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1 DINNE DENVER a GOR MOFF WESTERN 111M ;

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2 Me JUIC RELISH SO FI OYS MEA EG SALAD POTATO VEGETABL BRE CEREA CHFT BEVERAG Grape Chicken Grapefruit Juice, 25 Sauerkraut Tomato Juice, 15; Pascal Celery. 30 Q u e e n or Ripe Chow Chow, Gherkins, India Chili Sauce, Cream of Fresh Mushroom, Tureen, 30; Consomme, Hot or Jellied, Fresh Fish Fried, 75 P e p p e r Pan Ham or Bacon, Broiled or Ham and Eggs, or Bacon and Grilled Lamb Chops (1), 45; Minute Steak, 1.20 S m a l l Dinner Assorted Cold Poached on Toast, 45 A s p a r a g u s or Spanish Boiled, Fried, Scrambled, or Lettuce and Tomato, 40 Lobster THE SALAD Thousand Island or Roquefort Mayonnaise French Fried, Delmonico, or Hashed Woods Cross Canned Asparagus, Hot or Sugar Corn, String Beans, June Peas, Stewed Ry-Krisp (Non- Raisin, Rye, Vienna or Whole Boston Brown Beaten Bread or Crackers with Half and Dry Cereals with TOAST D r y or Buttered Toast, 15 M i l k DESSE Vanilla Ice Cream, 25; with Sweet Preserved Peaches, or with Cream, California Canned Sliced Peaches, 20; with Sliced Hawaiian Preserved Skinless Figs, 25; with Sweet American Cream, with Crackers or Ry- Imported, with Coffee, Pot, 25; Decaffeinated Coffee, or Instant Postum, Cocoa with Whipped Cream, English Breakfast, Japan, or Orange Pekoe Tea, Pasteurized Milk, or Buttermilk, Malted Cream Baby Puree Puree q't F KI Apricotl App Waiters are forbidden to serve Guests will please call for paying and compare No check issued for less than 25c perso Service outside of Dining Car, 25c each person 11 there is a particular dish you listed, the Steward will gladly availabl I-10-4

3 'Rio-Gra/ Manhattan Cocktail.35 M a r t i n i Old Fashioned $1.2 Please write on check "Rio Grande Dinner" and each Colorado Cream of Fresh Native Mountain Trout Grilled Minute Fried Oysters, Tartar or Roast Prime Rib of Beef, Charcoal Broiled Lamb Chops, Consomme, TH DI....,eas. 'runes auce Special Sirloin Steak Colorado Baked Potato L o n g Corn, Saute, O'Brien G r e e n Beans Hot Dinner Combination Salad Freshly Baked Pie M a p l e i Plum or Fig Pudding,. elpt' Cheese with Southern Beaten Biscuit or Coffee T e a Saccharin available for California Red Wine. Special Bottling, with Meat _ Parents may share their portions Half portions will be served children under twelve, at We are proud of our employes. We will appreciate it will write us about any unusual courtesies they H. L Scofield H. Passenger Traffic Manager S u p t. Dining Car and Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad,

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