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THE DAVTQNA DAILY NEw5 FRIDAY, MARCH 23, js2t
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Lczding Hotels of the East Coast of the I
Great Winter Playground of the World !
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$1 WINTER RESORTS
ancf Hou; to Easily Reach T. j;
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Visitor Comin te tb tut Coast of Florida May Be Assured of Good Service g
and Reasonable Charges at tha Hotela Listed in These Columns 2
g Some of the Most Important Railway and Steamship Lln,Tfc..
tum nu maxe mora. rieaant Your Vint to tbe Sun.jii
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Me-ister of St. Louis. Mo.; Mr. and
jJirs. XL. Batteries, Springbeld, Mass.;
J! a3 Mr. X. K. Montgomery, Miss
J M. K. Montgomery. Trenton. -X. J.;
1 Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Macwi. Provi-
' "iViuence, R. I.; Mr. and Mrs. Goodkaws-
;-.;.,T..t. ; ky, Auburn. M,e.: Mr. ami Mrs. John
t r.oerton. iveeue. a. m.; J. A. Konerge.
rrank Webber, who. ' tor several; Burlington. Vt.; Mr. and Mrs. F. Busli
yeara lias been the assistant manager j jtr, New York; Sig. and Mrs. Strauss,
ot the Rl lRewood hotel, is thoroughly ; Cincinnati, Ohio; Mrs. V. R. MeCon
pleaaed with the seasons business of; nell, Jacksonville; Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
that popular hostelry." To a Nsws rep-i Kager, Harrisburg. Pa.: Hugh Owen,
reseutauvi? Mr. Webber said: . t Boston; Mr. and Mrs. M. C- Marture.-
The Ridgewood has had the best j Lancaster. Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. John
season of , its history. Never before j Bossett, Garden CUy. X. J. ; Mrs. J.
have' we had such a bus month of! Morgan Davis, Garstea City, X. J.
January. Our house has been tilled Gilbert T, Heubleio and Mr. and Mrs.
sinrfe the first of February. The sea- Clifford Perkins of Hartford, Conn.,
son. of course, wa3 ' little late in get' j who are guests, at the Hotel Claren
ting started as we. are usually full byjdon, spent Tuesday afternoon at the
tha 25th of January. This delay was ; Riugewood caMins on friends there.
due to tha mild winter in tae Xorth
V
HOTEL DESPLAliD
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Lotus
Grill
1 Open From
10:00 A. M. t 12 r. M.
A la Carte Service.
AT-TIIK
DAKCI
in Ti:.
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Mrs. E. N. Hunt'.ng, who has been; I
a.suest at the Dwspland tor two j g
months, will leave on April 1st, going i
to Washington, l. C, where shewill'a
spuJ sevaral days before returning j
to her home in Pittsburgh, Va, Herjs
husband, E. X. KuutinR, is a membtrlg
of the firm of Huatins-Davis company, 3
a well known engineering concern' of j 3
the country. Mr. Huntiug also spejit'i
the earlier part of the season at the-!
Despiand. Mrs. Hunting says thattl
she has enjoyed a very pleasant win-;
ter i:i Daytona. S.ie has certainly ' S
made nianv friends bv her pleasant i wiBaHHiuuiicmiwsrJiHuuwcimWiHM
EVERY
eveiji::
and I am not xp!ng thit the last l4!"XHM-I,i,'l-,HH-i , s H , vT h , Cities next year. She has one little iphia; J. II. Kennedy ani William 3WJtiaituuitiiiiOUjmiiiuuia
iiays ot me season win nui as many ; v , "l , ... , . . . , !
sop wire will attend school here, and j Kavanaugh of Atlanta. Ga.. arrlvi-d at!
leraaju -
uurisia m m? i npie v iu? s as otueriv nnil nrPP IPPrill : . ... r .. . : w says ne wui. bv that t ue. be suf- the Uesolana weauesuay to
years haVe. This is because of the A rlUHULOO lOOLiiA A! Z A ,h ' ?t. w fcieatly "i1"1 (or semal dayS.
extreme warm weather in the sonth-t 1 " 1 ,IH,WfcVW IWWUIlfl t , nenda had th" pleasure of hearing. to hJs '.hoo. fron. .A K:ljl.h anii h! 0, .
