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RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
NORTH CAROLINA AVI. NIAR REACH
Here's everything ior a rest
ful vacation—reasonably
priced — In a friendly
atmosphere of quiet J
dignity and charm.
Featuring Modified
American Plan ^B
John R. Kersey. Mar.
Phooo A. C. S-32SI ^
124 S. TENNESSEE AVE.
$0 £ 0-50 pr p*r,on
A Ot mm Dolly ^ BO room
Write Now. E. B. Von Voorhees,
Atlantic City. Running water alt
rooms. Free bathing.
112 S. KENTUCKY AVE.
, Witt Running Water and Private Bathe
BICKAR, Owaer-Mgr. Phone 4-3453
New York Ave.—Ocean End
ATLANTIC CITY
Special J(*NE Rate
O fl A wkly. per person up per
0 ■ U (2 in room) person daily
Clean, cool rooms. Running water in all
rooms. Baths, showers, innerspring mat
tresses. restaurant.
Ownership management—Phone I-BI48
THE
Ocean End of Park Place
ATLANTIC CITY \
Overlooking Park and Boardwalk I
AMERICAN & EUROPEAN PLANS M
F A. Chidsey. Jr., Own. Mgt. M
CONGRESS
170-178 St. Charles Place, Atlantic City.
Largest side avenue hotel at beach; lo
cated on 2 main streets; 200 cool outside
rooms; private baths; stall showers. Beau
tiful dance floor, game room. Bathing
from hotel. All rooms redecorated and
refurnished. Reasonable rates. European
plan_
Overlooking the Ocean at Kentucky Ave.
ATLANTIC CITY
Ideal location. Spacious Decks. Gav Roof
Deck overlooking ocean. Newly redecorated.
European Plan •American beg. June 15th).
MODERATE RATES.
MRS. THOMAS B O’BRIEN. Owner-Mrt.
Hotel MORTON
VI MIN IA AVE, Nmt M
ATLANTIC 6 IT T
Modified American Plan,
sea water pool, garage. j
Moderate rates, ceutral location.
Send for rate schedule & brochure D
— rr.-a:-, -- =#
St. James Place at Beach. Atlantic City
POPULAR RATES
Shuffle Boards • Ping Pong • Pool Tables
Bathing Direct Elevator
TOM A STELLE MAHONEY. Own. Met.
ST CLARE HOTEL
On Beautiful Pa. Ave. Near Boardwalk
A Distinctive Seashore Hotel.
Mod Rates. Open Surroundings. Gardens.
M. Gitomer. Manager. Phone 4-1797.
Washington Office: Phone NA. 6067.
jllOTELrFRflNKLnr j
VIRGINIA AVENUE \
i Near Beach and Boardwalk (
REASONABLE PRE - SUMMER (
RATES. ALL ROOMS WITH )
BATH. TELEPHONE AND ELE- \
i VATOR SERVICE. BATHING (
FACILITIES. {
Write or call for Reservations )
i A. C. 4-5111 \
ffOLMHURST
££ ATLANTIC CITY
Second Hotel From Boordwolk
On Pieture»quo Ponntylvanio Avon*#
NEW SUN DECK WITH OCEAN VIEW
Fre# Parking and Bathing From Hotol
ModiPod American and European Plan*
Cap. 300 CHARLES W. STITZER, Manogof
I'>0 Nice Rooms. Running Water, Baths,
EXCELLENT RESTAURANT
Delirious Meals from 8 A.M. to 10 P.M.
OCEAN END OF SO. CAROLINA AVE.
Elevator.
130 S. Kentucky. Nr. Beach. Atlantic City
$9.00 up
^ Mm per person—2 in room
Newly renovated. Innerspring mattresses
and running water in every room. Private
baths, tile showers. Restaurant.
Mr. A Mrs Z. < . I’ASVM. Own., Mgr.
Phone A. C. .>-031 | _
F L EETWO0D
Ocean End Tennessee Avenue
“Hotel of Solid Comfort"—One ot Atlantic
Ci v s cleanest Third hotel from Board
walk Bathinc privileges. Garage. Elevator.
Parking Lot. Pleasure to serve you
J. W BINDER—Ownership Management.
_Phone 4-3955_
Madison
Overlooking Ocean at Illinois Ave.
