Star Tribune from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 33

SUMMER RESORTS TRAVEL TOURS CRUISES THEY'LL INVITE YOU TO NEW YORK DANGERS PRAISE 2 Eastern Roads Put On Coach-Rate Deluxe Speed CftPIIOL ORCHESTRA tFHMAN "Trains to New York Fair To f.rg the praises of thr-tr r-t Me. a iuaiiv and n.T-jai., (if Pir in mi nailing lunrs It's hciu'irs rf T.impim Hrr-moso, Gu.td.il.ij.itci. Veracruz. Mich-paean and many other Muiis. ar- rnrd.rg In Bt.ird.

M.mirapobM mnariT if IH Amrr.ran Fri REALLY Si OUT PRAISE Pennsylvania Adds Trail- Travel Service The Travel Service New York Central stem adds! tours Mexxo Cityj trt and its nu.riHis every week fwt between andi throughout the fummer. Nw hp knwn ThJ "The 'hnme toun sotig.C hich Pacemaker and desifined fxcluMve-achieve great n.pul.iri1y in Mexiru jy for the live of yhnj 32rri 11 -tl 1 ic--. I on short notice, are i IhyH at thewant fpPedv, snappy, comfort, ihle HON. AliRED SMITH NV 10WEU THOMAS wn wit emtM. KATE SMITH WorH Will Pkltn.

blazer to Its Fleet of Speedsters. The r. ulnar! air irt-trud unrig a i i de.luxe all coach train be1e ti Chiceo and New York smarting July 28 railed the Trail Blaer. Thi carh tram will have an ohorvat buffet l'uni; rar, a strait direr, low priced m-al? luxurv ro.irnec, re- I air conditioned This is the first train to give coach p.i-sengers these advantages between Chicago and New York said J. Winne, Minneapolis riiFtnrt p.i-rngrr agent Coach passengers have romplete run of the train rod to end.

beverages of all kinds, tables at w.njrh and uU h. The Trail Bla-er ff( fs nt cost unprecedented travel. in west-east Many Recreational Activities Offered Hamilton's Island P.rk lodge, near Park Papids, Minn, is oper-ated by A. Hamilton and Morgan W. Savage, and is situated on a pine timbered estate of ,15 acres on the north shore of Long lake.

With the well equipped accommodations, homelike conveniences, modern comforts, wide range of recreational activities that no two days need be alike, is a combination of the desirable features of vacationing here. The twenty modern guest cottages range along the lake shore, some high and overlooking the lake and others closer to and nearly on a level with the water. Several cottages embodying the very latest ideas and conveniences in vacation home design were built a year ago. Each family has an ind. vidua cottage and the liberal separation adds to privacy.

All cottages are thoroughly modern, having bath and toilet, hot and cold water, fireplaces, electric lights, closets and large screened porches, and are comfortably furnished. The cottages range in size from one to five rooms. dances, over the radio, at serenades! nd in the on Sunday ee rungs," Beard recount. One of the latest to sweep over Mexico, he report, is "Janitzin" The melody recalls the beauties of the little fih- irg town on Lake Patcuaro, where lace like nets dry in the sun, srnall boats rock on the water and Krace- ful Indian girls wear bright ribbons; wined in their dark braids. United Air Lines to 1 ill 1 W.

A. Patterson, president "fj I'nited Air Lines, announces that Complete co-operation in supplying weather information, hangar service facilities and other services wherever possible, would be extended to private fliers at the various points on United transcontinental and Pacific coast routes "I feel that the commercial aviation industry has not fully recognized the helpful role the private fliers is playing in the development rf aviation," said Mr. Patterson. "L'nited, wishing to recognize that helpfulness and at the same time bring the priva'e flier in closer contact with our operations so that he may better understand our and policies, invites the private flier to make such use of our facilities as may be available Mr. ratterson reported that operations personnel al United airports have been instructed to provide existing weather information compiled from United States weather bureau reports and from United meterologists and from reports by I A srnre of noted New Yorkers, including Governor Lehman, former Goiernnr Alfred E.

Smith, Loell Thomas, author and radio commentator, and Kate Smith, radio star, ill address mid-western audiences in a series of talks over middle-west radio stations during the next few weeks as 1 part of the state campaign to attract World's fair tourists through upstate New York. Some of the major resort areas of New York state, which are being advertised to out-of-state visitors, are indicated on the map above. Great Film Company Opens N. Y. Fair Tourists9 Bureau Loew Metro Goldwyn Mayer formation renter will answer al! l'nited ships in flxht; to make: the service of Illinois Central rep-hangar space available at rea-on-j resentatives, who are a thoroughly able rates at intermediate points trained personnel.

