Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-14
= How To Save Money When You Go To ST. LOUIS =

your stay and prevent the viewing ~
many fine sea Uttered exhibits The PIX.
should be nft to the lnqt or seen at
night MS they are about NH that is omen
after 6 O'Clock.
The intramural railway brlnps tho
visitor within easy reach Of any desired
point.
IL should IA taken ADVANTAGE n,
whenever possibIo 10 eovo ,i,,, o,,d 60
tipue The fare IS or ,ylr ho onn,t"r
case OF mixed lenses 10 cants
BE sure ana enter tho grounds tho
first time al tho main entrance cail"d
tho IIndcl Douleyard entrance az tba
Wabash Terminal and srbn,l,an ana
Transit looms. Go mn NV ths pio7, az
ST. Louis. Go I'm front of fba I nnisiapo
Purchase Monument ana stpnd L, 49,,
railing on the center of tho Grand Bo
sin. between the statuee or "Cn,gbn,.
at Rest" and peril or tho pIoirsn
From this nolnt Tho corsruil,. riarpod
picture of the Cascades ANA Tsrroro or
states is seen to the best adyautaga
AROUND THE pAsrN
Then go around the Grand Basin. up
the grand stairway, and standing di-
rectly In front OF Festival hail, view the
wonderful vista between the principal
buildings with the realistic Tyroleah
Alps IN the distance Go 10 the porchcs
IN front Of the restaurants OF eacn end
or the Terrace OF states and view the
perspecuves down the waterways.
Gong az once INTO the heart ana cen-
tral picture OF the fair VIII quickly give
q clear impression Of the location OF
the dlnerent buildings TO go in first NJ
Il side entrance, ana begin To wander
IA n n . las.f
cover LAO acres Of rolling and Level
land would retard the mental grasp Of
the EXHIBIT IN us entirety.
Inc iirst day VIII be all too short to
view the central picture, get located ana
learn the way around. Compare thu
map with the actual grounds and then
plan the campaign for seeing this fam
VIII surely be a difficult and intricate
campaign IL TOOK the writer two weeks
10 become acquainted with the grounds
when the buildings were empty The
map still has To- be referred to IN lOcat-
ing some snaH buildings,
RE SYSTEMATIC
hIblt to another. DO not spcnd time,
ON one building that has been allotted
10 another II the stay is limited. De
eide how much time can be spent ON n
certain portion, go directly to II in the
morning and view It systematically, AZ
apportioning the time, allow at least
two days free at the end to go back ana
examine the exhibits that You founu
especially interesting and instructive.
As your hope OF salvation depends
upon it do not for an instant part
company with your map!
The mapless person viii be Ike ship
In midocean without rudder, Staying
In st. Louis, at the best, Is expensive,
ana every moment should be made 10
count, The woman, who spends q half
an hour every morning waving her
hair, viii wish after she returns home
that she had spent those valuable half
hours at the fair.
The day lost at the beginning Of the
stay I'm unpacking a trunk. and the day
lost at the end in re-packng Il. Will
be bitterly regretted afterwards when
hearing or reading OF some fascinating
exhibit that could have been viewed in
those lost days,
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"oND ~ WOMEN'
Women should NOT snend thn wool,
nrecedinp their denarture for tho foir
in making tlresome ntrbolows ar hoth
erinp with dressnnakers or seamstros.
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ses III VIC housei DETER get rested up
ana III soou l,lSs'cal con9l'lon