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r ■ 1 ■ a a a ■ 1 a a a ■ I a ■ I a a a QHic iHcbdan ft itaf s OFFERS I SO FREE TRIPS SO TO THE 1934 WORLD’S FAIR AT CHICAGO i t ?.'t . • rf v • • ■ . WITH ALL EXPENSES PAID FOR 8 DAYS 7 NIGHTS I I MERE’S WHAT YOU WILL SEE ON A TRIP AROUND THE 1934 WORLD’S FAIR GROUNDS ‘ Agr gflmTUTE — on Michigan Boulevard new the north the Exposition. Will contain the official Century ot nmnei Art Exhibit—gathered from all part* of the world. HBU3 MUSEUM — One of the world’s largest and most interesting museums of natural history. SwfBnn AQUARIUM — Overlooking Lake, adjoining Bx poottion grounds. Marvelous collection of marine life. SOLDIERS’ FIELD — Chicago’s immense stadium, seating ISO thousand people. Adjoins Exposition grounds. BEARS ROEBUCK BUILDING — great exhibition of the mail-order business. CZECHO-SLOVAKIAN PAVILION. ITALIAN PAVILION JAPANESE PAVILION — all contain interesting exhibits of his tory, scenery, and product* of these nations. SKY RIDE — towers 038 feet high, with big safe observation cars yfrtpg * two thousand foot trip between mainland and Northerly Island. Observation platform at top of towers. LAMA TEMPLE — the famous golden temple of Jehol, built in China and transported to Chicago for the Exposition. SWISS VILLAGE — reproduction of old Berne, Switzerland psATj. of SCIENCE — largest exhibit building with nine acres of floor space. Thousands of scientific marvels. GENERAL EXHIBITS BUILDINGS — five modernistic towers and main hall, with many industrial exhibits. SINCLAIR EXHIBIT — pre-hlstoric monsters move and battle as they did a million yews ago I CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR BUILDING. FIRESTONE BUILDING — a complete manufacturing unit showing the making of tires. v TEXAS CO. THERMOMETER — s thermometer 330 left high, which shows the temperature In colored Neon tubes. INFANT INCUBATOR — see live babies given chance for life In amaslng incubators 1 FOREIGN V1LLAOE8 — around-the-world, at home! Native oostumea, dances, games, shops and eating places. They include: SPANISH. ITALIAN, BELGIAN, OLD ENGLISH, GERMAN BLACK FOREST, TUNI8IAN, EARLY AMERICAN. MIDGET VILLAGE — home of the Lilliputians. FORT DEARBORN — exact reproduction of old Fort Dew bom, the site of Chicago one hundred years ago. LINCOLN GROUP — Lincoln's birthplace, Rutledge Tavern, other historic buildings. I ■ I k HOME AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS GROUP — includes: Masonite House, Stransteel House, Armco-Ferro Enamel House. General Houses Inc. House, Lumber House, Brick House, South ern Cypress House — also separate buildings for Kohler Com pany, Crane Company, and Owens-Illinois Building. HOME PLANNING HALL — large home ehlblt building. FORD BUILDING — an immense modernistic building on ton acres of ground, housing Pud historic exhibit. MAYAN GROUP — huge reconstruction of one of the grand est of the Mayan ruins. GENERAL MOTORS BUILDING — Ohevrolets completely assembled while you wait. AMPHIBIAN LANDING FIELD — for air transportation to and from the Fair grounds. CHRYSLER BUILDING — moving picture theatre, quarter mile test track in operation. WINGS OF A CENTURY — pageant of transportation. Lrrgest collection of historic vehicles ever assembled. TRAVEL AND TRANSPORTATION BUILDING — huge ex hibit of every kind of transportation, bus, rail and air. POULTRY SHOW — hundreds of small buildings for inter national egg-laying contests. ADLER PLANETARIUM — marvelous exhibition of the start and planets in motion, with interesting lecture. AGRICULTURAL GROUP — complete exhibition of farm science, production and distribution. FEDERAL BUILDING — dramatic showing of army, navy, marine, and other federal departments. BTATE8 GROUP — visit your