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. Jpjredges Opening Boat Route
"ft j Between Barnegat Bay and
;"'
the Manasquan
V'N
EASON SOON AT HEIGHT
IV?
E? .
"iPolnf. Pleasant. .Time 11. Almot
irrounded by wnter. Point Plcn.nnt of
s rare optiorttinity for n dclfphtfiil
umer recreation. Thn' resort is In the
hrocs of its most prosperous season.
f-ViXISttaces and hotels have been oiiciied in
iflarge numbers nnd the summer program
'V'Vlf Aivirtjt ts well under WAV despite the
l. .jointly date upon which the activities hnve
k; ifiarieu. j.ne next two mrm win mt
tvcrythinK nt its height nnd tne scnon
fcjJSs exnected to develop many novel and
feSy tjnterest.ng divercions both for the out-
i.ijoors anu we inuoorx.
??)'f Point Pleasant is eaecrlv awaltine the
ifeWJBomplction of the inland waterway con
pSL fleeting Ilarnogat Hay and the Slnnas-
YSMHUau river. Tim state hoard oi t-oin-
tvf lVni-(-A ntiir tinvli-nt inn lina rppplltlv COll-
J. i. v . . ........... .. .. .
'TrACteil fnr nnother SeetlOll Ot tlllS
rw AY . , , ... , t
ft tjwotcnvay and every day the lug dredges
t .' i'i ... .,.. .1...., ,., '
u vre wurKiiig m-urer iti nit: urn iiit-iu .'
L JThe canal will run only n short (lis-
M'Jfiinrf, fo the west of the resort Point i
SiPleasnnt, and will make the resort a
Br, If ery popular reuuevous lor r
few jiail-boat enthusiasts. Put Po
k-Sr' "iflnt docs not lack for w
'.ITery popular reuuevous uir niou i . "
oint fleas- ,
viiii-rnii.iii.
. ...n
"I "Besides the Atlantic on the east the , links of the Point Pleasant t.ijit t lun
!Wnce is bounded on the south by the have already been the siene ot many
f" Jtipanseof Harnegat Pay with its boat- 'spirited matches of an mtormal nature.
f dng and fishing possibilities and on the, During the winter cnso Mn,Oi-.ant im - ,
korth by the beautiful Manasquan , prove lnents have been made o he
Swfiver splendid nine-holt' i.'iire and the
& With the orirniiizntion of the Point
J.kl J-. V-1 .1. f ..f '
-sr.rJeasant risliing i urn, ine rivivui m
ainnterest in the Point Pleasant itoit,nrst trips in it no- t-nni-. nm
'. IClub and with numerous projects under Pearl, of Philadelphia is the pn-si
'' tway for the creation of additional'
Mcnarms to enhance tne resort popu-i
i flarit.v as a watering place, tho town
I lias taken a new lease on life nnd is
titiiHiiAii -.v.M. ii iieMire to expnuu. I
7J. " r"' "r" "- - --- - , r
ffK I healthy sign is tne lortiicomiug rmr
?& Jganization of the Poard of Trade and
p Jthe launching of many projects for tlie
.improvement oi tne iioroiigu.
I T.-I.l.l.. rinh Tntl. Is "risllV"
ia!; The story of the organization nnd
W- 'growth of the Fishing Club is perhaps
L& 'l Hnof nlmnnmnnol 'fill tlllo CVCC
(spun. It is less than a year since two
rnthiiefieti lint not OVCrlV 1llck
'nlmrods dangled their line in the surf
Sand wished that they bad a fishing
J club in Point Pleasant. Since then
Hhe club has enrolled a membership
.l.inli will nrn.in hi v exeeed the 1000
t'J J mark when the charter membership
"t rolls are closed on August 1. it has
. f . ... i... ... j. -i.i !.... ... ...l.;..l.
; . fuutlt n nun-loot jisuiug inn i" ...ii...
itnn oTtensinn of .500 feet more is being
Wi built, now. it has provided comfortable,
-j"1 '-.J lounging quartern for iU inenibers on
.-.' I the beach front and has arranged for
lk . !. .A.-nH.'a l...tl.la
fM .. lie "Se OI one oi me iw"" ..u.r.-.
kUt... ft l.- .... ........Intinn rf nil mOlll ll..r4
!'---- ior nits uL-uiiiiiuiu.ii.il. ... .... ..- v...
ilpslrine to remain there for stays of
f short or long duration. Tho 300-foot
i. 'extension to the pier was mane possioie
" 7 SfMMICIt BKStlHTS
Csij " TIII'I'KkI.AKK X. Y.
