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ALDINE
HOTEL
Chestnut and Nineteenth Streets
PHILADELPHIA
300 outside rooms with baths.
Beit residential section.
Within easy walk ol the leading
shops and all railroads.
Highe^-clasa American plan
from $4.00
European plan from $1.50
Otto E. Hansen
STEAMBOATS.
OLD DOMINION LI
L.V. KW limond. foot of Ash St. dally.7 :00 i'. M.
I .eaves Newport Nc?n A. M.
Arrive Nortolk 0:0c A. M.
Connections with main line steamers !??:?%
iiik NoMolk for Now York, daily, e\<-,pt Sun
day. 7 :(,'U I M. Coimv !;i>' -i ; lv. made l.y N.
?V \V. Jiy. r. M. and v.'. .v o. iiy. ut ?? I'. M.
Nlpht lino stomni't!i stop at Claremont on
siKiial. an>l are wet l>> public oux evaiu e.
Villi. IMA N.WItiATION CO. .lames Itiver
duyupht Norfolk. Old Point. Newport
News and .ill James Kiver landings. .Monday.
Wednesday and l'riday at G:mo A. M. Freight
received for all James Hl\er points.
' ?>n:>n. tilr lipnrrntr I rnnontinatliir?
POST AI sr. it vice.
k^'.aEW Y0Ri\ to BORDEAUX
ROCHAMBEAU. .August 14. 3 P. M.
LA TOUKAIXE July 24, 8 P. M.
CHICAGO Iuly 81. 8 P. M.
ESPAGNK August 7, 3 P. M.
HH> IMMKMAIION Al'1'1.1
to s It. I tow man (IIS KaM .Mnln Strnit.
telephone itumlolpli 4,*iS*.
Kiehmnnd Iritufar Co.,
? ta; \;.iin Airnt. ttirhmonit.
EXCURSIONS
Joint Excursion to Ocean View
Br
Broth*riiood of Railroad Trainmen
WKHNKSDAY, ,JI T.Y 21, 1915
Leave Byrd Street Station at 7:30 A. M.
Stops at Hull Street l>epot Kolng and re
turning
Tickets, Adult?, 51.26: Children (under 12
years), SO Cents.
Picnic
If you want to have :i good time
come with us to Lakeside Thursday,
July 2?.
WORKMEN' S CIRCLE AND S. P.
Admission -.*> Cents.
Dnncing and Refreshments.
1 to 12 P. M.
U
I
H
O Picnic to Buckroe
o
O Beach, Tuesday
^ A. M. July 20th
*>c
The United Sunday
JjJ Schools of Highland
^ Park (Raptist, Motho
dist. Lpiscopnlenn and
X Presbyterian churches)
will go on thoir annual
Q picnic to Buckroe
Z Beach. Tuesday morn
^ inp. July 20th. fivery
Nulv invited for a
CO . to 1 time.
3
z
H
Lkl
S
o
o
Adult*. only ,S1
Children 50c
Train Leaves 8 A. M.
C. & 0. Station
OVER'S SIXTH TlVD-flAV I'OI'Dl.AR
Excursion to the Mountains
and Caverns of Luray
Via
N. & W. and C. O. Ry.
Hours of travel through the Shen
andoah Valley In full view <<f the Itlue
Ridge and Alleghany Mountains. A
night and nmri- tri one-half day :it
Luray.
All expenses?railroad fare. thr<e
mealF. lodclng. transfer from L'.tray
to Caverns, admission, si-,own \\ ;tlt
guides?Children, iMS.no.
Leave Petersburg, N. & W. Depot.
Thursday, July 20, r-.ir< A. M. Arrive
Luray 5 M0 P. M.
ReT'.irnlnc, leave Luray Friday, 30th.
2 P. M. Arrive Petersburg 1^:1 r> P. M.
Apply .Norfolk and Western Agent,
S3S F.ast Main Stn-et. Richmond, or
write
IS 11A M R DVKR
petershut
STEAMBOATS.
"Queen of Summer Trips"
NORFOLK to BOSTON
"By Sea"
Most delightful xvny to .\>w England,
steamers. Best service. Dally
sailings from Norfolk. Va. Tickets In
clude meals and stateroom berth on
steamer. Summer excursion tickets on
sale from all points.
d>Oi round trip from Richmond.
So,ui Tour Hook. E. c.
t l.ohr. Agent, Norfolk. Va., or
apply C. & O. Ry.. N. & W. Ry.
Hownian's Tourist Agency. CIS E. Main
Street, and Richmond Transfer Co.. oo
East Main Street.
Merchants and miners Trans. Co.
Turner. <i. p. a.. Knltlmore. Md.
