Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1935, Page 39

B Dine Old Faithful And Moose Stalk in ’ Park’s Woods. ELLOWSTONF PARK, Wyo., I dent whose observation of wild animal life has been limited to visits to the Zoo, Yellow- life'’s greatest experiences. Moose, elk, grizzly and black bear, deer, ante- lope, mountain sheep, beaver, coyotes birds can be seen roving the woods and waters of the park. Park rangers and others who have + that never has wild game been more readily seen from main loop points than this Summer. At Yellowstone visitors have been able to watch the antics of two young moose calves as they canter around under the watch- Park, near Mammoth Hot Springs, 1s a favorite haunt of moose and elk. The stately horns of the giant bull almost any time during the day, but | early in the morning or toward dusk | the animals come out into the open | Herds of elk, more numerous than those that have been visible from the highways in recent years, are seen Basin to Madison Junction. Grizzly and black bears are pro- viding a nightly show at the bear- Grand Canyon. Rangers at Old Faithful have counted as many as 20 blacks and grizzlies on the “lunch Canyon the number is even greater, with grizzlies in complete control. -— MIAMI July 13.—Nearly 1,000 peo- ple per month are departing by Pan-American flying clipper ships to | the various fascinating ports of the | Spanish Main, with Havana and Nas- | sau, of course, in the lead because of | and because of their fame as tourist centers. Summer vacationists are beginning and others throughout the West In- dies and the Caribbean district are cooled by reliable trade winds which into this part of the Western Hemi- sphere. Many are making Miami headquar- cruises to Mexico, Jamaica and Haiti, with incidental stop-overs in between. | The popularity of Jamaica in Sum- of its multitude of fine roads leading | through the famous Blue Mountains. Numerous inns and small hotels are | ‘Antelopes Scamper July 13—To the city resi- stone National Park offers one of and a host of smaller animals and spent many years in this area report Lake and at Yellowstone Canyon ful eye of the mother cow. Willow moose can be seen among the willows | and browse unafraid and unmolested. daily on the road from Norris Geyser feeding grounds at Old Faithful and counter” during an evening, while at Flying the Spanish Main. | their availability in two hours by air, %o realize that, like Miami, these ports sweep across the South Atlantic Ocean fers for the popular one-day air mer is constantly increasing because available to the visitor, and the cool mountain air is said to be highly ben- | E: eficial to health, even during the| warmest months. The waterfalls, bamboo drives, ginger plantations and | quaint resort centers are sources of surprised delight to visitors. Other vacationists looking for new territory make the air cruise to Haiti. | Leaving Miami in the morning, mzy soar over the typical tropical scenery of Eastern Cuba and circle into the ! beautiful harbor of Port au Prince | Just before sundown. Other Summer vacation trips out o( Miami by air take the traveler to Santo Domingo and Puerto Rico. RESORTS. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, The Traveler’s Notebook By Jacques usually can be found assembled in the office of a tourist agency, for the whole travel field is available there. Some of the bargains were born of the depression to keep busi- ness going and still are being continued. Others, frankly, are bait to draw and then whet the appetite for normal vacation spending. Yet others are legitimate reductions figured on new expense standards. Whatever is the particular reason, the traveler bene- fits while they are in force. Four years ago several good New York City hotels devised an all- expense visit plan. It does