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EAGLE, SUNDAY, MAY 19, 1940 13 rowEcncxT Poughquag, N. Y. 4 IV 4 I- i ij 1 i.7J& or a vacation that i a. different come to The Griswold-largest hotel on Long Island Sound. Only three hour from New York to historic New London.

Ideal site overlooking cool, blue waters. New Olympic size outdoor swimming pool free to guests, yachting, deep sea fishing, riding, tennis, famous 18-hole golf course with Sammy Belfore, Pro. Nightly dancing in ballroom or grill. 400 rooms and baths. Rates from $8 daily without bath, from $9 with bath, including meals.

Write for booklet. New York Office: St. Moritz Hotel, telephone WIckersham 2-5800. Brooklyn Office: Mohawk Hotel, PRospect 9-1900. Jian G.

Venttos, Prtsioent ON SUMMER RUN Ten seven-day cruises from Montreal to ports on both shores of the St. Lawrence River will be operated this Summer by the Clarke Steamship Company with their liner New Northland. Sailing on June 29 and on every Saturday in July and August, this cruise ship will call at Quebec, Murray Bay, Tadousac, 76 1 ytcr i money tort jurtl than eer Ccnmd NIAGARA FALLS TORONTO 1000 ISLANOS ST. LAWRENCE RAPIDS MONTREAL QUEBEC MURRAY RAY St Canada great panorama of wondertl Go tnrlependentty at you please or chooM one of the popular aU-etpenae cruiae-toura, DRIVC TO SHIPS SIDC. Special arrangements for Auto carried at low rate.

INDEPENDENT SAOUENAY CRUISES Daily from Montreal to Quebec, CA Murray Bar. TadouiMc, Lower 0 St. Lawrence. 3 nichta, 2 day. Afl-txpmut Tript from Aew IWfc SAGUENAY DE LUXE CRUISE-TOURS To Montreal, Quebec, 8te.

Anna de Beaupre. Lower St. Lawrence. Pullman accommodation, room QQ with bath at Manoir Richelieu (Murray Bay) and Chateau Frontenac (Quebec). PeraooaJly escorted.

3 timmm weWkly. FRONTIER-SAGUENAY CRUISE-TOURS To Niagara Fall, Toronto, 1000 Qm Islands, St. Lawrence Rapids, 14 A Montreal, Quebec, Ste, Anna de X3U Beaupre, Lower St. Lawrence. Pullman berth, room with bath at all hotels including Manoir Richelieu Murray Bay), Chateau Frontenac (Quebec).

Sightseeing. Personally escorted Twica weekly. Popular RICHELIEU cruises Outstanding vacation hit for the 3rd straight year I Quebec, Lower St. Lawrence, Lake St. John region, the Saguenay.

Ship is your "hotel" with spe 6 DAYS $675 SO mo stOatlEAl cial entertainment, shore trips, sight seeing. Evanr bag-inning July 1 (Al Ufmm tM Ntff Yark. I Dr. )M Aak about GREAT LAKES CRUISES Ml EsparaM frgfli stow York. 11 Days.

S125. lFromBuaalo.79.50.From Detroit KS7-50I Sm your TRAVEL AGENT for liienun mnj ttckeu 0r mpply J. J. Itolr. Canada Siaamthim Una, Room Fifth JV JtL Ml 2-MiS, mUroai lickm aficu.

CANADA STEAMSHIP LINES River; Baie Comeau, Anticosti Big Game Americans SHENECOSSETT GRISWOLD GOLF MMCTION IMMV SXFOM Pennsy Pioneers With Novel Travel Rail-Auto Plan The new "rail auto" travel plan being Inaugurated in Pennsylvania Railroad territory solves the prob- lem how to combine comfort, speed I and economy of train travel with the convenience of an automobile ready for use on arrival. The railroad has made arrangements with reliable renting concerns In various cities. Passenger, buying a ticket, gets a special receipt and wires ahead to have a car ready for him at such a time on such a day. It's as simple as that! Charges for his telegram and taxi fare, within ordinary limits, are deducted from his car rental. Initial service covers PennsylvaniaBradford, Chester, Harris-burg, Lancaster, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Reading, Rochester; Ohio Akron, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton, Marion, Toledo, Youngstown; New Jersey Atlantic City, Camden, Elizabeth, Jersey City, linden, Newark, New Brunswick, Rahway, Trenton; West Virginia Wheeling; Indiana Indianapolis and Fort Wayne; New York Manhattan, Buffalo, Rochester.

