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$ VEXING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1921
ipATER GAP SEASON
WELL UNDER WAY
(Outdoor Sports, Sconory and
,vFl9hing Making Mountain Re
sort Popular This Year
Delaware Water Gnp highway a a
link to commuting avenues, the v tela
oro not behind their supply of the thou
Eands of motorists en tour.
Plans aro already being mode for a
bit: Reasons and In view of n visit to
these parts of Governor Sprout, for
the week -end. nnd other prominent
State ami political heads, the indica
tions point to "Old Monroe" maintain
lug her own as a place of peculiar hospitality.
j RucliVfOod Inn Filled
The famous Uuckwood Inn has been
' to tilled with the fashionable and ultra-
j fashionable that a score of leaders have
regularly participated In its initial golf
iim.. ..... ....-n tournaments, whoso fields arc always
H0T0RISTS AMONG VISITORS! law.
Across from. Uuckwoofi is a rsew Jer
sey State preserve of (5000 acres where
the deer nnd playing fawn frequently
dnsh to the river to ploy In shore nooks
or drink on the river's bank.
Nearly every hout-o in the region ha
added veranda space, and many have
Increased garage facilities. The spring
bookings of ficvcral large houses include
the names of many women of high so
cial rank and leaders In humanitarian
circles. IIojh' camps In tho region will
include those of the Lcnignton uoyi
i.
BALTIMORE DAY-BOAT
SERVICE IS RESTORED
'
Gov; Sproul Among Notables
5 Expected National Figures
to Pass Week-Ends There
Delaware Water (Jap, June 15.
Never In thi lilstnrv nt thin resort.
v. I., i.. .1.. "...... .i rv.i ! limnl. Ions maintained by .lames
, . ,. , ,,' , Illnkslec, former Assistant Postmaster
Mtfl Stroiidsburg, has the sra.on opened f:pnrni.' nn,i other devotees of the or-
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no suspiciously. Increased patronage has
ben encouraged by means of agencies
that make Delaware Water Gap
famous. Its tennis courts and golf
courses have dono much in this direc
tion, while the new paths to the moun
tain nnd scenery-view ndvnntages have
added their share to the dellghtfl of the
sojourner or week-end visitor.
Delaware Water Gap has spent mueli
money to Improve highways and for a
conization and Its splendid work.
Tho Casino has done much to sup
port the community pleasure program.
Excellent tlshing is enjoyed In the Dol
awnte, not to forget boating and horse
back riding.
Filers to Visit Kesort
One of the knding nres is expected to
gle a new order of stunt (lights at Del
uworc Water Gap tills Keason. The?"
flights were a remarkable success lost
yenr, having been conducted by long
time students of the urt men and
women WHO new at winter resoris us
brilliant new strcct-liehtlnir nlnn. The,
Hotclmen's Association nnd prominent well
resort proprietors hnve arranged facil- .1. Tardy Cope has directed a new
Ules which heretofore have been tin- order of vital features In his propria
reached to tho degree marked this yenr. , trrhip of the famous Klttatlnny
Distinctive among the summering Hotel, where some of the leaders in
places this season, the (Jap holds out I oonntrv development are expected to
a. trcater offering in the way of hotel j sojourn this season,
cuisine than ever before. There is uot Foreign diplomats hao not lost sight
a hotel or house that hns not been i of this resort. The week-end visits to
tinted inside or out. or both, while the I the Delaware Valley of noted Japanese,
landscape gardener has lost no time to a report has it. are seV'duIcd for thts
nrnvlile thnsn external Kettlniru wlileli . .n.r.i. Vr f'nnn line enterfnineil m.inv
oorve the purpose of a "cottage-home j guchts of national repute, and Cnblnnt
As many motorists are utilizing the coming this year.
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Ericsson Line Steamships Penn
and Lord Baltimore Again
Plying Through Canal
The Ericsson Line has restored Its
day-boat service to Baltimore, adding
another delightful trip that can be taken
in a short time nnd at comparatively
little expense. The launching of Its day
servlco to Ilaltlmoro several years ago
tilled a long-felt want for those who
wished to travel South by water. During
the war this service was discontinued
and the Penn nnd Lord Ilaltlmorc, two
of the mot modern and fastest steam
ships that ply these waters, were placed
In other service.
