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bell-ringers in the world. Téléphoné Exposition 501-502. (Announcement,) CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS (Petites Annonces) FOR RENT. Apartements. Old Mansions. FURNISHED APARTMENTS Apply to:— Pierre GAUDRON 33 RUE Vivienne (Bourse), PARIS. Tel. Cent, 53-03. Every day fr. 5 to 6.30 AT EVIAN-LES-BAINS, “La Roseraie,” opposite Royal Hotel, modern conveniences, 4 bedrooms (5 beds), bathroom, cabinet de toilette, large hall forming combination dining-room and salon, kitchen, scullery, laundry; terrace, balcony, view of Lac Leman and mountains; large garden. Rear mountain railway stations: Royal and Mateirons. Price: Fr. 3,200 for the season. Write: I. L., c/o The Paris Times, 5 Place du Théâtre-Français. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
c/o The Paris Times, 5 Place du Théâtre-Français. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. BUSINESS FOR SALE. Important export firm located in a Channel port; an excellent affair at an interesting figure. For all information, address M. Anrlault, Boulevard Pasteur, Paris (XVIe). SOLID, WELL ESTABLISHED, SMALL manufacturing business, requires 25,000 francs additional capital (this represents one month’s turnover). Will give sound commercial guarantees and will pay 4% per quarter. Box 37, Paris Times. MANUSCRIPTS PLACED: Rastede and Tarpley. Literary agents representing Robert Thomas Hardy, New York; Ronald Masséy, London. Fifth Floor, 47 Avenue de l’Opéra, Paris. Hours: 9.30 to 11 a.m. BOARD AND RESIDENCE
l’Opéra, Paris. Hours: 9.30 to 11 a.m. BOARD AND RESIDENCE FRENCH LADY WILL RECEIVE TWO American girls as paying guests in her beautiful flat, near boulevard Raspail (splendid view on large park); would chaperone and teach French if required. Write: L. W., c/o The Paris Times, 33 Rue Jean-Jacques-Rousseau. Paris (1er.). TO RENT IN PRIVATE APARTMENT FOR ONE OR TWO MONTHS, drawing-room and bedroom, facing square, 2nd Floor (for one person), few minutes from Bld. Montparnasse. Attendance, central heating, electricity included: 420 francs per month. Write: Mr. H. de Kat, 65 Boulevard Arago, TRANSLATIONS AND TYPING TYPING OFFICE. English, French,
65 Boulevard Arago, TRANSLATIONS AND TYPING TYPING OFFICE. English, French, German. Translations. Duplicating. Apply: "Stenographer," 8 Rue Richelieu (near Louvre) Tel.: Louvre 27-24. LESSONS. WELL EDUCATED FRENCHMAN DESIRES to give lessons in French conversation and grammar. Experienced teacher. Practical knowledge of pure French guaranteed. Write: M. Pierre Épinette, 81 Rue Laugier, Paris. PRIVATE LESSONS IN FRENCH CONVERSATION, grammar, literature, for beginners and advanced pupils, by Frenchman (30), speaking English, teacher in the schools of Paris. Easy, practical method, thorough coaching, excellent references. Write: M. Debonne, 34 R. Ramey, Paris, 18e. For Ex-Service Men The Paris Times will publish three times,
For Ex-Service Men The Paris Times will publish three times, FREE OF CHARGE, announcements from all Allied ex-service men seeking situations. Aux Anciens Combattants Le Paris Times insérera gratuitement, et à trois reprises, les demandes d’emplois émanant des anciens combattants de toutes les nations alliées. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. FOR SALE: CADILLAC, type 57, touring car. Car always well cared for, Owner, sailing shortly, will sacrifice for $600. Write: Burke, 15 Place de la Madeleine. Tel.: Central 58-93. FOR SALE, EXCELLENT HOTEL located in a Channel port noted as a tourist center; 50 rooms with all modern comforts. Affair can be