Atlantic City
Enjor an Extended Spring
\isit at Winter Rates
AMERICAN & EUROPEAN PLANS
Doilv Concerts Open b Closed Sun Decks
JOHN R. HOLLINGER. Gen. Mgr.
CniCnil Michigan and Pacific Aves.,
bUlgUn Atlantic City. Nr. Boardwalk.
3 blocks to Station. S'*.OO dav up. Run
ning water. Priv. baths, free parking. Free
bathing from hotel. Ph. 4-9900.
RESORTS.
WILDWOOD, K. J.
1
TOTE BUREAU OF PUBLIC RE
LATIONS FOR 40- PAGE ILLUS
TRATED BOOKLET AND HOTEL
AND APARTMENT DIRECTORY.
'— I -■ V oannaji.
RE.VJOV TOra HO.VEVMQON AT
select Home Cnrironment"
OSEMONT
srs^as;
So"’naFr“”
236 E. CEDAR AVE
WIIDwoob, R j
DAVIS
AtU-tK
Beachwood Hotel
8,0 E. Montgomery Are WIM_ a ~
^t_hJj^/rom_hotel^Kee*park g*Rtfa son able.
Mo'der’nE- th?j2ihd„1^’,e -'Y,,d»«»<EV L
showers. Few feet tn k ^k* ^ hath* or
hotel. Free Dark/nr6 d®*!1*'"* fr®»
ReasonsbJe rates. *' Cenl«’»l location.
HOTEL IVY
rrntral to all attrarlIno.P*r'‘ln* Located
«'-ure_d early.
OCEANIC Bunk Av* ot °,,an
ONE EOOD_MODeJat?C*raTES*W
ON »ACH EdOM-AMEafcAN PIA.
♦ the TIDES 0
305-;t0r E Pivr 'l1.1,11' *—■■■■Hr
Half block tf,bNeachVAn.? -LDHOOD- N J
Balhln, * Parking rM*an PUn- Free
ROV^ARRO^T Owner-Manager ***
— CAPE MAY. nTj. ~
A Complete Vacation at
% Admiral
Cop* May, N. J.
Fireproof. Cool, Capacity ttOO. Most Lux
ur.ous. Directly on Ocean. Own Swimming
Fool. Tennis. Bowling. Ballroom. Surf Bar.
Cocktail Rooms. Music. Bridge- Golf, Fish- I
mg. Bicycling. Riding. Theater. Finest
Foods. Low' Rates. American and Euro
pean plans. Opens June l.V Reduced
Rates June and after Labor Day. Write
for literature.
SEA CHEST IHM "^X.Tj.
American Plan. Good Food. Reas. Rates. ;
Same Mang’t for .'iO years—Aida O. Smith
CARROLL VILLA
Ocean View. All rooms with running water.
Private baths. Central location. American
plan. Renowned for its fine cuisine.
Ownership management. Edith H. Harned.
OCEAN GROVE, N. J.
HOTEL ALBATROSS
OCEAN GROVE. N. J.
A Modern Hotel of the Better Ciau
Located on Ocean7 Pathway
RATES from S;i5 Weekly with Meali
AMERICAN PLAN—NOW OPEN
Facing a large pawk and only *00
feet to Ocean: same to Auditorium
Phone Asbury^ Parak ‘i-'IOHo, M. F. BEARE.
Majestic Hotel F*Pr?v»t?°Ba<lhs lk
OCEAN FRONT AsbS'k'T-'lfMM
OCEAN GROVE, N. J. Mrs. Gro R. Hainra
POCONO MOUNTAINS. PA.
MT. POCONO, PA. A
WHERE YOU CAN REST dt
Every room with private*^jF
bath. Visit us and our fjfl
nearbr quaint mountain IV
village Protestant and Vf
Catholic Churche*. Home 1
style cookine. * \
C. D. HALLOCK. Manarer \
Phone 3811 n
The Young Idea in Summer Fun
Enjov slrepinr thru breakfast on your
vacation? Serve yourself at the Coffee
Bar at new complete 700-acre Vaca
tion Valley in the POCONOS where all
activities are on the around*—tolf,
tennis ridinr. swimminr. beach, own
orchestra. Rates *15 to *51. with metis.
Procure full color booklet thru your
Travel Arent or William P. Wolfe. Rep..
.'•00 5th Ave.» LO 5-1111 or write direct
to Box 21.