KAIMlOArn
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
-?''V . 1 ' ilv" l{,chmond?Mi.in St. ?t ,t!.,n
<!>m i ?i m !}K"r':- not ?ryiit?p<l. Ko? th*
, v, . ? V> \i ' M '"??|: 10:30 A M.,
t I '' 1 ? ~vpres?. with ohst-rvi i???n
- eeplN,; car for Atl.i n?aU:]5 I' \| ?M.rUs
l Chase City-week dm....
e0,?,? J i ?'? M . Steamer Tn.in.
i U'lilcr mi -*asCSni?L't,l,5 for '^'tliuore
I lor'll '? l,nd 4:!0 p- M ? dolly I
K_ ?t.. Phone .MH.IUnn j
Richmond & Chesapeake Bay Railway Company
*M|.crt.edli<ic Schedule of April 14 ,, /
Mliediilc Subject to Change Witliont
t* iSotlre,
m i"1*. '''V" 'i,chmon.l b?f.:Ro A M ?? *
fKV:Mp: m.a'3'p:
U-/HV v. M- 7:lu ?"? i'M.. io i'. m.;
-JJ'r?Vi?*?
br.::o?i'n M.! \m rioap \tl"i ,p M -
b9 r. M.f 11 p M '' * * i . M.,
??^a-;3oln'l^SaE0- 'Da?* except Sunday
Richmond & Rappahannock River Ry
reave Richmond. I^ftTe ,.amunkey
;ii:co a. m. ^ M
?i-'oo m1' p- M
A. M. $10*16 A Af
REDUCED SUNDAY RATES All STATIONS
only? > excepl
Sunday. tDally. jSuaday
All Travel ArrnnRrmcnts" Ove7on?"
Counter.
American or European
?nrt. SteuniNhlp and Pullman
D ilckotfi.
Bnggnjre Checked. Tnxlcab. Travelers'
,UCHM0>nD THA^kr COMPANY,
, 800 I-.nnt Main Street
i. "Jinch Olllces: Jefferson? Murphy's
"ttmt- Hotels. y
TIMK ANIj THQV;Hj4xq SAVERS."
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Ry
l<envc Iilehmond 1.envoi. ?>.<
'Ii35 A. .11. *4i35l? Si*
+I?i|OA.M. 5,35 P: Vr
->? HiMp. M.
"S.IK A. >1. ?7:3k i> ?>.
?MM55 A.M. 8:32 P.
ll?35A.M. 0:35 1'. >1
]r:iin r- M.?i?i4o p. Si."
1:3.. P. .11. 11140 P. 91.
*135 I*. M.
: ??X! 8MSWS.' "
I i A. .11. 4 l?. ;|| ti.'i*; a ^
' 8 A.M. 5 p. m!
?0 A.M. f5i45
, 10 A.M. ?? P. M.
j II A.M. -7 P. M.
"12 A.M. 8 P.M.
1 I*. M. -0 P. M.
2P.M. I0P. M.
11 P. II. Chester
*12 P. M. Peters!*. ... wm
tl.l.nlte.l i'Wt;k ?nyB on|v
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY
pin KocJ W"S8 l3 % P- Ml:00 p
rt. 'ifV ^ Jl: S
Newport News Uocal ?; 15 ? '"v ??
?6 3calr 'i 30a"a. .7:4?5?pP
?'m,x 5l'? ??
t Except Sun.iny
^folk & Western Railway
' ach^diV"fnIl;rrVct'BAprr?. *E0iifk0LM'
M.. *9:00 P. M ' U" 8:l' P.
on'ly.n,,y" tDB'"y tSuidar
% T. M^Ao^oK^ W c 8AUNDE?S
c. H. HQSLEY^ a.R A RHmo?d"v^
^SEABOARD AIR l.lvr RAIT.WAT
I olcepers to Jarknonvliu,; r ," v
Atlanta. HlrinlnKha;n (?,Vk?onviu ?? ",i,el?"ra.
and coaches .laekeonvUlc k o,,v,",,? ^ampa
?fesssssrs2?j?j3t * sr'r
?:30 A. M.. 6:S7 i? M * ?i0 A' M
Atlantic Coast Line
Th? EFPECTdlv"r,M,?r
TRAINS I.EAVE IUCllMON?m^A1, T
1' !m.. 12"? A "? S?U,h: :;'S A
l^M.. t?O:10Opk:M9':00 A" M- ,i0? ?*? ?? -.0.
A.^M. 3;# M *:16 A M" 9:M
Ir?-? Goldsboro and Favi>(i..-iti.. ?
,Jrsr?" a ?T*??
"iW p. ii: * 00 K M - a;,)o P- M-.
TUni0^ ?Surdn.y- 'Sunday only.
Uo,lf guaranteed*' <3epar,ure ttnd connoo
p. a.. U, Mam St.
\ JOINT EXCURSION %
(i TO ' \
OCEAN VIEW
By Brotherhood of Railroad
ernouu 01 ixauroau ?
Trainmen |
V- Mother State Lodge No. f>34 ?
^ George Washington Lodge No. 651 >?
