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SEE MORE • DO MORE • SPEND LESSON YOUR 1937 VA C AT I O N

Join a personally escorted, all-expense BargainTour this summer and know the joy of a won-derful vacation at amazingly low cost. Sze thebest of the West, visit the most interesting placesand stop at excellent hotels, noted for their cuisineand service. Traveling in comfortable TouristPullmans over the most scenic routes, you will"live on the fat of the land," eating the finestfood, deliciously cooked and liberally served. Infact, you will wonder how it is possible to obtainso much travel value for so little money.

Since these are all-expense tours, you know thetotal cost of your vacation before you start. Yourticket includes everything t r a n s p o r t a t i o n ,Pullman, all meals (with minor exceptions oncertain tours), hotels, sightseeing trips, transfers,etc. An experienced travel escort accompanieseach party, not to "rush" you but to relieve youof all responsibilities. These tours are "Vacationswithout a Care" in every sense of the word, andat much less cost than if you were to make thesame trips independently.

Itineraries and costs in this booklet offer trulyastonishing values for your travel dollar. Studythem and see for yourself t h e n make reserva-tions promptly for the most carefree, economicalsummer vacation you have ever had.

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Lv. Chicago 1 0 : 3 0 A.M. B u r l i n g t o n

Lv. St. Louis 2 : 0 0 P.M. B u r l i n g t o nSpeeding westward aboard the crack air-conditioned "Aristocrat," enjoyingdelicious meals in our luxurious dining car and getting acquainted withour congenial traveling companions.

Ar. Denver 1 : 1 5 P.M. B u r l i n g t o nDuring our stop here we enjoy a short sightseeing t r ip about the boule-vards and charming parks o f Denver, the "Mi le-High Queen o f theRockies," before continuing westward.

LA/. Denver 4 0 0 P.M. D & R G WOur route leads through the tremendous six-mile Moffat Tunnel. newestof railroad routes to California, traversing the heart of the Colorado Rockiesto Salt Lake City. From Salt Lake via Western Pacific. A l l day Tuesdaythrough Nevada and the high Sierras on our way to the Pacific Coast.

Wednesday A n San Francisco 8 : 5 0 A.M. W e s t e r n PacificWith headquarters at Whitcomb Hotel, we enjoy two wonderful days inthis famous west coast metropolis. A f te r luncheon Wednesday we tourthe city in motor cars, visiting Twin Peaks, the Presidio, Cliff House ( to"count the whiskers on the seals"), and other charming spots. Perhapswe may find time to drive out over the tremendous new bridge across thebay to Oakland—or out to the new bridge across the Golden Gate. thelongest single span in the world. Thursday affords still further opportuni-ties for sightseeing as well as time of our own to go shopping. or to seeglamorous Chinatown and the Embarcadero where the ships of the worldcome to port.

A fascinating side t r ip under escort to Yosemite National Park can bearranged f o r only $15.00 additional, leaving San Francisco 8:00 A . M .Thursday v ia Southern Pacific t o Merced, then motoring up in to theincomparable Yosemite, putting up overnight in the charming bungalowsof Camp Curry. Af ter a full day of exploring this wonderful playground,by motor down to Merced and the train, rejoining the rest o f our tourparty in Los Angeles Saturday morning.

Lv. San Francisco 6 : 0 0 P.M. S o u t h e r n Pacific T h u r s d a y

Ar. Los Angeles 8 : 1 5 A .M. S o u t h e r n Pacific F r i d a yWhat a time awaits us here—three days in the capital o f Southern Cali-fornia with headquarters at the Clark Hotel (rooms with bath). Our pro-gram here is practically all our own to enjoy as we will. There is an autotrip Friday to see movieland's mansions at Hollywood, Beverly Hil ls andSanta Monica. The rest o f the t ime is free t o visit unique places f o rcloseups of famous screen stars, sharing their night life and eating in thefamous restaurants they frequent. So that we may indulge these pleasuresto the utmost without additional expense, ou r tour includes no mealswhile in Los Angeles.

Ar. San Diego 1 2 : 3 0 P.M. B y Motor M o n d a yAfter our delightful stay in Los Angeles, we motor southward Mondaymorning, down the coast through Long Beach and La Jolla to spend aday at San Diego. Overnight at the San Diego Hotel.

Lv. Los Angeles 1 2 : 1 5 P.M. S a n t a Fe Tu e s d a yOur "iron horse" is champing at the bit, and away we go through the greenand gold scenery o f the San Bernardino mountains, up over Cajon Pass,through desert and mountain, on the last leg o f our glorious Californiavacation tour.

