The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-29
SEAFOOD ID BE AN
 IMPORTANT ITEM Exposition Will Offer Many Ap-
 petiSing Viands BIVALVE IN EVIDENCE Lynnhaven Bay Produces the Finest Oysters in the World, 1t Is
 Claimed-JamestoWn
 Exposition Notes.
BIVALVE IN EVIDENCE

Norfolk, Va, October Especial. )-The Jamestown Ter-Centennial exposition will present an infinty of attractions to please the eye and to delight the mind, but it would be a grave error to consider the list complete and exhausted with ob- jects of that sort At all times and in ail countries there is one particular part of the sensorium to please which has been deemed a taste of the most exquisite order.
 The inner man claims supreme atten- ] tion. Deny it you may. but the denial is always taken as evidence of neurotic mentality. The classic lore of ancient times would lose half it's charm were the achievements and the accomplish ments of Luculus omitted. The great events of history would be deprived of the nimbus of idealism without the ac- companying recital of the feast which crowned them. When the valiant war riors of Greece and Rome doffed their harness. and reposing on their soft couches. quaffed their nectar ar faler- milan, they became beings of a different order from what they had been in the fierce conflict Readers of the Wizard of Romantic Prose Sir Walter Scott, can recall how important a feature of the barbarous struggles he depicts was the banquet, and to evince the universality of the disposition. The last of the bar ons, Bulwar Lytton's will show with what circumstantiality of preparation the dinner was approached.
 A Great Variety.
 Since therefore. the situation is dom mated from within the master who there rules must be conciiated and to bring about this result there will be found at the Jamestown Ter-Centennial exposition such a quantity and variety of seafood that it will convey the impression of a successful raid on old Neptune's larder.
 The succulent bivalve will be in appetis- ing evidence Lynnhaven Bay, an inlet from Hampton Roads. and within a brief space of the exposition grounds, supplies the finest oysters in the world The bon vivants. the gourmands and the gourmets who visit our shores are unanimous In their praise of the oyster dug out of LynnhaVen Bay. It touches the palate with a refreshing fitness that imparts a feeling of contentment and satisfaction Unlike the starved, dminutive product of the seaboard grounds the Lynnhaven Bay oyster is luscious marvel, fat and taste full.
 To those who desire a season of re- taxation from the heavy repasts of formal dinners and even quick lunches a visit to the exposition will be boon A sea- food diet, and such one as may there be had will be in the nature of golden elixir poured into their life. It will add vim and snap to the muscles. energy and -stlleftness to the step. clearness to the complexion and bright opafeseeRee to the eye. The exposition will serve the pur- pose of sanitarium for the inner man and Neptune's larder will supply the con- diment as well as the solid. substantial food
 Exposition Notes.
 A coal palace built of all the various kinds of coal found In the United States will be striking architectural feature of the Jamestown exposition.
 The international yacht races to be held in Hampton Roads off the James,