In Mexico City, COOL AT DAHL HOUSE! have opened a World's fair information renter in the heart of Times square. New York city. Among the participants were Eddie Cantor. Stanley Isaacs, borough president of Manhattan; L. L.

Strauss, president of the Broadway Business Men's association; Colonel John Reed Kilpatrirk. president of Madison Square Garden corporation, and a host of stage, radio and motion picture notables. This service to visitors is housed in a replica of the World's fair. Trylon and Perisphere. The in- i 1 ar- '1 Sir- -bury there.

ba' Cu ir 1 nt and atrle' 'i'i 1 make up th ri.iv's prog -m A smorgasbord d'nrir be served the evening. Wfifprnintjex? Drink your fill of fun and frolic in America's air conditioned summer paradise! Enjoy your favorite jport or hobby to the hilt up here where Nature ii lavish with her gifts. Thera no cover charge. Write for accom. modationsor just barge in.

It's "open house" in cool Duluth all summer! CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2:6 Medical Arts Building yjfi e. A Stat Owned Resort Within Ih. tinM-o nt llasra st.tn rark. In the hurl of iba rin's." Il THf short Of Kf tT.r HtAOW STIRS OF Hit Ht-lTn S'-m-npr hn-fl jir.nnini' flriliotis rnhins with bath pnd r-il nm-lprn c.nv.n. lence, Wll ronliptl tnnis plfnlv of igrl.

etv every srjecips ot fislnns recreation Ralnre -Boll. rp.rrvalinns. nrnrrji i.inirr. O. nnilcls.

I Minnsnls DETROIT LAKES- Minnesota's newest, most luxurious resort. Rotes, American plan, $4 to $5 per day, $25 to $35 per week. F. H. WRIGHT, Manager Detroit Laket.

Minn. A 1 tO Numero'it fiieepin? cottaif Good meala. tn central dmin hall. Larcf RhartA grounds. IB-hole OfU COl'RSE.

GRASS (iREENo. Amusenif nts everv ('esc riot ion. Panclnir Good Flshlntr Boats bathing beach Between tun dear w3tT lake. Wrttp (.. PI.TT1BONB Detroit Lakes.

Minn ft? 1 (orated 'in horr nt ftrnil a We. Modern hotel Rnomi nt.h bai h. hot and rnld runts toe water, 30 hnitckeenir and rntl-Rei with ihow ers and ftuthinc tniif it. meal lunches Kwery watet amusement. Write woonnorF Detroit I akei Mtnn Ht Kt PNi OR AMI Rl( AN PLAN ij Modern C'ottaaes I odea icar wver ii rt tt'ionn a 'er.

Sir ks tode' ha'h1- 10 A Famous for 1 de- mon; food an-i naural bea-i- tverv sDon. rxtencnf pik hn vs ard crapme fishing. Boats Kuidrs b.i;t ONLY 60 Mi.fS FROM MINNEAPOLIS. rVn'fe or Phont far Folder Minneapolis Office KEnwood 6880 or A. H.

BEECHER, ANNftNDALE. MINIt. ON I.AKF KORONIS An tni'Lil retreat among if i.l ft in trrs Pleasant lodge, fdrnished cntiases. rooms: o'net. rest ful.

moderate. Leading attractions. Excellent bathine. pond t. h-ins gnlf Delictou'.

food tiood beds, PMn vacations or ouiet week-end here For folder and rescn ifmnv wri K. ORT Psvnesvitle. Minn MAPLE HILL FARM NOW OPFN TO THE ri'RMC Hotel and 40 rotdgrs nn he.intiful lake Independence. 21 uulrs we of Mp.s. V.

12 on Co 93. New inner spntri mut tresses Electric lichfed ere lent tabie good fl'hiiiiK. fine andt hstrtmi beach rfim nr rims court. 2idarr farm in eotinection ft nuies to grtf course Write or phone SANDI.EN A Maple Plain. Minn 'Gateway to Minnesota i park region.

Ideal spot for the family's vacation. Hundreds of likes. titm fl'hing Safe aandv hrarhes, tiood hotel and resort are! mod At ions f.olf. tennis and varietv of summer platgrnund icilitien. For colored rooklet.

mips, writr e-retarr amber of nmmerce. Ttlen wood Minn Now Open come for Vour Vacation-Modern lodge, sleeping and housekeeping rottaces. ai facing the lake, inner-spring mattresses. kelga, hot cold showers, comfortable equipment. Rates Slit to prr week.