Ar. Grand Canyon 1 0 - 0 0 A.M. S a n t a Fe WednesdayArriving a t Williams, motor cars wheel us o f f quickly t o the giganticGrand Canyon o f Arizona, the world's most colossal abyss. The entireafternoon is ours to wander along the awesome brink, reveling i n theincomparable majesty o f the scene. Far below us the Colorado Riverseems a tiny silver thread as it carves its inexorable way through the bloodred canyon walls. This tremendous scene beggars description and we areall a little breathless when we leave.

Lv. Grand Canyon 8 : 0 0 P.M. S a n t a Fe WednesdayThrough the wheatfields o f Kansas homeward bound, savoring the lastmoments of a wonderful tour, pausing enroute for all our meals at attrac-tive Harvey dining rooms.

Ar. Kansas City 5 : 0 0 P.M. S a n t a Fe F r i d a y

Ar. St. Louis 1 0 : 4 5 P. M ( A s you prefer) F r i d a yAt% Chicago 7 : 4 0 A .M. S a n t a Fe Sa tu rday

Including al l necessary expenses, suchas Tour ist Pullman, Lodging (Two Persons to Room, wi th Bath), A u t o Tripsas shown i n i t inerary, and a l l Meals

except as otherwise stated.

Two Persons in Lower Berth (Each)One Person in Lower BerthOne Person in Upper Berth

COST OF COMPLETE TOUR

From Chicago From *St. Louis

Without W i t h W i t h o u t W i t hRailroad R a i l r o a d R a i l r o a d R a i l r o a dTicket T i c k e t T i c k e t T i c k e r

$61.13 $129.93 $ 5 9 . 1 3 $124.3371.00 1 3 9 . 8 0 6 7 . 7 5 1 3 2 . 9 567.05 1 3 5 . 8 5 6 4 . 3 0 1 2 9 . 5 0

*Does n o t include Pullman between S L o u i s and Burl ington o r Pul lman o r mealsbetween Kansas C i ty and St. Louis.

Addit ional cost fo r room wi th tw in beds, $4.00 per person; f o r single room, $4.50.The costs shown above "wi thout rail t icket" are for the benefit o f passengers coming

from the East or South wi th through rai l tickets.

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Tour Departure Datesw-1. ...June 13 W - 4 . Ju ly 11 W - 6 . A u g . iW-2. .June 27 W - 5 . Ju ly 18 W - 7 . A u g . 8W-3....July 4 W - 8 . A u g . 15

Sunday L v . Chicago 1 0 : 2 0 A.M. (CST) S a n t a Fe

Lv. St. Louis 2 : 0 0 P.M. ( A s you prefer)

Monday l v . Kansas City 1 2 : 0 1 A .M. S a n t a FeOn this tour we take our meals enroute to California in fine Harvey diningrooms • excel lent food and a diversion from our long train ride.

Tuesday A r . Williams 7 : 1 5 A.M. S a n t a FeNo tarrying over breakfast this morning with Grand Canyon awaiting us.Motors whirl us away to the South Rim of this breath-taking masterpieceof Nature. A l l day is ours to seek vantage points for marveling at themighty chasm. The more adventurous have ample time for hikes down intothe depths toward the tiny river a mile below. As the sun drops lower in theafternoon, the rainbow colors shift and fade a n incredibly beautiful sight.

Lv. Grand Canyon 8 : 0 0 P.M. S a n t a FeMorning finds us breakfasting in the desert country, but soon we climbup and over the San Bernardino mountains and plunge into California.

Wednesday A r . Los Angeles 1 2 : 2 0 P.M. S a n t a FePromptly on arrival we transfer to the Clark Hotel where we will be "athome abroad" until Saturday. Comfortable rooms with bath are assignedour party. Most of us will want to eat every meal in a different place whilein Los Angeles, rubbing elbows with the movie stars and enjoying thevaried menus o f this cosmopolitan city. Consequently, we all "eat on ourown" while here, thus avoiding double meal expense.The afternoon of our first day includes a motor trip through the Wilshiredistrict t o romantic Hollywood and Beverly Hil ls, especially t o see thehomes of the screen people. We also visit Santa Monica and the seashorebefore returning to the hotel. Three fu l l days are open f o r individualpleasures and f o r side trips—for example, to Catalina, San Diego, River-side, and the movie lots. You wi l l find no lack o f fascinating diversion.

