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gs-Bottom Boats and Coral
Roofs a Troat for
Nature-Lovers
INEXPENSIVE TWO-DAY TRIP
I Bermuda Is Cool In the Sum
J ; mer, Being Far Kemovea
' From Tropics
'. i The newness of the Bermuda TriiinJ.
lSlJMpW-n,3r two dnV M by
Klllcnt ocean liner, from New Yorlc
1 "l always nn nttrnctlvc feature of
. trln to T0Btlonl8ts. Many vnca-
' Clt nnot consider n trip abroad.
n ... irin alone to and from
Europe would ronstime all of the limited
Wrttlon period.
tit hi. therefore, proved n Rennln
lliht to such vacationists to know that
jkrmtido. I the summer p,a,!0n' mcets
tkehappy medium of a limited vaca
tion time and moderato cost. Con
nntmr. s it does, but two days time
la a delightful ocean voynce. the vaea
tlonldt has a maximum of time to spend
In (Ight-seelne in those quaint six
teenth century islands. The railing
itkedqle of the palatial steamers on the
jftw York-Bermuda route includes sail
iipt every five days, so that it is pos
lible to adjust onc'H vacation period
to meet the frequent sailins dates with
out low of valuable recreation days.
In the matter of cost n Bermuda
mmmer vacation Is also a happy me
dlonvas it is possible to enjoy an eight
or nine day Bermuda trip, which in
dices all expenses for the ship, hotel
indlslglit-sepInB trips, at n cost which
,ii actually lower than the rate a day
irtsrged by many of the first-class
,lote!s at the leading American sen
"ikore and mountain resorts.
nermuiln Cool In Summer
Contrary to Renernl belief, Uermuda
h cool In the summer, boins far re
moved from the heat of the tropics and
enjoying an nverago mimrncr tempera
ture of 70 deirrees.
There ii novelty and charm in the
'two-dny rea voyage, where one Ii just
it much at sea as the Trans-Atlantic
traveler, except that there is Infinitely
more charm In eruisinjr throtiRh the re
nowned Gulf stream, in traveling the
New York-Bermuda route, than the
Trans-Atlantic route further north.
Wonderful flying fish, schools of dol
phins,, sea turtles and even whalea are
Hinted: and, coupled with the balmy,
tricing, invigorating sea-air. there is
sot a dull moment in this nll-too-short
tea trip before the Bermudn Islands
ire Righted.
The luxurious appointment of the
IttwuhipR, with large staterooms, elec
tric lights and fans, and the broad
promenade decks and lounging rooms
also contribute in no small decree to the
Might of the voyage.
Under the heading of "What Can
We See at Bermuda?" may be classified
the most gem-like creations of scenic
beauty tthlch nature has ever devised
sot one scene, or ten, or hundreds,
but literally thousand of scenes, com
bining opal-tinted waters, a paradise
of flowers, white cornl cottages and soft
nmmcr e-kic. One really never tires of
the charming rides and drives, with
MJMMKll KHSOUTS
NKW YORK. N. V.
Make The Ambassador
Your New York Home
WHEN you visit New
York you will find The,
Ambnssador nn ideal
home.
Its beautiful appointments, in
teresting atmosphere and dis
tinctive service will give you
the real home environment and
lend added pleasure to your
visits to the metropolis.
The Ambassudor'8 rates are
moderate.
Ambassador Restauinnt, Gar
den, Ball Room and Grill,
dancing in the Garden at Tea
rime, during dinner and after
the theatre.
Write for booklet, floor plans
and other information about
its rooms and apartments.
Ql? Ambassador
lurk Avjmir nt But Mrrrt
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The Ambassador
Hotels System
The Ambamador
New York
The Arnbastwiior
Attantio City
The Amvamatlor
Loe Anoelet
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Jo A Agile,
m ii in mi i mmpay
every turn In the white coral roadwaji
offering new scenic delight.
St. George quaint Town
The visitor will also want leisurely to
cxploro the quaint old town of St.
George, built In the sixteenth century,
where the narrow winding streets, tiny
coral cottages and hlgh-wallcd gardens
offer many opportunities for interesting
and educational nlirht.Beetnif trin.
Bermuda's marvelous Crystal Caves
and sea gardens attract the attention
of all tourists, and many scientists have
inspected those wonderful works of
nature. The Criatal Cavm n ihi r.
suit of the percolations of water through
me coral or limestone of which the
islands are composod, which has resulted
in the forming of enverno of crystal sta
lactites many feet below the earth's
surface. Tho caves are electrically
Ughtcd and form awe-lnanlrini? nnor.
tnclcs of Splendor. The untold centuries
required to bring tho caves to their
present state of development aro cause
for amazement in all visitors.
