THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1933,
THE JOHNSTONIAN—SUN, SELMA, N. C.
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WIN A FREE TRIP
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See the ^‘Century of Progress” Exposition With
out Spending A Cent!
Resolve Now to be One of the Lucky Persons to go on this Marvelous
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FIRST DAY SUNDAY JULY 30.
Leave Selma, Southern Railway 7:45 p. m.
SECOND DAY MONDAY JULY, 31.
ADMISSION: General admission ticket to Century of Prog-
gress provided.
Arrive Chicago, Big Four Railroad
MEALS ENROUTE
2:50 p. ni.
MOTOR TOUR OF EXPOSITION: Upon arrival at Exposi
tion, Gray Line will provide special observation buses with
guide-lecturer who will describe the attractions during a sight
seeing tour of the Century of Progress.
All meals enroute in both directions will be served in a Special
dining car except at stop-over points. All meals on Dining car
and at stop-over points included.
LUNCHEON AND DINNER: Table d’hote lunch and
will, be provided at the Vienna Cafe.
dinner
WHILE IN CHICAGO
TRANSFER TO DOCKS: 8:00 p. m.. Gray Line Motor coaches
will leave Main entrance. Century of Progress, for Roosevelt
Line Dock, Michigan .Avenue at the Bridge.
Party will' be in charge of the American Express Company
Tour Department, from tiAe of arrival 3:00 p. m., July 31st, to
Departure at 1:30 p. m., .August 4th.
SEEING THE EXPOSITION FROM LAKE MICHIGAN: 9:00
p. m., the Steamer “Roosevelt” will leave its berth located at
the Michigan .Avenue Brid_ge and the Chicago River, for a de
lightful three hour twilight cruise on Lake Michigan.
TRANSFER TO HOTEL: 3:00 p. m.. Gray Line Motor Coaches
will provide for tran.sfer of passengers and their baggage
from Railroad Station to Hotel.
To see the Exposition from a steamer on Lake Michigan, will
long be remembered—you will have the opportunity of wit
nessing the most elaborate illumination ever displayed.
HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS: .All outside rooms with private
bath refrigerated running water in one of Chicago’s most
modern Hotels.
The Lake' Cruise will be a pleasant diversion, extending from
Lincoln Park on the North to Jackson Park on the South—25
miles of Chicago’s sky line—a radiant panorama.
SIGHTSEEING TOUR: 4:00 p. m., Gray Line sightseeing
busses will leave Hotel for a drive through Chicago’s South
Side including the boulevards, Washington and Jackson Parks,
the Mid Way famous since the World’s Fair of 1893 and the
exclusive residential section of the South Shore District. This
sightseeing' tour wdll terminate at the main entrance of the
bentury of Progress Exposition.
TR.ANSFER TO HOTFIL: After the twilight cruise, Gi’ay Line
Motor coaches will tran.sfer passengers from Dock to Hotel.
FOURTH DAY WEDNESDAY AUGUST 2.
BREAKFAST: Table d’hote breakfast will be provided at the
Hotel.
ADMISSION: General admission ticket to the Century of Prog
ress provided for this and all other visits to the Century of
Progress Exposition.
DINNER: Table d’hote dinner will be provided at the “Old
Heidleberg Inn.”
EVENING- The evening will be spent at the Exposition as
desired by the individual. Party will not be conducted as a
group.
SIGHTSEEING TOUR: 10:00 a. m.. Gray Line Sightseeing
Busses will leave Hotel for a tour of the financial and shop
ping district, Michigan Boulevard, the Gold Coa.st (Chicago’s
mo.st exclusive residential section), Lincoln Park and its Many
attractions, the Navy Pier, the Art In.stitution, Humboldt and
Garfield Parks, with stop-overs to vi.sit the wonderful con
servatory, a tour of exceptional interest.
TRANSFER TO HOTEL: Special Gray Line Busses will de
part from main entrance of the Century of Process Ex
position for Hotel and down town sections every thirty (30)
minutes until midnight.
