Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-14
Special Correspondence.

~ T. LOUIS, May IT, 10O4-Save
money at the worlds fairE
VI Surely. in the best possible
way by getting full value for
every dollar and day spent.
What you see and learn Is OF
the most possible Importance.
what the dense, surging mass
Of humanity, that you will come in con-
tact with, viii think Of your appear
ance Of the hotel at which you stop,
and the restaurant where you eat, is Of
no possible Importance for the very
good reason that they are not going to
think Of you at all.
Every moment will be valuable The
fair Is on so gigantic a scale that
months could be spent without exhaust
ing It's instructive resources The Nis-
itor--that Is what st. Louis people call
them, fair vistors-should plan 10
spend as much time at the fair as can
be afforded. Two weeks, or less, would
only leave blurred picture on the mind
Of statues, paintings, architecture, end
less colonnades, music flashing lights,
babble Of strange tongues, and feet-
ing glimpse Of every nationality on the
globe, or rather all but one, for as u
local poet pathetically expresses H.
There's show from each nation
All over creation,
But nary exhibit
Is promised from Tibet
The fair management will stop at no
trouble to advance the comfort and
convenience Of visitors. They have
large force Of men especially TO an
sWer Inquiries, DO not hesitate to
write TO them for maps and literature
regarding events Of special interest 10
yourself Address.
Free Information g rvice, Admins
ration Building, Worm, Fair Grounds,
81 Louis, Missouri.
DO not decide on the length Of your
stay until YOU have secured map Of
Inc grounds, that, and pamphlet
called Rooms will be sent you free II
you write for them. They contain yalu-
able Information. You must not be sur
'flsed IN applying for rooms, at the
PAGES mentioned in Rooms If you
IND only the up" rooms vacant
ANSWERS ARE DIPLOMATIC.
Many hotels are keeping their agree
ment with the fair managers, to main
taln the usual prices OF rooms, by the
1lplomatic, Very sorry, but all of our
low priced rooms are taken" None Of
our prices given means a whole room,
only to share II with as many others
as 1t will hold.
IN planning for your stay, and d.
.ulhS up your time, take the agricul-
mo fan "a. H..
Hlles or aisles. Unless you tack like a
man carrier which lengthens the dls-
lance, you will have to walk eight
mlles If you simply set your face at the
proper angle and walk by every exhibit,
Mlhout stopping to examine any. Com
pare the other buildings with II and
'ahe careful estimate of your own
strength and endurance, and decide be-
.Nten the amount of time you need
70 view the fair, and the amount Of time
9ou can afford to spend at II.
mere are complete catalogues OF
every building and exhibit on sale.
fourteen OF them, IN fact, for % cents
,o'h. The Philippine catalogue win
W. issued May 81, and will cost so cents.
ue I'VE stock catalogue to be issued
Hus !, VIII cost % cents. The COM
pVle catalogue to the art building viii
''Ns ~ ~ iulN a ftllol ilNl tuiS
nvyessary catalogue can be bought for
a Ualrly reasonable figlire-as worlds
lalr prices go Worlds fair prices"
are settled institution here. II pro.
Wy is made at extortion It Is met with
Ssuoh suave smile and, "Ah. but you
nuoW we are all paying worlds fair
Prices now"
- me official guide to the Worlds Fair
Nrounds' is % cents and win be a time
SaNer Do not buy the guide books
." sue outside the grounds, by the en-
''9n'es, as they are different.
LOT the entire rs catalogues, besides
,U,ner odd scraps Of literature, the Wis
UT WIN have TO decide for himself
ue,her he spends his time reading
o'aIosues or viewing the exhibits.
HOW INFORMATION is SOLD.
a., Of these cataloss, except the Of
'a' uulde Book, are sold, bound al