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BROOKLYN D'AIEY EKGLE, SUNDAY, MAT 22, 1938 Telephone MAln 4-6000 13 Tot CtaidfleTt TfH Ketuttt BRIDAL SHOWER A linen was given recently Chalfonte-Haddon Hall Lists Guests Special fo The Eagle Atlantic City, May 21 Recent arrivals from Brooklyn at the Chalfonte-Haddon Hall here include Miss Vivian Durye, 22 8th Mr. and Mrs. James Barclay, 918 E. 18th Mr. and Mrs.

William Boylan, 888 E. 19th Miss Tessle Wintracken, 88 S. Oxford Miss Marie Tel-jeiro, 6 Sherman and Miss Arllne F. Graef, 11 Irvington Place. June for the West Coa-st, where sh will be married to Joseph E.

Ritchls of San Francisco. BEACH CXIJB PARTY A cocktail party and reception will be held this afternoon at the El Mlrador Beach Club, Atlantic Beach. Among tho.se who plan to attend are Dr. and Mrs. Murray Alperv, Jtf.

and Mrs. Oustave Green, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bogatln, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert T. Benjamin, Mr. and Mrs. Harry 8. Roland, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Kullman, Mr. and Mrs. William G. Dillon, Mr.

and Mrs. Ivcns Sheer, Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Broad, Mr.

and Mrs. Louig A. Rappaport, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Foster and Mr.

and Mrs. Marcus Helltzer. Wild wood Ready For Holiday Fun Special to The Eagle Wlldwood, N. May 21 The Bryon Pennington Croker Post, American Legion, today complrtpd plans for all-day celebration of Memorial Day, It was announced by Leon Wheaton, chairman. There will be a parade, participated In by all patriotic organizations, school children, Boy and Girl Scouts.

There will be services at the Beach Club, where chairs will be provided for spectators. Boardwalk business men are putting the finishing touches on their establishments In preparation for a big weekend. Maine to Hold Horse Shows Open Tanbark Meeting for S. Portland on May 30 Special to The Eagle Augusta, May 21 Plans for th most active year in the history of the Maine Horse Association, State-wide organization of riders, were outlined to the Maine Development Commission today by Secretary R. B.

Skinner of Auburn. The 1938 circuit of horse shows will open with a tanbark meeting to be staged by the Dressage club of Cape Elizabeth at South Portland on Memorial Day. Other show dates announced by Secretary Skinner were as follows: New England Calls Motorist There Are Thousands of Miles for the Traveler Who Likes Speed New England's highways and byways go winding over leas where bright wildflowers blend their gay colors with cool greens, go parading through big cities where gather the marts of the world, go skirting along sun-bright shores, go winding up regal mountains, verdantly lush to the timberline. A land of perfection for the motorist, the six New England States can claim thousands of miles of Grade A roads, national and State highways, all of which are carefully and frequently marked for easy understanding. Safe, high-speed travel is possible along these main traffic channels with their well-conditioned land traversed by thoroughfares that surfaces.

So completely is New Eng- Jersey Lakeland Region Served By Transit Lines Special to The Eagle Lake Hopatcong, May 21 Transportation facilities via bus and rail will be greatly augmented into New Jersey's lakeland region of Morris and Sussex Counties for the Decoration Day weekend, as this area prepares for a record holiday Influx. The Lakeland Council, nonprofit organization which sponsors the promotion of regional activities here, has been advised that electrified Lackawanna service and Greyhound buses out of New York City, as well as Public Service de luxe buses out of Newark, are prepared to cope with expected traffic, Meanwhile tills ten-mile circle of towns, villages and such lakes as Hopatcong, Musconetcong, Cranberry, Lackawanna, Rogerene by Miss Loul.se Junge In honor of Miss Eleanor F. Yetter of Flatbush at the home of Miss Prances van Megan, 452 W. 142d Tlio.se attending were the Mi.sses Helen McCullum, Hildegard Krueger, Charlotte Winder, Emily Binder, Hnrtha Koelln, El.se Franke, Emily Bohl, Hllde Mlerecke, Llsel Franke, Else Franke, Emily Sensy, ELsa Abendroth, Harriet Recder, Erika Witt, Margaret Reblng, Maria Schoepfer, Helen True, Adelheid Barnkoth, Hildegard Glassman, Frledl van Megan, Sophie van Megan, Mrs. Madeline Sullivan, Mrs.