mot in- clude fare to the metropolis, but dines, lodges and entertains the visitor. Considering the rate of $10 per person for three days, it is a comprehensive program. On a two-day visit the plan is offered for $4.50 or $5. There | are many variations in the length of stay, the entertainment and the price. Rates are based on two in a double room with private bath. 8ingle rooms may be reserved for 10 per cent or more additional, according to the hotel's formula. The three-day plan includes two nights and six meals, one at a night club where there is dancing and a floor show, and the| others in the dining rooms or grills | of the hotel. RAVEL shopping can bring to light excellent bargains. They Futrelle, Jr. in June, and the plan is effective now for two-day week-end trips July 20, August 3 and September 14 and 28. For $9.25, the Washingtonian gets transportation, lodging at either of two hotels, two to a room, with run- ning hot and cold water, but without bath, and five meals, Saturday luncheon to Sunday evening supper. For $2 more other hotels with bath are available, ‘The trains leave from Union Sta- tion at 8 am. Saturday and arrive in Atlantic City at 12:35 pm. The return trains leave Atlantic City at 6:45 p.m. Sunday. ORE than 100,000 visitors arrive in New York City daily, it hav- ing been estimated that in the sim year of 1931 about 34,245,500 came in from all points of the compass. To house this huge influx Manhattan has 330 hotelg—approximately 124,100 rooms. To feed the population and the visitors there are 8,400 or so eat- ing places. Eight hundred theaters are available for amusement, about 700 being movie houses and the others “legitimate” theaters, where one may see everything from a cos- tume play to nude burlesque. The visitor shops in stores that number 1 for every 66 of the city’s popu- lation of about 7,318,000. Languages and dialects long since SEVERAL choices of diversion must be made before the hotel is de-| cided upon. The $10 combination includes a performance at Radio City Music Hall and a sightseeing trip. One $11.50 rate plan permits a choice of a tour through both uptown ana| downtown New York in a glass-roofed bus, or a boat trip around Manhattan Island. A view of the sky-line from Radm\ City observation tower is provided, and | if the right hotel is chosen, the guest | may be conducted through the Na- tional Broadcasting Studios. " One hotel’s program includes a guided tour of Rockefeller Center, with a trip to the observation tower, or the chance to look over the city from the tip of the Empire State Building at Fifth avenue and Thirty-fourth street. (QVE of Montreal's hotels also offers | a $10 three-day visit with an interesting entertainment program. Or, if you prefer a bargain closer to home | Atlantic City is available through a| Pennsylvania Railroad plan, which includes transportation as well as hotel expense. The Pennsylvania road offered the Atlantic CI[) all-expense tours early RE?ORTS. MAINE. ( 3 On Penobscot Bay, Cape Rosier §incCoor beauii: ful seaside location. Family cottages, cen- tral dlnln( room. m‘ $16 to lls Per Week e Rof BEACH A\‘E HO! l Portland. Me. in Casco land; Maine home cookin; England home; low rates runping water, swimming. ing. Mrs. A. MERRILL. BB.ADDOCK HEIGHTS.. MD. CAMP SCHLEY INN for ,children. Deliclous me Des $10 per week. Hts. Md. Phone CITY, MD. “For Low-Cost Seashore Vacations ~: All Water Sports. Golf. Dane- < ing ete. A fing list of Rotels, T\ =\ cottases and apartments to f“)’ \cnoqcp from. ~ Write to o\ botels listed below of Chambar of Commerse Ocean City, Md. dead in their native land can be | heard in New York. Forty-three dif- ferent tongues are spoken there. The Iclzy has more Italians there than | there are in Rome, more Irishmen \lhnn in Dublin. The number of | people of Italian birth in