Vacation Valiev
On Echo Lake, Penno.
HAWTHORNE INN and COTTAGES
Open to October 18. Ideal in Jl'NE. Com
plete Family Resort. Center of Pocono*.
Fronomiral American Plan. L. C. Denrlcr.
Mt. Pocono. Pa. Recommended by A. A. A.
BUSHKILJL FALLS HOUSE I
In the Pocono Mountains I
Aec. 150. Pool. Orchestra.
All sport*. Soc. dir. Cocktail
bar. Saddle horses. Churches
near. Special June. Sept. rate*.
Ask for Bklt. W. Bushkill. Pa.
Tel. 178___I
SCHWENKSVILLE, PA.
l.MI mi. from Wash. Modern, Homelike.
Moderate rates. Near Churches. Open May
l.Mh-Nov. R. T. Bolti, Owner-Mar,
BEDFORD. PA. BEDFORD, PA.
Planned for Pleasure
The golfing is grand! Challenging 18-hole bent grass
course. The suimming superb! Red Oaks Lake and indoor
pool are fed by famous springs. Surreys u ith costumed
livery. Cocktail Lounge. Picnics, riding, dancing, fishing.
Lovely new interiors and imaginative menus add to your
pleasure. High in the Alleghenies yet so easy to reach!
Call Executive 6481 for summer reservations.
BEDFORD SPRINGS HOTEL
Mountain Read
BEDFORD, PENNSYLVANIA
G. Blond Hoko, Manager
RESORTS.
_ OCEAN CITT, N. J.
IN OCEAN CITY, N. J.—ITS TB
—jfleettoooo—
HTeRIC A*Mh?U ROPE AS "pL* **S
Early Reserratieas Adeieahle.
Ownarahla Manaicaecnt.
REHOBOTH BEACH, PEL.
CREWS GUEST HOUSE. wlUMyrtrato SjJJif!
ar withaat. near the Ocean. MRS. HATTIE!
CREW. 16 Balttmere Are. Rehahath Beach. I
Del. Phene SIS1. __
__—i i
59 Lake Arenae
DeUeleai reed
Telephone 6766
SUDBURY. VT.
SUDBURY INN
SUDBURY. VERMONT.
A Vermont country Inn and 160 acre
(arm on sparkling lake. Private beach
and dock. Untune bar. Managenaent of
l Robert W. Horton, former Washington
newspaper correspondent and Lola C.
Horton, author, cookbook and cooking
column. Write for folder.
MARBLEHEAD. MASS. ~
%UARB0R inn
MARBLEHEAD.-MASS.
Waterfront rooms, $6.00 up per
I parson, me. breokfast. Selected
Yj Clientele. Excellent cuisine. Din
ing room managed by Alfred Haas.
\ European trained chefs. Outdoor
dining deck.
Cocktail lounge.
Open Moy 28.
Special June
rates. Tel. 0038.
i£Z Jaamza r--~ »—e.
CRAWF7)RD XOTCHrN. H_
OPENING JUNE 2»*h «^A
NEW ENGLAND’S
COMPLETE RESORT
Two private lakes, excellent golf
and other popular activities. Every
modem comfort. 2000 ft. elevation.
Christian Churches nearby.
Write for Booklet and information•
Richard Edgerton, Managing Director
_MAPLEWOOD. N. H. _
GOLF •
• PRIVATE 18-HOLE
CHAMPIONSHIP
COURSE • FISHING •
• RIDING • HIKING
SAND BEACH
SWIMMING POOL
and OTHER SPORTS
A a a a
Ideal Tennis {
on our beau- I
tifully kent f
Hard Clay \
Courts V
DANCING and
ENTERTAINMENT
NIGHTLY
Kl Y nfTr* Hotel Riverside Plaza
257 W.st 73rd Str.«t
DREIER MANAGEMENT
Direction: J. S. Suits
KENNEBUNKPOBT, MAINE.
i OPINS^
MUNI 25
Om at Mm'i MM DMhfatM laaM IMah
Old Fort Inn
IKennebunkport, Maine
BOOT TOIW VAUTK* a) Im Immm hat*
Imm arilti balk a> aataila Inallaal
(•nim. Garog« — Elevator — Cocktail
lounge — GaH — Team* — FiAmg — Saif
lathing — lancing — Manned Social
Program Writ far toaktof dirad H km. ^
Hashinrton Representative, >
C. DeWltt Coffman /i
Tel. Executive «J8! ^7
JOHN C. HALLER, Manaier Q
LOVELL, ME. _
TREAT YOURSELF TO A ROD
Maine woods on one of the most
beautiful lakes in the world!