THE PRINCE ALBERT
TlI'l'KK IAKK. X. V.
Newly furnished throuBheu' Dirert
y on the mont beautiful lake (n th
Adtrondacks. nxrejlent rishlnK, hathtntc
and boatlne Table furnished frum our
own 80-acre farm New manaKement.
Write for booklet
D. E. FLAXIIKKS. TilPPer Lake, N. Y.
SABATQUA Sl'RIXtlS. X. Y.
iinniiii!
Grand Union Hotel
Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
OPENS JUNE !1ST
Advance room eng-apementB
for July and August can be nr
ramged at booking office, Hotel
McAlpln.
HAMILTON r. ni-RNKT. Slitr.
of Clarl.Ue Jlntel. X. Y. VUj
m igjtmmmmmmB nu fi i an n n iwiimiii.3
'.tyre ' "'"""i
y..y ELIZAUKTH1-UWN. N. T.
- niiiiU'v Uknvi iuh
ANn ctiTTAfira
In the Heart ot the Adlrondarkx
J) iTinla: eaddl. horses: danctnr. Klnit tv.1
(&, IOonrB In the Adlrondacks. arlll. IlooklH
- T-(fc. jt. iftiwjn. rrop. tiizBDCtniown. , t. i
F.LIZAIIETHTOUX. N. Y.
"GATEWAY TO THE ADIRONDACKS"
You Can Drive to Any of the Mountain Retorts in a Few Hour. From
Ije Winb$QV
Elizabethtown, N. Y.
But You Won't Want to Leave Once You Get There
FACILITIES VOTl GOLF, tennis and fourteen other sports.
PERFECT ROADS to all the wonder places of the woods.
Food at Its Beit From the Windsor'. Model Farm
RESTAVRANT UNSURPASSED. The entire hotel hus the cool
atmosphere of the woods, the tone of the private club, the accessibility
ot the city. ,
. . . Booking Office open now
? i
,& I Open.
4ffi;' I June 14
Hotel Continental Hroadway and 41st Street. N Y City
A. P. CAYWOOD, MSr. Phone
H. S. DUNCAN, Pre.. 4220 Bryant
Af fp KAOl'ETTK LAKH. X. .
'TANTLER5
On Iiaquette Lake, in
Ii . . t mr , .
tlie Adirondack Mountains
fl (, - T.,r. 1 C f n. 1
i-J'FB1 """, "" " "'
t." " A.t.. K.aa W
Auurvs. ninp i, jx,
Ituqurtte
HAKATOGA trl'BlNGS. X. Y.
THE NEW
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.
Thoroughly Renovated and Refurnished
On main trunk Una to tho Adlrondacks, In tho center of the new
-Stat Reservation,
-iOw the Empire Tours. American Plan. Attractive Grill. Book'
M WNifwieiT'.
-r;k.
K. Q. SWEENY, Manager
Kvry'-A-m-am!C3iyaw;
i n
i
AC SAI.I.K CU SM. AIilitOMiACKS
,
by the raising of approximately .S(UM)0
i ny me tew wealthy resiuenis who com- nnd inunv of the sojourners of the bench
I prive the advisory board of the club. ,.,, r(. mm to ocen this season.
Joseph 1 Moinn. of lirooklyn ; I.ee'i'iie coining of J. 10. Iteerbower ns the
' 0. Coder, of Jersey Citv. and Cap- ' manager of the Inn is believed to mark
1 tn in It J l'.nri'.'tl nf lliilmken. P1IMII. ........... ..t .!... !....! n !. f .
....n V.".nOI nh ntlmr lnrcri cntltl-lhll
..." ' "r --.,
tons wero made by .1. lllnckbiirn Mil-
, v-... i i i.'..- - i ii.
u-r, m .t- ltu-s. mm i-.rit.- .niii-uit-i
KOr, of Hol.oken. The rl.il, is said to
have the Inrcest m Iiershin of any
nshcrn.on-.s organization on the Atlantic
sraimiu-ii .,.,,,, ,. ....
,umougn me ouicuii im,ii,..i, ... i.,.u -
..... ..... l., ..... 1 . .. ii.i.a.1 ,rt tlin
iiiiiut-iiis nut u.r. .... , .j.
changes are pleasing l thf returning
n ..ll.nllD 1ll. 1, II . 1. 1,11 I. lit t It' t ll II I l
in.-iimi.t .,..., n..,.- ..... ......... ;
si MMI'.lt Ithtimrs
I.AKi: l'l.Xt III. N 'V.
