GATEWAY TO AN EMPIRE

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Welcome to the Cariboo Country — the big landserved by the Pacific Great Eastern Railway — the"Gatewa3i to an Empire."

From Vancouver to Prince George the railwaypasses through a mighty land filled with mid-centuryactivity m a s s i v e mountains d u d e ranchesrangeland C a r i b o o Go ld Rush h is tory a n dthe o ld Cariboo Road, bu i l t by Queen Victoria'sRoyal Engineers. This is the "big country."Service between North Vancouver and Prince George with re-served seat and meals furnished. One day excursion availableNorth Vancouver to Lillooet and return.

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W a i l )uY ALASKA STATE FERRY

The Alaska State Ferry system, w i t h i t s spaciousliner-ferries, is surely one of the most imaginative watertransportation systems tm i l ie ront inent Everything isavailable to the traveler s n u c k bar d i n i n g room

deep reclining chairs s t a t e r o o m s a n d lots o fspace for cars.

Thu ferries travel through the world famous InsidePassage betwig t Prince Rupert. Haines and Skagway—with stops at Ketchikan. Woulgi,11, Petersburg, Sitkaand Juneau. The ferry system 14 WI serves Kodiak Island,Homer, Seward, Valdez and Cordova,

Take a Inint-row scat for an ever-changing displayof magnif icent sinweline scenery. F i sh ing vil lages,lumber taint is. sparkling waterfalls, seals and magnifi-cent glaciers are only or tow of the sights to be seen onthis t ru ly simmThicular voyage.

See Your Travel Agent

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RIVER BOAT ONBY THE YUKON RIVER

Gold rush history is yours on the historic YukonRiver. During the colorful days of the '98 thousandsof gold hungry sourdoughs navigated the mightyYukon to the glittering creeks of the Klondike.

You can relive the color and excitement of thosewonderful days by boarding the steel hulled M VSchwatka a t Whitehorse fo r a spectacular three-hour conducted cruise along the Yukon Riverthrough mighty Miles Canyon, where Jack Londonserved as a river pilot p a s t the site of old CanyonCity a n d by the old wooden railroad right-of-way.

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You STRIKE I T RICH in history, scenery andfun on the famed White Pass narrow gauge railway.

All the color and romance o f the gold rush isyours to enjoy. It's in the mysterious depths of DeadHorse Gulch t h e soaring heights of InspirationPoint a n d the "Trai l of '98."

Follow the trai l of the sourdoughs through themost inspiring scenery in Nor th America. Water-falls, roaring rivers and emerald green lakes combinewith the majestic St. Elias mountains to create abreathtaking panorama of natural beauty.

Daily service during summer months between Skagway andWhitehorse with one day excursions Skagway to Carcross roundtrip and Skagway to Bennett round tr ip.

RUSH TRAIL OF '98

By ALASKAN and CANADIANCOACHWAYSALASKA—YUKON—B.C.—ALBERTA

From the wheat fields o f Alberta and the mightyPeace to the gold fields o f Yukon and Alaska, f romPrince George, Br i t ish Columbia t o the broad Mac-kenzie Val ley stretches the challenging lands o f theGreat Northwest.

To know these lands i s t o know the frontier o f acontinent. To know its people is to know old fashionedhospitality as i t was when the west was won.

The Coachways System travels the highways andby-ways that lead to, from and around the Great North-west. T h e i r system connects w i t h a l l planes, t ra insand buses that serve this vast northern land. Coachwaysregular tours, scheduled service or charters are readyto serve you — and take you to the Great Northwest.

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