^ Old Dominion Lodge No. 38ft ^
% WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1915 \
3 Leave Uvrd Street Station. 7: X0 A. M. Leave Norfolk, Church
^ Rt . 7 P. M Stops :it Hull Street Depot going and returning. ^
V ROATINfi, HA TH1 NCI, FISHING AND DTI IKK AMUSEMENTS ^
ffc Tic|(?>is. Adults. $1.2>">; Children (Under 112 years), ."?0 Cents. \
tt Refreshment? hy Ladies' Auxiliary.
V////>^ ?5^s^\\\u%vvv\\v////
I SPEND A COOL SUNDAY AFTERNOON WITH THE ?
! RICHMOND GRAYS |
^ Down the JAMES on the
| STEAMER POCAHONTAS &
S Bout Leaves 4:?.0 1'. M. Music, Refreshments. Returns, 8:30 P. M. ?
m Adults, 50r. Children (Under 12), 25c. S
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TIAILllOADS.
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R. \
To Washington and beyoud. dally. *4.05 av.15.30 am.
18.40 AM. 19.2.1am, ?9.35aM. 112.01 nn. 13.30 I'M, ?fi.tTPM,
18.20pm. l'roni WaililiiKtotiand beyond. dally.17 60 am,
?i.io l-M. 12.60 I'M. io.2.'> fM. *tt.ao i'M, to.oo in. id aoFM.1
?12.35 nf. 112.40nt. Ashland. wcck-dayslv. 57.30 am, !
52.15p.m. *"i>.30fm: nr. \0.30am. 511.*25 am.55.42 pm.
I mlcflokrtiuri;, wcek-daye, Iv. 14.00 ru : :ir. 16.25 am.
Sunday Iv. 54 16pm: nr. 510 45 am.
?Main St. Sta.. tltyrd St. Sin.. 51-:ibaSla. J
Trains to or Ironi llyrd St. Sta. stoi> ftt l-lb?.
Head tlio 8l?tlS.
SCHOOLS
NORWOOD HOUSE
(fwvmrrlv .\onvoinl llljth School and
C'tlllCRO.)
Open July, August, September to
limited number of boys. Summer
soot ts. Good faro. Tutoring if de
sired. Terms reasonable. For partic
ulars, apply to
.MAJOR nml MRS. C. R, CAIllll.I.
Norwood, Melmin County, Vn.
Mt. De Sales Academy ofthe Visitation
IvHlulitislied 1853.
by the Sisters of the Visitation. nt '"?itons
i ville, near Ualtiniorc, Aid. Music, I,an
RUii^rx. Art. IteRuiar ntid elective i-ourscs.
I.uruc, modern buildings. lloine-IIUo en
\ Ironmont. Outdoor roireatioii. Heautiful.
extenslvo grounds. '
For rata log. address
TilK OIKKCTHKSS.
JACOB RE1NHARDT, Wus. Doc.
STt'DIO,
12 KiiMt firncc Street.
Will teach during the sum
mer months a limited number of ad
vanced pupils. I'iano, Harmony and
Theory.
Tel. Mud. nssu.
THE JEFFERSON
RICHMOND. VA.
The most magnificent hotel In the
?onth. European plan. Rooms single
and en suite, with and without baths.
Special sample rooms.
MURPHY'S HOTEL
j (Incorporated)
EUROPEAN PLAN,
RICHMOND, ?> - - VIIliilMA.
JOHN MURPHY, Proprietor.
A atrictly modern lioutis, fronting
! on three streets), in the heart of
beautiful Richmond. Hoorhs front
j ing every way.
Special Table d'Hote Dinner will
I be ? ervod with music In Murphy's
j Hotel Cafe from 6:00 to 9:00 P. M.
, Sunday Evening. Price, one dollar
and a quarter <91.2R).
JAM ICS T. DISNEY.
Manngrer.
RESORTS?Capo May, N. J.
mrfx
Cape may. n. j.
AMfRfCA'S FINEST BATHING BFACI1
300 tiooms ir.0 hatmuoomh
l-Mreproof construction. Conducted
jn the American J'lnn, white ser
i*lce throughout. (iol.K, TKXXIS,
BOATINU, FISHING, GAHAGfi.
Saddle Horses with Instructors.
Address: Hotel Cupe May.
Cnpe .May, N. ,1.
JAMES 15. GALMltlSY, Manager.
; SUMMER KKSORTS?Pennsylvania
[Bedford Springs (Pa.) Hotel and Baths
In tho most <I?liKhtfui section of the
beautiful, healthful Allegheny Mountains.
I'ool .Invigorating bree:t.-.:. Good road>
!or niotrrlng Hotel and estate afford
every comfort anil Indoor and outdoor
diversion. MAC.VKSIA HAT IIS AXI/
M1!>I<;INa1, \\ VTKIIS. Now ?.|.?n for
automotdle tourists.