Here tho Lakes, Streams, For
est Trails, Perfect Roads, Golf
Links, Tennis Courts and all
other forms of recreation and
diversion combine to make the
real and ideal outing for the
vacation seeker.
UKB 1'I.ACin linn 2.000 ft. nil),
tutifi Is rfiit-lieil bv rw York Central
Lines anil tlel.nvurr nnd HiuKon Mrtu
trm. nnil in mi illrert route of tho
1.(100 .Mile Internntinnnl Auto Tour.
For Unoklet and Information recartl
Ins Hotels Camp; and Cottaces
address
iiont nr traor.
UKK PI.CIU. N. T.
ADIRONDACKS
LAKE PLACID, N. Y.
OIT.NS .IVNK 211 II. i:very conpnitMi-e to
m-" lli fquireint-iUs of reltne.l p otIt . ex
i pptlnrml tfM itnh"ntra iiriMitr lirtth-
l'1'KNIMIKU COTT(l! IOK HllW
1I nut of i1f..r Altrnila K diwrsicii' t .r r
M. II. MAHSHAIiL, Mur.. fjike I'l.n Id. N. .
LA JUS TLACID. N. T. OPBN . TTNB 11
Modern In all Its snpolntmer.t..
J. J. 8WEIWKY. Manwr.
Wlntfi Highland Park Hotel. AIS. . a
I'I'I'KB NARANAf. X. Y.
s
MW lll'KN
IN THE HEART of THE ADIRONDACKS
-Kimrn:i milk
A HI MMI-.lt Hi;.oin- of the hlBhcst i-harac-'
i superh u sin uvlrunmenl socially
n il. l.or.it .1 on the ihore' of
l(IM)i:iII I I. CI'I'KK SAKAXAC UKR
K. - 11. n State mads good Knlf A.I
Sports and mu..ments a their best.
HOOM,i;T A,ldr
II KKI.MiTIIV AII1.I.M .'l.maEer
.IAMI I.. (iAI.IIItl.Y. AKMirlale Manncrr
I I'I'KK SAItAXAO. X. Y.
Attractive furnished hunsalowa to rent,
with hotel aervlce. Cofnblnlng the com
forta of an Adirondack Camp with the
convenience of a mouern hotel.
Golf Tennis Plahlnv Bathlnc.
Addreaa J. II. Itenrdon, Corey's, X. Y.
S11AHIIX M-UINHS. X. .
Pavilion Hotel and Cottages
Open. June lit). White Sulphur Hprlngs
and Uathlns Establishment now open.
Folders sent on applleatlon.
TIIK AXX11.V. AdJollllnir the Fumnii. Ilntl..
! Onen all ear.
J U. GAUDXKIl & SON.
W H OltAICl. Lessee.
KI.IZ A I1KTI I T( I V X . Nj V
KAdl KT7T. IAKK, N. V.
A refined report of family cottages
mil bungalows, containing from four
wio eight bedrooms, one to two bath
rooms, living room with open fire
place, electric lights, large verandas,
furnished In an up-to-date manner.
Cuisine the best; vegetables from our
own garden ; abundance of fresh
milk and eggs from the farm; boat
ing, bathing, fishing, tennis and alt
inti LiiiuBeineiiia oi Hummer resorts.
32d successive season under man-
aBement of owner. Fair auto road.
t State road under way.
I.IK.VMnM v.
iiz..Tiir,ri, x-roprieires.
Lake, X, Y.
SARATOGA ei'KINOS. X. Y.
....;,
WORDEN
rtMKIPlLuU.UUijQw
.mry & a mw m na
iXdirondacksi
' UPPER. SARANAC N.V
Jf nt of the club, nnd Peter Baches, of!
Trenton, the vice president. Others
Alio hold office nrc William AY. l'lnkcr
ton, of Itnilnor, l'n. , Thomas It. lim
ner, Dr. He Witt C. K. ltlrketts nml
Krntik Imlny, of Point Plensnnt, nml
John Catttio, of New York city.
Hlr Social Season Plnnntil
ltcmtlnp, bathing nml fishing Arc to
be inentioniil in connection with the
myriad outdoor sports which are nt-
tiactitiB the Attention of the young nnd
nci ve incnilicrs m tno Bummer colony
aVeady hero and while these activities nmincemoiif ot the opening this week of
rrt 'sis "ort,1:!:"- 'r, .t .,., -- -
for the most interesting beason of so-i """"if the boat owners ami enthusiasts
cinl activities ever held here. Mnnv of I here. As a Ycsult the shlpworkers here
the important events are to be held for!
nrions wormy ciiaruies, and tliese nr-
fairs have nlwnys proven the most sue-
cessfut iniiiibeis in Point Pleasant.