HermtHla'H sea gardens are equally
wonderful as natural marvels which
havo no cqunl in the gardens on lnnd.
lo view the sea gardens large glass
Dottomed boats are used and boatmen
wbo know the locations of the groups
of gardens row the visitors slowly over
-too crystal. clear water, whero on tho
l i r of ,the ocean thirty or forty feet
below tho surface may be seen the
strange cornl-lncrustcd sea plants with
many curiously formed and varicolored
Hsu darting fiom one plant to another.
Flno Opportunity for Sports
Hut aside from the rldea and drives,
either by cycling or carriage, and visits
to Ucrmuda's natural marvels, there Ih
nmple opportunity to indulge in sports
of nil kinds". Golf, tennh, sailing,
""thing, canoeing, motorbooting and
lulling nre among Bermuda's daytime
sports, while parties nnd dances form
attractive diversion nt the larger hotels.
Bermuda offers a wide variety of hoteli
and boarding places, and everv tourist
is assured of comfortable quarters and
wholesome, substantial food.
With the new and Improved steam-'
ship Bcrvice, Bermuda's- charm as n
summer vacation resort ii becomlnc
more widely known, nnd the interest
being exhibited in the islands for the
coming summer vacntiotr period indi
cates that Bermudn will assume an im
portance as n summer vacation resort
equaling the well-known popularity of
the islands as a winter resort.
" cooperstowmT y.
Coopcrstown, X. , Juno IB. -Till-?
delightful resort is awaiting the Influx
of its Rummer populace and the re
sumption of tho summer activities which
always serve to make it one of the
most interesting places in the country.
Tho early vanguard of summer so
journers has already come" Into Coop
crstown. Tho opening of the Otcsago Hotel,
which is charmingly situated on his
toric Otsego Lake, is to take place on
June 25. The big hotel in to be under
the management of David II. IMumcr.
who comes from the Balsams Hotel, at
Dlxvllle Notch, N. II. Under his man
agement the hotel is expected to become
more than ever nn attraction for ex
clusive society folk. '
Golfing nnd tennis nre already under
way. The golf course hero is -Bold by
many professionals to be without ii
peer, and the club plans many tourna
ments during the season.
Where Rip Slept
for 20 Long Years
Continued from Prjt f.
brush or overhanging foliage. Both thi
Catskllls and tho Shawangunks are
noted for their freedom from tho an
noyance of foliage, which too often
Bpolls a cast and loses a fine trout. The
open winter resulted In better and more
abundant fishing than in many years.
atrcams tnrougnout the region an
nually are Btockcd with fingerling and
fry by the county fish nnd game asso
ciations of Ulster, Dolawnre, Greene
ana tjumvan counties. The State Con
servation Commission each year supplies
millions of fish for the streams of the
region, and fishing proceeds uninter
ruptedly from the middle of April to the
end of August, with better nnd bigger
cuicnea cucn succecuing year.
nor inose wno prcxer oilier fishing,
the lakes and ponds, rivers, creeks and
brooks of the entire region supply nn
abundance of bass, pickerel, pike and
other varieties. The immense Ashoknn
reservoir, in the heart of the Catskllls,
surrounueci oy a iony-iour-mile boule
vard, wincn is considered one of the best
constructed nnd mniutalncil lilehwnvx in
America, yields thousnnds of fish to the
sportsman, besides furnishing the City
of New York with its drinking water.
The only restrictions against fishing In
tho reservoir relate to the distance from
gate houses, dams and other superstruc
tures which iisuerracn nre required to
maintain. Dally for virtually the en
tire course of the boulevard around the
Ashoknn reservoir are parked hundreds
of automobiles whose owners are enjoy
ing the fishing in tho pure waters or the
immense lake.
New York City, by tho way. has not
completed its Catskill Mountain water
supply project, bit is now engaged in
constructing the Gilbon reservoir, wnlch
will supplement the Ashoknn. In order
to make Its plan complete, the city is
turning back the Schoharie Rivwr from
Its course, and n seventeen-mile tunnel
through the mountains of Greene and
Ulster Counties will lend tho water from
tho Gilbon reservoir to me Esopus
Creek nt Allabcn, whence it will flow
to the Ashoknn reservoir, miles be
low. The marvelous engineering' feats
in connection with this gigantic under
taking never fail to interest visitors who
travel for many hundreds of miles to
sco what has been and now I being ac
complished. Means of Transportation
All these trips nnd many more can
be made by railroad, motorcar or motor
bus. Tho picturesque scenery every
where in the region of the two mountain
.anges Is appreciated whether the sec
tions visited nre reached by the Ulster
and Delaware Railroad, wntcn ir
..... .. rwobitia. tiio Now York,
Ontario and Western Railroad, which
reaches Sullivan County and through
the Shawangunk region to Kingston,
nlso traversing southern Delaware
County: the West Bhoro,' Now York
Central or Wallklll Valley Railroads,
or whether the trip is by tho palatial
steamers of the Hudson River Day Wnc
or the night lines to Kingston, Sauger-
linn nnA nntablll
Motorists will llnd that wane mere
Is extensive maintenance nnd repair
work, ab In nil parts of the country
where money for the purpose has been
appropriated, traffic on nil through
routes is uninterrupted and thero are
no detours. The only detours aro ou
side roads and they nre slight. Sucu
pnds nre cross-overs from one through
route to another, and tho Joy of motor
ing in the region this year Is not marred
bv construction work of any sort on the
rrnln rnlltpq nil nrn In Ann condition.