Genevieve Randall, Mrs. Mildred Kelly. Miss Yetter will leave early In 3ERMUDA Bermuda Beach pests of the St. Miami Reports Good Fishing Miami, May 21 The sallflsh are on the run, luring deep-sea anglers from all over the country to the Gulf Stream waters off the coast of the South Florida resort center. May and June also find the dolphin, marlin, tuna and barracuda waiting in great numbers for the bait of ambitious fishermen.

Unusually good catches of bluefish are being made at the present, one weighing 396 pounds and another 402 pounds. Saco River Span To Be Dedicated Next Weekend Special to The Eagle Bar Mills, May 21 Amid the scenes made famous by Kate Douglas Wiggin in her "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm, "Old Peabody Pew," "Timothy's Quest" and other novels, the largest bridge across the Saco River, and also the first to be constructed as a World War memorial, is to be dedicated here on Sunday, May 29. It will replace the old bridge which spanned the river at this point and which was carried away in the great flood of March, 1936. Designated by the Federal Government as a memorial to the veterans of the towns of Hollis and Buxton which it connects who served in the World War, its approach from the Buxton side has been developed Into a beautiful park area with a granite and bronze memorial which will record the names of those from these York County towns who answered their country's call during the stirring years of 1917-18. KtR.MUUA George BERMUDA A This famous reserved for CLEE CLUB CONCERT June 21 by Columbia University Glea Club.

Single Lovely, Catherine's own pcrson.il during Sr. George Tor those your preferred many a timeless your sun tan cooling you you ot privacy crags that snuggle about the ba historic St. Catherine's 1'ort ahuv beach picnic lunch is served wit hour. nuf vate 1 the gracious older scctii: you have your own pri too swimming suti-an J-surf-splashi'd St. Hedih becomes your strip of Hcrtninla property, your visit at the Hotel silk-soft, corjl sands will be Bermuda playground tor hour mellowing to a rich gold-brown with sea-spray assuring with the great shoreline pool SCI I largest; deep outdoor music and cL Bcr- Grill gaiety, famous charge.

I lere, in Bermuda, golt course, ing, Marine rmtm fS ir dnv, irith Imlh $9 per rav. li.ty, iritli tMirh fib per day. infective Aru. I nrrmuua lishing; with muda delicacies blc. at your dining ta mobolist who enters New England in an amazingly short time the auto-from its southern gateway can be in Bangor, Me.

a distance of some 454 miles without having once on the route driven over even a stretch of highway that Is not prime class. Pleasure drivers who have time to enjoy New England's scenic wonders and who feel the urge to explore will want to try New England's network of second-grade roads, either paved or gravel-covered. They are well marked and well tended. Romantic byways, threading together village and meadow and woodland in a scenic garland, have their own distinctive charm. The riches of the back country are revealed for quiet enjoyment.

The most ardent explorer will discover a real corduroy road, a covered bridge or a tiny brook ford. While it Is possible to see all the many phases of New England in a tour of comparatively few hundred miles, many motorists like to specialize and devote all their vacation time to seeing thoroughly certain sections of the region. There are mountain tours, seashore jaunts, historical and literary pilgrimages, lake trips. Fine roads may be followed for all of these types. Since these attractions are, for the most part, common to the six New England States, the Summer vacationist who takes any one of the trips will become familiar with a good slice of the area.

Through the New England Council's Boston office the visitor may obtain information about any type of trip. MAINE )mjrif roam per June 1) Ay.ply your own TRW KL or tto Uiinuper, (. (itornt. He mania. sW.

or bJi tilth item Er rST.GEORGE Ctntral BEACH and GOLF CLUB Sr. Geftrje, Burmudm HOKKKT It. HI.ACKMAN CANADA LAKE Jerseyltf the fe airj a the it 1 Al I 'f rSl 1 7 Jj I I Et UlC 1 4 (Of Or AiT A In the CANADIAN ROCKIES Jnv of living! Keen mountain air in Canada's national parks! Fast tennis, mile-high golf, riding the trails Swijiiining in warm sulphur and fresh water pools; motoring to I.ake Louise, Emerald Lake Homelike hospitality at the Banff Sprinps Hotel Gay social life, Horace Lapp's dance orchestra. 600 rooms bath; 38 de luxe suites. This hotel opens June Chate.au Jxike Emerald hike Chalet, June 11 -Sept.

