EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1.9, 1914.
"
AsrflER BIO CROWD
"HITS THE TRAIL" AT
; SUNDAY'SMEETING
Sermon on "Tortures of
Hell" Wins 350 Converts.
Hits "Booze" Again and
Big Audience Cheers.
DES MOINES, la., Dec. IS. If there
ire Any one In the great. audience of
10,004 wljlch packed the tabernacle last
night who had any doubts and mleglv
Ingstos to the nature of hell ho was
speedily disillusioned by Evangelist Billy
Sunday, whose nalntlnft ot the lower re
gions was scarcely less forceful than that
of Dpre or Milton. With the exception
of his "boose" sermon, last night's talk
on liell was one ot in most powerful
ermons the evangelist has delivered
since coming to Des otolites.
At the conclusion ot Sunday's forceful
remarks, 330 persons came tearing down
the sawdust trail. Onu ot the features
of the service was that the sermon alunu
was responsible for the conversion ot
tilne-tenlhs ot those who Fat In "glory
row." The singing had Just begun and
the pen. trial workers scarcely had hnd
time to "got busy" before tho greater
number of the converts had "hit the
trail." Billy, for once, uttered not a
word of exhortation from the time he ex
tended the Invitation until- the close of
the meeting.
He scored the theories ot certain scuts
that hell Is not a place of torture. He
declared that the Bible says there Is one
and "that's enough." If It says hell, it
means hell, don't it? the evangelist
risked, and the crowd showed Its npprovalN
by applauding, "what do you cam winit
kind of torture it is, so long as It's tor
turo:" The "booze" Industry failed in escaping
a closing blast from Sunday's broadsides.
"Rhody" read n resolution adopted by
the Carpenters' Union favoring the clos
ing of the saloons nnd approving of Sun
day's condemnation of the tranic. The
crowd cheered nnd called for "Do Brew
ers' Big Hoese.'," which was sung to thu
accompaniment Of a steam whistle and a.
large bell, while the audience went wild,
The temperance song has never failed
to win approval and has been one of
Sunday's powerful shots against the sa
loon forces. So It was again last night.
lie read the doom of the tralflc In words
just as forceful as he used In painting
the ploture of hell's tortures.
Two services today and four tomorrow
will close tho Sunday campaign in Des
Moines. Two services will be held Sun
day evening, one for the church mem
bers early In the evening and' the sctond
and closing one in the big tabernacle.
The Sunday party will leave Immediately
following the close of this service. After
a short stay In Chicago, Sunday will go
on to AVInnna Lake. Ind., his home,
where his mother has been seriously III
for some time.
There have been almost 1000 persons
converted the last two days, bringing
the total number of converts In this city
up to almost 11,000.
HOME INMATE RECAPTURED
Woman Scales Seven-foot Fence nnd
Walks Five .Miles Home,
Jf A woman, after scaling" a . seven-foot
fence and walking five miles alone
through the darkness to escape prison.
It again a prisoner today.
She Is Edith Moore, 33 years old, an
Inmattr of the Court Aid Society's Home,
17th and Summer streets. Late yester
day afternoon she was. hanging clothe3
In the yard of the Institution. When the
matron's attention was momentarily de
tracted, the woman ecated the board
fence and disappeared. Slio walked nil
the way to her home, 126 Ilansberry street,
Germantown, where she was rearrested
by Policemen Tlust and Irelan. of the
Germantown station.
POLICEMAN FACES ASSAILANTS
Attacked by Seven Negroes, Officer
Makes Arrest.
Policeman Samuel Ilulin, attacked by
seven Negroe3 armed with beer bottles
when he arretted one of their number
shortly before midnight, was warmly
commended by Lieutenant Myers at roll
calrat the 15th and Locust streets sta
tion today,
Huhn went to 91" Hamilton street at the
Ute hour and arrested Earl Hamilton,
21 years old. The Negro's friends at
tacked Huhti, but the policeman escaped
with his prisoner.
