Cruise the the American way with the Georgian Bay Line, season 1940.

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SPORTS DECK. There is entertainment and social life for all . . . every moment is interesting.

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SUN DECK “C’, De luxe bedrooms E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L and © have twin beds. shower and toilet; de luxe bed- rooms M and N have double bed, shower and toilet. ‘All staterooms are outside and have hot and cold running water.

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PROMENADE DECK “A”, Semi bedrooms A, B, C and D have double bed and toilet. All staterooms are out- side and have hot and cold running water. Staterooms 100, 101, 144, 145, 146 and 147 have double lower berth. |

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LOUNGE DECK “B”. All staterooms have hot and cold running water. —Ta [= | i Ri LoBey ear Pea CLUB ALABAM [ei] fe COCKTAIL LOUNGE | j i CLUB DECK, An excellent orchestra will furnish music for dancing and other social events. Tite. . xc wt ere

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f o HERE’S A TIP FOR YOUR TRIP yo You need no extensive wardrobe or equip- } re" . a ment for your fun aboard a Georgian Bay | ‘| i ee Liner. Ordinary, comfortable summer clothes = ; ae bo —, - | are best for ship wear. Although some guests ee le fs Lt ue ete OR © UA like to dress for dinner, formal evening clothes ee — y i. ¥ Oa as a are not necessary. But bring your sportsclothes a is ~~ and slacks, and a pair of sun glasses. And lle C8 wee ee a | ae ‘a | Ve \ He i 2 a you may want a wrap or topcoat for cool a ti @e 7 7 naa oo fleet evenings on deck. If you haven't a costume rs ; LD “Et Op

S.S. NORTH AMERICAN S.S. SOUTH AMERICAN S.S. ALABAMA EASTBOUND (via Georgian Bay) WESTBOUND (via Georgian Bay) WESTBOUND (via Mackinac Island First Sailing, July 6; Last Sailing, August 24 First Sailing, July 6; Last Sailing, August 24 and Isle Royale) (Round Trip) (Round Trip) First Sailing, June 29; Last Sailing, August 24 ys Chicago Saturday 4:30 PM If Lv. Buffalo Saturday 12:30 PM (ound TP) Leave Chicago Teca 3:30PM aoe Central Standard a Time Ti WA; ; .....Saturday eas 11:45 : PM [| Ly. Av’ Buffalo...... Saturd: Cleveland... Sanday’, B30 45 AM PM Dee nractenaciau sunday 2:30 PM f Lv. Cleveland.....Saturday 11:59 PM ff Ly. Cleveland.....Sunday 9:00 AM Ly. Mackinac Isl. Sunday 5:30 PM | Ar. ...... Sunday 8:00 AM JM Ar. Detroit.. Sunday Soe 2 LD, 5 Sund: 11:30 AM Ly. Detroit...... Sunday 5:30 PM Ar. Midland...... Monday 10:00 AM Vv. pee ..., Sunday : Ar. Mackinac Isl. . Monday 3:00 PM Ly. Midland...... Monday 1:00 PM f§ Ar. Midland. . Monday 10:00 AM Lv. Mackinac Isl. . Monday 5:00 PM Ar. Detroit...... Tuesday 11:00 AM | Lv. Midland...... Monday 1:00 PM Pass “Soo”...... Tuesday 1:00 AM hy Detraik peste 12 Noon [gj Ar. Mackinac Isl. . Tuesday 8:30 AM [ Ar. Isle Royale. . . Tuesday 4:30 PM ue Tee Mala Tal. -Tuesd 11:30 AM Ly. Isle Royale. . . Tuesday 6:30 PM Ar. Cleveland.....Tuesday 7:30 PM NE Sen odn magcaree ey. : Ar. Duluth...... Wednesday *7:30 AM IevaGleveland . Tuesday 8:30 PM Ar. Chicago ..Wednesday 9:30 AM Ar. Buffalo...... Wednesday 8:30 AM EASTBOUND (Direct) EASTBOUND (Direct) First Sailing, July 10; Last Sailing, August 28 First Sailing, July 3; Last Sailing, August 28 ; (Last sailirig one way only) (Last sailing one way only) WESTBOUND ‘ (Direct Ly. Chicago...... Wednesday 4:30 PM [ay Lv. Duluth. “goo” ...... Wednesd: Ae e1:30ce ceerEe First Sailing, July 10; Last Sailing, August 28 Leave Chicago 3:30 PM Central Standard Time Pesan : Eaetaaieg onewenneair) 5 Ar. Mackinac ie) Isl.. Thursday 1:30 PM ff 4*- he Detroit...... Friday Geccit Jeeeays Ge pate Panes Ly. Buffalo...... Wednesday 2:30 PM ff Lv. Mackinac Isl..Thursday 3:00 PM [# ar. Buffalo... ‘eitirday 3:30 PM Ar. Detroit...... Thursday 8:30 AM J Ar. Detroit...... Friday 12 Noon Lv. Detroit... Thursday 11:30 AM [ff Lv. Detroit...... Friday 12:30 PM All time shown in schedules is Ar. Mackinac Isl. . Friday 10:00 AM | Ar. Cleveland..... Friday 8:00 PM sea e Cos pavinne Sheng Tie Ly. Mackinac Isl. . Friday 11:30 AM ff Ly. Cleveland. ....Friday 8:30 PM “Except Duluth, which is Central Stand- Ar. Chicago...... Saturday 9:30 AM Ar. Buffalo...... Saturday 8:00 AM Sunil Ke oe

A 2200-MILE WEEK’S CRUISE ON THE GREAT LAKES—$69.50

CHICAGO E. J. Goebel, Passenger Traffic Manager; BUFFALO Lyle L. Schoonover, D.P.A., 205 Lackawanna Howard E. Wilson, T.P.A.; Miss Adeline McKay, P. & T.A., Terminal, Foot of Main St. Telephone Washington 3736. 128 West 7 Monroe Street. Telephone Randolph 2960. NEW YORK J. J. Devine, G.A.P.D., 8 West 40th Street. DETROIT Norman L. Chinnock, District Passenger Agent, See ean e ero 8: a 1253 Washington Blvd. (Book Bldg.). Phone Cherry 6760. DULUTH A.A. Anderson, G.A. (c-o Northern Pacific Rail- way), 334 West Superior Street. Telephone Melrose 2046. CLEVELAND Carl C. Nelson, District Passenger Agent, MACKINAC 0. W. Lang, Agent, Union Ticket Office and Union Commerce Bldg. Telephone Prospect 1112. ISLAND Dock. Telephone 84. CHICAGO, DULUTH & GEORGIAN BAY TRANSIT CO.

See Your Travel Agent or Railroad Ticket Agent—he will serve you well.

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