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“FOUND" IN 1800'S
Modern and Fashionable
Deauville Patronized
by English.
DEAUVILLE, France, June 27.—If
you wish to see Parisians in the Sum
mer, you must visit Normandy, the
Normans say. for its seaside resorts
are one of the most popular play
grounds of the French capital.
Deauville, Trouville, Dieppe and a
score of villages and towns along the
Normandy coast attract the fashion
able world of Paris? during July and
August, and many visitors from the
United States and England throng
there to enjoy their holidays with
the French.
Deauville is the very modem and
fashionable Summer resort of France,
with an excellent beach, a casino, a
theater, races and other entertain
ments. During July and August its
promenade is truly cosmopolitan. The |
beach is gay with bathing tents, blue I
and white striped ones alternating
with orange and white ones; the
terrace is bright with parasols, and
the public parks between the city
proper and the beach are a riot of
flowers.
Deauville was unknown until the
1860s. and none of the resorts along
the coast of Normandy has been
famous for more than three-quarters
of a century. Trouville, the neighbor j
of Deauville, less than a 100 years ago
was a mere fishing village.
Dumas' Experience.
In 1830 Trouville had but one inn,
and when Alexander Dumas, author
of "The Three Musketeers,” visited
it the first time, the innkeeper's wife
refused to quote him prices until she
had asked whether he was a painter
or a poet. She explained that painters
had ravenous appetites and therefore
had to pay more than poets, who were
usually melancholy and never thought
of food.
Years later some one decided that
Trouville would make an excellent
vacation place, hotels sprang up, and
it gained in favor, villas were built
on the heights overlooking the beach
and the sea. Its surroundings are
particularly attractive, for it is! backed
by densely wooded hills.
Some of the finest and most in
teresting scenery on the coast of
Normandy is near Etretat, which was
discovered by the painter Isabey and
became a favorite haunt of Guy de
Maupassant, the famous French short
story writer, who lived at the Villa La
Guillette The cliffs here are very
fine, with many natural arches and
caves. Even though Etretat is today
the favorite vacation spot of many
Frenchmen, it is still a fishing village
to its inhabitant*, and fishing boats
are still hauled up on the sands of
its beach.
Dieppe on Cliff.
Dieppe, too, is situated on the sea
side cliffs of Normandy. The town,
In a break in the white chalk cliffs,
was founded in the tenth century by
the Norse and got its name from the
depth of its harbor. Then at the
end of the seventeenth century It
was burned and later rebuilt, so that
it spite of its age. it looks much newer
than many cities of fewer years.
Dieppe is a favorite of English
visitors, who spend week ends or short
holidays at it. The town faces
spacious lawns, which stretch along
the shore from the casino to the 1
jetties of the harbor. Its fishermen j
live in the suburb of Le Pollet. and !
the fish market never fails to interest
visitors.
Normandy also has many smaller
seaside resorts that are deservedly
popular among artists and writers.
One of the best of these is Granville,
a port of several thousand inhabitants,
near Mont St. Michel. During the
Summer months It takes on the ap
pearance of a resort while retaining
its air of a seaport, and scores of
painters visit it for its sunsets and
the beautiful color of its sea.
-•
BIG STONE CHIEF FOUND
ON ALLEGHANIES’ CREST
Another “Old Man of the Moun
tains’’ Discovered by White
Sulphur Springs Vacationists.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.
Va., June 27.—Lo, these many years
the destinies of White Splphur
Springs, once a famous hunting
ground of various tribes of Indians
during seasonal migrations from the
East to the plains of the West, have
been faithfully guarded unknown to
white men by an old Indian chief, as
yet unnamed.
Supreme for centuries in the stony
silence of a wooded wilderness near
the crest of the Alleghanies, this age
less Indian was recently discovered
high up in the mountains by colonists
of the Greenbrier while horseback
riding on the nearby Bob's Ridge
Trail.
This old chief, formed of huge
rocks, gives the Alleghanies an "Old
Man of the Mountains,” somewhat
similar to the famous stone head seen
profile in the Presidential Range of
the White Mountains in New Hamp
shire. The old chief of the Alle
ghanies, however, differs, in that the j
likeness Is a front view of his face, \
which reveals in a striking manner
the high cheek bones and other facial
characteristics of the Indian.
