CANADA LMMMTEMM Quickest Time Across the Continent CANADIAN PACIFIC TRANS CANADA LIMITED "Class" Right Through The Trans-Canada Limited Consists of Standard Sleeping Cars Compartment Sleeping Cars Compartment-Observation Car Dining Car For Sleeping Car Passengers only- Coach Passengers not carried JVo Extra Fare PRINTED IN CANADA. TEANS CANADA LIMITED Quickest Train Across Canada Convenient Hours of Arrival and Departure at Principal Cities and Resorts. Montreal—Vancouver . ... 92 hours Toronto—Vancouver 88 hours Saves a Day Each Way TRANS CANADA LIMITED Only a limited quantity of personal The Trans-Canada Limited is the quickest train baggage will be carried. Passengers across Canada, and the longest-distance all-sleeper train must present sleeping car tickets of this continent. It offers a through, unbroken service with passage tickets when checking from the? Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean, with no baggage. Passengers with baggage change of cars or lay-overs. checked through from other stations or other lines should show passage The Trans-Canada Limited starts, in the east, from and berth tickets to Baggage Master both Montreal and Toronto—in the west, from Van­ at entraining point if they have per­ couver. It consists of sleeping, compartment, and sonal (wearing apparel) baggage to compartment-observation cars, all of the most modern, be carried. All other baggage must most comfortable, and most luxurious type of railway be forwarded on other trains.** No accommodation. To it is attached a dining car that sample baggage carried. provides the cuisine and service for which the Canadian Pacific is famous. The Trans-Canada Limited leaves Montreal, Toronto and Van­ couver daily, and is for standard sleeping car passengers only. No coach passengers are carried, and the amount of baggage carried is restricted. > The Trans-Canada Limited is the best train for the business man because of its convenient hours of arrival and departure at the principal cities of Canada. It speeds up routes, and makes arranging itineraries easy. It is the best train for the ocean traveller who makes close connection with steamships sailing either from Vancouver, Montreal or Quebec. East to west, or west to east, it saves a day across the continent. It is the best train for the vacationist visiting the Canadian Pacific Rockies, for it puts him there quickly, at convenient times, and in the utmost comfort. Open Top Observation Cars placed at the rear of the Compartment-Observation Car on the Trans-Canada Limited between Field and Revel­ stoke (June 4 to September 15). No extra charge. TRANS CANADA LIMITED The Canadian Pacific is the world's greatest trans-' portation system. RESERVATIONS for the It has a total length, including lines owned and controlled, of over 19,870 miles, and serves all the Trans- Canada Limited important industrial, commercial and agricultural can be made through sections of Canada, as well as many parts of the any Canadian Pacific agent United States. in Canada or the United States Practically every large city of Canada is situated on the Canadian Pacific system, which reaches also C. E. E. USSHER, famous historic spots, wonderful holiday making and Passenger Traffic Manager, sporting resorts, and some of the most magnificent Canadian Pacific Railway, scenery in the world. MONTREAL The Canadian Pacific has 27 passenger and freight steamships on the Atlantic Ocean, linking Canada to the British Isles, France, Belgium, Germany, Italy and the West Indies. On the Pacific Ocean it has 8 steamships linking Canada to Japan, China and the Philippines. The Canadian Pacific has, between the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean, a chain of 13 magnificent hotels setting the standard for hotel accommodation in Canada. The Canadian Pacific telegraph system extends the entire length of the railway, and also reaches every point of importance in Canada. The Dominion Express Company (operating in connection with the Canadian Pacific) has a world-wide merchandising and financial