As usual, the big hotels will be the '
niecca for the social lenders, ami mnnv
of the lmporlan events will find their
settings there. The Cnrrollton will
open within a few days under distinctly '
new iiiniuicenient. (' n-st nn Ilnft. nf !
Woodhaveii. I,. I., will conduct the
.. " - - - . --...., ... .
well-known hotel. t:p nlong the Mnna-
sipinn rhcr -.hole, where the Pine Uluff
Inn is so atlr.nctivelj located, the social
activities o' the river-shore residents
.ln..:... ..t t
I'uiPiiiiiuiv ,u n ii-w inns HKO.
,,.. ,,, ., ,, ,, i" . ,
I lie People of 1'oint Pleasant have
,,. tl11nv.,l..,, ..,, Hie lml.il v!n ,..
K,nwV.1
f'.': :. .......' " ..'. . ,"'."". ,". '?.. s.,nBt:ts
j'M," m & Spavn, who
diieeted the chorus Inst summer, has
.,..., nrriniBements for lioldiii" the sinrs
... " - T. . ---n-'
m in( open mr iiavihniis ot tne liotels.
Ti,p Hiorus is being organized now and
will get together early this month. '
- ,tl(lltTS
w.i.x.i)niA jhaji.
THOUSAND
ISLAND
HOUSE
.yrjSL, -.-
t- --iTSS:rV-' '
iTHE VENICE OF AMERICA
THE most delightful and convenient location in the
Islands.
Fine fishing, motor boating and tennis.
The starting point of all principal water sports.
Finest auto roada from all points East or West.
WILLIAM H. WAUHURTOX, Proprietor
ixi.iiT. . . "im.i:T. N.
(
THE WOOD
lourlli I.nlie of the Fulton
tnnilfrn, all-ypar-round hotel nr-
rnnnuodtitini? 150 iruestH. l.arwp. alr.
iipw f furnished room with hot and
old wnter, rttani heat, electric Htflit.
comfortable and homelike
roit hooki.i;t apply T.i;i)fii;u ckntral. on addkkss
I C. WOOD, Prop., Inlet, X. Y.
i.aki: okouci:. x. v.
pi0GS05S53y0U
HOTEL
MARION
LAKE GEORGE,
N.Y.
f
Most beautiful location on
the lake. Adjoins the new
Country and Yacht Club.
Golf and Tennis Tourna-
'l ments. Large, airy rooms
with private baths. All
steamers land in front of
Hotel. Garage. Write for
illustrated booklet and rates.
Joseph H. Marvel
IIAI.T.STON SI'A. X. Y.
SPA SANATORIUM
Near Saratoga Springs
Refinpd homelike "WW, equipped Pun
parlorH, nwiinmlne pool, bath: MusBaB
and elect rkTit treatments, llooklets.
A. I. THAYKK, M. I.
ItnlUton Spa. X. V.
LAKK U'ZKKXK. N. Y.
l
pltlf" "".'"'
yelVaysidjflI7A Lake
A modern hotel, delightfully situated,
good food, well cooked, every facility for
enjoyment and rest, convenient and at
very reasonable rate Can ou expect
more? May we send our illustrated
booklet. U tell the story fullyT
. OKOItOK W I.a SALLi:. Trop.
laki: fibrin, x. y.
NORTHWOODS INN
mkk riacio, x. v. $
Modern Homelike. Kxclulvt. Now
open. Hat mod f rate. Send for booklet
" J. A. LKATIT. Trop.
ADIHONDACK MOtTNTAIN'8
riiffttcrtowii. X. Y.
CHESTER HOUSE
CHKSTERTOWN. X, Y.
On the state HtKhway to Schroon,
Placid. Saranac, etc, Catering especially
to autolsta.
H. S. DOWNS, Prop.
HA INKS FALLS. X. Y.
Tiv.HiTnt In U" heart of the CatskUls.
ulxnuru FUhlnr. tennl.. AltV 103d.
Unexcelled views, Hklt. P. A. MART1X, Prop.
J. ' ' ".:
Uri.ND FARM Beautifully .Ituated j 2600
vfeetl.v, Modern.. Write for booklet and
BAYHEAD CLUB RACE
..... -... i .-. ...
