I 1 t aLscvl scc-HAN LAI FAX- NOVA SCCTI4 and CANADA'S Hotels of Distinction Chateau Laurier Ottawa, Ont. The Fort Garry Winnipeg, Man. The Macdonald Edmonton, Alta. Prince Arthur Hotel Port Arthur, Ont. Prince Edward Hotel Brandon, Man. The Canadian National Hotel Charlottetown, P.E.I. The Canadian National Hotel Vancouver, B.C. 'The Canadian National Hotel Saskatoon, Sask. • Under construction / Open Fall of 1930 And the following Open during Summer Season Jasper Park Lodge Jasper, Alta. Minaki Lodge Minaki, Ont. Pictou Lodge Pictou, N.S. Nipigon Lodge Orient Bay, Ont. /Grand Beach Hotel Grand Beach, Man. /Highland Inn Algonquin Park, Ont. t Operated by Lessee. For reservations and descriptive booklets, write or wire Manager, or CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS Hotel Department MONTREAL, QUE. A. S. McLEAN, Goneral Suporintencient WALTER PRATT, General Manager How This... Great Transportation System is speeding the growth of a nation. Just as the development of the western Empire of the United States followed the path of the iron horse, so Canada is expanding hand in hand with her great railways. Canadian National spreads its web of shining rails throughout Canada's vast agricultural and wheat-raising areas—its boundless cattle lands— its throbbing industrial centres—its great lumber, pulpwood and mineral developments. It con- nects these industries with every important city and seaport in Canada and is the great artery through which Canadian products reach the markets of the world. Canadian National also serves the many resort sections of Canada. From the Atlantic seacoast of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, through the lake and forest regions of Quebec and Ontario, across the prairie provinces to the Canadian Rockies and the Pacific, a thousand and one de- lightful vacation lands are reached by this great railway system. Canadian National is more than a great rail- way. The scope of its service includes hotels in many of Canada's principal cities and summer resorts--steamships sailing to ports the world over—telegraph service, over 135,000 miles of wire having direct connections with the Western Union Telegraph Company—freight and express service throughout Canada with connections to all parts of the world—radio broadcasting stations across Canada from Moncton to Vancouver. CANADMN NATIONAL The Largest Railway System in America Operating Railways, Steamships, Hotels, Telegraph and Expreu Service, Radio Statio CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS FIRST ANNUAL PRAIRIE FARMER TOUR CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS to WINNIPEG, MAN. AUGUST 24th-28th, 1930 a *1 eMNIMEE• e=•••••••• 8= ,, 0,01) ••••••••• 417: 4 -.CE ••••• ',111—••••••• BOILED LAKE TROUT. SAUCE HONGROISE 1116 -4: 10,1.mo. GRILLED SWEETBREAD. HAM AND MUSHROOM. 11 BEARNAISE SAUCE xOtarall ROAST RIBS OF BEEF, YORKSHIRE PUDDING .1•1111 IpAdIMMIP 4:474 MME S • ONIMIB 4, a • , ..mara • „ow..4. COMBINATION SALAD. THOUSAND ISLAND DRESSING snr,mo - (IV ••••••-„, dam v •••••• • AMEMEMO jodnEm••••••• Egneraggs, Tigaro aniattgarettro Glass km-tents Bromo Seltzer I 5c Splits Pt*. Red Raven 25c Duncan Water (Sparkling)_25c Mineral Waters (various) 20c 35c Vichy Celeatins_ 20c 30c Club Soda I 5c 20c Sweet Ginger Ale 25c Dry Ginger Ale. I 5c 25c Apple Cider Soda. I 5c 25c Ginger Beer in Stone Bottle I 5c Orange Crush I 5c Lemon Crush I 5c Lime Crush I 5c Coca-Cola I 5c Inds. Grape Juice._ 20c Glass Lemonade, Plain_ 20c Lemonade with Soda_ 30c Lemonade with Mineral Water. 35c Ettgure Imported Cigars 15c, 20c and 25c each anti Choice Havana Cigars__ I 5c each and 2 for 25c Ttgartnts Cigarettes____20c, 25c, 30c and 35c per pkg. 1 1 1 Majestic Land of Gold Rush Days Cruise to this mystic land of glaciers and totem poles. Embark at Vancouver or Prince Rupert to 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 Naiional Railloop again. CANADIAN NATIONAL 111114 Largest Railway System it America Trailing Arbutus and Apple Blossoms On the shady, rocky hillsides of Eastern Canada is found the delicate pink Trailing Arbutus with its exotic odor like that of the water lily. It is also called Mayflower be- cause of its blossom season. Down through the Annapolis Valley, in the land of Acadia, the early summer air is filled with the fragrance of Apple Blossoms. Nova Scotia has always been famous foc splendid apples. CANADIAN NATIONAL RAI LWAYS L DINING CAR SERVICE n.ono,r.