The trip to Haltimore by water Is one
of the most delightful and historical
that cau bo had In the Kast. After
leaving Philadelphia, the first stop Is
Delaware City. Hn route many of the
mighty shipbuilding plnees. uch as
New York Shipbuilding, Hog Island and
many historic points of interest are
prosed.
On entering the canal at Delaware
City, Fort du Pont is seen on the left,
while beautiful Lorcwood Grove offers
opportunity for a day of recreation. On
leaving the canal nt Chcsapenke Citv a
delightful sail is had down the Elk
Itlver on to the broad waters of the
mighty Chesapeake.
POPULAR TRIPS IN
LAKE SUPERIOR REGION
Unimproved Land Prqves a De
lightful Place for Nature
Lovers Good Fishing
The region surrounding the head of
Lake Superior is fast becoming known
throughout the continent as tho ideal
summer vacation land. Clear, cool
waters of the myriads of lakes abound
with "muskles," bass, pike and every
game fish common to Hint region; tho
numerous streams, well stocked w th
trout, offer in return for reasonable
effort n full creel.
To the lover of the groat ont-of
doors, tho primeval beauty of these
lakes, streams and virgin forests has
on irresistible nppenl. Hero nre scenic
deiigiits in grent variety. The "outer1
may take his favorite form of recren
tlon In the Improved Bcctlons, with their
park-like stretches, or he may choose
the wilderness districts of the towering
pine and ncmiocK, tramp for days with
out seeing a human habitation.
Tho rivers which penetrate the tlm
bered belt connect large numbers of
mKos and provide a variety of attrac
tive canoe trips, n most fascinating
form of recreation. Tho angler wielding
n iiuuuit; in uhmc xtrcoms enjoys ex
citing sport en route while exploring
new regions, raddling through leafv
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1000 ISLAND HOUSE
CROSSMON HOUSE
Alexandria Bay, N. Y.
Tho two leading hotels in the 1000 Islands are now under on'
proprietorship, offering four hundred rooms, mors than half with
private bath.
Fineit fishing, motorboating, trap shooting, golf, canoeing. Daily
hydroaeroplane flight from hotel dock.
Attractive book with beautiful pictures and auto map sent on
request.
WILLIAM H. WARBURTON, Proprietor
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Islands, Riven and Bays on the Big, New Cnnang Sh
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and Duhuh, via Mackinac Ii, Georgian Bay (30,000 Islands) and Return
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T JP this great river came the men of old to build an empire
Cartier, Champlain, Marquette, LaSallc. Before the
Pilgrim Fathers were bom, they laid the foundations of Que
bec, and its citadel still broods over the swift waters below.
A journey down the mighty St. Lawrence to the ancient
capital city of Quebec, is like a trip to yester
day. Thoroughly modern In spirit, Quebec
still keeps her ancient
language and customs,
still dwells in the
golden atmosphere of
other days. Romance
lingers in her streets,
and the spirit of ad
venture seems always
around the comer.
"The greatest river
without comparison
that is known to
have ever been seen,"
Cartier told the King
of France, nearly four
hundred years ago.
His words arc echoed
by thousands every
year, as in perfect com
fort and safety they
traverse the leagues of
water which cost Car
tier such hardship and
peril; threading the
intricate channels of
thcThousand Islands,
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THE RAPIDS
hanging a breathless
instant upon the verge
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serene upon the placid
bosom of a stream thirty
miles widel
Look at the map. You
can begin or end your
journey at Niagara Falls,
Toronto, Rochester,
Alexandria Bay.Clayton,
Montreal or Quebec.
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Up-to-date Canada Steamship Hotels at Murray Bay and Tadousac, Quebec.
Golf links and a salt-water swimming pool at Murray Bay.