QPHPn Fn CT RHAV
OurlLUULLU on I UIUm
" '
Initial SDOrtinP Event to Usher
in Season Full of Social
Activities
tlalie:u1. N". V.. June 11. An-
are being besieged with orders for tho-
immediate piepnration of. tne- club s
large fleet, and if there ore enough
boats in the wnter the initinl race of
the sennu muy take plnee next Satur
dn'v. The niieniiis of the club will
coincide with the reception of guests nt
the various hotels of the resort, nl
though nofow havi' already opened for
tne season. Social aetivmes. roo, win
,,.,.
be ushered In almost immediately and
everything indicates a lively summer.'
Just now tennis enjoys the grcntest
popularity among the younger set. The
courts of the jnelit club are the scenes
of many spirited contests in preparation
for the more strenuous matches which
will make up the annual schedule of
tournaments, Hubert IT. MoU-nlfc,
chnirninii of tho tenuis committee, is
arranging n number of novel matches
for the summer in addition to the usual
tournaments.
With tho opening of the vnrlolls
clubs along the buy the directors of the
Harnegnt liny Yacht Jtiicing Associa
tion will soon meet to lay out the sea
son's i-ncing schedule and other ac
tivities. An independent program of
club races is being prepared by John
Cnttus, of New York, bend of the tc-
" si MMKlt IIINHITS
, . . - --
AI,l.,M)ltl, II . .
mxs
TOTi ... J ivr --
'jiftr-ffiii.i
y-ri- "-. -"IL--
AlexaMnaBayNX.
Thousand
CAMP NEODAK
CliuInArilromlncki, X. Y.
o A romfortablp. modern Bumnnr re-
sort house under the same tnnnaL'e
nient and affording the same hlRh-rlass
ne-commo.latlons iih the Wood. Near
the head of Koulth Lnke.
m.l IT 1'IIINT. X. Y.
I'lotef (Phampfain
TSrufj' Pomi-on-Inke l?hamplain.JJXlC
IX THE ADIROXPACKS
THE summer rendezvous of
people of cultuie and re
finemcnt,magnificei)tly placed
on the highest promontory on
Lake Champlain.'
Fireproof every room a
front room 800 acres ten
nis 18-holc golf course
concrete garage Grand Ball
Room boating finest bath
ing beach on Lake Champlain
fishing historic motor
trips, etc. Excellent cuisine.
American plan.
Management, Mr. J. P.
Greaves, of Florida East
Coast Hotels. Descriptive
booklet on request. New York
Booking Office, 243 Fifth
Avenue.
HOTEL CHAMPLAIN
Bluff Potnton'Lia;e Oiampl.in
MMUUUHUJMMMMAMUttMMMUaiHMUiBtIBII
THE ALGONQUIN
Iloltmi-on-Lake
(ieorge, X. Y.
A i-'et modern hotel where refined
people may feel af home. Ideal loca-
tpin on the shore of Bolton Hay. Quiet
1 and homelike, but not dull. Excellent
1 cuisine, and service Lighted bv elec-
!' ity. Hot and cold wateiHbaths and
I fliiKh closets. All amusements, as
I bathing, boating, fishing, tennis, dancing,
billiards, $20.00 to $30.00 per week,
$3 50 to $5.00 per day.
Illustrated Hooklel at Ledger Office
MOHICAN HOUSE
lTnrai.on-l.ake (ItMirE. V. V.
Modern Throucliout ArrommcHlatei 125
puuuira on iiiva it round, commana
Ins a nne view of the Ukeiand moun
tains, liroad ptaczaa, ihiidr lawn, line
lopine nanil beach for bathlnc. Uarase.
autos. launches, toata, canoes, pool,
.fowling, uancmir. tennts, etc.
whera oyunr People can thoroughly en
30y thmalvB. I KXOIIont to HI aimnllai
I with own farm and garden product.. It
I Jtatff. U,no to ttll.oo. K,v J 1
I MookleJ. SMITH HKXTON. ITofrletor. 1 1
( -. mmsmmmtmm''m
1
IIOLTON-IIN I.AKK I.KIUU.K. X. Y.
mmmmmmm
1 K. L. I'KNFIKr.n. I'ron.
' KF -i,(iitoi;, X. V. I
I I MAS-ON-UKK CiKOltOK. X. V. I .,. J
' ''" .-.-ha -. -aSf. .:.',:v$.yifr;KXirx;i$k
mmmmmmm mjmmmm
HV' )f(f&lf?&&'A4JKKK .sssss..............BHK.ial.al.al.aH..a.al.all
ll R"1::5? KuitoFKAx 1'i.ax &, .
Riktlft committee of the linyhead Club.
