ounds planted with
namental shrubs,
d with some fine
ecimens of trans-
nted box upward of
ty years old. With-
doors, steam-heat,
ctricity, open fire-
ces, and homelike
oms make for the
mfort of guests.
e parlor is one of
e handsomest
oms in the vil-
ce, its walls and
ling being deco-
ed in Louis
IV. style. Like

Pinehurst hos

ries, the Berk

re has an espe

vilion, billiard-rod three sun-parlors quaint Dutch roo and three broad pi zas are pleasant f tures. The house

a fine cuisine and modern comforts, cluding a telephone every room. Troll cars carry passeng from the railro station to the de of the inn.

At the Carol one can live at d of the finest hot in America, eve comfort provid every want anti pated; and th

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