Saturday L s , . Los Angeles 6 : 1 5 P. M. S o u t h e r n PacificDinner aboard the train i n c l u d e d , o f course, in our tour.

Including al l necessary expenses, suchas Tour is t Pullman, Lodging (Two Persons to a Room, with Bath), Au to Tripsas shown i n i t inerary, and a l l Meals

except as otherwise stated.

Ar. Minneapolis *10:12 P. M . f 10:00 P. M . SaturdayAr. St. Paul ':'10:45 P.M. 1.10:30 P.M. SaturdayAr. Chicago 8:45 A . M . t 8:40 A.M. Burlington SundayAr. St. Louis 5:10 P.M. 5:10 P. M . Sunday

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COST OF COMPLETE TOURFrom Chicago

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$60.9572.7068.00

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$129.75141.50136.80

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$59.4570.4566.05

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No Pullman included f rom St. Louis to Kansas City. N e i t h e r meals nor Pullman arcincluded from Chicago to St. Louis.

Addit ional cost f o r r oom w i t h t w i n beds, $3.75 per person. S ing le room, $4.75additional.The costs shown above "wi thout rai l t icket" are for the benefit o f passengers coming

from the East or South wi th through rail tickets.

At-. San Francisco 7 : 5 0 A.M. S o u t h e r n Pacific S u n d a yMotor cars wheel us promptly to our headquarters at the Hotel Whitcombright in the downtown district, and only a short distance from the famedCivic Center. While in San Francisco all meals are provided at our hotel.Sunday morning we have a rare sightseeing tour around the city, out alongthe Marine Drive through the Presidio, skirting the Golden Gate to seeone o f San Francisco's two vast bridges. We stop at famed Seal Rocksfor a while before returning through the Golden Gate Park via Tw inPeaks. The afternoon and all day Monday are left open for each o f ourguests to enjoy independently.

Lv. San Francisco 6 : 4 0 P.M. S o u t h e r n PacificThe Pacific Northwest is next on our itinerary and we start out by crossingthe Bay under the gigantic Oakland Bridge — a thri l l ing preliminaryindeed. A l l day Tuesday we speed northward through the impressivescenery of Northern California and Oregon to arrive in Portland at 3:35P.M. There is still time for a delightful tour o f the numerous parks andboulevards of the famous -Rose City- before dinner at the Benson Hotel.The evening is all too short before train time.

Lv. Portland 1 1 : 3 0 P.M. G r e a t Northern TuesdayAr. Seattle 6 : 4 5 A.M. G r e a t Northern Wednesday

Two days are allotted for our stay in this interesting metropolis on PugetSound, with the New Washington Hotel for headquarters. Af ter a motortour Wednesday morning, there is still time f o r a side t r ip t o gloriousMt. Rainier or across the sound by steamer to Victoria. There are so manysplendid opportunities for side trips and personal excursions in and aroundSeattle that meals while here are excluded from our tour in the interestsof economy and time-saving.

Lv. Seattle * 9 : 1 5 P.M. t 1 0 : 1 5 P.M. T h u r s d a y*Tours 1-3-5-7 return v ia Northern Pacific.*Tours 2-4-6-8 return via Great Northern.

Your opportunity to stop over on the return trip for a tourof Yellowstone o r Glacier National Parks. Arrangementsshould be made at time of booking.

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Sunday L v . Chicago 1 0 : 1 0 A.M. (CST) B u r l i n g t o nSt. Louis passengers join us at Chicago. Together we start out over thefamous Water Level Route following the Mississippi, "where nature smilesfor 300 miles," along one of the finest road beds to be found anywhere inthe world.

Lv. St. Paul 9 : 4 5 P. M S o o LineWestward we speed through the beautiful lake country o f Minnesota andthe vast wheat fields o f Saskatchewan.

Tuesday A r . Banff 9 : 3 5 A.M. C a n a d i a n PacificHere in the heart of the Canadian Rockies we stop for a day, putting up atthe majestic Banff Springs Hotel. A wonderful day o f mountain hiking,riding, swimming, tennis and other recreations.

Wednesday A r . Lake Louise 7 : 0 0 A.M. C a n a d i a n PacificTwo ful l days at lovely Lake Louise seems all too short a time to enjoysuch incomparable scenery. We browse along the wooded shores or perhapsup to Victoria Glacier, returning t o rustic Deer Lodge f o r meals andovernight.

