, RESORTS.
FALMOUTH, MASS.
S30»WEEKLrSir
Priv«U |««ch*72* W«ftr«GoK •fnnnii
Fishing «Rom«nc«*Nightiy Dancing nn Promanada
Dack • SprinkUr Systam • Nativa Saafaod Spacialtit*
WriH ft taatJat — Capt J. BtftnM, H—t
__kennebunkport, me.
%-NONANTUM
II KENNEBUNKPORT, MAINE.
' °,n® of the most popular'hotels
V 11 this exclusive resort. Golf
»nd every recreational feature.
Elevator, steam heat, booklet,
complete sprinkler system.
FELIX BBIDGER. Manacer
POCONO MANOR, PA.
WE
Pamper portals
ON VACATION AT
%OCOHO
Excellent coif, ridiec.
swimming .. . indoors Ml
outdoors rilled with enter*
tainment for everybody—
that's P.M. for your SUM
mer vacation. Delightfully
cool, friendly and informaL
Farm-fresh food. Bring the family to
•he top of the Poconos tor the summer
HERMAN V YEAGER, Generol Mono**
POCOMO MANOR, PAp
rOCONO MOUNTAINS, PA.
IUTHE RL AND
■ 1000 ten moil
) Atop the Poconos. Only 5>/4 hour*
from Washington. Planned activ
yj lties or relaxation In the plney
j*. / mountain air. Private lake, sand
beach, tennis, indoor and outdoor
shuflleboard golf riding, library,
evening social life. All inclusive
_ _ rates, 05 to $4!i Restricted
yOCONO PINES. PENNA.
Wash, office: 906JOth SI. NJV._HE, 1337
«inn
BUCK HILL BALLS, PA.
Only 5 hours to this 5.000-acre
mountain beauty spot. 300 fire-proof
/rooms. 8 clay tennis courts. 07-hole
golf. Olympic-size outdoor pool; rid
ing. Selected clientele. J. J. Nolan,
01- 15th St, N W,. Rep. Nat OBiiO.
Capacity 300. Highest spot in Poconoa.
Golf at Hotel. All sports. Home cui
sine. Selected clientele. Booklet. Write
H. E. & J M. GEISSINGER. Box 10.
Bell Tel. Cresco 3311.
jam
_BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT. PA.
Spacious home. 5 bedrooms. 3 baths, open
fireplaces; 3 acres of land, well landscaped;
3-car garage; children's play house; near
golf course and swimming pools 1500 ft.
elevation. Rent. S300 for balance of sea
son. Phone Wisconsin 3017 Monday or
Tuesday.
BEDFORD SPRINGS, PA.
SCHWEXKSVILLE, PA.
Private estate. Cool. Verandas, walks,
lawns, seenery, cottages, sports, hostess!
restricted: ISO mi. from Wash. Dist. SHOO.
DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA.
THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE. —
Cool. Comfortable. A family resort for
vacationists and tourists. Booklet. Mrs.
E. Hauser di Sons.__
PEN MAR, PA.
THE L1NDON
Rooms well furnished. Home eomforts.
Good meals. Chicken dinners a specialty.
Close to park and station. Reasonable.
_MRS. RUTH COOK. Mar.
PARK VIEW Earae Torches,
r « R VIEW Fac|nri>mrk.
Hot and Cold Running Water in All Rooms.
Mrs. C. Middlekauff.
The Traveler's Notebook
*
The Farmers Take In the Tourists, and Both Like
It; Louisiana Gets a Pecan Recipe; What
California Is Doing in August
By JACQUES FUTRELLE, Jr,
Travel Editor.
Giving city folk a taste of real
down-on-the-farm life has been de
veloped as a major sideline of the
vacation industry in the area
around Watertown, N. Y„ and this
year some 20,000 rural families liv
ing in the Thousand Islands region
of upper New York primped up
their homes to cash in on the tourist
crop. For the farmer it beats work
ing 16 hours a day squeezing a
living out of the land, and the city
“slicker” enjoys the novelty of farm
life, even to the extent of helping
with the chores, the dude farmers
have discovered.