Surrender to the spell of the Switzer
land of America. Enjoy all sports, or
rest and relax. Choice accommoda
tions arranged for your pleasure.
SOLID COMFORT IN COZY AND
ATTRACTIVE CABINS
Comfortoble log cabins in the pine
grove overlook Lake Kezar.
Interiors are paneled in knotty pine
and newly decorated and furnished
with Simmons Beautyrest equipment.
Good food in Abundance with the
famous Rod ond Reel "Smorgasbord."
Rates with meals from $17.00 daily
<includes use of boats and canoesi
BILL HINES, Manager.
Tel.: N. Y. CO. 5-6300
Tor Booklet, write 117ft The Pkwy.
Chestnut Hill. ft*. Mass, or call Boston.
As-1-8.1.17.
Traveler's Notebook
Scribblings on Tourist Places and Events
By Jacques Futrelle, Jr.
Tho Star's Trovol Editor
SCRIBBLNGS—
The long-planned outdoor swim
ming pool on the grounds of the inn
at Colonial Williamsburg has been
completed and opened for guests of
the inn, the lodge and members of
the Williamsburg Inn Swimming
Club. The pool will be available
daily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. through
the season ending September 15. Lo
cated in a dell not far from the
golf course caddy house, the pool is
surrounded by wide terraces and
lounge chairs for spectators. A bath
house adjoins the pool, which has
underwater lights for night swim
ming.
The Missouri Pacific lines are ex
pecting some dome cars soon for
splicing into* the Colorado Eagle,
operating between St. Louis, Pueblo,
Colorado Springs and Denver. These
cars are known as astra dome or
visig dome, according to their two
separate manufacturers. But on the
Mo. Pac. they will be called plane
tarium cars.
No changeover in driving prac
tices will be required when the Pan
American highway is completed.
The Western Hemisphere now drives
on the right-hand side of the road.
Exceptions are the British West In
dies and Bermuda, which hold to
the left. Latin America went com
pletely into the right-hand column
when Uruguay dropped its left-driv
ing rules recently. When Argentina
shifted about three years ago, traf
fic was halted for an hour. Then
drivers completed their journey on
the right side.
About 50.000 Dutch men ana
women cling . to the colorful cos
tumes of their ancestors. The tend
ency to retain the quaint dress is
especially noticed in Volendam and
at nearby Marken, on the tourists’
beaten path. Wooden shoes are
staging a general comeback. Rea
son: Scarcity of leather.
* * * *
Looking for a ghost town? If in
Idaho, try Moose City, Newsome or
Golden.
The Fred Harvey Co. is complet
ing a $150,000 improvement program
of its park concession facilities at
Grand Canyon. Buses to the hotel
on the North Rim are scheduled to
begin operating June 15.
Travelers from all over Europe
go to the famous all-year resort of
Estoril, half an hour by train from
Lisbon. Its attractions include miles
of white sand beaches, one of the
finest golf courses in Europe and
gambling in the elaborate rooms
of the Casino. Comdr. Jose Cabral,
district manager of Trans World
Airline in Portugal, was in Wash
ington recently and quoted some
prices for hotel accommodations
there: $8 to $10 a day for room and
bath and meals at the luxurious
Palacio, $3.60 to $4.40 for rooms and
the French cuisine at the Atlan
tico, where every room has a bal
cony for overlooking the sea. Other
good hotels range from $3.40 to
about $7.
France has adopted an easier
system to assure tourists of bread
ration cards. According to the strict
rule, passengers arriving by train
or ship from outside the country
get their cards when crossing the
border or on debarking. This was
found to work a hardship on those
making close transportation con
nections. Now, those arriving for
a stay of three months or less may
go to any city hall, show their pass
port or travel papers and receive
a card.
Tourist traffic to Scotland is ex
pected to reach its height in the
late summer, when the Edinburgh
Music Festival Is to be held.
* * * *
A plane service at Mexico City
has inaugurated special Sunday
sight-seeing flights over the historic
Valley of Mexico. Points of interest
to see from the air include snow
capped Mount Popocatepetl, the
Floating Gardens of Xochimilco,
the pleasure resort of Cuernavaca
and the Pyramids of the Sun and
Moon.
