The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1901-05-01
pAn-AmeRleAn EXPOSITION.

Dr. PIerce's Free bureau of Information.
With liberality which characterizes
all enterprises undertaken by DIR. IL.
Y. Pierce, of Buffalo, the founder of
the Worlds Dispensary, he has esta-
blished free bureau of information
and assistance, free to visitors and |
householders.
The purpose of this Bureau is to
provide headquarters for visitors to
the Exposition, where mail may be
addressed and delivered. TO furnish |
conveniences for correspondence, such
as writing desks, stationery, etc. To
provide list of desirable accommoda
tions for guests which will obyiate the
tiresome search for lodgings in a
strange city. To give information con-
corning Buffalo and the adjacent points
of interest, in order that the visitors
| may do their sight seeing with eeono-
my of time and money. To help visit
| ing friends in any way consistent with
the proposed scope of the Bureau.
| ITS CENTRAL LOCATION.
This Bureau is located in beautiful
old mansion of Buffalo, at G52 Main
street, Just opposite the Invalids' Hotel
and Surgical Institute, of which DIR.
II. V. Pierce is chief medical director.
The Free Bureau is fitted up with re-
ception rooms, wash rooms, dressing
rooms, parlors, and all conveniences
for out-of-town visitors.
DIR. Pierce's Free Bureau had its
origin in tho desire of the Doctor to
be of some aid and assistance to the
sixty odd thousand druggists and deal
ers, who are mostly his customers, as
we'll rs his old patients; but when the
plan was formulated it was found that
it would take little more effort and
expense to care for everybody who
might need the Bureaus assistance.
When visitors arrive in Buffalo, they
can go straight to the Bureau, at G59
Main street, and ask for the needed
accommodation.
NOT FOR PROFIT.
|
afford to do what DR.. Pierce is doing,
and no other bureau could attempt it
by reason of lack of facilities and the
great expense involved.
DR. Pierce has arranged to make
your visit inexpensive free from an
noyance and anxiety, and give you
every minute of time to enjoy the Won
derful Exposition and its manifold
features of charming interest.
DIR. Pierce believes that great med
zeal institution like his Worlds Dis
pensary, that is in constant touch
with thousands of people, has other
obligations besides those of COM
merieal nature.
1t may contribute TO the pleasure and
, comfort of humanity, even iii cases
apparent.
Impelled by these principles, he has
organized Bureau to furnish Pan
, | American visitors with accommoda.
tons and such information, guidance
t and direction, when they arrive in
Buffalo, as will help them to spend
0 their vacation in the most agreeable
| manner.
y The question of where are you going
p to lodge is of prime importance and
{ should be settled first of NIL. Have all
% mail, kilograms and parcels sent in
, care of the Bureau, if you wish Use
, their waiting-rooms and parlors. Ask
them about special rates and excur-
l sions to Niagara, tho Whirlpool Rapids,
Toronto, Chautau4ua, mp the Great
> Lakes, down the st. Lawrence. Re
/ liable information on any and every
4 point of interest to tourists will be
s cheerfully granted. Remember, there
ia no charge or fec for any service
70 rendered by DIR. Pierce's Bureau