 people or more but receives cur- rent from the Shannon electric scheme and eventually it will revo- | lutionize the industrial and social life of the nation. Bar Plans Sea Trip. JEW YORK, June 8—Members of the South Carolina Bar Associa- tion have chartered the S. S. Reliance for a convention cruise at sea in 1936. with a call at Nassau, Bahamas. The | Governor of the Bahamas will extend an official welcome to the par! ~ RESORTS JUEBEC o . . an ancient city ever | AKE along your golf sticks, sports clothes, dance frocks...In Enle more than overnight you step ack into 300-years-ago France!... Ride in a caléche—shop for home- spuns. Meet the gay, laughing Lower own’s people. Motor out for golf and gtea—near Montmorency Falls...Or | out to Ste. Anne de Beaupré of the | miracles. Visit I/e d'Orléans, nestling | {n the blue St. Lawrence. With the ancient city’s countless historic land- unrks—wxlh Indian Lovette—and ewhksbury for fishing, you'll find a veahh of :hu-m an vl.nety Good | living, music, dancing, at blromll‘ Chatesu Frontenac. Unsurpassed Qual- ity at moderate cost. European Plan. Room $4.50 up: Double $8 up @ummer Round Trip Rail Fare—$11.35 Week-End Round Trip Fare—$33.53 Leave Washington Friday, back Tuesday | Reservations from Canadian Pacific, 14th & N Y.Ave,N. W rontcnac Frontenac, Quebec. teresting after-dinner travel talk, | picturesque Great Falls, 308 feet high. 1 Old Mexico and Yosemite begin June | Canadian Rockies-BanfI-Lake Louise | | is offered this year. 1QCOFT. have been inaugurated for the season. Saturday, June 15, adds more variety. For instance, the first 14-day all-ex- | pense tour, which includes Yellow- | stone, Zion, Grand Canyon and Bryce Canyon National Parks, offered by the North Western-Union Pacific systems, | | Pulls out of Chicago next Saturday. The five Summer tours to California, | ‘The Rainier- 29 and leave every two weeks. Pacific Northwest-Mount irain pulls out the same day. The | tours of these roads through the Royal | | Gorge (Colorado) of the Arkansas River, with the Yellowstone, Salt Lake City, Colorado Springs and Denver. on the itinerary, also begin June 15. | Another tour through these points It leaves Chicago on Sundays, beginning July 7, and is created primarily for those who could not make connection with the tour traing leaving Saturday. | FOR those who have not yet taken one of these tours, the itinerary of a typical 14-day trip to Yellowstone | National Park is sketched. The route| __ chosen explores Zion, Grand Canyon | and Bryce Canyon National Parks.‘ Salt Lake City and Cedar Breaks. ' The train leaves Chicagoat 10:15 p.m. It is the Portland Rose, cne of t. West's crack trains, with air-condi- tioned dining, observation and sleeping w cars. ‘The traveler’s first stepin joining the’ tour party is to look up the escort in| | the Chicago and North Western| station. He relieves the passenger of | much of the troublesome arrangements incident to baggage, etc. Passengers have been advised that trunks are not necessary. that a suit case and a hand- . bag can be sufficient. | ‘The Portland Rose thunders between the Illinois cornfields. Iowa's rich { plains furnish the scenery for Sunday breakfast. Most of the day is spent | clipping off the miles across Nohrnska | The prairies vanish overnight. Monday finds the train in evergreen forests (‘An-rih 300 I.INTAIN ANOR Wnunsvu.u. The Switzerland of Pennsylvania Golf—Tennis— | Swimming — Saddle | Horses . . . Grill— Lanu Ball