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THE DAYTGNA DAILY NEWS. MONDAY. MARCH 25. Ivi
FACE FOUR
Famous Hostelries and Resorts oWl-
Leading Hotels of the East Coast of the
Great Winter Playground of the World
and Hon; to Easily Reach Them . .
I WINTER RESORTS
3
- Some of the Meat important Railway d Steamship- Lttm. -ri .
3 You and Maka Mort Pleasant Your Visa, ta th. sZl.L T
Visitor Cmt-g ta th rut Coast Florida May Ajrd of Good Service
and Reasonable Charges at the Hotels Listeo in These Coiurous
I I A. V V
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1
Annual Election of
j Officers Thursday
at Palmetto Cluh
rim ntcciirn
I.JILL ULOF UKUU
41. . . - . 1.4 . A
f
At t"t Ltespland fcottrt tlere are yet
Many old Utae and new guest m-j On Tbarsiay of thi will be
jiiyias tli pleasant fcotel ;utd its sur-ih-ld the aauua! eJectson of otHwr
Heavy Demand Is
Found for Homes ; j
for the Summer i
j frumnmnm
si
..ii,, m-mm nni.iw TBiianartariKaicaiaagw
The H. B. St-nuUe Realty company
svnon a demand for houses and
rvmulmjES. Msy oijressioas of te-.oi the I'aitUftto C!ui. in nieetin to ; apstrtaieiu for the coains summer'
sea.-!. M. B. StnitUe saiys Uia tirm's ;
fihs tontain over to dozn reojiests '
for sanxuer and year round rvmaU. ;
as well as an equal nam Her for houses'
la addition to the business features fur the nx. winter season. i
Miss MatUiii. sitecint represa'.ative The Srhnlte company has rented'
of tn Serbian Relief Comuiiite of the Mrs. K. P. Cobb property at 128!
America, will address the members i Orange avenue. laytma Beach, to A. ;
of the elU on the campaign heiu " R. Teane. Mr. Teague wi'.l o;-cupv ;
tarried on in the Triple Cities this: this home duriuK Ihe summer month. '
J. lan Pattern hitf, formerly of At-
gix are htanl by tiios? who have , be the annu.il one of the organisation,
sitent the inter tere that the season :st which ti:ue reports of oitii'crs. t!e
ia so near Us t-l.is-. anJ many are partments aad committees will be
Xdannlng to cou.e irlv next year. The j read.
IVspiaad holds its clientele and year
after year ftnds the same pt-opie tlviv.
One of the oid lime guests aid to the
News represealative:
"Out always ret-eives sath gracious
and efficient service at lav li-siluud
that it is a real pieasur to spend a ! -Mra- - salfy. presittem
few .tnoiitUs there. The caisene is ai- i ot t; faiiuetto club, beins local
war of the best an I there is alwavs : chairman of the rommittee for relief
an air of true and democrat:? haspi-; la merman cnaaren. Sarterwliite has purchased the U. B
tahtv aiH)Ut the place." j l he club is taWaiS an active jxtrt . Bagsrett river frtnit home in Holjv i I
!"I"he Demand is alw.v a nopala? j jn D)i Ci?il?.?w H:'1 an exien- 1
Ur with fh ,.w,,,ie , n.l" .ster .a .5ne tor this " k. sn e amount of rem. elUng and re- 1
rr . ' .. tnis neing the last commaaitv
AT TIIK
Lotus
Grill
Open From
10:00 A. M. to 12 P. M.
A ia Carte Service.
MOTTIBIL.
Sitm II
DANCffil
IN THE
GRILL
EVERY
EVENINI
janta, nas math- anoiaer P""1--sp ; aiwiwiiujiua
rBnrmtrwiBiriKiHig-unnmaiiittnMiTwii
;iM,n,Mmiv,)ain
ty to ratse ue.-onf.ins.
Ulk .. rVltil t till hl lilll - 'JW Pi .iklll t
well UeJ whh pWaat dinner par-i" Hm lm ZJL. "
ti. 1 .r. .v V. . . "ViTi!pped Cream Ito'U at A. B. C.
! Remember the Benefit Card partv ' 0 . rK
Among the rereat quests at the ; to ht, ?jven at t)(. houle of lr VJ. ; bakery. 343-1-13-tt
Despland are: , i body on Tuesday afternoon -Vi-Tit.' - - u
New' TYorkf mI'.S'jib. t. r! K i CiTRUS CROP was SOLD i mmmammmmmKmmmmmmtmm
Reynolds of West lilin Bs-ach; Mr
j
I c
Its
I
EUROPEAN PLAN
Steam-heated Throughout.
Elegantly fumiahed.
GEO. L. WHIPPLE. Mgr.