center; 50 rooms with all modern comforts. Affair can be negotiated with 400,000 francs cash. For all information, address M. AURIAULT, 67 Boulevard Pasteur. Paris (XVIe). ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE: RENAULT 10 CV, used two months; still under factory guarantee. Reasonable price. Apply Huber, 11 Avenue Mac-Mahon. WORLD’S SUGAR CROP LARGEST EVER PRODUCED Total of 23,000,000 Tons Brings Prices As Low As Before World War. (Paris Times Spécial) WASHINGTON. — The greatest sugar crop ever gathered in the history of the world's sugar crop is the story the figures tell of the 1924-25 yield. The world crop, according to figures
of the 1924-25 yield. The world crop, according to figures made available by Government and other agencies, was approximately 25,700,000 short tons of raw, or about 23,000,000 short tons of refined sugar during the year. Ease over the crop of the preceding year was the greatest in history, amounting to more than 3,000,000 short tons of raw sugar, or nearly 15 per cent. As a result of the huge yield throughout the world, and especially because of the big crop raised under the American flag; and in Cuba, the price of sugar has dropped to the lowest figure since before
of sugar has dropped to the lowest figure since before the war and bids fair to remain near this level for some time to come. "Before the War." The American public generally will continue for months to buy its sugar at low prices and housewives will find available the millions of pounds consumed annually for canning at prices lower than have prevailed for almost a decade. Here is the estimated world production in short tons: Europe, 7,832,000; The Far East, 7,118,720; Cuba, 4,735,000; South America, 1,397,760; Africa, 648,480; United States and possessions, 2,446,080; remaining North America, 1,515,720. In the United
and possessions, 2,446,080; remaining North America, 1,515,720. In the United States and its island possessions, exclusive of the Philippines, the increase in the output over the preceding year amounted to about 239,000 short tons or 11 per cent. Virtually every pound of this sugar is consumed in the United States. Officials of the Department of Agriculture who have advocated a substantial tariff on sugar point to the latest figures of production as vindication of their claims. "If it were not for the American crop," one official declares, "we would today be perilously close to a world shortage of sugar, and
be perilously close to a world shortage of sugar, and prices, instead of being at their lowest for years, would be probably the highest since the war." Crop Analysis. Analysis of the American production of sugar dating the year discloses the following approximations in long tons of the various sources of supply: Beet sugar, 976,800; Louisiana, Texas and Florida cane sugar, 1,095,000; Hawaii, 602,050; Porto Rico, 503,150; Virgin Islands, 7,000; Total (long tons): 2,184,000. The figures show a reduction of 53,000 long tons in the estimated cane sugar yield from Louisiana, Texas and Florida, as compared with the production last
Louisiana, Texas and Florida, as compared with the production last year. This falling-off, amounting to almost 40 per cent, is attributed mainly to unusual weather conditions prevailing in that section. The Louisiana industry has been hard hit this year, Whatever the benefit to the consumer held by the present situation, producers have felt and are feeling the pinch of conditions and many have curtailed their dividends as a consequence. Wall Street Opening, — London and Paris Markets PARIS BOURSE Trading tendencies were unsatisfactory during the first part of the business day with which the Paris Bourse started the week. Selling
