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Most exquisitely colorful of our Na-tional Parks is Bryce Canyon, etched byerosion into the color-banded limestonecliffs of the Paunsaugunt Plateau in South-west Utah. This region is truly one of na-ture's art galleries, filled with delicately-carved statues and fantastic figurines.Wind, rain, frost, melting snows, alter-nating heat and cold, and other agents oferosion are the artists, and their skillfulwork never ceases.
Nature has dipped lavishly into hermany-colored palette for tints of red andburnt orange, rose petal pinks and off-whites, making Bryce the most sparklinggem among our National Parks. Bryce, inits cameo-like delicacy, is an artist's dreamcome true.
View Bryce from either the lofty trailswhich skirt its rims or from the Canyonfloor, and you will share the enthusiasm ofthousands who have preceded you.
On the trail to Oastler's Castle, Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah.
Milk (Ind.) 20Coffee (Pot) 35
Decaffeinated Coffee (Pot) 40
DINNER SPECIALTIES
GRILLED CHOPPED BEEF STEAK, Smothered OnionsWAITERS ARE INSTRUCTEDNEITHER TO TAKE NOR TOSERVE ORDERS GIVEN ORALLY.Cole Slaw, French Fried Potatoes,
Dessert and Beverage 2 . 9 5 PLEASE PAY ONLY ON PRES-ENTATION OF MEAL CHECK
DOUBLE DECK TOASTED CLUBHOUSE SANDWICHCole Slaw, Dessert and Beverage 2 . 7 0
ON WHICH YOU HAVE WRIT-TEN YOUR ORDER.
CHEFS SPECIAL SALAD BOWL 2 . 7 5Cup of Soup;
A combination of Crisp Hearts of Lettuce, Ripe Tomatoes, Radishes and otherSpring Vegetables Served thoroughly chilled with Shredded Baked Ham
and Chicken, tossed together with the Chefs OwnSpecial Salad Dressing
Toasted RollsDessert
BeverageA LA CARTE
Tomato Juice 45 Today ' s Soup, Cup 45 C h i l l e d Fruit Juice 45String Beans 45 G r e e n Peas 45
Ham Sandwich 1.30 C h e e s e Sandwich 1.20Fruit Salad 1.50 C h i c k e n Salad 1.80
(Salad Selections include Saltines or Toast and Beverage)Chilled Melon 50 B a k e d Apple, Cream 50Freshly Baked Pie 55; with Cheese 70 P i e a la Mode 80Ice Cream 50 C h o i c e of Sundaes 65
Imported or Domestic Cheese with Toasted Crackers 75Buttermilk 20
Tea (Pot) 40Cocoa 40
For Collectors—Demitasse cup-and-saucer sets in exclusive Union Pacific patterns, attractively dis-played in special mailing box, may be purchased on this train or ordered by mail.Inquire of your steward.
We would be glad to have you share your meal with your children. There is no extra chargeor we have a nice children's menu offering Special Selections for the Little Folks.
Our Stewards are keenly interested in maintaining the finest service and all will appreciateyour expressions as to features you most enjoy as well as your suggestions for improvement.
J. HANSINK, Manager Dining Car and Hotel Department, Union Pacific Railroad, Omaha, Nebr.
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SPECIAL SIRLOIN STEAK DINNER 5.50Charcoal Broiled Steak, Maitre d'Hotel
(Includes Today's Soup, Head Lettuce with Choice of DressTngs,Garlic Flavored Toasted French Rolls, French Fried Potatoes,Dessert and Beverage)
2inner oteChoice of Today's Soup O R Consomme, Hot or Jellied(Clam Chowder on Friday)
eroded Cotamhia Muer Salmon, Lemon Butter 3 . 8 0
Charcoal eroded Jdam Steal?, Sliced Apple Ring 3 . 9 0
gourmet erecot 0/ Spring Chichen, Supreme 3 75Demi French Fried Potatoes
Pineapple and Cottage Cheese SaladPrincess DressingCrisp French Rolls from the BasketApple Dumpling, Vanilla Sauce
Selection of Cheese, Toasted CrackersHot or Iced TeaDecaffeinated Coffee
Chocolate Sundae
CoffeeButtermilk
Zucchini, Creole
Milk
WINE adds to your dining enjoyment!California RED OR WHITE WINEespecially bottled
Bottle (serves two) $ 1 25 with meal
Grapefruit
Steward wfll gladly arrange for any special dietPrices shown subject to sales tax in States where applicable
Meal Service by Waiter Outside Dining Car—S0c for Each Person ServedMD 103 & 104 1 E &
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