The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-01-19

up like a company of soldiers are ever
in readiness to anticipate and provide
for the guests most trivial want.
LADIES SECTION.
Crossing to the opposite end of the
lobby, we find the ladies section"
Here are parlors, reading and writing
room and laVatories; there are also sew
eral rooms in which fancy, art and
needle work and Oriental goods are, dis
played and on sale. Beneath these
rooms is the Spring Room, where the
mineral water flows constantly from
glass fountains and where guests re-
pair at regular hours to partake Of this
health giving potion.
THE BALL ROOM
is a most attractive one. There have
been three hundred dancers on the floor
at one time, and still it was not crowd
ed. A balcony surrounds the entire
room, where they who do not partic-
ipate may watch the dancers.
BATH APARTMENTS.
The bath apartments are always in
teresting where every kind of healthful
or luxurient bath is given. Expert ma
nipulators are employed, and among
the baths most popular are Turkish,
Russian, Roman, Oriental and Cabi-
net. Massage and Swedish movements
are among the treatments.
These apartments are divided for the
use of both men and women, every con-
venience and appliance being furnished
for both.
SUN PARLORS.
For those who are too weak, when
they arrive at the hotel, to take exer-
else in the open air and enjoy the ben
efts to be derived in the sunlight, are
provided sun parlors, enclosed in glass,
and access is free to the roof garden,
which is a feature of the hotel. The
observation balcony is a favorite spot,
as one may view the beauties of the
surrounding valley.
LIVING ROOMS.
On each landing are large, plate glass
windows and the handsome suites of
rooms are reached through elegantly
appointed reception rooms. There is
one on every floor. The living rooms
are handsomely furnished in mahogany,
SILK plush furniture and velvet carpets,
with restful draperies at the windows
and doors.
THE DINING ROOM.
The strains of sweet music indicate
the way to the dining room where the
evening meal is being served, and 1t is
not to be wondered at that we hasten
thither where deft and lavish hands
have prepared the viands which are
served by maids in spotless white.
THE KITCHEN.
A tour OF the kitchens would reveal a
completeness of equipment and detail
which would be marvel to the unini-
tiated.
The steam laundry Is as complete as
any in the land, and is equipped for do
| ing guests work in a manner strictly
first-class, as well as caring for the
house linen.
THE MINERAL WATER.
The waters of Cambridge Springs
have proved their wonderful curative
properties up thousands of patients who
have with faith and diligence partaken
of them
Years Of careful study of the COM
parative merits of each different spring,
judged from results obtained, enabled
Mr.. Rider to select for his patrons and
guests the one possessing the desirable
| features OF all others without any of the
features which might be objected to.
REASONABLE RATES.
Notwithstanding the many charms
the elegant accommodations and bene-
hcial mineral water afforded the guests
or Hotel Rider, the rates are within the
reach or all, as an examination of the
catalogue which will be gladly mailed
upon application, will readily show.
WINTER GUESTS.
| IL is not necessary to wait till sum-
mer TO Thoroughly enjoy visit to this
magnificent health home. 1t is a great
winter resort. Many Cantonians have
been there during the colder season
and find II splendid place, fine enter.
tainment being provided for the guests.
And they say they can live there as
cheap as I'm Canton, with the added ben
efts or all the accommodations and the
lie giving and health renewing waters.