12. ALL-EXPENSE TOURS CaiiHilianl'anfu'faMtrann-rontincnti UhIi mooring an.i laitiou. ii.ii-l trains. Air Conditioned. All-Kxprnsa HOTEL.

Long Lake, Naplea, Main Black Bass Season Open at Orlando Orlando, May 21 The closed season on Florida's larze-mouth I freshwater black bass, which has been in effect since March lb, was lifted today and the water of 30,000 lakes and rivers thrown open once more to anglers. For the first time this year, following agitation by sportsmen, Florida closed all of Its black bass waters to fishing during the spawning season. As a result anglers are expecting one of their, best fishing years between now and next March. MAINE Dancing Tennis Canoeing Season Rates $30.00 Free Booklet. CONNECTICUT 7 New Jersey 4K" State Houit, Trenton, N.

J. I 7 Send tne mv FREE copi of: 11 I "Yout 1938 Vacation Dollar" ADDRESS CITY STATE 'TftOf 200 acres picturesque woodland. Fiihing, boating, swimming, golf, tennii, riding and dancing. Congenial guests. Excellent iood.

Modern hotel. Easily reached. Write promptly for booklet, rates, etc. Mention this paper. ilJT11 1 A BROOU.

Pree. Sept. 24, Portland Club at Stroud-water. Lucerne-in-Maalne will be the location of the annual trail ride to be sponsored by the association Sept. 30 to Oct.

1, with the Bangor Boot and Saddle Club as the host. This is a two-day endurance ride over Maine bridle trails with a score or more of entrants. A network of 1,300 miles of bridle trails reaching into all sections of the State has been laid out in the past three years through the cooperation of the Horse Association and the Maine Development Commission. NEW JERSEY vt' ua.K POM) iiotkl I KN POND, NtW JFRSKV Jpens June 15. S.tuated hiKli In mountains; lake over three unit's one in lie wide.

led bv famous lor hospitality; reHl fuod; rcusontible rates Cliristins. Route 23 from Mum clair to New Fouudlund, then Llu-e-e mllt'H Telephone N. F. 22. LAZY BAR RANCH Waillpark Center, New Jersey I 1'nllfnlteil rMliHf.

Frfe liisirurHnrn. f'twlioy gui.le. I'wk Arizona 1 A pi it. llklt. MOHAWK DUDE RANCH Sparta, J.

Decoration Bay werk-enil IH; from Saturday afternoon antil Mindity niiht. oliniitrd ridintr inrludrd. Kfserva-j tiuits call Lake Muhawk HI. PINES LAKE NXcnilR Oprn Slav to Ort. Tal.le mut-' iilh il rrom m.n faun.

tYe IxmIIhk, liatlilim. ten: M. laii'luir. ilalpi Itm.klpt. Karlfl K.

Hill. 7RtAivaTa VIRGINIA Caverns of Lurav THE BEAl'TlftX On Route 211. 90 miles west of Wmlilnii-tun; near Hkjlme Drive and Shenandoah National Park. Free descriptive booklet at Entile Bureau or write Luray Caverns Box 1009, Liiray, Va. VIRGINIA BEACH, VA.

Invites you to inoiNIA BEACH hu m-acn wuu i-rivneiiev Plan Attractive rate.s. runt at Pt.reet. Vlrutiia Virginia, Write for Book- CHALFQNTE VIRGINIA BEACH.VIRGINIA On ocaan front. Modarn. Evary aonvan.

lonci. Culllnt linracrllnd. Old VirolDla arl RnltllnD. Gilt and sporil, ijouKiei. THE POCAHONTAS VIltCt.MA HKACII.

VA. Dirertlv on the ocean front. Modern. Homelike. Mn.

Al A( I. ARK. NEW WAVERLEY HOTEL Itcpfin front. Finest lmlMrji. O'tlf, ff ht-r niurti.

I'rhatt l.Mi. Irrv rm rniPiire. B. Till; HFACllOMK APARTIMFNT Virrinla Hrni-h. Va.

MndPin. Exclusive Apartinpnt Hnirl. Miss L. T. Rowlnd, Mur.

TRAFTOV IN'Ni Ocfn Front, at VlrilnU Hracb, Reii -win able. Write for booklpt E. Mrs. FRANK TRAPTON. Mur.