II. K. I?KM IS, Manager.
HUM MICH RESORTS?Virginia
WACHA Pit KAGl'K, VA,
Country and Seashore
Hestful. Healthful. I<elnvl|;oratiiiK. Shady
I,awn, I'mey Drovcn (Sandy Heach, 7
miles I, Surf li.ithltiK- Hoatir.j; and KlshlnK
Parties. Good tine nearby Islands, Klali
Krles, Clainh liaises. etc. Booklets.
A. 11. G. MKAHS, Warlmpreague.
j ____________ Shore, Va.
! Summer Rest |
Opens July 1st
V. W. c. A. offfee for Information j
I open Tuendaya and Fridays from 5 to !
' 7 P. M.
SUMMEli RESORTS?Virginia
FRONT VIEW
COTTAGE
Hl'CKltOK 1IHACH, VA.
Facing Chesapeake Hay.
Larue, Airy Hoom.s with Modern
Conveniences
Fine Boating, Fishing ami Bathing.
Kxeolli'iil Table.
Homo Comforts. Reasonable Hates,
'?'or particulars apply to
MlCS. WM. V. JSLEY.
Special Rates to Parties
Come to the Rockbridge Inn
(iOSIIKN, VA.
Always cool; elevation 1.900 feet; brick
bulldlni;. newly equipped nn?i newlv built
cottages. with UiK- rooms. Hot ami colrt
baths; largo xliu<r.' lawn, tennis courts, cro
*'? e,l'v 1'me .able, fresh vegetables and
flints dally from hotel Kurden. Kxccllent
water, ct<\ 300 yards front C. & O. ? n
station. Hates very reason tble. Write for
circular to Jilts. J. R OUIXN*.
Eggleston Springs
Hotel
(<?ltl Xetv Itlver White Sulphur)
Kgglenton, Vtt.
A new modern hotel, newly emiln
Pf'l throughout, hot ami cold run
niinr water, baths, etc.; elevation
-.0,1,1 teet, in the heart of the \lle
uhanics; easily accessible bv Xor
lolU ^ Western and Virginian Hall
roads. scenery unsurpassed; cool
nmhts and no mos<iuitocs; dancing
bowling, bath liigr, boating-, Ashing
tennis and all nut-door amusements'
Hates reasonable. Write for book
i?*t. K. M. 1 eters, Manager.
BRUNSWICK INN
Waj-nesboro, Vn.
This popular summer resort In the
Blue Hid go Mountains is now open for
ctiests. Hates and booklets furnished
on application.
MRS. R. A. ROBINSON.
MRS. W. A. WILLIAMS,
Lessees.
Maple Shade Inn
Under New Management.
Most beautiful lintel and grounds In
mountains of Virginia. Ten arr?? of
shaded lawn; danclnir. tennis, goif and
excellent motoring. Write for booklet.
?IAS. C. MORE HEAD, MiiiuiRrr,
I'nlnnld, Virginia.
Wilson Cottage
Directly on the ocean. Excellent
table. Home comforts. .MRS. C. W.
WILSON, Virginia Beach. Va.
A few minutes' walk from station.
Stribling Springs
Shcnnudonh Ml*., Augusta Co.. Vo.
Sulphur. Alum and Chalybeate Waters. Eie
\atlon. 1,0V). Acreage. i,?on. Never beforo bo
nttriictlve and comfortable. is to J10 per
week. Richmond references, Railroad sta
tion. Staunton. Write for I'n-prigc Illustrated
booklet. Ask C. & O. H. It. olflee ?r writo
F. CHICHESTER. Mount Solon.
' Aucusta. Co.. Va.
The Pocahontas
VIRGINIA nBACII. VA.
Greatly enlarged three-story cottage. wide
verandas. directly o?i ocean; fine table and
good service; near rest station. For terms
address
MRS. B. WIM.IAMP.
Large and Elegant New
Cottage on Water Front
All beach Attractions, hot and cold
water, electric lights and excellent table.
MRS. l?\ K. MOO It K.
Dench Haven Cottage,
CottaRe far l.lne.
Ocean View. Va.
SUMMER RESORTS? Virginia
Lowe Cottage
Virginia liny Station, Ocrnn VlfiT, Vn.
j NcVv buildings, new furnishings
. throughout. Running water in every
I room. Situated directly on water
| front. Attractive rates for month of
j July. Fifth successful year.
MIIS. W. T. liOWK, Prop.,
llox 02, Oitum View, Vn.
AVntcr Front. .Moderate Kate*.
Fine Tnlile.
Clear View Cottage
P. O. Box 208.
Near First Street Station.
OCKAN \ Ii:\V, VA.
The Porter Cottage
Virginia Beach, Va.
I.arge, cool rooms; fine bathing: all
I modern conveniences. Rates, fS.o<> to
'? $12.50 per week. Write for reserva
| tions.
| ii c CKitoiMiiCK r'oit i > cnrr.M.i:.