Thursday L v . Lake Louise 1 1 : 3 0 P.M C a n a d i a n PacificAll day Friday our car windows frame magnificent views o f mountains,lakes, rivers and deep forests, as we speed on westward toward happy dayson the Pacific Coast.

Friday A t % Vancouver 1 0 : 3 0 P.M. C a n a d i a n PacificOvernight at the Hotel Georgia, in rooms with bath. Our motor tour o fthe city on Saturday brings forth many interesting sights, including thecurious Hindu section, Stanley Park. and flower-fenced homes i n theShaughnessy Heights section.

Saturday L v . Vancouver 1 1 : 3 0 P.M. B y SteamshipSunday A r . Victoria 7 : 0 0 A.M. B y Steamship

After a delightful overnight boat trip across the Strait of Georgia we findsightseeing in this "bi t of Old England" a real joy. Between meals at theEmpress Hotel our party makes the most of an eventful day, with an autotrip in the morning, visiting the beautiful residential sections.

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Lv. Victoria 5 : 0 0 P.M. B y Steamship S u n d a ySunset overtakes us as we cross Puget Sound a fascinating four-hourtrip by Canadian Pacific steamship.

At-. Seattle 9 : 0 0 P.M. B y SteamshipTwo days o f pleasant excursions from the fine new Benjamin FranklinHotel, starting with a motor tour of downtown Seattle, the many boulevardsand parks, Lake Union, Lake Washington and the Queen Ann H i l l resi-dential section. Monday afternoon and Tuesday are left open for personalpleasures, such as the short side t r ip to Mt . Rainier National Park. Theadditional cost is quite low.There are so many interesting things to do, so many fascinating places tosee in and around Seattle, that meals while here are not included in ourtour.

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Lv. Seattle 4 - 2 0 P.M. G r e a t Northern Tu e s d a yAn Portland 9 : 2 0 P.M. G r e a t Northern

A delightful adventure entitled "24 hours in the Rose City," features amorning scenic tour of the most beautiful sections of the city. We makeour headquarters at the excellent Multnomah Hotel for all our meals andan overnight stop in rooms with bath.

Lv. Portland 9 - 3 0 P.M. S R&S. W e d n e s d a y*Tours CR-I-3-5-7 v ia Great Northern, Spokane t o St. Paul.*Tours CR-2.4.6-8 v ia Northern Pacific, Spokane t o St. Paul.

Take advantage o f this opportunity fo r stopovers i n thegeyser wonderland o f Yellowstone National Park o r therugged grandeur o f Glacier National Park. Those whohave a little more time will find their trip to either of thesegreat Western playgrounds well worth while on the returnjourney. Glacier tours vary from one day t o as long asyou might want; the standard tour in Yellowstone is fourdays. Arrangements should be made at time o f booking.

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Sunday L v . Chicago 1 0 : 1 0 A.M. (CST) B u r l i n g t o nOur Alaskan adventure begins w i th a charming "cruise" a long t h eMississippi River to the Twin Cities.

Lv. St. Paul 9 : 4 5 P.M. S o o Line

Tuesday A n Bard 9 : 3 5 A.M. C a n a d i a n PacificHere we spend a memorable day at luxurious Banff Springs Hotel in theshadow of snow,capped peaks. Presently we continue our journey to DeerLodge and the inconceivably beautiful Lake Louise, where we spend twowonderful days enjoying the thrills and delights of mountain hiking, ridingand "camera hunting."

Thursday L v . Lake Louise 1 1 : 3 0 P.M. C a n a d i a n PacificWestward once more our itinerary takes us, through the heart o f theCanadian Rockies, with new scenic vistas unfolding every mile.

Friday A r . Vancouver 1 0 : 3 0 P.M. C a n a d i a n PacificOvernight at Hotel Georgia. With an entire day allotted to this interestingstopover, our tour includes a leisurely sightseeing trip throughout the cityto Stanley Park, the residential section and other attractive places. Latein the evening we board a tr im litt le steamer that carries us across theStrait of Georgia a pleasant forerunner for our main salt water excur.sion to the great Alaskan country.

Sunday M o r n i n g finds us in Victoria, a city that is in many ways reminiscent o fOld England. Our day's stay includes a really delightful motor tour, andin the afternoon we cross Puget Sound, to Seattle.

Sunday A r . Seattle 9 : 0 0 P.M. C P S.S. Co.With 7 . adquarters established at the fine Benjamin Franklin Hotel, we loseno time in making the most of our final hours before we sail. The greaterpart of our remaining time is left open for individual pleasure, except fora motor tour Monday morning.

