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1 Tl i Whol _ MinMBHHMHHIUI'T Vast Exhibit P and Insta 7 THIRTY-SIX GREAT FOREIi NATIONS UNRIVALED I An education iuch as one co\ International Exposition at Sun F At this exposition the peoplo opening of the I'anama canal. 11 as one of tho greatest events In rti me great exposition, whle nations will umko elaborate gove 11,300,000 on Its display, which w its own borders. Italy will show Installed an cluborato exhibit in t The states of the Union will r they should know it will have the favoring conditions and circumst Some of the marvels of the 1 sltion opens on February 20, 1915, rullroads will grant low round trl| the particulars as to the exposltlc ' \ following offer: ^ ? ATTRACTIVE BOOK ON THE A handsome book of sixty Panama-Pacific International E and of the Panama canal and c The booklet 1b intended ns a g j * ing the great engineering feat Mentions, Panama-Pacific Interr FIRST NEWS PICTI A Nearer View of the Dor ^kugTralacT Ipyrlcht, 1114, by Pantma-Ptclflo Intor The great Palace of Machlner> iplayod In the great Palace of ! kr. Thla colossal structure Is al iltallatlon of exhibits In the huge tmahlp could easily be placed ti II J i HE LJ iMaaBBMnK^vJiTnrjan 2 World Hi :1 Intemati MfcRapj??will iwimi -jl::. tirnnmnnmatn alaces Are Alread] illation of Worlds GN POWERS TO DISPLAY THEIR IN HISTORY?RAILROADS GRANT L TODAY TO VISIT HUGE EXPOSITI ild not recolve In n lifetime will bo afford ranelHCO next year. of the United States, Joined by tho nations undreds of years from now the world will i tho history of the United States, and Inde h will excel any universal exposition In th rnment exhibits. A single South American 111 be tho inoHt comprehensive ever made Its priceless works of art; Canada will dis ho huge Canadian Pavilion, built at a cost nako wonderful displays and those who do i opportunity to learn more of its wealth am anees that they could obtain In no other Panama-Pacific International Exposition are and closes December 4, 191."., remaining op< ps with extraordinary privileges of routing. >n. If you wish further Information about I PANAMA PACIFIC INTERNATIONAI FX MAILED FREE OF CHARGE. pages, profusely illustrated In colors and xposltion to bo held In San Francisco froir anal region, will be mailed by the Kxposltl encral guide to prospective visitors and wil which tho exposition Is to celebrate. Wr national Exposition, Exposition ltuilding, S; ? i JRE OF THE WONDERFUL PALACE r " Vv w 1 *10 ^u^8 ^aIaca < rjb ^BjKmctL ('.ardt-ns of the Panama w'" ^? ?"ft ?^ t'1? 111081 ~E i*'rs n,a'n exposltlc S S^&TrftSft will bo covered with \ "^hta within the pala to B'''"111 with all tho colo i| f< ( 1 vv"' visible fro te^SCt if f Ill,l> '" s,', M "" ""?wi' [ HHK^WHjMny ami weighs more thai ;* SfSlMt TllB graph shows tho frame early In May. The ext February 20, 1915. " r*'?pyrlKht. 1914. bjr Panama^injACHINERY AT WORLD^GREA" nation*! Exposition Company. ' i b seen from Itu nouth facade. The mech Machinery at the Panama-Pacific Internatloi I XL oat a thoueand feet Ionic, four hundred f ) i truoture has already begun. Three yean a thia rant structure aud with room to ayi ^NCASTI SECOND SECTION ?aded to Marvelc 'onal Exposition ^ Completed famous scu Exhibits Begun! 