WASTWATER HOTEL,
WASDALE HEAD, CUMBERLAND.
This HOTEL is charmingly situated at the head of Wastwater Lake, and is the chief centre of Cumberland Climbing—the Pillar Rock, Great Gable, Great End, Scafell and the Pikes, all being within an easy walk.
The arrangements of the Hotel have been made specially to suit the requirements of Climbers and Tourists.
A First-Class DAUPHINE GUIDE and CLIMBER has been engaged, who will conduct Climbers on the various Climbs in the District at a Moderate Charge.
SMOKE AND BILLIARD ROOMS.
Conveyances can be sent to Seascale Stations to meet Visitors, if so desired.
Terms on Application. Letters via Carnforth.
Agent for Beale’s (Buckingham’s) Celebrated Three-Strand Alpine Rope—60, 80, 100 feet lengths always in Stock; also for Simond’s Ice-Axes.
ALSO AT—
Rowhead Temperance Hotel,
WASDALE HEAD.
(Three Minutes’ Walk from the Wastwater Hotel.)
Beautifully situated at the foot of Kirkfell.
RE-FURNISHED THROUGHOUT.
CLIMBING PARTIES SPECIALLY CATERED FOR.
Three Sitting-rooms. Eight Large Bedrooms.
Terms on Application.
SUN HOTEL,
CONISTON.
(Quarters of the Fell and Rock-Climbing Club.)
| S. | D. | S. | D. | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Breakfast | 1 | 6 | 2 | 0 |
| Luncheon | 1 | 9 | 3 | 6 |
| Dinner | 2 | 0 | 3 | 6 |
| Teas | 0 | 6 | 2 | 0 |
| Bedrooms (Single) | 2 | 0 | 3 | 0 |
| Bedrooms (Double) | 3 | 6 | 4 | 6 |
HOT AND COLD BATHS.
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SITTING-ROOMS.
SEPARATE DRAWING-ROOM FOR LADIES.
T. SATTERTHWAITE, Proprietor.
LODORE HOTEL, Borrowdale,
KESWICK.
This HOTEL is close to the Lake and surrounded by Beautiful Scenery—Quiet, and a Good Centre for Walking and Climbing.
Electric Launches on the Lake. Garage. Telephone No. 2 G.P.O.
JAEGER
PURE WOOL
Complete Outfits in Pure
Wool for Climbers.
Alpine Outfits
a Specialty.
Shirts,
Spencers,
Sweaters,
Alpine Mitts,
Puttees,
Camel-hair
Sleeping Bags,
etc.
Illustrated Price List
Post Free.
JAEGER PURE WOOL WEAR is never oppressive, while always protecting from chill. Expert Athletes, of both sexes, know from experience that it is the most suitable covering, and the wide World knows the JAEGER Name and Trade Mark as guarantees of Pure Wool, High Quality and Good Value.
| LONDON— | 126 Regent Street, W. |
| 456 Strand, Charing Cross, W.C. | |
| 30 Sloane Street, S.W. | |
| 102 Kensington High Street, W. | |
| 115 Victoria Street, S.W. (close to A. & N. Stores). | |
| 85 and 86 Cheapside, E.C. | |
| MANCHESTER—18 King Street, and 10 Princes Street. | |
| LIVERPOOL—58 Church Street, and 4 Castle Street. | |
Address in other towns sent on application.
H. HARDEN,
PRACTICAL ALPINE BOOTMAKER.
Boots made from an old one as pattern and nailed complete with best small and large Alpine Nails, Swiss Pattern.
Our Boots are already well known and used by most Expert Mountaineers.
Boots Ready in Stock, Nailed and Complete, for Immediate Delivery.
PRICES ON APPLICATION.
St. John Street, KESWICK, CUMBERLAND.
BURBERRY
WEATHERPROOF CLIMBING KIT
CLIMBERS REALISE the vital importance of clothing that meets the exigencies of this strenuous pastime, and agree that BURBERRY successfully solves the problem of the most healthful, comfortable, and serviceable equipment.
BURBERRY MATERIALS are especially woven and scientifically weather-proofed by Burberry processes for the set purposes of:—
Affording natural warmth by diverting cold winds.
Preventing penetration by rain, sleet or snow.
Maintaining normal temperature under the most divergent conditions.
Combining ability to withstand the rough wear and tear of climbing with remarkable light weight.
BROCHURE “Y” clearly sets forth how all these are accomplished. A copy will be sent on request with patterns of cloths made especially for climbers.
