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tfATER PAGEANT
DRAWS GREATEST
THRONG TO PARK
fHalf Million Witness Bril-
I Hant Marine Spectacle
Closing Ad Men's weoic
RIVER A BLAZE OF LIOHT
im mtKhtlcat throng 6Vr oBsembltd In
kiiidlthlft wltneMott last night, from tho
ffi of the Schuylkill river, eaat of th.
Strtrd avenue bridge, the moat brilliant
fd roeetacular marine carnival ever staged
to iff city Poor Richard's parting trlb.
Ml 10 the delegates to the. "th annual
Sanventlon of tho Associated Advertising
Sub. of the World.
The broad expanse of water between
nlnird avenue brldgo and tho lower dam
...watched by almost BOO.OOu spectators.
Tho lined tho water's edRe and stretched
7,r back Into tho reaches of the Park.
The river was one continued blaze ot
HrhL thrilling aquatlo events, fireworks,
tfrlal exhibitions and over all the long,
iSf cones of multicolored light directed
Jri the bridge. A dirigible balloon, the
Sr Jllchard-PUBUC LnDOHrt feature,
fined over tho course early In the evening
r end new to itj .ii, Mv...H "-- v on
I Philadelphia of the rising of thr curtain on
r the great demonstration. Later It returned
after the close of the water pageant and,
$! Entering the bright bowl In tho heavens
lever tho shining waters, sailed gracofully
w ever the thousands of upturned eyes, while
W powerful lights of beautiful pastel shades
JTB It ...
cnowDB assemble EArtivr.
Late in tho afternoon the tremendous
crowds which had heard of tho carnival and
hid read of Its coming splendor poured Into
jatrmount Park, obtaining the points ot
rentage along tho river banks. Many
brtutht their suppers, and were on tho
EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 101G.
IT
JSwhi-??! eI6n ,h0 n" ot workers Into
Mmpieted arrangements. Earl? In ths
& ?hAhA.0re.n slrMt entrances and
aione the tsst and west river drive.
niAlJ rorSua lc,l lo Pftirhieunt Park last
rV?MtoTh.e.?a .msn to''m,, l8 smalltU
th il2?i.0i'AAAthron,t wl,,ch marched on
.. .61'iV10A00(lBirP,,g ln th8 evening and
was swelled to 500,000 when the spectacu
lar marine pngeant began at 7:30. It wns
.?wf.08t .cro.,Id J!ml Svr "'tended any
KlS,.?1 ?V? lha rnrk hnd tho mightiest
event In rhlladelphln.
nJty gu,6 iUL6.m Policemen nnd special
pmeers sent out from City Hall to nugment
.io t-?U.liali rSrk auard 'orcs tho busiest
day or their lives. Elaborate trafflo rcRti.
latlons, arranged by the police department
for the provision of nuiomoblllsts went by
the board In the crush. The police literally
fought to keep pedestrians, automobiles and
trolley cars from becoming hopelessly
Jammed nt the Spring Garden street nnd
airard avenue entrances to tho Park before
and after tho pageant
The Park was crowded as It never has
been before as early as 6:30. Ths vanguard
of an army of G000 automobile chugged
into the park drives a few minutes Inter.
Automobllists were distinctly at a dlsad
vantage. Drivers who sped up II road
street and Into tha Park by tho Spring dan
den and fJreen street entrnnccs discovered
that progress up the Kast lllver drUe was
virtually Impossible.
So great was tho number of motorcars
that no time during the onlng did trnfllo
m0VA frriAW. Ai.Iab Jn.4..t ........ ..
lng and the shouts of the gUarda, tho toot-
...n v.. oulu nuiiin unu win rncs oi pcues
trlnns who darted acrosn fho driveways
eager to get closo enough to the river to get
a gllmpss of the pageant contributed to tho
noisiest night Palrmount Park had ovor
Weathered.
DrttVEnS ABANDOM CARS
At 8 O'clock another detail of police re
serves was sent to tho Park to help regu
late the motorcar trafTla. Despite this the
guards had great dlfllculty In enforcing tho
traffic regulations. Motor drivers aban
doned tholr ears In ronds supposed to bo
kept clear for Incoming and outgoing tranic
ahd joined In tho rush for tho rhcr.
Thousand of men, women nnd children
climbed tho bluffs on East lllver drive and
boys sought points of vantage In the trees
and on bridges far from tho sceno of the
pageant, East lllver drlvs to ths very
banks ot the Schuylkill tvaS packed solid
With people.
