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SO3IE D. A. R. HAPPY
Others Disapprove of McLean
$200 "00 Loan.
The officers of the National Society of the
Daii^hters of the American Revolution have lost no
time In availing: themselves of the permission to
bond the society for the completion of Memorial
Continental Hall, -which was granted at a stormy
session of the recent Continental Congress in Wash
ington. The president general. Mrs. Donald McLean.
baa negotiate a loan of $300,000 from the Washing
ton banks and is now busy signing contracts. The
work of finishing the building will be begun im
mediately, and it is expected that it will be com
pleted by the time Mrs. McLean retires from office,
next April- At this date her second term expires.
and she cannot be elected, successively, for a third.
On this fact is said to turn all the difference of
opinion— to put it mildly— about borrowing money
to finish Continental Hall. The object, say th«
enemy, is not to finish the hall, but to shed glory
on the McLean administration. And the cause of
the opposition, say the McLoan supporter-, is not
fear of going in debt, bat unwillingness to let Mrs.
McL?a.n have the credit of bringing the work to
completion.
The Now Tork City Chapter, of which Mrs. Mc-
Lean was regent before she became president gen
eral of the national society, is supporting her en
thusiastically, and at its last meeting of the sea
son, held a few days ago. adopted a resolution
congratulates^ Mrs. McLean on the successful ter
mination of her rfforts to secure the loan and
referrir.sr to l> expected completion of the hall
as a "brilliant achievement" and "one of the
greatest of the permanent benefits that Fhe will
have conferred on the National Society of the
Daughters of the American Revolution during the
administration of her high office."
The loan was obtained at 4 per cent interest,
which will amount to SS.OX) a year, and the prin
cipal may be paid off in amounts of $5,000 or
more At thirty days" notice. The society has
593,000 on hand, and has already spent $300,000
on the building and site. This will make the
■ building cost when finished more than half a million
dollars.
Mrs. M. George Ryttcn'rere. who is a member of
the Continental Hall committee and also of the
New York City Chapter, said yesterday that the
national society was fully equal to the obligations
it had assumed.
••Our income," she said, "is nearly $*0/W) a year,
and is rapidly growing. Only since the Continental
Congress we have taken in a thousand new mem
bers, and that means an increase of $1,000 a year
In our income, as *i of each member's annual dues
goes to the national society. Last year we paid
over $I .■"•" from the current fund to the Conti
nental Hal! fund. Besides that, the chapters .
throughout the country are constantly raising
money Bar this purpose. New York City Chapter
alone raised 55.000. So I don't see why there
Ehould be any Question of our being able to meet
our payments.
"We shall save $3,000 a year in rent as soon as
we can move our offices into the hall, and as large
contracts are more advantageous than small ones
it seems to me it would be very unbusinesslike to
ft M trying to finish the building by piecemeal.
Besides, we want to see it finished in our lifetime.
This all seems so reasonable and businesslike to
me that I can't conceive why any one should op
pose the plan, and I don't think the opposition
amounts to anything numerically.
"The resolution approving the plan was unani
nously adopted by the Continental Hall commit
tee at a meeting where every state was represent
ed and almost every chapter regent present. It
was finally introduced into the congress by Mrs.
Lockwood, a member of the old party which op
posed the election of Mrs. McLean. That doesn't
look as if the thing were a party affair. I think
the opposition is mostly confined to New York
and has its origin in local politics."
Continental Hall was begun during the admin
istration of Mrs. Charles Warren Fairbanks, four
years ago. but the work had to be stopped for want
of money. The walls are now up and the building
is covered by a temporary roof, but most of the
interior work has still to be done.
TO EMPTY THE JAILS.
Thomas Fp" Mosby. pardon attorney to the
Governor of Missouri, has a plan for cmpTyln?