ROMANCE AND GHOST
FOR SALE WITH FORT
——■————— |
6-Foot Wall* Guarded Queen.
Elizabeth at Tilbury, Opposite
Gravesend.
LONDON, June 27.—The famed
Tilbury Fort, built in 1539 by Henry
VIII on the Thames Estuary op
posite Gravesend, is for sale, com
plete with romance, history, moat and
ghost. From the battlements, over
looking its 18 acres of ground, Queen
Elizabeth bade farewell to her troops
before they sailed down the estuary
to meet the Spanish armada. Sheep
now graze over the area, while chick
ens pick their food along paths trod
den by kings, and the" fort lives on its
memories.
Legend has it that a ghost walks
there by night. The ghost is that of
a woman who appears in the dead of
night rattling chains. No one knows
who she is. The Queen slept within
the 6-foot-thick walls, and her bed
room may still be seen. In the sally
port, legend has it, condemned men
were hanged from the colossal oak
beam and then heisted to the loft
above, known as the dead house. An
old magazine, with 6-foot walls, is
said to have been built by French
prisoners during the Napoleonic wars.
-•
Soviet Expects 24,000 Tourists.
MOSCOW, June 27.—From figures
prepared by the American Express j
Co., more than 24,000 tourists are ex- j
pected to visit the Soviet Union this j
season.
RESORTS.
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I 1400 S. Penn Sq. 1400 S. Penn $q I
Philadelphio, Pa.
{ Pitw Mad bm SUMMER TOURS Book, i |
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t-*•!
*
RESORTS.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Quaint hospitable Pilstrim
land offers matchless attrac
tions to the vacationist and week
ender Swimming, sailing, sight
seeing aokf—all the diversions
you enjoy are at their best—here.
Write for Free Pictorial Book
let—today Information Bu
reau. PI'mouth Mass.
HOTEL Tl'DOR
NAHANT MASS
iCth Senior. Opens June 10
Golf. Surf Bathinc. Fishing. Boatinf
ALEXANDRA CATTO. Proprietor
Telephone N'ahant 70116
RESORTS.
1 w i
(Canada’s 1
MARITIMES |
XT OVA SCOTIA, New f|
X^ Brunswick, Prince Edward W
lsland. A land of romance— I|
m alluring."different"! Mileupon ijjl
B mile of seashore, dotted with jj;
| tiny fishing towns. Gleaming gp
■ beaches inviting you to bask jj
^ on their sands. Huge inland jg|
tracts of unspoiled woodland, m
jeweled with shimmering lakes jl
and bounding streams.
Sailing, swimming, fishing, Hi
tennis, golf! Enjoy the service ■
of Canadian National hotels— g
"Pictou Lodge,” Pictou, N.S., B
the “Nova Scotian” at Halifax, jjj
the "Canadian National” at |
Charlottetown. Let our Travel B
Bureau help plan your trip. B
Call or write fpr booklets, itin- ■
eraries, low rail feres.
G.L. BRYSON jg
922-1 SchSt..N.W. U
1 Washington, D.G S
Telephone
NAtional
23J3
To Everywhere in Caneulo §jf
in
COOL
SEA
AIR.
NOVA
SCOTIA
NEW BRUNSWICK
tlERE'S golf to remember!... At old
St. Andrews, on a famous ‘18’ tinned
by cool breezes from- ’Quoddy Bay. Gay
social life at Algonquin HoteL Tennis,
bowling, bathing, fishing . . . Cross to
Digby, Nova Scotia, to The Pines hotel
for more golf, tennis, deep sea fishing,
swimming in outdoor pool. Try tuna
fishing from old Yarmouth. Stay
at the new Lakeside Inn. Kenrville
in Evangeline-land, has its attractive
Cornwallis Inn. At Halifut is the Lord
Nelson (operated by Lord Nelson Hotel Co.).
Kates (Americintplin) — Lakeside Inn (June 29
Sept. 7)ind Cornwallis Inn (all year). Single—|6.
op; double—J5. per persfen Pines Httel (June 27
Sept. 9) Single $7. op; double <6. pet person
Altonpnin Hotel (June 27-Sept. 7.) Single—g8.
up; double—$7. pet person.