Hamilton, who Is known to the police,
was held In $600 ball by Magistrate
Xlooney, charged with being a suspicious
character. -
WALKS OFF SUBWAY PLATFORM
"Michael IteMy In Serious Condition
After Accident.
Michael Itellly, 25 years old, whose nd
. dress the police have been unable to
learn. Is In a serious condition In the
Medlco-Chirurglcat Hospital, after walk
ing oft the platform ot the 2Uh and Mar
ket streets subway station early this
morning. He was Intoxicated at the
time, the police say.
When Retlly fell his screams attracted
the guard. No one else was Int the
station and the guard had considerable
difficulty in lifting the unconscious man
to the platform again. Luckily no cars
were due for some time, owing to the
early hour. He suffered severe con.
tuilona of the body and probably con
cusJion of'the brain.
BELGIANS HAVE QBN. SUPPLIES
Food Ship Arrived at Botterdam
Yesterday.
Hungry little Belgian mouths are now
being fed with milk sent from this elty
on the Norwegian steamship Orn, The
vessel arrived at Rotterdam yesterday
and the work of distributing the 1900
tons of cargo was begun Immediately.
ttork of loading the Fewoa and In
tiutr., the ililrd ai.d fourth, relief ship
to leave this k u being rushed, it
is expected that the Perrons, will get
y earls ntt week and the Industry
en Christmas Pve.
SB
KEaOHTS
racasq M9uxTAiag,jEAJ
TOBOGGANING at BUCK HILL
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HOTEL Bl'RBBllKiE
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CHARLES HEMRY DOUGHERTY
CHARLES H. DOUGHERTY DEAD
Ho Wns for Many Yours Prominent
in Democratic- Party.
Charles Henry DoUgncrty, "8 years old,
former treasurer of tho Democratic Cam
paign Committee and prominent years ago
in Pennsylvania Democratic politics, died
yesterday after a brief illness. Ills death
occurred; at the home ot his daughter,
Jtrs. 1' D. Stovcll. of S2I South 2lst
srect.
Mr. Dougherty had apartments at the
Bcllcvue-Stratford. For somo time ho
had been suffering from hpart fouble.
He wna a brother of the Iftlc l-'raitcls M.
Dougherty, who for years was acei clary
of the Kalrmotint Tork Commission, nnd
also n brother ot the late Alderman .
W, Dougherty.
When Secretary of State -ryan was a
candidate for President .Mr. Dougherty
acted as treasurer of 'tho Democratic
Campaign Committee.
Mr. Dougherty Is survived by two
daughters. He was n member of the old
Ameilcus Club, tho Democratic) Club and
other organizations, The funeral will
be pilvate.
FORT DALLAS
WIDE PIAZZAS PRIVATE BATHS
REFINED PATRONAGE
alcyon
AUAAll, FLA.
On Biscayne Bay and the Sea
AW PERN
FIREPROOF
STRUCTURE
Open from November to May
Bookltt' and .'ale on Ajp!i((om.
M, H. MARCH C, C. BRYANT
Man'g Director Assistant Mgr.
The
Plaza Hotel
AT
Rockledge, Florida
will open (or the iton oq December 15.
Durlag the P VT a Urge turn ot
mny has been spent on It, aiiil.lt ranks
among the raoec comfortabU and home
like hotels on the Bast Ceail. Tt h
been renovated and redecorated through
out! "w baths have been added and tb
plumblnr ! ot the most modern sod sani
tary type; stesn) heat and every modern
eenvtnlenoe weeallf , throughout. The
water Is supplied from an aruilan well
10OO feet flaw tb lUfUct of tne terth,
sad l onUrfnll. P"r and refrethlor
A coipctHt etief will 5wlJ over the
cuilary deparuneat and hJtfa undrd
of xeelloiM.e will be faahtUUet) tbrougb
aut, epecMU to tfgsrds to the itbi sad
erle. Special weekly ri. jkpoiiei.
STANTON BCKi.t8KIK. rrovle(or.