Week-end motorists arc avoiding the
river cities for over-night stays in many
cases, preferring tho accommodations
and service of tho numerous hotels that
are in the "really truly" country. On
account of the number of interesting
side trips, motorists generally plan to
epend more than u week-end in the
region.
Conventions In Summer Season
Important conventions will be n fea
ture of the summer season. Delegates,
members of various associations and
other orgnnlratlons which meet annually
in tuo untsKHH or Hhawangunks and
their families frequently arrive a week
in advance of the tlmo srlipiltilnl for
their meetings nnd remnin for the Jal-J
ance oi me season. Stamford will be
the scene of the forty-third annual con
vent on of the New York Stnto Pharma
ceutical Association on Juno 21, 22, 23
and 24. Sessions will bo bold at
Churchill Hall. The New York State
convention of tho Knights of Pythias
will be he d at Kingston on July 25 to
Tennis Is pomilnr nt pror rrsnrf. nml
not Only does CVCrv vlllnro tnnlnfnln it.
courts, but every hotel has well -patron -
jzcu touriB, on wnicu some of the best
players in the country frequently ap
pear. The Lake Mohonk courts will
be the scene of a national tournament
under the auspices of tho United States
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ah it u J.VHUI1 iiaaui.iaiiuii uu w wj
and tho days following. This week the
Armor nnd Arms Club, under the presi
dency of Major Bashford Dean, is meet
ing nt Mohonk as guests of Captain
Hugh Smiley, one of its members, whose
collection of arms and armor is con
ceded to bo one of the finest in this
country.
Tho various bungalow colonies
throughout the region nre taking on n
lively aspect as owners and their guests
nro beginning to arrive, Among them
are many Philadelphlans. Dr. Hnrry
M. Eberhard will again occupy his cot
tage in the Roxnor colony at Woodland.
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TAKE A KODAK WITH YOU
Nowadays a vacation Is incomplete without a
Kodak, becnust a Kodak assures you of a per
manent, tangible reminder of new friends nnd
Interesting places visited. There's real pleasuro
in Kodak ownership.
Kodaks nnd Snppllen
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KA8TMAN KODAK CO.
1020 Chestnut St.. Phila.
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PARIS 33,700 Ton.
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Chlrnaro Jnne 23 July 80 Hrpt. 7
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I.h Tournlnr July 23 Aim. 20 Sept. 17
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211 S. iStb St.. l'blln. I'hontl Ixkj. 2423
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8 Days $91 00 9 Days $96-00u
InclLding All Expenses for Steamer, Hotel and Side Trips
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Bermuda Is Cool in Sumrm e
(Arrragr .Summer Temperature 70 II sues)
All Outdoor Sports
Oolf, Tennln. nnd Sailing niching. Motor )iclnff. nnd rish
Ins In enchnntn! Dnn and Inlets. Riding. Iyivlng r Cycling
oer amooth white coral rudawnys or vlaltlns Bermuda's won
derful Crystal Caves nnd Sea Gardens.
No Passports Sailings every 5 Days
Via rnlntl.il Twin-Screw Hteamers
"FORT VICTORIA" and "FORT HAMILTON'
Send for ritnil tie Ivxc Summer Tours booklet to
FURNESS BERMUDA LINE
34 Whitehall St., New York
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Tackle
of every imaginablo
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our prices aro un
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feet long. 2 pleco,
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with silk; metal dcw-J
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each IpO.UU
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Salt "Water Rods, from
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Salt Water Tleels
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WATKINS GLEN. N. Y. ON SENECA LAKE
WILLIAM E. LEFFINGWELL, Presidont
Not jus an idling holiday or a mere vacation at The Glen Springs but vital,
intelligent rest. Beautiful surroundings, friendly companionship and absence
of care; sport if you like it; tempting meals leisurely eaten; deep sleep and
above all, the intelligent looking over of your human machine and its mar
velous engine, your heart.