Room . . . *5 bou 25 oh. American Plan Phome Reading 801031 LUE RIDGE MTS. Llfe Begins June 20 It's the openinz of Mary- land’s finest resort hotel, the ideal center for well-laid va- cation plans. Rates are in- vitinely inexpensive. Send for our interesting folder. GEOR ASHINGTON // D 2cEn ciry. o, “\\\\\\\§ — THE LANKFORD On Boardwalk: garage. THE KAYE On Boardwalk free. MRS. M. M. B. Quillan. Prop. | ECIAL RATES JUNE AND Family Hotel KAYE. Prop_F JULY Bathing OLD FORT INN KENNEBUNKPORT On the Maine Coast Joseph E. Duffield —Proprietor situated buihmqr tennis. | Yellowstone. in Grand Canyon National Park, | Thursday — To Mammouth Hot Springs. Back to West Yellowstone by Twin Lakes and Gibbon Falls. Leave for Salt Lake City. Friday—All day in the city, specting Mormon shrines and listen- ing to the Tabernacle's great organ Pplay at noon. A visit to Saltair Beach, where a natural solution of 22 per cent salt in the lake refuses to let a person sink. Leave for Southern Utah. Saturday—Lund, Utah, is reached after breakfast. By bus to Cedar Breaks, 60 square miles of flame- splashed and delicately tinted pillars and walls of eroded limestone, fan- tastic in form. To Bryce Canyon and the lodge for overnight. | SLNDAY —A day of rest amid color- ful scenery. Tramping or riding over the winding trails. Monday—Up early for Grand Can- yon. This is not the one seen in It is the gigantic abyss RESORTS EAGLES MERE, PA EAGLES MERE Zovliest Spot in Penna, 2200 feet altitude, Two Golf Courses, Boating, Bathing, Fishing, Tennis, Riding «+.Concerts, Dancing. Three distin hotels re- atricied 1o & Cottages for rent. For rates and baoklet, write Heary Rirks Jre The LAKESIDE [ 7/ve FORESY « e RAYMOND | —PEN MAR, PA. Crout’s Hotel Home-like Refined Large Porches Special Weekly and Week End Rates Sunday Dmner. $1.00 Park View looking park Bath g airy rooms with "ot and" cold running water. Sp: cious porches’ ove: MRS C MIDDLEKAUFF. HIGH ROCK HOTEL | MODERATE RATES. ° Apply for Booklet. __OGUNQUIT. MAINE. Vacation in MAINE t/m Year The Moun: Kineo, Mloosenead Lake, Maine THE MOUNT KINEO Moosehead Lake. Rates as low as $5 American Plan (includes meals) Tre SAMOSET On Rockland Breakwater (by the sea) Rates as low as $6 American Plan (includes meals) * Emll:nt fi:hmp olf, tennis, riding, dancing ew cocktail lounge at ok Dt Hotcls noted oy go0d food. Address—JOHN W. GREENE, 234 8t. John Street, Portland. Maine, for booklet, rates, and information. e from Philadelphia and N % Vork provide overmght service. pd Associated Hotels Briarcliff Lodge, Briarcliff Manor, N. Y. The Breakers, Pslm Beach, Florids. merican plan hote), ideally forthe parfact out-of-doors vacation; surf deep-sea sailing, and fishing, canoeing, wo sighteen hole golf courses avetlable to rts. Thoroughly modern highest standard in food and serv- rates. Send for descriptive bool CAPE COD’S Special Vacation Offer Because of the excellent reputation of the MAYFLOWER HOTELS situated at you would nnurllly expect the rates to be high, and formerly they were high, but this season you may enjoy . FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS FOR THESE SURPRISINGLY LOW RATES Sea from 52 5 weekly Bubug l'fl' 4 @t Hyannis Sfrom Hotels including meals Write to hotels or any tourist agency w335 e, at Plymouth including meals for bookles Charles A. Dooley, Manager SWAMPSCOTT, MASS. A CANADIAN PACIFIC HOTEL" A ———————————————t— A CAPE _COD, MASS. SILVER BEACH, CAPE COD Ideal spot for