Seaside Inn
Daytona Beach, Fla,
Situated on bMtjei; B4eca fally
tutMi ItautlHtN wxjkUg-; freeb vega
UUe. UUUS, boaUiiff iMd kir,
Fmr rat mt boolMet write,
J. P. SUNN
HOtfeL BREAKER ' '
antuite4 diMvtly () tieack Mod
ern: hot and tl ilw UeaJser SiveJ
ioi culUi Uvi a4 mia ruwdiu water
ta tery ewiw. Aaea 1:M per iij nui
vw f ffjr " stfw3g vrMrFnpsKisM cv3afi&Mj5sS?s3ac!wt-
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NEW SELF-LIGHTING CIGARS
FOR GERMANS IN TRENCHES
j "Gotta Match." Nuisance Ended by
Supply ot Lato Device.
The German soldiers In the Irrneh er St the
Will no more piearl for mstches tor to light
ttitir "rope" clrsrs, ...
For the nert Cross of the Fstherlln.l Is ruin
. ins to th trent ,
New mstrli-clgar by theuiends In theUstttl
Sehnellsog cars.
No more the Ingratiating tones, "jlaben
81a eln StrelchholaJ" will be hednl In
he German trenches.
Why? Or rather, what?
Because there Is no further use tor
Strclchhoelzen (matches) among the
Kaiser's soldiers, except maybe for light
ing fires. The Red Cross Is sending tens
of thousands of match-cigars, or cigar
matches, to tho German army.
This clever contrivance Is nothing less
than a self-lighting clgar-a perfeoto with
a targe match-head at the end. When a
German soldier now wants a smoke he
doesn't worry his comrades for a match
because he lost his supply In the Flem
ish dykes or the Masurian swamps. He
merely pulls out one of the new cigars,
scratches It on his Invisible gray trouaer
leg and smoke; It.
The chemical preparation at the end of
the weed does not spoil the flavor of the
cigar. And even If It did tinge the puff
wltli a trace of sulphur, men accustomed
to the smoke of cannon In their nostrils
are said not to be Inconvenienced by such
n mere trifle.
In the meantime Tommy Atkins con
tinues to exclaim querulously, "I say,
gimme a match"; the zouave asks,
"Avet-vous tine allumette?" and the Cos
snclt, denied his vodka, shouts Impa
tiently, "Give me a matchsky! I .lest
r
my lait one at Scsopymsl."
CARPENTER SHOP AFIRE
Flames Cause Damage Estimated .at
$5000.
The carpenter shop of Fleischer &
Sllberrr.ann. 131S North Mascher street,
was damaged to the tNtent of (1003 by
fire early this morning.
Bursting hose kept the firemen In
trouble for nearly an hour. A saloon hor
valued at ITOCO and saloon doors were de
stroyed. The origin of the fire Is un
known. The alarm was sent In by tele
phone by a citizen.
While lighting the flames Ituppert Gunn.
hoseman from the station at 4th street
and O Irani nvenuo, was overcome by
smoke. He wns sent to St. Mary's Hos
pital, where he was soon revived.
HOTEL Miami, Fla.
High-class family
hotel; modern fire
proof stone building.
OPEN ALL THE
YEAR
Mrs. Lillie
L. Flanagan
w... ovtuMffjoi Owner and Proprietor
The
St. Augustine, Fla.
Delightfully situated in best
section, five minutes to GqU
Links; central to attractions. Ten
uis, sailing, fishing, good roads for
riding or driving.
A. N. -BLAIR
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Located near the Battery,
White Point Uardtne.
Original Colonial furnish
Inst. Modern comforH: roome sin
gle or en suite; 14 prtate
bathi.
Magnlncent view from
piaua.
Houthern eooklnc, under
direct supervtalon of proprie
tors. Exclusive patronise. Yacht
ing, fljblnf, solf, tennli and
dancing,
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. BERTOLETT
1'.50
Room With Private Bath
JJ.i.LlJ.tJJ.J-LtUJXLUA
Hotel
Bnrbridge
JACKSONVILLE
FLORIDA
New
Modern
Fireproof
Garage
HOTEL HIBISCUS .ifo
Fryatlnr ou Lake Worth; only reaaoaabU
hotel ai Palm Utach: thoroushly soo4era.
