ettufdy,
June
6,
1631
PAD
HVE
THK
DAILY
NEWS
1881
FIFTIETH
ANNIVERSARY
1931
42,300
ton
Empress
of
Dritain,
which
THE
arrives
at
Quebec
this
month
on
her
maiden
voyage,
embodies
a
superlative
achievement
which
crowns,
the
efforts
of
fifty
years,
and
in
her
also
Canada
is
typified,
in
her
length
and
breadth
and
height,
with
ample
room
for
her
population.
On
the
Empress
you
mlght.be
living
on
a
swift-moving
Island,
where
now
and
again
you
stroll
by
the
sea.
Your
private
apartments
are
roomily
luxurious
with
all
the
pleasures
of
a
country
club
a
deck
or
so
away.
On
no
ship
in
the
world
has
the
Individual
passenger
more
living
and
play
space,
nor
greater
number
of
diversions
gathered
closer
for
his
enjoyment.
Five
days
at
sea
are
all
too
short,
but
next
December
the
Empress
of
Britain
will
set
sail
to
encircle
the
world
on
a
cruise
lasting
over
four
months.
What
better
way
to
spenil
a
winter
of
leisure?
r
UTURE
beckons
FKZY
years
have
welded
the
Canadian
Pacific
into
one
power,
with
an
export
trade
which
is
being
extended
to
every
country
harmonious
organisation
effective
alike
on
land
and
sea.
It
is
the
on
the
globe.
((The
red
and
white
chequcr'd
flag
on
Canadian
Pacific
significant
transportation
system
of
a
nation
that
is
becoming
a
world
Steamships
carries
around
the
world
the
story
of
Canada's
growth.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
TODAY
The
Empress
of
Britain
it
Canada's
Challenger
on
the
Atlantic.
For
the
first
time
in
Atlantic
history
a
ship
bat
been
built
with
every
first-class
bedroom
an
outside
one
with
natural
light
and
air.
To
Canada
belongs
this
innovation
...
The
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
runt
from
the
Atlantic
to
the
Pacific
Ocean.
Us
liners
tail
from
Vancouver
and
Victoria
to
Japan
and
China,
and
from
Montreal,
Quebec
and
Saint
John
to
Great
Britain
and
the
Continent.
It
operates
winter
cruises
to
the
Mediterranean,
the
Vest
Indies
and
Round
the
World;
summer
cruises
to
iforuvy;
a
winter
service
to
Bermuda,
and
a
coastal
service
to
Alaska.
Its
chateaux
and
hotels
represent
the
latest
word
in
comfort
and
luxury.
Its
telegraph
service
employs
22i,0O0,milet
of
wire.
Its
express
travellers'
cheques
are
current
all
over
the
world.
Canadian
Pacific
offices
and
agents
art
to
bt
found
tverywhere.
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