Ameru-ar mw" Ocean I an Charming Healthful Companionable Guests Good Food June li, ttenneDec vaney Kiaing Club at Gardiner; June 18, Mousam Valley Club at Sanford; June 25, Tiny Hoof Beats Club at Auburn; Aug. 4, Harrison Club at Harrison; Aug, 13, Pastime Club at West Bath; Aug, 20, Shadagee Club at Saco; NEW JERSEY lJ''-''''''--'-j----- 113: I iJi'A 2 NE'V JERSEY uapITCONG CKAMSWSY tKt I I LAKI noOSMN sCAK rono OF MORRIS AND SUSSEX COUNTIES ntft.inra fhm ttvlvB.I1 ltlTB Of mountain lakes and Woodland at healthful KHHi-ft. elrTatlon, in the u.r K'aiv ir Sandv MihH: finMt bathlnR: exMllcDt r.T.n.- vr tvnfi of dlverslun. If, facllltirB. liow-rost cum- AA4l MAIL COUPON NOW rtok.laed Council ilNon rion.

i itcy OrtKi SEND ftt wui" Hol.ll Boordma wvwm Vacation Book I A If CI A Kin a' IFRCFY frfnl lake-iiHriintiln-wno-lltntl retrials In m-nrliv Murrif an! Sh-h-x ruiiniles wllliln 4.1 milfiuf N. Y. 1'. I 'n-init HpuMii iiirn Ii'ini fiMH ek'atMiiv Writt fur licniklt-t, ml if liitr rtleA In lioti-l. himr-ling ti-ti'-.

nnriitc tr imrrluse of home. AtKlrcil it-tnr nflii'ti Lakeland Council, Cranberry Lake, N. NEW LAKE END HOTEL GREEN POND, NEW JERSEY 'Lnfalid on Watir'a tdia" Ot'KN DECORATION IMT The Beauty Spot of New Jersey A mopmix also cabin hi-mia- LOWS WITH OPEN l't'l I'PKII CUlU.y UAVfl. 1IIIATINI1. KATIII.VO.

'JTN'NIS. UDI.F. SADIII.E IKPIISKS. 1IIHIKI.KT. Mn.

J. SIlAWtiKK Phonen 561 and Blork to Reach- Muderu Thniout -Cap. ISO DAY 3 rtavia lain flva 7 June Rate: Dlv. $.1 Wkly. no (llit'sllan clientele, tr.ou.

Jnhn H'llllK. MONTCI.AIR INN Hltlildl ear. St. Luha I Monttlalr. M.

J. Qntft rf.ldrnllal Inn. tarse ihail.il stoun'la. Contfnl.nt location, llonklili 1-21177, June's an ideal month In New warm with summer, yet with bracing tang of spring still in the Perfect for outdoors and all varied sports the state has to offer golf, tennis, surf-bathing, boating, fishing. Spend a week on the famous New Jersey shore or in the beautiful northern mountain region.

Vacation costs are low jrnougU to invite a longer stay. I vCtf I 0JSS a I Jtj3 IVM. NSO'4 'S' Xoocv'' 5 "Mi i MeVlJe Vl I I Bathing Fishing Pingpang Badminton Shuftlcboard Rowing Basketball Golf Horseback Riding Quoits Horseshoes Swings Water Sports Big Launch House and Bear Pond has become a beehive of activity as last-minute work Is being rushed for influx of Summer residents and guests at cot taws, hotels and boarding houses which will begin with the holiday weekend. Memorial Day programs are scheduled in Dover, Succasunna and the twin boroughs of Nctcong and Stanhope. VERMONT LAKE CHAMPLAIN VACATION CAMP Lakeshore cottages, 2 to 8 roomi, baths, fireplaces; meaifl at central camp.

Bathing beach. Fine Iishing all Summer. Boats, cruiser. Tennis courts. Oarage.

Attractive rates. Bend lor Illustrated folder. C. H. TUDHOPE Box 1(1.

NORTH IIEHO, VERMONT THE MANOR AND MAYFA1R FALLS. VERMONT Oet iWcrlWfi tosiinriil, ialtifrlnff mrntlnn pandi8. fl Verinont-t anaillan trll. Alt -niine Faratton trip, ipflnn Montreal. A'lsahta riium, Ijrft-n, A.llrontlaqk All Kamea.

trnnti. ilancinit. Iloa'a frpa. Own dairy It. Hate American plan.