UK jail?, -which now cost the country more. bm
say?, than Use public schools. In the last bulletin
of th* National Society for th«? Promotion of In
dustrial Trainir.tr he •*•*«■: "A personal Ftudy
of torn* three thousand criminals has convinced
Tn»> that the radical defect in the vast majority of
the criminal population is their utter lack of in
dustrial training:. By far the greater number of
crimes committed are crimes against property.
jlr«- criminals aie thieves; men, for th« most
j'arL who try to pet a living dishonestly because
they have MM learned to Ret it honestly. They
BUad «ho have not learned to work."
Mr. i.'t,t[,y wants every child, rich or poor, to
t-e l«_K_t to work with his hands, and he is sure
every criminoloß:st will agree with him when he
ears thai for «-v*ry dollar fo expended two dol
lars will be save.3 on Jails and courts.
QARPET QLEANSING
Larcent in th* T\i>rld. Every detaU.
SB ears' experience.
TIIF THUS. J. MI-\VAHT CO.
Rmr acd 46jb St. N. Y. Phone 776 Bryant.
Erie and 3th "ta.. Jersey City.
STORAGE WAREHOUSE AND MOVING VANS,
Write or telephone for interesting booklet.
Summer licsnrts.
\sSATHt SETTS.
HOTEL ASPINWALL >,a^ 1v
The Berkshire Hills
OPEN JINE 16. iftOF
D<-y. Cool Climate — Pure Water.
Fine Ai.to Garaoe and Livery.
O. ». SEAVEY. . . MANAGER
Choice Villa Sites For Sale.
STOCK BRIDGE, | "£."-£•
MA" jtieatonHallopens
IN T H I middle of June.
BERKSHIRE S. l AlleilT ? r op dw " 7 '
New York OfT.ee. Hotel I^ongacra.
THE NANEPASHEMET
:.JAKBLKIfE.\I» M < K. MASS.
Opens }«•• IS Fire*t locution on North Shore.
Every - ".rr. ocean \-«ew gpecla' rates for June. Circular.
i;HO!T ISLAND.
WATCH BILL HOUSE and COTTAGES
Watch Kill, R. I.
OPENS Jll.V IST.
On UN Ocean.
T!-a'Jtirnl roa-ls tor automoblllnc:.
y mi <,«>.f Links m tlw Atlnntic Coaat.
Tennis Courts, ocean Bathir.s.
Mofl;rats rates.
sVMresai B. Jf. TARD.
VERMONT.
UP IN VERMONT
That r tbe place lor a Heal Vacation, Most dellghtfal
•umoier climate; une<ju*Ued scenery. SO to $10 a
»«r«k «t hotels. turn* and vii.age homim. country camps
lii heart of <>re«n Mountains and on shores of Lake
«'hau;ple:n Kxpr«-«s trains from New York and Ho* ton
via Central Vermont line. Bend €■- for l&O-pajce 111
••Summer Homes." A. W. ECCLESTONE. 360 Broad
»a/. New York.
LAKE BOMOSEEN £$[£??&,.
p.atee Set to $14 W. C. MOUND. Fr^ . Hydevlile. Vt.
THE PROSPECT AND COTTAGES. ON LAKK EOMO
eeer. Ca*t3eton. Vert noat. — Electric light*, new garage,
aanttajv rlumbln*'. Rend for circuJar. H. B. KI.l-IS. Mgr.
( tyijvirij Board War, ted.
COrNTRY BOABI> WANTED. — Aecon;rßo4»t!on«i fn T
man us.6 wire In *ell appointed h«ir.e within hour
Srom Wai! ftreti where, no boarder* are take- Mr»
T. W AU.E.V, S»axdi«fc Arm* IC9 Columbia. Heights,
feror.k.'yii, I!, i*.
THE ANSWER TO THE VACATION QUESTION
NEW YORK.
THE BEST TLACE TO SPFNI> TOFR SOJMEB
V4.C4TION IS IN THE HISTORIC. riCTi:-
RESQIE AND HEAI.THFri.
