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and dance rooms are theirs to
browse around in-they contain IL
brares and many things of interest
in case there should be stormy
weather land that is not likely as
September Is the month when its
most expected) there is glass en-
closed promenade restfull at all
times. Tea Is served in the after
noon and boullion in the morning
Ito help along those keen appe-
tites, manufactured by salt air.
In New Orleans, Americas most
interesting city" there are many
sights to see-your host or hostess
will see that you make all the most
worthy of them-First you will
have to get located in this metro
politan city Of the South-away In
taxi to the Roosevelt Hotel
rooms yes-fine ones will be your
home while in New Orleans.
On the morning Of arrival a mot
or trip taking four hours will be
made-visiting the old French and
Spanish quarters (real creole). This
French quarter is known as Vieux
Carre-see the Historic French
Market, old st. Louis Cemeteries,
st. Louis Cathedral, Pirates ALLEY,
Pontalba Apartments, Spanish Cab
lido, Napoleon House, Old United
States Mint, Banana Docks, Pack
enham Ruins, Chalmette Battle
field and the Museum Of Natural
History. The other side Of New
Orleans Is different here you will
see a beautiful city, Lake Ponah
tchartrain and the Southern Yacht
Club, colorful Bayou st. John,
Beauregard Monument, Tulane
Stadium, the municipal buildings
and Aubundon Park.
Luncheon will be taken at the
Roosevelt hotel after which, your
boat host will show you downtown
New Orleans-Canal Street in New
Orleans can not be duplicated In
any town in this country-its
unique shops and gathering places
are restful to the eye and body-its
said when q Yankee comes to town
he comes over from the hotel
starts walking down Canal Street
the first block he makes twice as
quick as the natives-the second
block just a little bit quicker and
the third block is behind the ma
tives-they just move along down
an New Orleans-get their work
done and enjoy life.
Evening dinner at one Of New
Orleans most talked Of restaurants
-~St Louisiana" Sea foods Ala
Creole, as they have never been
cooked before or elsewhere-fam'
Gus French and Spanish dishes in
a most enjoyable atmosphere
Theatre after dinner.
The next morning breakfast at
the hotel-then pack for the trip
Northwest to Chicago-this journey
is made on the Illinois Central's
most modern equipped train - the
Louisiana" Yes you will have
pullman lower berths-most tasty
meals in the diner and real service
the next morning after a late
breakfast, arrive at Chicago.
In Chicago you will also have a
hostess to see that you have some
fun in this 101 year old town-The
Morrison hotel will be headquarters
the morning will be spent In a
most unusual motor trip Of the
City-this tour includes both the
North and South sides Of the city
every point Of interest will be
visited-you will see Chicago's sky
line as you saw New York's, the
Boulevard Mich. and all the beau
tiful shops.
without visiting Marshall Fields
would be without seeing Chicago
so lunch will be taken in the beau
tiful Walnut Room at Fields-af-
ternoon will be spent in seeing Chi
cago's Loop district-a visit will be
made to the National Broadcasting
Studios, located in the Merchan-
disc Mart, (the largest building in
the world.
Dinner will be taken at the Nor
rison Hotel-after which everybody
will say good bye to Chi and board
the train for home.
Yes you will enjoy this trip -
get out and work for 1t now-travel
1850 miles in a wonderful ocean
liner-travel 1900 miles by rail, all
first class-all expenses paid, even
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