Two years ago Maurice Humphrey
of Cape Vincent, on the St. Law
rence River, accepted two young
men from the city. Their short
stay netted him a profit of $11. Last
year he developed his "dude” busi
ness to the extent of feeding 45
vacationists at one sitting. It was
fairly easy to find out what the city
people liked. For one thing, they
revel in the informality of the life,
the endless stream of fresh milk,
eggs and vegetables that are heaped
upon the tables; the fishing and
even work, which kept them out in
the sun.
Howard Fadlay, another Cape
Vincent farmer, tells of one man
who stayed on his place for a week
and did little else than milk cows.
He went home happy. But fishing
in the St. Lawrence and its tribu
taries is the most popular diversion
of Mr. Radley's summer guests. The
life is amusing for the farmers, too.
One of the Radley boarders had
never seen a cow, another learned
to his astonishment that butter was
made from milk.
Mrs. Neil Warren has found that
her late-sleeping guests are those
who are required by their jobs to
get up early. Among the early
risers are vacationists who in their
work-a-day world walk to work.
Out of their experience in cater
ing to city people have come a
series of “don’ts” for guests. Don’t,
they say, try to milk a cow from
the left side, the right is proper.
Don’t carry eggs in your arms,
use a basket. Don’t rush out with
the energetic intention of showing
the farmer his day’s work can be
finished by noon; the guest usually
collapses trying and the farmer has
to do it over again. Don’t be “high
hat,” especially at the table; farm
ers lead a hard, simple life, and to
enjoy them and your stay be one
of the family.
*****
Several months ago the Notebook
RESORTS.
VIRGINIA.
IN THE MOUNTAINS OF VIBGINIAl
Bryce’s Hotel and Cottages, Basye. Va.. 11
miles west of Mt. Jackson. Va. 24th year.
Bigger and better each year Reputation
built on food and service. Sulphur and
iron water baths. All sports. Swimming,
tennis, nool. croquet, free. Saddle horses
bicycles for hire. American nlan,
S2.n0 Der day. $15.00 and $12.60 per
week. Booklet. Pleasant stopover from
Sky Line Trail. _Wm. R. Bryce. Owner._
bird haven, va.
SHENANDOAH
Alum Springs Hotel
3 miles east Orkney Springs. High in
the Allegheny Mountains. RIDING.
SWIMMING. TENNIS. DANCING. SOFT
BALL MOUNTAIN CLIMBING. GOLF
COURSE AVAILABLE Never a dull mo
ment. Scenic roads to historic spots.
A Vacation That Will Do You
Good
Invigorating mountain air. Health-giv
ing waters. Delicious home cooked
food. FRIED CHICKEN. OLD VIR
GINIA HAM. FRESH GARDEN VEGE
TABLES All outside rooms Inner
spring mattresses on all beds Blankets
needed every night. Private baths or
running water in every room. Spacious
porches Weekly rates. $15 up. week
end $3.60 up. Will meet Greyhound
busses Restricted. Write for booklet.
Mr. A Mrt. Roit. Bird Haven, Va.
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA. ~
3 VACATIONS IN ONEI
Roomf bath, t a pec
meals & golf for '*IU "*•*<
Enjoy a cool dip in an outdoor
pool; dancing on the Marine
Roof overlooking water. (No
cover charge.) Excellent golf
course. Nearby places of hi*,
toric interest: Williamsburg,
Yorktown, Jamestown. Take
the night boat, train or drive.
Enjoy this vacation value.
Write for reservations—NOW.
The CHAMBERLIN
Old Point Comfort, Virginia
L SIDNEY BANKS. PrcuMmt J
RALPH J. HEWLETT. Mgr. A
MACANIE, VA.
Cbatet
COOL COM- WASHjf] FOR A REAL
-^ T \enjoyable
MOUNTAIN
VA C ATI ON
\AMER. PLAN
#J * A DAY
T-JTT*... \$/5~A WEEK
FOR FOLDET \PlENTY OF
ADDRESS: _ __\FiNES7 FOOD
SKY CHALET - MACANIE'VA.