em resorts of the stut?. In former T.. ,T.,.. ,...,., .UW,7 I 8T ,ast,Ka,or,,iD musi; may decide to spend Tthe wl0 er There. n "7 T '
years tour!-. have coi'ue from thea -'HK"M"I"M4-,H' cale whsa she sang thrw ftrotipa of ; M 8ne is veTV foU(, f Ue r Deapland are: Mrs. Chiles tuller of y
resort- and topped severs 1 days hero! As ror.ma are vacated at tbe Prin- Th hrrt one eonswted of "Th j n the mmmr she wi g0 t0 BreUon ; Cievelan i. Ohio; Henry C. Ordway.
e rout to tbeir northern homes. I cess Issena new guests arrive, andf , ..JLy lM ,nl,an -Lov b0"s I Woods, X. H., where she will be a ! Winchester. Mans.; Mrs. Mary Floyd , 3
to have a busv J" ' ul ,1J,U"- guest at the Ml. Washington, the
imagine that this ytr many of them
will not t'ei'l like unrai king truuks
that they have packe t in t te heat of
the more southern cities :or a
day' stay here; then. to, Easter
ccuing early atakea woaie diffcren'ce,
for there are always people who want
to be home far that, festival season."
Mr. Webber was anked what he
thought Dayiona mo?t needel to make
her up to the stasVard o? what a
Florida resort town should be, aad
said: " , . .
"The tiling most nede.l by.Daytona!
ij good roais. One cau easily note
g the recent guests I Tile second group of "Angels Kver I sumnu-r hotel managed bv C. J Root
and P. U. McCagh-j 3v:ght era Fair." by Handel: "Ashes j of the Clarendon.
the
by
Roses." bv WiiOtaai).
. j tae uur! ci lae hjus ol
aoatu. by Soot:; Danny Box.
W'etherby, and "Daffadils." by Wood.!
Mr. and Mrs.
of Brooklyn. X.
and Winuim K. Voorhees, Bro.jiil.vu,
X. V., and Air. and Mrs. J. H. Hick-j
man of Mont da ir, X. J.
William A. John.sftn !
Y.; Mr. and Mrs. V.
the h-)use continues
appeoirance. Amon
are M. U. Boinier
fewtnev i,t Little-Falls. X". Y r! 1) S. I
I.; Mr. and Mrs. A. B. C. L)a venuort
St. Augustine; J. J. Yost und party.
rwhonl .w. Pi- Air iM,aria i She wa s accompaiu'ed on Ue piauo by
Steele and Miss Hestor Steele. Stea-iM- P- Cornwall of Hayiona. Eadi JiutiiiaiiiiutUUUiOiilHUBtUHlMiujiiaiu
hnviiu obiii ' I group ot songs were heartily encored 3 . . .. s
I V. Coinstock of Los Angeles. Cal.;
Alra. 1'JUialieth Hensen of Phila iel-
Hcnry Wadsworth Lonefellow once,;
used tlie pen name of "Jusliua Collin"!!
for a new syndicate. j
128 South Beach St. Dzyl
, Reliable Informatiorj, Free, Concernir-
TRAVEL HOTELS RE$Qr;
Tickets and Reservations for all Flor: '
Water Trips.
40 OFFICES . A NATIONAL SErtvft.
SPIRITUAL CABINET
Sh t-onditious that prevail in the
lleadi citie.t. iVhcre there are good
roads there is sure to be building ol'
MILLION TO PRAY DAILY FOR
HARDING'S SUCCESS
jand Mrs. Hunting responded with the i s
catchy songs that always delights au i g
audivr.ee. !
! Mrt!. Hunting has already made her
I arrangements to return to the Triple
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PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 2:1 Rtv. 5
Zed HoUel Kopp. chaplain of th
nomea anil a ftenerai jirospeinv. iuis. j
of course, will come, out people can!
liriH.ftlt, Ah unci .I ti. in r.ut in nar!
""7" ; "k"! Eastern penitentiary, is organizing a!
cent bonds lor road bunding when i . , ..,!.. . t T . . , is
they can get so much better interest
II ARB'S iQinoHers ;
spiritual cabinet for President
ing. It is to have ont million
bers.
"Xoi only is Mr. Harding to
Hard j
nv. m-.;
58 So. Beach Street
Cor. Myrtle Ave.
