New-York tribune., 1922-01-26
:" DELIGHTED >

Belleclaire has brought me so
many happy experiences that l
can't help saying l am DE
ghted'-saying it. too. with
all the vim and emphasis put
into the word by the late and
much lamented Col. Roosevelt.
Every one Of the 3O4 rooms
of the Belleclaire has been oc-
oupied 95 per cent of the time
since / took the helm. This
is q remarkable circumstance
when you consider that
started at a time when pessi-
mism was rampant and many
thought that business was on
the toboggan for an indefinite
run.
But - how can Pessimisn
thrive when a man PAGES him
self in the saddle of Optimism
and rides over all obstacles?
/ knew what | was doing
when / acquired the Belleclaire,
with its splendid reputation
and convenient location. !
knew had become the owner
Of one of the most popular
hotels in the City of New York.
knew # put an added touch
10 its service in all departments
would increase its popularity.
SO went about The improve
nents I thought it needed w,th
absolute confidence that the
public would appreciate the
changes inaugurated. Results
have proved that all the Belle
claire needed was PROPRIETOR
ship that could accurately fore
cast its future and apply mod
srn Interpretation Of the pub
lies idea Of the service a hotel
should give
At the present moment every
-oor and eVerv suite in the
Belleclaire is occupied. am
sorry not to be able to offer
unengaged suites at attractive
prices. All suites are not urder
lease but ! don't want them 10
&c. on account Of numerous
transient patrons who wish
suite accommodations for DAYS.
weeks End month or so at 4
s'sne. ! must provide for he
larqc number Of out-of town
folks vhc lock upon she Belle
claire as their home while IN
New York.
NY advertising efforts are
directed toward acquainting
>lents Of New York with the
dining facilities ard the good
cooking Of the Belleclaire.
Three hundred people can be
accommodated al ore time ir
the Main Dining Poom. the
Palm Room and the Grill. and
want to see three hundred peo-
pie occupying them four times
dav-at breakfast, luncheon.
dinner and-supper after the
theatre or the dance.
There is every reason WIN
residents OF the populors Up
per West Side when going out
for their meals. should patron
ize the Belleclairc. The pri0ci-
pal reason is that the Belle
claire serves wonderful meals
at economical prices. For in-
tance. very good Club Break
fast is served at d cost Of only
IS cents. Other meals--lunch-
con, dinner. supper-are pro-
portionate in the fairness of
prices. There is always cook
ing that makes you think of
mothers cooking. It's home
cooking of the finest quality,
and you get what you want.
served as you want IT.
! make special appeal to
business men whose headqusr-
ters are in the zone from 57th
St. to 86th St on the west side,
TO come to the Belleclaire for
their lunches. Especially is the
Belleclaire desirable for bust
ness conferences at the lunch
con hour. 1t is quiet and the
service is prompt and excellent.
There is TO better service any
where in New York.
Meals are served from 7 A. M.
until midnight. During this
period you may be served with
anything you want. Any spe-
cial dish you think of will be
provided by our able Chefs and
their assistants. What they
know about good things to eat
covers the whole galnut of ar
tistic cookery.
Once you try meal at the
Belleclaire, I feel sure of your
patronage as often as you are
near 18th St. and
Broadway.