Hundreds of motorists, unable to get close
enough to tho river to get a glimpse ot the
colorful spectacle, drove Into los crowded
eeetl6Hs of tho Park to bco tho fireworks
display Wllldh began shortly beforo 10
o'clock. Thousands of persons lined 33d
street overlooking tho airard avondo
bridge and watched the display of pyro
technics. Tile red, green, bluo nnd whllo
glare ot exploding skyrockets could bo seen
all over ths Park.
Expect Another Itusdiart Loan
LONDON, June So. A Stockholm dis
patch to the Morning Post says It Is ex
pected thera that tho liusslnn loan Just
arranged by American bankers will bo fol
lowed by a further great loan. This, tho
dispatch adds, Is to be usod for railway
building and Industrial purposes In Ituasla.
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
riobMt C. Morrell it., Audubnn, N. J., and
. Mnno u DgnnUlwn. aoaT.B, llith street.
Willlnm It. Wcloh. 118311 .tlArfnrcl v., and
. KMhKflne T. Martin, l!rt3 Tullt) nt.
John v. snyers, nsT N. nttiim., stul rrlsollla
It. Donnshj', 3213 llranilywlne st.
Kifwlft w. itsrt. f.4S N. alniMinh stj. and tulie
P. bintbcfn'r. UDin-r Uatby, ra.
(Iforu.) It, M, ketjlev. 0030 ijnityrmsn St., and
...Kstlwrine, rlansssn, llrltpl. I'.,,
Wlllliim J. Cnmley, ilenfllnr. r and IDora C.
Dorcmus, Itltllry l'nrlc. l'. ...
Itnrnes U. Pstttson, 6024 llnltlmoro ave.( and
MariruofltB It. Vvorri!n.,7ni K. 4It M.
Bnmuel B. lJarr. 1B80 U. 2Jd St., snd Hesslo
, l'amirnnti. .1031 Houth nt. , ,
Howard CrfK'lcn, wilmlntton, Oct., nnd Carrie
rerklns, Wlfmlnitlen. Uol. , ....
lsmicr WoJeekowskl. 40 llfelt St., snd Amlpla
Kotyma, 710 Ml, Vernon t.
tlrovcr C. Chnse, OfllllnsswooJ. n. j.i nhd Allco
M. A IJohi-rty, B0B7 Honr t . ...
John U. Cunnlnshnm, 28111 Emery St., and Mary
i: Smith, Woodbury, N .!, ....
Israel UoldWrif. 1.14 J N. atn st and Lizzie
Kotlsn. 84U N. 0th st. .......
Itobert lJrummond, 130(1 W. Csmbtla t., and
Jessie O. Nlrol, 3121) HoUdlnot st.
Joseph Adnmsky, 8J4 Cnthnrlno St., nnd Mllllo
l'nsqiintelln, 000 Csrpnnter St.
Lnwrence M. Oitdon, 14l 8. Allison St., and
Clara It ItVrrrnnnn. 7700 Madison Jano.
Josef Ilohs. 1017 N. Lawrence at., and Catharine
. Talst, 1432 N Pront st, .
John A. Ilowen, H'llO N. Rth st.. and ttthelrn
J. WHsnn, 2l0 N Sth st.
Herbert Dumes, 3VJ2 Ollvo St., nnd Marsarot
. Treliernc, BH2J. OIJn st. . . ...
William C. Hull, 021 Lombnrd st., and Mary
l'rtfrnm. ,0J1 Lombard st,
Hnrry Wadnkk. 0113 Woodland nvo and Cclln
Cooper. 031.1 Woodland avo. .... . .
Louis Ilroun linn Wolf st., and Elizabeth
Wallack. 2010 fi, 7th st. .... . .
Herman W Ilynn. 1013 8. 89d st., and Ada M.
mils, lino 8. Pnxon st.
Ad Men's Chronicle
You'vo heard about the gallantry ot the
gentlemen from the South. If you doubt
sueh reports listen to this: Autos ot every
huo buzzed like files Around Broad and
Chestnut streets.
Horns gurgled ln all keys. A procession
of trolley cars arrived to help matters out
Finally a puro whlto car, shining out Ilka ft
illy ln the mass of motors, tiOvo In view.
In It was K blonde of the very decided
typo. Sho woro a fluffy, summery gown,
which reminded one of a strawberry sun
dae on a warm1 'afternoon. On her hend
wns n dainty, diaphanous creation of pink
and white, and it looked too ethereal to
be out In the elements.