Other point are Washington, Norfolk, St. Louis, Baltimore and St. Louis. several new totem poles. A bridge has been built from Wrangell to Shakes Island, which is located within the city across a small arm of the harbor.

The two-day festival, June 3-4, will be crowded with sports, games, contests, native dances, under the general mangership of E. L. Keit- harm of the U. S. Indian Service.

NEW WAY TO OR FROM Canadian Rockies Pacific Northwts? and California Low fires on Canadian Pacific through transcontinental trains. mit-conditiontd. Includes 600 spectacular miles of Canadian Rockies plus 165-mile Printtst liner cruise between Seattle and Vancouver with itop at Victoria af enc let fort. Grtat Lakas Routa vi. I Toronto, Port McNicoU.Georgiaa nay, Lake Huron, Lake bupenor.

Columbia lufltld Highway I Completed for 1940 open tuty l. Spectacular tours from ake Louise to Columbia lcelieid and return, daily. i MAIXE Rainbow Trout Season Already Open; Provinces Offer Licenses for Family A survey Just completed by A. O. Seymour, general tourist agent of.

the Canadian Pacific Railway in Montreal, indicates CALIFORNIA CVlt Eastern Pomt.NewLovcfoti CONNICTICUT OU I1EI-T Sft HE IttT If MAINE imu tint ICEI 11 POLAND SPRING woiir Poland Water tin SIIfl flit i ill POLAND SPRING. MAIN! oq Twin Hot anrt cold wat i sound. Tennis; home cooking. Christians. fnnn.

A real farm on Oreenfleld Hill. 6 lunUr nin- ivmra- to mtth AT. D'P- H1KAM RICKIR SONS. INC COIVNECTICUT i ArUTTT niY'P CANAAN. VV I ill l-i LiVUUU an roomi.

Congenial 100 miles irom n. Y. Restricted clientela. Ratei t0-a2S weekly. Also furnished cottates.

Booklet. Mrs. S. F. TERRY.

CVYT TrTCTAT rMTTWEST HAVEN, CONN. Directly on L. I. Vi.JiVV LAJ yVJU 2tr up. Booklet.

Mrs. I. M. OLEWINE. TTA'DXr Fairfield, 1 1 Z-iIVU 1 fLL UV1 Int.

Own Cycle Train Goal Today's Route Through Dutchess County A new destination, Poughquag, N. V.r will be the goal of the New Haven Railroad's picture-cycle train today. There camera fans will find Ideal material for salon shots, and cyclists will enjoy a new "high" in pleasure as they explore this picturesque section of Dutchess County. Poughquag Is rich In scenic' beauty, well-suited to color film-The new cycle-route traverses about 14 miles of unusually delightful back country, through the flat farm land of Dutchess County. The hobby train, which leaves Grand Central Terminal at 8:25 a.m., will carry a baggage car equipped with special racks to carry bicycles of those who choose to bring their own.

There also will be bicycles available at moderate rentals on the train, and arrangements may be made to hire mounts when purchasing transportation. A dining car will serve breakfast, box lunches and dinners at moderate prices. In addition, a local Grange is planning a farm luncheon to lend color to this trip. Going and returning, the picture-cycle train will stop at Stamford and South Norwalk. It is due back in Grand Central Terminal at 9:50 p.m.

