. Along the shore and in the foothills . els in Atlan-tic City. It islocated at thewaters edge,and seated onthe spacious ve-randa w h i c hoverlooks thefamous Board-walk, one mayalmost layhold upon themane of thesea. Two ofthe most unique and artistic rooms in the St. Charles arc the smoking room andbilliard and pool room, which also overlook the Ocean. The bedrooms are un-usually large and arranged singly or en suite, as desired. The bath rooms areof Italian marble, with hot and cold fresh and sea water; shower long distance telephones in rooms. For the winter s
. Along the shore and in the foothills . els in Atlan-tic City. It islocated at thewaters edge,and seated onthe spacious ve-randa w h i c hoverlooks thefamous Board-walk, one mayalmost layhold upon themane of thesea. Two ofthe most unique and artistic rooms in the St. Charles arc the smoking room andbilliard and pool room, which also overlook the Ocean. The bedrooms are un-usually large and arranged singly or en suite, as desired. The bath rooms areof Italian marble, with hot and cold fresh and sea water; shower long distance telephones in rooms. For the winter seasonthe hotel has the best heating system in New Jersey. The cuisine of The is above criticism, that department being in charge of a first-class guest is not only delighted with the menu, always of the best, but with thepromjjtness with which everything is served and with the service of the is the same systematic courtesy and general refinement in the dining room asin the other portions of the THE , ST. CHARLES HOTEL. ATLANTIC CITY THE HOTEL SAX JOSE—132 St. James Place. Ella McNamara, Prop. Openall the year. Is admirably situated. One minute from Boardwalk and easy accessto all piers. Ocean view. Centre of all the attractions. A sujjerior table whichis always supplied with all delicacies of the season makes this hotel one of thebest in Americas great seaside resort. Rooms are well ventilated, comfortablyfurnished; heated. Rates $2 per day upwards; $10—15 and upwards per phones. Special rates for long terms. THE BOSCOBEL—KentuckyAve. and the Beach. A. , Owner and Boscobel, built of brickand stone, imposing in thebeauty of its colonial architec-ture, remodeled, refurnished,and thoroughly equipped, con-taining all improvements andappointments of an up-to-datehotel—fire escapes, steam heat,electric lights, local and longdistance telephone connection,electric bells, elevator to streetlevel, ho
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