The various classes of racing boats will
an uc Bircn recognition.
Th0 1,l,,fl"s "otci & " ""
(aged by its owner. Alfred B. Johnson,
this summer. Mrs. Orimstcd Is' nt the
Itellcvuc. nnd the Orenvlllc Arms will
nRnln '' conducted by Miss Lniirentliie
the larger hotels to open, is in the hands
again ot .Mckerson nnd Cummings, who
have conducted it for many seasons.
FLOWERS LURE TO HILLS
Hot Springs Cottage Colonists Find
Rhododendron Abundant
Hot SprlnRs, Vn Juno 11. The
transition period between spring nnd
midsummer finds tho Ilomeste'ad look
ins forward to n gny nnd ntfllve season.
Siitmni'r bookings nro the largest In
years, anil nlrendy signs of activity are
everywhere visible in tho cottnge col
ony. During the last week the weather
lias been specially favorable for out
door sports and adventures. The lure
of the rhododendron Is strong these days
nnd motor nnd driving trips are made
daily to the glades nnd hillsides where
these lovely flowers are blooming.
Mrs. William Ellis Scull, who Is
here with her daughter. Mrs. Alexan
der Ititldle. drove with n small party on;
uiestiny to until Alum nnd returned
with a cargo of gorgeous bldssoins.
Mr. J. J,ow llnrriman nnd Mr. S. II.
Reynolds Hitt, who have been at the
Homestead the last week, have returned
to Wasliiifgtoii.
Urigadier Cenernl Cornelius Vandcr
bilt joined his family early in the weeli
and is resting after his vigorous cam
paign in the Salvation Army drive.
Mrs. Vnnderbilt, Miss Ornco Vnndcr
bilt and Mr. Cornelius Vnnderbilt, Jr.,
hnve been nt the Homestead since early
in May.
Sl'M.MHK KKSOUTS
UKK flEtlltflK. N. V.
VILLAGE OF LAKE GEORGE
At thf lieail of Lake Gfnrse. thf motnrlnn center of the Adlrondncks. flood macadam
rnnds lead in nil directions. The lllnee has ample mercantile facilities to supply ths wants
nf .lottaRers anil rmnpera. liefore maklne summer plans send for handsome Illustrated
folder containing historical nkott-h and full description of the village nnd ndjatent country.
IIO.Mtl) (II TltAlli:, 3.t Montcalm HI.. Lake fleorge. N. Y.
lllll.TOX-IW-I.AKK-nKOK.Ii;. N. Y. lini.TON.OW-T.AKB-riKOmiK. X. Y.
THE LAKEVIEW HOTEL'
BOLTON - ON - LAKE
Address for Booklet, Rates, Etc.
IIAClIIR-n.V-LAKR-ni.nRGG. x. y.
17 '
Uaguepm-Lnkc George f'fiP
Centrally located as to stores, ''KW
churches, dock and postofllce. f H jjjiJaHtiil&LrrrS
House overlooks the Bay ot Hague, SaSSfcES'l V " ts I
-Bceiic of the annual Lake George tfcwSjSitgSySyJEJj W : l'3rai
Ttdratta and the best fishins f&KmS&K
ffrouiula on entire lake. Table fur- B Slit iff IBlM B t dritetSllaal aiaalaEt
nlshed from our own garden. SwfJiUIUJ (pSflS!ra?
Itates $2.50 iier d,-iy and up. Write ' ' ' a at'i7 H 1' aailitatiisTar
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ISLAND HARBOR HOUSE AND COTTAGES
IIAOUE-O.V-L.KE-GKtlltii:, X. Y.
Summer season, May tto November. "Winter seuson, December to March. On lanO-lot-kecl
ha formed by nine Island Modern throughout Capacity 100. Comfortably furnlsh.'cl.
Telephone. Same management since Ib3. llroad piazzas. Dining rooms on lakeside.
Outdoor sports. Fishing or all kinds In abundance Boats and guides, Sand beach. Safe
bathing for ladies and children. Mountain climbing. Launches for charter. Livery nnd
garage. tJpeclal attention glen to bridal parties in June nnd September. The low winter
rutin offer to the vacationists an excellent opportunity to ace and uijov Lake C.eorge at the
height of its winter splendor, scenery at this (1m1 unsurpassed. All winter nnd Alpine
purts. All indoor comforts as well. Onn farm products. For booklet and rates apply
11. A. t'LIITOX. Proprietor.
I.AKK OKORCiF. ASSKMIILY. X. Y.
