Here’s a decorative Art Nouveau display face from John M. Clark’s Alphabets - Book 1 (1906), now available as Bathing Casino JNL in both regular and oblique versions. 

A bathing casino was actually a bathing pavilion - in the sense of offering a swimming pool for ‘bathing’, changing rooms, a restaurant or snack bar, the selling of sundries, swimsuits and even souvenirs.  They were quite popular in the early and formative years of Miami Beach, Florida.