Suddenly a gust of wind arrived. It
struck the dcllcnte headgear nt brondstdd,
carried It In a westerly direction and nl
lowed It to drop directly In the path of
another auto.
Women gasped and men stood still, hor-
DOLLY VARDEN SKIRTS
BREAK MONOTONY OF
STRIPES AT SHORE
Milady Adopts Fashion In Vogue
Many Years Ago to Seem
More Original
BATHING IN PULL BLAST
r-strlckcn. Thnt Is all but Urom Itldley,
ho Is hero with tho New Orleans nd tnin.
'. quick glnnco told him that In another
ns'.dnt tho dainty piece ot feminine mill-
u would bo crushed beyond recognition.
1 sprang toward It head first. Ills right
ftut caught the hat as one of the front
iheels of tho heartless nuto graied Its edge
and It was dragged front certain death.
Tho fair owner bennled her gratification,
nnd from n stiver purso sho handed the rea
dier a card.
Whoso magic nnmo docs this card boar?
Thnt's a question on which Illdlcy Is do
cldcdly mum
Fonstcrvlllc Quarantine OIT July 2
PnASTEHVILLt;, Pn., Juno 30. Publlo
meetings, Including church services nt
I'Vnstorvlllc, which hno been ordered
silspondcd becnuso of an outbreak of
diphtheria, will bo resumed July 2, when
tho quarantine wilt bo lifted.
ATLANTIC CITY-, Juno 30. In order to
break the monotony of d continuous pro
cession of stripes, many of the fair bot nro
how wearing skirts of tho Dolly Vnrdsn
pattern, In vogue mnny years ago. Tlte
flowered material comes In vnrlous designs,
roses on some of tho skirts being flvo times
as large as tho natural flowers, reminding
one of the paper used years ngo to decorate
bedrooms, whllo others, of n tamer design,
show a mass of small roics with thd
leave and stems Joining them together.
Skirts of plain white mntorlal and others
with a corduroy effect nro also being worn.
With the temperature of the water nt 78
degrees, tho highest temperature ever re
corded hero for tho month ot June, the
ocean was well patronized yesterday, nnd aa
the wind Is from tho right dlreotlon, tho
chances are that bathing will bo Juit as
onjoynblo for tho thousands who will conie
down tomorrow to remain over Indepen
dence Day,
Dnrly morning tides today brought In a
fow sen eliolts, nnd although none of them
wero of much beauty a number of people
tramped along the sands nnd picked up nil
tho specimens they could nnd. Tho early
rising habit Ih a strong one hero with many
ot tho visitors, sunrise parties being of
dally occurrence
Tho number of marrlngo licenses Issued
horo during tho month of Juno has been
noarly doublo thnt of former years, and a
largo pcrcontngo of tho nppllcants have
been from Philadelphia and other cities out
of tho State It hns been broadly hinted
that this city will dcntually nuccccd l'lkton,
Md., as a Orctna CJrcon, but there Is n
serious bar to this, looping couples who
desire to dodgo1 publicity of parent will
hover corns td this city, as alt nonresidents
vfo compelled to wait it hours after ob
taining marriage licenses before they can
bo married,
Tho week's outlrirf of iOOo people from
Ohio points, which CdnelUdts tomorfOWi has
been a vory successful one and has helped
ths general prosperity of this e'ty Kvery
one of the participants In the big excursion
has thoroughly enjoyed tho visit to this
city, nnd nil say that they will gladly como
oh a similar trip next ycdY, It was a
business preposition of a uhlqtis kind. A
wholesale grocery firm offered tho trip free
to any of their customers who purdhared
$5000 worth of goods from them In a )cn.r
nnd ngrccd to let them bring other mom
bers of their family along on the payment
of (46. This sum Included every Item of
expense sleepers, meals en route, hotel
accommodations, etc, That the offer was
a drawing card for ths enterprising firm
Is shown by the big number of people who
Kindly availed themselves ot the oppor
tunity. Mrs. Theresa Holly and Miss Alvena
Holy, ot Oak I.nno, are late arrivals here
Who contemplate remaining until autumn.