Manhattan is 70,000 greater than the population of Rome. Art flourishes in thousands of semi- public and private galleries, as well as at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the outstanding conservatories; there are 2,800 churches and syna- gogues to choose from for services, and two cathedrals to see—St. Pat- rick’s, on Fifth avenue opposite Radio City, and the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, at 112th street and Am- RESORTS OCEAN CITY, MD. HASTINGS HOTEL 9, 2oerima: Space: Spectal Tates ot Juis 25 LUDLAM. THE LANKFORD On Boardwalk: garage, M. B. Quillan, Pr On Boardwalk. M Family Hotel free. MRS %0117 KAYE. Prol RHODE lSMVD. PLIMPTON HOTEL WATCH HILL, R. L Facing Little Narragansett Bay Golf—Private Bathing Beach New Ownership—New Management Rates and Booklet on request 0. WHITTEMORE, Manager Formerly & mgr. with Real N. E. Inns PEN MAR, PA. LYNDON COTTAGE ccnrvznm:l Hom -n;:lr Rates. hone Blue B! Nettie _Ge mmel Park Vlew " Yaukey. x’unnlnx water. Spa- clous porches ove: S C TIDDLERAUFF. sterdam avenue, BSt. Patrick’s 1s famous for its excellent Gothic archi- tecture. Wall street gives its view of Trinity Church, famous in pictures and for its old cemetery in the heart of a mass of concrete and steel which makes up the world-known skyscraper skyline. New York is a city of smart people and smart alecs . . . But why go on? New York is New York, and there is no place like it under the sun. CRIBBLES—Natural Bridge was deeded to Thomas Jefferson in 1774 by King George III . . . The largest figure of the Madonna, called “Our Lady of the Saguenay,” stands amid the firs of Cape Trinity, Quebec. It was carved in sections from wood and is painted white. A light is thrown upon it at night . . . Rail- roads are not as straight as they seem to be. Cities are somewhat juggled on railroad maps to show straight stretches and graceful curves, but the displacement is relatively slight . . . A rule of thumb for figur- ing sea crulse expeinses—on short cruises, say to Bermuda or the Carib- bean—the rate roughly is $10 per day. On longer cruises, across the Atlantic, for instance, approximately $10 per day buys minimum accommodations . . . Except in England, Czechoslo- vakia and parts of Austria wotor traffic flows forward on the right- hand side of the road . . . Your dog can go to Europe on a good ship for $20. Cats cost $5 . . . To preserve the beauty of the countryside, the Prov- ince of Quebec requires all billboards to be 100 feet or more from the high- way. Their size even then is regu- lated by law. Mullicolored posters which covered roadside fences near cities have practically dizappeared... The National Park Service says more fish are caught over Fishing Bridge of the Yellowstone River than any other trout waters on carth . .. Great- er London covers 811 square miles . . . Basic fares and sleeping charges on levels . . . Fast trains between Paris and Brussels don't even hesitate for customs inspection at the border. Agents aboard the trains examine the RESORTS. ASB'.'B_Y PARK, N. EUROPEAN PLAN Complimentary from beach. Cap.250. Elevator. Request Book.et F. J. HYNES, Mgr.—Asb.7887 OCEAN EAN HOTEL ASBURY PARK, N. J. $2 European $4 American $12 Wkiy., Europ.; $25 Wkly., Am. Free Parking on Premise Capacity 400. Buwell & Crawford Overlooking ocean. Seventh Avenue. Long established. Modern American Hotel Attractive rates Phone 1326. R. A. Sution. American Plan_Hotel MARYLAND 406 Fifth Avenue, Asoury Park, N. ul Sunset Lake. Near 30 each weekl Ackerman & Sutton. Third Ave. Beach. _ Tel. Write. or_phone 69 KESWIC r Europ. Complimentary Breakfast. re_now. Low_rates. BEACH HAVEN, N. 1. Ridge Summi surroundings 'llh l!mn whieh the most fastidious. P THE ISSES MENGEL . _Blue lld" Summit IM. EGINIA 3.000 Ft. Alt. % ENGLESID) All baths with s'l water. Best and lllln: on Jersey coast. e oy Fever. " Five tennis courts. itractive rates. fishing Western rallroads are at 1915's low N. J.