DACTAM DJO 1 Jl Roond Trip S.7.1 Providence. 3.2S; Rd Trip S3 50 GOAIAMIAL Tinkee Fltmhip" 1HE; Booklit "B- Ar. COIVNECnCLT BOXWOOD MANOR i Willi i i i i Old Lyme, Box Conn. Loveliness and Comfort Country-shore, a paradise majestic in stately trees, beautiful gardens, twenty acres; clean ocean air. ten- nis.

saddle horses, wit bathing, Saturday dancing; excellent table. Booklet and rates on request. TO HELP YOU PLAN YOUR SUMMER VACATION Write to Box C-1302 for profusely illustrated 2-page, 68 question Fun Quiz B. IL8I8 REST FARM, Unlonville, Conn. Beautifully located in mountains; swimming; clean, airy rooms; German cooking; 116 weekly; $2.75 daily.

Bklt. Under new management. Miee Elisabeth Kitsch. Lovely Farm on Lake. 8wim, boat, fiati, tennLs.

Excellent food. weekly. Ke-itricted. Booklet. LANTERN HII.L HOMESTEAD, Box B.

Mystic, B. F. D. MMdlenex County MoYiewHonsc I ON LAKE PDCOTOPAUO I tASTHAMPTOLCONN. Aeeom.

Itft. Modern ennTenlenees, showers, large, comfortable rooms overlooking lake. KbbsIbi water all rooms. Hone cooked meals. Fresh farm products.

Christians. Rates week. Booklet. FRANK HEIRENDT MAINE KERNAN'S West Shore HOTEL gAilPS East Sebago, Me. Most beautiful location on Sebago Lake, Ideal salmon fishing.

Sandy bathing beach. Modern cottages and rooms. Excellent food, service and hospitality; non-sectarian. Booklet; Rates 8 to $10 dally, American plan, Frank B. and Ruby J.

Kernan. LEE SHORE COUNTRY CLUB VINALHAVEN, MAINE Beautifully situated on the water's edge. Informal, homelike atmosphere. Abundant cuisine of home cooking. Table supplied by our own farm and dairy.

Boating, bathing and deep sea fishing. Booklet. NEW HAMPSHIRE Iron Mountain House JACKSON, NEW HAMPSHIRE Triii tin me Mrvt hrn runiiertctl with a linlel In Jarkion ilwe Jflfi4. art prenarrrt (a make vtay fstfu) and enjoyable. Kwl-lent nod, food bull, flnlf, Ifnnli, Union, bathing, dancing, liorieback riding; irallablf.

Knr rate and b-xtkM wrltf WII.LARD A. MESFRVF A 80V, Prop. GREYSTONE 1 and Cabins Dirsstry es the shore tf Lake Wlnnlpetsukcs LAC'ONIA, NEW HAMPSHIRE An Ideal vacation spot. Boating, bathing, fishing, tennis, croquet, shuffleboard and ping pong. Oolt and riding nearby.

Famous table. Pure mountain spring water. Modern conveniences. Rates t21 up. Christian clientele.

Write for booklrt. RALPH V. AMSDEV, Prop, HOLDERNESS INN ROl'TES AVDJJ HOI.DFRNESS. N. II 20-bcps eilats in loot, sllli if Whit.

Mtt. ovr. looking M'jsm Lsko. Print, katolns aoien, SKMlLnt flihlnt othrf artlvltloi. Christian HI- Mac 11 n.

a. jsa ctt MM I-SI rt'CDC'iI! I I geed and Mtrv Hall rr.i.SleJ?T products. Quiet, restful, modern, home cook fl VCTTT TMAT KEW MILFORD, Conn. Near Lake Csndlewood. Quiet VJ10llJLj 11N1N and restful; lane rooms: home cooking; Rates $19 VB.r P.

E. COOKE. vacatl $18. Re stion on farm: modern; bathing; 62 Restricted NECK, Branford, Conn. On Sound finest beach; sailing, fishing; own gardens.

est Haven, Conn. BATHING, GOLF. ORCH. Seashore, country. Restful.

Christian. SX9 "tfrTTDTD'O BETHEL, CONN. Ideal VV LtDLjlA. mllea from N. Y.