Western Air Lines consulted sta
tistics showing that youngsters
make up one-third of the air pas
sengers and decided to operate
"the Nation's first airline-sponsored
free air terminal nursery” at Los
Angeles Airpwrt. Called the baby
lounge, it is outfitted with cribs,
bathinets, bassinets, play p>ens, bot
tle warmers, toys and other equip
ment for the convenience of young
travelers and their mothers.
Various troubles stalled the Na
tion's automobiles at least 37,260.000
times last year. The figure comes
from the American Automobile As
sociation, which polled about 14,000
AAA garages and based the figure
on a projection of the experience
RESORTS.
VIRGINIA.
VACATION Fishing shacks on Shenan
fAMiivn. d0>h Rtver ,even mlle,
from Woodstock. Va Wonderful fishing,
beautiful scenery. S15.00 wk. Box 887.
Strashnrx. Va.___
SAYBROOK. CONN.
*W9iversea
MM* Inn
In Exclusive Fenwick,
Saybrook, Connecticut
Ocean Bathing. 9-hole Golf
Course. Tennis adjacent to
the Inn.
Tastefully furnished rooms.
Attractive Family Cottages.
Charming Dining Room—
Cocktail Lounge.
Opens May 28
Tor reservations, write, wire, or
Tel. Savbrook 8du
David W. Treadway, Res. Mgr.
SAT SMART MURRAY BAY, OUSBIC
In the beautiful Laurentians, over
looking the magnificent St. Lawrence..
. Relax or play... golf, tennis, riding,
A large salt water pool, fishing in well
V stocked lakes. Dancing in the Casino.
Daily service by famous
A river steamers or by
rail from Montreal
y or Quebec City.
Sum tan to SqtMkir
The Mtmtir it 4 dhimn «/ a
Cam 444 Steemikip Urn. I
if cel m pemetptl citki tf
V- 5. end Cam 444 Cenmlt
yetr Trteel Agent er Apply
Tbe MentreRjchelieM.P.O.
" 1100, Metlrttl, Ctt4d4 1
of 2,300,000 motor club members.
As usual, flat tires led the trouble
list, but this breakdown cause;
showed a decline of 18 per cent to
8,864,000 from 1946. Battery fail
ures increased heavily, running tire
difficulties a close second.
Muskellunge and black bass fish
ing seasons open in certain parts
of Canada’s Province of Ontario,
within three weeks. July 1 is the
opening date for all areas within
the province.
The Delta Line's three postwar
passenger ships—Del Norte, Del Sud
and Del Mar—will make seven 47
day trips from New Orleans to the
east coast of South America during
June, July, August and September,
according to the company's present
sailing schedule. The little luxury
liners have accommodations for 120
passengers. Places visited on the
route include St. Thomas, Rio de
Janeiro, Santos, Montevideo, Buenos
Aires and Trinidad.
A group Of Flagstaff, Ariz., busi
nessmen has organized the Cavaliers
to show off their country to summer
visitors. The Sunday trips began
two weeks ago. The itinerary in
cludes the Citadel, a prehistoric
fort; Wupatki National Monument,
site of an ancient Indian trade cen
ter; Grand Falls, where water cas
cades over a volcanic dike into a
canyon 186 feet below; the Navajo
Indian Reservation, Meteor Crater
and the old townsite of Canyon
Diablo, Hopi Indian villages, a pet
rified forest area and the dinosaur
tracks, historic cliff dwellings and
other points of interest. Many
times the Cavaliers will be asked
this question: How did Flagstaff get
its name? And with embellish
ments they will tell how in 1876 a
band of emigrants on their way to
California stopped to rest at a
spring. In celebrating the 100th
anniversary of the Declaration • of
Independence, they stripped a pine
tree, nailed an American flag to its
top and staged an enthusiastic
Fourth of July party.
* * * *
The official seal of the Confed-i
eracy is still in Bermuda, where it
was taken for safekeeping during!
the War Between the States.
The Mountaineer, through coach
and Pullman train from Chicago to
the Pacific Coast via Banff and
Lake Louise, begins operating June
29. The popular summer train is
scheduled to leave Chicago shortly
after noon each day, arriving at the
two Canadian Rockies resorts on
the morning of the second day.1
Vancouver, British Columbia, isj
reached on the morning of the third
day.
