The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-05-23
TY BEE
"Wkeye Ocean BreezeS BIO7O."

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house of JOY and contentment and va
cation amusement on famed Tybee
Island premier of south Atlantic sea-
shore resorts, opened the 1922 season
Saturday, May 18th. Every preliminary
arrangement had been given expert
and adequate attention, and the guests
are finding greater pleasure and a vast
er variety OF delight than at any for
mer season.
Tybrisa has just been given thor
ough hauling. The minutest de-
tail has not been overlooked. The big
dancing pavilion, ornate, brilliant, I'M
qua1ihedly classy, is in fine condition
the floor is as smooth as the proven
bal glass and the electric lighting,
refreshment booths and other features
in strict and standard accord. The
bath houses are in perfect shape clean,
attractive and with every convenience;
the bathing suits are up-to-now, chic,
stylish and of every shade. In the Ian
guage of the Observation-Disclosures is
ready and all's to the merry.
Hoyt We're, trained in handling the
public and always courteous, IS the
new manager at Tybrisa He will as
sure every convenience for the pleas
ure of the visitors. Billy East's Olym-
pia Sextet, reputed to be the best
dance orchestra in the south, is
feature attraction at Tybrisa this sea
son. This orchestra was engaged
by the Central of Georgia at a ire
mendous expense in order to give the
people the best in dance music, and
the cost of dancing to the public will
be the same as before
Dancing, bathing, boating, picnick
ing and other climaxes of genuine
happiness abound at Tybee. The ocean
dips and the cool invigorating breezes
not only guarantee pleasure and COM
fort but health The big playground
beneath the dancing pavilion and the
wide, roomy, shady picnic pagoda
above the bath houses add the final
touches to the great pleasure plant at
Tybrisa. Lunches, coffee, sandwiches,
soft drinks, hotels cottages, every
things at Tybee; real pleasure may be
had at small cost by the hour, by the
day or by the season.
Hotel Tybee, of Spanish architect
IRE and imposingly attractive, will
open May oath. The hotel grounds,
walks, shaded hooks, bathing pavilion
land other pleasing adjuncts are in first
class condition. Every convenience and
every courtesy are assured the guests.
Mr. L. P. Wagner will be manager
this season.
The Seabreeze Hotel and pavilion,
operated by E. B. Izlar, provide every
demand of the summer visitor. The
Ocean View Hotel, the Curry House
the Izlar cottages, burden & Powers
restaurant, bath house and pavilion,
and numerous cafes and lunch rooms,
drug stores, souvenir shops and other
resort essentials are within easy dis
tance of the beach, the railway station
and the pavilions.
The most fetching bathing suits, the
last word in style and beauty OF color
and design, are on sale at reasonable
prices The prices for rental of bath
rooms, suits, etc, have been reduced
since last season to the following scale:
Bathing suit, towel and room, each
person 35c.
towel and room, adults or chill
dren, each person, patron using own
suit 25c.
Extra towels, each 10c
suit, / towel and room for chill
dren using suits up to size "a, each
person 25c
Ladies bathing caps, each Soc Gre
bate of 25c when cap is returned in
good condition).
Rent OF stockings, per pair 10c.
Ladies carriers, per pair 15c.
The Central OF Georgia railway is
preparing to handle heavy traffic to
and from the Island this year. Cars
have been reprinted and the roadway
placed in the best of condition. The
usual convenient schedule will be ar
ranged.
Fares Between Savannah and Tybee
Individual round trip sixty cents.
Half-tiCkets thirty cents. Fifty trip
family Communication tickets 5000
eighteen cents per trip good for
four months By special arrangement
picnic rates, limited to one day, can
be obtained for parties.
Excursion Fares.
Excursion fares throughout the
southern territory have been made for
the season, effective May IS to August
81, the final return limit being Sep
TENDER 80. These rates are so per cent
OF double the one-way fare, Is per
cent reduction from the rates prevail
ing last year.
90 per cent of double the one-wav fare.
The usual Sunday excursions at
very low rates will be run from Au-
gusta, Macon and intermediate points
to Tybee, commencing Sunday May
28th
The greatest amount OF pleasure
and amusement of any resort in Amer
! lea at the minimum cost can be had
at Tybee. To visit this loveliest of
| Atlantic coast resorts once means al
ways to return, for in the words OF
Sidney Lanier:
Inward and outward, to northward
and southwark
The beach lines simmer and curl
As a silver wrought garment that
clings to and follows
! The firm, sweet limbs of a girl"