—Ome block Block to 1316, 'The House Whose Guests Return.” A Ir. =] M. B. SMITH. _ BEACH HAVEN.MD | Capacity 300 !u!e D. C, JULY 14, 1935—PART TWO. luggage en route . . . The Scottish flavor of Sydney, Cape Bretton Is- land, Nova Scotia, began in the late 1700s, when 25,000 Highlanders came over to settle down . . . The beach at Old Orchard, Me., is 17 miles long .+ . The church in Helen Hunt Jack- son’s novel, “Ramona,” is one of San Diego's “must-see” attractions . . . Agua Caliente (hot water) is 18 miles south of San Diego. Indians’ Ark Legend. TADOUSBAC. Quebec, July 13.—The remnants of the Irdians in the country surrounding Capes Trinity and Eternity, the high points on the Saguenay River, still cling to the ancient belief that the ark or, 8 they term it, “the big canoe,” rested on the top of Cape Trinity, 2,000 feet above the level of the river which skirts its base, and was placed there by a flood which inundated the rest of the earth, destroying all life there- on, only the families of worthy In- dians, as well as pairs of the various animals and birds being preserved by the Great Manitou, whose guiding hand landed “the big canoe” on the last bit of earth left uncovered by water. The Indians also have a legend which bears considerable resemblance to the casting of Satan and his re- bellious followers out of paradise. Ac- cording to the Indian tradition, the Great Manitou cast the “fallen an- gels” over the precipice of Cape Trin- ity. All met death in the river below with the exception of the leader, who | was so strong that the fall of 2,000 feet only crippled him. As this “angel” gathered strength he became the demon of the river. wrecking canoes, drowning peaceful Indians and wreaking havoc in gen- eral. 2 RESORTS. SPRING LAKI‘; 7BEA('" N. to the Sea”’ for Your Holiday An Outstanding Seashore Resort | favored by Washingtonians, 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. Shio’s Bell Grill. Now Open Write for rotogravure folder O Tel. Spring Lake 900. om, Mgr. " LAKE VIEW | SPRING LAKE BEACH, Overlooking Lake—Block from Ocean | Approved by People of Good Taste Not Expersive—Inquiry Invited Directly on the Ocean Front OCEAN CITY, N. J. Delightful surroundings for a Vacation or Season Visit. Same management for past twelve vears. AMERICAN PLAN. Rates consistent with present conditions Outdoor fitered sea water swimming pools. Children always welcome J. HOWARD SLOCUM. Mgr. 7th St. Ocean and Atlantic Aves. | For Two The BRIGHTON decided to seek and vanquish him in a hand-to-hand encounter. The battle between the {wo was terrific, Mayo swinging the demon around his head and against the rock of Trinity with such force that the three great gashes in the mountain resulted from the contacts, so the tradition con- tinues. Finally Mayo was victorious, crushing out the life of the demon and thus restoring peace and quiet to tr> beautiful waters of the Sague- nay. Home of Giants. ABO!JT in the middle of Southern | Norway there rises from the great central plateau a vast wilderness of peaks and glaciers, interspersed with hundreds of brooks and lakes, teeming with trout. This stupendous mlima] park—for that is what it really Xs~—1s the Jotunheim, a name which means | In the Norse | mythology it is considered the home trolls and | QEESESSESNE SURF BATHING DIRECT FROM HOTELS SEENEESEEE the Home of the Giants. of the Jotuns (glants). other enemies of the good gods, con- sequently the home of everything evil Except for a few hunters no one had seen much of this dreaded district until a little more than 100 years ago when t: sclentists of Oslo “dis- covered” it. It is now the greatest of Summer playgrounds for those, of all nations, who