New boats. Smorgasbord dinnrrs ever Sunda. Steak A rhirken dinners 4)r. Iianrnif. A t.

Johnson. Phone Buffalo. Minn. SYLVIA CEDARS ON LAKE SYLVIA fin Miles From Vpls. furnished for house kerpnt Liectrieity, Ice.

geod boats and fishing. Sale, sandv heseh Spacious wooded R. ROSSITFR. ANN M1NV. Or rhime Mmneapol-s, hhniod 4 4 1 f.OOII HSIII(.

01V OM.V VI MIIH I. lallll: IliSOKT ON ILlARSStTtR MKt rl-s. complete. fiirr.i-.ri-d h-n-kfo-tn; rpttase lncbid'na 110 itll Hr1 linen, n-e. snrl btat.

SM-Sts per week. Sslf. sandv oaihins SIR A MRS ROUT r. S.ROVON I -L -1 Ann.ntlle, Minn. Ml on WW ISIS -an 'he s'eamT Cap- 1.

on r- th 'he and r. gn" ps have been l-ud in "he prai. 'he pe-v iche-'ra. Wal'er P.clvns 'M Ser-enaners." feattirtf.J Fits in i and nel'v num- beis with Ttn at eief'i ic i 11! riiiv-e excursions are.sr held every leaving the Jack-son street doi ks at 9 p. m.

cruising down the as far as St. Taul Paik. at midnight. The "Call. ope' serenade every evening abut 8 pm.

by Tun Lovvingg vd draw quite a number of people just out for an evenings drive and their 'horn'' applause rortmues 1 i-g af'er Lov- virgnood returns to the dance floor! to take his place with the orches- tra All-day excursions ate made daily except on Saturday and Monday to Has'ings locks leaving at 11 a and returning at 5 p. Captain Roy master of the steamer, explains to his passengers via his puhlic address ss-tem that ran be heard on all decks the opir.jtuo advantages ol the lock and dam to navigation on the upper Mississippi. During the afternoon an amateur show with young passengers performing is held for the entertainment of the passengers. Pillsbiiry Picnic to Re at Dahl House The Pillsbiiry flour mills will hold its annual picnic Tuesday, Au- 1 rjirrr, Hi ilUTTGERS RLTTCKR'S Belter Renoru firtlw ond" "Brffpr Fue vitsiatrlin mmmfr reorn oflr-lnt tht fin t. in ntnil assure von the best ion sou have ever had.

I rse rustic rtin'n 1 1 Al! rahti't eh rmth nd ftrrplncf lins.irp rWimttn. bust. pik and p.m iVh. Fvrr ontdonr port tpnnis. R-ldie hnrn and nnirr sports.

bathin bfHchrs. s'li'f board rtdini! i it 1:1: (.01.1 In nirt nn fln'sl rnrr in lh north Fr folders nd rrsfrvatmrs Mi. TnOrr 1 ravM Bureau." care of ponaidRon Co MinnrtDolia. or wrlit the Indues listpd bplow RITTGERS Bay Lake Lodge, Deerwood. Minn.

Rl TTIVER'S Tine Beach Lodge. Krainerd, Minn. RITTGERS Sherwood Forest Lodge, Brainerd, Minn. RLTTGERS Shady Point Lodge, Pequot, Minn. RI TTGER'S Birchmont Lodge.

Remidji, Minn. Dunran Hinea Rerf look on "Thr Sg0i Ealing. FOR PARTICULAR Paul Bunyan's Playground" GULL LAKE BRAINERD, MINN. GRAND VIEW LODGE B.autilul log lodqa a-non? tha Pinei. 23 coiv cabins or hoSal rooms wltli hatn.

Wondarfut Mid baacrt. All sporll. Famoui for food ant. tt.inmant Trta bait in Mitm. al $28.00 waak up.

Wrila lor loldar. R. T. COTE. BRAINERD, MINN.

BAY VIEW HOTEL MILLF I ACS MOST MODFRN RFSORT The Spot for Pike lishine Largest motor hnat on Mille I. tea. Sleeninr and hotisekeentnr rot tares with running water, electricity, delirious meats Golf, trnnis and outdoor reereation Write or nbone for fulders and reservations In th Pout Bunyan Playground A. W. GUSTAFSON Phone 4F1.