Sail—New York-Boston to Yarmouth. Or hy rail
to St. Andrews. Ferry. Saint John — Dighy.
Dominion Atlantic Railway meets all ships.
CANADIAN PACIFIC HOTELS
See local Travel Agent, or Canadian Pacific,
14th and N. Y. Ave. N.W., Washington, D. C.
Visit Canada—Your Friendly Neighbor
A
KtMJn 19*
_VERMONT.
I
On Vermont’s most
beautiful lake. In
mountain region of
Upper Connecticut
Valley.
An attractive Inn with com
plete modern service, Fvery
facility for recreation, sports and
summertime pleasures—for a rest
ful. invigorating vacation.
Excellent 18 Hole
Golf Course on Grounds
Tennis. Riding. Bathing. Canoeing.
Evening Dancing. Entertainment.
Box S3. FAlBt.EE. VERMONT .
| Camp non a for Cirls
! L'ndtr same management
CAPE MAY. N. J.
MAVi
NEW JERSEY
^ 20 MILES AT SEA
Safest of bathing. Golf
Tennis. Horseback ridme;
all Water Sports; modern
hotels, boarding houses,
cottages, apartments and
bungalows available at
reasonable rates.
For booklet write
T. LEE LEMMON,
Cite Manager. L
A '-*■ Cool Cepe *0,11}
(OnCKSf HALL
For Root and Rdautwa
gT Di.eetly on the BoerHoalk the
V7 Finest Beftiine Beech A stee •*»««*
hi Service. Coitowe amd Comfort.
M TenBis. Orchestra. Ratos that hi vita.
B Robert ThannaMu WHosomor
I ■ American and European Plan.
1 S Rooms en suite with bath. Fret
i W, _ narking and bathing from
I hotel A la carte cuisine,
vl ^1^ T W MFCRAY *• BRO
I AFAYFTTF 011 the Cool beach front.
LnrniLi il Hot and cold running
water all rooms. Pvt. baths. Modern bath
houses Elevators. Fireproof ear. Am plan.
Booklet Same Own-Mat. past 15 years.
WILDWOOD CREST. N. J.
Mean crest
I A modern hotel in refined “Crest Srr- I
tinn.” catering to vacationists and tour- I
ists. Free bathing and parking faclli- I
ties. »Oth year. O. T. KING. Mat. |
WILDWOOD, N. J. ‘
I
ssaQUMD
wh«r« the food IS good end plentiful Elcvetor, bathing
AMER a L||l/|l I L POPULAR
EUROPEAN § H I | I V PRK.E
plans Ih W I wm mm I restaurant
■Mi D K MURDOCK |||«I nil
dRkTEIPP
Pine Avi . Ath House from Beech
Rooms With or Without meals Hot tr cold runmna
water Cap IQQ Free bethj)ouse%___A_£_SEjP^__
mmSEYii?
JE.WHITE5ELL * - W.w o woo o. N. J*
SPRING LAKEWACH7N7J]
CtiMzSmex
SPRING LAKE BEACH,N.J.
if
Outstanding because its
hospitality is Understanding
Favored by Washingtonians
Overlooking Its Own
Private Bathing Beach
GOLF - TENNIS — RIDING -
Ai exclusive es your own club.
Famed for food and service. Ideal
for children. Concert and dance
music. Ship’s Bell Grill.
NOW OPEN |
^ C. S. Krom, Mgr.
LAKEYTEWHOTEL
SPRING LAKE BEACH. N. J
Overlooking Lake—Block From Ocean
Approved by People of Good Taste
Not Expensive—Inquiry Invited
Phono Sprint Laho BBS. 1L L. MILLER.
RESORTS.
AVON. N. J. _
Buckingham.*^?
Amrriran Clan. All Improvements. Ten*
nis. Golf. Rathinr from hotel. Croquet.
Roatinr. Grrare. Refined. New Cocktail
Bar Rates. «r.’..V) to *•-•* Weekly with
meals._A I.. HARVEY A SONS.