day with which the Paris Bourse started the week. Selling orders in unusually large volume affected prices along the line and even arbitrage issues, for all the strength of the sterling rate, displayed irregularity. Later in the session, heaviness and irregularity extended and increased French issues being especially easy. French Banks, Kuhlmann, Penarroya, Say Sugar, Pechiney and Gafsa were hard hit by the unloading activities of speculators. On the Curb, arbitrage values were strong but there were factories on the part of Hotchkiss, Tubize and Russeau Oils. The market in general was weak at the close. The following are the
general was weak at the close. The following are the closing prices:— Tórja? Préviens. French 3% 44.80 44.90 Do. 4% 1917 .... 46.25 46.25 Do. 5% 1920 67.70 67.70 Do. 6% 67.80 67.50 FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS 7% TES British Cons. 2 1/2 %, 222.00 221.20 Egyptian Unified ... 307.40 304.00 Jordan 5% 1917 ..... 297.50 296.00 Russian Coal 14.60 14.45 Do. 5% 1906 16.10 16.25 Spanish Ext. 4% ... 240.50 237.00 Turkish Unified .... 61.50 61.45 FRENCH RAILWAYS 631.00 621.60 Midi 660.60 660.50 Nord 984.00 985.00 Orléans 741.00 752.00 P. L. M 808.00 FOREIGN RAILROADS. Central Pacific 1-13.00 1 438.60 Chicago,
M 808.00 FOREIGN RAILROADS. Central Pacific 1-13.00 1 438.60 Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul 1080.00 1045.00 Cleveland, Cincinnati. 7 Ou. 00 789.00 New York, New Haven & H. Nitrate Railways 1-068.00 Andalusian 1075.00 887.00 North of Spain Royal Portuguese ... 51.00 BANKS Banque de France Comptoir d’Escompte Crédit Lyonnais .... Société Générale ... Union Parisienne ... Ottoman Bank SOUTH 0150.00 90(1.041 1425.00 775.00 736.00 .. 893.00 AMERICAN S. Argent. 4% Recent 1900 Do. Int. 5% Good 1900 Bahia 5% Gold 1919 Brazilian 5% Funding 1898 Buenos-A. 4%% 1909 Do. 4% a % 1910 Costa Rica 5% 1911 Créd. Fonc. Argentin
a % 1910 Costa Rica 5% 1911 Créd. Fonc. Argentin Do. Uruguay Haiti 5% 1910 ..... Mexican 4% 1904 ... No. 4% 1910 ... Do, 6% (Bonds). Min, Ueraes 5% 1907 Do. 4%% 1910 S. Paulo 5% Good 1915 Uruguay 3%% 1891 Do. 5% Gold 1909 French Santa Fé Rail, Mexico El Oro Mining. Bank of London & Mex. National Bank of Mexico Spanish Bank of Rio MINES Central Mining Chartered ......... De Beers, Ordinary Do. Preferred Rio Tinto, Ordinary Utah Copper OILS. Mexican Eagle, Ordinary, 91.75 Royal Dutch ....... 400.00 Shell 76.00 MISCELLANEOUS. 77.00 1152.00 883.00 184.00 798.00 548.00
400.00 Shell 76.00 MISCELLANEOUS. 77.00 1152.00 883.00 184.00 798.00 548.00 70.50 96.15775.00 451.00 305.00 1144.00 290.00 189.00 520.00 152.00 415.00 128.50 1099.00 1202.00 3820.00 1776.00 Suez Canal Comp. Gle. Transatlant, Egypt. Sugar Refining.. Say Sugar Malacca, Ordinary 9890.00 733.00 1225.00 1680.00 226.00 Ex-coupon. 90S.00 1455.00 777.00 760.00 800.00 78.00 238.00 327.00 1150.00 865.00 187.00 590.00 78.25 98.00 784.00 505.00 401.00 1156.00 293.00 195.00 536.00 140.00 . 1405.00 122 .50 1092.00 1185.00 3822.00 1778.00 91.50 29300.00 407.00 98:10.00 136.00 1219.00 1723.00 221.50 WALL STREET (Paris Times Radio) NEW YORK, Monday.—Trading was resumed on the Wall Street stock market this morning with