LAKEVIEW IN THE MOUNTAINS Fishing ib'iats free), tennis, horseback rldlna. 1.300 feet elevation. Restricted. Booklet. $16S0-IB.

A. J. FOROUITKS. R. F'.

D. No. 1, Rutland. t. SHADOW LAKE REST Elev.

1680 300-acre farm; home cooking; baths; boatinR, bathing, flshlno; booklet; $15ueek; christians. o. J. O'Brien, Mgr. HL'ltK 1H1 llennlncton Vermont Tdeal location; wonderful views; restful; good food; own products.

Fteasonahlc, Bklt. THE FAY FAKM IN THE PINES, Bennington, Vt. avrei. Hrwinia water. meals.

HwfinniltiK. aluirrieljoani. rl'lltig. nxlf. Frrp par meets Alii my rmitij trip it.

MocN A HTA N'S TKR- Hi nil flentlon. tni ill iMirti nrjuliy. llmikM. LAKE VIEW HOI SE. FOt l.T.NI-: Y.

VT. On Luke St. Catherine. Modern. All sports ColtaKO for rent.

Low rates. Booklet. AND COTTAGES, Basin Harbor, Vt. On Lakf Champj.un. Restricted.

Booklet. A. Y. BEACH. CONNECTICUT OPENS MAY 27th Only three hours from New York to this "land of the sky blue water" overlooking the Sound.

NEW Olympic-size outdoor swimming pool, yachting, deep sea fishing, riding, tennis, 18-hole golf course, nightly dancing in ballroom or grill. 400 rooms and baths. Rates from $7 daily without bath, from $8 with bath, including meals. Special rates at The Griswold Club for unmarried members of the younger set. New York Office! Si.

Sforitt Hotel I 2 SHOO BrooUyn Otfic; ilohnuk Uotel PR 9-1VOO IIOTK if 4 'iVM I.arcest an I-Jk. Arrtiinmnriatei llHK Sperfal Mrninria! Pay week -end rate. Amrriran Tlan AH dmile rntiiim, SE I per prrn per day. Tennii. Horin.

ShufHt-bnard, Arclicry, Clark Gulf; Billiards, Table Ten-nit. Cnntrarf BrldQa, Orflantied I ntrrtiinment. Buttilntj, Canorinf. Orthfitra Dantlni. Unur-paiicrj food Viennnt thef.

Giifit rooms have two ttinrfomi, lake vifw. runflini hot and cold water. Kl srKlCTfcll CI.HrNTfcl.E. S'JO up weekly. BOOKI FT.

Tel. anaan MRS. MAY ZITA SMITH THE MONTOWESE Indian Neck, IV ILL opan iti 73d laaion on Junt It. Mott Vr dtligrirf ully locaftd on Long tiland Sound. Eicluiivo tond btach, toddit horiai, sailboati, golf, tannis, dancing, tc.

tdtal for young ptoplo and fomiliat. Oiicrtmirtatirtg cliantal. Ac com mod ota I 250. 10 milai from Now Havan. Stndfor looklot B.

BRYAN MANAGEMENT ltoxuoon mwou Old "ns IKo' II, C'nn. and Comfort Country-slime, ft ma jest ic In MHteiv trees, beautiful gstrdeiiN, 20 HO roums. 40 bains; clean ocean n.r tennis, saddle hur.se.i. salt batli- inn' Saturday excellent table. buukirt and rates on reqursi.

TWIN LAKES HOTEL rimne Ail iiorti. prr 1iV, '1 In tumi mil un earti per week; itngla and per week. Hwtklet. J. V.

MlHtN KY, I'roti. Mm FO LK IXX'nS1 Top ot the State: elevation 1400 ft A de-hKhltul place. Tap room, cotfee sh(ippe Ra.U-1 $17 up. Write tor booklets. Hhone 22m rt.w ItciAlll'KRH Vit Mali linailuii; il.l: c.

illv tiiiil: rcs'i li-'i-'l. KVIil, Ki III I.K. JX II II. HHi'fl. I mill.