Bnelleat etUaia. uiader pereoaal siuer
alon of menanint. For InlentiMton
awl retervattea write
a. c iNaLBsai.
THE MELROSE
VS 1LAKD, FLORIDA
A eafMU.Ue botel (at sJe Bie
until
oilt
w Maauoa.
"&.,$?&
jiaue istu.
1 T-il
fla u nee week.
tCOTfet SEMtNQLE "1
PtHkTA 1B8A. I-XOKIIU
m t&e Untied Atatu.
VHTlMi
W4TIN0
WiS ts a uiai
nae
lona
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"Comfort Without Extravagance"
Hotel Colonial
Ideal in Winter and Summer
OPEN ALL THE YEAR
WILLIAM E, BELL, Manager
Queen Street North, Hamilton, Bermuda
THREE MINUTES DISTANT FnOM STEAMER DOCK
Entirely New in Construction and Equipment. Built of Bermuda Stone.
Hot and Cold Running Water. Clothes Closets and Writing Desk
in every Bed Room,
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 75 QUESTS
American Plan, $3 Per Day and Up. Special Rates
by the Week.
i eon rtBSEBrATtoxa aso onisn .vaokjato.v ArriA- to
Bermuda Tourist Bureau, 1180 Broadway, New York City,
or Hotel Colonial, Hamilton, Bermuda
Reference Miss M. E, Boswcll, Xo. 644 M. 32d St.. Philadelphia.
VISIT THE SEA GARDENS
i.KBt2r.?. . . nr. ,y 7,iui
kwbs(.'. '. ' ;v. -T5rti.C wv
M9,T 1 W llSCKr-V
,).i.m.wwm,..i--ii . i i ii
View the wonderful thlnas under the
' tile wonderrui tliinas unacr tne
(weather permlttlnB). in
,00 IIUUNII TllIP 11.00, Tickets
l
Krequcn
ml KxcuMlons to flt. lleorse In the steamer "uorona.- ....
. . . - L. inw tn.AA ail TaIi1i1 Claamara fni- lilt.
liTtriirillOll SlPninCrP, " . " em m a- -! v unm..o t
T1IK 1IEKMUUA TltAXSfUnyATlON CO.
THE STANDARD PHARMACY
(Ye: lo .tmertcail llouit)
HAMILTON, BERMUDA
REGISTERED PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
Prescription Department under tho supervision of a graduate of
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, registered in Pennsylvania.
A full line of drugs, toilet articles and souvenirs.
Agents for Whitman Candies.
Dispensers of absolutely pure ice cream Sodas and other refreshing
beverages.
I fie1little(rccn2Boar
U ""ivfiua Tini II MI',W j
Go Inrouifii thin noor u it the leu
brick steps and follow the path lo the
Tea Home, where you will be served
! wltn afternoon na. unuer un mm
I boos ti' the side ot the water, or
j within the Tea Home. -v
Strawberries and Cream In Season
I SIAHK TWAIN. WILLIAM II.
HOWKI.l.a and JOHN MAUT1N. the
Chlldren'a Friend, made litis Tea
! Garden thilr favorite haunt when In
Hermuda.
mi: omr.iNAi.
HKUMUIIA TKA IIOUHrl
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Point Pleasant
Hotel
HAMILT6N, BERMUDA
"A Home, Away From
Home"
Located directly on the water,
only three minutes' walk from
steamer wharf. Spacious veran
das and sun parlors. Especial
attention given to the table.
Boating. Bathing and Fishing
at the door. Send for booklet.
Rates
$3 Per Day and Up
Look lor Our Porter at VFharJ
Home cooking and homo
atmosphere.
J. D. CUTTER, Proprietor
;iWWiwtirMisfTirWffiiTif-giKvia8
ABiOTSFORB
Open all the jear, Tel. S5t, llrrauda.
Elrlc Lvnde Moore, Proprietor,
TouHlIf art tuv'Hfd to villi our klilorlo
home, a reproduction 0 Sir Tfaller
flcotl'e Ilomi.