$16 rpTTT- rPMPP INDIAN 'ini-i VV J-ilNi-iVJlW bathing ELM TERRACE to 24. Booklet 4 i with a trip up the Saguenay Perce Alaskan Town To Hold Potlasch Wrangell, Alaska, $lay 18 Early in June this town will be the scene of a Potlatch such as the Indians held 106 years ago when the Russians established one of their earliest settlements on this site, the northern end of Wrangell Island in southeastern Alaska. The Wrangell Potlatch will celebrate the dedication of the Shakes Island recreational center, a rehabilitation project which has gone forward for two years under the U. S. Forestry Service.

Result of the project has been complete restoration to its original condition of the famous Chief Shakes Community House, the restoration of various totem poles already on Shakes Island and the erection of SPONSORED BY TWO GREAT RAILROADS BACKED BY 40 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE Think of it! the finest racationlands of (he Westtochoose from cool Colorado; magic Yellowstone; colorful Zion-Bryce-Grind Canyon National Parks; pleasure-loving California, the San Francisco World', Fair and Old Mexico; picturesque Pacific Northwest and the Canadian Rockies. Every tour is truly ill-eipense you enjoy the cool, clean comfort of modern, air-conditioned trains on low price covers everything escort looks after all details. Our U-piti "Summerl'Mri," dtscribtt tdck tour, Stnd coupon Jor jrtt copy. DEPARTMENT Of TOURS Chicago ft North Western Union PsciSc C. A N.

W. Itr. Room Ml IN Filth AM. UNION paCIFlO Room 5t 21 Fifth Am LO Slotrs J-4414 MUmy Hill 2-M50 No. York, N.

Y. Please fad as 31' SOUR TOUtU look I Strati. D-43 i niKn.raanr.l TRAILWAyS DIXIE CENTER 241 Wist 42nd SL IN MOTH 01X11 (LOW, LIVID tKwN. 7t 0W0) 8 4 NS, NEW LOWER FARES! 20 Saving on Return Trips BOSTON $0.75 ROUND TRIP 4.9S NINE EXPRESS TRIPS DAILY Monaster 2.M Fl 2.M 3.2S 3 It PerUand 4.S4 teniee K' INGSTON $1.75 ROUND TRIP 3.15 CatsVal IK Catra ITS 2. SO East CUrhata 2.SS 3.00 Itartan His) 3 25 3 .54 Windham 3 00 GrsanviUe.

Stasntars) IIBERTY $0.35 ROUND TRIP 4.25 im Mwrtic.ll, 2.10 ModMtwn 1 35 ElhNrailMl CarhondaN 2 05 2 50 1.70 1.2S Calf ste Kr Rate ana1 Schedule, to any other point. a Ktiii.ijI IS -r Island, Mont Louis, Gaspe and Fish Lures to Canada numbers than Xor years past Dominion this year in quest salmon, the battling rainbow clear, cold lakes and streams. WHAT TO WEAR WHEN YOU'RE HOME ON RANGE Out Where Men Are Men Pick Clothes With Some Care "You can wear any color combination you like, so long as it don't scare yore hoss," sez that old cow hand, Isabel McCord, who is also the American Express Dude Ranch expert and fashion adviser. Color has gone wild out West this year and there is no better place to try out wlerd combinations than in the Dude Ranch Country. Forget all about your matching city wardrobe and combine any old colors in the spectrum when choosing things to wear for that vacation in the sun country.

Cowboys wear dungarees "Levis" they call them tucked into their high heeled Western boots, topped by bright flannel shirts and a Stetson, and youll want to look as much like a cowboy as you can. Choose your ranch first, then look over your active sports clothes to determine what you have to build around. Much depends on how long you are going to be away and whether it is to be an elaborate, silk-shirt, hot-and-cold-run-ning-water, ranch or Just an ordinary cow ranch. You'll want to take some dungarees, jodhpurs, or blue denim slacks. Remember you can combine any colors you want when you select your shirts.