BURBERRYS
The Haymarket, S.W., LONDON; 10 Boulevard Malesherbes, PARIS; Basingstoke; and Agents in Provincial Towns.
ARTHUR BEALE,
Late JOHN BUCKINGHAM,
194 SHAFTESBURY AVENUE, LONDON, W.C.
IS THE ONLY MAKER OF THE CELEBRATED
ALPINE CLUB ROPE,
WHICH IS ALMOST EXCLUSIVELY EMPLOYED
By the Leading Mountaineers of the time. It is made of the Best Manilla Hemp, and the new Rope now being made, which from tests taken (Admiralty proof) is of a much greater breaking strain than formerly, is marked by three red worsted threads, one in the centre of each strand to distinguish it from others on the market, and not one thread only in the centre of the Rope as heretofore (see the Report of the Special Committee on Ropes, &c., in Vol. I., No. 7, of the Alpine Journal). Each length is tied with Red Tape bearing my Name.
BEWARE OF FRAUDULENT IMITATIONS.
ARTHUR BEALE (late John Buckingham),
194 Shaftesbury Avenue, London, W.C.
ICE AXES by English and Foreign Makers kept in Stock.
Rücksacks, Belts, Slings, &c. Price Lists on Application.
Diploma awarded for Alpine Rope at the Bergen Sports Exhibition 1910.
JAMES S. CARTER
The Alpine Bootmaker,
16 South Molton Street (First Floor),
LONDON, W.
45/-
Specialist in Boots for
Climbing & Touring
For over 50 years Maker to the
ENGLISH,
CONTINENTAL,
CANADIAN and CAPE
ALPINE and CLIMBING CLUBS.
Illustrated Price List on application.
Es’ablished nearly a Century.
HILL & SON,
4 Haymarket, London, S.W.
(Opposite His Majesty’s Theatre.)
London Manufacturers of Sporting, Table, Toilet
and Pocket Cutlery, Alpine Ice Axes and
Accessories, Skates and Fine Steel Work.
H. & S. have a very Interesting Stock of Mechanical Contrivances and Useful Inventions for Everyday Wants.
Utilities of all Sorts for Travellers and the Household.
Specialities for the Garden. Jewellery, Silverware and Electroplate.
ALL LISTS FREE.
Alpine Ice Axes—Various Patterns for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Rücksacks. Several Patterns, With and Without Outside Pockets. Of Foreign Manufacture, from 12s. 6d.
London Make, 17s., 18s. 6d. and 22s.
Alpine Expedition Stick, as Illustration, with Steel Head and Point, and Leather Head Case, 23s. 6d.
Ash, Hazel, and Oak Mountaineering Sticks, with Steel Points, 9s. 6d., 10s., 11s.
Boot Furniture.—No. 6, Mummery Spikes, 1s. 3d. per dozen. Nos. 1, 2, 5, 6d. per dozen. Swiss Side and Centre Nails, 1s. 6d. per 100. Larger Side Nails, 4s. 6d. per 100. Postages extra.
LANGDALE.
Dungeon Ghyll New Hotel
(Quarters of the Fell and Rock-Climbing Club).
The Hill Climbers’ Paradise. In the Heart of Lakeland.
The Place for a Restful Holiday.
PERFECT BATHROOMS AND SANITARY ARRANGEMENTS.
NEWLY FURNISHED THROUGHOUT.
Postal Address—Ambleside. Telegraphic Address—Elterwater.
J. COWPERTHWAITE
(Of the Prince of Wales and Rothay Hotels, Grasmere), Proprietor.
MOUNTAIN AND CLIMBING PHOTOGRAPHS.
Our Unique and Well-known Series now include the following Districts and their Surrounding Peaks: Zermatt, Chamonix, Grindelwald, Arolla, Pontresina, Oetzthal and Stubaithal; also the Dauphiny Alps, the Dolomites and the Grand Combin.
The British Series include the English Lake District, North Wales, Scotland, and Skye.
In Platinotype, 8¼ by 6¼ ins., at 1s. 6d. each; Set of 50, £3, 10s. Other Sizes also, up to 40 by 30 ins., in Carbon and Platinotype.
We Specialise in High-Class
LANTERN SLIDES
of any Subject in the above Series.
Price, 2s. each; Set of 50, £4, 10s.
Lists and Full Particulars from
Messrs. G. P. ABRAHAM & SONS,
Victoria Buildings,
KESWICK.
Transcriber’s Note:
Obvious printer errors corrected silently.
Inconsistent spelling and hyphenation are as in the original.