The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 19, 1924, Page 16

Pacific Nor thwest _ Fill Winnie Il | AU, Do Seattle and Tacoma Realize This? Completion and Opening of Naches Pass Highway Seattle and Tacoma Should Work for Completion of Naches Pass Highway A Delightful Auto Trip to ELLENSBURG Over Snoqualmie pass, along the shore of Lake Keechelus and down the beautiful Yakima river. Plenty of beautiful places to camp. Five to six hours over good roads. Good-hotels. A beautiful, irrigated dis- trict. Home of the Washington State Normal school. Save September 11, 12 and 13 to attend the Ellensburg Rodeo the big western show. Bucking contests. Stage coach races. Cowboy pony express races. Indian village. Wild cow milking contest and wild horse races. Three days of thrills. Bull dogging. County Seat of Snohomish County Population 33,000 and Unsurpasse For Further Information Write Secretary Everett Chamber of Commerce THE OAKLAND OF SEATTLE KIRKLAND AT THE END OF THE YELLOWSTONE TRAIL 20 Minutes by Fast Ferry From Seattle Small Ranches, Chicken and Berry Farms Delightful Suburban Homes in the Center of a Community Population of Over 7,500 Splendid Stores, Banks, Cafes and Garages FREE AUTO-TOURIST CAMP For Free Information and Attractive Literature Write the Secretary KIRKLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE THROUGH JASPER NATIONAL PARK The Largest in the World 4,400 square miles in the heart of the snow-capped CANADIAN ROCKIES a treasure-land of snow peaks, glaciers and lakes and the largest game sanc- tuary in the world. JASPER PARK LODGE Provides modern accommo- dations and recreations for 350 guests. (Altitude only 3,469 fect. Rates $6.00 up, American plin.) LOW SUMMER PARES J. F. McGuire, Gen'l Agt. Passenger Department 902 Second Ave. nae Main 4906 SEATT: Scenic Booklet ie REACHED ONLY Hy C ADIAN NATION TARGEST. RAILWAY SYSTEM INTHE WORLD = howelly Stage = THE SEATTLE STAR Lake Washington Sight-Seeing Ferries Popular With Tourists WHERE-TO-GO BUREAU IS | VACATION a ee This 4 Northwes manufactur in Seattle, It ix tho only Camp Stove made of galvan ized. iron. It, will not rust and will last a Hfetime Come to our fac tory (address be low) f Free Demonstration. THE CAMP-MATE folded with. tank, pump and funnel packed inside case measures 5x10%x19% inches; shipping weight, 15 pounds. PRICE $9.00, Manufactured and For Sale by Hydro-Carbon Light Co. Established 1908 We Repair All Makes of Camp Stoves MA in-2780 2404 First Avenue Dustness Pleasure SEATILE TO SEATTLE GOLF CLUB, via North Park and Grovelands—Fare 20¢ SEATTLE TO EDMONDS, RICHMOND BEACH—Fare 40¢ AND ALL WAY POINTS SEATTLE TO BOTHELL, 40¢—Round Trip 75¢ WOODINVILLE, 50¢—-HOLLYWOOD, 60¢ SEATTLE TO THRE POINT, & 120) VYDALE and DES MOINES—Fare 50¢—Round ‘rip, 85¢ SEATTLE TO RENTON Via BRYN MAWR AND EARLINGTON Fare 25¢ { TO BLACK DIAMOND, $1.15 — (EN yER VALLEY, 80¢ PUYALLUP, $1.00 TTLE TO ENUMCLAW, $1.35 — AND FAIRFAX, $2. , 81.85 SEATTLE TO DUVALL, $1.15—MONROD, $1.35 SNOHOMISH, $1.05 — INDEX, $2.35 ‘OR INFORMATION, FARES, SCHEDULES and SPECIAL TRIPS PHONE EL jot 1401, MOTOR BUS DEPOT 1916-18 Third Avenue A New Place to Go Outing or Vacation Let the Where-To-Go Bureau Tell you about numerous Interesting Places FREE SERVICE! Where-To-Go Bureau Main Office 414 University Street Phone EL lot-7293 i. Vacation 1 National Par’ 9 Tacoma’ Seattle Pertla Take Your Visitors on the CANAL TOUR They can see more of the beauties and wonders of Seattle in 2% hours than in any other way. It is the best and most enjoy. able way of showing Se: attle to your guests, The Steamer ATLANTA makes two trips daily through Lakes Washington and Union, the canal and locks, the nd and har bor, af 1 splendid view of residential tions, great lumber : and other industries, and the activities of the water: front, Leaves Leschi Park 11 a.m. Leaves Marion St Dock 2pm, Lake Washington Ferries f SPECIALS from Seattle’s Camp Goods Headquarters BASFORD BED — This steel Folding Bed Js an excellent buy $15 ARAB 7X9 SHELTER DUCK AUTO GRUB BOX— ARAB TENT— as per cut ereree 4 $20 CAMP STOOL— Special Special . CAMP COT —Here's a « Stores— at 7 First 2007 Westlake 4 Stores— 15th N.E. and Victory Way 6001 Whitman EDMONDS-KINGSTON m PORT GAMBLE-SHINE | FERRY ROUTE CHANGE OF SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE SATURDAY, JUNE 21 \ return trip can be made to Port Angeles and Lake Crescent in one day. Autoists, ¢ Under the new schedule the first ferry leaves Edmonds at 7 a. m. Frequent service thereafte er the shortest ferry route insures a pleasant, speedy and economical trip nal country and the Olympics beyond, §8:00 9:00 A. 0 $10:00 $1200 0 $4.00 35:00 §6:00 8:00 BP *Connect with Edmonds-Kingston Perrys Port Gamble-Shine Ferry SOUND FERRY LINES Phone Auto », os To! EL iot-6343 Phone Ay to Lub, Times Tourtst Bureau to Bureau, 414 Univers amber of Com- rourist Bur information SNOQUALM On the 8 1 PHONE VIA BEND VU, HOLZBIMER, Mgr, It’s Rhododendron Time |