(III) HOMI.STt r'ARM. Bfthlrhfin. onn. I i Lit- lilleiil Mills, rrlreshlna. limn a-ii'-mn.

iKHne ciiok.iik H.itr.a S10-1H FnlilT Mil Ml 1VW Ollf.F. Hn.nn.hiai. i S. I a II. in- i I Mr.

r. IM.MMMI TWIN rnr Informalinn rile Hie l1.e I.AKIS, H'i'ir or tl Hum'. TMlp.e i.r raie IO.VN, ud bookltt. P. Canaan, Comi Jean Vrnetoi traUmt JmTM SHENECOSSETT COUNTRY CLUB EASTERN POINT, NEW tONDON.

CONN. I AKKiHT II.LA II. on I -e, keeping Cottages for and $35.00 Weekly Stnd FREE ntoQrtnn bootlti te fejdmW name SAM W. PATTERSON. Prop.

jar LAKE MARANACDDK. MAINE CANADA EMERALD LAKE lours to I'acific Coast, Alaska or CanflfliHn Pacific, 3t Ma.li..n Ni-w York 'If I. An.lrtMl 1 CHOC IN GAY a QUEBEC rats'. mm Quaint French Life, Golf, Fishing, Pastimes, Delightful. Smart.

1 lospiuhlc rcllfiting old-world atmosphere of cay Ircntii Quebec. Splash of sunshine on centuries old walls ami rooftops as vou stroll about. Discover f.isdnatini;" In u. its Know the romantic thrill of (Quebec utv ot the old l-rench Ciovernors with its old Liin.mi lite. Golf tish for trout nearbv At the Clhik.iu smart people, pood living, line music, Attractive suites, spacious rooms.

Guides, who know the citv's charm. Motor or come In rail and save time. 'It jtt! or C.in.;.i''.ni M.i.1 I i 1 1 or m.jn.j,t l.uff.ft IWvuvm. -itafeinrtcHac A CANADIAN PACIFIC HOTEl CONNECTICUT Middlesex County fcV1- TIES iAs with dull formatitiai at this vaca tion Hida-A-Way I Drew at you lika do at you likef Swimming, baiaball, 34 canoei, 11 tennii couru, 2 camant handball courti, dancing nightly, itaak barbecue every Wed nesday night all Iree to guaitt. Write lor daicrip- fm.

tiva booklet. Kataii BOX Jllll. t.AST HAMPKIN. C)NN. nuaiinjr.

Daininx. horarback ridins, trnnia; nrrhrstrj. Booklet LAKE VIEW HOUSE East Hampton, Conn. On Beautiful Lake Pocotopoug Moriprn convrnlenc p-s; new nnnrx; runnlne I water in rooms: home cookina; fresh tarm tianrp orcliest bnal.llK. ranor- ma, haihinn tenni.s: christians.

Acconmio- dates U0. UonKlfti. I FI1ANK IIKIKENOT. Prop. Lake Pocotopaug Ldge Lake front.

Privatf bparh. Rnnn nn w.i'cr i kSoctal Cluy tennis court Kti'' cui.s;nt. JJnoklt't. Vrs i.eb -Jill 1 BR1DGEWAY INN on Salmon River I.ppsville, Conn. Si'urls, hr.s bcioklrt W.

K. Ht.ui. bn.M liainij't in. I.ARhlll KST KAN II, on lie Chhih-p Hi vpi. hit ft Ham pi ii tiinn.

Pr ti ro'irsp. Hafp.s Hooklft. It Will Save You Dollars PKOVIIIKNCE .25: BOSTON Free HmklPt tell! how to n-arh alt New Himlanii resorln. r. r-HUH) GoQLONIAL iyv--iikYjyjrninna tut the Hem Vacation Uu Lver Hud ifcfimtA threat tonal New Enalinri Ay tiiuinf t.hiljuitini ull- VMMiiifa -tnngrd brrfM t.

iwcan A4HtUf imooth sandy besrh iwlmmlna pool HJmcflMWcxrT imnt rourti nlf count nil on hotl grourlv at the Myflnt-r Hulfl Manooft Point. Mjii nfiir hitmit Ply m'tiitrt A in-1 her 1 1 ns Mayf Urr Ht-tel at a quaint Cap? Cd t'n. nprratcit iinilf ttm nnf and tine tiiqh at ititi Binder at ratrt Daily di tf-atn, (rnm Nr Vnrk hnuri In atr i-onftitinnrd Pi'Mant Lnr fr'der and) rate, add re (barlet f- IhMiler, a I either lltitet VWY. HltOOK I Aim Werknd. SOrlny; 14 ia wek.

vwisrjsis" K1IOUC ISLAND i'sWi'l 8 JNlXflilNuT IsiJff' CONNECTICUT tcuiaa Inn LAKEVILLE CONN. THE I To enjoy the beauty of the great Taconic Range, with the added uttractiun of boating, bathing, fishing, dancing anil matchless golf courses, we invite you to this modern Inn. Dining room managed with scrupulous caie. All churches within walking; distance-. Opposite the Beautiful Woononacopomuc Lake A.

