The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-06-06
PAN-AMIkIOAN EXPOSITION.
The Problem OF Caring for Those Who Visit
Buffalo Next Summer Being Solved by
Or. Pierce's Free Bureau OF
Information.

With liberaity which characterizes all
enterprises undertaken by DIR. Il. V. Pierce,
of Buffalo, the founder of the Worlds Dis
pensary, he has established a free bureau OF
information and assistance, free to visitors
and householders.
The purpose of this bureau is to provide a
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 accommodations
for guests which will obviate the tiresome
search for lodgings in strange city. To
give information concerning Buffalo and the
adjacent points of interest, IN order that the
visitors may do their sightseeing with econ
omy of time and money. To help visiting
friends in any way consistent with the pro-
posed scope Of the bureau
ITS CENTRAL LOCATION.
This bureau is located in beautiful old
mansion of Buffalo, at o52 Main street, just
opposite the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical
Institute, of which DR.. X V. Pierce is chief
medical director. The free bureau is fitted
up with reception rooms, dressing rooms,
parlors and all conveniences for out Of town
visitors.
DR.. Pierce's free bureau had its origin 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 patients; but
when the plan was formulated it was found
that it.would take little more effort and eX.
pense to care for everybody who might need
the bureaus assistance.
When visitors arrive in Buffalo, they can
go straight to the bureau, at 052 Main ST.,
and ask for the needed accommodation.
NOT FOR PROFIT.
No bureau organized for profit can afford
to do what DIR. Pierce is doing, and no other
bureau could attempt it by reason of lack Of
facilities and the great expense involved.
DIR. Pierce has arranged to make your visit
inexpensive, free from annoyance and anxi.
ETY., and give you every minute Of time to en-
JOY the wonderful Exposition and its mani
fold features of charming interest.
DIR. Pierce believes that great medical
institution like his "World's Dispensary,"
that is in constant touch with thousands Of
people, has other obligations besides those of
a commercial nature.
1t may contribute to the pleasure and COM
fort of humanity, even in cases where the
profit is not Immediately apparent.
lmpelled by these principles, he has or.
ganized bureau TO furnish Pan.Amercan
visitors with accommodations and such in
formation, guidance and direction, when
they arrive in Buffalo, as will help them to
spend their vacation in the most agreeable
manner.
The question of where are you going to
lodge is of prime importance and should be
settled first of all. Have all mall kilograms
and parcels. sent in care Of the burean if
you wish. Use their waiting rooms and
parlors. Ask them about special rates and
excursions to Niagara, the Whirlpool Rapids,
Toronto, Chautauqua, up the Great Lakes,
down the St. Lawrence. Reliable nforma-
ton on any and every point of interest to
tourists will be cheerfully granted. Remem.
Der, there is no charge or fee for any service
rendered by DR.. Pierces Bureau.
Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot Ease,
powder. 1t cures painful, smartng, merry
Gus feet and ingrowing nails, and instantly
takes the sting out of corns and bunions.