enjoy superb hiking trips d fishing in ideal mountain distrit RESORT ATLANTIC CITY, ar"aorofig[z -jBlen[zetm ATLANTIC CITY Facing Ocean and City Park Why Take a Longer Trip? Here you will find every opportunity for either rest or entertainment. Exclusive beach and Ca- bana colony and all bathing facilities. Ro still prevail gn American and European Plans Meals Ba $6 e Ponm o ATLANTIC CITY JOEL HILLMAN + JULIAN A. HILLMAN J. CHRISTIAN MYERS T SUMMER RATES AS LOW AS | ROOM sso Persons ® BATH MEALS ) weEKLY ““Just OFF the ‘Walk "’ New + Fireproof + Salt Water Baths + Deliciovs Meals+Garage Sun Decks « Health Baths Second Hotel from Beach ATLANTIC CITY, N. L. *3 Dly-~Special WI(Iy INCLUDING ALL MEALS “European Rates on Request il RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. RESORTS. ATLANTIC C Madison Overlooking at Hlinois Ave. O« NEW e FIREPROOF ROOM [PER PERSON 35 AND DAILY MEALS |(Two in Rnom) eAlso anfifan Plan Two nrrmnv—\\erkh—lrom $60 Daily Concerts & Dances MONTICELLO DEVONSHlRE OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVE. OCEAN END OF ST. JAMES PLACE DAILY PER PERSON oo 5350 ‘18 PERPERSON—TWO INROOM 33 ROOM and MEALS WITH WONDERFUL MEALS (Two in Room] wrrKLY DALY KENTUCKY AVE. near BEACH f DAILY RATE ' $ PER PERSON Two in Room BATH-MEALS Also European Plan Two Persons—From $60 Weekly Fireproof - Orchestra+ Garage .,FM M SMWA« nw S m” ATLANTIC CITY'S DISTINCTIVE HOTEL Bashing direct from Room * Fishing " Boating.. Riding . Golf Tennis . Sun Decks..Nude Sun Bathing .. Sea Water Baths Children’s Pleyroom .. Cockiail Lounge .. Grill *. Dancing Concerts . . Cuisine of Established Excellence . Garsge. Write for Booklet and Low Rates PENNSYLVANIA AVE. and BEACH Enjey the fea. tures of this world - famous hotel. Four hun- dred and fifty rooms, each with bath. Private el- evator to beach. Sea water baths —FrenchCuisine. Visit the famous Merry-Go-Round in Grill. RITZ-CARLTON BOARDWALK ATLANTIC CITY Inaugurating New Summer Policy MODIFIED AMERICAN PILAN Room—Bath, Including Breakfast and Dinner Single so oo Double daily P 13 wp daily EURCPEAN 00 ., gl Daily oo‘lfl PLAN weekLy Double ATTRACTIVE 2 ATES REASONAEBLE DAILY, WEEKLY AND WEEK-END RATES Surf Bathing From Hotel at No Additional Charge Free Hotel Bus trazsportation to and f m Station, —_— Hotel Lafauette NORTH CAROLINA AVE.) near U THE BEACH NEW AND FIREPROOF Invites you to spend your vacation on the World's Safest Highway The Atlantic City Boardwalk A homey atmosphere . . . Cordial hospitality and per. sonal service . . . restful nights in comfortable beds and delicious focd keep you in a holiday mood at Hotel Lafoyette. Reasonable rates. Complets bathing facilities. Roof Sun Deck. Experienced Management. TBreakers ANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY | On the Boardwalks HOTEL—COTTAGES VIRGINIA'S most_Popular | nearby Mountain Resort. In | Shen, Nat'l Park at Entrance to New 8ky- | line ‘Drive. ~ For literature write PANO- | ‘ Rates as Low as Per Day | Enjoy vour Week-end Holidav or Summer | Vacation in this picturesquely located luv- uriotsly appointed seashore 1. where evervihing is as attractive rates. “Ocean City's Premier Hotel European Plan ub Breakfasts Surf Bumnx Fiivhients 300 Years Glorify he bathing from Botel; Per Person OLD QUEBEG ia) FRENCH CANADA ELIGHTFUL intermingling of ancient and mew! . . . A walled-in city with 17th century houses and cobble - stoned streets recalling the illustrious Champlain, Frontenac, Montcalm,Wolfe and the soul-stirring nes of a glamorous past .. . See its # battlements, Citadel; the Basilica, reakneck Stairs, Sous le Capand Little Champlain Street . . . Ride in a high- ‘wheeled caleche. Shop for habitant homespuns. Play golf at Montmorency. \Visit Ste. Anne de Beaupré of the miraclegifqur the lle &’Orléans in the <ool bre®ze of the