Paiomar Observatory, 65 scenic
miles from San Diego, is open to
visitors every day of the year.
Tourists arriving in Anchorage
this summer may ride in modern
buses over the recently built Glenn
highway to Alaska’s Matanuska
Valley colony project.
Lake Pend Oreille is the largest
body of water in Idaho. It has a
short line of about 150 miles.
Back again as a luxury liner on
the "Atlantic ferry” route, the .re
conditioned Britannic is being op
erated as a two-class ship—first and
tourist. Sailing from Liverpool
May 22 on its first postwar voyage,
the Cunard White Star liner dis
closed a new note In tourist class
luxury. Most staterooms in this
classification have private toilets
and many have private showers as
well. Before the war the Britannic
had accommodations for 1,553 pas
sengers. Spaciousness and luxury
have been added by reducing the
passenger capacity about one-third.
First-class staterooms now rival the
size of those of the Queen Mary and
Queen Elizabeth.
It has been estimated that the
West will be visited in 1948 by 496.
356 residents of the area comprising
the District, Delaware, Maryland.
New Jersey, New York, Pennsyl
vania and West Virginia.
•'The Lost Colony,” North Caro
lina's historic drama presented each
summer on Roanoke Island, is
scheduled to open July 1.
Leo Kavannagh Elected
Head of Legion Post
Leo I. Kavanagh has been elected
commander of Connecticut Avenue
Post No. 163, American Legion, the
post has announced.
Other new officers are Melvin W.
Buster, senior vice commander;
James O. Varela, junior vice com
mander; David K. Robinson, adju
tant; Frank E. Troth, finance offi
cer: Lloyd B. Harrison, chaplain;
Max M. Ward, sergeant-at-arms; j
Elmer L. Hall, historian; Herber H.
Rice and David J. Leonard, execu
tive committee, and Louis Newman,
judge advocate.__j
lurayTva.
RESORTS.
VIRGINIA BEACH, VA.
fepotstooob
’ Srmsi
Virgina Beach, Va.
D'rectly on the Atlantic
Restricted Clientele American Plan
Write Mrs. Myrtle Welborne
Owner-Manager—23rd Year
VIRGINIA BEACH, VA.
Directly on the Ocean Front
Between 26th and 27th Streets
10 rooms with private or connecting
baths. Cool, modern. American plan
Excellent meals. Phone 1407 «
Mrs. C. i. Smith, Manager.
TRAFTON - CHALFONTE
Ocean Front at 28th Street
VIRGINIA BEACH. VA.
Season Mar 28-Sept. 18
American Plan. A modern resort Hotel,
catering to a restricted clientele. Golf
and beach club privileges. For boolket
write
LUCY F. TRAFTON
FITZHUGH °zz:r
Rooms With or Without Private Bath
Hot and Cold Water in Even Room
Senthern Cooking
Mrs. Harr S. Payne. Mrs. W. P. Glover
_Phone Va. Beach 772 __
The ATWATER
Ocean Front at 19th St.
American Plan. Restricted Clientele.
"Always Room for One More"
E. G. FATTON, Mgr. Phone V. B. 764
ROANOKE COTTAGE ^
Modern—American Plan
Mrs. R. A. Gray—Mrs. R. B. Hyatt
_Phone Va. Beach 732_
™e SEA SPRAY hot*i
On the Ocean at toth St.
Special Rate - to June 10
ege AA * Pcr Person
8M1W • Double Occupancy
. w_ • With Bath
wkly. up * Includes Meals
Enioii Golf. Tennis. Horseback Hiding,
Dancing. Bathing from Room.
Reservations—Write or Phone 1288_
A Honeymoon Heaven
Cosy, modern hotel directly on the
Ocean Promenade. Summer sports
calore. Beach clubs with "name”
bands. European Plan hotel with
restaurant service available.
Hotel Waverlj
Ocean at 22nd. Virginia Beach, Va.
FT. MONROE. VA.
kamberlih/U/
OH KAUTIHJl MISTOOK HAMPTON QOADS
^ JXD POINT COM*OAT,TOOT MONAOI.VA.
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COLONIAL BEACHTVA.
LINWOOD HOUSE
COLONIAL BEACH, VA.
