Burdine's

BURDINE'S
FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA
South Andrews at Second St.

Famous Sunshine Fashions for the family and your home. Convenient store-door parking.

Photo by John M. Rast

Street Flower Vendors

STREET FLOWER VENDORS

Perhaps the most unique of San Francisco's institutions are the colorful flower stands of the street vendors. Bright masses of blooms brighten the Golden Gate City's streets. These fragrant blossoms are brought in daily from the beautiful Bay Region.

Wisconsin Avenue

WISCONSIN AVE. FROM COURT OF HONOR
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN

View from the Court of Honor, looking east on Wisconsin Ave., showing the Library and Museum Building, in the foreground.

Midtown Motor Inn

MIDTOWN MOTOR INN
ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY
Indiana and Pacific Ave

Center City location - year round swimming pool and Finnish Sauna (hot, dry room) - Family kitchen efficiencies and hospitality suites - Restaurant and cocktail lounge - Free covered valet parking - Only motel with Climatic Control; your room can be heated or air-conditioned at will - TV and Hi-Fi. Banquet facilities.
Phone (609) 348-3031

The Madonna Inn

MADONNA INN
SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA
Highway 101 and Madonna Road
Phone 805-543-3000

ROOM 135, "SWISS ROCKS"
If we obtained all our rock from Switzerland, there would be no Switzerland left! Alex Madonna is Swiss, and he loves rocks and other natural materials, found in abundance in the Inn's construction. "Swiss Rocks" is furnished with a king-sized bed.

General Keanry Memorial Dining Room

GENERAL KEARNY INN
GENERAL KEARNY MEMORIAL DINING ROOM
KEARNY, ARIZONA

On Highway 177, 23 Miles South of Superior. 47 Beautifully Furnished Rooms - Refrigerated Air Conditioning - Climatized Swimming Pool - Shuffle-board - Room Service - Standard Rates Year Around.
Coffee Shop - Cocktail Lounge - Dining Room
American Express Credit Cards Accepted
Carte Blanche Credit Cards Accepted

Two Alaskan Beauties

Alaska King Crab is one of the choicest and most sought after foods of the sea. It is caught in the icy waters of the North Pacific and the Bering Sea. It grows up to 25 pounds and with a 6 ft. spread.

Photo by Jim Balog

The Executive

THE EXECUTIVE MOTOR HOTEL
BUFFALO, NEW YORK

4243 Genesee Street
at Entrance of Buffalo International Airport on State 33; 5 minutes S.W. of Thruway Exit 49

160 Large Luxurious Rooms, Individually Controlled Air Conditioning and Heating, T.V., Telephone Self-dialing, Combination Bath, Connecting Units, Heated Swimming Pool, Game Room, Car Rental Service, Dining Room, Cocktail Lounge, Banquet Rooms, Room Service, Free Personalized Matches, Free Hospitality Car to and from Airport; Free Parking.
Phone Area Code 716 - 634-2300

The Austrian Room

FRANKENMUTH BAVARIAN INN
FRANKENMUTH, MICHIGAN

Austrian Room - seating capacity 140 people. This room is highlighted by a large three-tiered chandelier and hand-carved plaques of Austrian provinces. Specially designed chairs add charming atmosphere to the decor. This room caters to private parties, as well as drop-in trade.

The Ascot

THE ASCOT LUXURY MOTEL
ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY

Ocean End of Iowa Avenue
Phone: 344-5163 (Area Code 609)
Bedrooms - Efficiencies

Free Continental Breakfast - Free Parking - Deluxe Swimming Pool - Convention Facilities - Near Convention Hall - Free Chaise Lounges and Pads - Completely Air-Conditioned - TV, Hi-Fi in every room - Free Ice Cubes

"Open All Year"

The Madonna Inn

MADONNA INN
SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA
Highway 101 and Madonna Road
Phone 805-543-3000

ROOM 137, "CAVE MAN ROOM"
A typical haunt for a Cave Man, yet all the comforts of home are provided in this room with rock ceiling, walls, floors and a rock waterfall in the bathroom. The room connects with Daisey Mae for the convenience of traveling couples or families. Room is furnished with a king-sized bed.

Central Avenue

CENTRAL AVENUE
PHOENIX, ARIZONA

Looking north from Hotel Adams, the tall building with the TV tower is Hotel Westward Ho; the two large office buildings at the right are 1st National Bank of Arizona and Valley National Bank.

Photo by Bob Petley