Intelligent rest puts a new sparkle in your eye, a real punch in every muscle
and gives the inspiration born of absolute confidence in an unhampered
ability to do.
This ability of The Glen Springs to afford intelligent rest, as well as every
form of hydrotherapeutic treatment, is fully recognized in the medical world.
It is the only place in America where the Nauheim Baths for heart and circu
latory disorders are given with a natural calcium chloride brine.
On main lino of principal auto roads across Neiv York State. Open the year round.
In the healthful Finger Lakes Region. Illustrated and detailed booklets on request.
o The Pioneer American "Cure" for Heart Disorders
Take n Icy-Hot
Bottle with yon, In
bnlr pints, pints nnd
quarts; $2.75 up.
Shannon
HARDWARE
816 Chestnut
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Uncjcorted ladies receive
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Delicioui food, luxurious
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America's Ideal Summer
Vacation Land
""LIMATE is the most important factor in a va-
cation. All the marvels of mountain and ocean
scenery, unsurpassed, can be enjoyed in the supreme
comfort of a mild, invigorating climate which
inspires alertness by day and permits restful
slumber at night, by the vacationist in
aga the racihe Northwest.
The Summer Temperature
even on the hottest days, in Oregon, Washington and British Columbia,
is rarely over 81 degrect.
rUHBHRW WsWHs'wWtWurM""rTt if i (tloJSr'VirJMn 1 1 1
Bring your family with you. You may have
any kind of a vacation you like in the moun
tains, on the seashore, on the borders of a
maenificent lake, or on the banks of a mighty
river, camping in the evergreen forests, golf
ing on 38 courses, fishing in mountain streams
and lakes or for salmon in its rivers, or you
may hire or buy an automobile and tour fifteen
thousand miles of the most 6ccnic highways
in America.
You will sec the country and learn that the
business men and citizens generally of this
great region live under the most ideal condi
tions in this or any other land.
Manufacturers, financiers, farmers, fruit grow
ers, fishermen, canners, shipbuilders, all follow
ing their vocations day by day, and living in a
vacation land all the timev h,re the young
people have out door sports all M 'car round.
Write for Free Illustrated Booklet to any commercial organization in Oregon,
Washington or British Columbia, or to Herbert Cuthbert, Secretary. Pacific
Ntmiwest Tourist Association, maintained by government finds iff give free
mm. iMMfiMiTHiiii . r. ? v yttMiiftdmea vaaM.
COME TO CANADA
For a Long or Short Vacation
Enjoy your favorite pastime; climb mountains, play golf, fish, ride, motor, kodak
scenic masterpieces, hunt big game (in season).
To the Pacific via tho Trans-Canada Limited, 02 hours from Montreal to Vancouver,
B. C. A fast express with compartment observation cars ana unexcelled sleeping and
dining ear service.
Canadian Pacific Rockies 500 miles of uninterrupted Alpine Splendors three great
mountain ranges intersporsed with verdant valleys, glistening lakes, glaciers and
cascades.
A Chain of Ten Hotels Set down at every important point from Coast to Coast
Wonderful Banff Springs Hotel and Chateau Lake Louise in the Canadian Pacific
Rockies also mountain chalets and Bungalow Camps, guides, ponies, etc.
Game Fishing in Ontario Biggest, gamiest trout in the world at scores of accessible
points including Nipigon, Fronch River, the Muskokas, Knwartlm Lakes, Point au Baril,
etc., etc. Guides, canoes und camp outfits to meet every requirement.
Atlantic Coast and St. Lawrence Quebec and Montreal, brimfull of old French life
and manners; New Brunswiclrwith St. Andrews for fine golf: Nova Scotia for historic
scenes Grand Pre, tho Acadian homes, etc.
w"rmn,arToenligo"Te,?er,ior, tr'P MoN,CO" ("ear Tor0n,0) t0 Prt
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ALSO CANADIAN-PACIFIC OCEAN SERVICES
To Kurupr ln tho wonderful St. Lawrence
Kouto Kiequu'it (-.tilings Irom Montreal an J
Quebec.
To the Orifiit Quickest time across tho Pacific
from Vancouver, ii. (J , to Japan, China and
tlm Philippine),.
lo Aimtrullit and New Zealand from Van
couver, Ii C, by Canadian AuBtralablan
HU'iunshlps.
Xo Alitni.it from Vancouver, D. C, by Canadian
Paciflc 'Pilnutttb" Mourners.
Illustrated Booklets and Pull Information on Request.
In Specifying Your Trip, Ask for Tour L. R.-I32
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
Irlitnslc lloute from Vancouor. II.
beautiful Victoria, thenco to Seattle.
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629 Chestnut St
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