FEATURING BEAL SOUTHERN
COOKING AND HOSPITALITY
Special Attention to Family GrouP»
E. MAUDE CUMBERLAND, Mgr.
Phone Colonial Beach No. 8
LEMONS' HOTEL >
Fireproof, cool, comfortable rooms. Restau
rant attached. MRS. HELEN LEMONS,
Owner-Manager. __ _
HARPERS FERRY, W. VA.
HILL TOP HOUSE
One Hour via B&O
In tk* Little Alps of America. Two
Rivers and Three States Meet
Berkley Springe Water Ueed
HARPER’S FERRY, W. VA.
BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. VA.
CASTLE LODGE
Berkeley Springs, W. Va.
Only 100 miles from D. C. Spend a night
or a week at the old romantic CASTLE—
it's a unioue and restful atmosphere.
Good food, famous Mineral water, and
recreation incl. — swimming. boating.
• private lake) mt. climbing, hiking, riding,
evenings by the campfire, etc. Special
luncheons or dinners arranged.
For further information, write or phone
Berkeley Springs -01.___*
WILLIAMSBURG, VA.
VISIT HISTORIC
IN VIMGINIA
For reservations write Williamsburg
Inn and Lodge, Williamsburg, Va.
LURAY, VA.
VALLEY FARM
Luray, Virginia
Mrs. Frances MulhoDand
Phone: Luray 24-F-65
Fishing-Swimming on
Shenandoah River
Modern conveniences
Excellent meals
IN THE BLUE RIDGE
MOUNTAINS...ONLY 90
MILES from WASHINGTON!
At the Mimslyn, you will find
the true spirit of traditional
Southern hospitality as well as
deliciously prepared meals. A
visit to Luray Caverns will be a
long and pleasantly remembered
experience. Luray Caverns . . .
* the largest cave in Virginia .
the most beautiful in the world.
Hear the famous Luray Singing
Tower. Favorite recreations . . .
horseback riding, swimming,
fishing, tennis, and hiking in the
beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains.
Sand for
llluttratod
lookloti
It's maty to got to
Luray by
VIRGINIA TRAILWAYS BUS
From 12th and New York' Ave.—Phone DI-4224
Luray •.. The Beautiful Vacation Resort
RESORTS.
VIRGINIA REACH. VA.
i
NEWCASTLE HOTEL
*u con so PE*
EXPENSE WEEK
DURING MAT
Includes room. 2 meals daily. Swimming.
AU hotel facilities. Ocean front. De
lightful rooms. Southern cooking.
Write. »r Phone 447 tar Reservations.
SPECIAL RATES TO JUNE 19
Bunbee 3nn
Ocean Front at 30th Street
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Finest Traditions at Inn Keep in*
VIRGINIA KACH. VW6IMIA
•a Em 9cm Fmrt M. 27* 4 2tA Sit
A modem hotel in the center of
activities. Largs airy rooms, attrac
tively furnished: with or without
private bath. Tree park for guest*.
"We melee folks happy”
Mrs. M. C. kstsWts, Mgr.—Phseo Mt
I oillKTVr ONTHI OCIAN AT IX-lir" 1
► All Sports -golf, riding, tennis,
fishing BeothClubond Country
Club fVivileges All outside rooms
|-Attroctive rates Amernan plan.
“3 meals. Write, wire or phone 485
1 ~1
THE AVALON
On the Ocean Front at. 30th St.
52 Rooms with Private
or Connecting Baths
American Plan
Mix Lucile Lessett. Msr.
Phone V. B. S7A
•STAUNTON. VA.
. For Your
• Spring or
i Summer
1 Vacation
Excellent 18-hole golf course—where
the fairways meet the mountains. Fine
accommodations. American or European
Plan
2,000 feet
M. Illl Elevation
INGLESIDE
HOTEL AND COUNTRY CLUB
STAUNTON. VIRGINIA
Contact your local Trarel Agent or
phone NAtional 1880
JAMES C. MAHER, Owner-Mp.
BASYE, VA.
GREYSTONELODGE
250 acres in the Shenandoah Valley. 2,500
ft. elevation. 50-mile view; unexcelled
Southern meals. Always cool. Riding and
other sports. Caverns and Skyline Drive
nearby. 120 mflaa from P.C. American Plan.