RESORTS
BEACH HAVEN. N. J.
miLESIDE'SS!
All baths with sea water. Best fishing
and bathing on New Jersey Coast. Bure
relief from Hay Fever Five tennis courts.
_ R F ENGLE Mvtnager._
OCEAN GROVE. N. J.
OllFFNl ~On Ocean Front.
VUCCn OCEAN GROVE. N. J.
Home Comforts Moderate American or
European. Baths. Write or Tel. 342. H
W Williams.____
17 Ocean Ave.,
Ocean Grove, N. J.
Modern—Clean—Cool. Dirertly on Beach.
Superior Accommodation* at Mode*t Rate*.
Inspection and Inquirv lnvited._l. A. SHAW.
OCEAN CITY. N._J.
P A R A D E ^ . 7 . fl
PATRIOTISM and
1 PYROTECHNICS
| For tht Greatest
' FOURTH in Our History
American legion military review
. . evening crack drill . . . glo*
rious night fireworks ... plus the Vi
usual fascinating summer fea* / j
lures. Modern hotels. yT
Come for the Weekend!
For liftrature, write
PUBUCITY DEPARTMENT K.
eon
CITY
DEUJ JEASEV
AffiEAlCfl’S GREATEST FflmiLV AESOAT
—mm——ee— nrrmnre I
On tht Boardwalk
Ocm<* Crfy'i bawl (N-brnn hotel
237 room with private both. Opon and
•ncloMd wn docks. 3 apan air wo voted
poets. A* owtdoor sperte. Aforicon Pten-n
Attractive Rates
SEASON—JINE }» TO SEPTEMBER 30
1
^ V.tt'rV *
Transportation fromAtlantirCity^c_
CITY’S
Int, PREMIER HOTEL' !
Europeon Plon. Club Breok
fast. Elevator. Address
Sarah A
Derry j
|
ft&LOceawta
■ WESLEY AVENUE AND 11th STREET!
■ All outside rooms. American plan. Cm-1
■ pacit.v. '.‘.'tO. Elevator. Open deck porch. |
i Free bathing and parking. ®
|_THOS. E. BYRON_| j
I Beach front between 2nd and rtrd I i
Sts.. Ocean City. N. J. Garages. I I
L Free parking. Bath houses. Bath* I
^Vers’ dining room. K. A. Young. Mgr. S*
*Saf0**SSfiSBi
(The place to spend your Summer Vacation 1
FIFTH STREET NEAR THE OCEAN I
R. k E. F. RADFORD J
TheJJ^VYN
JL &RKHTON PLACE HEAR BEACH
American Plan. Surf Bathing Privileges. 18th
Season. A. Yarger. Ownership Management.
BISCAYNE HOTEL
Modern: elevators; priv. hatha. Bklt.
_ELIZABETH BLUNDIN._
■ 0% ||AN1. Amer. PI. S.'l up Dly. Special
La mOFlIC Eur. PI Sl.r.il up Dly. Wklr.
Near Beach. Free bath.
accommodations. H. L. Boston._
710 OCEAlV AVENUE
jllfytl? 1kaU 3lth Season
American Plan. Bathing Privileges. J.
Macklin._
OCEAN CITE: Roosevelt Inn. corner 10th
and Wesley. Ideal location, ocean view
rooms excellent table, bathing from the
house Special care of children. Large
rooms, running water: SIS week up._
BELLEVUE HOTEL ft®*.
Bathing privilege*. 3. 3. McConnell. Mir.
' A
RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.
rite /TWSgB
Booklet and ^
^9U' Rate* < ''ylt
Jiiil
July Fourth Week-End
FRIDAY, SATURDAY
SUNDAY SPECIAL
•
FROM OUTSIDE ROOM
0* «g Om AND BATH, MEALS,
4* I OCEAN SUN DECK,
m Mm OARAGE
SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES
L—
———————— --
Chooso ih* Choir##
Vfhort You Got T ft ,
Tho Bolt J Ll fl
?on?;' '•♦CAN
Happen Here
The Perfect Summer Vecatiort
r In th« aaclvtive Cheliea district —
r on th# Board- - -—
f from,our room- / With Moalicnd Both.