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b.,. Seattle 9 : 0 0 A.M. A l a s k a S.S. Co. Tu e s d a yThe gangplank is up, the whistle sounds, and we're off on a trim steamerfor Alaska, with ten days of thrilling adventure in and around Uncle Sam'sown foreign land ahead of us. Our voyage takes us via the "Inside Passage,"between islands and mainland, where the sheltered waters offer a delight-fully restful cruise free from "the landlubber's curse": Seasickness.Fascinating shore excursions on our way north are made at Ketchikan andWrangell where the totem poles "grow," at Petersburg and Juneau, redolentwith Indian lore and rich i n romance and story, and at Taku Glacier'smighty river of ice.Saturday morning finds us in Skagway, the gateway city to the wilderness S a t u r d a y

Ar. Minneapolis *10.12 P.M. .1.10:00 P.M. Saturday

Ar. St. Paul ':'10:45 P.M. t 10:30 P.M. Saturday

Ar. Chicago 8:45 A.M. f 8:40 A.M. Burlington Sunday

Including a l l necessary expenses, such a sTourist Pul lman. Lodging, a l l Meals, and

Auto Tr ips as shown i n it inerary.

From Chicago and *St. LouisWithout

Railroad TicketWith

Railroad Ticket

Two Persons in Lower Berth ( E a c h ) $154.73 $223.53One Person in Lower Berth 164.30 233.10One Person in Upper Berth 160.55 229.355

of the Yukon territory. From here a tremendously thrilling side trip by traincan be made over White Pass to Lake Bennett over the famous "Trai l o f.98" o f gold rush days. Additional cost fo r this fascinating side t r ip isonly $7.50.The return trip to Seattle takes us over much the same route except thatSitka, the most interesting city in Alaska, is added to our shore leaves. Inthe very early days of Northwest settlement when Russia owned this terri-tory, Sitka was the capital of her Alaskan domain. The quaint old churchand many of those picturesque early homes still stand as they did years agowhen Alaska was only a wilderness.

Ar. Seattle M o r n i n g A l a s k a S.S. Co.Our voyage of adventure ends as we step ashore in Seattle, regretfully, yetglad to be back on familiar American soil. The New Washington Hotelis our headquarters before we begin our homeward journey through thegreat Northwest country.

l v. Seattle 9 : 1 5 P.M. t 1 0 : 1 5 P.M . T h u r s d a y*Tours 1.4 return v ia Great Northern.*Tours 2 .3 .5 re tu rn v i a Nor thern Pacific.

Take advantage o f this opportunity f o r stopovers i n thegeyser wonderland o f Yellowstone National Park o r therugged grandeur o f Glacier National Park. Those w h ohave a little more time will find their trip to either of thesegreat Western playgrounds well worth while on the returnjourney. Glacier tours vary from one day t o as long asyou might want; the standard tour in Yellowstone is fourdays. Arrangements should be made for such stopovers attime of booking.

COST OF COMPLETE TOUR

No meals or Pullman are included between S . Louis and Chicago.Rooms with bath are provided (two persons to a room), except at Deer Lodge. A b o v e

costs contemplate berth i n minimum-rate rooms o n boa t . Super io r accommodationsmay be had at slightly higher rate.

Single room at hotels, $5.75 additional; twin-bed room, $3.50 extra per person.The costs shown above "wi thout rail t icket" are for the benefit o f passengers coming

from the East or South wi th through rail tickets.

Thursday

Calm Waters, Happy Days, Glorious Scenery

Including a l l necessary expenses, such as• To u r i s t Pul lman. Lodging, a l l Meals, and

Auto Tr ips as shown in i t inerary.

From Chicago and *St. LouisWithout

Railroad TicketWith

Railroad Ticket

Two Persons in Lower Berth (Each)... $159.23 $228.03One Person in Lower Berth 168.80 237.60One Person in Upper Berth 165.05 233.85

COST OF COMPLETE TOUR

No Pullman or meals included between St. Louis and Chicago.Rooms wi th bath ( two persons to a room) are provided except at Deer Lodge. M i n i -

mum accommodations are included o n boat; however, superior accommodations maybe secured at slightly higher rates.