?S.r.? to 915-00 Weekly.
I Special party and week-end rates. Ad
j dress MRS. E. B. MOOIUO, Buckroe
! Beach, Vn.
i
Orkney Springs Hotel and Ilatlis.
Orkney Spring*. Vn.. Opi'n Juno 1.
Rer.utlful mountains; Always cool; elevation
! I.SOO. if you value health, pleasure, rest,
come. Restorative waters equal Carlsbad.
Germany, for nervousness, poor blood, g'n
eral debility. rheumatism. kidney, .?nd
: tdomaeh troubles. Free amusement, dnnclng.
pool, tennis, croquet: good table; reasoriab'e
rates; cai>. 000; booklet. II. <?. Carter, l'rop
Come to the Natural Bridge Hotel
A garden spot In the Virginia mountains,
offering penco anil contentment. Hxcellent
cuisine. Table supplied from hotel garden
and dairy. All cows teste.i.
.Ballroom, swimming pool, bowling alley,
! tennis court, automobiles, waddle and driv
ing horses for hire. Automobiles meet all
trains.
I Owned and operated by the Natural
I Bridge Company. Send for circulars.
Otterburn Lithia Springs Hotel
Forty miles over good automobile
! roads, newly routed and posted under
I direction of Richmond Automobile
i<*lub. (Sec July number Richmond
Motorist for route.) Otterburn i? now
I tho popular resort for ltlrhmond and
Petersburg week-end parties. Private
hat lis, rtinning water, large cool rooms.
' Rest tabic, good service. T'ublic dance
Saturday nights. Free garage service.
Kales. $2.50 and per day. Weekly
j and monthly rates. Booklet.
.Mnnngcr, Otterburn Hotel,
Amelia Courthouse, Va.
AFTON HOUSE
Opened June 1st. Owing to its elo
j vation, the dry, salubrious climate, the
absence of dews and the constant
breejto, Afton is one of the most health
ful of all the Virginia resorts.
( Address MRS. JAMRL R. GOODLOE.
Afton. Va.
| COTTACF. BUCK HOF. BF.ACH for
AUGUST can be rented at reasonable
rates. Barge porches. City water, e.ir
' atre, etc. Address ('HAS, K. WIl.l.IS &
j City.
"The Blue Ridge Inn"
Travelers' retreat and summer guests'
resort; :<hady lawn: large, airy rooms, ?<?' !
country fare: modern conveniences; terms
reasonable. I'ortrr meeth all t ruins.
K. W. MOON'KV, Proprietor.
Buffalo Ridge Springs
1 in the foothills of the Blue Ridge
? Mountains; the most efficient mineral
'water in America. C. 1> Ml'NI'V, l'rop.,
| t>epnt. Buffalo Springs, C. & O. R. R.
j P. <>., A gee, Va.
Rose Cottage
ir.tr> llelfleld Avenue.
Near Beach and Piers Home com
forts. Kxccllent table. Bathing from
house.. $7.0ft and up.
Rockbridge Baths Hotel & Springs
Now open for guests. High elevation; delightful climate;
beautiful scenery; driving, boating, fishing, poolroom and
tennis court. Swimming pool of natural medicated water.
Lithla- and Magnesia Springs. Vegetables fresh from our
rtWn gardens, and milk and cream from our herd of cows.
On auto route from Staunton to Natural Bridge and Ilot
Springs. For rates and further information, address
J. S. CRAIG, Proprietor.
Rockbridge Baths, Ya.
Glen Allen, Va.
Have You Been Out
This Summer?
If not. you don't know what you are missing. Set in the midst
of 1.000 acres of woodland, the air is always cool and fresh, and yet
it is only 20 minutes' ride from 101 ha Station direct to the Lodge gates;
or if you come by auto, about 35 minutes' delightful tide through the
\voods, over the smoothest road out of Richmond.
The Lodge contains over 100 rooms, Is lighted by electricity, is
abundantly supplied with pure water, coming through solid granite
from an artesian well over f>00 feet deep; wide spacious verandas;
\hk. roomy halls; airy dance hall and billiard and pool-room at our
guests' disposal.
Weekly Rates ---To permanent summer guests our weekly rate
is $10.0" to $12.00 p?-r person. Forest I.odge is so readily accessible by
train from Richmond it enables the busy man an opportunity of pro
viding a comfortable summer home for his family without (he necessity
of lengthy separation. l>o business In Richmond this summer and live
with your family in comfort at Forest Lodge.
Week-End Rate ? For week-enders we offer a most attractive
rate, from Saturday night supper until after breakfast Monday. Two
cool nights' sleep on comfortable beds In large, airy room and fine, sat
isfying meals, for $;{.;,0. Can you afford to swelter at home the?e hot
Sundays?