Daytona, Fla.
bei
in almest any other wav. People are
bound to ciime to Florida. The cities
are easy to aeces's and most people
have more money than formerly andj
thte means more travel aiwi Florida!
is sure to get her share of the patron- j
age." j
. Mr. Webber was esk?d w hen thei
ttidgewood would close tor the season
ana sai.i uia: ue nouea v . up wjJevrs ,w asUea to jolu ,ne prav.
place open until the middle of April. ijn camnet
and ceminly until the Wth. That as! .Vo. ,iii; ,.k.
iouS as iuer w - j tained they will be printed in a hat;-!! New York Buffalo Saratoga
made a subject ot prayer, but also
his cabinet, governors of states and
all others in autuoriiy." says Rev.
Kopp.
l plan to have the prayers said
morning, noon and evening of each
day. All Protestants. Catholics and
Suits, Hat3 and
Evening Dresses
At a Discount
Complete Assortment
HOTEL ORMOND
Ormond-on-th-l la ifax
A la Carte Grill open for Afternoon
Tea, Evenings Dinners," Etc.
Dancing from 10:00 to 12:00.
RESERVATIONS MADE
L. R. JOHNSTON, MANAGER
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THE RIDGEVOOD
DAYTONA. FUORIOA. E. P. WOODdUBV, k,
Ccmpleta la every, detail. Nearly tvtry room conrwct-4 with tt
- ' Teinuhone In every room. Modern In every y j
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1 HOTEL DESPLAliD
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they would be ready to serte tlieiri
some volume, a copy of which will be ;
ill
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I ; eat lo thf? president.
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THE HAMILTON
The House of Hospitality
NEW AND FIRST CLASS
OPEN THE YEAR ROUND
Mrs. I. M. Mabbetie, Prop.
3 Across Everglades, Uake Okeechobee, Caloosahatchee River
S -IS a. m tu.thu.ut. Lv. W PALM BFtr.u A f -
,1 6:00 p. m Ar. FT. MYERS lv 8:00 a. "i.
BiiwtHiaiHiaTOimuttiimuiuiiuTOwiuiiuMiiiMiiuiirHiuiiiitJi "' mccoy spos. 5:,J'-"1-
la trans. He said the work tiaa Deer.j
Very piea?ast during the winter; that j
they h; d at all tunes hud a very tiue I HitiiKaiaiimiiiiiMaMti
i lais of people in the house tml that . 3
ii was a pleasure to serve theni ; h
t'ol. K. P. Woodbury was Iwst at a j 3
very delightful dinner and smoker ! 3
Wednesday evening in compliment to1
the men who are his guests at tae! I
Kidgewood. The dinner was served in !
tne private dining room and was fol-1 g
lowed by a session of social fellow- s
ship In which all contributed to the i
good time.
A distinguished guest at the Kutge
wood this week is Adam Engel. ac-:
companied bv Mrs. Engel and her sis
ter, Mrs. A. P. Merest, all of New
York. Mr. Engel is one of tae best
known restaurant men ia the country.
For more than thirty years he has
conducted ttie famous Kngel Chop
House at HtHb street and Sixth ave
rue, New York. The parly U much
pleased with the Ridgewood and with
Daytona and are delighted with the
lovely spring climate, here.
Another distinguished guest at the
Ridgewood this week is ti. A. Farn
ham of Saratoga Springs. N. Y. H"
is accompanied by Airs. Faniham an !
thev both are delighted with the
Triple Cities. Mrs. Farnham ia the
proprietor of the American Home at
ifcajatog Suring,. a place that has
I long 'IbejPii-.taiojMi tQi the tourists .of
iiiii qountcy. '" ..''. - '
r.nntas ecmlinn to arrive at tae
EUROPEAN PUAM
Steam -heated Throughout.
Elegantly furnished,
GEO. L. WHIPPLE, Mgr.
HOTEL JACKSON
Jacksonville
Main St., Corner Adams S:
Child's Restaurant Connected with Lobby H
'ooms, 50 baths ii
Foster ;
L, M. WA1TE, Manager J. H. BUTTE RFI ELD, As.
NOW OPEN DAYTONA, FLOR; 5
C lislne and Service Excellent; Broad Piazzas on All Sides; Rooms -&
2 ' s Steam Heat; Elevator; Every Modern Convenience ;
3 3" Send for Booklet. Concerts Dally : .
Moderate ratoa. 1C0
Ask Mr.