resumed on the Wall Street stock market this morning with the feeling general that developments to give the exchange a definite orientation are unlikely to appear before several weeks to come. The money, stock and commodity markets, according to the best view, are all three awaiting authoritative crop statements, which cannot be forthcoming for at least a month more. Much winter wheat acreage has had to be abandoned. Spring wheat is going in under favorable conditions. Corn and cotton made a bad start owing to the cold, late spring and drought, but the general crop outlook has greatly improved in
drought, but the general crop outlook has greatly improved in the past two weeks, and apart from winter wheat, no harm has been done that cannot be repaired. Stocks are reflecting the disappointment at the failure in Steel, copper, coal and other industries, but show a definite sign that bottom has been reached with the slowing down at the beginning of the early spring. However, a large volume of domestic and foreign trade is preventing profit-taking; and short selling of stocks. There is increased trading in low-priced rails, in anticipation of a favorable decision in the pending hearings before the
of a favorable decision in the pending hearings before the Interstate Commerce Commission on the proposed Nickel Plate merger. If the merger is approved, the largest railway consolidation movement in the history of the country will begin immediately. The hearings so far have been monopolized by the protesting minority of the Chesapeake and Ohio shareholders looking for more favorable terms. There are no indications yet from the commission has reached a decision on whether the proposed merger will disturb the movement of raw and finished goods in established channels. Southern Railway, Southern Railway preferred, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, Wabash, Common
Railway, Southern Railway preferred, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, Wabash, Common Wabash preferred, American Smelting, U.S. Smelting, Anaconda Copper, Calumet and Hecla, Copper, Chino Copper, Chilco Copper, Inspiration Copper, Kennecott Copper, Ray Copper, Utah Copper, American Agricultural, American Can, Common, American Telegraph, American Car and Foundry, Baldwin Locomotive, British American Tobacco, Central Leather, Corn Products, Consolidated Casing, General Electric, General Motors, Studebaker, National Lead, Philadelphia Gas, Pittsburgh Coal, U.S. Industrial Alcohol, International Harvesters, Int. Mercantile Marine Co., int. Mercantile Marine Prof., Reliethem Steel, Crucible Steel, Pressed Steel, U.S. Steel Common, U.S. Steel Preferred, Royal Dutch Shell, Transport, Standard Oil of Indiana,
Steel Preferred, Royal Dutch Shell, Transport, Standard Oil of Indiana, A. Standard Oil of N.Y., Standard Oil of New Jersey, United States Rubber. 91 1/2 -86 1/2 137 5/8 25 3/4 65 1/2 96 7/8 35 5/8 38 1/3 13 1/4 22 33 1/4 49 3/4 13 3/4 87 1/2 18 3/4 189 7/8 138 1/2 107 113 3/8 27 7/8 19 1/4 35 1/8 83 7/8 277 1/2 148 1/2 56 7/8 51 3/4 106 10 7/8 41 1/2 40 69 3/4 54 116 1/2 123 -50 39 1/2 4 1/4 4 5 3/8 CABLE COURTS (Paris Times Spécial)
4 1/4 4 5 3/8 CABLE COURTS (Paris Times Spécial) LONDON, Monday.—A sluggish opening greeted British stocks after the week-end recess. Mining was idle, largely because of the preliminary carry-over, although a few gains were registered in suit of the general trend. Oils were firm. Rubber was quiet, as Were industrials, although Courtaulds recovered from the temporary depression of last week. The following quotations were recorded at two o’clock this afternoon:— The following are the opening prices in Wall Street today: — American Can, Anaconda Copper, Baldwin Locomotive, British Am. Tobacco, General Motors, Kennecott Copper, Standard Oil of Indiana, St.
