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Chateau LaurierThe Fort GarryThe MacdonaldPrince Arthur HotelPrince Edward HotelThe Canadian National HotelThe Canadian National Hotel

'The Canadian National Hotel• Under construction

Jasper Park LodgeMinaki LodgePictou LodgeNipigon Lodge

/Grand Beach Hotel/Highland I n n

and C A N A D A ' SHotels of Distinction

/ Open Fall of 1930

Ottawa, Ont .Winnipeg, Man.

Edmonton, Al ta .Port Arthur, Ont .

Brandon, Man .Charlottetown, P.E . I .

Vancouver, B.C.Saskatoon, Sask.

And the following Open during Summer SeasonJasper, Alta.Minaki, Ont .Pictou, N.S.

Orient Bay, Ont .Grand Beach, M a n .

Algonquin Park, Ont .t Operated by Lessee.

For reservations and descriptive booklets, write or wire Manager, or

CANADIAN N AT I O N A L R A I LWAY SHotel Department M O N T R E A L , QUE.

A. S. McLEAN, Goneral Suporintencient W A L T E R PRATT, General Manager

How This... Great Transportation Systemis speeding the growth of a nation.

Just as the development of the western Empireof the United States followed the path of the ironhorse, so Canada is expanding hand in hand withher great railways.

Canadian National spreads its web of shiningrails throughout Canada's vast agricultural andwheat-raising areas—its boundless cattle lands—its throbbing industrial centres—its great lumber,pulpwood and mineral developments. I t con-nects these industries with every important cityand seaport i n Canada and is the great arterythrough wh ich Canadian products reach t h emarkets of the world.

Canadian National also serves the many resortsections of Canada. F r o m the Atlantic seacoastof Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, through thelake and forest regions of Quebec and Ontario,across t h e prair ie provinces t o t h e CanadianRockies and the Pacific, a thousand and one de-lightful vacation lands are reached by this greatrailway system.

Canadian National is more than a great rai l -way. T h e scope of its service includes hotels inmany of Canada's principal cities and summerresorts--steamships sailing t o ports t h e worldover—telegraph service, over 135,000 miles of wirehaving d i rect connections w i t h t h e WesternUnion Telegraph Company—freight and expressservice throughout Canada wi th connections toall parts of the world—radio broadcasting stationsacross Canada from Moncton to Vancouver.

CANADMN NATIONALThe Largest R a i l w a y System i n A m e r i c a

Operating Railways, Steamships, Hotels, Telegraph and ExpreuService, Radio Statio

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Majestic Landof Gold Rush Days

Cruise to this mystic land of glaciers and totempoles. Embark at Vancouver or Prince Rupertto sail the sheltered Inside Passage to Skagway,gateway to the Dawson Trail of gold rush days.Palatial Steamers with all outside cabins.

Falldarodt from any Canadian NaiionalRailloop again.

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Apple BlossomsOn t h e shady, rocky hi l lsides o f EasternCanada is found the delicate p ink Trai l ingArbutus with its exotic odor like that of thewater l i ly. I t is also called Mayflower be-cause of its blossom season.Down through the Annapolis Valley, in theland of Acadia, the early summer air is filledwith the fragrance of Apple Blossoms. NovaScot ia h a s always been famous f o csplendid apples.

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