The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-05
LUNCH AT THB EXPOSITION
a Variety Of Good Things to Eat
at the Pan-AmeFican.

Visitors Amazed at the Articles Of
fcrrd by the Management and the
Pure Food Tanufaci Ircrs without
COSTA Most Elaborate MEM
BUFFALO. June There is no need
for visitors to the Pan-Amcrican to buy
luncheon. or even dinner. in the course of
. their visits TO the grounds Carrying a
/ lunch from the outside is an equally use
less eNtTava Ga8cc. The nauagerncnt
with the assistance Of two dozen enter
Trisii1S manufacturers of food supplies,
/ has provided fo- free meals of q satisfac-
tory and novel kind. They have for some
/ reason neglected to advertise this boon
/ fer visitors who have to be economical
/ and nine-tenths Of the people who visit
the Exposition do not know Of its posi-
+ hiiities. 50 the caterers VINO have acquired
concessions VIII probably continue to
make money
It remained for a New York FOUNDER"
/ to work out the Pan-American free lunch
system He lived through several periods
7 Of financial embarrassment by working
up an elaborate free lunch route in the
city and. although he now commands a
second floor front suite in the best hotel
/ wherever he goes. the route at the ExDo-
.-'aA q NV lEAl 40 MIN III i way llIL
not to be resisted. Perhaps it was be-
cause the women who wait on hungry
sishtseers are very pretty. He has pre-
pared an elaborate bill of fare. which is
served to him without price and without
cost every day he visits the Exposition
After June j. he VIII be able to add sew
! eTal additional courses from exhibits not
yet in place. The bin of fare follows:
Som
India Relish Sweet Pickle.
Roast Beet Ia Sandwich. Corned Beef.
Pancakes With Maple Syrup
Chocolate.
Prepared MIX. Mineral Water.
Cake Doughnuts-
Pineapple Preserves.
-Four kinds of Coffee or Substitutes.
Cheese.
The entire luncheon is to be had in the
Liberal Arts Building. in the section Civ
en- over to the manufacturers of food
stuffs. Unfortunately. the booths are not
arranged in the order followed on the bill
Of fare, 50 it is necessary to make a trip
up and down the different aisIes in order
to get ones bearings before beginning the
meal The soup counter is near the door
which opens on the espIanade. while the
relish and pickles are 100 feet down an in
terror aisle The relish is served on a
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