Summer vacation. Fine bathing. Home cooking. Terms reasonable. For particulars, write Mrs. E. M. Cochran, 98 Jewett St., Newton, Mass. | in- | D. C, The Marriage Well. NEAR Fort Catherine, on the island of St. Georges, Bermuda, is a well 300 years old and it is popularly believed that any bachelor who drinks even a thimbleful of its water will be married within a year. RESORTS VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. The Beachome Apartment Atlantic Boulevard and 28th St. Modern Exclusive Apartment Hotel. over- looking the Atiantic Ocean, Rates by the | ds or_month. L. T. RO THE I’OCAHONTAS VIRGINIA BEACH, VA, ON THE OCEAN FRONT. Spend your Spring vacation at’ this de- lightful tesort. . Golf. bathing, 'fshing, horseback riding. etc.’ Special Tates for suturday—chlcago 'ter breakfast. MRS._A._B. WILLIAMS, Proprietor. RESORTS. PRINCESS ANNE HOTEL VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. p Vireinia Beach, Va. “VIRGINIA LEE cool _verandas: 110 Ocean Front, Bet. 18th and 19th Sts. Mod. Excel. table. Bathing f{rom holtl Reas. rates Mrs. A. L. Chandler, Mrs. T. H. Mears. New Waverley Hotel . Virginia Beach, Va. Finest surf bathing. golf, tennls, riding. daneing. Ocean Front—Every Convenience Private Baths BOOKLET . G. PORTER, Mgr, STAR, WASHINGTON, Arizona, south of Zion Park. The Colorado River winds like a snake along the floor. (The Yellowstone River flows through Yellowstone Park, more than twice as high as Niagara.) ‘Tuesday—All day at Grand Canyon, with trips to view the vast gulf of space from many vantage points. ‘Wednesday — Back through the Kaibab Forest and over the Prismatic Plains to Zion Lodge. Up Zion Canyon by bus to the Temple of the Sinawava. Night at the lodge. ‘Thursday—Through Utah's fig or- chards and cotton fields to Lund, Utah, for the rail trip home. Friday—Aboard the Los Angeles Limited, eastward over the Conti- nental Divide, Omaha, Neb.,, that evening. rooms—all _ outside. ths.” Christian cli- HOT A\D (‘OLD RU‘VNI‘\G WATER—PRIVATE BATHS Golf., Horseback riding, surf bath- ng. Close to all amusements and night clubs HOMELIKE—REFINED he IDLEWHYLE Extends a cordial invitation to spend your vacation here_ You may come for rest or play. You will find the Idlewhyle. on the ocean front, In the center of all_activities CAWFO HOUSE ~ THE_ARLINGTON Ocean Front at 13th St. Payne, }:n. W. P. CRAWFORD NOTCH WHITE MTS. N.H. JUNE 29 /0 OCL 1o » ~ BOOKLLT Ecerything for the Vacation at THE BALSAMS DIXVILLE NOTCH, N. H. =In the White Mountains— Here is everything to make vacation happiness complete. 4600 acre estate on Lake Gloriette. 18 hole golf course, fishing, polo, canoeing, tennis, dancing, riding, archery, bowling, movies, swimmiog. No Hay Fever. Rates from $6 a day including meals. Select clientele. “"Ask Mr. Foster”, or your own travel agent. New York Office: 500 Fifth Avenue, Telephone PEnna. 6-8218. FRANK DOUDERA, President MARK WHITMAN, Manager LARGEST HOTEL ESTATE IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS OCEAN CITY, MD. ___OCEAN CITY Choose Ocean City. Maryland. And with assured of all the essentials for a co how Iittle Send_for cottages and apartments and their rates. et and otne Information teut upon iequest. Aaaress CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OCEAN CITY, MARYLAND Or Write to the Pollowing Hotels. New building. elevator bathing beach. Parkin 400 cars. Near stores. THE BELMONT Ocean Front Rooms—Modern Terms Reasonable. . L. R. HEARNE. HASTINGS HOTEL O Private Baths. Parking Space. Special rates until July MRS, CHAS. LUDLAM. Ocean front. A I ins Boardwalk Mayllower o ot | pointed. _ Capacity 200, Fishing parties. Special Spring_rates. Florence Hastings Gunby and Harry C. Gunby. THE PLIMHIMMON | Ocean Front — Moderate Rates, Excel- | lent _Table. Bath House” Service Free. TS, ROOMS, , RENT, SALE. i PRICES. AYRES. 