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E M P R E S S H O T E LV I C T O R I A • B R I T I S H C O L U M B I A

in Canada's Evergreen Playground

STANDING in five acres of lovely grounds, the EmpressHotel, admittedly one of the world's most charming hostelries, fronts the placidwaters of Victoria's Inner Harbor. Royalty has graced its suites; world travellersmake it a rendezvous; neighbors from "across the line" visit it on every sort ofoccasion. For Victoria, British Columbia, is the heart of that year-round Paradise—Canada's Evergreen Playground.

The Empress has many attractions including 5 7 0commodious guest rooms, the majority with bath; Crystal Ball Room, public andprivate dining rooms, Tudor Gri l l Room, and ample facilities for conventions.On the walls of the main dining room hang o i l paintings of the wives ofmany of Canada's Governors-General. Among the unique features are: theConservatory, with a fountain playing amid masses of flowers; and the nearbyCrystal Garden, which has glass-enclosed swimming pool and palm-borderedpromenades.

Guests of the Empress Hotel are entranced by the charmof its gardens. Lawns of velvety smoothness and verdant freshness flank therose garden, a delightful retreat where rare specimens lift their showy headsand the more prolific climbers entwine the pergolas and arbors. Stately old treesprovide shady nooks wherein one may enjoy the fragrant surroundings or watchthe players on the nine-hole putting green or tennis courts. On the other sideof the hotel is a rock garden where Alpine and other creeping plants nestle inthe shade of a lily pond which reflects the graceful fronds of the willows in itsmirrored surface.

Plan to visit the Empress Hotel! A joyous welcome awaitsyou: whether your vacation be during the spring, summer or autumn seasons;for the Old English Yuletide Festivities over Christmas-New Year; or to enterin the Annual Winter Golf Tournament held in March for the Sir Edward BeattyChallenge Cup. The Vancouver Island Spring Festival is held at Victoria inMay t h e programme includes a flower festival and special lectures at theEmpress Hotel, and the opening of many of Victoria's exclusive gardens.

The Empress is a Canadian Pacific hotel—one of the chain of fourteenhotels from the Atlantic to the Pacific owned and operated by the"World's Greatest Travel System" F o r further information,reservat ions, e t c . , a p p l y t o t h e manager, o r y o u r n e a r e s tCanadian Pacific representative. The Sleeping Car Conductor w i l lbe pleased to wire ahead, without charge, to any of the Company'shotels for your hotel reservations.. . .

C A N A D I A N P A C I F I C H O T E L SHOSTELRIES OF BEAUTY AND EFFICIENCY

N o t e d f o r H o s p i t a l i t y, Serv ice a n d C u i s i n e a t m o d e r a t e ra tes .