Tobacco, General Motors, Kennecott Copper, Standard Oil of Indiana, St. Oil of N. Jersey, United States Steel, 117 1/4 FINANCIAL. SITUATIONS WANTED, EXCELLENT RUSSIAN CHAUFFEUR (ex-officer) desires position, German and French speaking. Write: Zabolotsky. 27 Rue Brunei, Paris (17e). EX-SERVICE MAN (32), perfect knowledge English, French, German. Good organiser, wide commercial experience, thoroughly acquainted with Chemicals, seeks responsible situation. Write: M D., c/o Paris Times, Place du Théâtre-Français. FRENCH ENGINEER, University graduate, desires to exchange conversation with cultivated American person. Write: Box 49, care of Paris Times, FRENCH, EX-SERVICE MAN, trained courier, speaking seven languages, including English, will be free
trained courier, speaking seven languages, including English, will be free after April 8, after being with same clients five months. Seeks party, will travel anywhere, by automobile, railway or steamship. Very highest references, Write: R. P., c/o The Paris Times, 3 Place du Théâtre-Français. FRENCH EX-SERVICE MAN (29), perfect knowledge of English, German, French, Spanish and Italian, seeks situation anywhere, as chief-correspondence clerk or secretary. Has now been six years in same place, and worked two years in London in some business before joining the army. Write: Maillard, 23 Rue des Fleurs, Strasbourg-Robertsau (Bas-Rhin). MISCELLANEOUS! FRENCH SOCIETY LADY speaking English,
des Fleurs, Strasbourg-Robertsau (Bas-Rhin). MISCELLANEOUS! FRENCH SOCIETY LADY speaking English, elegant, good dancer, would accompany Americans and English people desiring to perfect their French. Write: Madame Midré, 22 Rue Caumarin, or phone in morning Auteuil 25-41. CHARMING PRIVATE MANSION, plain monceau, Large dining room, 5 master’s bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, small garden, terrace. All modern comfort. 600,000 francs. Large choice of private houses and mansions from 200,000 to 6,000,000fr. OLIVIER & LAMBERT 8 Rue de Valois, Paris-8 e . Compagnie Universelle du Canal Maritime de Suez The shareholders are convoked to a general meeting on Monday, June 8, 1925, at 2
a general meeting on Monday, June 8, 1925, at 2 o’clock precisely, at 8, Rue d’Athènes, Paris. The general meeting is composed of shareholders owning at least 25 capital or jouissance shares, having, no later than Wednesday, June 3, given proof at the administrative domain of the company, 1, Rue d’Astoria, Paris, of the composition of their securities, either in the administrative counting-houses or at the banking establishments and houses agreed by the company. French Produce Markets. PARIS.—Official quotations: Rubber: 2 6. ' de Sugar: 197.50—196.50. HAVRE, Monday.—Opening price: Coffee: May 395.50. Cotton: May 5 67. WALL STREET CLOSING PRICES
May 395.50. Cotton: May 5 67. WALL STREET CLOSING PRICES The following are the latest closing prices in Wall Street; — Exchange on Paris 19.19 ' Exchange on London 7. 4.80.75 Do. demarié mois 4.85, 4.2 Do. Cable transfers 4,85.50 United States 2% 102 1/4 U.S. Liberty 3 1/2% tel U.S. Liberty 4 1/4% 107 7/16 Atchison Topeka 119 Baltimore and Ohio 75 1/2 Canadian Pacific 113 Chesapeake and Ohio 96 3/4 Chicago Milwaukee 7 1/4 Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific 46 7/8 Erie Railroad 27 1/4 Erie Railroad 1st preferred 37 3/4 Great Northern preferred 64 1/2 Illinois Central
preferred 37 3/4 Great Northern preferred 64 1/2 Illinois Central 111 3/4 Louisville and Nashville 75 3/4 Missouri Pacific 110 1/2 Lehigh Valley 35 Nat. R. Mexico 2nd preferred. 2 3/S New York Central 117 3/8, Norfolk and Western 129 3/8 Northern Pacific 62 1/4 Ontario and Western 25-7/8 Pennsylvania 43 5/8 Reading 79 To-day. Prev. clos. Rio 40' 40 Tharls 3 1/2. Gula 1 7/8. Kuala 2 1/4 2 9/32. Maiac 2 1/4. Eagle 16 3/4 16 1/4. Shell 4 1/4 4 5/32. Royal Dutch 30 7/8 30 1/2. V. O. C. 51/10%. 51 1/3 Central Mining 14 9/10
V. O. C. 51/10%. 51 1/3 Central Mining 14 9/10 14 5/8. De Beers 11 3/8 11 3/8. Jagersfontein 3 1/10. Brakpan 3 1/2 7 3 7/16. Crown Mines 2 25/32. Geduld 3 3/16 3 5/32. Goldfields 25/30. Modderfontein 4 5/10 4 5/16. Rand Mines 3 1/8 3 1/8. Randfontein 17/8 17/. Batz 115/9. Courtaulds 93/9. Brazilian Traction 52. Canadian Pacific 146 1/2 146. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS Public Stenographers and Translators English, French, Spanish and German Desk accommodations, mail and cable address facilities. L. S. O., 47 Avenue de l’Opéra. Central 14-85. Open continuously from 9 to 6. Anglo-American Typewriting Office
14-85. Open continuously from 9 to 6. Anglo-American Typewriting Office 4 Rue Pasquier, PARTS (Corner Bd. Malesherbes.) Tel. Gent. 00-40 Miss W. HARLE STENOGRAPHERS, TRANSLATORS. INTERPRETERS, R.G. N° 136.229. RATES OF EXCHANGE TO-DAY In Paris. The following were the closing fluctuations on the Paris exchange market today and compared with Saturday: — To-day. Prev. clos. Rio 40' 40 Tharls 3 1/2. Gula 1 7/8. Kuala 2 1/4 2 9/32. Maiac 2 1/4. Eagle 16 3/4 16 1/4. Shell 4 1/4 4 5/32. Royal Dutch 30 7/8 30 1/2. V. O. C. 51/10%. 51 1/3 Central Mining 14 9/10 14 5/8.