300 ‘BOARDWALK. E 11 | THE DENN[S Where a cordial weicome | awaits old friends and Mrs. R. J. | THE DEL-MAR.>52. Private Baths. __ MRS. §. I CAREY. _ MAJESTIC HOTEL FREE PARKING and BATHING. | 350 C. PARKER_SMITH. Pron. g BREAKER ON BOARD WA LK Front Rooms with hot and cold i T vate ba! Commander Howg b Homee Elevator Service, Special June Rates. (Open) CONNECTICLT. ey 7/ Eastern Point, New London, Conn. NOW OPEN " New York and Boston overlook- P~ ing Long Island Sound. 400 ~ rooms and baths, ballroom, thea- y 'er,g'lll dancing, new outdoor swim- ming pool, yachting, deep sea fish- .. ing, horsebarck riding, fennis, 18 holes of golf. Rates from $7 daily with meals. Special weekly, monthly, and season rates. NnVurl Office: St. Moritz Hotel, Wickersham 2-5800, or Brookiyn Office: Mohawk Hotel, PRospect 9-1900. Jean G. Venetos, President CAN, ADA. 71NN 0 fascinating city of ‘dual personality” Quaint Old D World Town and Giant Madern Metropolis. Here 1s the ey - ideal qateway toyour Canadian Vacation Tarry here @Q 6 a day or two before continuing your trip in the &u =) Dominion Here youll find one of the World's § L 0 (‘AVADA. most inferesting cities, and with surrounding French-Canadian countryside of incom- & parable charm Write for infor: Q mation and booklet "/ STop;¢ Prm\‘\“ MONTREAL TOURIST & CONVENTION BUREAU.Ac. + + NEW BIRKS BUILDING MONTREAL,P.Q.CANADA * + H. | gardens: - | mr. JUNE 9, 1935—PART TWO. RESORTS. VIRGINIA. RESORTS. BERMUDA. RESORTS. BERMUDA. “See §hy| ne Drive” 3.000 Ft. Alt. HOTEL—COTTAGES VIRGINIA'S most Popular soearby Mountain Resort. 1 Park at Enirance to New § For literature write PAN Tele‘)hnl! Luray 25-K. . 0502. THE ROCKBRIDGE INN Goshen, Va. Attractive and restful resort. always cool. in Va. mountains. at end of the Shenandoah Valley, through Skyline drive: aiso near Goshen_ Pass: lovely Tooms with and without private baths: excellent food. home cooking: ments, ‘good fishing, = Aftractive n'e! of $12 per week. Klet. | | In the Mountains of Virginia | Bryce's Hotel and Cottages (near) Ork- | ney “Springs. opens its (19th) season May 15. the State: American plan: modern: | $2750 "per ‘day: $15 per week; the best of good things fo est fresh from our swimmi wling. dancing. and Mr: v Owners ryce. THE MONTROSE, MONTVALE the Blue Ridge. Through trains | Washin, Low rates, Hom: It's the most unique resort in | on, ment_and cuisine. ____OCEAN VIEW, VA. ‘THE LOWE On the Water Front Ocean View, Va. The best place to enjoy your vaca- tion. cooking. Good bathing and flshlng ‘Mrs W. T. Lowe. ATLANTIC HOTEL". Attractive, modern. homelike. Chesapeake Bay. Deliclous Southern cook- ing. Boating, fishing. bathing. Write for booklet The MERRIMAC Waterfron Special wee HE M| DELAWARE. OR —ON LEWES B!Ar from Rehoboth, roomy cotta; rage; a safe and quiet plac: Rent reasonable. Decatur 4 Ocean View, Virginia On the Cottage Line Conveniences. “lor ¢hudnn American plan, finest Southern ! Directly on | OLINER £, ROOM with BATH and all MEALS at the famous BERMUDA'S RESORT ESTATE All the renowned facilities of this brilliant mid-ocean hotel are