J J veranda cafe for f $3.50
^^|bolbori-don(,nel doom OnT, ond
E llr.icMI,,nGnH. | g3|h |«» Woolly.
m| ATLANTIC CITY '
jOtt HIILMAN JUL'AN A. HIllMAN
E j. Christian MYERS
VtTe ******- '
Madison
Overlooking Ocean at Ulmoti Ate.
FOURTH OF JULY
WEEK-END SPECIAL
4 GLORIOUS' DAYS c
ROOM-BATH-MEALS $0|| $22.50
Thun. Fri S«t. Sun. JWI {25.00
or Fri. to Mon.
PER PERSON- TWO IN ROOM
NEW • FIREPROOF
Surf Rathinc from Hotel
FITTER A HOLLINGER. INC.
DOUBLE Vacation Enjoyment!
—at Colton Manor, where finest
accommodations, delicious meals,
superb surroundings—are modestly
priced. Fascinating“Ship's Decf*
Bathing from hotel.
ATTRACTIVE DAILY,
.'WEEK-END AND
K^JWEEKLY RATES.
ijfV Paul Auchtar, Mgr. J
ONE OF ATLANTIC CITY'S FINEST HOTELS
WltrGW1
il 9 North Georgia Aoo.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
Capacity 844
OH TEC *3.00 Up Daily
IlMIE* 817.50 Up Weekly
INCLUDING ENCEI.LF.NT MEALS
Select clientele. Within two block* of
Union Station *nd Convention Hall.
Bathing from hotel. Parking facilities.
Booklet. Phone 4-9294. 27th Tear. ;
^EMERSON CROUTHAMEL. Managgr
HOTEL BRIGHTON
ON BEACH FRONT-OVERLOOKING RARK
rho favorite ATLANTIC CITY Rendtzvcui
of those seekingan old time hospitality and de
lightful atmosphere of contented, joyous living.
*7 UP DAILY UP DAILY
• single, with meals * European Plow
j Special Weekly Rates
PRIVILEGES OF SURF BATHING CASINO
FREE OF CHARGE
FirtDroof Addition — Brighton Grill — Garage
Environment Socially Desirable
HOTEL DeVILLE
Kentucky Ave.. Overlooking Boardwalk
and Ocean.
“New Modern Room and Bath
"Sunny Southern Exnosure"
WONDERFUL MEALS INCLUDED
$4 DAILY $25 WEEKLY
Minimum Rate «*:*:.50 Weekly
Beautiful Bridal Suites
Every Recreational Feature T M. O'Brien
nC0ORNE
D COB. PACIFIC
ff*ND ARKANSAS AVINUH
^^Shobt block prom beach g
MILLION DOLLAR RtBB
A Pleasant Family Hotel fora Happy Vaca
tion. Suites with bath. OPEN SURROUND
INGS BATHING FROM HOTEL ELEVR.
Garage. S.iDay up—with Meals Special Week
ly European Flan also^E. W. HOCKENBURY
DRINCETON
KENTUCKY AVE. pear Beach
*3 D‘y w“'h *20 w‘ek
$1.50 Day Without Meals
Phnn, IMH.Y_W. S. BACHMAN’.
“GLASLYN-CHATHAM"
On Beautiful Park Place
Unobstructed Ocean View Across Park.
One Hundred Well-appointed Rooms.
Modern Conveniences Bathing From
Rooms Quiet Refined Environment.
Moderate Rates—Booklets
Ownership Management N. L. JONES.
MONTICELLO
e OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVE.
DAILY PER PERSON
ROOM and MEALS
(Two in Room)
_A fetter A Holllntcf Haiti
HOTEL STANLEY
Ocean End-South Carolina Ave.
$1 Daily; $2.50 with Meals
_BAB—GRILL—DANCING_
Amr* A ^%V7Tenr.. Ave. near Beach.
I-I* ARY --Meal Plan. S2.o<> ud
111 . M I\ I Day, Breakfast to Noon.
1 M Din.. 5-S. A. G. Lovette.
SHORE H A M
Virginia Ave., just off Beach and Steel Pier.