C. 51/10%. 51 1/3 Central Mining 14 9/10 14 5/8. De Beers 11 3/8 11 3/8. Jagersfontein 3 1/10. Brakpan 3 1/2 7 3 7/16. Crown Mines 2 25/32. Geduld 3 3/16 3 5/32. Goldfields 25/30. Modderfontein 4 5/10 4 5/16. Rand Mines 3 1/8 3 1/8. Randfontein 17/8 17/. Batz 115/9. Courtaulds 93/9. Brazilian Traction 52. Canadian Pacific 146 1/2 146. In New York. NEW YORK, Monday;—The following are the latest fluctuations in the exchange market:— London 4.85 1/2 Paris 5.19 Spain 14,60 1/2 Switzerland 19.35 Italy 5.03 1/2 Belgium 5.03 1/2 Czechoslovakia, 2,96 1/4 Denmark 18.78 Sweden —-
Belgium 5.03 1/2 Czechoslovakia, 2,96 1/4 Denmark 18.78 Sweden —- Germany 23. so' te. Holland 40.21 In London. LONDON, Monday.—The following are the closing fluctuations on the exchange market: Paris 93.52 New York 5.03 Spain 33.55-5 Switzerland 119.06 Italy 5.03 Belgium 96.50 Germany 20.80 Holland 12.07® THE PARIS TIMES can be found on file in all of the hotels in this directory. TRAVELLER’S HOTEL DIRECTORY The best hotels in every important city in Europe are always found in THE PARIS TIMES directory. PARIS HOTELS EDOUARD VII., 39 Avenue de l’Opéra. First class. Distinctive for its luxury, comfort and service. HOTEL
First class. Distinctive for its luxury, comfort and service. HOTEL DE BOURGOGNE ET MONTANA, 7 Rue de Bourgogne (near Place de l’Concorde), A “De Luxe Hôtel” at reasonable terms. HOTEL BERGERE, 32 Rue Bergère, In the heart of Paris. Comfortable, charming hotel, 74 Ave. des Champs-Elysées. Every modern comfort and convenience. HOTEL PLAZA-ATHENEE, 85 Avenue Montaigne (Champs-Elysées). HOTEL, RITZ and RESTAURANT, Place Vendôme. HOTEL CORNEILLE, 4 Rue des Nuits, near the Opéra; bathrooms and running water on every floor. EXCELLENT hotel, 89 Rue La Boétie. Comfort, reasonable, English spoken. HOTEL de NORMANDIE, 4 Rue d’Amsterdam, near Gare St-Lazare. Comfortable. HOTEL
de NORMANDIE, 4 Rue d’Amsterdam, near Gare St-Lazare. Comfortable. HOTEL PLAZA, 177 Boulevard Haussmann. HOTEL DE LA PRESIDENCE, 13 Rue Taitbout Comfort. Centrally located. Modern prices. HOTEL D’OXFORD, 18 Rue des Acacias (Etoile). Electrically lit, hot and cold running water; comfort; moderate prices. TERRASS HOTEL, 74-76 Ave. de la Grande Armée, facing Bois de Boulogne. Modern comfort. GRAND HOTEL DE CHARTRES, 8 Rue du Dôme, Modern comfort. Rooms 16 to 35fr. inclusive. Near Bois de Boulogne. CERAMIC HOTEL, 34 Av. Wagram (Etoile). Entirely new. Modern. Reasonable. 27 AVENUE CARNOT (Etoile). Entirely new, rooms and apartments, hot and cold running water.