now available to Bermuda's summer visitors at the sensationally reduced daily cost of $9 up single and $16 up double. A beautiful private beach, famed 18 hole golf course, en-tout-cas tennis courts and every summer activ- ity are enjoyed to the utmost in magnificent surroundings—with PER DAY ROOM BASIS OPENS JULY 15 ALL-EXPENSE TRIPS and mczls nbnud Bermuda’s liveliest, smartest dancing and enterrainment at night, Furness ship and at Compare the cost—and make reservations at once. hotel (2 in room). Duration of _these and similar trips de- pendent on sailing dates. APPLY YOUR TRAVEL AGENT or New York Office: 634 Fifth Avenue (Rockefeller Center) or Mr. Fred Tivols, General Manager, Castle Harbour, Tucher's Town, Bermuda. OCEAN GROVE. N. J OCEAN GROVE. N. J. + NOWHERE IN THE WORLD IS THERE ANOTHER SEASHORE RESORT LIKE = CEANGROVE Clean . . . Cool ... Quiet . .. Restful PERFECT BEACH ... NO SALOONS Excellent Hotels and Boarding Houses . . Vacations Here a ___REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL. MERTON BY- THE -SEA verlooking Ocea: ONLY REFINED PROPLE WANTED Sleeping Porches or_Rooms With or Without Board 5.00 For Two Davs REHOBOTH. DEL. _Phone 103_* Delaware Annne for Rufus noul Marvel. Rehoboth Beach. Del BF\(‘II _HAVEN, N. 1. Roach, OR oll that is genvine in Summer enjoyment —constant cool breezes from sea and salt bay— safe surf bathing from pro- tected beaches—tennis— boardwalk—finest fishing andsailing on the Coast— wholesome community life. Attractive homes for rent MODERN HOTELS For Booklet, write PUBLICITY BUREAU BEACH HAVEN, N. J. E— \\ | %ENGLESIDE ot o:s-n June 28, All baths with sea Best fishine and bathing on New | coast.” Sure reliet from Hax Feve {ennis_eourts. ¥. Safe, sun-tanned beaches—golf and every sport. Splendid hotels—charming cottages. For particulars, write R. B. DEAN CITY MANAGER CAPE MAY, N. J. with bath, bathin from hotel, . W. Mecray & Bro. NEW JERSEY Atlantie City's Finast Residential Suburb Appealing to those seeking & home in the sea air .. with every advantage of @ Metropelitan Community. RENT - BUY - OR BUILD Municipally owned and re- stricted bathing beaches. Artesian water supply. greens. Pricas to meet conditions. SURF BATHING GOLF FISHING BOATING and every form of entertainment. Write for informatien. Address Mayor Walter S. Jeffries Chairman, Margate Promotion Committes Margete City New Jorsey X SPQ"‘B The Petfect “Make- : **—_Sea Air and Sun An Outstanding Seashore Resort favored by Washingtoniaas, direct- ly on the ocean, overlooking its own private bathing beach. GOLF, TENNIS, RIDING As exclusive as your own club. Famed for food and service. Ideal for children. Concert and dance music. Ship's Bell Grill. Opens June 28th ‘Write for rotogravure folder O Tel. Spring Lake 900 (i‘ S. l\RO\rl.ngr. SHOREHAM SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. J. High-Class . Hotel _Accommodations _n New Jersey's " Exclusive ' Seaside ' Resort; For aitractive rates and literaiure; Ashingion Fepresentative. Adsms 7 s §o. No VAN BRUNT. | SUNDAY SPECIAL RITZ-CARLTON INAUGURATES NEW SUMMER POLICY CONVENIENT MODIFIED AMERICAN PLAN EFFECTIVE JULY 1s¢ Leisurely enjoyment is offered tothose Y tive weekly rates. The European plan who elect to stop at the Ritz-Carlton | is available to those who so desire. on the new modified American plan, | This great hotel offers many ad- providing room with bath, breakfast | vantages designed to enhance the and dinner, at a single moderate