Open porches, elevator, free bathing. Out
side airv rooms, running water. up
dally. Private bath, $1.30 up. Special weekly.
W rite tor booklet. J. Bickar. Own.-mgt.
VILLA NOVA ^rBeVeh.
Ocean View Rooms with Running Water.
p^t. baths RA’xon^blc r$tp«, Mrs J. Storey. ;
On Quiet Delaware Av
Fireproof. 100 rooms
Delightfully air-cooled
Garage. Kiddies* Play
ground. Bathing A;
Breakfast Included. Fred
W. Allgaier.
a
RESORTS. RESORTS. RESORTS.
_ATLANTIC CITY. N. J._ATLANTIC CITY, J. ATLANTIC CITY. N. J
Ole /PIPIT tC/a/fo
'ir m //feVUN AXIS
HERE IS COOL HEALTH from tea-savored breeze* . . *
respite from work and relief from worry . . . safety for
children . . . diversion of the Boardwalk, broad beaches and
warm, inviting surf . « . refreshing interests for all ages.
Ocean pier attractions, a dozen theatres, five famous golf courses,
tennis courts, smart shops, restaurants and cafes, deep sea fishing and
•ailing, roller chairing. World s finest hotels . . . and boarding houses.
I \a Featuring CHILDREN’S WEEK —June 26 to July 3
- rfAO* Excellent roads, train and bus service.
For Illustrated Folder, Write ROOM 119, CONVENTION HALL.
rMUMffi£LW
f|\rll’oroucin
-BUL,m
ATLANTIC CITY
Facing Ocean and City Park
Why take a longer trip?
Here you'll find every op
portunity for either rest or
entertainment. Bathing di
rect from hotel. Exclusive
Cabana colony on beach.
tOW HATES STILL PREVAIL ON
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS
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Sat Sail far
HOTEL
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iTLANTIC CITY
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| Ownership “Igt. |
SOO FEETfr.rn BOARDWALK an^UELHE^
pRAnKuninn:
\ AtlanticICity
► Room • Bath - Merit
$24 • $27 • $V0 Weekly
AUo Europe— Plata
RrtUuraac. Virgaaaa Ave.. Half
Block from Steel Peer. Batkiag
. Privilege* • Capacity ISO
HOLMHURST
On Beautiful Pennsylvania Avenug
Second Hotel from Beach
. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
4th July Special
$OFri-Sat-Sun$Q
0 SPECIAL WEEKLY 0
w INCLUDING ALL MEALS w
BATHING FROM HOTEL FREE FIBRIN*
CL V. Sutler, Gen. Mfr.
)YRON
WHERfiT® IMPRESSION 1ASTS j
Assuring •Sofisfoeripn Afnugs. j
*3*?.*WWAU.«^7209.°. I
jE2*22Sm£SmLJS—KSl££5
gHEUpIl
pTH MEALS
4/» European Pkrn
IlFSEE BATH INC
-
meals. MONROE HUTCHINS. |
llotel HEALY
Kentucky Ave. 4th/FamBead!
ELEGANTLY APPOINTED.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED.
Every reeai with running hot and
cald water. Private baths. Elevator
to straot. Fraa bathing allowed from
hetal with uso of showers. Daneing.
Ph. 4-0931.
DATCC ^ ur DA1LT
KAICO $18 IR WEEKLY
Including meals of superior quality.
Mona — request. A. NEALY.
ENJOY A GAY WEEK-END HOLIDAY
THIS EOUKTH
OF JULY
✓
You’ll find independence fro
routine this week-end at the
Ambassador. Outdoor and indoor sports and activi
ties will crowd the hours with gay good times.
Surf and pool bathing. Roller chair adventures
along the Boardwalk. Sun-swept hours on the Sun
Deck and the beach. Golf. Deep-sea fishing. Tea in
the new Ocean Lounge. Dancing and entertainment.
Games in the Bagatelle Club. And there’s amusement
for the children, too, in the new Mother Goose Room.
Washington Mosaromtion Affirm
Telephone; National 538?