A well-ordered Family Hotel In 3 arrea
of shady lawns; electrlo Ilihts; bountiful
supply of waterr free bathe j 12 minute'
walk frem steamer landing-; porters meet
all steamers.
St.OO Per naj and Cp
HOTEL, ST, GEORGE
BT, AlUUbl'lNE. fLOUIUA
Elevator, eteam' heat, eleotrla llfhts;
csterln lo select patronsie.
Oolf. (ennlt, tiding-, drivtnr. motorlnr,
ninnlns. (Khlnar. ealirnr, blhlnj.
Omnibus mtets all train,
Btouut i'kank 11. nuni.r.v
ilolil Csloatol. 4turv Park. N. J.
THE GENEVA
SE.BBEZK. FLORIDA
Nicely eltuated, ntlautu to oceaa.
Modern, f rival hatha KAal palroa
(. Rate IS. 50 per day.
MHS, E. T. STtlOLE.
T
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LA POSADA
T. JkVQimitjK, V1.01HDA.
A Quiet. Mftawltimii, boxnilu ttouu:
lUoroushly tjaavati. New aaaac
ment Hetes t pa; U9 per west
MHS. II. DBYO.
COLONIAL HOTEL
ST. AUGU8WS. FI.OHtU.
D.uuiyii
Oatee.
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aijMi uU city
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reosM ool
BaokUt
DUNHAM HOUSE
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STHAMEItS
"PRINCESS"
'4
Authorised lo carry 1000 rn-
Ecrs. Suatalnetl Speed IS
Knots per Hour.
"CORONA"
Authorized to carry MO paMen
sers. SuslnlnnJ Breed IS
knmi npr iiniir.
sea, in winier iripi oner or iw
summer at frequent Interval.
on le ! Hie I'urser on the at
sea. In winter trlpi once or twice dally
steamer.
I Hotel
Inverurie
. Paget, Bermuda
1 Directly on Water Front
of Hamilton Harbor
OPEN ALL YEAR
Modern Throughout
Rates $3 Per Day
V
Rooms With Bath i'j
Description Vooldel Si
C. M. JOHNSON : : i Manaoer S
tasssK-s!r.-r'i,;-..,. ;u.: ?.i:-5i
Cable Address: "Scaur, Bermuda"
Telephone Call 49
SCAUR
LODGE
Somerset Bridge, Bermuda
Ideally located, overlookinir the
ocean. Spacious veranda, home-like ap
pointments, unexcelled cuisine, mod
erate rates.
SHORE DINNERS A SPECIALTY.
F. A, BALCH
Proprietor
TO BICYCLISTS
Metropolitan Bicycle Livery
QUEEN STREET
HAMILTON, BERMUDA
Bicycles to hlra by the hour, day,
week or month,
25o per hour Two hours, Sc
Half day, 60c On day, $1,00
S3 per week $10 per month
Special Rale or Aeajot
Corner House
HAMILTON, BERMUDA
Private board for refined people.
Central to all attractions.
Bates $12 up.
MRS. OCTAVIUS DARRELL
HARMONY HALI
Weat Paget, Bermuda1-'
OPKN AIL VEArt
I.arje airy, auruiy rom: het ad cU
oattu. 5 mluute to Beach; Burt Bath-In-.
TaM supplied Cram our own satdea,
preah ash from the t.a. Atiemcoa
teas; slrawBefrle. etc. Free tMBtBMta.
tlen from boat landlnr. Rataa Itsl pir
lay; Hi per week up. Ctalkre twnlee
19 year ball rate.
W. CLAHK.VCE JAUEWj. Prep.
$
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R, D. WHITTER
JEWELER
Victoria Black, Qumb St.,
Hamilton, Bwmud
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The St. George Hotel
ON ROSE HILL, 100 FEET ABOVE THE SEA
One of the finest locations In Bermuda, New fireproof alone structure;
large vernnda: sun parlor; ballroom. Rooms large and wall furnished i
many with prlvato baths; perfect sanitation. Twelve acres of grounds;
terraced lawns and proves overlooking; St. Oconee's Harbor and th octan.