Saturday Supper Dance ?This ought to appeal to tho young
folks. Come out any Saturday afternoon, enjoy a real chicken supper,
and dance as long as you want, in the coolest, breeziest little ballroom
you can imagine. We'll provide a good, generous supper and good
music, and we'll only charge you $1.00.
In order that I may give you the
best of service, phone me personally In
advance?County 2214.
W. C. Saunders, Prop.
SUMMER RESORTS?New Jersey.
The Ideal Seashore Resorts
Wildwood by-the-Sea
Anil Wildwood CrrNt.
Bight on the Atlantic Ocenn.
There Isn't a better plapo anywhere
or more convenient for your summer
vacation or a few days' rest: always
cool, healthful anil entertaining;
quick train service. A mifn place for
your famll>; apartments. bungalowa,
cottiiKcs or Rood hotels at moderate
ra t est.
For beautiful booklet or detailed
Information, write to-<lay to
J. Whltesell. City Clerk. Wildwood,
N. .1.
SUMMER RESOR'lS?Canatla
Virgin lakes dotted frith pine clad
islands. Up-to-date hotels. including
Koyal MuskoVa. scattered about this
marvelous holiday country, heir ynu
enjoy a real hea1th??ivini'. vacation.
Hates range from SlOper week up.
Malaria, mosquito*, hay fever un
known. More real holiday enjoyment
f4?r less money than anywhere el*e in
the world. List of hotels frtim Moikoka
N?Tif?titn C*.(?t uv< nhtirst .< >nt.< \\\.
, VISIT THIS M.UiAIIA PIONINSL'I.A,
Can 11 iln'M r'rult Hell,
I St. Catherine's, Canada,
! Kleven Miles from Niagara Kails.
j.M.r- ral Springs. Boatinjj. Tennis. Golf.
Apply .Manaaer. "THIS UKM.AXD."
Hound Trip to St. Catherine's.
Resorts?Delaware Water (Jap, Pa.
' 'a mountain top, coolest and fluent lo
cation In Ilio mountains of pennsylvunla.
Open to Iiecejnbcr. Tills famous re
Hort hotel, the leading and most modern
!?i this rcploti. provides every possible
appointment and comfort of the in?>st
renowned metropolitan hotels?tiled pri
vate baths. running water In rooms, ele
vators, electrb lights. steam heat open
lot; Jit es, etc. eti . Irent-h yhefs; white
? r ? 1 ?>u r farms supply uliun<iun"
? >f freyh vegetables. poultry, milks. etc.
> ?r< best ra. Magnill ? ut I'.tlin I'ourl Cafe
iuid ? irlll. Championship golf course, ?
and Is holes; tennis, eadtlle horses, ca
noeing. bathing. water sports and every
outdoor ?11 version. Special inducement i
iri rates for July. Coaches meet trains.
M'??k|et and auto maps mailed.
MOTORISTS will llnd WAT Kit GAP
M< ir.SK (he most attractive point of
t1 nation that can be made in any of the
f>i"rt tours. No excess In rates to auto
II."Ill list s.
JOHN* PUIIOT COPE. Prop-r.
SUMMER RESORTS?Atlantic Cltj
KENTON HALL
On beach, nt Belmont Avenue. Chelsea Cm
obstructed ocean view; running water In ail
rooms; elev.; capacity fiOO. TIIOS. KK.-.'T.
up weekly; TJ.tO up daily; Arner. plan.
HOTEL WILLARD
N'ew Yorlc Ave. and Bench; fireproof; de
lightfully cool; centrally located; newly fiir
l I.-' "... "levator, prlvit'e baths; running w.i- j
t*r In rooms; bathing from hotel, ejri>i>n!
t..*!e and s ? rvI? ? e ; capacity. Kuropean
and Amerlcar. plan. Itooklet.
HOTEL SHOREHAM
VIKCINIA AVE. AM? BEACH.
A modern hotel with every convenience. 1
Private baths, elevator, etc. Capacity r."0. I
Splendid table, open surroundings. Hates I
UU.&O up weekly, JI'.r.O up daiiy. Booklet.
\V. B. COTTEN. Mcr.
THE WILTSHIRE Virginia Avenue nnd
H"iich; ocean view;
? apacpy 3M; private baths, runnlnt; water
in rooms, elevator, line perches. etc ; music.
Spn lat?t'.ltO up weekly; {_? !-0 up dally;
open all v??r; booklet; auto at trains.
sami:k;. ki.i.is.
HOTEL RAYMOND r ^;
nn! StoH l'i?r. Kontim with private t-ith
111 I I IttYllttR WUtcr, o\( . n J. Si P. Miller.
HOTEL RALEIGH
Bench Front Accommodations at Half Price.
i"'t Charles place ,v P."aclv The popular sec
tion. within eight and sound of the w- in.
IV) lat Re rooms, all open exposure, pri\ ate
laths. running water, porches, .levator,
CultdliC and yrvl'e best obtainable. i.ow
rates Booklet. II. .!. I?VNRS.