Jnmes O. Mulherlll nnd family, df Phila
delphia, are occupying their cottttge In the
central section for three months. Mr. Mut
horln Is assistant fire marshal of Philadel
phia. Air. nnd Mrs. Kern Dodge, of Oorman
town, and Mr, and Mrs. C. Edwin Lnoy, of
North 18th stroet, are here for ths summer,
Mr. nnd Mrs, Edward Schmldhdlser and
family, of Philadelphia, are occupying their
oottdge for tho summer.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred A. Du Ban, of
Diamond street, aro registered nt ft beach
front hotel and will remain here until Sep
tember, Mr. Du Ban Is president of tile
Pennsylvania Audit Company.
Mr. and Mrs. William Blood, of Philadel
phia, are at their Chelsea cottage for tho
summor months. Mr, Blood Is a textile
manufacturer In tho Kensington district
Mr. and Mrs Horace H. Jenks, of St
David's, nro recent arrivals here.
Mr. and Mts John U. Ilodgers nnd Miss
Ethel Ilodgers, of West Chestnut street, nro
here for a visit of Indefinite length.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Itosenbcfg, of Phil
adelphia, nro at n beach-front hotel for
a visit of two months.
Mr. and Mrs. P,lchard W. Davids nnd
MHj nilza Dnvlds, of Merlon, will occupy
tholr Vontnor cottage Until August.
Mr. nnd Mrs, Stowart Buck, of Oak I.nne,
have opened their Vcntnor cdttatfa nftd will
remain until auUimn.
Among those occupying7 their owrl cottftgea
Irt Chelsea are Mr. and Mrs. Harry I
Kuhh, 0. A. Mullcr nnd family, Of airard
Atenuoj Mr. nnd.Mrs. Frank Nortburgh, of
rjreeh street, and Mr, ahd Mrs, Charles D,
Mitchell, of aermantown.
deofge Mi Bennett hhd family, of West
Philadelphia, arrived nt their Cholsea cot
tags yesterday and will linger thero until
October,
Mr. and Mrs. FranK U Molloy, Of North
17lh street, are here for the sumrter.
Mr. slid Mm. Rdgar M. Church, of West
lAcusl Street, are at their Longport cottage
for tho season.
U. S. CONSUL MAKES' PItOTEST
ON MEXICAN DEPREDATIONS
Hii in 1.1 Slid
Thousands of Dollars Worth of Prop
erty Bclriff Seized
WASHINGTON, June 10. ItepreSenta
tlons to General Carranza protesting against
seizure of American property by local
nuthorltles In many parts of Mexico have
been made at Mexico City by Special Agent
ltodgers. Official reports to tits State De
partment have said that thousands of dol
lars' worth of gold and silver bullion, horses,
cattle, automobiles and other movable mer
chandise belonging to Americana had been
taken.
Officials said their information Indicated
that the various local authorities had. mada
tho seizures on their own Initiative.
Mr. Ilodgers was instructed to call ths
confiscations to tho nttentlon of tho first
chief with n. request tnat ha relievo the
situation.
Most of tha property had been left behind
by American refugees. The principal con
fiscations wero in the States of eonora,
Jalisco and Tamaullpas. At Manzanlllo
much gold and silver bullion belonging to
American mines Is said to havo been taken,
and many seizures were reported from ths
vlolnltlos of Tnmplco nnd Jalisco City.
Offers Auto As War Aid
SPIUNOHOUSE. To., Juno 30-Lleu-tenant
Jesse Williamson, 2d., of Sprlfig
houss, quartermaster on tho staff of ilajor
Charlos W, IMmunds, commanding tho
1st Squadron, comprising tho four Philadel
phia troops of cavalry, has offered his mo
tor car to the Government
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VISIT to the Ltipton Plant will better enable you to
realise the superiority of Lupton Products. You
are welcome any clay during Convention Week.
David Lupton s Sons Company
Tulip Street and Allegheny Avenue
(On Allegheny, S Blocks East or Frnnktord Avenue)
PHILADELPHIA
Special Construction for Light and Ven
tilation in Modern Fire-proof Buildings
New Tfork
Chicago
fialr Offices ln
nttsburch Cleveland Detroit . Daston
Some Lupton Products: Some Lupton Installations:
Lupton Steel Rash
Lupton steel Partitions
I.upton Steel Tube Doors
Pond Continuous Saah
Pond Operatlnc Device ,
Lupton Rolled Steel Skylights
Hell Telephone Co., 17th and Arch Sts.
Wanamaker's. 13th and Chestnut Bts.
Packard Motor Co., Ilroad and Woo.l Sts.
rjoorimnn Illdv., Juniper and Vina Sta.
