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New-York tribune. [volume], December 03, 1916, Image 67
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MW YORK TRIBUNE
DECEMBER 3, 1916
SEABOARD
AIR LINE
RAILWAY
Straight as a Plumb Line to
THE CAROLINA RESORTS
FLORIDA
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This superb all Pullman train resumes service January 3rd, 1917
"4 hour? more at home- 4 hours less in sleeper?."
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Going Home for the Holidays?
If your home is at or near Philadelphia
you can begin and end your journey most
pleasantly by making the trip via the
New Jersey Central Railroad.
^ ou and your family will enjoy the inter?
esting trip across the river from West 23rd
or Liberty Street?showing the wonderful
export shipping activities of the harbor.
The rail ride from Jersey City through
beautiful country, in steel coaches which
are the last word in car equipment, make
the journey an added cause for thanks?
giving.
As hard coal is burned and you pass
through no tunnels, change of apparel is
unnecessary when you arrive at your des?
tination.
Your Watch is Your Timetable?no other is needed?as fast trains leave
I very Hour On the Hour"' from liberty Street 7 A. M. till 10 P. M.; 10
minutes of the hour from West 2 3rd Street. Sundays. 8:15 A. M.. 9 A. M.
till II P M : midnighl train daily?(sleepers ready 10 P. ?VI.) Leave Weal
23rd St in MINI II S EARLIER
HARD COAL
NO SMOKE
NO TUNNELS
IDEAL 16 DAYCRUISE
To and Around Tropical
PORTO RICO
Spaniards, F.nglish. Buccaneers?all have shared
in creating the romantic atmosphere which surrounds
lovely Porto Rico, fairest island of the Caribbean.
Moss grown fortresses, quaint old cathedrals and
graceful Moorish architecture are their legacy to this
luxuriant tropical land, already perfect in its inspir?
ing s? enery and balmy climate.
All
Expenses
$94
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^ ou make the trip in 10.000-ton vessels
especially built for the tropics. I he Steamer
is your hotel for the entire voyage from New
York to and around the island, stopping .it
principal ports and returning to New York.
All necessary expenses included in the fare.
Write for booklet. THROUGH TROPIC
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is Nassau-Bahamas '%[
A Tropic playground of enchanted loveliness, \vh
Play Golf!
The splendid courses at Havana and Nassau
were never better.
at HAVANA
The Country Club
has one of the finest
courses you could
wish for. Tennis too;
and surf bathing at
M .i r i a n a 0 Beach.
I lorse racing.
at NASSAU
<j'ih. tenait, polo, poo?, raciag, motoring, every
"iiiiJiH'i iport. Large capacity hotel? and de
I'ghttul KM ial lit?-. A wonderful climate of
iunsliuii- .nul ba_B) air.
Tallinn?, from Neu York foi Havana. Thursdays
and Saturday!; foi Yi--.ui. Ihm ?day?. mm
FLORIDA-BAHAMAS
New Twice-a-week teriice between Jacktonville, Florida,
and .Nu.a.iii. beginning January 8, 19.7
Rail Water Circle Toni ticket? '-m' i I Bg FI W irt? via Jacksonville,
Nassau. Havana and key weal, 01 the lri|> mav be Made n the reverse direc
t...n. Reduced rale?. Literature and iulonuatioa un request.
WARD LINE
New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Company
Ceneral Office?
Foot of Wall Street
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follows .mother like azure beads on a string of gold.
Tn Winter in Nassau Bahamas is lo eat of the
'utus of absolute ?untent In enju) suil Lathing at
its best, big game fishing, small boat cruising, golf,
tennis and poay ra. ing tn explore the in.inv
strange and la?? mating corners of another I ieas
me Island 01 In Ln.iv* the joy, al least, lot on.?
iri v.iur lile, ol |u>t "l.ialing and inviting your soul."
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White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia
OPEN ALL THE YEAR
Tffi GREENBRIER
EUROPEAN PLAN
The fathionahle rendezvou? of well-known
American? 2000 feet above the ?ea,
for health and pleaaure
6,300-yard Golf Course.
Finest Bath Establishment in
America Connected Di?
rectly with the Hotel
Digestive and kidney disorders, obesity, neuritis,
rheumatism and kindred diseases specially treated.
\auheirn and all principal baths of European
Health Resorts are tjiven in the Hath House by
skilled attendants.
FRED STERRY
Managing Director
J. H. SLOCUM
Reaident Manager
GEDNEY FARM
7Yie Sportsman's Eden
Gedne* Farm is pre-emlne I ricsn retorts In the
wealth ni spurts it holds oui f,.,{?.. bridle paths. Uidoot tennis, trsp
sin lotii g, besgl Skiing and l"l-'
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clubs m til?- l jst
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Open al 1 \i-ar Private '?' tboul aliar?;?-.
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WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. EDWARD H. CRANDAI.L.
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