OCEAN VIEWTV/L
OCEAN VIEW. NEAR VA. BEACH—FariT
cottage, 6 ruts., bath; clean; overlooks
water. Cheap. Call Owner DI. S683 for
partlenlars. Br day or week. •
VIRGINIA BEACH, VA._ VIRGINIA BEACH, VA.
emuERl
Mill' KICI till * *111111 till
Trililitiil j£kt
•I III
A 2 50-toe PI cut! re Dominion" 2 gall
COunet, private ocean bench, sublet, pool,
tennis count, everything! Restricted clien
tele. Surprisingly low Aaserion FIs*
Rates. For drtsilt:
Roland Eaton, Managing Dim*t
New Waverley Hotel
Virginia Beach, Va.
Finest surf bathini. roll, tennis.
rldinr, all sports
Ocean Front—Every Convenience
Private Bathe
BOOKLET B.
MBS. B. G. POBTEB, Mir.
VIRGINIA BEACH, VA.
Directly an the Ocean Front.
>2 new additional rooms with private
er connecting bath. Cool, modern, beau
tifully decorated. Lobby and dining room
enlarged. American plan. Excellent
meals.
MRS. C. J. SMITH, Manager._
VIRGINIA BEACH, VA.
■nlarged and redecorated throughout.
62 cool, comfortable rooms. American plan.
Reasonable rates. Miss Virginia Leggett,
manager.
HOTEL NEWCASTLE JE&V
Ob Ocean Front at l»th (t Booklet.
A
On the Ocean at
VIRGINIA BEACH
HOTEL
VIRGINIA
CHALFONTE
SSth Street and Ocean An.
MODERN COFFEE SHOP
Open IS Hours Daily
$5 to $9 per Person Daily
$60 to $110, Double, Weekly
American Plan (With Meal*)
Club Privileges
Management: G. W. * R. W. Brawn
Associated with Washington Hotels
_and Clubs tor over ten gears. _
FITZHUGH STSSrre
Reasonable Rates—Southern Cooking
Completely remodeled. Private batha.
Irs. Mary 8. Payne. Mrs. W. P. Glever
Phone Va. Beach 682
3Franrt0 Ruffin Rntrl
_ Ocean front at 12th It.
Reasonable Ratee, Excellent Peed.
printed the "official" Louisiana
recipe for creole pecan pralines.
Mrs. Le Grand Firmin of Philadel
phia also received a copy and grate
fully contributed her own recipe for
pecan crisps to the Louisiana Tour
ist Bureau. Relayed to the Note
book, it is reproduced here:
V2 cup shortening.
Vi cup butter.
2 Vi cups brown sugar.
2 eggs.
2 Vi cups sifted flour.
Vi teaspoonful salt.
Vi teaspoonful soda.
1 cup chopped pecans.
Thoroughly cream butter and
shortening. Add sugar and eggs,
beating well. Add flour sifted with
salt and soda. Mix. Add pecans.
Drop from teaspoon into well
greased cookie sheet, spacing about
2 inches apart. Bake in oven at 250
degrees for 12 or 15 minutes. Makes
6 dozen cookies.
* * * *
Highlights in Southern Califor
nia's calendar for August follow:
To August 30—“Symphonies Un
der the Stars,” Hollywood Bowl.
Symphony, ballet, opera in outdoor
setting, with 100-piece Los Angeles
Philharmonic Orchestra.
To August 10—Ninth annual Fes
tival of Arts, Laguna Beach.
August 4 — Rough-water swim
around Balboa Island; 2-mile
course.
August 4—Mark Twain Day, Mono
Lake. National Outboard Associa
tion sanctioned motor boat meet.
“Queen of the Sierra” contest—rifle -
shoot, tennis tournament, swim
races, etc., at unique chemical lake
immortalized by Mark Twain in
"Roughing It.” Twain cooked
RESORTS
MARYLAND.
SPEND TOUR VACATION la thTmountalns
on beautiful Deep Creek Lake. 6A miles
Shore line: cottares for rent: beating,
swimmins dancing. For information write
C. M. HAILEY, Oakland. Md.
SHADY SIDE, MD.
RURAL HOME HOTEL
Famous Food. Marvelous Bathing. Sunset I
Trip on Bay Daily. A. W. Andrews, Prop, i
_ Phone West River 42-V-5 29* j
OCEAN CITY, MD.
There’s FUN for the ENTIRE
family during the delightful
month of July. A SAFE
beach. 2-mile boardwalk*
world’s record Ashing*
ail sports and smuse
■ e n ts. Modern
hotels. apart
ments. cot
tares — at
pleasing
rates.
k Write Chamber ,
of Commeree.