Hndlenburpr Warehouse. 10th and llerka Bts
Victor Talking- Jlachlno Co., Camden, N. J.
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iiiuiions'fliailiaveiiiaJePLilaclelpnia IPBilP
E WOMLli welcome YO U fl
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Sun Shipbuilding
Company
Solicits Inquiries for Tank and
CargoVessels for Early Delivery
Old Company's Lehigli"
Will last longer and
give out more heat
than any other anthra
cite coal.
Plant
Chester, Pa.
Office
1428 S. Pcnn Sq.
Philada., Pa.
ifiPw
7TJoop Stain
Lava-Var
Dries hard over night
with a beautiful lustre.
Will not scratch nor
turn white.
Best for floors, stairways
and all interior woodwork.
WAT WILL WEAR
Atk your dealer for sampler
and prices.
FELT6N, SIBLEY & CO., INC.
136-140 North Fourth St
EBENSBURG COAL COMPANY
Miners and Shippers ot the Celebrated
COLVER
BITUMINOUS COAL
Mined in Pennsylvania Standard tn the U. S. Navy
Unexcelled for Steamship Bunkering and Power Houso Uso
LARGE OUTPUT
UNIFORM QUALITY
J. H. WEAVER & CO.
SOLE AGENTS
The Gjreat Industries in the
Workshop of the World
AreEIectrified for JBest Service and Results
OKNEItAI, OFFICES I
Land Title Building-, rhlladelDlita
NEW YORK OFFICE!
01 Ilroadway
smrriNO 1'iuuHi
I'lIILAnELnilA NEW YOUK HAKBOB,
Will leave less ash
and cause less grate
trouble than any
other anthracite coal.
BEG. V. S. I-AT. OFFICE
SUMMIT and GREENWOOD
Mtnrd and Shipped lr
The Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co.
GENERAL OFFICES, 437 Chestnut Street, Phila.
II. F. I1AICER, VIce-Prrsldent
RICHARD T. DA VIES, Central Coal Arm!
Branches at
Philadelphia, NeW York, Boston, Buffalo, N. Y., Syracuse, N. .Y.
The Machine '
that put Quality into
Advertising Composition
R. D. WOOD & CO.
400 CHESTNUT STREET
Walker & Kepler
531 Chestnut Street
Phila.
N
Electrical Installations and Electrical Supplies
Established 1803
'" Cast Iron Pipe ,
Gas Holders
Pumping Machinery
Hydrant and Valves .
For-generations our products have gone Into tho homo towns
of our vjsitors and they have our hearty welcome.
KEASBEY & MATTIS0N CO.
Ambler Asbestos
Building Lumber, Roofing, Siding
and Shingles
Welcome the Ad Men to Philadelphia
RICHARD V. MATTISON, M. D., President
Susquehanna Coal
Company
MINERS AND SHIPPERS
CELEBRATED
SUSQUEHANNA
ANTHRACITE
General Office, 007 Commercial! Truit Building. Philadelphia, Pa.
r Moner' OBUo and Purchasing Department,
Miner.1 Bank Dalldlng-, Mllkea-Ilorre, Fa,
SALES OFFICES '
Balttntore, 100 Chamber of Commerce Illds,
WlUlameport, 1, 2 and 3 Hart Uulldlnc
. New Vork City, No. ISO Broadway
Philadelphia, 1138 Commercial Trait Hide.
Chlcaro, 903 Do. Dearborn St.
Er. Marine Bank Bulldloe
Rarkesburg Charcoal
Iron Boiler Tubes
l 4.. a MinnfalrftlriRV
company whow output oooiuu eidu-
t,.?f. ?k.bur Iron Company, rounded ISIS. U
JkII0 1f3a united Statte.'and U the ' w
lyelr 01 Cbarooal Iron HaTle TuhM.
Th. preeent output U 18.000 ton. annually of Ima'l. WfiSt.S? 'A'1?
Joller tube, which ar. med by th. li Jinx i2rod. eblp yard. nd boiler plant, ef
wttVjiijf wi UW oolpprf Ia llrw auantttlM to Europe Aik, Africa
S?,',uar, Charcoal Iron.Tube. ar flbroui. "' Wjc ryt UU
are duqtjl.. can b. eiJlly and curly Tded. KSttlf ""'
Mtly wellabl They are non-corrMlr. and ilt plttln-.
