The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-22


muls. containing ou. hundred and
uny u.s, rooms
or these rooms forty have private
baths
The rooms vlthou. baths 1.r Ioo1t
cd conveniently m roups around q
bath room and th. guests suffer
mo- Inconvenience u taking thoI.
daily plunge
The building is steam heated and
brilliantly lghtcd V.h electricity
Across the wide ,um,ut walks
which cncirclc the uot. is built
suuguard to protect the immense
yoranda of the hotel from the glare
OF the sun. SO that aJ any hour the
guests may enjoy tho porchcs iu
perfect comfort
The arches supporting the Ncran
da are OF white tilmg laid In cc
mcut and the floor is of marble
checked In cream aud green \ large
number of comfortable chairs and
rockers are placed at the disposal
of the guests and are iu constant
service
The hotel lobby makes YOU sus.
pect that the architect VAS a firm
believer I'm the oft-quotod adagr that
first impressions are lasting aud de-.
tcrmined to make tla first impress
sion "a pleasant one
Immense white marble pillars with
Corin'hian capitols support the cell
ing and the floor is of thing in q
handsome prosaic pattern.
The partitions between the vcran.
da and the lobby are entirely Of
plate glass and during the summer
are raised to admit the continuous
breeze that comes straight from the
Arbuckle mountains.
Around the pillars are built-in
seats upholstered i'm leather and
leather chairs in mission and library
style complete the furnishing.
An immense Dutch fireplace dis
penses cheer in the winter season.
The clerks in the office are ana.
bic and pleasing and your own mod.
esty-a trait not often discovered I'm
the travelling public-is at fault II
YOU do not receive all the attention
you are due.
Every room has double windows
and is supplied with "A telephone.
The dining room Is I'm white and
green with inside columns of white
marble and Doric capitals and wood.
work finished in white enamel The
floor is of hard wood, laid on edge.
and on Thursday and Saturday even.
ing Is used for dancing An upper
deck of small dimensions affords a
/ place for the orchestra and during
the meals music Is furnished by a
stringed band.
/ Mr.. Head has solved another prob.
lem-the eternal quastion-"What to
eat"
His menu cards are filled with
wholesome dishes, representing the
best the season affords
I The service is good and the food
is served in dainty and attractive
manner that is calculated to tempt
the appetite.
The hotel has a private artesian
well for its water supply.
On Saturday evening the opening
dance of the season was enjoyed at
the hotel by large number OF
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Head were tireless
in introducing people and dispensing
with all wall flowers who seemed in
danger of taking root around the
sides of the ball room
A competent orchestra furnished
music and IL was a late hour before
the visitors bade their friends good
night
The summer season is not as YET
In full swing and while the hote
is comfortably filled with guests Il
Is good time 10 take your summer
vacation and enjoy weeks visit a
this pleasant resort.
II is strange that the Americans
> as in other things, generally neeC
bell.wether I'm the way OF takin.
vacations, and all get OFF simulta
neously on their summer iaunts.
Colds that hang on weaken tn,
? constitution and develop into con
sumption. Foley's Honey and TIA
cures persistent coughs that refus,
TO yield 10 other treatment. Do no