DAYTONA EUROPE ORMOND These beautiful resorts "In the Heart of Sunnyland" invite you to a delightful vacation in Florida. Health-giving climate. Semi-tropical scenery. Thirty mile beach 500 feet wide, all water and motor sports, golf, roque, band concerts twice daily. On the Atlantic Ocean, halfway down the East Coast of Florida. Accomodations ample and reasonable. For booklet and information address; W. G. Parrish, Chamber of Commerce, Daytona, Florida. FLORIDA ARROYO GARDENS HOTEL DAYTONA, FLORIDA Is a delightful winter home for those visiting the South who desire congenial surroundings without being compelled to assume a superficial and pompous dignity. Open December 1 to May 1 Julian A. Arroyo, Owner and Manager Booklet Osceola-Gramatan & Cottages DAYTONA, FLORIDA A distinctive hotel. An ideal winter home for families. Adjoins golf course. 24 cottages. Accommodates 300. Moderate rates. Write for booklet. CHESTER A. WESCOTT, Manager ST. PETERSBURG FLA. Come! where the busy SHO fills the hears with all these pleasures. 44 St. Petersburg "The Sunshine City" Famous for its balmy sunshine that has failed on only 75 days in 14 years. On Florida's West Coast. A playground colorful with flowers and palms-and the sparkling Bay and Gulf. Wonderful bathing, yachting, motoring. Great golf, fishing, tennis-every recreation for young and old. Sumptuous new hotels and accommodations of all kinds. Write for interesting bookletask any question. Address: M. E. Dillman, Chamber of Commerce, St. Petersburg, Florida Princess Martha (formerly Hotel Mason) St.Petersburg, Florida "The Sunshine City of all Florida" 250 Baths 250 Rooms Attractive Tours 36 Days and Longer One of the oldest Travel Organizations in the world. 50 years of satisfactory travel experience and permanent offices in Europe assure our clients many advantages. Our Tours have no equal-the personal attention we give each Tour guarantees the best of service throughout. Send for "Book E." ANNUAL MEDITERRANEAN CRUISE January 29, 1925 New CUNARD S. S." SCYTHIA" FRANK TOURIST COMPANY 542 Fifth Avenue, New York 219 S. 15th St., Philadelphia 582 Market St., San Francisco At Bank of America, Los Angeles (Est. 1875) Paris Cairo · London JAPAN THE BEAUTY, FASCINATION AND MYSTERY OF ORIENT TRAVEL-TOURS PACIFIC MAIL CRUISE California thru the Panama Canal A delightful way to go to Califer nia. A happy combination of ocean voyage and shore visits en route in Central American ports and Mexico. Two days at the Panama Canal. Modern 10,000 ton oil-burning steamers, built especially for the Tropies. All outside rooms-beds not berths. Electric fans-swimming pools. Regularsal ings-New York to Los Angeles and San Francisco. Low First Class Rate. Write for Booklet E. PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. 10 Hanover Sq., N. Y. Tel. Bowling Green 4630 North-African Motor Tours For Lovers of Oriental Lands Await You in Japan from any one's say-so, but is vital to yo THE JAPAN HOTEL ASSOCIATION BEGS TO ANNOUNCE That, contrary to the reports now being circulated, no increase has been made in the rates of its member hotels during the past four years and none are contemplated. Average Rates for Single Rooms (without bath), Including Meals Y 10-13 in Cities and Some Popular Resorts CHUZENJI (Nikko) Lakeside Hotel KAMAKURA Kaihin Hotel KARUIZAWA Mampei Hotel Mikasa Hotel KOBE Oriental Hotel KYOTO Kyoto Hotel Miyako Hotel MATSUSHIMA Park Hotel MIYAJIMA Miyajima Hotel MIYAKOSHITA (Hakone) Fujiya Hotel NAGASAKI Japan Hotel In Taiwan TAIHOKU: Taiwan In Chosen KEIJO (Seoul) Chosen Hotel FUSAN Fusan Station Hotel SHINGISHU NAGOYA Nagoya Hotel NARA Nara Hotel ΝΙΚΚΟ Kanaya Hotel OSAKA Osaka Hotel SHIMONOSEKI San-yo Hotel SHIZUOKA Daitokwan Hotel TOKYO Imperial Hotel Omori Hotel Tokyo Station Hotel Grand Hotel (burnt) Yamato Hotel Yamato Hotel HOTEN (Mukden) Shingishu Station Hotel Yamato Hotel CHANGCHUN RYOJUN (Port Arthur) Yamato Hotel Yamato Hotel For information, please apply to secretary, Department of Railways, Tokyo. SAVANNAH CA. HOTEL DESOTO The South's most beautiful and homelike hotel. American & European Plan. Excellent Cafe. Rates $3.00 and upward. Ideal Climate. Write for booklet, Savannah, Ga. satisfaction. It costs you only the postage. The success of your outing should be assured NEW YORK CITY 109-113 W. 45th St. Hotel St. James Times St N. Y. City Midway between Fifth Avenue and Broadway. A hotel of quiet dignity, having the atmosphere and appointments of a well-conditioned home. Mod favored by women traveling without escort. 