The Stephen Decatur
A modern restful vacation Hotel, on
the Boardwalk, facing the aea; American
Plan. 60 rooms. 30 baths free bcthing
facilities, lockers parkins space. Delicious
Maryland meals. Write for rates and book
let ; 8 " EARL E. CONLEY. Mgr.
Boardwalk and 3rd St.
A hotel of distinction and refinement,
catering to a discriminating clientele
Season,_June I4th-Sept. 15th.
TLANTIC
Ocean City’s Largest. Finest Hotel.
S4.A0 no DIt. *25 Willy. Am.
_Finn. Dr. C. W. Purnell. Phone 180.
MAYFLOWER
pointed. Capacity 300. Owner-Management.
THE DEL-MAR **-“
Private Baths. MBS, g. I. CABBY.
APTS. ...“tt,
E. 8 8TROHECKER. Balto. Aye., Dlv. St.
STODDARD FACING OCEAN
Home-like, moderate rates! hot and cold
water in every room. _ _ _
LANKFORD A”£“
On Boardwalk; garage. M. B. Qolllln. Fran.
THE BELMONT
Ocean Front Boom.—Modern
Eeasonable. Fhone 13. Minnie Hoarno Janet
BIIP m IfPBB On Boardwalk. Beam*
BREAKERS
gate bath. Phone 78.JC. H. Timmons. Prop.
ni||Ma|| Boardwalk, oaean front.
KlllPflll Modern eonr.. *3.00 day
■•IMh'IW n: (is week op.
Phone 72. __H. L. Hastings. Prop.
HASTINGS HOTEL'ffljrWtft;
Parkin* Space, modern, homelike, reaseu
able rate*. MRS^CHAS. LCDLAM. _
T,Hf DENNIS
eelN cniiine, running water in au rooms.
Mrs. E E. Dennis. Owncr-Mgr. ___
THE PUMHIMMOH
On the Boardwalk._Phono 5BB.
M k lEOTir Oeean front room and
NlAJEslI II meala gt to (A dally.
r 8*0 to *35 weekly.
Free Parking and Bathing. C. Parker Smith.
COLONIALS^
___ • •
braddock heightsTmie
I Comp Schley Inn
Fairmont Cottage
Washington Cottage
Now Open—All Under Management of
Miss Clara E. Coblenti.
Write or phone for reservations and rates—
Braddock Heights 2S31
Special Sunday Dinner, $1.00
Plate Dinner, 75c
VINDOBONA HOTEL
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS, MD.
Phone Braddock Heights 2*01
A modern mountain resort hotel on
il* hanse. M rooms,
beantlfnlly famished. Excellent food
and serrlee. Weekly rates anon resoest.
M. J. Croshan. Manarement.
COBLENTZ
MOUNTAIN HOUSE
(Formerly Seaehrist Maintain Bran)
NEWLY FURNISHED
MRS. H. B. COBLENTZ
Phone Braddock Hts. 2501
REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL.
,-rvww
_1 -w«*_
ENGEL HAUTNNF
10 Delaware Are.. Rehohoth Beach. Dela
ware. An attractive heme-like • topping
plan located in the ocean Meek. Rooms
with meals, St.(Ml per Sap per person.
Phene 8601.__
Rehobotii Beach, Delaware
IK
A
breakfast In hot springs of lake’s
Pahoa Island, noted for mud pots,
hot rocks, steam vents and other
remnants of volcanic days. Negit
Island noted as bird sanctuary.
Lake at 6,000 feet elevation.
August 4—Sixth annual Catalina
Manhattan - Hermosa aquaplane
race. Several dozen men and
women aquaplane riders, piloted by
motor boats, in unique race across
channel
August 6 to September 2—Horse
racing, Del Mar Turf Club, Del Mar.
Daily pari mutels at Bing Crosby’s
track.
August 10-18—Southern California
Tourist Trailer Convention and
Outing Show, Huntington Beach.
August 14-18 —Newport Harbor
Race Week, Newport Harbor Yacht
Club.