rate. | pleasure of astayin Aclantic City. Every Breakfast from 6:30 A.M. till noon ac- | room, each with bath, commands a su- commodates either the early riser or | perb view of the ocean. Sea water baths the late sleeper. Dinner from 6:00 P.M. | and the well known French cuisine of till late at night, fits in with any itin- | the Ritz-Carlton are among the high- erary. There will be dancingduring the | lights ofthe unique hospitality afforded dinner hour. Rates are from $7.50 daily | to its guests. Private elevacor service single; $13.00 daily double, alsoattrac- | provides direct access to the beach. Don't fail to visit the famous Ritz-Carlton Merry-Go-Round grill g .-\I‘lJAaaA)Q:& atlantic city \ /// Distinctive Boardwalk location in fashionable Chelsea section—every Spring sport and en- tertainment—superior accommodations of a world-renowned hotel. Bathing direct from guest rooms to surf or indoor sea water pool. ATTRACTIVE RATES Washington Office Phone National 3387 ATLANTIC CITYS DISTINCTIVE HOTEL ™\ Bathing direct from Room. Fishing Boating.Riding . Golf Tennis..Sun Decks.. Nude Sun Bathing..Sea Water Baths Children’s Playroom . Cocktail Lounge .. Grill . Dancing Concerts .. Cuisine of Established Excellence . . Garage. Write for Booklet and Low Rates PENNSYLVANIA AVE. and BEACH HARRISON COOK, Monager _-—MM_WWW 2= S AVE. NEAR! NZ BEACH NORTH CAQO( INA NEW AND FIREPROOF Invites you to spend your vacation on the World's Safest Highway The Atlantic City Boardwalk A homey atmosphers . Cordial hospitality and per- sonal service . . . restful nights in comfortable beds and delicious food keep you in @ holiday mood at Hotel Lafayette. Reasonable rates. Complete bathing facilities. Roof Sun Deck. Experienced Management. Located on Pennlqlvaml Avevwe \TLANTIC CITY WEEK-ENn 'SPECIAL Friday—Saturday—Sunday $ Room, Bath and Meals SPECIAL WEEKLY RATE! MADISON OTEL DeVlLLE Kentucky Avenue. Overlpoking Ocean New, Modern Room & Bath, Weekly. Wonderful Meals Include | Our Consistency Environment s Qrchestra. Daccine Capacity. 106, FRIDAY : SATURDAY ROOM - MEALS s SALT WATER BATHS Ocean View. Fireproof. Roof Sun Deck. Health Baths. Garage. wuxn—vwo PERSONS — FROM $50 8. LUDY. M. D SS— v Desirable. Free Bathing. Garage. HOMAS M. O'BRIEN. ,&L CHELSEA CHOOSE THE CHELSEA RIGHT ON THE BOARDWALK THE BEST HOTEL VALUE IN ATANTICCUY ’/fie Jefferson KENTUCKY AVE.—. SUTabE nooM-—ni'mArl{'i'“flc el iy “mza'}l”d;) To any time Sune ay dax, o, Saturday to Mon. PER- A MISTAKEN IDEA is thot the Traymore, Atlantic City's preeminent hotel, which offers so many luxur- ious appointments, spacious rooms, splendid food, direct surf bathing and other unmatched comforts must be expensive. It isn't! Rates start from $5.00 European, $8.00 Ameri- can. Bennett E. Tousley, Manager. PRINCESS “Jull un Wali on_South Carolina Ave. Weekly, $ 8.50 A ote Folder 5a apariments tarmi Fireproof_Garage. 'urnuhem at_very_reas: Flresrof Garage K Rue Senl Do NEW RICHMOND New Jgt_meion OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY A Thorguply medern. Thomar Yasne Mer. | s Bree (VGO o 'R i e Booklet and Rates on raquest. In the Heart of the Woerld's Playground TABOR INN oczln n end connecuem ot ve| nfixuceu Tates but tained for pas! TS, o nu‘* tal fim' nta g’ 0 l 34 Map Maiied "H. Rae_ Scull. Owner. es. Pennnlvlnu Ave __Soecial June Rates. " Biropesn Plan. ¢ Wl LDWOOD WILDWOOD, N. J.—3 & 4- near beach, ‘$18 wk. up. Duan 4 Mrs. M. insies, 141 K. Room for. » i Are »