The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-06-08

and don't think that you will not be
interested in the gowns for women,
shown by French, English. Ameri-
can and Jap modistes. You will be,
and while you may not want to look
at them quite as long as your wife,
you can rest while she is examining
the more intricate details of each.
These buildings will occupy your
attention for another day. if you are
on the rush-two days, if not-and
alter your evening dinner you will
again take ride on the inter-mural
and bring up at the lagoon until it
is time to again join the throng over
on the pike, where you will want to
spend every night while you are on
the grounds. By the time you re-
turn to your hotel you will be weary
and footsore and will probably be
caught later taking foot-baths and
following them up with liberal ap-
plications of the baby borated tai
cum powder.
The lover of the fine arts would
like to spend weeks in the foreign
art departments, the American ex-
hibit not yet being ready, but our
party covered the two buildings in
half day, none of US being critics,
but appreciating good looking pic
ture long enough to get good i'm
preston of it. Your time here will
have to be limited according to the
time you wish to remain, although if
you are completely in love with fine
art start at this.point first and give
all the time you have to these ex-
hibits. With another night on the
pike you will have completed about
everything you wish to see at that
point, and you will be thinking of
your expenses and a desire to get
where they are not so great.
EXPENSE ITEM A BIG ONE.
For the item of expense is a big
one. You are pot permitted to turn
around without paying for it. And
everything costs 10 cents, or more.
Everything, we said. Well, at the
Falstaf Inn, only, beer is sold for
five cents per glass, and everything
else accordingly, but at all other
places, it is ten cents, and other
items accordingly. This brings to
our mind a trio Of ladies rushing out
of place on the grounds and calling
to their bubbles that they had found
something that cost only nickel.
"For God S sake, what is it, was
the reply, and when the ladies ex-
citedly remarked that it was for the
use of the toilet rooms from which
they had just emerged their bubbles
were crushed.
Your room will cost you from 81. 30
to 81 per day alone, according to To-
cation and equipments, and you must
take chances on having room-mates
who will pay accordingly. At the
lnnside Inn you can obtain break
fast, American plan, for so cents,
luncheon for the same and dinner
for rs cents. The service is good
and you will have plenty to eat. On
the la carte plan you will pay about
double, If you get anything to eat at
all. But you must figure on eating
where you happen to be when you
are hungry. We have in our pos
session a menu card of the American
Inn, the table being la carte. Hot
water is served at the table for 10
cents pot, or five centsa cup. An
orange will cost Is cents, banana
10 cents, coffee 10 cents cup or %
cents for small pot, tea the same.
Soups run from 20 to 80 cents a
bowl, relishes 10 to 90 cents, salads
% to 70 cents, and steaks for an in
dividual from Is cents to $l.25.
Should you attempt to make one Of
these steaks do two persons you will
get taxed up 25 cents for the extra
service, and three additional small
slices of bread will cost ten cents.
A small piece of ham with two eggs
will cost 80 cents, two boiled eggs
% cents, one service Of potatoes
from 20 to 25cents. This place, how