August 15-17—Old Spanish Days
fiesta, Santa Barbara. Community
noted fpr Spanish architecture, his
toric past and fine horses turns time
backward to era of old Spanish
grandees. Business of today com
pletely halted for parades, pageants,
songs, dances, rodeo events. Entire
populace in colorful costumes of
early Spanish California. Attracts
200,000 visitors.
August 22-24 (tentative)—Annual
Navy relief carnival, United States
Marine Corps Base, San Diego.
August 22-25—“Fiesta Ranchera,”
Santa Paula. Farm harvest festival
in “lemon capital of the world.”
Rodeo. Every one in Western cos
tume.
August 25—Sunland-Tujunga Fi
TRAVEL.
... HUMWMMWHHMMNmMinnNUNMIlinHNW^W
■ SKY-LAND TOURS TO f|
1 COLORADO 1
'*» AND ™I %
ROCKIES ,
9 FUN-PACKED DAYS • WAJSJT
I Leave St. Leuis every Sunday SB
until SepLSth
Visiting: ★Denver ★Estes I
Park ★Rocky Mt. National ■
Park ★Grand Lake ★Glen- I
wood Springs ★Royal Gorge, ||
Colorado Springs. ;f
Ask your TRAVttACERT today, or 1
AMERICAN EXPRESS
11111 F Street N.W. ,,
Willard Hotel Bids.
. ’Phone N’Ational 2823 y*
Waahinston, D. C.
MX ABOUT THE NEW. DEFERRED I
PAYMENT PLAN. FOR THESE TOURS Eg
RESORTS.
OCEAN GROVE, N. J.
OCEANVIEW Broadway * Cent7aL
WVIMn T 1 tTT Ocean Groye. N. J.
Convenient Close to Resell
BREAKFAST ineloded with ROOM
i Modest Rates. Booklet._l. K. Beldler
SHAWMONT hLSTS^Tt.
A Better.Close House. Directly on Bcoeh.
Modern Accommodations at Modest Bates.
Clean—Cool—Inquiry Invited. I. A. Show.
QII p C M ON OCEAN FRONT.
U E L n OCEAN GROVE N. J.
Good Moderate Rate Hotel. American or
European Plan. Write H. W. Williams.
STONE HARBOR, N. J.
iF~¥oiTcARE
For oU thu is hast in summer -nmilli
Ult: o family resort carefully r’snmid
•r-d restricted: s raootieai place mu wilt
fullnll Mvrv desire, then rhooee
STONE HARBOR. N. J.
For Booklet Write PnbUrttf Director
HAGGLAND CbTTAGE~£ffi&g
! 101st tc Sunset Dr., nr. Ocean A Bay. $2.50
! day: SIB wk. with meals Bkt. OM.Haggland
_ASBURY PARK, N. J.
AsKigY Carlton
ASBURY FARR. N. J.
1th Ave., Facing Ocean
A refined popniar-prieed oeean
front hotel. Fireproof. Thor
oughly modern. Every reom with
private lavatory or
hath. Elevator,
American Plan
•6 np
European Plan
S3.00 up
OPEN ALL TEAR
Phone
4200 Asbury Park .
H. S. Jaekson.
i Manager
THE LAKELYN
303 Sunset Ave.. Overlooking the Oeean.
St Dally American $22.50
Per Person Plan Weekly Dp
Restful Atmosphere. Delicious Meals.
European Rates an Request. S. H. Van Nets.
U A V VI jCXA/ 300 7th Ave.
•Vl AT TIE TV Asbury Park, N. J.
SI.50 Dp Earapean.
Block from Beach. American or European.
Running Water and Beantyrest Mattreases
In All Rooms. Tel. Asbnry Park 1711.
_OCEAN CITY, N. J.
HEALTH
FOR YOU
freedom, too
— with wise
restrictions.
Clean, wide,
safely sloping
beaches. Cool
surf, sailing,
fishing, tennis, golf. Whole*
some Boardwalk amusements,
hospitable hotels.
"* \ to. ScOutttully IHyit.otod
I \ SoeHot, »>.ie
i 6“u.,s \ Publicity Dopertmont •• 11
I f c"i ,»tl fcm cm. a i
|W 6th A Central Ave.
I^^Ocnnf City, N. J. Enropean Plan.
