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Mile for Mile America's Most Interesting Trip lBitturt .ettion l)art 2 Januarp 13, 1929 Mile for Mile America's Most Interesting Trip •• Stone Mountain, near Atlanta, Georgia , to I tit throu~hScenic.Histonc lle!!ions The Dixie Flyer Route leads direct to Florida Use the coupon on this page for illustrated Tune In Tonight-WGN, 9:15-9:45 p. in. C. S. T. through territory rich in scenic, historic and ro- literature on Florida, Cuba or other tropical (416.4 Meters-720 Kilocycles) mantic interest. It passes through Evansville, resorts. The Dixie Flyer Route Travel Bureau Hear another of a series of delightful Sunday night Dixie Flyer Route radio programs being broadcast from Station WON gateway to the Southland . the famous Blue- will gladly answer all questions about a trip (Chicago Tribune on the Drake Hotel). Listen to Dixie music. grass section of Kentucky ... Nashville, nes- South,arrange itineraries and make reservations. Also hints on where to go and what to see in Florida and our neighboring island of Cuba-only 6Yz hours distant from Florida tling amidst deep wooded hills . crosses and shores. recrosses the beautiful Tennessee Mountains and 2 ttDIXIES" DAILY Call HARrison 5100 or meandering Tennessee River, where can be seen MAIL THIS COUPON AT ONCE from various anglesthe graceful Moccasin Bend. All new "Dixie Flyer" leaves Chicago at 10:30 p, m. Luxurious-eomplete in every detail. Ob- ........-.-........•.~.._ _ _.•..•....• On to Chattanooga, where historic interest runs servation, drawing room, compartment and open DIXIE FLYER ROUTE TRAVEL BUREAU riot ... Lookout and Kennesaw Mountains, Mis- club-lounge-s-of 922 McCormick Building, Chicago, Ill.. section sleeping cars. Smart a Please check ordy sionary Ridge and Chickamauga National Park. new type-a distinctive feature on the Dixie eli tie II which you Please send illustrated literature about may visit: Thence Atlanta-metropolis of the Southland- Flyer. Coaches and dining car for all meals. Jacksonville . Florida East Coast Resorts . St. Augustine . and Florida, your destination. All new, all-Pullman "Dixie Limited" through Palm Beach . Florida West Coast Resorts . l\Siami . to Miami, leaves Chicago at 2 p, m, Observa- Daytona . tion, drawing room, compartment, open- section Cuba Nassau Bahamas . Orlando . If you have decided to see Florida this year, ar- Tampa . sleeping cars. Club-lounge car and dining car Name . Sarasota . St. Pe\ersburg . range to see. the fascinating country between for all meals. Havana . Address . there and here via the Dixie Flyer Route. It About when will Trains leave Chicago, Dearborn Station you leave for costs no extra money-requires no extra time. (Polk and Dearborn Streets) via C&EI Rv, City State '. , . Florida? ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• " I c I---L &N----N C ~ St L Famed for Dixie Food and Service ,.
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