FRANKLIN MANOR, MD._
Franklin Manor Beach Hotel
Roome. Meals, Reasonable Rates.
Phone West River TB-F-a tor reservation.
_SHADY SIDE, MD._
IDLEWILDE HOTEL
Shadyside. Md.
Open for Memorial Day holiday. Come,
spend the holiday and meet the new
managers. Beverly and Forrest, at the
New Idlewilde Hotel, on Chesapeake Bay,
Idlewilde Beach, Shadyside, Md. 60 min
utes from Washington. Rooms overlooking
Bay: good food, beer, swimming, fishing,
boating. Phone West River 44-F-15.
RESORTS
OCEAN CITY, MD._
APARTMENTS'^^
COTTACES^pr
Phone
116
^#£*BOARDWALK
€f)e Colonial
An outstanding boardwalk hotel. Ocean
Front Dining Room—American Plan. Ac
centing Reservations until October 1st.
Phone Ocean City 660—Capacity 150.
N. Y. fir W. J. Hastings
Owner-Management
STEPHElTDECATl
Open for the season
Special rates to June 15th; reservations I
extremely limited otter July 1st.
EARL E. CONLEY, Manogerj
nr Mill 0 opens Jane 15th
DtNNIb-^r"j—."r
Write or Phone 77—Mrs. E. E. Dennis.. -
Tierce cottage oceamndc,ty'
Large A small rooms, also aparts. Write or
nhone 219-J, Mrs. M^ Pierce._
TARRY-A-WHILE
Small apts. and rooms. 4 doors from board*
walk. Write Mrs. V. C. Davie of Phene 1.341
THE DUNLEER tSW
Bates. $3 t. (5 per person per night. Apt*,
te sleep 6. >75 wk. Phone 365. roomy
.and apart*.__
HAMILTON HOTEL
Special June Rates—European Plan
Boardwalk at 3rd St. Phone 231
RIDEAU »OARDWALKCHOm
PRIVATE BATHS; TELEPHONE IN ROOMS,
HOMELIKE MEALS, ELEVATOR, BATHERS,
DINING ROOM. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING
SPACE.
PHONE OCEAN CITY >99 J. D. JARMAN
BREAKERS HOTEL Boardwalk
Modern, homelike. Spec. June rates. Bathing
from hotel; mod. rates. For reservations
Phone T-H. Mrs, C. H, Timmons. Owner.
MABIDEL CABINS
NOW OPEN
Housekeeping, ocean front. Week end,
week, month, season. Less than $1.50 per
person in group of 4. Tel. Ocean City,
Md„ 665-J.
For Sale in
Ocean City, Md.
^htp Cafe—Completely equipped
restaurant and bar, including 8
beautifully furnished bedrooms,
modern baths, yacht basin; 10 acres
of ideally located building lots.
Reputation excellent, cltentele best;
return handsome: priced right
Lovely summer hame, recently re
decorated throughput; completely
furnished and equipped for year
around occupancy. Just off ocean
in fine residential section. Very
good buy . .
Beautiful ocean front apt.. 4 bed
rooms. " baths, etc for rent for
first helf season, ending July 31st.
If interested call at once.
Ayres Realty Co.
Phone Ocean City, Md., 116
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS, MD.
SCHLEY INN
FAMOUS FOR FOOD
Golf—Tennis—Bowling—Swimming
Weed-end Rates. Sun. Dinners Served.
H. Fischer, Fh. Braddock Heishts 2711
announcement
THF. OPENING OF
VINDOBONA HOTEL
BRAIMinCK HEIGHTS. MD.
NOW OPEN
30 years catering; Chicken. Steak and
Country Cured Ham Dinners.
M. J. CBOGHAN. Management
Phone Braddock 5241
' MARYLAND.
BEAUTIFUL PASADENA INN
The Idea! vacation spot. All land and
water sports Excellent flshlnt. Nearbv and
reasonable. Restricted clientele. Booklet.
FRED HARPER. R.yal Oak. Md.
NORTH CAROLINA. NORTH CAROLINA._
Come where every day gives you a bigger bonus
in beauty ... as the lavish bloom of rose and
purple rhododendron climbs farther up the cloud
cooled slopes of the East’s highest mountains.
Write now for Free copy of “Variety Vacation
land’’ and plan a vacation among scenery so ma
jestic you can only believe by seeing . . . where
those who come once return again and again.
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