silvery St. Lawrence. ‘Thischarmingbitof Old World France centers around Chateau Frontenac and its welcoming hospitality. Famous €uisine and rare vintages, good music, dancing, enterrainment. Little more than evernight away. Costs are Jow. European Plan. Room $4.50 up; Double$8 up /Semmer Round Trip Rail Fare__$44.55 i _$33.55 Reservations from Canadian Pacific, 14th & N. Y. Ave.N.W.. Washington, or w-uu Chateay r romtenac, Quetec. Tontenac CANAD!AN PACIFIC_ HOTEL .. | mear stores. | anchorage #nd new inlet. Del‘l)c;nul foods, The Center of Everything From the George Washington. you'll find all the many pleasure spots of the Shore most con- venient. At the George Wa: ington. ‘you'll find the fastidiou: yacationists enjoying the best food. the finest service. Send for our folder and rates. GEORGE WASHINGTON Hotet ON THE BEACH i SIOCERP CITE, WD 55 NS ENJOY YOUR VACATION STOP AT THE ATLANTIC A WHOLE BLOCK ON THE BOARDWALK New building. elevator. ielephone, bl tne beach parking sace for 400 deer. sea fishing pier, yacht best scrvice. Rates from $2 room, or 3375 per day Amer- fean plap C. W. Purnell, Mgr.-Owner—Phone 128 Wetipquin Hall Ocean front. Specialrate. 8. Harriet Dashiell. COLONIAL 2» Bosrdwalk $3.00 up daily $17.50 up weekly. 22nd on _under ma ment of Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Carter. HOTEL STEPHEN DECATUR oml‘."l m";’fi.f B oronehly “-.aerE Boo FARL :'."'éom.n. [, Mgr. Bollhl "l." RAMA, Luray, For information In the Mountains of Vlrgmn. Bryce's Hotel and Cottages (near), Orkney h It most unique an. modern S0 Der . SI5 per week: the best of 00d things to eat fresh from our gardens; swimming. bowling. dancing. Many of our guests stay Summer. All sports and amusements are free to guests. Swimming, bowling. pool, dancing, tennis. Mr. and Mrs, William R. Bryce. Ownmers. P. 0., Basye, Va. THE ROCKBRIDGE INN Goshen, Va. Attractive and restful resort. alwayvs cool. in Va. mountains, at end of the Shenandoah Valley. through Skyline drive: also near Goshen Pass; lovely rooms with and without private baths: excellent food, home twklnl amuse- ments. good ~fishing. _Sleep under Dlankets “Atractive rates of $1% per week. Booklet. Nnrfl! fiill" cu'r:,;:u'n Scenic Drive 53 mi. Tel. Berryville 101-F-12 A Colonlal resort on Shenandoah River. Historic. scenically beautiful. Restful. in- spiring romantic. Canoeing. fishing. swim- ming. Three busses daily from Washington. Rooms. $1; Southern Meals. Weekly. $15, $18. Booklet. - Koute 7. Maurice F. Castieman. P. O.. Berryville. Va. Telephone Luray 23-R. JORDAN White Sulphur Springs Hotel With its famous Mineral Water. miles north of Winchester. Week end and weekly rates reasonable. G. Edgar_Soutter, Stephenson. Va. * Mann!l Spring Park Hotel y & Massanutten Mountain TVI. Plne lo Your Vacation. Mlll Rates for July and Aulua ... New Market. Va. Pive THE BELMONT o Booms—-sodern Terms lz onable. R. HEARNE, THE DEL-MAR.:2: July Rates Private Baths. MBS, 8. L CAREY. BREAKERS 2)20ARR WALK | d bath. cold runmn water privaty Phone 76 __C. H. Timmons, Prnp HAMILTON HOTEL Ocean front; centrally located g T ed: private baths | THE PLIMHIMMON Quesn, Erout — Moderat THE DENNIS =2|!.“!am eseyiest Wlln cordial welcome (] rmur appoin pa oder parties. J i Gunby and Harry C. Gunby. Free Parking and Bathing. C Parker Smith. CANADA. CANADA. Go abroad this summer. . without crossing the seas/ Visit this fllcillifinj‘ Canadian vacation city and enter upon your rough its historic and able qateway.. Lot us help plan your trip. PR 1LLUSTRATED BOOKLET and. OTHER INFORMATION WR/TE MONTREAL TOURIST & CONVENTION BUREAU,bxc. New Birks Dy Montreal, 29, Conada Montvale, V: The Montrole the Blue B Easily accessible by rail or auto. atmosphere and eulin: COLONTAL BEACH COLONIALB EACH l-{OTEL Fotomac—a tiful. henllhllfl your vacaion, place. l" 50 ‘l l| m daily. our_door. Frank D. Blackistone, Mgr. OCEAN VIEW, | ATLANTIC HOTE Attractive. modern. homelike Directly on chmpelku Bay, Delicious Southern cook- ins Boatins. fshing. bathins. Write for 3 HAGER COTTAGE On Wlhrlroflo“ VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. Eutel thaltnnte HOT AND COLD BUN'NING WATER—PRIVATE BATHS n S0l Horssbeck vidine. surt bath- e to all mts and Publicity Dinmr. Stone Harbor. N._J_ There’s No | Duat m' the Atlantic Ocean® Try a_Seashore Vacation at THE THROCKMORTON s traditionally fine botel In L g Write Now for Book L. W. EVANS Post_Office. _Allenhs AR WILDWOOD, 3 !mv Rates Orchestra daily at dinner. !!flel table every evening. These and many other pleasing features are included m our modest. "l‘l“ W!lle for buoklz Sons, For a DcthInl Summer Vacation “20 Miles at Sea” Fine Modern Hot and Homes ‘Write R. B. Dean City Mgr., Cape May, AMERICA S GREATESTY SEASHORE RESORT Rest, Relaxation and Comfort CompletelyMedernized.Capacity 300 ON THE OCEAN FRONT.CAPE MAY. N.J. beautifal the famous North Jersey HOTEL SEAS!DE ywnership-Mst. CAPE MAY'S BEACH-FRONT HOTELS Overlooking Beach and Boardwalk, Special Cool, Homelike, Colonial éntl.y, ratet. Batbing O ped with Inpersneing Mattresses. Parking_and Bathing Lockers. New Waverley Hotel Virginia Beach, Va. Finest surf il‘l‘:‘n.“lfll. Ocean flanLl tennis. HE POCAHONTAS VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. 8pendFour Bumper acanion at this de- lightful resort. Golf, bathing, h'g;ublcl riding, etc. Special ra tes fof MES L. B. WILLIAMS, Prescistes, . . Rooms en euite th bath. Fre ‘park] Bt ~ thing_from hetel. ‘l.'l'.l‘. SEW. ‘Mecray & Bro. CMROLL ackson St. nr. BGleh _ VILLA . My Wm. Elevato Parking Under M-yherry Management (Formerly of Hotel Mavberry) HOTEL DELAWARE Beach at Third Street. OCEAN CITY, P —Convenient—Pri ana Garase Hea e Outside airy rooms; free parkins. c W R. MAULE. STITZER. Gen. Msr. E Res. Mgr. Days at Dortation from At- lantlc City on request. Attractive Weekiy- Monthly Kates. 1y Rat CALVER ANDERSON, Mgr. Te JLY. YN Surf Bathing Privileges. Ownership Management. American Plan A._Yarger. 1t TR uni‘:’% &ui"%fii;lé“u:' ‘* Plan. INCOLN T L EELLEY Whm’ au A FAMILY HOTEL 710 OCEAN AVENUE Amariesn_Flan. Ba Bathing _Privileges. RALE[GH IIM n-a WESLEY— REASONABLE RATES Ocean view rooms: running water. private baths. Free bat Fresh_ vegetables. 13th_year. Mrs. J. Hamilton & Sons. TeTRAYMORE ATLANTIC CITY Rates from $5.00 furopean $8.00 American BENNETT E. TOUSLEY, Ms VIRGINIA_ AVE.near BEACH and STEEL Pl ROOMS ONLY S0t s $9 up Weekly BATHING FROM HOTEL 2 to 5 Windows. surroundings. Ideal location for motorists. Running water. Elevator. Write for folder. Ownership Mxt. Gable & Devitt. BELLEVUE American -ml Furo- n Phlu Bathing Privileges. lluv-lun.”:? ntral iA MONTE MeCONNELL. Mzr. Am $3.00 up =I Dly. Speclal 'eell! Nnr Be-r at H. . Plan. . Eur, PL. $L. 50 ing_accommodations BosTON, ______OCEAN GROVE.N. J “NORTH END HOTEL OCEAN GROVE. N. J. Capacity 500 Directly on the BOARDWALK Dining Room and Solarium Built Over the Ocean Presh and Salt Water in All Baths Elevator Service from Boardwalk Level. From Ss Daily ‘28 Weekly MEALS INCLUDED All Outside Rooms ?N! ASBURY PARK ll!)" Free Parking Same_Management For iz Years. SHAWMONT Cool, Quiet, Modern—Directly on Beach Low Daily Rate—Special Weekly Rates Will Pay to Inquire. I A. SHAW WHITRELD One of me But lflul ped Hotels in Fireproof. O Sokas oenn Booklet. 