The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-11-30
THE BERMUDA TRIP
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ennui is unknown. There is an
abundance of cricket tennis, base
ball, yachting, fishing, bathing, rid
ing and driving, whilst the presence
of the military and naval stations
constitute a constant stimulant to
society The former capitol, st.
Georges, is a quaint old place at the
eastern end of the islands, about
an hour and a half ride from Ham
ilton.
The itinery included in the trip
to be given by The CITIZEN takes in
all the principal places of interest,
the beautiful drives, the historic
spots and also the home of Thomas
Moore, the great English poet. Not
a moment will the guests of The
CITIZEN be allowed to be idle.
There will be something of interest
to see all the time from the moment
one reach the islands till one is far
out at sea on the return journey.
Never before in the history of
Honesdale newspapers has such an
opportunity been presented to the
reading public, as the Great Ber-
muda Tour contest now on in full
force on The CITIZEN. Just think
of it! Five young ladies are going
to the beautiful islands of Bermuda
as guests of The CITIZEN with all
expenses paid. 1t sounds like a
fairy tale doesn't it? Would you
like to be one of the party? All you
have to do is to enter your name
to-day and begin to secure votes.
Nominate yourself or send in the
name of friend TO-DAY AND GET
BUSY. 1T WILL COST YOU
NOTHING.
The Cooks Tours.
AS announced in The CITIZEN
few days ago the tours will be
furnished by THOMAS COOK &
SON. who will personally conduct
the party on the great education
and sightseeing to Bermuda. These
tours are the same that have been
furnished young ladies by hundreds
of newspapers in all parts of the
country.
The almost universal adoption of
the custom of associated travel con-
clusively establishes its value. It's
advantages are now recognized by
all travelers-the great economy of
time effected by the tourist being
everywhere expected and prepared
for in advance, the freedom from
care, the certainty of obtaining suit
able Accommodations even in the
height of the season, and the defin-
ite cost. The work and worry Incl
dent to the care of baggage, the diff
ficult question of tips" and other
responsibilities are avoided. 1t is
the ideal way of enjoying pleasure
travel, particularly abroad. The 81
years practical experience of Thomas
Cook and Son and immense facilities
enable them to give superior and ex-
elusive advantages and service to
The CITIZEN S Tourists.
Get Started Early.
Those who have their names on
the list early have a better oppor-
tunity to secure votes than those
who wait. One contestant may
have a number of friends who are
also friends of someone else, and the
person whose name appears first
will naturally gain the support of
people who know that someone else
with whom they are acquainted is
thinking of entering the contest.
An Even Start.
No one will have many votes to
| start, so no one need hesitate to
send in her name on account of hav-
| ing but few votes.
The first two weeks will not
show large number of votes to the
credit of any of the contestants, as
it takes that long to get started, but
after the second week the votes
should come in rapidly
Inquiries are coming in from all
parts of the county asking for infor-
nation regarding the different points
! invilyed in the contest.
Enterprise of The CITIZEN.
There is perhaps no woman in this
country who, studying as a pupil in
the schools, or who, more matured,
reading the history or dreaming of
/ the tales of poets has not longed
sincerely to make the trip to these
lands of romance and ruins, of love
and legend, and of a civilization
older than our own.
Though this desire to go to Ber-
muda has long existed in every
feminine heart, the opportunity to
realize the desire has heretofore
been within the possibilities of but
very few. Recognizing this desire,
and wishing to place the means for
its realization within the possibili-
ties of every women In this section.
The CITIZEN offers to send five
women on a tour of Bermuda, pay
ing all expenses of whatever nature
from the time they leave home un-
til they return.
who are the candidates in The
CITIZENS great tour of Bermuda
contest?"