Rainier National Park. Nisqually Glacier, from Paradise Valley

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RAINIER NATIONAL PARK The Glaciers in Rainier National Park are the largest in the United States, and the only ones in the World reached by comfortable train and automobile travel. See note other side. NISQUALLY GLACIER, FROM PARADISE VALLEY

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00.000 TACOMA, GATEWAY TO RAINIER NATIONAL PARK TO REACH RAINIER NATIONAL PARK: Come to Tacoma, the Gateway. All Transcontinental and Pacific Coast railroads and Steamship Lines oper- ating to the Northwest, come to Tacoma; and it's “Four Hours from Tacoma to the Glaciers' in Rainier National Park. The trip from Tacoma is made by train and auto stage, or by automobile all the way. The Highway from Tacoma to Rainier Na- tional Park, 56 miles, is the finest automobile drive in America. The wonder features of Rainier National Park are: First-The Great Peak itself, Mount Tacoma (Rainier); height 14,408 feet. SECOND—The Glacial System; 45 square miles of solid ice, ages old. There are 14 separate glaciers. THIRD-The wonderful nat- ural parks: Paradise, Indian Henry's, Van Trump, and a dozen others. Rainier National Park is the only one of the great National playgrounds whose principal points of interest may be visited in a single day. For beautifully illustrated booklet describing Rainier National Park, write Commercial Club, Tacoma, Washington.