Single room a t hotels, $5.50 addit ional. Tw i n - b e d room, $3.25 extra pe r person.The costs shown above "wi thout rail t icket" are for the benefit o f passengers coming

from the East o r South wi th through rai l tickets.

r r • • •ALASKA • CANADIAN ROCKIES

20 DAYS Tour V

Tour Departure DatesV- I . . June 2 7 V - 4 . . Ju l y 1 8 V - 6 A u g . 8V-2 J u l y 4 V - 5 A u g . I V - 7 A u g . I SV-3.. Ju l y I I V - 8 . A u g . 2 2

Sunday L v . Chicago 1 0 : 1 0 A.M. (CST) B u r l i n g t o nFrom Chicago's great Union Station we embark on the first leg of our cruiseto America's last frontier, with a charming trip along the Father of Watersto St. Paul • l e a v i n g there 9:45 P.M. On westward across the greatplains and into the Canadian Rockies at Banff.

Tuesday A r . Banff 9 : 3 5 A.M. C a n a d i a n PacificThe luxurious Banff Springs Hotel welcomes us for a while. Then on tolovely Lake Louise for two days o f roaming the mountains, with head,quarters this time at Deer Lodge.

Thursday L v . Lake Louise 1 1 : 3 0 P.M. C nadian PacificFriday A r . Vancouver 1 0 : 3 0 P.M. C a n a d i a n Pacific

Our final day ashore is spent in Vancouver, with meals and overnight atthe Hotel Georgia, before we begin our memorable nine-day cruise throughsheltered seas to adventures under the Midnight Sun.

Saturday L v . Vancouver 9 : 0 0 P.M. C P S.S. Co.Off at last on the most unusual "ocean- trip in the world a c r o s s QueenCharlotte Sound to Alert Bay and Prince Rupert, stopping briefly at eachport. Following the calm waters of the "Inside Passage," we steam northwith fascinating shore excursions at Ketchikan, home of the fishing fleets;and Petersburg, famous for its shrimp and crab canneries.

Tuesday O u r next stop is Juneau, capital of the Alaska Territory, surrounded by seaand towering mountains. Near here we steam up close to the face of TakuGlacier, one of Alaska's strange and mighty rivers of ice—an unforgettablesight.

Wednesday W e d n e s d a y finds us landing at Skagway with two thrill ing days for sidetrips into the nearby wilderness. We may travel the way of the prospectorsto Lake Bennett fo r only $6.50 extra, o r to West Taku A r m fo r only$21.50 extra. Arrangements for these trips can be made at the time o fbooking your tour.

• PACIFIC NORTHWESTit mow

Ar. Minneapolis *10.12 P.M. f 10:00 P.M. FridayAr. St. Paul *10:45 P.M. f10:30 P.M. FridayAr. Chicago * 8:45 A.M. t 8:40 A.M. Burlington Saturday

On our return voyage we cover practically the same route, enjoying everyminute o f shipboard diversions and companionship, and the beauty o fsailing romantic seas. We find new wonders and delights on every oneof our all-too-brief shore excursions.

At% Vancouver 8 : 0 0 A.M. C P.S.S. Co. M o n d a yHere we transfer from our floating home of the past nine days to a PugetSound steamer, stopping several hours in Victoria.

Ar. Seattle 9 : 0 0 P.M. C M.S. Co. M o n d a yBack on American soil once more we spend the night at the excellentBenjamin Franklin Hotel with an interesting sightseeing tour o f Seattlearranged for Tuesday morning.

Lv. Seattle 4 : 2 0 P.M. G r e a t Northern Tu e s d a yAr. Portland 9 : 2 0 P.M. G r e a t Northern

Overnight Multnomah Wednesday brings delightful autoat the Hotel. atrip around the justly famed "Rose Ci ty." A l l meals while i n Portlandserved at our hotel.

Ix. Portland 9 : 3 0 P.M. S P.&S. W e d n e s d a y4N-1-3-5-7 v ia Great Nor thern Spokane t o St. Paul.•V-2-4-6-8 v ia Northern Pacific Spokane t o St . Paul.Take advantage of the opportunity for stopovers at Yellow-stone or Glacier National Parks on your return trip. Toursin Glacier vary from one day to as long as you wish, whilethe standard Yellowstone tour is four days. Arrangementsshould be made at time of booking.

A MorningCanter on theShore of Lake Louise

Historic Skagwayat the Head o fLynn Canal

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F a s c i n a t i ng

The group of Bargain Tours to theColorado Rockies and the BlackHills o f South Dakota, describedbriefly on the opposite page, offerremarkable vacation values f o rthose whose vacation t ime andbudget are limited. Like all Bur-lington Escorted Tours, they arepersonally escorted and offeredon the all-expense plan i n -cluding round-trip railroad trans-portation, t ra in accommodations(as you prefer), lodging a t thebest o f hotels, motor sightseeingto many o f the most interestingplaces, and truly delicious mealswherever we go.