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
The hltli altitude of this creat mountAin sanitarium,
raneine from 2.000 to 4.000 feet above the *ra. is an
Important factor in the selection of a summer home -
In addition to th«» private parks there are over 1.000
hnt.U and boarding; houses amid the green fields and
towering rriiK* in this country of scenic beauty and
nlldnood charms. ,
The Ulster & Delaware R. R.
offers superb train service without change of car* be
tween Philadelphia. Jersey City and New York, and all
points in tlii« popular summer resort.
The Kin Van Winkle Klyer leaves New » ork <4.d
St.). via West Shore K. R.. at 1 o'clock P. M.
The. *ummei time schedule for season of 1908 will co
Id effect Sunday. June 21st.
The "CatFkill Mountain Limited." composed *xrlu-
Flvely of parlor cars with observation car, leaving
New 'York on week days at 10 o'clock A. M , will be a
popular feature of the service. .*.*■*
An Illustrated Summer Book, with map of the af *'
kills and list of hotels and boantinr house«. will be
sent free on receipt of R cents postage.
K. A. SIMS, Gen'l Pass^nc»r A^ent.
Kingston. N. T.
THE C.KAXD HOTEL COMPANY
annoiim-*- the oppnins of tne
C3- S. _^-. 3ST 3D HOTEL,
Catskill Mountains. N. Y.
THURSDAY, JUNE 25TH, IPOS.
Throuch coach and drawing r^nm car s»r\-ice.
from New York direct to hotel grounds. Altitude
i over 2.600 feet.
Pas?«nper elevator to all floors. Rooms singly or
jen suite with private baths. Booklet.
For terms and full information apply to G«>org«i
! Murray. Manact-r, 11--0 Broadway (.one door above
i 2*lh St I. New Tork. Telephone 474S Madison.
After June 25th aJrir^ss The Grand Hotel Com
pany. Hichmount P. O. N. Y.
HOTEL KAATERSKILL
CATSKII.L MOUNTAINS.
Season 1908 opens June 25.
Information giver and reservations made by
HARRISON C. DOWNS, *
Berkeley l.iceum. 19-21 West 44th St.
Telephone l£60 — Bryant.
Automobile garace on Hotel (ironnds.
Music by Pinto'a celebrated Symphony Orchestra.
SARATOGA SPRINGS
WINDSOR HOTEL
OPENS jilt IST.
Fpeclal Rates on Application.
R. G SMYTH. Lessee.
SARATOGA SPRINGS N. Y. t YhJXXW a -
Open June 1. American and European plan. Special
rates for season Modern Improvements Excellent
cuisine. M. LIPPNER. Proprietor.
Oriental Hotel
MANHATTAN BEACH
OPLNS JUNE. 25TH
J. P. GREAVES, Manager
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN
NEW RESTAURANT
NEW AUTOMOBILE ROAD, DIRECT TO HOTEL
Booking Office. 259 4th Aye. Tei. 6346 Gramercy.
Manhattan
Beach Hotel
GRAND OPENING
THURSDAY, June 18
Concert by Maurice Levi and His Band 5 P. At.
New Automobile Road Direct to the Hotel
\\ II 1.1 AM HI <;HKB. Riiom Tlrrk.
Phone HHt. < one j Island
GARDEN CITY HOTEL
OAiiiJ!-:.' liV LONG ISLAND
18 inll<s fiom New York. Open ail the yea*.
J. J. I.A.SMN CO.. PROPRIETORS.
TjOINT O- W00D6.-OCEAN HOUSE AND COT
jf tag'"-" opens J j: :e IMb. Located on the famous Flr«
Inland Utirh; practically at tea; there are. no land
breezes. Excellent surf en 1 vtlll water bathing, blue
fishing and r-a:!inr- Mo6ern improvements this year.
Address F. N. BILJ-ARD. Point O" Woods.
PROSPECT HOUSE.
Hielter I<.|*n<i Heljrhtn. 1.. I •
Open* Jure Bkb. Yachting-. Bathing Golf. Drivinr. Ten
nis etc. Fpecial rat*» for July. Pooklet.
