Tomorrow we’ll be back aboard Alaska steamships, but today we’re in Jasper Park on Canadian National’s Continental. Mount Robson is in the background as, as the back cover of the menu notes, if we get off at Jasper we can hike on “350 miles of well-kept trails” or, if we want to make a “little less effort,” drive on “more than 150 miles of splendid motor highways.”

Click image to download a 2.6-MB PDF of this menu.
Person having allergic reaction to sildenafil products must stop making use of the levitra viagra price alcohol beverages & smoking of tobacco, once you have been administered with such medicinal treatments since the ingredients of such drug products might not suit with the requirements of maintaining healthy health of intimacy. Caverta medicine needs to be stored in canada generic viagra a dry place at a temperature of 25 degrees C; and also away from the reach of heat, light, and moisture. With today’s advanced medical technology there are levitra prices ample supplements available to take care of this problem. Increased blood pressure seen among diabetic patients increases risk of cell damage there by promoting impotence or erectile generic cialis no prescription dysfunction.
This menu is a la carte with English on the left and French on the right. Inserted into it is an English-only menu printed in blue — possibly carbon paper or mimeograph — showing table d’hôte meals for August 8, 1948. They include halibut, sea steak, omelet, leg of lamb, corned beef and cabbage, or cold ham and chicken, served with the usual accompaniments for $1.50 (US$13 today). For $1.25 (US$11 today), you could have had the halibut or sea steak with fewer accompaniments; for $1.10 (US$9.50 today), you could have had a salmon or beet-and-egg salad with soup or dessert.