0 I ), ? progress in conclave of _ .UW MUUNU I HIPS?PLAN /( on. m Y4M \ h^m led throuRh the gront Panama-Pacific 4 > of the world, will celebrate the official recall the opening of the Panama canal * / ^ ed of the whole world. u e history of the world, thlrty-elx groat V jf \ country, the Argentine, Is expending * by a South American country outside play its vast progress, and has already J? of $300,000. j pi lot know this great country ns well as f j progress and great Institutions under /. depleted upon tJds page. The expo- ^ pn, therefore, almost ten months. The ^^-?5^3. ^ Any railroad agent will furnish you the exposition, take advantage of the .;>? ????????????????????? POSITION AND PANAMA CANAL fMi' -*^L. ' -i-. giving detailed descriptions ??f the y i February 20 to December 4, 101", I* Ion free of charge to nil Inquirers 1 also contain Information concern- Scene In one of the lte to the Manager. Hureau of Pub- able sculptural composit an Francisco, for booklet n>nr?wnilm? i?,?. - I - ? ? "Klro," "Karth" ami "All ~r\w^ ~? garden In the superb < "H OF HORTICULTURE which the l^uro was en >f Horticulture la sot In tho South -Pacific Intornational Kxposltlon and J ^^^51* ^? !?'* 1: t striking features as tho visitor en>n gates at Scott street. The dome Night view of South < ;laas, and at night colored search- clsco In 19IR. Dominating ,co will cause tho great globe to R'r* "H architectural I rs of tho rainbow. Tho lighting ef- whole surface softly glow m tho harbor. Crowning tho dome down tho facade, at about r basket." This Is 26 feet In height * ?"rt of Palms am l one hundred tons. This photo- ,n background at the t work of tho building as It appeared KrouP ' Nations ol tosltion will open In San Francisco .. Ml antral triumphs of the world will be Cupyri?ci>t. 1914. \,y Panama rial Kxposition at flan FVanclaco next n?. . ,, 1 a . . 4 . , . _.i Colopnade, entrance r eet wide and la 135 feet high. The i, , 1 . , , , t. . . .. ... . . .screening the west facade rela the size of the worlds largest riinilllll . , ... . . 0 removed to permit freight :r New Panama-Pa in San Francisco in 1915 | LPTOR'S CONCEPTION OF "WATER," FOR.CQURT C? * 4 fT1 :k i^'icr v/? sculptural warehouses on the exposition grounds. T'10 flmir Ion by Hubert I Aitkin, one of the most brilliant < f Am- i 'a conception of "Water." ia a companion pi* < o to three n The four In ures, typifvini: t . ?>lem. nts will r (!: rt of honor, the Court of the t'n i. er^*>. On the left may he Copyright, 131 j. by I'it Hill 11 it Pint Ho I OUTH GARDENS GF THE MARVEL EXPOSITION Cll Inrdeng and main entrance* to the Panama-Pacific Internal* t the scene at the left of the picture is the Tower of J. lne.g marked with thousands of glittering hand poli h> d ing with the reflected light from the ares which are hidd the center of the picture, may he seen the two slender t< 1 directly in front of the Tower of Jewels is A. Stirling <' xtreme left muy bo Boon the top of the triumphal At. !i of t the i -ant. Coi?>rtjjhl, 1914. by I'antmt-Pacific I ASSIVE COLONNADE OF THE COURT OF FOUR SLA: Pacific International Kxponlllon Company. >f the Court of the Four Son son a upon the esplanade on of the I'nlaoe cf Agriculture. ( Imp of the columns of the roll trains to enter the palace. Panama Cue.lie International Kx| rR 11 '1 t.cific OF THE UNIVERSE. \ \ 'K Jff-' >v v \ ; rrfiifiiTnA"! '"** / ' < j;. ' o a')ov?> Is thnt of a remarkri in n ulptnrs. TIhi figure, th? r symbolical sculptures- coir . Into :i vast sunken s u -in initial model fro in ' inillon.il Kxj. sit ton Company. ! Y AT NIGHT. - : . | : W / i '{ i v *' V * . .1 nnl Kxposlttnn rt S:in FVtnfi 11:' '-iit'ic 1 ! i>t llllO .it's i>i rn.t?\ i ' i iukI il < I ; \vl. ! t I ! " I i 111: nice ill ' * '4 ill l| I .111 l'? I " "111 I'll lit ? . I I ll> \ N Hum#"'-) S i < I j San Francisco narhor and annado lias boon temporarily [lonitlon, San Francisco, 1915. !