P.. T. Martin. Man**«r.
NEW- YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,' TUESDAY. JTXE 16. 1008
NEW YORK.
Ar>IRONT>ACKS. _,_ „ -•
STEVENS HOUSE. LAKE PLACID. J«. X.
BOOKLET ON REQUEST. _^
___ ADIRONDACKS. ■
Whiteface Inn
On Lake Placid, N. Y. June 15 to Oct. 1.
Latest and Most Modern Adirondack Hotel
Cool. dry. bracing climate. Finest golf boat Inc. and
ail other sports. Ma B ninoent location, Select patron
age. Modern equipment and II | A r RR?XGTON MILLS
LAKE PLACID ADIRONDACK^
GRAND VIEW HOTEL
Open .TunA to October. GOLF. Canoeinjr. all Adirondack
attraction*. Address, THOS. PARKEP
Booklets at Town & Country. 287 4th Aye.
IX- THE nEART OF THE ADIRONDACKS.
THE RUISSEAUMONT
and (OTTACiKS. Lake Placid. N. Y.
OPEN' JUNE TO OCTOBER.
An Meal Resort for Rest and Recreation. Suites
with private baths. For rates and booklets ad.lress
E. H. PATRICK. Manager.
(Formerly Ass't Manager Waldorf-Astoria. N. V.)
WAWBEEK HOTEL AND
WAW DECK COTTAGES.
11TER RARANAC LAKE. Adirondarks.
Open June 2^th to October Ist.
Weekly rates. $21.«Vt per week upwards.
Special terms for early season.
Private cottages suitable for families.
All amusements to be found anywhere.
P«n<l for illustrated booklet and calendar.
J.BEN HART, Wawbeek, N. Y.
open. yfe> ADIROHDACKS
MODERN A> EIJZAB™OWX
HOTEL. *m* BOOKLET.
swim^ng poot. %_°"«*» s Krfl °»
W. R KELLOGG. Y_>_* * n '
Grand Hotel. N. Y. City. Props.
MORLEY'S
Hotel and cottages in the heart of the Adlronrtacks.
overlooking two of the moat b^auclful lakes in th»
repion. Trout fishing:, bass fishing, boating, bathing,
bowline;, pool, tennis, music, house physician. Sani
tary plumbing. Pur« spring water. No pulmonary
invalids. Artistic catalogues.
MORLEY'S. Lak* Pleasant. Hamilton Co.. N. T.
AniRONDACKS.
DEER'S HEAD INN,
Ellrabethtown. N. I*. Golf; automobile headquarters.
B. F. STETSON.
ADIRONDACK HOISB. Indian Lake, Hamilton Co.*
K. Y — Ari-ommcilates 25. Rates from $H to $12 per
week and (2 per day. Mrs. E. MEAD. Prop.
MANHANSET HOUSE.
SHELTER ISLAND, L. I.
Opens June 25.
Under ntw management.
J. HULL DAVIDSON.
Office. 23 Union Square, New York City.
C'oUa&ts leased. ■Rith all service and meals, from
June 1.
Booking agent will call anywhere within Greater
New York.
HOTEL MARION, g e o°hk^
NOW OPE.V.
A resort where iruestn can spend a most enjoyable out-
Ing. Delightfully situated on West Shore. Superb view,
large, airy and bright rooms, with or without private
bath*. FARM CONNECTED "WITH HOTEL. FRESH
VEGETABLES, POULTRY, MILK AND FRUIT. Fine
ti.ac.adam roads, with well-equipped livery.
JOS. H. MARVEL.
IJst- J Through Pullmans from Grand Central i
fly/ Station to LAKK PI..\(JI> I
JUS 7*7 * Delaware. & Hudson^ It. R. |
SUNSET PARK INN
HALVES FALLS, N. T. Catskills" finest Hotel.
Dally Concerts by the renowned Ilolland Trio.
CulMne and service unsurpassed. iHevutors
O. C lIECKEII, Prop., 1180 Broadway. New York.
ALEXANDRIA BAY, N. Y.