ATLANTICCIIYU UAI.J.
[nJOTEL?SANATORFUMf
Ideal iii its appointments
cornlorts.table ar?iservice
witMiaths for pkra.su rewhcalth
ALV/AY.S OPLN , CACACIT Y.OSO
F. i- VOUNG/t^ii^^i
i
ATLANTIC CITYX
THE I.ATKST FIREPROOF HOTEL.
American plan. Alwaiaopen. Caparlty ?i0. On
beach directly between the two grent flcean T'leri.
s.-a water In alt baths Orchestra. Oarage,
lllu&lrat d literature. Ownership management.
ALAMAC HOTEL
Ocean Front. In tho heart of Atlantic City.
Absolutely Fireproof. Open Always.
American and Kuropean plans; hot and
cob* sea water baths; capacity, 400; "I.atz
iceller"; Brill; orriiestra; danc-inje. ffarazo.
.NfACK-EATZ & CO.
SPKf'l A Ij SI MMKII It A'I I
S-.00 up tltilly; si' up weekly
aliu:mahle
IiMdliiR hifrh-class moderate rnte hotel,
VjrRinia Ave., near Beach and all attrac
tions. Capacity 3T0. ;oo cool front rooms,
new metal beds, comfortable furnish
ings; elevator, private Imtlis. 4,<W> feet
pore hen, excellent table < evening din
ners l, courteous service, home-like.
Motorists' patronage solicited. 14th year.
Booklet. J. p. <;OPE.
RESORTS?AUantlo City
CONTINENTAL
r^rj?f*8e? Avenue, near Reach; alwavs
open, private batlm; running water In
J>ervVri? ol, v"lor; luble r whlte
Ti. m ?. rchoH,rn A?n. plan: i" 00 un
1 "y ? *10 CO to $:7.C0 wkVv Hookle,s
r 'Ke- -M. WALSH DUNCAN. '
THE ST. CHARLES
ATLANTIC CITT. S. J.
Slost Select Location Fruntlot the
% v * . | Bench.
<?s elxc"uBlvnrVi,'"!" r?P"?atlon for
ronnVe " 8 a.n? '''Cli-claw pat
<?oi.il,le'tely eouinDP.! 'no,,prn ?nd
vice.. Hath rill p . ,Cnurt?ou? ser
frcBh una "?l i,n'1 cold,
shower*. etc. oeei,. .r "^"chrnent.
porches nn<f mm Lxtentdv*
the Hoard \V,.iu JLor OVB?">ooklng
epen. Golf nriv/i Ocou"' Always
tuoklet, 'v'lt'Keu. illustrated
NKWI.IV IIA INKS COMPANY.
??
Hotel Majestic felu AK%a"a
-f attractions; ocelln ,1??* olTpaclty0'1^?
??levator, private baths, white service ' .?
.??ip*rior table. SixtIuJ iinw. ? ***?-?
I {-w "P "nl'v nook let. ar ?
New Hotel Merion r'j[p7^
?Vermont Avonw and Reach; capacltv v*
erv moderate ri.te* f?r 11?? romfortr
poi itmenti and tahle of the largest toteis
ti up dally; special weeklv. I.arr* r Ai
?>?*c:.n view rooms, etc. Hooklet. ' c ?
Pretty man. v' "?
LEXINGTON
i g;i;?dp'? ???t(
| o suRFT"0?mw rT'ri5E H?&?
; g8S*wA^U"s ?'.,rs ssf&sffla?
SI.50 and tip daily, to n7 50 A J: ?
can plan. WniTE SERVICE GARACF
i Booklet PAUL C. ROSECRANS. GARAGt"
I.. nOTKL FRANCIS
I ilw-H &???!*?" .,Av"niU": n*"r nU "ttrnc.
Uncle or ?n i? tcl,c,tJll,lrnnl,E*- Kooina
Rates t'T ,,-hi " . ,?? ' Private baths,
parity". *3iW' weekly. Ca
J- *'? * M. C. DONOVAN.
ELDERON
8KIVni
i * ? throughout. Rur.ninir
40flfei? r??rnS . , rivn'?- '?ths. Metal Uds
i/J. .if, of ,R"rc,h*B- Kirollont tabic Fnch
vcgejib.es. V, in?i >ws srreened. White fervi e
BooKlet. Spt?ci?|; 1K.OO to?31 .on wreUIr:
? *???10 ?Lallr. R. B. LL'DV. M. D.
WESTMONT HOTEL
'VR.. FAr i.v,; OCK?V
'?' ?'??>? .. Spoil,i .e.? son rates Tf,-'n
I ?UK M Hj I ? K K I F' "T j'r
OSTEND
'->rc,:rMnK at, .I!t|r? b,?fk ?f r
on- cmne-ted win, the f;.tnou* funttltv-.IV
'n the pr,pu|;tr n? ,,v '
uniiauully i,rr? coal r-.. ....ft y' ' '?