They come in plaids, bright red and green solid colors, stripes and checks. Take at least one flannel one and a few cotton and rayon shirts. If you like to go bareheaded, omit the sombrero. You can always buy one at the ranch's nearest town and it will be exactly right. Avoid purchasing too many non-essentials that you may not wear.

If you must have high heeled boots, they can be hired at most ranches. Don't take your good riding boots when a good strong pair of walking shoes will serve the purpose for riding and hiking. Shorts, Skirts and Belts There are heavy brass-studded leather belts and bright bandanas to give your costume variety and a more feminine appearance. Besides horses your ranch will have tennis courts, so, along with your racquet, you'll want shorts and shirts, one-piece play suits or short tennis dresses. You'll want plenty of short socks and you might add some of those new high ones that come in bright colors.

Add tennis shoes to your list and a pair of brown-and-white sport shoes. There's bound to be a place to swim, so take a suit. Nights are cool, so a sweater or suede jacket will be essential. Another essential is a pair of old pigskin gloves to protect your hands when riding. If you "dress for dinner" it will be in sport dresses In colors most fitting to you, and nothing fussy.

Wrinkle-proof materials are best. Orient New Travel Center This Summer The Orient Is the new travel field, says C. J. Collins, of Chicago, world traveler and Oriental authority. Collins has been conducting round-the-world and Orient tour parties for some years, and this Summer Is again sailing with a party on the fourth Torll tour to Japan, Korea, China and the Philippines aboard the American President linpr President Pierce, July 12, from San Francisco.

VIA THI md Pacific Northwest ALASKA PbusmU 9 DAY to Skagway and return. Sailings from Vancouver each week from $105. Special 1 1 -DAY cruises via Sitka and Skagway from Vancouver June 25, July 16. August 6 from $125. Fares include meals tod berth except at Skagway.

ALL-EXPENSE Banff, un Louise, Emerald Lake. Coat includes hotel accommodation, meals and 126 milea of mountain motoring. Tours start June g. Banff or Field. 2 to 6 days, all expense from $37.50.

Add rail tare. St Horn Trod ytf.nl at 344 Madison Nsw York City Phone VA. 6-4s44 CANADA WELCOMES U. t. CfTtZfNS W.

miwrti T)MF. to Im Trovincr ri 14 Quaker, thin yrar and try a Frrnch Canadian vacation in the land of paily-coloured hnmenpun and old tTiTTT-l fS A 0" Waramain, Now Pmtoa, Conn. (lolf. Temili llliZl ijWWiVli-Vri VV iJS. and other snorts.

Banrlrted. But. C. G. Norton.

21. APPLE HILL INN cn BanUm the time of your life. Roecial spring rales. on request. MRS.

FRANK PACH CAVE HILL CAMP LKKSVILLK, EAST MiddleflPX For Booklet ARTHUR DONNELLAN'S CAMPS HAMPTON, CONN. County ant Hampton, Rnx 17, Conn. Booklet, modem. Conn. Directly on Lake Porntopaug; modern, in rooms, excellent table: Restricted.

pMtrlctM find Informal. (Ten nit, swimming, canoes, dances free.) Horses, bicycles. Mn and 122, special. EDGEMERE East Hampton, running water Booklet. Mrs.

W. X. C. SMITH. rppn TJTT TiOM'Q vacation hide-a-way, east hampton, conn.

1 LL XilLil WIN Box 205 Rest Recreation Romance Illustrated Booklet. that American anglers in larger are flocking northward to the of speckled trout, landlocked trout and other fighters of the To the ratification of the fish- erman eager to resume his sport p.fter a long Winter, the Ontario Government this year opened the season on rainbow trout on May 1, a month ahead of its customary date. Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick are all noted for their trout, as well as land-locked sjlmon and, In the case of the latter two, that supreme warrior, the Atlantic silver salmon. Ontario, in fact, produced the world's record speckled trout, a 14H-pound giant taken by Dr. J.