THOUSAND ISLAND HOUSE.
O. O. BTAPL£S, PROP"R. Opens June 25.
For engagement of rooms apply to WM. H. WAROUU
TON. Prince George- Iloi«l. 14 East 28th St.. K. Y.
THE COLUMBIAN
1,00« I«lnnd I'ark, Bt. Lawrence. River. N. T.
The best located and most attractive hotel among
the Thousand Inlands. Excellent cuisine. Orchestra
and all amusement*. Open June If. ISooklet.
1.. A. JOHNSON. Prop.
*"" BRIARCLIFF LODQE,
Briarcliff Manor, New York.
THIRTY MILES FROM NEW TORK.
ALTITUDE B» FEET:
AL'TOMUBII.K STATION SERVICE.
I)AVII> H. PI.IMI'K. Manager.
THE EARLINGTON
Richfield Springs, N. Y.
«ASHEItIK I»E WITT. Proprietor.
hemoii.:l»d art} Renovated throughout.
Th« larfe.»t, m6it modern and ur>-to-dale holal to Central
New York. Opens June 20.
Opposite lh» Famous Sulphur Baths.
Gnlf, Tennis. .n.ic and Driving.
Write for Booklet, rat«-s. etc. N. T. Hlv • <Mi««a. ess*
TUB BRO2TELL, 3 East 27th at.
The Lackawanna is the landscape road of the Last. You can find an ideal spot for
a vacation almost anywhere within three hours of New York.
The day trains from New York to Buffalo take the traveller through mountains,
valleys, woods and wild country, passing along the banks of the famous Lake Hopat
cong, running through the Delaware Water Gap, then upward to the heights of the
Pocono Mountain Region. Lvery mile a picture, and no smoke to spoil the view.
Don't guess about the right place to go. Send 10 cents in stamps and get the Lackawanna
Summer Book entitled
-MOUNTAIN and LAKE RESORTS"
a beautifully illustrated book of 112 pages and a practical guide to the best places for fishing, hunting, golfing, motoring,
climbing, sailing, swimming, or any other sport or recreation. The book will tell you the one best place to go to, the
right way to go, and the best place to stay. It gives list of hotels, boarding-houses, rates,
railroad fares, etc. Address 1 HUBPIHii n I i_T_
GENERAL FASSLNGLR AGENT, 11 ■■
Lackawanna Railroad. Dept. I, 90 West St., New York. I^H^^m/r^fl
"Mountain and Lake Resorts" may be obtained TREE, at the following lMm.TUil*llllP
MANHATTAN, BROOKLYN AND NEWARK TICKET OFFICES ■rTHTHHrH
Broadway and Wall Street. 429. 1183 and 1434 Broadway, New York. 339 Fulton Street, Brooklyn. I BikTl^^T^l
749 Broad Street, Newark. 90 West Street, New York. / ■ IMI?| | |jl jl j
NEW YORK.
A SUMMER REPORT OF THE BEST CLAPS.
MIZZEN TOP
HOTEL
AND COTTAGES
On Crest of Quaker Hill.
PAWLING. N. Y.
Two hours from New Tork City via Harlem R. R :
1,200 feet elevation; delightful surroundings; golf,
tennis, music, etc.: new private baths. Will open
June 20. Booklets and information on application.
W. P. CHASE, Hotel Grenoble,
BfiTH ST. AND 7TH AYE . N. Y. C.
MT. MEENAHQA HOUSE
AND COTTAGES
Now Open.
An Meal mountain resort for rulturpd people in a region
of mflrveilou.o beauty and surpassing health fulness. ll
lustrated booklet.
• U. E. TERWILLIGER & SON,
PROP.. ELLENVILLE. N. T.
Opens June 2Mb LOCATION
N^ ' THE
N^j FINEST ON
\ THE
\. BEACH
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Q E N v Opens June 25th
HOTEL MARLBOROUGH,
Grand Aye.. Asbury Park. N. J.