?truct?d viev. or ocean from nil ? "very"nn*
polntmeni! and comfort; sea .-.r.d fresh water
n a.I ,.a?hs. rarinlnR n;it?r ir,
n- w '.Ir.ti.K- t.oin over!- :k:< i',? .,M ,
-Olvlne whit- McrNir: or.")"'!, ,f
danclnc tv.-l.e .|,Hv. .-<? ia diver
real,lent phy.lclah; n,;Knl?cent new
Palm l.oonRe; special $17.50 tin we-k' ?
ment aUt?
JOII.N C. OOS5L5R. Mgr.
GRAND ATLANTIC
VlrKltiln Ave., Near ltea< h.
. .tuated >>n the highest poirt ,f Krouri;
II Atlantic City. In ..^y reach of all
I'l - and arnu erner.'.s Cap,, tv w
lin ?h"" >* nr''' i''-' ,,f lf>- Inritf Ft hot- s
|n the re?,.rt. Kvery (lrst-clnRa hotel at..
|".lntiiient Private !arr^ .
ror.il,!.. ..pen hurroundlnifH- ev-en^,.'
|i"r'h"n Ball-room. ..tthestrn 'levator
I naurpassed table and ?e,-vpV S*To
per day up; .special weekly. American
I -Ti. M....klet, w. K. SHAW.
HOTEL SOTHERN
wn,.,MA rEET
. .T?n',h aii-i homelike; rr|
\ nt" bathe. runiiinK wat. r. .-lexator; rp
L I'AKK
*#. $l?. 912.50, $15, $17.50
tVeclily. j!L> | i> Ilailj.
A.MKIIIC.W I'L.W IIATUS
M5T lOCATfi) POP!MAR PRICE FAMILYHOTTX
ITWS^TUN[,I: fJTV X'l'
NETHERLANDS
^ ork av r.. ."jo yards ruon ivurdwalk
IN THE HEART OF FINEST
BATHING SECTION
Overlooking lawn and ocean.
CK.VJKK OF A 1,1 j ATTRACTIONS
' apaclly, 100; newly renovated. Eleva<
BbnclJ'nr running water; roon.a
"inpie or en nuite.
i?rlinmU.n,,y lf'rK0 porcheR, exchance p-,r.
?d?he!i V r<,p,,Ptl1n rooms, handsomely fur,
nlhhed for uso of our guefits.
Nporial I'roo Kentures
LAW.V TKNMS COl'RT
FLOOR
IlathlnRr privilege nllotrcd from Hotel
Shower Ilal In for use of guesta.
Write for free booklet with polnta or tnw
terest In Atlantic City.
AH.US J" Hl.'HWA DML. Proprietor.
te ISlliir
Virginia Avenue and Itc-..-i. ,. .
C'ii r.ni-1' v i-fi ?... '"??ill. o<-can view.
& Thi
ycar. Hookle(. ' ^?:i
Speaking of the concrtte eonitruetion of the Blenheim. Thomns A. Edison taid.
"It is the coming construction for ail great butldinge. It won't bend. ?t won't break.
and you cuuUin't burn it if you tried." (
flRarlborougfosJSlenfeeim.
ATJ^ATVTIC CI TV, IV. J.
THE LEADING RESORT HOUSE OF THE WORLD
Capacity IIOO American nnd Kuropenn Plans
The great essential of a resort hotel, as distinguished from a city hotel, is ample
public space devoted to the use of its guests, in the form of bright and airy
Exchanges, Lobbies, Parlors, Galleries and Solarium*, affording pleasing vistas and
beautiful promenades, the whole combining into a harmonious vision of grandeur and
beauty, while replete with the cozy group seclusions of home, and yet affording
full view of the pleasing panorama of the resort life. In this essential the
{Haribornitcilt-&Urul)rhu stands without an equal in Atlantic City or elsewhere.
Its "Ownership Management, while accounting for its unique reputation, is a
guaranty of the high character of its patronage and the unexcelled quality of it*
service and cuisine. It employs only white service in both its American and
a la carte dining rooms.
It makes a specialty of its high-class music every evening throughout the year,
with special Sunday night solo features. Romani, the world's highest Tenor, of
Venice, is engaged lo sing at frequent intervals during July, August and September.
Atlantic City, with it* only real comnotitor (Kiirope) this year impossible, is
offerine unusual attracting anil entertainments. Two flvinfc boats are daily sources
of interest. Two rrnlf courses, the Yacht Club, the fishins- fleet and the wonderful
bathing beach attract their rospnetive devotees, while the pier amusements. th?
Boardwalk, the fine motor roids and the splendid hote'a and restaurants, afford
enjoyment to all. There is only one Atlantic City, and thia summer it in particu
larly attractive. TVrite for illustratml booklet and rates,
?IOSIAll VfIIITK A SONS COMPANY

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