HOTEL JACKSON
Jacksonville
Main St., Corner Ads ma
Child's Restaurant Connected with Lobby 5
Moderate rates. 100 oom. 50 bath
s -
Ask Mr. Foster '
t
WASHINGTON'. Mar. 1'S The ?
and Mrs. Kdward ,Ve'!s in! Mi
"U.ir:.rt alii! Mr !,! M r W IT- !
Kennedy f jJwnsiou. N. v v". i mt part of the citrus fruit crop's
Koch and V. f. L,uiierd of WiiiUms-' of latnar count v. Florida, was sud :
port. Pa.; Mr. ahd Mrs. K. V. Grant. I to tourists this season" in special t
J. R. Stinack of ithaca. N. Y. ; Mr. and ' packs, the tieiiartment of Aericulinre
Air. A. II. Hoilner. Wiikes Barre.-'Pa.; ' reports. The boxes of fruit, nacketl 1
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Pitner, il- i ,M Ordine ta (iirectiens of Uie roti-nv f
3:
largely to toubistS'I A ImDorters I
. nivLf j x :
(The Associated Press.)
58 So. Beach Street
Cor. Myrtle Ave.
Day! ana Ri.
HHfflfflllWIrMttiiaOBHaiwi
luouatauisiatHitttuaiawattiuioa
EVERGLADES LINES
' Across Everglades, Lake Okeechobee. Caloo&jhatcHee River ?
gig 8:t. m to-hu-sat.. ..Lv. W. PALM BEACH Ar 6 00 p.m. gj
SIS w e- r. Muvnc nnvtm l. mon-weo-tri. B.uu a. nt.
4auuawi
5
I '
UO p. lil. . . .
1 : 18 p. m
6:00 a. m.
:15 p. m.
tar ana tourist s ra ana a ion to sentiing
Mrs. ti. S. Ma Kin;:t:-, 'liica.co;
hnJ Mrs J. N BronT. AiL.ria ti:
Mr. and -Mrs. .V. T. Biassinal.am. Nor-j til,?m North cs "hristnas presents
folk. Va.: J. I.. Malune. Miami; Mrs. 'have contirnei the practice since 'he
W. H. York. Xorristown. Tenn.; Mr. i holidays. i
and Mrs. L. t". Ha'.Uovay and Mr. and i -
jurs. K. iiarris. Aiiauu.
Suits, Hats and
Evening Dresses
At a Discount
Complete Assortment
Ar. FT. MYERS Lv.
Ar. TAMPA Lv.
5 S fclcCOY epos.
CtasittuiiCiuiMuw3iyiutaunfiuiiw .
1 I I
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it Mf. Foster
12S South Beach St. Daytc:!
Reliable Information, Free, Concerning
TRAVEL HOTELS . RES03TJ
Tickets and Reservations for all FlorkD
Water Trips.
40 OFFICES A NATIONAL SEav;(3
C-iaiaiiiiBnai.iiiiiitiHHiinrtiatiMtiiiihiHHtftwimi
Special sale of antiques at Polly's I
New York Buffalo Saratoga
Apex Electric Vacuum n-rnrs.-
Cupboard.
i M
DUNN BROS.
I
l3-22-6t i sjtuiuuittiuwuicmiiHiitiuuiiMMJur:Hiiiuutiiuiuwiitnit
2r,th.
!
Fast AU-Steel
Thru Train Daily
Traversing a Route of Scenic and Historic Interest
Jacksonville to
CHICAGO and ST. LOUIS
Via
ATLANTA. CHATTANOOGA, LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, NASHVILLE
T. St. Mriinem, Special Keprcwntatire. N. C c (it. U. Hy 144 lte-M-b
fctrf-ft. iTtvtoim. Via.
Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad of the South.
For information and
Pullman Reservations
See
F. E. Masi C. P. Shaw
D&L Pass. Agtg., A. C. L. R. R.
DAYTONA OFFICE
144 SOUTH BEACH ST.
THE RIDGEWOOD
DAYTONA, FLORIDA. E. P. WOODBUBV, M
n Complete In every detail. Nearly every room connected iUi til
H 1 eli)hone In every room. Modern In every y
5 jMcwrttHawaMWtauaiiwi
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HiUUiiOJHmHatWURHHHnHHUmiiltlimilUUOflnMflHUIHil
HOTEL DESPLAIID
9:00 A. M. to Noon.
2:00 P. M. to 5:30 P. M.
Tom McQueen, Special Representative
144 South Beach St.
!-Eii!;miiHniuuMumr:uHiiimn!!ii!nHHommm
Important Trains:
Florida Special
Havana Special
Everglades Limited
Palmetto Limited
Dixie Flyer
Saminoie Limited
The Southland
St. Louis Express
GAR-DtN MOUND
Om See f,2 mp-py MAr
"CcX Ai?e ga-oen seeds
AND TboLS
ThS MAN 15 GO-lNo To MAlCt:
A Gar- Drs -nTi-i The Tools
IN THE 6A2-0:rt IT 15 I
IS iT A Pt?Of-ir-A- BLE Poiif?