THE AMBASSABOH
William Hamilton, Managing /hrertor •Atlantic City
To Vice Presidents
in charge of vacations —
!This summer, merge the lure of the sea with the
luxury of the Traymore! Use your own generous
sized bedroom as vour dressing room, bathe on the
private beach, loll in the rahanas. It'a the kind of
a holiday that Bl ILD.S1 The food, the surroundings,
the people are the kind you'll most enjoyl Make
your reservations at once, for the ohoiceat accom
modations. Detailed rates will be sent on request.
hot reservations, telephone District 30f>0
7feIMYM0RE<jO
BE>NETT E. TOt SLEY 1
General Manager
AN ENTIRE BLOCK ON THE BOARDWALK AT NEW JERSEY AVE
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ! [
Room and Bath * ;
Breakfast and Dinner » ;i
00 and up per day £ :
pPresr0B 2 PERSONS IN A ROOM £
Atlantic city, new jersey
On the /3oardu>aUu)
Two-Meal Plan
■ Rates as Low as
Per Week C*OT PA T"° Persons
In a Room
nightly. Hot and cold sea Thr'e-Meal Plan antf European
water in all bathe. Rates on Request.
CONTINENTAL
So. Tenn. Are. ROOMS with runninr teatrr
SI per day. per person. BATH. *‘
per day. Greatest bargain for rooms ever of- !
fered. Bathing: from hotel. JOO ft. from St.
Nicholas Church. Garage. M. Walsh Duncan
STERLING
Kentucky Aye. Near Beach
ROOM and MEALS CA4
Bathing Privilegea '*/ I
FREE PARKING weekly
_JOHNSON. Own. Mat._
New Clarion
American and European Plana—and
One or Two Meal Plan.
Bathe from your room._S. K. BONIFACE
S. Carolina Are., nr. Brach. Amrr..
up. Spcl. wklv. Europ.. Si.no up: run.
water, prir. toilet or bath. STth vr. A. L.
Tirijer._____!
mm as |4kjaaa South Kentucky Are.
nil niCrflra Rooms only Sl:l week
IVIUI^UIl fnr ■: Free bathlns
■ liniWII E B.JVoorhees. owner
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
Brlahter and More Attractive than ever
Hotel accommodations. Cottaaes and
Apartments (furnished or unfurnished) at
rerr reasonablo prices.
(The <£nlnttial
115 S. NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE !
American and European plan. Open all
year. Near beach. Modern throughout.
The Colonial dining room, known for
its good food, is ooen to the public.
R. Rawley.
I Room*I.qg up daily i
• ■
I /bcated on Jieautiful ■
Pennsglvania Avenue
■ .^""cciTy
nOSCOBEL
Kentucky Avc., Near Beacb
FOURTH JULY SPECIAL
I M Any Time Friday to Sunday
$5—$6—S7 _
DELAWARE CITY SJKWX
Rooms. *1 up. Runnini water. Prlv. Bath.
Sathine Privacies. WM. LAIRD, Prop.
KENTUCKY
|\41A
■ myB.O WITH MEAL}
/II Rooms With Both or Running Wofer
Elevator BathinqPrivileqe>
~ Euva M King . Prop.-'*
Tennessee Ave. A Beach
Airy Rooms. Private BatH
or Running Water
Special Daily and
Weekly Rates
___'_Free Bathing—Elevator
rAROR INN °ccan end Connecticut
I ADUI\ lim Avc SpPclal rates; 8gm#
luality table maintained for past .'10 yrs.
S.l.OO ( P. DAILY; *17.50 LP. WEEKLY.
Ownership Management. J. P fc A. M. Dunn
Albemarle
Virginia Avc. Nr. Beach
Boom and BREAKFAST ^ j
Julv 1th Week End—Fri. to Sun. ^
DADYAUj Rea?h. Rooms only
Iflllil I l||l sr: work for Fir'1
" WB* bathing E B Voor
_hees. Ow'ner
mmw± m All 1 l‘i So. Tenn. Ave. near
DMi V Beach Rooms only >M(»
I PIUli W weekly lor Free bath
■ ■■■■%# ■_ing. C. H Pawley prop.
17?, MORTIMER
WEEKLY. Virginia Ave. and Beach.
With Meals in room). Running water
ind bath. Free bathing. C. V. Mortimer,
r

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