own home state exhibit. BOCIAL SCIENCE BUILDING — exhibits of progress in education and social science, war on Ignorance, poverty, crime ELECTRICAL GROUP — one of the most fascinating ex hibition buildings, showing all phases of electrical science. ENCHANTED ISLAND — children’s playground, fantastic attractions, interesting rides. Children may be left in safe care HORTICULTURAL BUILDING — permanent flower show fa SOME OF THE BUILDINGS YOU WILL VISIT AT THE WORLD’S FAIR GENERAL 1XHIBITE8 GROUP FEDERAL BUILDING r i HORTICULTURAL BUILDING J_§1 FORT DEARBORN ADMINISTRATION BUILDING TEMPLE OF JEHOL f 1 HI-BT-rr Join The Star’s World’s Fair Club Today Come in today and let us explain to you how easy it is to yet this FREE trip to the World’s Fair. You need devote only a short time each day of your spare time to win. You will not only get this valuable edu cational experience, but you will do your friends a favor by enabling them to read the home town news paper. HERE IS THE PLAN Forty four yearly subscriptions, either new or re newal, to The Cleveland Star at $3.00 per year in city,, or fifty two years Subscriptions by mail at $2.50 per year, will give you a FREE 8 day trip to Chicago and the World’s Fair. This includes all expenses as out lined elsewhere on this page under “What This Tour Includes.” A CENTURY OF PROGRESS A sweeping climax to all the achievement of man kind—the greatest spectacle of the century—mecca for millions from all the earth . . . Chicago’s Century of Progress Exposition. Never before has there been such a golden educational opportunity . . . such a glor ious recreational opportunity placed within the reach of everyone. A blaze of flashing color .... huge, fan tastic buildings, masterpieces of modern architecture “hung from the sky,” complete reproductions of won ders from all over the world. You can’t afford to miss this great World’s Fair! WHAT THIS TOUR INCLUDES Everything included in one ticket! Here’s what this DeLuxe Tour includes: Round trip transportation to Chicago. All meals and hotel accommodations enroute to and from Chicago. (From Charlotte.) Five nights and four days hotel accommodations in Chicago (two or three to a room, with bath.) Three paid admissions to Fair Grounds. One paid admission to Fort Dearborn and Lama Temple. Fifty mile, three hour sightseeing tour of Chicago. Round trip transportation from your hotel to $he Fa*- Grounds each day for four days. (Does not include dinner and supper in Chicago.) MAKE YOUR PLANS NOW TO SEE THE WORLD’S GREATEST FAIR AS A GUESTS OF THE STAR CALL IN PERSON OR WRITE THE STAR FOR SUBSCRIPTION. RECEIPT BOOKS OR FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ! Nobody Loses The Club Members who secure more than their quota of subscriptions will be paid 20 per cent on all collections above that number. Those who fail to se cure the full number will be paid 10 per cent on their collections. Nobody loses. You can win either way. Everybody may work. Club members may worh anywhere. No Subscriptions for less than three months will be accepted. A two-year subscription will count s two years. There is no time to lose if you expect to win—any body can win—the quicker you start the better you will be able to win this trip of a lifetime. BE THE FIRST TO WIN YOUR TRIP! SEND IN YOUR NAME NOW! ■ E i i I I I i I f i l i ! 1 I I ■ THIS WILL BE THE GRANDEST g . PARTY YOU WILL EVER HAVE g AND IT’S ALL ■ FREE! t — INFORMATION COUPON — THE CLEVELAND STAR Mail or Send Thia Coupon For Information Gentlemen—Please send me detailed informa tion. I am interested in winning one of your Free Trips with all expenses paid to the Chicago World’s Fair. Name_._.....______ Address___.......____ Phone ________
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