The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-03-07
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OF earning something during your
spare moments. The harder you
work. the more you can earn.
Just imagine visiting Hollywood
a movie studio, with an opportun-
ity to see your favorite stars, and
hundreds of other interesting
spots. This truly will be an educa-
tional trip for the lucky girls. And
heres a tip, there may be some
mighty fine surprises later on. 1t
will pay any eligible young lady to
call at the Herald office and enter
at once! Get started in this work
early, it will be to your advantage!
The following is the itinerary of
the two trips-the major prizes:
First Day-Leave Sank Centre
morning train boarding the North
Coast Limited of the Northern Pac-
ific at Little Falls. Lunch and
dinner-Pullman lower berth pro-
vided Little Falls to Seattle, Wash.
Second Day-Enroute to Seattle
all meals in dining car.
Third Day-Breakfast in Dining
car before arriving Seattle. Arrive
Seattle-S:3O A. NJ. Transfer in
taxicabs to the Benjamin Franklin
Observation-Disclosures while in that
city. In the morning motor trip
of Seattle and the surrounding
country is taken. Lunch at the ho-
tel-after which theatre party will
be enjoyed at the Orpheum.-Din-
ner at the hotel-evening open as
departure is early from the hotel.
Sleepers open for occupancy 9:3aO
p. M.
Fourth Day-Arrive Portland,
Ore.-Northern Pacific $50 A. NJ.
Hostess will meet party on arrival
and assist in the arrangement for
the day in Portland. Breakfast at
the Multnomah Hotel, after which
and all day motor trip down the
beautiful Columbia River will be
made. Luncheon at the Cascade
Locks-return to the hotel at $50
p. NJ. Dinner at the Multnomah no.
tel.
Leave Portland on the Southern
Pacific's Cascade" at $50 P. M.
Fifth Day-All meals in the din
ing car enroute to San Francisco.
Arrive San Francisco $50 P. H
host will meet group on arrival at
San Francisco and transfer will be
made to the William Taylor Hotel
Room with bath and every luxury
will be provided at this new and
mod .rn hotel Logging at the hotel
Sixth Day-Breakfast at the no
tel-then a three hour motor tour
covering thirty miles of San Fran
cisco's interesting terrain. Return
to the hotel for lunch. Afternoon
theatre party at San FranciSco's
largest theatre, the beautiful new
Fox" Dinner at the hotel-then
conducted tour of Chinatown-the
largest self governed foreign settle,
ment of the Orient in the United
States. Lodging at the William
Taylor.
Seventh Day-Leave San Fran
cisco on the Daylight Limited OF
The Southern Pacific at 800 A. M
Breakfast-lunch and dinner in the
dining car. This train follows the
coast line of California for many
miles between San Francisco and
Los Angeles-arrive Los Angeles at
8:45 P. NJ. On arrival hostess will
meet group and assist in transfer
to the Biltmore hotel-Los Angeles
best.
Eighth Day-Breakfast at the no
tel-Motor trip to Hollywood, Pas
adena-the beaches and studios
Lunch at the restaurant in Univer-
sal studio in Hollywood with the
stars. Return to the hotel at $50
p. M. Dinner at the hotel-evening
theatre party at Grauman's Chin
csc Theatre in Hollywood.
Ninth Day-Breakfast at the no
tel-start on a three hour journey
down to San Diego by motor.