Leading all year round note].
Room* single or en suite, with private batha,
Rvenlng dinners. Orchestral concerts.
Booklet. Telephone. A. M. 6EDCTON.
COLEMAN HOUSE.
ASBIKY PARK. V. .T.
A whole Miunrfi on the Orean.
Thorouirhly modernized. 60 Suites with private hatha.
Booklet. FRANK B. (OXOVER.
HOTEL COLONIAL, nort pa £k bury
Btb Aye. and Orean. New and modern.
<'at<Tinß to a refined patronage.
Now open. Booklet. MRS. T. V. PILVA. Prop.
HOTFI RPISTOI I Astray Park. N. J.
IIVJ 1 ErL. D^IO 1 UL, j Dlr , ct ocean Front.
Enlarged and remodelled. Elegant baths.
Spacious veraadas. Evening; dinners. Music.
Booklet. Fi.VNTA & HILYARD.
" HOTEITTHEDFORDygnv^r
Modernized. Booklet. Phone H. UITFKItILU.
HOTEL I.YNNHAVKN.
Asbury Park. N. .1. 2nd Aye. un.l Kinsley St.
B!o<"k from Orean. Accom., 200 gufsts
Booklet. Telephone 374. J. R. WHYTB.
HOTEL MOXMOI ill,
ASHUIIY PARK. N. J.
On the Ocean front. Hot and Cold Salt Water Baths.
WM. APPLBG.VTK. Prop.
SKIJCCT FAMILY HOTKIi ON THE BFAfH ~"
m. WELLINGTON, asb&^ahk
Rooms with bath. Phono 358. H. B. SMITH.
•A BBURT PARK BOOKXJET. AND HOTEL RATES
A sent on request to Information Bureau Mattlson
avenue, A»l>ury Park. N. J. ...
OCEAN GROVE.
IMTFI MA IFCTIP J "'""^ ox beach.
nllltL IRAwCdIIU i 'pen from March Ist to
AM» Oct. 18. Klevator. Book-
TII C fi II CC II w Ptumtm.
■ ■IE. %£ UCC II CL.EMENT4 CLEMENT.
THE COLONIAL N *
Fln» ocean view. Spacious verandas.
Hooklet. B. FOSTER.
THE ORTLEY INN,
PQfAN BEACH. ORTLEY. N. J. On th« B»a Shorn tins
of Penna. R. R . neveniy miles from New Tork and Phils,
Fine surf bathing, sailing and fishing. Rates. (10 to
$17. M B«r w«k. Open* June C.M»i for SJd Season. For
particulars. addrass JOHN J. BENSON.
Prince Gr-.tiri Hot«l. 14 East 2«th St.. N. T.
THE ALLAIRE: < "* RI \ O J LABJ5 '
Direct ocean front. Booklet. X M FK'HABDSO.J*.
Pleasures Near Home
NEW JERSEY.
CONNECTICUT RIVER LINE
NEW YORK
TO THE
White Mountains and
St. Albans and Quebec
Via New York. New Haven & Hartford Ratiro.ul. 110-t-.n a Maine,
Central Vermont Railway and Ouehec Central Railroad.
SERVICE RESUMED JUNE 29, 1908.
Whit» Mountain Day Express^ — Leaves Grand Central StatlOM. Xew T rk, '.40 A. M.
ThroTi£:h Parlor and Dining Cars.
White Mountain Night Express — Leaves Grand Central Statlcn. 2 P. II
Through Sleeping Cars.
For foldors and information address C A. Call. T* Wi ilgt l Depl, N* V.. N H &
H R. R. Co., Grand Central Stafion. »w Tork ciry.
NEW JERSEY.
THE
flDarlborougb - JBlenfceim
{CAPACITY 1100).
with Its beautiful and spacious Exchanges and San
Galleries, overlooking two blocks of central Ocean
front. Its large rooms with private baths, each sup
plied with sea water, its exquisite music, refined
patronage and general air of elegance and taste la
Its decorations and furnishings. la particular 1 *
attractive during
ATLANTIC CITY'S
GREAT SUMMER SEASON
of June. July. Angrust and September.