This tour will terminate at the main entrance of the Century
of Progress Exposition about noon.
ADMISSION: General admission to Century of Progress Ex
position provided.
LUNCH AND DINNER: Table d’hote lunch and dinner will
be provided at “Old Heidelberg Inn.”
TRANSPORTATION: Each- individual will be provided with
Gray Line Transfer Coupon for transportation from Century
of Progress Exposition to Hotel.
Afternoon and evening at the Exposition. Time to be ap
propriated by the individuals according to their pleasure.
THIRD DAY TUESDAY AUGUST 1.
BREAKFAST: Table d’hote breakfast will be provided at the
Hotel
TRANSFER TO HOTEL: Gray Line Busses available at main
entrance to the Century of Progross every thirty (30 ) minutes,
for transfer to Hotel. Transfer coupon provided for this .ser-
TRANSFER TO EXPOSITION: 10:00 a. m.. Gray Line Motor
coaches will leave Hotel for the Century of Progress Ex
position.
FIFTH DAY THURSDAY AUGUST 3.
BREAKFAST: Table d’hote breaKfast will be provided at the
Hotel.
TRANSFER TO DOCK: 9:15 a. m.. Gray Line Motor Coaches
will leave the Hotel for Roosevelt Steam.ship Line Peir-„ Micla-
igan Avenue at the Bridge.
CRUISE ACROSS LAKE MICHIGAN: Lake Michigan, one or
America’s greatest bodie.s of water, is looked upon with much
admiration by all Chicagoans—its cooling breezes and excellent,
bathing beaches make Chicago a popular summer resort.
'Poday, the oportnuity is yours to enjoy a full day cruise itoiK
Chicago to the re.sort of Michigan City Indiana.
Three hours ashore at Michigan City, where excellent bathing-
may be enjoyed at the attractive park.
LUNCH .AND DINNER: Lunch and dinner on the ship. Jit-
turn to Chicago 7:00 p. m.
’J'RANSFER TO HOTEL: On return from Lake trip GraylAujC
motor coaches will transfer party from Dock to Hotel..
SIXTH DAY FRIDAY AUGUST 4.
BRE.AKFAST: Table d’hote breakfast will be provided at. She:
Hotel.
SIGHTSEEING TOUR TO PACKING HOUSES: 9:30 a. m..
Gray Line Motor coaches will leave Hotel for tour to Packingr
Town, visiting the Stock Yards, the World’s largest pacKns^--
plants, with special courier to point out and describe the lint-
cresting features of this industry for which Chicago is famous.
LUNCHEON: Table d’hote lunch will be provided at the Hotel
TRANSFER TO STATION: 1:00 p. m.. Gray Line Motor coaches
will leave Hotel for Big Four Railroad Passenger Statiorj,
Michigan Avenue and twelfth Street, where party will again
board their Special Pullman cars for trip home.
Leave Chicago, Big Four Railroad, 1:30 p. na.
Arrive Cincinnati, Big Four Railroad, 9:00 p. nt.
One hour will be spent in Cincinnati making an ihspectioir
tour of the New Terminal Station which has just been com
pleted at a cost lunning into the millions. It has been under
construction for more than tv/o years and was officially open
ed at midnight April 1st.
Leave Cincinnati, Southern Railway, 10:00 p. ru.
SEVENTH DAY SATURDAY AUGUST 5.
Arrive Asheville, Southern Railway, 10:60 a. m.
Arrive Greensboro, Southern Railway, 4:30 p. ni.
Arrive Durham, Southern Railway, 7:40 p. m.
Arrive Raleigh, Southern Railway, 8:20 p. m-
.Arrive Selma, Southei-n Railway, 9:16 p. m.
Arrive Gold.sboro, Southern Railway, 10:00 p. m.
THE END OF A PERFECT TRIP, HOME SWEET HOME.
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