W. Cook of Port William, Ontario, in the Rabbit Rapids of the Nipigon River in 1925. Salmon Fishint; Some of Canada's best landlocked salmon fishing is obtainable in Lac St. Jean, north of Lauren-tides Park. Considered by some anglers to be the gamest of fresh vster fish, the land-locked salmon Is somewhat smaller than his seagoing cousin, and is called by the Indians.

New Brunswick produces an fbundance of that silvery battler, the Atlantic silver salmon. The mouths of the Nepisiguit, Resti-gouche, Cains, Mlramichi and other rers see a heavy run of these magnificent fish en route to the spawning grounds each Spring, and sportsmen will willingly travel hundreds of miles to set their hooks one of these gladiators. The license fee for nonresidents of Canada's various provinces, while differing as to amounts, all permit the purchaser's family to fish as well as himself. Five dollars will buy a seven-day family permit in New Brunswick, while a Quebec seven-day license, good for aU fish except salmon, will cost $5.25 a season permit for Ontario cr.n be had for $8. 'Frisco Fair Lures Traveler Out West It's nigh onto curtain time for the 1940 edition of San Francisco's Golden Gate International Exposition.

The pageant of the Pacific, set to swing into spectacular bloom Saturday, is one of many spotlight attractions available to tourists who plan Western vacation adven- ture this Summer, i Because of the scenic regions it serves, the Great Northern was one of the most popular travel trails I to the California Exposition in 1939. The distinguished, air-conditioned Empire Builder rolls from Lake Michigan to Puget Sound, through Glacier National Park, which opens for the season on June 15, and the magnificent evergreen Pacific Northwest. Vacationers purchasing the special "round America rail transportation may select the "roof-top route" for travel to or from the San Francisco Exposition and Southern California and at no extra cost. Quebec Expects Big Tourist Influx Montreal, May 18 With ancient European cities temporarily devoid of tourist appeal, no part of Canada should benefit more this Summer than Quebec City, according to H. F.

Mathews, general manager of hotels, Canadian Pacific Railway. The Chateau Frontenac, Quebec's premier hostelry, expects to handle a record number of visitors who In past years have vacationed in Europe. "Many tourists will be gratified to know," said Mr. Mathews, "that those same old world charms can be found without leaving North America, for Quebec, with its 400-year-old history, has a medieval charm second only to that of Europe." BERKSHIRE HILLS TO WHOLE FAMILY. Modern lake ace.

up to 6. City water. LEFAVERS, HINSDALE, Mass. On Lake Ashmere. $12.50 up.

Booklet. $10 WEEKLY NO. ADAMS, MASS. TA'D'Nr CURTIS HOTEL Stoekbrldse, GIVES VACATION Iront cottages; I Lenox, Mass. N.

Y. office, Nearest hotel to Tanglewood. Booklet. 11 W. 42d St.

BRyant 9-6348. on Route high elevation; aU rxruJ-- Tl1.L VV 11 11I1( sports nearby. Rates $30 up. Booklet. TD A "OrrCV KVT? lVr'V Th vtion spot when-eli.

Y-. Dri.Dyw J-ixAXvEj, IN. I Vermont and Mass. meet every recreation. Rates from $18.

Write N. Y. olllce, 140 Nassau St. or phone BEekman 3-4514 foe booklet. Restricted.

INiEW HAMPSHIRE Modern single-double cabins. On Pausrus Bay, Vlnnlpesaukee. Some light housekeeping. Chris- A. HALEY'S CABINS 1 iar.

Folder. aM GRAND VIEW INN ALTON BAT. N. H. Off the main rood.

Seddle horses. u-n viij.v usis AJ1 Dortj J1750 up 0 McCAPpERTY VERMONT OAn rnrr ryr a KrrYD wn.iijijLvvaij ivmnwu ing, activities. Modern acoom. with meals MOOSALAMOO HOUSE now. 5-20 lbs.

Mountains, JiiT.rs.ii tree), tennis, saddle A. J. FORGUITES. A T-1 A Bennington, Vt. 300 vtlierls.