Parkesburg Iron Company
PARKESBURG, PI5NKSYI.VANIA
,, Purkteb
uon, i
tatlonary
and
under ahock or vtbra.
cIltin and r. pr.r
MbKnwlit Srwrt Sm,
WtaB I I Hi 1 I 5
Vtetlara(, lit" "
li2J-3a Church B,
Hew Xajtk. & Y,
l B, QAifO, Pre. o. O. OANO, Vic. Pr.t,
Cable Addreisi Ganomoore. Philadelphia.
L. J. C08TELI.O, Bec'y,
"Ute Any Coda
Gano, Moore & Company
INCORPORATED
Coal. Coke, Iron, Steel, Ores
Qolliery Proprietors
Pocahontas New River
Westmoreland Fairmount
Anthracite
4 EXECUTIVE OFFICES
: LAND 1ITLE BUILDING
f Philadelphia Pa, , S, A,
CORREIPONDENCEN ANV JWNCU4GE
SUMMER ItESOIU
ATIANTIO ClTYf N. J.
wtxv4tio cvry
juwem
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Ivas tat a rvew i
Of.ervice.corafwi
mm
AbSiflv
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ItMi Wsu fitkm noTabr4 tv fecwtK
ffiirllwwlt-ykiilKiin
ATLANTIC ClTY.lV. J.
CWKeH.Hd MAMACXMSWT.
W9H WHCrr, QH9 CQMffAN
NEW HOTEL MERION VMfROOV
Vermont Ave., near Bearh. Capacity 3IW
llliU claee, Ji up dally i (UW up weekly.
C.ll. PKKTf VMAW, I-rop. VllVAbLbY Mr.
HOTEL ARLINGTON "r
QpeaaJl yer J OgEORNB fc SON'
"PHILLIPS HOUSE
j&utwhUMtte Av. ar.l Beach, g- P VUtt,na
' tjEASIPg FABH, W. 3. i
THIS MAWWARRIVP .NOW
asufcUt. B, BOM TURN:
OPBf
SB. Ftm.
SUMMER RESORTS
ATLANTIO CITY. N. 1.
PTQT.PV'Q IMS Boardwalk, below New
IVlOUili X O Yorit ,v, European plan I up
dally. Front, on ocean. ee bath Ion privilege.
HOTEL GLADSTONE
Brlf hton Ave. on Beach, Atlantic City. U. J,
(In exclusive Cbeleea realdentlal aectlon)
Undr newjmanacem't. MoQroarty & McUroarty.
, ""ava1.on. n. j.
AVALON BY THE SEA
Ttt healthleat reaort alone the coaai.
.bore and country combined. Freeh farm enl
eea food dally. Hotel Avalon now open. !
iormatlon and 'booklet uponrequeet.
CuerUe K. lull 141. lUuTSUtai 'Cruet Blia
8TONK IIABltOB. N. J.
STONE HARBOR
food treah and plectlfi
Tacni. ciuo,
CAl'il MAY
rnntCTV n j
Doth raureaoi. rtrm produi.ta and aea
UK .VV
,tv convanLncs.
ooaruwaiK. oauiiiur. oue oeotac.
crebbln and boating, Iteaeonable- rentaUf
moderate hotel ratei. .
LEO MeCRAVKN. Borouah Clerk
"uE.Crn'riAfSNN. j.
THU IREAI, MOTOR RUN TO
HOTEL BALDWIN
TU ifldfra bfUl ot UO famou rtsort. Own
Kew wUtarla Qrdn and Orta Sluete. daSS.
ins, tesnla. etc darefe, Mook'.tt nnd ante
ASffKA, K J.
HOTEL HILTOH
mt . . jo. mmem
SUMMER RESORTS
W1U1WOOD, N. J.
Montcomery Ave. Heath.
wujwoqii xoremoat va-
ueet
rlvsfttA
Ilathe. Everything modern.
Auto meeta all tralna. ,
Write for llookiet and
J. B. WHIlVLXI Prop.
iviiuwuiM ci avremoet
cation Hotel. 'fne
Bathlnc and FUhhw
cullent table. Prl
SAVOY Becn front, running water, private
" '" bath. Cap 2UO Auto. "VY. H. QeraleL
GREYLOCK ucn 'ront- Uot J "
Viuuauuuiv running water. Auto eerv;
Ice; V 3. VIJUVU,
ATIRRV Pl. nr. Beach, Kim neitC
ft"" Beaton, rate., llUajt Derbyaalrg
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