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18 SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE ADVERTISER Legions are Moving The advance guard of Exposition visitors is already thronging the palaces of the Panama California Exposition which opened at San Diego on New Year's Day. On February 20 — the original date set for its opening — the Panama-Pacific Exposition will swing its gates wide to the invading host. International These are big times in the Pacific Coast country. Wonder cities have arisen. Magical displays from the Occident and the Orient have been spread for the eyes of the multitudes. The curtains have been drawn. The mysteries have been revealed. All the preparation of months is summed up in completed palaces and exhibits. Even the warring nations—France, Japan, England—are represented. Americans! This is your year, the year of celebration, of achievement. Are you planning to take advantage of it? Are vou preparing to join the westward hegira? SUNSET MAGAZINE THE MAGAZINE OF ALL OF THE PEOPLE OF ALL OF THE FAR WEST is ready to help you. Let us assist you in learning more of the Expositions. Sunset Magazine is the only magazine in America that is regularly reviewing the progress of the two great Expositions in text and picture. . Sunset Magazine Service Bureau is prepared to offer advice, to assist in the arrangement of itineraries, to aid in the reservation of hotel accommodations. This service is free to If you are not now a reader of Sunset Magazine, take advantage of this opportunity to post yourself on the California Expositions, to learn more of the Pacific Coast country and to get in touch with Sunset Magazine Service Bureau. Note the offer in the coupon. Fifty cents will bring you Sunset Magazine for the next three months, and beautifully illustrated booklets descriptive of the two Expositions. Many of the illustrations are in full color - In answering advertisements please mention SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE ~~
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