W Priv. Bath. Running Water in
bAll Rooms. Convenient to Beach, _
Stores, Anditorinms._■■
smjmJ
HflNSCOM
asijfataHntd
^ Restaurant Open to Public
WOODWARD-ARMS
10th b WESLEY AVE.
Stag at tha Best far the Leaet. Near
Beach nag gtattea. Homelike._
HOTEL BISCAYNE
OCEAN CITY. N. J.—MODERN. AMERICAN
FLAN. Running Water or Private Bath.
Burl Bathing Accom. Booklet. Elevator.
Ellgabcth Blundln_
DEI f EVITE ang Oeeaa Ave.
PuMlElT UL Elavatare Oaatral
Batkina Frtv. |. J. MeCONXELL, Mat.
esta. Sunland-Tujunga Valley. His
torical celebration reminiscent of
“days of the Verdugos," when ’49ers
held sway and bandit Vasques
roamed territory. Parade, entertain
ment, “Kangaroo' Kourt, ’’ penalising
those not in costume of era.
Pittman Kotes Three
Convention High Lights
By the Associated Press.
RENO, July 20.—Three things
were outstanding at the Democratic
National Convention to Senator
Pittman, Democrat, of Nevada.
They were, he said: The large
majority given to President Roose
velt on the first ballot, the strength
manifested by Paul V. McNutt and
the complete lack of enthusiasm
shown for Henry A. Wallace, the
Democratic choice for Vice Presi
dent.
Senator Pittman, returned home
to file for re-election before return
ing to Washington.
RESORTS.
NEW JERSEY.
Mi ^*y
EXCITING! DIF
dql -a FERENT! Is the way to de
!"lb« * Vacation at TRIFLE
. W 4. LAKE RANCH! Lone, thrill
Jar rides thra moan tain trails. High tiers,
tlen . . . three lakes . . . tennis . . ,
frit,- • • *S“,” dancing, etc. Yen’ll meet
really congenial people.
No estra charges . . . Net restricted.
TRIPLE LAKE BANCH, 8UCCASUNNA.
?•....*•_Triangle S-2IS3
_ BEACH HAVEN, N. J.
*rfth soo water. . . Best hWw^l
sad bathing on Now Jersey eoost . Sara )
ssbtf from Her Ftrw ... Res tennis marls. J
R- F. Engle. Mgr. j
_ AVON.N. J. "
BUCKINGHAM "r
American Plan. Tennis. Golf. Pishing.
Bathing from Hotel. Boating Oarage.
Refined. Private Baths. Cocktail Bar.
Moderate Rates on Reaaest.
_A. L HARVEY it BON.
CAPE MAY, N. J.
Ireeie-rwep! beaches —cool, dean,
comfortable. Refreshing surf-bathing.
Gay kardwalk attractions. Fishing,
tennis, golf—fine hotels, furnished cot
tages and apartments — everything
for a smart (yet inexpensive) summer.
Cepe May on Parade, July 35,3*. 37
Far booklet, write I. ORANT SCOTT
Seem 33 City Mott, Cape May, N. J.
A Complete Vacation at
'Tiu Admiral
CAPE MAY. N. J.
Fireproof—Cool—Capacity 800—Most Lux
unous Directly on ocean—Own swim
ming Pool—Tennis—Bowling—Ballroom—
Surf bars—Cocktail rooms—Music—Bridge
—Oolf — Fishing — Bicycling — Riding—
Theater—Finest food—Restricted clientele
—Weekly rates from 836.00 each person,
two to a room. American plan._
ON CAPE MAY'S BEACH FRONT
Coal. homelike, a *70 weekly n
overlooking beach v‘» with meals
and Boardwalk. Beds ennipned
Special wee k 1 y • with Innersprlng
rates. Bathing. mattresses. Free
Owner-Mgt.0***” •
COLONIAL—STAR VILLA
THE LAFAYETTE
Directly on beach front. Exceptional surf
bathing Hospitality-refinement. Unsur
passed food. Bathhouses glev. Garage.