For full information inquire of all tourist agents or send 2c in stamps
for illustrated booklet, map and guide, "Niagara to the Sea," including
rates, etc., to
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thoroughfares by day, the constant
chnogo of scene, tho preparation and
cnthiK of meals in tho open, the inak
ItiK of carap and the eocinl cnmpihcn,
(he sleep nnd rest beneath the arches
of the forest make canoe trips joyful
outings ncrcr to be forgotten. Compe
tent guides who possess Intimate
knowledge of the territory nnd who
may be relied upon to care for the es
sential needs of the canoeist can be
procured.
iJccause of the elevation of that re
gion of lakes nnd forest, there prevails
a dryness of atmosphere whlcli tem
pers the heat: the nlr is pure nnd brac
ing, tho days aro bright nnd tho nlgbts
cool and refreshing. Fogs nnd sultry
weather nre almost unknown.
Sojourners who take in tho area
stretching back from Lake Superior
and embracing the tlmberland district
find relief from hay fever, asthma and
bronchial troubles.
IJesort centers are of easy access by
rail, and individual resorts and sum
mer hotels are conveniently reached by
nutos. Accommodations nre available
at all of the resorts nnd camps nnd
tho services of guides nre easily pro
curable. Summer liotels, where comfortable
ounrtors may be obtained, aro numer
ous, and if n long stay Is contemplated
cottages are available at mnny of the
lakes. Modern resorts, where every
accommodation is provided tho sports
man nnd vacationist, nre many and con
veniently reached, There are numer
ous wilderness camps, ideally situated
in the heart of the forest district, where
finned, furred, feathered and antlcrcd
gnmo abound in great variety.
Hero nnd there, on the shores of
many of tho most attractive lakes, one
will find cottago colonics. At present
those lake domca generally represent
but a small investment and a grent den
of summer comfort, but with thi rapid
strides being mado each year In devel
oping the region, tho investment will
prove desirable. It is suggested the
matter of summer homes be looked Into
during tho summer trip this year.
"WERNEBSVILLE
Wcrnersvillc, Juno 10. Tho sun
shine syndicate, which has Deon fur
nishing warm and brilliant weather
during the last week and has sent the
thermometer on its upward Journey,
was responsible for the surprising reg
istration hero at Golen Hall in the
mountains this week. Tourists from nil
parts of tho country were among the
many guests who marveled nt the most
tilcttircMiuo scenery to be found here in
the romantic nnd scenic South Moun
tains. Nature did her best to make
this locality, which overlooks four
fertile valleys, a bcatitlful and In
vigorating summer and fall resort, nnd
Its thousands of patrons nro loud n its
nraises. The transformation which the
nlr nnd scenery of tho environs of Galen
Hall works In tho visitor is really won
derful. . .......
The ideal golf course of the Galen
Bf h
Hall Golf, Club is the Mecca
many lovers or the ancient Scottl.K
came nnd Is the uppmp nt .. ul"'1
Ited contests. Tennis again fs p if!
popular at this. resort. '"'
Among the Phlladelphlans reality.,!
nt Galen Hall uro Mrs. James iff1
Mrs. Samuel A. Bodine, Mrs D 15'
Cramp, Miss Lnura Cramp. Mi . . ',
Mrs. Paul Spencer, Miss Sara W rvDd
ley. Mr. nnd Mrs. V. K. lSir ?V
Morris, -Mrs. .lames Sullwell ' V.
Samuel W. Cooper. Mr. and Mrst
O. Osborne, Mrs. Ituthlcdgc. Mr ?J
Mrs. John D. Martin, MrVand rni
Norman V. IJrowcr. "U Bfr'
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700 Roomi 450 With Bath Tariff $3.00 Per Day Upward
The location of the Windsor is unsurpassed
for beauty nnd convenience.
OFFICIAL HEADQUARTERS
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Automobile Club of Canada Automobile Trade Association
The Ideal Hotel for Touritti and Commercial Men
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vnA health In n crMt tta w.. n. . i i . . .