3 mie utes' walk to 40 theatres and all best shops. Eats and booklet on application. W JOHNSON QUEST PALM BEACH "By-the-Sea" Fla "Palm Beach Hotel" By rail 23 hrs. Bookle Warm ocean bathing Capacity 350. 2 Golf Links. Outdoor dancing da Less formal and more moderate than largest hotel ROCKLEDCE FLA. NEW INDIAN RIVER HOTEL ROCKLEDCE, FLORIDA Personal direction of Horace R. Shares Season-December 20th to May 1st The last word in hotel construction. Golf, tennis, swimming pool, ocean bathing, fishing. White employees throughout. Exceptional orchestra. Booklet. SEBRING FLORIDA KENILWORTH LODGE New Building, steam heated. On the Ridge Fred J. Fuller, Manager New Orleans' 9he BIENVILLE In writing to advertisers please mention SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE SCRIBNER'S HANDBOOK OF TRAVEL Revised and Enlarged Edition Necessary as a passport, convenient as a fitted travelling bag, indispensable as an umbrellaScribner's Handbook of Travel is the perfect companion for your journey. Besides its endless information on the subjects of clothes, tips, transportation, etc., it contains the most comprehensive list of books on travel ever compiled, a list practical for the traveller as it is arranged according to countries. You should send for the new and enlarged edition of the Handbook of Travel. Sent free on request SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE TRAVEL DEPARTMENT. 597 Fifth Avenue, New York In writing to advertisers please mention SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE 45 Mediterranean and to the Lands of the Midnight Sun Certain features of Raymond-Whitcomb Cruises can be described only by superlatives. Our European cruise-courses are the most varied; the routes, includ ing ports visited by no other cruises, are the most interesting; in departure dates, in attractiveness of season and duration our cruises are the most diverse. Winter Mediterranean Cruise -- February 5 The 20,000-Cunarder "Samaria" will carry our Winter Mediterranean Cruise (limited to 375 passengers) to 24 ports & cities, among which are Venice, Tunis, Cattaro, Palermo, &c., often omitted from similar routes. Other features are Nice at Carnival Time & an Included Trip to the Alhambra. Rates $875 & up. Summer Mediterranean Cruise -- June 24 The brand-new 20,000-ton "Oronsay", on which every room is an outside room, will sail for us on June 24 on the most complete Mediterranean Cruise ever devised. The great cities-Naples, Athens, Constantinople, Jerusalem, Cairo, Algiers, &c., are of course, included. In addition the cruise visits Rome, Civita Vecchia, Genoa, Leghorn, Pisa, Venice, Tangier, Granada, Ragusa, Cattaro, Jaffa, Marseilles-a dozen places, the great majority of which figure in no other cruise-route. At least thirty famous ports and towns figure in the itinerary. Rates $675 & up. "Midnight Sun Cruise -- June 30 This is an uncontested Raymond-Whitcomb feature. Our fifth summer cruise to Iceland, the North Cape, the Norwegian Fjords, Sweden, Denmark, &c., sails June 30 on the palatial “Franconia", one of the newest Cunarders, well-known and popular as a cruise-ship. To this region of the Northland with its stupendous scenery & picluresque natives we were the first to send cruises direct from New York. We know the field far better than any American company, and our cruises do not merely touch at a port or two or visit only a couple of fjords, but include the most magnificent scenic districts and significant points from the Arctic to the North Sea. $725 & up. |