Tennis courts, golf links, cricket Meld. Opportunity for batnlns, bo&t
ItiR nnd Ashing.
American plan, S3.00 per day and up. Booklet M. DAULMANNi
Grasmere - By - the -
.'iv " '" l ' r?WF' t'''? "w5?a
bellglittully looatetl, IS tnlnutci from the city, on a l'Jacr estat wltliln 'JM feet
ot the ocfnti. tlAthlne, hoatlns-, corlne and Dahlns directly at hand. Picturesque
walk nmld spreading- cedar trees, nfectrlc lights, modem Improvements, treth and salt
naler In tlie liouai. Table uptlled with vegetable, atrawberrlt, milk and eta from
Grotmere Farm. Situated within 10 minutes' walk ot the Oolr Mnk. Strictly first
claim. Write for term nnil descriptive booklet. N. K. LUSHER, rroprltlor.
Bermuda Bungalows
and Cottages for Rent
Choice rottaces, bunga
low, villas, house, win
ter and summer home
fully furnished and .un
tarnished, neautlful hill
top. Inland. Mtashore,
ivuter-vlew and water
front locations. Carefully
rratrlcted residential
Ite. Building lots,
term, acreage. Furnish--d
room at attractive
nles. Write for booklet
to
f" T tf tsaai. Ill I ( 11iX1L YjITTi . . - " i
EDWIN G. RUSSELL, Real Estate
Hamilton
"Viciorin lllock" (ovvoslto steamer icharf)
CABLK ADDRESS, EORUSSELL,, BERMUDA
I dummerside Hotel t
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Ono of the moat tttautltul spots In
Bermuda; a snd pluce lo live; rate
moderate; telephone appointment for
luncheon, of'.einoun teas and supper,
strawberrlet and cream In euou; ref
erence at hutel desk. A most beautiful
drive of one um! oiie-half hour from
Hamilton or one-half liaur delightful
journey through the leluuda by ateani
ferry. Hy requejt tarrlagea will meet
the Ruest at ferry tannine. Mvery In
connection (iood bnthlnff, flshlne.
I-
LEICESTER CURTIS, Proprietor
Telephone 0
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BuenaVista Hotel
and Cottages
43'
PAGET :
BERMUDA
on Hamilton Harbor opposite
Hamilton City.
Giving a Magnificent
View of the Harbor.
Ferry to Hotel
Now up-to-date hotel; modern
sanitary conveniences; electric
lights; priyateand public baths;
bathinp, boating and fishing;
own gardens.
Every Comfort for the
Tourist
Halt o AfiHealiot
GEO, H. LESEUR Proprietor
Thos. J. Wadson & Son
Hamilton, Bermuda
Bicycles to Hire
by tho hour, tlay, -week or month.
AIRL, GINGER and RALEIGH
MACHINES USED
New Bicyelss eaael Mason.
HfAachM
QUEEN STREET
Opposite New Windsor Hotel
CHUflCH STREET
Opposite HamHton Hotel
PROCESS HOTEL,
HAMIUTQN. 1BRSIUDA
BEAyTlrJUt-UY WTUATED
NEAR VITB1A PARK
LABfl. ARY R4Qt
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Sea EST Bermuda
Bermuda
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Hotel
4
Imperial
Hamilton, Bermuda
Delightfully situated. Central
i.- io an attractions. Modern
throughout. Catering to dis-
criminating people. Rooms
single, tn suite with private
baths, , -vv
Large Sun Parlor
Ball Room
NOTED FOR HIGH STANDARD
OF ITS CUISINE
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Queen Street, Hamilton
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Souvenirs Made by Bermudians
From Products of the Islands,
Baskets
Carved Calabashes
'Laces
Embroideries
Shell Work
Paintings of the Islands
by Local Artists
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FRONT STREET
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Centrally Located
Magnificent View of Harbor
Modern Improvements; no bar: boins!
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Terms It per day, Jit par week.
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