A. BARRY LAKEVILLE, CONN. Colorful Davt. 'h un VW 6 Wonderful Days $74 UP TtiM Taun. t.tfin at Hmiff 01 Firld.

Round Trip Farrs. See Travel Agent MASSAI. Ill SKI IS l.M'LL'Ul.NU ISIKKSIIIKtS KIRCHNER FARM INN On I.nke Avhmrre. Roatlnir. tennis, d.ilH'lhg, Kxi-ellent H-f-oklet.

Katf-s $Mi-iil. K. I.nwreno'. Till: MAI'LFVll ASHIN(i TON. MASS.

2 UUO II. elevation; rest fill, modern; tuit-ijtjur Ij'-HtntR. bt hi dnni'Miii vilion. ori'hestt'ii, own pniflurts. 0 em ii and iL' in runiiji Hii.it'L IH FOR FAMILY VACATION r.ftke tmnt rutlnpe.v; ertur.tv, mil, pity water.

Hciit'li. Ntirtli Muss. ANAOA Special Tours of the famed GASPS PENINSULA 7 DAYS Includes rail fare anil lower berth (nun New ork to Mnt joh, fyufhec, ami return-also all xHfisis iniliiiliiiK binclt and incstii on the 550-inilt: trip in iuxurioot Vpatuntter motor tan to pittiirtsque I'ercc Koik H.ue del ha I euri beautiful Matapedia alley. Ask lor itinerary. I v.

N. Y. hnusytni Ju nun 9:10 P.M. I Daily. Inqutr mho about all rxftemt pcrrtnallY conduct td tuurt to tht Sasucnay c.

r. jrNNFY Fifth Avenue at 53rd St. leivpbnne: It krrtham 2 Ihl. ear, v.lfillnn In a different, IIIRFHIN land sea Uurbeo Trovineel AiH lail lar. VAi CLEARWATER LODGE on Lake Pucotopaus, East Hampton.

C'unti. Fmi'liiit ami "bus.y ila.liln" hau Ix-tn ail.lt.l In nor llt tun niakhur -ur tfnma rl, solf iit, nit. iHiicly luaih, ilarirliu l.i nor urrlieslrs ami a Urlulillui "Waunn W'l rinktall niotn. "Be wlae Vacatlon-lre" with K. fl 1 1 AND DORIS NIELSEN per week Bos SIHI, East Hampton, Conn.

av. 1 tirirrA, van i RANDY MAINE 3IIGIS ioimii: South Canco, Maim On Si'ttufin Lake Famous fr sulmon and trout fhliinr Experienced Guides Modern Cabins Reasonable Ratei Mm. G. fJulIrk Robinson, lrop. EAR SPRINC CAMP OAKLAND, MAINE Try our non'lprfnl fW fl'ilr for Ita IK un.

Winn. ttit.s i iltlit. imnlprnly Ii.nr.,1 i.ti lit I in 0.1 tt-r iUv. BERT M05HER, Prop. in ii; l0NR LAKE NAPLES.

MAINE IIKKT MASS FLY riHIIISri KTAHTN Jf.NK I at SALMON FISHING Lttu 8cbaf RtlnR. Iiaerlanct'l Quldet. Booklet. 11 Rates Sena for booklet. NEW HAMPSHIRE pRtrcE-Mir LQDGU CHALETS JACKSON, N.II.

whitf; mh mains 20 private buiiKlows, open fires, baths. Central dining room. Many young people. Selected clientele. All port Best food.

Homelike atmosphere. Booklet. M. SLADE, Proprietor BEN MERE INN LAKE SUNAPEE, N. H.

JI XK An Ideal resort for nereatltn foothill, at N. f.otf near boat In, fishine. riding. trnnH. ahuffle bnard.

oneerts and danrint. 100 Rooms. Amer. Plan. Hnnk'i t.

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