200. Phone A. CHAS HERMAN. Mer. 17 Ocesn Denn Grn . pacity e Owner_& Mlutl'!r PATHWAY MANOR 4 Ocean Pathway, Ocean Grove N. J. Good Europ, Plan Hotel. the Biath. Weekiy Single; $12 Di wnu. or_phene 3237.. W. 8. IENBON‘ M AJESTIC HOTEL AND CAFETERIA The Sterling A_distinctively homelike hotel front service at mo erate rate: Hogern. Brick _construction. All__outside rooms. Elevator. Phone in rooms. Delightful menu! Select clien- $2l widine Meals Free Parking Bathing Privileges Wesley r Johnlon Kentucky Ave. Phone 5-2211. | | Vacation Days are Happiet All Rooms Have Outside Exposure with Wide. cool porch. Open Beach ENTUCKY WENTUCKY nvc NEAR PEACH sls wl'rn M:AL{ Rooms With Bath or Running Waler Ievo'or Bathing Privileges ~ ELvAa M KING . Prop.~ Hotel HEALY Kentucky Ave. 4th from ELEGANTLY APPOINTED. IIAV— Tli‘thLY FURNISHED. Every lu&m AII :‘thl 11¢ d 1 B h‘l -lt) ing sllowed from ho owers. Dancing. 4-0931. RATES $3.50 up DAILY Special WEEKLY Including meals of superior quality , Menv on request. A, HEALY. ITH MEALS FREE BATHIN [18]K Whole Black on'ocean Jront flnv tor, private baths, also private lava- iastractive Il::.ul‘ hone QUEEN onounhnhm Moderate ra Gr-v-. !. J. Home Baths. 'rfin F Bl E. W. WILLIAMS, WELL SBORO} KENTUCKY AVE NEARBEACH Dew € Clarion sfio up @iy with 3 Meals. All{a European P! 4 Bathing From Rooms—Garage Hot and Cold Sea Water in Baths Restful Sleep—No Noisy Week-Enders HOTEL De VILLE Eentucky Avenue. Overlookin Ocea New, Modern Room & Bath 825 Wee kl\ WONDERFUL MEALS INCLUDED No Bonded Debts: DeVILLE Farm & Da Products Fr t nc: AND A SHORT BLOCK FROM BEACH & MILLION DOLLAR PIER. A Pleasant Family H ROL’\DI‘-GS( ATH: ELEV'R. Garage ~ Special Weekly, European HOCKENBURY._ W el for & Happy Va- b SU thing from hotel. Elevator. Rates begin at 340 por Week } _for 3 persons includ'§ meals. 4§ Home Comrort for Peopie of Remnement, Ows. Met. ments. Bathing from hotel. M A150 Rogme Onty w;m; Heoms Only NEW RI C HMON D OCEAN VIEW SURF BATHING. St. _Clare Hotel Dallv $1.50 27y, $2. 50 double §10,000 spent for extensive improve- I‘ruer L Bomberger. Props. BORTON sttt | Kentucky Ave, Nr. Beach TRACY 1oe, A $i0 E. B. VOORHEES. \\t!klv for Two OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVE. Thoroughly modern. Thomas 0. Youns. Msr. Booklet and Rates on request In the Heart of the World's Playground e e e Pennsylvania Avenue ATLANTIC CITY aware Ave. 100 Fireproof. Al- r-Conditioned Bathing, Garage. Breakfas Included. Fred. W. Allgaier C. Ave., or, Beach. Amer. §: up. Spec. Bir, $1.0( up. Run w, priv_toll or Free bathing_26th A. L. TREXLER. ATLANTIC CITY attractive than t 'kl! b. cottages and apartments ;!ur:}:h.d fz‘ b weekly. ar Bathing frec to gucsts, S. K. BONIFACE. Rooms only §1 up daily, r in all_rooms. Julia C, Miller. S18 $ With Meals and Bath Special American Plan Rates With Breakfast and Dinner Only ‘Hotel RALEIGH ST. CHARLES PLACE, Nesr Beach ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Tyo Meals. Breakast to Noon. Dinner to 3. N FERSONE Tx BOOM feal Plan Served if Desired FmNCEss hx-l Off Walk” on South Carolina Ave. .50 Weekly Daily, 300 | With Meals | Speml Family and Group Rates | FREE BATHING FROM HOTEL Orchestra—Dancin, | Brick Hotel—Capacity 500. W hllf Service. [ Fireproof Garage. H. Rae Scull. Owner. ATLANTIC CITY nu BATHING = ynmesse b "HOTEL STANLEY Ocean End—South Carolina Ave. $1 Daily; $2.50 with Meals BAR—GRILL—DANCING (oma — um- a. t‘m 8 rn?", 26t E. Crosthamel 9 N, Georgia Ave. Ko Weskly, | Excellent ooklet. Ph. 4-9294. w Tennessee Av & Be Alry Rooms, Private Baths or Runiing Water Rates. 8150 Daily Special Weekly Free Bathing—Elevator MORTIMER Virginia Ave. nr. Steel Pier AND UP Exceptional meals, Free bathing. e_baths all rooms. ELAWARE ITY Tennessce Ave. HOTEL 2nd from Beach. Rooms. $1 up Running water, Priv. Baths. rop. Mrs. Andrew Foxgo, Mer. REDON]A TENNF_SSEE AV‘ ing Direct Prom Horel Priday o BarrOAY e SUnGRY $5.00 Beautiful Room for Two___ SHOREHAM Yireinia_ Ave.. Just off Beach and Steel T o BUiping water. Private baths, THE DOWLING | vate baths 103 8. New Jersey Ave. n h. 193 htrhanee Lered: chearinl roome.” PY- Home cosking. 5,80 u dally. Special weekly, M. A, DOWLING.