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EVERGLADES LINES
THE PaiHGE 6E0R6E
DAYTONA'S LEADING HOTEL
NOW OPEN .
Every Room Electrically Lighted. Steam Heated and Equipped W
is and Cold, Running Water. Elevator Strvlce
i HlLYARD & HOLROYD, Proprletort '
a tuliluuiuuuiiiuuuMumuuuiaimumiHriui(iiuiuiHitfaHiiH
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"Stay Until June"
i
nunbrs, and tbe
t ttuemmiu, n iai se
if oiljoving .' are . among - the recent
uests: Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Merriman
i;t.' New York und Mr. and Mrs. J. V.
r Merriuiau of Wheeling. W. Va; C.:
'"llrowu and H. Appley of Klizabeth, X.
J.; E.' Buzzard of Syracuse. X. Y.; T.
xStamtn. Fl'ualieth. X. .1.; Mr. and Mrs.
X. W . Peltou, C. W. Truesdall and H.
A. Truesdull ot Couucaut. Ohio; W. L.
J tirosti of Hartow. Fla : Mrs. Charles
' Bieser,, of Uayton, Ohiu; Mrs. H. C.
St. Petershur
Invites You
Your Floridi vacation is incomplete without a visit to the famous
"Sunshine City." Make, your reservations for the north out of Sr.
Petersburg on one of the five trains leaving daily on the Seaboard Air
Line and Atlantic Coast Line.
61 Hotels
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR ALL
I.CMmj Apartnienis
WEBER'S CONCERT BAND
Twice Daily in Wi!!i;ims Park '
Wire or write TODAY for information
Dept. :;B
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
St Petersburg, Fla.
"Stay Until June"
PRINCESS ISSEHA
HOTEL NEPTUNE
Ocean Ave. Seabreeze, Florida. !
All large outside rooms with or without i s
private baths. Overlooking the ocean, j
Excellent Cuisine. Reasonalbe rates. ! s
Phone 21.
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All Tourists are Invited to Visit
NO ROMAN'S POINT CROVE y!g
On New Smyrna Road 1
Shipping Gift Boxes is Our p ' ?
Specially
HENRY W. HAYNES, Proprietor SEABREEZE, FLOR 3-
N O W OPEN
Strictly Modern, Flrst-Clasa Hptet. Rates on AppM:itloa
Auto Bus Mtets All Trains
ASK THE PEOPLE THAT STOP HERE ,
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3iiiimMiiitii!iiimHiifMiiiuiiiiiuBiiiiiiiiHniiiiHiiiiraiiiiiiiiiiit:iiutiii!itiniiiMiMti
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i THE OALTGH V
3.1100 Cottages
. ; F. B. Nordman, Jr.
"No. Nine Grove"
Grower and Shlpoer ot Fancy
CITRUS FRUITS
Maker of Pure Jellies, Preserves,
fciaratatadea and Crystallized Fruits
Ormona Beach. Fla.
Atlantic Coast
The Standard Railroad of the South.
For Information and
Pullman Reservations
See
F. E. Masi C. P. Shaw
Dist. Pass. Aflts., A. C. L. R. R.
DAYTONA OFFICE
';'.. T 144 SOUTH BEACH ST.
9:00 A. M. to Noon.
.iiie
Strict Wo4ni
g ' 3 (Formerly The Bennett)
g ' i Under Ownership Mnjcement
I 3 NORTH RIDGEWOOD AVENUE
3 Excellent Cuisine.
g BOB DALTUN, Proprietor
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BRETT ON INN
M. to 5:30
r
ORMOND BUS LINE
Half Hour Service
8:30 to 11:30 A. M. 2:30 to 5:30 P. M.
From Orange Ave. and So. Beach St.
''s ;
PALM BEACH HOTEL
t- Royal Polnclana R. R. Station, over by
tne sea. Modern, holds 400. Adjoins the
largest hotel. Less formal with more mod- ;
' ern rates. Handy to goif, bathing beach, :
and outdoor concerts. Step in the resort
i pre per. Costs no more. Our enlarged
: capacity allocs us to assure you ot nice
'twimi for the big time here February 20,
'to 22. and St. Patrick's Day Ball. Engage
;iow. Also eeiritral to ad attractions tor j
tne great Suit Dance Festival, March 7, ;
4, , 10. Open into April.