_WILDWOOD, N. J.'
e,lExttnsht, hut ml Exptnih*”
DMWELLS
Amtricaa anA EartNan Plan, BaaklN
__ 1. g. Olwell. Prop,. Wildwood, N. J.
xoooo
HMMMNf
VACATION
HOTEL
Q.C.WHITgDELL-WitowoooJU
CCIDD
«ji^r from bench
^na ••th.e^rhlM • n.C SKIPP
ARLINGTON HOTEL
OlQ MAGNOLIA AVI. NEAR BEACH
Slo 2-Meal Plan. Private Bath*.
iThWkly. * r,rk'n'- C H
ROSEMONT INN
210 E. Glenwood Ave.
Banning Water la All Rooms. Free Parkins.
Owner Mst. Mrs. C. L. Monsler.
MARYLAND HALL
327 E. WILDWOOD AVE.—AT BEACH
Wildwood's newest hotel. Free Bathtns.
Parkins. Amer. Eur. Plan. Reas. Booklet.
E. K 8HORDAT.
JUAmKI HOTEL. Wildwood Ave. Vi
WALUIl Bl. to Beach. Am. * Enron.
Write lor Special Weekly Rates. Bathins
from Hotel. Free Park. Mrs. Fred J. Greiner.
WILDWOOD CREST, N. J.
fc V AC ATIO N Fp LE AS u ReT^
WksMitf For booklet writ* M
ITJjf-... Publicity Director. jM
Boro. Hell
Dunes of Sand
Give Skiers
Summer Thrills
TADOU88AC, Province of Quebec,
—July 20.—Gigantic dunes of sand,
some of them more than 800 feet
high, stretching for more than 2
miles and pitched at a breathless
angle, are now the newly discovered
paradise of skiers and tobogganists
from Quebec who find that upon
the precipitous sands of Taduossac
they can reach speeds better than
40 mile an hour and can perform
ftn the steep sand slopes many of
the dizzy evolutions which they
have been accustomed to perform on
well-packed snow in winter.
When Quebec skiers found that
on the sand mountains of Tadous
sac they could enjoy their winter
sport in summer, they started week
end migrations to Tadoussae. Ta
dousaac lies at the Junction of the
St. Lawrence and Saguenay Rivers.
The skiing grounds are 3 miles from
town, where a pine-covered plateau
descends In precipitous dunes to the
beach.
At present a light truck and wind
lass operating a long manlla rope
are being used to get sportsmen and
women to the top.
Several toboggans have been
brought to the sand mountains and
attain rocket-llke speed In descend
ing the steep slopes, traveling for
several hundred yards on the level
after reaching the base of the dunes.
*
Tire Blast Breaks Leg
BURLINGTON, N. J., July 10 UP).
—Floyd E. Booth, 18, of Plant City,
Fla., started to change a flat tire.
The spare exploded, throwing him
to the highway. He was taken to
Zurbrugg Memorial Hospital, Riv
erside, with a fractured leg.
RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Come—
and i» FREE
Come with your swim suit,
your sun togs and after
dinner finery. Bring along
your tennis shoes and fish
ing tackle, your golf clubs
and the family! And plan
to spend your entire vaca
tion here . . . there's so
muph to do, and see, and
enjoy, along Atlantic City's
lively beaches and exciting
Boardwalk! Living accom
modations for every budget.
For pictorial Booklet, also Vitosone Folder,
address Mayor Thomas D. Taggart, Jr.,
Room i ip, City Hall, Atlantic City, N. J.
Fisa
Address
City_State
RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
In the MERRY-GO-ROUND
Dinner ani Sapper Dancing
NAT BRANDWYNNE
And His Orchestra »
ENIOY A SUPREMELY
GAY VACATION /Vow/
SUMMER, • sparkling sea, and l
for your enjoyment—the glamour U
and charm of America's Smartest I
Resort Hotel. Bright cabana beach ■
with direct-irom-room bathing . . . 1
cool ocean decks . . . sea water I
baths ... a choice of sports. *
Tariff — from $5.50 Single.
$9 Double. Also
American Plan. /
RITZ-CARLTON
WILLIAM MALAXUT, Mamagi.g DinZto,
Madison
Ovtrlfktmt Oetsm si lUiuiuA*.
NEW • FIREPROOF
SPECIAL JULY RATE
WEEKLY FOR TWO CWA
ROOM, BATH, MEALS
ATTRACTIVE DAILY RATES
Daily Concerts & Dances
OCEAN BATHING FROM HOTEL.
