MOUNT ASSINIBOINE, CANADIAN ROCKIES

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Iced Celery Curls

Consomme Royal

Mashed Potatoes

TA B L E D ' H O T E D I N N E R SRELISHES

or G r e e n Olives o r M i x e d Pickles

SOUPS AND JUICES

or T o m a t o Juice o r C r e a m of Mushroom

Roast "Red Brand" Prime Ribs o f Beef, Pan Gravy $ 2 2 5Fresh Mushroom Omelet with Bacon 2 10

Chicken Pot Pie with Dumplings 2 . 1 0Assortd Cold Cuts wi th Mixed Pickles 2 . 1 0

Broiled or Fried White Fish, Tartar Sauce 1 . 8 0Boiled Salmon, Hollandaise Sauce • 1 . 8 0

(Relishes not served with Fish Meal)

VEGETABLESor Boiled Potatoes

Creamed Onions H u b b a r d Squash

DESSERTS

Steamed Date Pudding, Vani l la Sauce F r u i t Jelly with CreamRaisin Pie I c e Cream with Cake

Canadian o r Oka Cheese w i th Biscuits

Raisin, White and Brown BreadTea C o f f e e Cocoa

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Rolls (Ho t or Cold )M i l k

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Green Olives, 25Tomato Juice, 25

Grapefruit Juice, 25

A la Carte SuggestionsRELISHES. ETC.

Mixed Pickles, 20 I c e d Celery Curls, 35Orange Juice, 30 D o u b l e Orange Juice, 45

Blended Orange and Grapefruit Juice, 25

SOUP(Tureen, 40, Cup, 25)

Consomme Royal C r e a m o f Mushroom

FISHBroiled or Fried White Fish, Tartar Sauce, $1.00 B o i l e d Salmon, Hollandaise Sauce, $1.00

Boiled (One) 30, (Two) 60Shirred, -60

Omelets:—Plain, 65

Boiled Potatoes, 20

Creamed Onions, 30

Domestic Sardines, 45Ox Tongue, $1.25

Salmon, 90Fruit, 75

ROASTS. ENTREES. ETC.Roast "Red Brand" Prime Ribs of Beef, Pan Gravy, $1.25

Chicken Pot Pie, with Dumplings, $1.30Grilled Lamb Chops, (One) 75, ( Tw o ) $1.50

Individual Pot o f Baked Beans (Ho t or Cold), 55

Raisin Pie, 25Ice Cream, 25, with Cake, 30

Canadian Cheese, 35

EGGS AND OMELETSFried (One) 30, (Two) 60 S c r a m b l e d , 60

Poached on Toast (One) 30, (Two) , 60Lyonnaise, 70 F r e s h Mushroom, 80

VEGETABLES

Mashed Potatoes, 20

COLD DISHESImported Sardines, 75Chicken, $1.25

(With Potato Salad 20 cents extra)

SALADS IN INDIVIDUAL BOWL(With French or Mayonnaise Dressing)

Lettuce and Tomato, 65 C h i c k e n , 95Cold Asparagus, Vinaigrette, 60

BREAD AND ROLLSRaisin, White and Brown Bread, 15 T o a s t , 15

TEA. COFFEE, ETC.Tea, Pot, 25 C o f f e e , Pot, 25

Cocoa, Pot, 25

Hashed Browned Potatoes, 35

Hubbard Squash, 30

Ham, $1.25Roast Beef, $1.25

DESSERTSteamed Date Pudding, Vanil la Sauce, 30

Fruit Jelly with Cream, 30

CHEESE WITH BISCUITS

Rolls (Hot or Cold), 15

Oka Cheese, 35

Malted Mi lk , 25Individual Mi lk , 15

• I n add i t ion to selections shown on the Chi ldren 's M e n u , ha l f -por t ions f r o m th is m e n u wi l l beat ha l f price to chi ldren under twelve years of age, i f ordered on special mea l check.

No check issued for less than 25 cents per person.J, L . Sugden, M a n a g e r, Sleeping, D i n i n g and Par lor Cars, M o n t r e a l ,

MOUNT ASSINIBOINE,CA NA DIAN ROCKIES.

In the crisp mountain air of the Canadian Rockies,Banff and Lake Louise—long famous as NorthAmerica's outstanding mountain summer resorts—hold a similar place in the ski world.All winter long, and well into the spring, late,crisp, powder snows of the northern slopes, and longruns—gentle or steep as you choose—beckon toskiers in search of lays unknown in lower altitudes.Banff and Lake Louise, easily reached by thetranscontinental line of the Canadian Pacific Railway,are the heart of the Canadian Rockies. MountAssiniboine, background of the picture, MountNorquay, Mount Temple, Skoki, Ptarmigan, Sunshine—these are all names that loom large on the horizonof the skier who looks for the best.

THE SLEEPING CAR CONDUCTOR WILL WIRE AHEAD, WITHOUT CHARGE,TO ANY CANADIAN PACIFIC HOTEL FOR YOUR RESERVATIONS.

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