OAK KNOLL
Lake George Assembly, N. Y.
A select family boarding house,
with the large, airy rooms and fine .
cuisine' that bring to all its guests
that homelike feeling of content
ment. Large porches on all sides.
Tents for those who prefer to sleep
in open. All amusements. Food
from our own farm. Address
Chas. J. Frommel, Lake Cteorge
Assembly, N. Y.
IIULKTT'S LANDINO. X. Y.
New Picturesque Hulett's
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THE FORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL
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VESTTORT. N. T. I KLT.KXVILLK. X, V. , PPM
WESTPORT INN
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Ifou.eke.nlng and non-boiuekeeplnt cot-
tax... Own. Oolf Links. Tennis, Boating-.
Bathlnr, KliUur. Orcnutra. ulrim hmi.
utM it.W JEsiLlfflt- ,H, P. SMITH,
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I.AKi: flUOKOK. X. Y.
- GEORGE, N. Y.
A holel of refinement and
quality ; newly renovated
throughout; cuisine unsur
passed; all sports; excellent
grill; orchestra, dancing;
accommodates 125; situated
on Lake Shore.
II. A. BEATON & SONS, Props.
HAciPR-nx-TAKC-tiEonnR. x. y.
lakh CKonr.r; assembly, x. y.
II I' LETT'S LAXDINCi, X. Y'.
On Lake George
A really new hotel In a splendid
location, midway on the lake ;
every convenience. Four malls
dally ; long - distance telephone.
Accommodations for 350 guests.
Dancing, bathing, boating, fishing,
Picnic parties, bowling, tennis. Ex
cellent cuisine. Tables furnished
from own farm, Itates $15 up.
Write for Illustrated booklet or
apply to the Public Ledger Resort
Bureau, Philadelphia. Po.
XO DULL DAYS AT IIULKTT'S
W. U Wyatt, irulett'. Landing, X.Y.
unto (iKokok. x. y.
Sl'KND JUNE AT
Mount Mecnahga llpuse& Collages
fn the "beautiful Bhawkniunks" ot Ulster
County, New Tork. Estate of 1.000 acre.
n-rUi mile, of wonderful walk, and drive.,
Duen fire, .team heat: golf, tennl. bowl-
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ADIHONKAIIKN. N. T.
cMondacks,
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Get a Complete Change-
Relax Your Mind and Body
SEEK a place away from Jangling bells, tooting whistles end
crowds of people. Visit the Adlrondacks this summer, and
you will know for a year that you had a vacation. Oct ac
quainted with the country so blessed by nature with Lakes,
Streams, Forests, Scenery and Climate filled with creature
comforts by man.
The general altitude of tit. AdlrotKUok. I. not arpw.
by .ny range east of. the Rocile., cr.at peak. Ilk. Ta
h.wu. towering- Into the .lr for more than a milt. The
fiopul.r l.ke retort, are from too ts 2000 ftet above sea
vol. The .oil I. ndr end rorouli Here 1. p.rfcet Im
munltr from h.r fever. The road, ere rood, the drive,
enchanting. Wonderful Camping facilities, where all the
dellghte of pure, unspoiled nature mar be enjoyed.
OOLP TENNIS F13HINO HUNTTNO
DATHINQ SAILING MOTORIMO
MOTOR-DOATINO DRIVINO, BTC.
Modern hotels and boar4lng-hou.ee, fully equipped with every mod
ern comfort end convenience. Booklets and Information upon reque.l
to any of the following hotel..
JiOOTM
Paul Smith'. Hotel 300
P)ul Smith': N. Y.
Iceland Holel 120
Schroon Laki, N. Y.
Stevene Hotel 200
Lake rtatid. N. Y.
Hampton Hotel 180
I6anv. AT. Y.
HolelChamp'laln ISO
Bluff rolnt, N. Y.
Marlon Hotel 175
Ijak Gttrot. N. Y.
Rensselaer Inn 167
7Vo. AT. V.
Worden Hotel 150
Saratoga Spring', N. Y.
Koomt
Au Sable Cha.mH't 125
A u Sable Chasm. N. Y.
Hotel Windsor 110
Eluabtthtown, iV. Y.
Orandvlew Hotel 104
Lakt Florid. JV. Y.
Flanagan Hotel lot)
JVfafone. JV. Y.
Westportlnn 100
nVefport, AT. Y.
Witherlll Hotel 83
Plallihurn. N. T.
Lake Placid
Lakt Hand. N. Y.
Deer'. Head Inn 75
EliiaUthtovn, it. Y.