SES WS CCOP3 LL Pi3CB -A-EOf
SAJ Hlrn73'3
ot his GCo-ces-V. Bill.:
ArT-ee de-rxici-iriu haT
HE PA.D FOC? "IOOi.5 A niD
05 wc-iLLe 7Z
v CpiTs CtcAti Pi3o?-iT fotl
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NOT "uD aT all - E -ArtiT ?
THE HAMILTON
The House of Hospitality
I NEW AND FIRST CLASS
j OPEN THE YEAR ROUND
1 Mrs. I. M. Mabbette, Prop.
auuuwuauiuuiMiaHuiu
wtnuaumiaiiiigioaiMUHuii
1 F. B. Nordman, Jr.
' "No. Nine Grove"
Grower and Shipper of Fancy
CITRUS FRUITS
Maker of Pure Jellies. Preserves.
Marmalades and Crystallized Fruits
Ormand beach. Fia.
HOTEL ORMOND
Ormond-on-ths-Haiifax
A la Carte Grill open for Afternoon
Tea, Evenings Dinners, Etc.
Dancing from 10:00 to 12:00.
RESERVATIONS MADE
I P.. JOHNSTON, MANAGER
EA
WILBUR-BY-THE-S
MOST BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW TOWN IN THE SUNNY SOUTH
Six ITTes South of Daytona.
Not a Prospect, but a Reality.
Only 800 feet from Ocean to River. Right in
the heart of the Fishing Grounds. Bathing,
Boating, Fishing.
DAYTONA OFFICE:
278 SOUTH BEACH STREET
OVER GRUBER-MORRIS HARDWARE STORE
B-11 A. M. 2.4 p. M.
Arrangements may be made for a trip to Wllbur-by -the-Saa by
calling at our Daytona Office.
i L. M. WAITE. Manager J. H. BUTTERFIELO, AmL mJ
NOW OPEN DAYTONA, FLORIC
5 Cuisine and Service Excellent; Broad Plaazat on AH Sides; Rooen li
3 Steam Heat; Elevator; Every Modern Convenleacs
Send for Booklet. Concerts Pally
MuimqajraaMmiinH
iuaauaiuiiiiHiwioiMttiaaoHittiiiaiifjwii
J THE PRINCE GEORGE
I D AYTON A'3 LEADING HOTEL
1 NOW OPEN
S 3 Every Room Electrically Lighted. Steam Heated and Equippea mi
and Cold Running Water. Elevator Service
HILYARD & HOLROYO, Proprietors
AttOimuiutiamuutHixuwiuiiouiiuimi
3utiiiuiii:muiiimiaaiitiioiiiaiiioiiwiioiaiiitmiWOWH
1 PRINCESS ISSENA
3 HENRY W. HAYNES, Proprietor SEABREEZE, FLOn.!
NOWOPEN
5 Strictly Modern, First-Class Hotel. Rates on AppHiJos
Auto Bus Meets All Trains
ASK THE PEOPLE THAT STOP HEBE
S KiuuiMiuinoiuiqtHitumiKiun:
UHiwmuit'-j.'UioiuiiiiUiaiuaitiwra
THE DALTON
(Formerly The Bennett)
Under Ownership Management
NORTH RIDGEWOOD AVENUE
Excellent Cuisine
Strictly
MiCl
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HOTEL NEPTUNE
Ocean Ave. Seabreeze, Florida.
All large outside rooms with or without
private bathe. Overlooking the ocean. !
excellent C liiine. Rsasoaalbe rates.
Pnone 21.
wwetrtieiiiHviftiriataiae:iiwwwiiioia
5 All Tourists are Invited to Visit I
1 NORDMAN'S POINT. GROVE 0
J I . On Neve Smyrna Road ;
f Shipping Gift Boxes is Our g
I Specialty
n s '
r jmiuiBiiiaimitiwHtwwif.HiiaitiiMttitiinttmiim.tuil awitiut-
5 PALM BEACH HOTEL
'Royal Poinciana ft. R. Station, over by
vthe sea. Modern, holds 4iX). Adjoms the
largest hotel. Less formal with .more mod- ;
jft:n rates. Handy to golf, bathing beach,-
and outdoor: concerts. Stop in thi resort
proper. Costs no mora. Our enlarged
capacity alios us ta assure you of nice.
(corns for the big ttme here Febrcary SJ
o 22, and St. Patrick s Day Ball. Lngjgci
Bow. Also central to alt attractions tor1
the great Sun Dance Festival, March 7,
s, v, iu. upen into April.
SCHEDULES
SERVICE
ROUTES
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3 ORMOND BEACH, FLA. i
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I JAS. P. VINING, Proprietor
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Fa in beautiful Hemming
1'atk, coiiveiiient to Intarre. and
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