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vjswvm ihwhi ix KiuL HhiiPL nnw m&nv nr iih rrv rn unn i i ! . .. . -
alon when a ho iday In MUBttested. So Ih tho Undertaker vsry buv. WhyTo ff, i 11 5ySfCh,.tlJle?M0h' x um ,0 buBlr' ' otttn an xprs
busy looklns otter our health by partAllnK of Nature's remedy frenh air chan V J2J5,JrSZ. ?V vrhy not e" ouraalves nnd our families
more enjoyment than paying- doctor'u bills. cnanga of scene., ohunffo of environment? Monoy apent in traveUnr brlna
., .. .V,slt jN'ftVlr')'B ffnt'ist work on thla Continent N'Unrt Falls thru .,u, , ,
Kalln is i oonforrlnK wonderful benefltii on mllllona of ueoplo by prorldlnr tfL fih ,.h .'iSW1"1. h '""-neosed. Tower developed from ths
lrnposBlblo If It hd to bo provided throuch tho combuBtion of coal. UMnrt , Cl fnr1 c,n.I,,,liKht' '''" Power a uervlco that would be othsrwlw
Niagara IB only uslns your Interent. The scenic beauty and crandeur of ihl2r J"F,..aiy .purpose o.eatlnjr Into your capital: UBlnrfhi white oottl of
th" !' don't heMtate to take, a trip across uAn Ontario on tha " bSuafur.i!? J?. h vl"lt 'm any part of the world.' And whm vTiTtlM
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s nnii rr 11 runnnin rn snm ft. .,(..
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"'.JFfJfJ?. putchM"!K yalUe " thl" "lrt of le line Uian It to on vou r own '-lA W'?,re
Canadian funds, ou will be Rurprlsed how cheap a holiday can bo n ade LZ in ituf ,the.
Home Town, Ih the seat of the I'rovlne al Oovnrnm.ni fnr .1,. ,j J..i.i.?.w.lnH t0 this feat
with that spirit of good
s acrosa tills mugnlfloent aheot of wnr from vour sireat
I IK tunnel .,.! . A i -. - "-"-'", .--!-.-
Is worth from 10 to zu or
our American money inio
your favor. TOnONTO. Oar
w are ,waiunr you
your money, owing; to th war. I:
i lino. Don't fall to exchanee y
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fellowship that haa been bo thoroughly cemented by 100 vni??1 I,I0.v,TO,n In the Dominion of Cana
" ua. ucuuni us iiH:nniniinn i u h, s j
IIffiST-5 , in the form of a Pullman
...ui.Bi.iutiu.ia Kivcn to visitora nt nny time. """" "um xno power ot tho grent and mighty Niagara.
nltMMiIJ0 m?st unlq?, attrfction3 in Canada. Goldfish aro
attractive enlnrc nf !. ..nl-l. , , r .....
anu see the goldfish. They are all alivn nnrl rnntentod hecauss
here from
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they get
Jii Vvmpfr about 1HE WALKER HOUSE AQUARIUM n i
all parts of tho world. Th,, fln ,ii,J 7r .V'u.Alulj.ftl ...
ent. If the kldilinn i. ;i i- .C ;.' ,V.V"'.". K,.U1 l" ".UP. P an the
lota to eat at "The llou, 'S7n I tv "UUy w,in y0U' DrlnK ther"
own
"The reason why men who mlnrl rhir mm ,,,c. . , . ..
business by looking afUir '"""0 aua ls uccase they have so little competition." Wo endeavor to mind our
Toronto's Two Famous Hotels
The Walker House The Hotel Carh-Rite
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The House of Plenty1'
are
"The House of Comfort'
"ZZtlrl S ff .th0..welfa" ot the ladie3 and kiddies.
while visiting Toronto, the Queen C'Joi th Walkor IIou&c ' the Hotel Carls-Rite your homo
Plan, J'SS hCnf.PZt0i.!h!. . Vhn h rates that are reasonable. European
J our daily menu cards, demonstrating that these twe hoili!I.W,,I,,Upp,y you wl,h lltcrnturo nd cP!estu' -
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