service. Valet service {located in Compartment- Observation Car) available for passengers on the Trans-Canada Limited WEST BOUND TIME TABLE WEST BOUND TIME TABLE Standard Sleepers * Trains 7 and 9 (Trans-Canada Limited) 1 Miles Miles are for Standard Sleeping Car Passen­ 0.0 MONTREAL ....Lv. 5.00 pm E.T. Su MTuWThFrSa 1411.6 WINNIPEG ..Lv 10.45 am CT. Tu W Th Fr Sa Su M Montreal to Vancouver. tt a tt tt u u it it gers only. 111.3 OTTAWA ....Ar 8.00 " u u u a ti it it u 1544.7 Brandon .Ar 2.10 pm Standard Sleepers * it ....Lv. 8.15 « ti ti it tt tt ti tt u tt ..Lv. 2.18 " a it u u u tt u ii Toronto to Vancouver. it it ti it it u it u pT ll ti it tt tt It tt Coach passengers not carried. 220.5 Pembroke* ... .Ar 11.10 " 1675.6 Broadview .Ar 5.55 " Standard Sleeper * 242.3 Chalk River ...Ar 11.50 " u tt it u u tt it it u ..Lv. 5.00 " iyj T- it it it it it it it it tt it it it ti it ti tt Fort William to Winnipeg. Between Montreal and Ottawa a limited ....Lv. 11.55 pm ti a it it it ii it u 1768.4 REGINA Lv. 7.50 " number of parlor car passengers will 360.0 North Bay ...Ar 3.15 am tt MTuWThFrSaSu 1810.0 MOOSE JAW .Ar 9.00 " ti it it it it u it it Compartment Sleeper f it tt it a it u it ti it u it u it it it tl il it be carried. ...Lv. 3.25 " .Lv. 9.20 pm Toronto to Winnipeg. 439.0 Sudbury ...Ar 530 am u a a a u it tt it 1920.5 Swift Current .Ar 12.20 am " WThFrSaSuMTu Compartment Sleeper f Passengers not carried locally between .Lv. 12.30 " ti it u it it a it ti TORONTO ...Lv. 9.00 pm " Su MTuWThFrSa " a it it ii u a it it Montreal to Vancouver. tt 2067.9 Medicine Hat .Ar 4.25 " Kenora and Winnipeg MacTier ...Ar 1.10 am MTuWThFrSaSu tt it a tt a it tt ii it tt it it u a it it tt a ..Lv. 4.35 " Compartment-Observation Car { Winnipeg and Brandon ...Lv. 1.20 " it u u tt ti u it u Sudbury ti MTuWThFrSa Si 2243.9 CALGARY .Ar 10.05 " Montreal to Vancouver. ...Ar 5.15 am a ti a a a u tt tt ti Regina and Moose Jaw it u ti u ii a n ..Lv. 10.20 am Dining Car «. 439.0 Sudbury ...Lv. 5.45 am " it ii it ti u u tt u Calgary and Field tt it it ti it it u tt 2325.8 BANFF ..Lv. 1.05 pm Montreal to Vancouver. 472.9 Cartier ...Ar 7.00 " tt it it it a tt it tt ti tt a it it it it ti 2360.5 LAKE LOUISE ..Lv. 2.20 " 12 Sections and 1 drawing room. .$ ...Lv. 7.05 " V/I T" ti u it it it ll tt 10 Compartments. a tt it it it tt a it 2380.4 FIELD .Ar 3.30 " 609.3 Chapleau ...Ar. 11.05 " it p nr a a tl it it ll tt 1 Drawing room, 3 Compartments. v tt ti tt tt tt ti it it it ..Lv 2.45 " .. Lv. 11.15am tt u u tt it tt ll ti tt it tt tt ti it tt it 2465.8 GLACIER ..Lv. 6.25 " 741.1 White River ...Ar 3.15 pm it ti tt u ti it it - tt u u it tt ti u it it it 2506.3 Revelstoke .Ar 8.00 " .. .Lv. 3.20 " u u it it ti ti it tl it a it tt tt ti it tt a ..Lv. 8,10 " 859.4 Schreiber ...Ar 6.55 " 2551.1 Sicamous ..Lv. 9.45 pm il tl ti it it it tl ft a ...Lv. 7.00 " tt tt it tt ti it ti tt tt it tt ti it it tt 2635.2 Kamloops... .Ar 12.55 am " ThFrSaSuMTuW 987.9 PORT ARTHUR.. ...Lv. 10.48 " a it it a ii it ii ii u u tt it it ti it u it ..Lv. 1.05 " 992.3 FORT WILLIAM... ...Ar 11.00 " E.T. u ii a ii it it ii tt tt tt it tt ti it it it 2756.6 North Bend .Ar 5.40 " ...Lv. 10.20 pm C.T. tt Lv. 5.50 " tt u u a u n it u 1139.5 Ignace ...Ar 2.25 am u TuWThFrSaSuM tl ll ll il ll ll ll it it a u it ti a it ii it 2885.7 VANCOUVER Ar 10.00 am ...Lv. 2.35 " U tt U t. .. t< it tl it tt it ti it it it it 2885.7 Vancouver ) C.P. Lv. 10.30 am 1285.7 Kenora ...Ar 6.30 " tl ll It tt ll tt tl It u ...Lv. 6.40 « it it it it it it it it 2958.7 Victoria \- Str. Ar 3.00 pm 1411.6 WINNIPEG ...Ar 10.15 " ti it tt ii it a u u 3049.7 Seattle I Ar 9.30 pm P.T. Th Fr Sa Su M Tu W *Stops on flag signal for Standard Sleeping Car Passengers to Fort William or West. C.T., Central Time. M.T.. Mountain Time. P.T., Pacific Time. E.T., Eastern Time. C.T., Central Time. STANDARD SLEEPING CAR COMPARTMENT CAR ^m-m-m-nTTi'm EAST BOUND TIME TABLE EAST BOUND TIME TABLE Trains 8 and 10 (Trans-Canada Lim­ ited) are for Standard Sleeping Car Miles Miles \ Standard Sleepers * Seattle v 11.30 pm P.T.