Entirely new, rooms and apartments, hot and cold running water. PICADILLY HOTEL, 50 bis Rue Pigalle. All comforts, restaurant, boarding. HOTEL MEURICE, 228 Rue de Rivoli, opposite Tuileries. Restaurant open to non-residents. VICTORIA LAFAYETTE, 10 Cité d’Antin (Opéra). Rooms with latest comfort. Full and Half Pension. Very moderate prices. HOTEL FRANKLIN, 19 Rue Buffault (Rue Lafayette). 100 rooms. Pension 48fr. and up. PENSION DE FAMILLE, 41 Ave. Marceau, near Etoile. Reasonable (40fr. complète). FRENCH PROVINCES AIX-LES-BAINS HOTEL BRASCO, Biggest and best. Our cuisine is quite justly world renowned. 250 rooms, 200 bathrooms. Gardens, tennis courts, unrivalled situation. BORDEAUX HOTEL BRISTOL,
200 bathrooms. Gardens, tennis courts, unrivalled situation. BORDEAUX HOTEL BRISTOL, 4 Rue Franklin, Modern comfort. Restaurant. Tel, Bordeaux 84-04. R. C. Bordeaux 1797. BIARRITZ HOTEL DU PALAIS Ex-imperial and royal residence. Open all year. CARLTON HOTEL AND RESTAURANT. First class. On the sea. Special winter rates. HOTEL REGINA ET DU GOLF. Plateau du Phare. Close to the golf links. HOTEL DE LA PAIX. Modern comfort. Very central. 25 to 30fr. day all included. Edouard VII. Between Casinos. Central best. Every room view on sea, including terms 30fr. HOTEL DE FRANCE and Restaurant. Modern comfort. Central heating. Including terms 35fr. HOTEL
and Restaurant. Modern comfort. Central heating. Including terms 35fr. HOTEL VICTORIA & GRANDE PLACE Family hotel near Casino. Renowned cooking, 2 tennis courts. CHATEAUDUN (85 miles from Paris): HÔTELLERIE DU CHATEAU Delicious cooking. Tennis, Attractive ipension. ’Phone 20. NICE 2 HOTEL BRICE. First class. Full South. Hot water. Lift. Garden. Pension 35fr. Splendid hotel. 150 spacious rooms with bath and trunk telephone. HOTEL CONCORD, Modern comfort. Pension from 35fr. HOTEL DU LOUVRE, 20 Boulevard Victor Hugo. First class. Every comfort. HOTEL REGINA and GARDENS. Open all year. Rates moderate. THIERCY (Auvergne) NOUVEL hotel for tourists; all comfort, baths, garage. Family
(Auvergne) NOUVEL hotel for tourists; all comfort, baths, garage. Family cooking, AUSTRIA VIENNA HOTEL BRISTOL. Modern first-class hotel. Meeting place for English and Americans. GERMANY BERLIN HOTEL ADLON. The finest hotel and the finest service in the world. Pre-war conditions. ITALY ROME GRAND HOTEL SPLENDIDE. Atelier-Class aristocratic home. HOTEL ELYSÉE. Facing the Villa Borghese. Running hot water in every room. Modern terms. EXCELSIOR HOTEL. De luxe. Very high class. HOTELS PRINCES, Plaza di Spagna. EDEN HOTEL. High-class residential hotel, surrounded by gardens of Ludovisi Quarter. PALACE HOTEL. Via V, Veneto, De luxe, Comfort. CARLO AUGUSTO MILANO, Via delle Flamme 11.