The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 27, 1913, Image 8
THE ISLAND BEAUTIFUL
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The Pearl of the Atlantic Coast? Swept by The Ocean Breezes
The Beaph Without An Undertow
The Me of Palms Hotel is Furnished in the most sumptuous style.
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Its cuisine is unsurpassed and the rate only $3.00 per day.
A perfect beach nine miles in extent. Largest dancing pavilion
in the world. Capacity 3,000.
Music and Dancing Every Day and Evening
Come over for this week
end then go home and
bring your family for the
Fourth, Fifth and Sixth of
July. The largest outlay
of money for the entertain
ment and amusement of
its guests that was ever
made by any resort pro
prietors.
BOATING, FISHING,
BATHING, DANCING,
GRAND CONCERTS,
AUTOMOBILE RACES,
MOTORCYCLE RACES,
BOARD WALKS,
COMICAL MONKEYS, - - -
SHOOTING GALLERIES,
BOWLING ALLEYS,
OTHER AMUSEMENTS
The Isle of Palms is man- ?
aged by the owners, and ^
no labor or expense is spar
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ed to make it the most sat
isfying summer resort in .1
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the world. On the way
one gets a complete view
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of Charleston's harbor and
passing close to Fort Sum- |i
ter ? the most historical
spot in the United States.
The most conveniently reached island resort in the country. Pal
atini ferrv steamers and swift electric trains meet every train on its
arrival. No time lost in waiting. Come away from - the hot and
snggy inland climate and inhale the bracing, health-giving ozone
wafted directly from the Atlantic ocean onto The Isle of Palms.
BUY YOUR TICKET TO THE ISLE OF PALMS? IT IS CHEAPER. SPECIAL LOW RATES
VIA ALL RAILROADS. Spend a week-end, spend a week, spend a month at the Isle of Palms.
For Further information Address, JAMES SOTTILE, President
CHARLESTON-ISLE OF PALMS TRACTION COMPANY