Onamia. Minn LITTLE BOY LAKK RFSORT Housekeeping Cottaffs Main Lodse and dimna hall. Com fori able equipment, pleasant awrroimdincs amid 'lie pines and birches Onlv ramn on I 1 1 Bov Lake. Horif cnok'nz Finrst ke and and nuiskie flshinir Bthinn Rates rea-aonable Write for foider Reservations. FTRD nirsCH LoncTilIe Minn 11)1 1 Wil l) 517 Lakes Varationlattd Supreme Arrlannen "Minnesota Imf-a norm woods cmnp- 217 Lakes in 10-nvle rudiua nfter Minnesota Best Game Fishm Omit music les.

bas. pike, trout pau fish arearest variety in lake region Superior accommodiitions. delicious foods, all modern comforts Individual guest cabins. American plan only Fates extreme ij nioderate See our booklet then decide. Minnesota's Finest North nods Resort W.

A Slirkler. Owner. MARCFLL. ITAS(A M1NNFSOT A Complete Vacation One Price We furnish cottage, meals, boat. reiser tennis court, oadminton.

pmg pons, croquet, excellent swimming and fishmc Cnttaee.s rompletelv modern, per dar tM oer wrk No extr charges. Write fnr folder CLEF CAMP, LAKE POKEGAMA GRAND RAPID. MINN Mr. and Mis. John punq I Cool Completely Modern Outslrt reorrt and bath Real Bass PiKe and Cranpie flshinr Golf Launch service on LeerM fke.

Write fr fodr WALKER MINNESOTA Th. r. Da rr in it 1 NfW York Central Pace- maker Will Go Into Service Next Friday. iVcinilirS. Fridnv.

Julv 23. sprvire sw Work World1' fair at the Invest transportation, cot possible, said F. J. Bambach. Minneapolis general aaent.

This new deluxe air-conditioned isneedliner will earn- ecpupment in the named: baegaKe rar. roa( o. coach No. 2, coach No 3 min, riminR car, coach 4 rnach Nr. 5 coach No fi buffet lounge observation car.

These' coaches are the newest deluxe re dining chair cars, and a.l seats I in these coaches will ne assignen bv reservation. Coach No. 1 is es- penally set aside for women and children. It is a 17-hour train. More freedom is now being experienced by passengers booking on Illinois Central Independent Tours to Mexico, according to E.

L. Holmes, traveling passenger agent, of the Illinois Central system in Minneapolis. Under the new plan, passengers may eat what and as much as they please, and are not restricted to any particular menu. This feature is especially attractive where meals are taken in dining cars, and also at stop-over points such as New Orleans, with its famous French restaurants and Creole cuisine. In Mexico City, passengers may take their meals at their hotel, or select from the many delightful restaurants in that city.

At stop-over points, as well as in Mexico City, tour passengers enjoy where the Illinois Central mam-tains an office, their representative is a native of Mexico, and speaks Fnelish perfectly, and is very valuable to Americans wishing information regarding shopping and interesting entertainment during their free days in this city. Prospects for increased travel to Mexico during the fall and winter months are seen by Mr. Holmes. 500 Booms '3 At Noftk Avtnut nd CUfk Stmt, evsjleotinj Lal MicliijM sod Li coin Park AH xb and and ttrttt car to til parts el Chicago. ..10 flMftytcs Looe.

Skep nd Rtttaurani Bdksttat TRAVEL WISE says: There's speed and power in that "400" downswing to Milwaukee and Chicago the perfect set-up for an eagle in travel pleasure. Try it off any time! The "400" Lv. Minneapolis 2:30 pm Lv.SL Paul 3:00 pm Ar. Milwaukee 1:15 pm Ar. Chicago 9:30 pm ftntindTtip On.

Hound Trio cosr.Bis toacHis class in cuss MilwiukMjJ.SI J1L7S JIO.OJ S1S0S ilS ISM 12.21 It 35 TRAVEL WISE TICKET OFFICE MINNUPOU! .701 Marqu.M. fl.o. f. A. BROWN.

O. P. A. MA in 5461 LUIS (Ml IKES INNOVATIONS Larotr rooms nd suttts lor roups of 4 -si or Mors at par parson. -si 1 Lt its TTflSSvv nib (forge ('.

