The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16
PAN-AMERICAN
 EXPOSITION
THE PRoBLEM oFfcARING FOR
 THOSE th
Who Visit Buffalo Next Summer Being Solved by Dr. Pieree's Free Bureau of In
 formation

With liberality which character izes all enterprises undertaken by Dr. R ". Pierce of Buffalo, the founder of the Worlds Dispersary, he has es- abolished a free bureau of information and assistance. free to visitors and househoIders.
 The purpose of this Bureau Is to pro- vide q Headquarters for visitors to the Exposition. where mail may be aG- dressed and delivered. To furnish con- veniences for correspondence, such as writing desks. stationery etc. To pro- vide a list of desirable accommodations for guests which will obviate the tire some search for lodgings in 8 strange city, To give information concerning Buffalo and the adjacent points of in terest, ir order that the visitors may do their sightseeing with economy of time and money. To help visiting friends in any. way consistent with the proposed scope of the Bureau,
 Its Central Location.
 This Bursau' is located in a beautiful old mansion of Buaffaio, at 652 Main street. just opposite the InvaIid' s Hotel and Surgical Institute, of which Dr, R. V. Pierce is chief medical di- rector. The Free Bureau is fitted up with reception rooms, wash rooms. dressing rooms. parlors and all con-
 
 Dr. Pierce's free Bureau had its ori- gin in the desire of the Doctor to be of some aid and assistance to the sixty odd thousand druggists, and dealers. who are mostly his customers. as well as his old patlen4s s9itak when the plan was fornulHtAd~it was found that it would skalke little more effort and ex- pense td9care for everybody who might need the Bureaus asslsrance.
 iuif frNv-o Iva In RiIffo al sy can sgvt9Rkght4t6t tsIe Bureau, Tat7 e5. Main street. and ask for the needed
 x, Not for Profit.
 No Bureau organized for profit can afford to do what Dk Pierce Is doing and no other bureau could Attempt il by reason of lack of facilities and the great expense Involved.
 Dr. Pierca has arranged to make your visit Inexpensive. free from an noyarice and anxiety, and give you every minute of time to enjoy the won. derful Exposition and its manifold fea- tureM Of charming interest. ." Dr. Piecce~ believes that q great med ical institution, like his Worlds Dis pensary, ,1r that is in constant touch with thousands of people, has other obligations besides those of a conner cial nature -
 It may cOnIrlDuLe LOA NH6' pieaSuIS dHe comfort of; humanity. even in case' where the profit is not otimmediately ap parent.
 Impolled by these principles he hal organized Bureau to furnish Pan American visitors with accommodation end such information. guidance and al rection. when they arrive in Buffalo as will help them, 10 spend their va cation in the most agreeable manner
 The question of where are you Coinl to lodge is of prime importance ant should be settled first of all. Have al nail, telegrams and parcels gent Ill ear of the Bureau, if you wish. Use thei waiting rooms and parlors. Ask then about special rates and excursions t' NiaKara, che, Whirlpool Rapids, Toron to. chautauqua, Ip the Great Lakes down the St. Lawrence. Reliable in formation on any and every point 0 interest to tourists will be cheerful! granted. Remember. there is no charg or fee for any service rendered by pr Pierce's Bureau.