White service: both American and European Plans
Ownership Management — Jociah White, & Sons.
CHALFONTE
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J
TMK UEEDS <OMP\NV.
HOTEL DENNIS.
Atlantic City. N. J.
Thin house Is delightfully located directly on the heaca
and has an unobstructed view of the ocean and boar ■! walk.
WALTER J. BLZBT.
NEAR NEW MILLION DOLLAR PIER.
HOTEL OSTEND,
Boston Aye. and Boardwalk. Block Ocean front. Atlantlo
City, N. J. 400 rooms overlook ocean. 100 with bath. Pea
water baths. Heated sea water swimming pool. White
service. Orchestra. Special terms. $12.50 to JU«> weekly.
American plan. Coach meets trains. Literature mailer.
NEW YORK OFFICE. 2M» FOT'RTH AYE.
'Phone 6246 Ore mercy. D. P. RAHTER, Manager.
GALEN HALL
HOTEL AND SANATORIUM,
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
A few weeks In our comfortable an.i elegant housev
with every modern convenience and superior table and
service, will bo a great restorer.
Baths for pleasure or health for ladles and gentlemen,
with trained attendants only.
F. L. YOUNG. General Manager.
HOTEL MORTON.
Ttrginla At*., scar beach. Atlantis City. N. J. Ope_ «a
the year. Fln« table.. Suites with private bath. Hand
somely furnished. Perfect aa..ltary arrange mer.ta. Ele
vator to all floors. Special rate* ior winter. Capacity 2341
MES. N. K. HAINES, Owner and Proprietor.
or i uirui unilCCi AUa ""' » i « hi "«>«»». > ■>■
oca iitn nuuoLio>.r,, (l> ,, 1)rHl , T . n(1 oce«a.
OPEN FOR SEASON. Casino, tennl*. golf.
Rates. $12 up p«r week. Booklet. "Phone Tt.
I>. I. BRTANT.
THE ALBERTSON,
MANLOTOKINO. N. J.
DIRECTLY ON TUB ATLANTIC OCEAN.
SEND FOB BOOIiLKT.
J. R. ALBKRT3ON'. Prop.
PENNSYLVANIA.
WATER GAP HOUSE
DELAWARE WATER GAP. PA.
Now open. Remains open until December. Second
■■■■on. Same ownership, management. Capacity 600.
A Mountain Parading. Highest altitude: coolest loca
tion; no humidity. Situated in the midst of its own
private magnificent park. Far removed from the nets*
ana dust of public highways and railroads, but within
easy access of both. Entirely rebuilt. 1007. at a co»t
of over $100,000 (Ml; now THE FINEST EQUIPPED
BEST APPOINTED AND LARGEST HOTEL IV
THIS REGION. Running mountain spring water In
all rooms Private tiled baths, also public baths;
steam heat: open log fireplaces. Electric lights:
hydraulic elevator, telegraph and telephones. Whit*
•ervlce,. Culslnn of highest standard. Own green
houses, farms and dairy of registered cows. Every
outdoor sport and Indoor amusement. Orchestra. Fre
quent social functions. Biding academy, golf links,
garage and livery within th» grounds Booklet of
camera views and official auto maps malted. Coaches
meet all trains. Special June and July and season
rates. JOHN" PUKDT COPE.
CONNECTICUT.
THE CRiSWOLD
EASTERN POINT,
NEW LONDON, CONN.
Opens June 20th.
Fader New lLar.ag*"r..eat. _„„..
FINEST SUMMER REPORT fit » TEL IN Air_2lC_
Two and a half hours from New Torjc
Unequalled gallinK-. Bathing. AutomobUlat
Driving. Teor.ls. Goii. Dancing.