.Fetter b Hollinger, Inc.
HOTEL KNICKERBOCKER
Biggait Valua on tha Boardwalk
ATLANTIC CITY
par parson par day,
Earopaan Plan (S in
a room with balk). ■
Spaeial waakly rataa. Also
Amariean Plan. Dalightfal
rastaaranl and Bar-Grill.
Si tbatgt fit man bathing
_bind fnm mm.
THE SHELBURNE
AT YOUR SERVICE!
For o cool, complete
summer — distinctive
appointments, airy
guest rooms, colorful
beach, seaview decks.
Orchestra. Reasonable
Rates. European Plan.
FAMOUS SHELBURNE GRIU
Newly decorated
Paul Armwalda, Mgr.
Shelburne
ATEAHIU CITY
HOLMHURST
On Picturesque Pennsylvania Avenue
Second Hotel Prom Boardwalk
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
*3 DAILY *3
SPECIAL WEEKLY
INCLUDING'ALL MEALS
lathiag Fran Hatal. Fraa Parking
Capacity 300 C. W. stlteer. Free.
wim Heels v Ceres e Plea
PAnAuS GRILL GARAGE
OWNERSHIP MANAGEMENT
KENTUCKY AVE.. 4th PROM BEACH
Femeue far Its Table (or 30 Tears
raw AND MODERN. PRIVATE BATHS.
Elevator to Street. Bathlnt Prom Hotel.
PRTVATE LOCKERS. PHONE 4-0931.
$3e50»P DAILY.82Q op WEEKLY
A. HEALY. OWNER AND MANAGER
SHOREHAM
Vbilala Ass., jest s» bal t Start (hr. tserleal
yertk. slnater. tree katk’p. kittles ream, leesnyrlaa
nattmasa. In , tartar, *1.25 ap Ely. Prlt. ketk,
*2.00 ip. Ipse, skip. Esakitt. lister. Oae.-Ept
t si rral irnkMTil
Tenw^tve. at aeorAsalS^rSli aeneirtie*
lloa. Oeaaa view raoma. Rurwp. Plan. Rake*
reae. Rtekaarant-Tapraoni. i. R. PollooB.
a
I II ^ T> |
I A FULL WEEK S
VACATION
TOR AS IOW AS $40
Om wstk's (tty
2 persons In t room from (40 es.
1 person in a room from (42
lira Oayt' ttty
2 persons in a room from $20 ea,
1 person in a room from (22.00
Two (ays' stay
2 peraona in a room from (14 fa.
1 person in a room from (ll
Rate includes: Large outside
twin-bed room and bath...
three delicious meals daily
... sun decks... Hotel bus
from station . . . Special ar
rangements for children.
I Privilmgai
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£5£yy^on
VACATION in
SEA COOLNESS
_ Leave sweltering street*
A behind, and dash to the cool
/ ness of the Seaside Hotel.
% Here the shore, food, and
J service are at their best.
/ Enjoy a dip in the ocean,
W beach-lathe from your room,
T doze under a beach umbrella.
I Enjoy the Surf 'n Sand Room.
\ Luxurious living at moderate
\rates. Make reservations today.
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“ Environment Socially Desirabla
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Excellent Meals Included
Rates From $22.50 Weekly
Booms With Both, *27.11® UP Weekly
Roof Sun-Deck. Open **°r*^*ji- tr_
Every Recreational Feature.Src*1»«r.ID'
DANCING. JOHN J._OBRIEN,_ MGR.
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MORTIMER
VIRGINIA AVENUE-NEAR WEEI^PirB
$3«ny. $|7«50 wk.y. M^.s
C. V. MOKTIMER. Owner and Mgr _
Thwrker
Cor. AHantk & Ma**achutaU* Avas.
Rooms With Ronntnt Water #4 EA
or Baths. Bathinc from f|.3U
Hotel. Free Gar ate. From I Dally
S. Tharber, Proa.
TREXllR
s. Carolina Ar. nr. Beach. Earop. plan,
ran. water. *1.0® UP. Free batblnr Prlr.
tell, er hath; alia tint, rma. A. L Trealer.
on J&eauti/ul
B^flPennsulvania Avenue
prfTffil_ATLANTIC CITY_
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