Kopp. John Kopp, Mrs. Louis Lose like and their families, and Joseph Weinstork and Vernon Cox of Kansas City were guests at Dahl house, Chisago City, pictured ahove. through the recent hot spell that swept the middle west. Temperatures in their home town were from 101 to 10.1, while those at Chisago City were in the 60s.

The Ifi from Kansas City then at the hotel slept under hlankets every night. Lake Superior, the busiest in the world, and the cruises along the virgin forested shore lines to and from this picturesque point, all are well remembered by the travelers A trip into the North channel of Georgian bay and a twilight ride into Green bay, all enhance the beauty of this superior vacation. CARNIVAL 'DOWN I'NDER." Melbourne, Australia, is now-preparing for its great spring carnival, according to J. E. Heard, Minneapolis manager of the American Express Travel Service, who reports that because of the reversal of the seasons "down under," this event will take place October 21 to November 18.

The Treasury Gardens will be converted into a 14-acre fairyland of color, containing native birds and animals, and a floral carpet of more than 1.000.000 flowers will be a feature of the event. "Hiawatha" will be presented for 13 nights with a cast of 800 and an orchestra of 75 and many sports events will be held. in Cool Comfort in If you are looking for a cool vacation land, come to Wisconsin. Relax in cool comfort in the nation's favorite vacation state. Jaded nerves and tired bodies respond quickly to the stimulating summer climate, to the restful quietness of this tree-shaded, breeze-swept land of woods and waters.

Whether you come by train or by automobile, Wisconsin is not far away. Why you could be here in no time at all, lounging on a breeze-swept porch, napping in the shade, swimming in cool, crystal-clear waier, fishing, doing whatever you like best. Comfortable hotels and resorts, lakeside cabins, ideal camp grounds are waiting for you, and gracious hosts are waiting to help you have a memorable vacation in the cool comfort of Wisconsin. StnH iht cotton n.ti for t-RLE copy our hook Mills of acationland." and colorful, illuuratfd isconsm Map. WISCONSIN CONSERVATION DEPT.

i RECRFTI0NL PUIIICITT DIVISION STATE CAPITOL. ROOM 4t MS0IS0N. Wit. Please trrtri me. FPEK, ropv of your Vac.tion Book and illustrated Wt isconsin Highway Map.

I KTATsT tm W4 questions relating to New York city and the fair, supply visitors with free maps and guides, give information on private and hotel rooms, tell them where to shop and dine, what arc the best shows and movies to see, etc. One of its unique features is a visitors' register, permitting all visitors to list their New York addresses and telephone numbers so that friends may easily locate them on arrival. The information center is supervised by Miss Lindquist and her staff who speak many foreign languages fluently. It is opened to the public seven days a week, from 8 a. m.

until midnight, for the duration of the fair. STARTS ITS SEASON Starting Friday on its initial trip over the seven day cruise circuit, tho luxury liner S.S. Seeandbee sailed out of Chicago with a cargo of fun-loving mid-westerners. The big boat, the largest ship in exclusive vacation cruises in the world, added to its caryo of humans at Mackinac yesterday, at Detroit today, at Cleveland this evening, at Buffalo on Monday, at Detroit on Tuesday, at the "Son," Sault Ste. Marie on Wednesday, and at Mackinac island again on Thursday.

Each port of call adds to the holiday throng. From each city folks embark on seven day cruises. On the trips two important highlights are provided, one is 14 hours on glorious Mackinac island, the playground of the north, and 12 hours in Buffalo, permitting side trips to Niagara Falls and Crystal Boach. Canada's finest resort. At Mackinac, the boat arrives in the evening and departs the following noon.

This permits both moonlight drives 011 the island, a chance to visit Grand hotel at night, and a morning of golf, tennis, horseback riding and all other sports that this famous automobile-free island is noted for. In Buffalo, the sights are more designed for daytime appreciation so that boat stays there during 12 daylight hours. The stop at the "Soo," the locks at the entrance to rjtfzryr, on hfrtiililtll Wanmjft and Lake Rear Trao Fxreiient Iititng. new modern lodge, nine modern ctbinv runninvi water, fluli toilets. Beautiful bR trees, sandv beach.

Goif. tennis croqit. water snorts, saddle horses. Hoiisekrepuifr cabins. Splendid chi'-kr-n and steak riinners.

Wrire Mr. A Mri. F. L. (luanelU.

Amery. I iJ IN MIK WISCONSIN DHL) Modern hotel and cot ace on paciou Krnunds. Reasonable rates. Excellent meal. Beautiful well kept folf course.

