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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Jun 23, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 25.

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World's Fair Home, St. Louis

By R. C. Porter; Dr. F. B. Moran; A. D. Gilbert

THE readers of the REVIEW AND HERALD may be interested to know that a home for our missionary workers has been established in St. Louis for the summer, where visitors to the World's Fair may find accommodation if they wish to stop with us while in the city. Our home is within one mile of the fair grounds, with a bus line passing the door, and street-cars near. Strangers in the city may be glad of the following directions: In front of the union station take the Market Street car going west; at Sarah Street change to the Suburban going south, and get off at Belleview Avenue. Our house is the first one on the left-hand side of the road as you walk north. There are some tents pitched in the yard, so there will be no difficulty in finding the place.
Our terms are as follows: lodging, 50 cents per night; breakfast, 25 cents; dinner, when ordered, 35 cents.
As we have no servants, visitors are expected to care for their own rooms while with us. Before coming, please make all arrangements by correspondence with A. D. Gilbert; 7301 Blanche Ave., Ellendale Sta., St. Louis. R. C. PORTER, DR. F. B. MORAN, A. D. GILBERT, Committee.