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FASIOUS for more than half a century, Schroon Lake is
today more popular as a pleasure resort than ever.
Considered from a scenic point of view, no more beau
tiful location could be found, and the elevation and nature
ofthe soil insure perfect drainage and sanitary conditions.
The lake is ten miles long and two miles wide and lies
York city to Montreal. Newly completed macadamized
roads make automobiling very popular in this section. The
lake affords every facility for boating, bathing, sailing,
and excellent fishing. Hunting and dancing, golf, tennis,
directly on The Great International Highway from New
bowlings, billiards, .pool, mountain climbing, etc., are
among the popular amusements. Telegraph, long-distance
telephone, daily mails in fact, every convenience. An
ideal resort for rest and recreation.
Write the SCHROON LAKE IJOARD OP TRADE,
Schroon Lake, N. Y., for beautiful illustrated booklet, or
THE PUBLIC LEDGER
BUREAU, Philadelphia, Pa.
LELAND HOUSE
Capacity 400. Splendid location.
Send for booklet.
U WT & J. A. KMERSOX, Propt.
WATCH ROCK HOTEL
An Ideal spot for the vacationist.
BUMP BIIOS., Props.
BROWN SWAN CLUB
Large enough to be excellent.
Knele Buy, X. V.
' EAGLE BAY
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ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS
FULTON CHAIN OF LAKF.S FULTON CHAIN OF LAKES
THE MOHAWK
AXI) COTTAOKS
Fourth Lake of the Fulton Chain of Lake.
SAME MANAGEMENT S1N.CK jilOO
Latest efiuluinent, capacity 12a-, electric lh-hts, running hot and cold water in every
roomi private baths, open fires, tomplete heating apparatus Kxcellent cuisine; flne.t
ervlce; own garden; mountain sprim? water, mountain sportsj tennis, boa tine, flshlnc.
music; OOU-ft. san
na Daininff Deacn. Keferencea exciinnired. 1-or booklet nddress
OTTKIt UKK, X. Y.
OTTER LAKE HOTEL
OTJER LAKE, li. Y.
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A new and modern hotel, beautifully located on (Hi,er Ike. IT00 feet above Ma ter.l!
2000 acre, of Forrest Land, D smaller lake, within 2 miles ot Hotel. Pure Mountain
spring water and outdoor sports and indoor amusements, nund a..tn vnaria nta nAt.
ii leta and Information address
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MRE CLKAR, V. Y.
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JCooma
Rtver.tdelnn 73
Sarniiii lakt. N. Y,
Fort Wm. Henry H'l 70
lakt Grore. AT. IT.
Cumberland Hotel S5
TafUdlirff. AT. Y.
Lake Herri. Hot.l M
ATewfomk. N. Y.
Ondawa Hotel 41
Schroon Lake, N '. T.
Drown 8wan Club BS
Schroon Lakt, N. Y,
Hotel American S3
Saratoga Sprint. W. Y,
McCollom' Hotel 15
HcCoUomt. N. Y.
Ye Wayside Inn 15
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Adixondachs
TRAVEL AND RESORT
ONDAWA HOUSE
and Annex.. Near lake and amuse
ments. GEO. T. BAILEY, Prop.
BOGLE COTTAGE
Capacity 75. On lake. Garagra,
etc. CHAS. II. BOGLE, Prop.
Small enough to be personal.
P. E. & P. J. RICH.
Kaele Mjjr, X. Y.
And Cottages
FOURTH LAKE, N.
Y.
Open May I to Oct. 1. Electric
light, alexin heat; 21 rooms with;
private baths, 20 with hot and cold
water. Largest and beat hotel on
west side of mountains. Fine sand,
bathing beach. Dance 5 nights a
week. Rates $4 per day $1S to $35.
per wek.
Onrnge Willi .Separate Stall.
II. V. SI'UKItY, K.W1I.K HAY, X. T.
O. LOXCISTAFF. OLD FOROF. X. Y.,
CITTKB MKK. X. V.
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IN TIIK ADIRONDACKH .
R. K. XORTtlX, i'ron.. Otter Lake Hotel. ' '
LAKK CLKAR, X. T. v
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ADIRONDACKS, N. T.
riiarmlngly situated In the heart of
tho Great North Woods on ih
banks of one of the most beautiful;,
lakes In the Adlrondacks. It occu-.
pies a commanding site on that
famous St. Germain carry, 2000
feet above scp, level. Golf, tennli
and fishing, Table Bupplled' from
our own farm. Hotel bus mesta'.
trains. Rates $1 and up. t'x
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