(Top)—Cheesman Park , o n e o f Den -ver's love ly c i t y playgrounds, backedby t h e snowy peaks o f t h e Rockies.

(Left)—Colossal s t o n e f a c e s c a r v e dfrom the so l id rock o f M t . Rushmore,in t h e B lack H i l l s o f South Dakota .

(Above)—Tourists pause o n t h e r i mof t h e G r a n d Canyon o f Ar izona t owonder a t the mighty works o f Nature.

(Left, above)—Fern Lake l ies in a per-fect sett ing be low Stone Mountain, i nRocky Mountain Nat ional (Estes) Park,Coloraoo.

(Left, below)—The i n n e r h a r b o r a n dParliament Bui lding a t Victoria, B. C . ,where v i s i t o r s f r o m t h e m a i n l a n ddisembark.

C O L O R A D O - BLACK H I L L S T O U R S _ A lm i n • m o w i m m o

All-expense Costs:

From C H I C A G O F r o m S T. L O U I SAll-expense Costs: 7-Day 10-Day 7-Day 10-DayIn Sleeper (2 in a Lower, each)In Cha i r Car (Lvg. July I I . 18, 25, Aug. 1, 8)

$94.6881.45

$109.6896.45

$89.2778.10

$104.2793.10

All-expense Costs: 7-Day 10-Day 7-Day 1 0 - D a yIt: Sleeper (2 in a Lower, each)In Cha i r Car (Lvg. July 11, 18, 25, Aug. 1, 8)

$82.5869.35

$97.5884.35

$77.1766.00

$92.1781.00

DENVERCOLORADO SPRINGS

GARDEN O F GODSPIKES PEAK

ROCKY M O U N TA I NNATIONAL (ESTES) PARK

DENVERCOLORADO SPRINGS

PIKES PEAKROYAL GORGE

TENNESSEE PASSGLENWOOD SPRINGS

DOISERO CUT-OFFGRAND LAKE

TRAIL RIDGE ROAD

ROCKY M O U N TA I NNATIONAL (ESTES) PARK

CUSTERMT. COOLIDGE

STATE G A M E LODGESYLVAN LAKE

MT. RUSHMORERAPID CITY

DEADWOODSPEARFISH C A N Y O N

NOTE: Special folder, giving ful ldetails about these tours as well asother Bargain Tours t o Coloradoand the Black H i l l s o f SouthDakota, i s available o n request.

COLORADO TOURS7 DAYS—Tour No. 1 1 0 DAYS—Tour No. 3Leaving Chicago and St. Louis Sundays. June 20-Sept. 5, inclusiveFrom Chicago 10:30 A .M. (CST) o n the "Aristocrat," f rom St.Louis 2:00 P.M. on "Colorado Limited." Sightseeing in Denver onarrival Monday afternoon. Overnight in Colorado Springs at Broad'moor Hotel: a fu l l day o f motoring through Garden o f Gods tosummit of Pikes Peak. Overnight in Denver at Shirley-Savoy Hotel,motoring Wednesday to Estes Park Chalets fo r over two days ( 5days on No. 3 Tour) . Back same route. The return via Trail RidgeRoad and Grand Lake can be included for 88.00 additional.Tour No. 1 leaves Denver Friday 8:00 P.M.. arriving St. Louis9:15 P.M., Chicago 7:50 P.M., Saturday. Tour No. 3 leaves DenverMonday and arrives at St. Louis and Chicago Tuesday, same hoursas on Tour No. 1.

From C H I C A G O F r o m S T. L O U I S

COLORADO TOURS7 DAYS—Tour No. 2 1 0 DAYS—Tour No. 4Leaving Chicago and St. Louis Sundays, June 20-Sept. 5, inclusiveLeave Chicago 10:30 A.M. (CST) via the "Artistocrat," St. Louis2:00 P.M. on "Colorado Limited." Motoring about Denver on arrivalMonday afternoon, overnight at Shirley-Savoy Hotel. Tuesday atColorado Springs, motoring to Pikes Peak via Garden o f the Gods,overnight at Broadmoor Hotel. By train Wednesday through RoyalGorge to Glenwood Springs, overnight at Colorado Hotel, back viaDotsero Cut-Off to Granby. Motor to Grand Lake, over Trail RidgeRoad to Estes Park Chalets for a day (4 days on No. 4 Tour) , thento Denver.Tour No. 2 leaves Denver Friday 8:00 P.M., arrives St. Louis 9:15P.M., Chicago 7:50 P.M. Saturday. To u r No . 4 leaves DenverMonday and arrives at St. Louis and Chicago Tuesday, same hoursas on Tour No. 2.

