The Washington times., 1934-06-21
70 STEAMERS
AVAILABLE To
TRAVELLERS
New EngIand's Beauty Spots
May Be Reached At
Moderate Cost

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nore-WaShingtonians may sail
on a Merchants and Miners
Transportation Company ship for
ports along the Atlantic Sea-
board-Boston to the North and
Savannah, Jacksonville and Miami
to the South.
There are 20 steamers in the
company's fleet, all busily en-
gagged in commerce between the
North and the South at all sea
sons of the year. The sister
ships-Allegh hany, Berkshire,
Chatham, Dorchester, Fair + a x,
named for counties OF States
served by the line-are among
the newest and largest ships on
the Atlantic Coast.
Where could the business man
or woman find combination OF
more real benefits than those de-
rived from an ocean voyage on
one of these ships?
Relaxation, Recreation
Relaxation in comfortable deck
chair, recreation in deck games
or strolling about in the health
full salt air in the sunshine by
day or under the stars and moon
by night. There are spacious
public rooms-social hall and
music room, smoking lounge,
dance floor, a large dining room
where the finest food is served,
}staterooms with private bath
tub or shower-with salt water
in addition to hot and cold fresh
water.
Early morning coffee is served
breakfast, luncheon, afternoon
tea, dinner. The hours between
may be devoted to any number OF
pastimes-bridge, checkers, chess,
ping-pong and the famous horse
race game, the same as used on
transatlantic liners.
Regular trips covering trans
portation, meals and berth on the
ships are available, as well as
group of particularly attractive
and moderately priced All-ExpenSe
Tours offered to delight the heart
Of every traveller.
Tours Include All
These tours include meals and
berth on the ship and shore fea-
lures, such as hotels, sightseeing,
Pullman, parlor car, etc. All hotels
are superior first class and have
been carefully chosen by a repre-
sentative of the company.
The Boston tour embraces an
cient and modern Boston, the
Wayside Inn at Sudbury and a
visit to Lexington and Concord.
New England has preserved many
quaint old places which bear
memories OF our country's birth
and the struggle of our fore
fathers for liberty, and invites
you to come and share her pride
in these historic and literary
ShrineS. Salem and Marblehead
may also be visited with pleasure.
The quaint streets, winding up
hill and downhill through the old
fashioned town of Marblehead,
are delight to the visitor.
Camping-in-M Maine tour offers
four glorious days in an eXquis-
1tely situated camp in a dense
woods, with paths to a lake where
boating and swimming may be
enjoyed. The central farmhouse"
over 100 years old provides de-
1icious meals.
Countryside Is Lovely
The Maine Coast tour passes
through the lovely New England
countryside with it's Colonial ar
chitecture and beautiful trees;
through Newburyport, York Rar-
Dor, Ogunquit and Kennebunk.
The White Mountains-a motor
trip from Boston, covers the en-
tire White Mountains and the IA
NOUS beach resorts of the North
Shore, visiting the Five Great
Notches. Lake Winnepesaukee,
The Flume, "Old Man of the
Mountains" Echo Lake, Andro-
Scoggen Valley and Poland
Springs, a trip that will satisfy
the most eXacting traveller.
Bar Harbor, Northern Maine
Four-day motor tour from Boston
over the scenic highways of
Maine, shows a country unsur-
passed in mountain, lake and
rugged seacoast scenery, with a
day at the exclusive resort, Bar
Harbor.
Crosses the Line
Other trips to Quebec and
Montreal Boston and return via
New York, with the magnificent
Saguenay River, and a Cape Cod
tour. visiting Boston and Prov
incetown.
There are tours to Nova Scotia
The Land of Evangeline," Wis
iting Digby, Halifax and Wolfville