SHSS3E2SE
L-
HOTEL -
OttEGE'ARMS
fiC-LANO FUORIPA'
Nctad e tS-kole CcJf Cm
oae ot ttt final w tbe 5otk.
t mcnimi op hisfa jgp. pctj th
dry sis. I nnil ua auoaui
oxKcb sad dwriiie. Tu,
Jfafuiuy tiX AAimt
"ON TIME" ARRIVALS
Unequalled Dining Car Service
Are Distinct Features of Ihe
Seminole Limited
TO CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
Lv. Jacksonville.... 10:00 p. m.
Ar. St. Louis 7:00 a. m.
Ar. Chicago .. .... 8:45 a. m.
Library Observation Car. Cozy and spacious drawing rooms and com
partments, opene.l en suite; din in j? cur and coaches, with high bark
seats, affording the maximum of travel comfort. All steel equipment
throughout.
Let us plan your trip and make
your Sleeping Car reservations.
Illinois Central Railway
- 611 SRAHAM BU1LDINS JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
S. C. BA1R1, IMstrict Passenger Agnt.
Florida Special
Havana Special
Everglades Limited
Palmetto Limited
Important Trains:
M Overlooking the Ccean
ORMOND BEACH, FLA.
I NOWOPEN
" JAS. P. VINING, Proprietor
SBlUUWillliUUimiMIIIOifllHHtllSJIIIMWIM
. 7- ,w i
Dixie Flyer
Seminole Limited
The Southland
St. Louis Express
OaoiaBiiaioKjHiticBaiiimciHUUKimmiDim
Facing beautil'u Heinming
I'jik, convenient to theatres and
tlioiiing centers. Big airy bed
rooms, bathed iu sunhiiie. L'nitjue
ilim'ii rooms, fatuous for appe
tiinij foods. Jackionviiie'i lax
;ast hotel and one of Horida'i
iuiest hotels.
WILBUR-BY-
MOST BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW TOWN IN THE
Six Miles South of Daytona.
Not a Prospect, but a Reality.
Only 800 feet from Ocean to River,
the heart of the Fishing Grounds.
Boating, Fishing.
DAYTONA OFFICE:
278 SOUTH BEACH STREET
OVER GRUBER-MOP.RIS HARDWARE STORE
TUC-0r A f. L
I 111 clh
SUNNY SOUTH i OTTV
Roht. R. Meyer, Proprietor
J. K. Kavanaugh, Maaager
Florida East Gon?i
FLAULEK SYSIfcM-1 -.
m
Right
Bathing,
Cuudeuaed SchediJ" t v
hot iurtber informatics " T
Southound DEPARTURES FROM DAYTONA
TRAINS Xi AND 34 'PALM BEACH LIMITED 1 f
i si a '! K-rlur Cars. Kiet,xrr borton, and Miami. vn- ,12
1-14P.M. TRAIN 2 AND 30 MIAMI LOCAL liilly- Mah
(Coa:li,M ami Bullet Parlor Car.) The daylight !"" v!
7, 0 '"leen Jacksonville find Miami. , c, ,
M. TRAINS 86 AND 86-HA VAN A SPECIAL-L'- Sl, "i
only jh imnurtuiit stations. tCoacheS mid ' ! ' I
,, Clil)--.
I t
-11 A, M.
2-4 P. M.
:40 P.M.
. :28 A. MV
1:47 A. M.
Arrangement may be made for a trip to Wilbur-b-the-Sea
CAlltng, at, our DytojU Office.
tne paseinfer trnHi.. KAtmftf.,, if. i:.,iiwt .mi
Connti lioii made at Key West direct with Ui "
-ri;'.". ,,om Havana- THnin Car. , .,.,-;
Ti?A:,N3U36 ANO 36 LOCAL EXPRESS-I'ailV- l '
"TRAINS 8 AND 83 FLORIDA SPECIAL-I-aily. 1 f 1
Pulhnan train New Yoilt and Miami via A. C. L. Wi. .. .
JMukkOttvUI. Dinir.it Oar. - i.-rrv'-
-TRAINS 37 AND 3K-ttH(iftnn FLORiDA -tw,1V -
Uai,y' Through train Kw York and Miami via h..-
uorlh ol Jacksonville. DiniiiB Car. . ' ' d-
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The Daytona daily news. [volume], March 25, 1921, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
About The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926