Partake of the foods of the enuntry. Revel in this) blend of Old World and New and go your way refreshed from conjfigtn with America, hoapitable folk, the Canndicnt tlu 'ieux Quebec. Hera you'll motor the modern highroad, of charming Chlcoutimi, Lac St-Jean, Charlevoix. Here too, ie the mighty Saguenay, that majestic fjord which empties Into the St-Lawrence, picturesque Tadoussac, where modern hoetelriea and modern recreation await you againat the background of Old World French Canada Capet Trinitt and Eterniti Hera your dollar goea farther, fur exchange gives you an extra percentage and prices arc no higher than at home. I I I I 1 lmealj; swimming, trip, $3.50.

Booklet. UT TS VPPM tA8T MIDDLEBUBG, VT. Trout and salmon fishing, I XrliN State test streams. Lake Dunmore. $18.00.

TO A MVT TM HOUSE, on Lake Champlaln, Highgate Springs, Vt. 35th season. iLo.lNX-1-llN Modern, large, airy rooms. Excellent bass fishing. Manv other ports.

Outdoor pavilion. Mineral spring. Rates $18 wkly. up with meals. Booklet.

burlinoton. VT. 250 acres private grounds. Shore cottaaes. Riding, coif, bath from $27 wkly.

Restricted. Bklt. F. K. HILL SALISBURY, VT.

Fishermen on Lake Dunmore catch the big ones B. F. D. 1, Rutland, Vt. Fishing (boats horses; restricted.

Booklet. aeres; rooms hot and cold water; good golf. Free car meets Albany boat. Round ON LAKE SHORE. BASS fishing nil State time and sire of party.

Rates A. E. CLIFFORD. Belgrade, Me. Box Grand Ile, Vt.

In Lake Champlaln; excel-((XlDllN LiJLsjIli lent fishing; congenial atmosphere; airy rooms. Bates Restricted. Booklet. Neighbours need no passport to cross the street into Canada. welcome sign is out.

Somms to Otichro this yrar and try a Frrnch Canadian vacation I WHERE TO 00 WHAT TO SEC Montreal, Bull anil th. Gatlnrau tailor, th. th. St. Maurirm Vatlev.

Qub City, Lmurmntidma sarlt, Eaotarn etUife. mnd T4mUcming by by "LAKE CHAMPLAIN VACATION CAMP 4 rORTH HERO, VT. 2-6 rm. shore cottages, central meals, all facilities. Bklt.

Box 11. t-t TUT DOT'NT'T FARM, NO. HERO, on Lake Champlaln; fisherman's 1V1 rUllN 1 paradise; home cooking; modern; $15. Booklet. TTV" A PIMTU HOUSE.

So. Woodstock, Vt. Modern, informal, homelike; near XI I J. Xi golf, riding school. $16-20 weekly.

Including meals. MAIIVE MESSALONSKEE BEACH CAMPS season. Modern caoina, orat iooa, sut spuiu. weekly. American plan.

"DTflMrFR A MPC! BRIDGT0N, MAINE. On Woods Lake, 20 mod- v-iviro em cimpt ptivle batKli op.n firet; fUKing I all sports; evening entertainment. Brooklyn references. Christian clientele. PLEASANT MT.

rom $25 up. roruand. aaimon iisning, nunting, all sports. Abundance New England food CONIFER ON LAKE KEZAR. Lovrll, Maine.

200 acres: beach, boats, accommodate 50; excellent table. Family rates available. TOURIST BUREAU QUEBEC'COHROfi Fnr maps mnrf dmrriptivr titeraturm nppfv to your ha mm travl gnrv. mutomnhilB Huh, Chamfer of tstmmmn-m, rail-cava tmamhip or buM ojticr, or wr.tm diner la LA PROVINCE DE QUEBEC TOURIST BUREAU QUEBEC, CANADA. CA1MABA fT'flTPR AVV Box 5RR.EDMTTNDSTON.

N. CANADA. VJLiuiLlL iT-XV Good Fishing and Hunting, Water Sports. $21. Bklt.

Folrior. B. I. DAVISON, frop. at.

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