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May, 
19 21 
HOUSE &- GARDEN’S INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL BUREAU 
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The Sky-Blue Passport 
\\ ith only the sky as the limit of its vise field 
For all journeys —secure your steamship tick¬ 
ets, hotel reservations and itineraries or plan your 
cruise or tour through the American Express 
Travel Department. 
American Express Company 
65 Broadway, New York City 
There’s the lure of the wild with the 
comforts of home in Glacier National 
Park. Here, mid the rugged peaks and 
sapphire-blue lakes mirroring Alpine 
glaciers, Nature has put upon display a 
majestic and colorful pageant. 
1 he American traveler is known by the color of 
his money. 
If it is sky-blue and bears the name of the 
American Express Company across its face he is 
recognized instantly as one who knows how to 
travel; and is treated accordingly. 
Thousands of Americans traveling in distant 
lands have been amazed at the seeming magic of 
the sky-blue 
American Express Travelers Cheques 
—worthless pieces of paper until countersigned 
by the owner — and then commanding instant 
recognition, and immediate acceptance. 
But there is no MAGIC about these simple sky- 
blue slips—just hard cold facts—plus a human 
sentiment which the peoples of the earth have 
tested for 30 years and found good. Good be¬ 
cause these cheques meant the reputation and the 
word, as well as the money of the American 
Express Company. 
The history of American enterprise in foreign 
lands in recent years is written in the records of 
the many offices and thousands of correspondents 
of the American Express Company in the great 
seaports and inland cities of the world. It is the 
world influence, the high character and helpful 
service work of this great organization, which 
puts the special value to travelers into American 
Express Travelers Cheques. 
In England and France, carry English 5 or 10 £ 
Sterling and French 200 or 400 Franc Cheques. 
Dollar cheques for the Orient, North and South 
America and all other journeys. 
Buy them at banks or Express Offices. 
Modern hotels and Swiss chalets offer best accom- 
moda tions. Tours via mo tor, saddle-horse and la unch, 
by day, week or month. En route to North Pacific 
Coast, Alaska or California, visit Lake Chelan, Mt. 
Rainier and Crater Lake National Parks. “Glacier” 
is your only national park on the main line of a 
transcontinental railroad. Summer Tourist Fares — 
inquire of nearest ticket or tourist agent. 
Write for aeroplane map and liter¬ 
ature— Glacier National Park 
A. J. Dickinson, Passenger Traffic Manager 
Great Northern Railway, St. Paul, Minnesota 
f““ ■“ •— — — — —. — mm _ _ M — — __ ___ _ 
■ A. J. DICKINSON, Pass. Traffic Mgr., Great Northern Railway 
I Dept. 335, St. Paul, Minn. 
[ Please send literature and aeroplane map of Glacier National Park. 
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^ADDRESS ._. . . | 
IVIoNEY IS THE GREATEST of all passports. 
