The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 28, 1924, Page 16

Pacific Northwest GENERAL EXODUS 1 ss:-S.0" Sco ( ODD FORMATION BUILDS UP GEYSER LABOR DAY i tn aritin . By taking advantage of the - ferry service, it is quite possible . for motorists to even make the so time this holiday will give ferry ing from Port Angeles to Vic ad then from Sidney te Anacortes and returning thru Mount Vernon and Everett | 4 ie H : UTINGS Visit Bremerton and Puget Sound Navy Yard ncnse M. daily, and arrives TORONTO _ in 84 hours ¥ MONTREAL in 90 hours inciudes Compartment Phone BE acn-0183 for Ferry Schedules. Lake Washington Ferries J. L, Anderson, Manager Main Office, Leschi Park Grotto geyser, in Yellowstone National park, is one of the big drawing cards for tourists from East and Far West over the } orthern Pacific railway It Costs No More To Travet cusieu Ae 'ton (DISPLAYED AT EXPO |LUMBER GAINS“: Ru PRR eS New Business 16 Per Cent |? Up, Is Report New business for the week ©: wail Ger cant “show When Going For An Out- and the shipments were ing. Stopaat Use Automobile Ferries on Your Motor Trip ng greater dem "| OUVALL, WH. Open Under New Management SEATTLE TO BREMERTON—¢ 8:30, 10:15 a. m ‘ 8 1:30 5 RETURNING, BREMERTON TO SEATTLE—S§ of ALL KINDS CAMPING SUPPLIES CAMP LEWIS WIRELESS University st. Enjoy your Labor Day by taking a nice camping trip. We rent auto tents, wall tents, cots and complete camping outfits. Make your reservations early. EL iot-H411 EL jot-3412 76 University St. Cor, Western Ave. S THE NEW WAY at Strictly Modern Cafe in Connection Whitehead Club to |Aid Woman Aspirant Sponsored by seven Seattle women, a “Reah Whitehead club” h | tormed acheduled fo cafeteria. Men and women are both invited to attend The women org to push the cam Phone for full information about any of these trips. And trips to Port Townsend, Port Angeles, etc. PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION Co. | NAVY YARD ROUTE COLMAN: DOCK - FOOT MARION'ST. PHONE MAIN 2222 > del ly She = SEATILE TO SEATTLE GOLF CLUB, via North Park ané lands—Fare 20¢ y noon at Meves’ the ‘club| n of Justice} We have a quantity SLIGHTLY USED 10x12 8-0z. Guaranteed Full Weight 3-FOOT WALL TENTS All in perfect condition, and rep resent splendid values. The regu lar price in $17 80. but our very Monte hey tas... $14.25 WE RENT TENTS Wy the day, week or month easonable rate you along for the o Through Jasper National Park | —4,400 square miles in the heart of the snow-capped Canadian Rockies —a treasure-land of snow peaks, | glaciers and lakes and the larg- | | | est game sanctuary in the world. Jasper Park Lodge provides modern accommoda- tions and recreations for 350 guests. (Altitude only 3469 feet. Rates $6 up, American Plan.) | LOW SUMMER PARES Wire <D BEACH—Fare 40¢ INTS SEATTLE TO EDMONDS, RIC AND ALL W , MED $1750 Upper picture shows the tourist booth of the Camp Lewis | e s store at the Merchants’ Exposition last week at the J. F. McGuire, Gen'l Agt. Bell st. dock. The lower view is of thé tent factory of this i 902 Second Aye. Pet. Main 4908 company which puts out tents and canvas goods and camp-| Sf rh Nii font Park | SE, ATTLE Scente Boadlet Free ing equipment. (CANADIAN Nationat Raltways LARGEST RAILWAY. SYSTEM IN THE WORLD SEATTLE TO BOTHELL, 40¢—Round Trip 75¢ WOODINVILLE, 50¢—HOLLYWOOD, 60¢ SEATTLE TO THREE-TREE POINT, SUNNYDALE and DES MOINES—Fare 50¢—Round Trip, 85¢ tee Naional Portla Mont ov. Dix-]| Late returns 3. for SEATTLE TO RENTON Via BRYN MAWR AND EARLINGTON Fare 25¢ 7 votes te rail ‘¢ him Dennis . Sh De returns repub. 1 time SEATTLE TO BLACK DIAM D, $1.15 — GREEN RIVER y GORGE, $2.35—KERRISTON, $2.00 & MAPLE VALLEY, 80¢ CAMPBELL HARDWARE First CO. wa Madison 66°, in the temperature of the swimming waters nt LINGERLONGER “Just Like Home” Quileene, Wn, TO SUMNER, 906 SEATTLE PUYALLUP, $1.00 SEATTLE TO ENUMCLAW, “$1.35 — SELLECK, $1.85 AND FAIRFAX, $2.20 Og Summer Vacationists “Where shall we go this summer’ to spend a few days or a few weeks camping out, resting, enjoy- Phone EL iot-0921 SEATTLE TO DUVALL, $1.15—MONROE, $1.35 SNOHOMISH, $1.05 — INDEX, $2.35 “EVERETT OFFERS MORE” County Seat of Snohomish County Population 22,000 Ayerage Mean Tem ture 49.9 EDULES and SPECIAL TRIPS EL iot-1401 MOTOR BUS DEPOT FOR INFORMATION, FARE PHONE Ba2so_ 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. . . 2? Lum Ingle and M turing Center : ing an outing? ' d Port and Facititien 1916-18 Third Avenue ads and Unsurpassed Scenery ‘urther Information Write Secretary Enumclaw is the center of a natural outing coun- try of great variety and charm. Make Enumclaw Everett Chamber of Commerce your starting point and headquarters for your out- doors summer outing. Here you can outfit your- self and get everything you need in the line of supplies. Every day in the week supplies for fish- THE OAKLAND OF SEATTLE ssi aes ae ee! eatables—bakery goods, milk, KIRKLAND At Enumclaw you are within a few miles distance AT aoe END OF THE YELLOWSTONE TRAIL from lakes, streams, mountains, forests, equipped 20 Minutes by Fast Ferry From Seattle NOW IS THE TIME TO VISIT o@ RAINIER “Se NATIONAL PARK Save September 11,12and13 to attend the TWO T S DAILY—730 A. M, 1213 P.M. summer resorts. Small Ranches, Chicken and Berry Farms Ell b d q : RAW)S DAILY 0 A.M - Delightful Suburban Homes in the Center of a R i Address Secretary Commercial Club Community Population of Over 7,500 ens urg ce] e€o Round Trip Splendid Stores, Banks, Cafes and Garages For Free Information and Attractive Literature Write the Secretary KIRKLAND CHAMBER the big western show, Bucking contests. Bull dogging. Stage coach races. Cowboy pony express races. Indian village. Wild cow milking contest and wild horse races. Three days of thrills. ‘Seattle-Paradise $10.00 CITY TICKET OFFICE; SECOND and MADISON Phone: EL iot-6800 or Secretary Sportsmen’s Association for information. ry OF COMMERCE