Saddle horses, tennis, dancior. acenic hnat trips and hikes Write lor illustrated folder. "Tip on the ieiis lo ROI.AVI) 8. Bf RRV Wlsronsin Dells. His.

HUNKY DORY FARM 640 acres tn hike. fish, explore. A family resort catering to Christian people, 23 modern cottaces. with fluh toilets and elect rlrity. Screetied pnrch-es.

on clear, soft water lake Clare bathing beach, fine for children, truest parties, havrack rid's tennis, cn no, boats, etc. central dinln? room. Sun-da chicken dinner. No Liquors. No Docs.

Folder Ref MR St MRS. A. VIFI.FN. P.O. BsUm lake.

Wisconsin. DIMi; LODGE "Where hospitalltv Is religion and the chicken ia born fried." On BALSAM LAKF. 60 miles of meandering wooded shores, moaern lodce and cottaces. in'io'ie furnishings, central din-Inn room, excellent fl-hole aolf course on estate, tennis courts, good nearh. wonderful Sacirii" horsrs.

No liQuors. miles from Mpls via Tavlors Fills. References Write tor folder Col. J. A.

Steele. Balsam Lake, Wis. uiniTinni i mirn VAbA UH Llliltn where other facilities are not avail ble, and to sell gas and ml when 'ich service is not offered by an irport concessionaire. III juiviismimi itrrt o(D(H(3a Illinois Ct ntnl offers a ide varitty of ittractive ail-e ipfnx tours at har gn price air-conditiorieJ trams verything of the bfst. INDEPENDENT TOURS Go-any-day MexiCO City All rail 14 days including New Orleans, San Antonio, 6 full days in Meiico City.

Unrestricted meals eat all you wih. English speaking representatives and guide. Returning via Memphis or flT V7 $195.00 New Orleans 8 or 15 days. Aslowas In Coaches 82.60 In Pullmans 101.40 Mississippi Gulf Coast-Rom days. Aslowas In Coaches 78.45 In Pullmans 100.7S New Orleans and San Francisco 14 day.

Visiting Los Angeles. Return via Salt Lake City or Portland. Aslowas In Coaches SU3.S6 In Pullmans 17S.7S Florida days. By motor thru Florida. East and West Coats as low as In Coaches $125.85 In Pullmans 154.35 Great Smokies-New Orleans-pot 10 days.

The thrills ot tascmating New Orleans climaxed by a tour of the South most enchanting mountain wonderland. Leave any Friday or Saturday. As low 25 HOUSEPARTY RAIL-WATER CRUISE TO NEW YORK FAIR Including New Orleans, Houston, Galveston. Miami, sit days sailing the Mencan Unit and Atlantic Ocean dancing, deck sports, entertainment, 3 days at the Fair and sightseeing in New York and Washington, I. C.

A marvelous trip, leave Chicago every Sunday. 15 dayi 07 rr aslowas ESCORTED ON SPECIAL DATES Circle Tour of the West-15 or 16 days. New Orleans, Carlsbad Caverns or Colorado Springs, Santa Fe, Grand Canyon Los Angeles, San Francisco, Golden Gate Exposition, North Pacific Coast, Canadian Rockies as tn a a low as MexiCO 18 days Including The Pyramids, Choluia, Puebla, Tai-co, Tepotiotlan, Tenayuca, Mcnco 209.oo For complete infornwtmn and dVtcriptiw k6-t, consult your ttal jgrnt Phon MA in 4508 St chp coupon nJ rwj-f nn pnt card or enciove envtiopc. HOLMES. Pawn Afrnt Second Ave.

South, Mmnear.I, Winn, I Pleue tend complete information about your I touri to. I (feat tu (vtsrMtodj tst NsflM I A i Wm r--M' h' i 3 SAN FRANCISCO FAIR $65.00 Round-trip Coach Slightly higher farea for Tourist Sleepers and in Standard Pullmans. Or go Circle Coach Tour of San Francisco and New York Fairs, only $90 from your home town and return. Ask also about low-cost "All-Expense mm GLACIER PARK on the Main Line of the Great Northern. Step off the Empire Builder en route to either fair, enjoy days of sport and recuperation, or take a low-cost, all-expense tour through Glacier and Watertan Lakei parks.

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CORNKMUS, Cn. Paaa'r 640 Mar-COUPON TO quett Minneapolis, Minn. tPhone ATlantic 126?) Pleat end booklets and information on Glacier Park and on San Francisco Fair toure Vamc. Addr 1.