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THIS SPRING - IN QUEBEC 
T HIS spring. Chateau Frontenac be¬ 
comes Greater Chateau Frontenac. 
In that event, is dramatized the ro¬ 
mance of Quebec. . . . Down the St. 
Lawrence, in 1608, sailed Champlain. 
Found the site of Quebec. Built a 
Normandy town by the river. Put a 
fortress on the cliff..Round it 
raged a 200-year battle for American 
Empire. Then, peace.America 
became a continent of 20th Century 
newness. But, on the St. Lawrence, 
remained the Old Quebec of 17th 
Century quaintness. 
This spring, on the cliff-top, where 
stood the original Chateau Frontenac, 
looms now Greater Chateau Frontenac. 
It dominates famous Dufferin Terrace; 
lords it over the Normandy town; 
rises 600 feet above the St. Lawrence. 
.... Greater Chateau Frontenac is a 
magnificent example of the medieval 
castle — with far-spreading turrets, 
majestic tower, stone courtyards, and 
immense halls. It is a new experience 
in American hotels — with its club¬ 
like lounges, continental restaurants, 
period-furnished rooms, andCanadian- 
Pacific service. 
Its opening this spring is the link 
between America’s romantic past and 
its luxurious present. Come for it. By 
railway or motor. .... For informa¬ 
tion and reservations, apply to the 
Canadian Pacific. In New York, 344 
Madison Avenue. In Chicago, 140 
South Clark Street. Or, write Chateau 
Frontenac, Quebec, Canada. 
CHATEAU FRONTENAC 
A'CANADIAN PACIFIC HOTEL ATOP OLD QUEBEC 