For Booklet. Rat*o. Ac. address
XT. J. ITEMING. -Mfrr., 71 Broadway. Room Ml
Also Mgr. The Belleview, B«Ueatr. F'.a.
EDGEWOOD INN
GREENWICH (on the Sound CONN.
NOW OPEN
' S3 mile* from New York. 30 trains fally.
Superior Stables and Auto Quarters. * -
Fine Roads for driving and v uomoblilisj
in a picturesque country.
Casino. Golf. Tennis. Fowling; — jac!on> __„,
Veranda*. Concerts and Eanclr.jr daily in "The Coo^
D. P. SIMPSON. Mansjw-
HOTEL GREEN, DANBrRT, fOSX. 70 aiW
nUICL UnCCfii frtrm New Tork. SjwinJJ
to date. Mac iof Auto Tourists. F. A. CASTB '"-- M *
■ ■umiin »ma.
THE KITTATINNY,
DELAWARE WATER GAP. TA.
LARGEST. MOST MODERN. AND THE LEADuVJ
HOTEL. COOLEST LOCATION, rvrives Zhs fjU °?T"'
of the breeze-, caused by the "Gaps'* formation. *~.
supplied from Hotel Farm. Orchestra, social t - :v '' ~^
Write for booklet showing Hotel. Kltiatinny Fa'i *■.-"*
official auto maps. Uvery. trarage. sa.id)a hors*s. b-nr
tinny coach meets all trains. American ■*-„, 1 "
A la Carte. G. FRANK COPS^
MOUNT rOCOSO. nELAWAR- VV * T1: - I^ f^t"
*ll;Olli>Kl i;i, fREMO, F«K O>O 9C»»*
DELAUAKE AII.EY. _ R ___
FAMOUS si-VfMF.R F |
Information at 429 Broadway. New Tor* Clty.^
" NEW WOT CABIN INN- __
WBIRK Till rAN CATCH TBOrT.
Rooms «a suite in 1 with l> » ta i >t ,Tr-'
Booklet. w J. & M- D. PRICE.
Canadens'.s P. O. Pa. -
TH ET ESSICK. 2300 FT. TV ALLEGHENIES.-GOL?.
± Unnls. flshtr^. orchestra, ■■*■■ tugi**** gS£-_
steam heat, excellent cui»la<»; bcoklet. I!, »• t*" 1 -
E>slck Heights. Pa. - .
NEW nAMTSniKE.
The Waumbek & Collages
Jefferson, N. H.. in the White Mountains.
3EASON JUNE UNTIL OCTOBER.
Tha Colony comprises:
I mil WAI'.MBEK
WAUMBEK HALL
THB JEFFERSON
STARR KING COTrAGE (Bachelor Aj* 9 -^
I>eta.-he.l family cottage* completely furn.shed.
Hot.l service. T^^^^^^r^^
Addre*. Laurel Hou~. Lake;.*oou N. J. ""i'^il*
••White M.u.ntLin l>p«n <^>lf An ateur *.<■■*»»
Tournament August 27th. 2Mh. sO*h. t —
WHITE 3IOrXTAINS.
THE NEW PROFILE HOUSE
And Twenty Mi " ,«,„•»,
location and appointments. Coif. Unnls. guoa n»— •
garage. Op«n July 1 to Oct. I OR _ EX _- Ar . Pfej-
Bend for hotel circular and booklet descriptive <* •—
tour for automobiles.
City Hotel— Vend—- -,
GRANLIDEN HOTEL
LAKE SUNAPEE. NEW HAMPSHIRE-
One of th« Hnest hotels In this cot %g*\.T£ court*
best New nine ho!e golf course. Dtr * **.„, Wrll »
Boatln/r. fins drives. etc. Btx cottages £ r o^>t
for circular. ** ' -*
SfMJItR CAMF. _
RTE BEACH. N. HAMP. «-«■»
conducted by Principal of WlSlLl Mil* A'tfJJU fat
lege preparatory school for boys >. reopen* J<£ X. t
particular, address Principal, at White FWin*.