BLACK HILLS TOURS7 DAYS—Tour No. 6

Leaving Chicago and St. Louis Sundays June 20-Sept. 5, inclusiveFrom Chicago 10:30 A.M. (CST) on "Aristocrat," from St. Louis2:00 P.M. On arrival at Newcastle, Monday 2:45 P.M. motoring viahistoric Custer and Mt . Coolidge to State Game Lodge, remaininguntil Wednesday morning. Wednesday through Aisle o f Pines andover the weird Needles Highway t o Sylvan Lake, then v ia M t .Rushmore and the world's most colossal statues, to glamorous Dead-wood. Lead o f gold-mining fame, and Mt . Roosevelt. Tw o nightsat Franklin Hotel in Deadwood. Through Spearfish Canyon Fridaydo..-/n to the train at Newcastle.Leaving Newcastle 2:45 P.M. Friday, arriving St. Louis 5:45 P.M.and Chicago 7:50 P.M., Saturday.

All-expense Costs:In Sleeper (2 in a Lower, each)In Cha i r Car (Lvg. July I I , 18, 25, Aug. I , 8)

From C H I C A G O From ST. L O U I S

$81.4569.35 1 $ 8 0 . 9 869.10

In case you do not know whatthe interior of a Tourist SleepingCar is like c l e a n , comfortable,well lighted and economical

Pullman Tour is t CarsTourist Sleepers are used on the Bargain Tours described in this

booklet (except on Colorado-Black Hills tours). In case you do notknow what a Tourist Sleeper is, let it be said that these are high-gradePullman cars in every way. A little less modern than cars designatedas Pullman Standard Sleepers, they are not air conditioned but theyare equipped with the same travel conveniences s e a t s by day andberths by night, clean, fresh bed linens, comfortable mattresses, icewater on tap, dressing rooms, electric lighting, and porter service thesame as Standard cars. The main difference is that Tourist Sleeperaccommodations are offered at reduced rates that represent unusualvalues in summer vacation travel.

Tour BookingsFinal payment for complete tour ticket must be made at least seven

days before tour departure date.Rates and itineraries shown herein are subject to change without

notice due to revision of train or motor schedules or for other causes.Chicago arrivals and departures shown in Central Standard Time.

Booking fo r tours should be arranged through R. S. Caird,Manager, Burlington Escorted Tours, 547 West Jackson Blvd., Chi-cago, or through any Burlington Route, Great Northern or NorthernPacific representative shown on following pages. These representa-tives are authorized agents for these tours and are prepared to renderevery assistance in the way of supplying detailed information, makingreservations and definitely booking passengers. We reserve the rightto decline any application.

Purchase Through Rail TicketPassengers coming from points east or south of Chicago or St.

Louis should purchase through intermediate class ticket from homestation and thus obtain full benefit of low round-trip rail fare.

How to Extend Your TourIt is a simple matter to prolong your visit on the Pacific Coast.

Merely leave one tour at Los Angeles, San Francisco or Seattle andjoin a later party for the return trip. Or you may use a tour for yourgoing trip and return independently, and vice versa. I f arrangementsfor such variations are made at time of booking, allowance will bemade for unused portion of complete tours.

Apparel and BaggageWeather on these tours is almost universally warm, therefore we

would suggest lightweight sport outfits for day wear, with comfort-able shoes for walking and, of course, change of costume for dinnerand evening pleasures (not formal attire). I t would be well also tohave cold cream for sunburn and chapped lips.

We would also suggest one medium-sized traveling bag as beingsufficient for a tour of two weeks or less. Trunks are unnecessary.

Mail and TelegramsMail and telegrams for members of tour parties shown herein

should be addressed c/o Burlington Escorted Tour (X-1, CR-3, U-4,Colorado Tour No. 2, or any other tour, as the case may be), athotels or lodges as shown in itineraries.

Our Tour EscortsThe Escorts who accompany all Burlington Tours are courteous

and competent men, travel experts whose duty it is to see that youare relieved of all cares and responsibilities wherever your itinerarytakes you. Necessarily, they are business men, since they take careof all business arrangements. More than that, we believe you willfind them congenial travel companions, always willing (even anxious)to see that you enjoy every minute of your vacation.

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