Information for Exhibitors
A brief Description of the Exposition, Extracts of important Rules and Regulations, and an Analysis of the Plan and Scope of the Exhibit Departments

INFORMATION IU915J for EXHIBITORS ———1 w I7 facilities for reaching the Exposition and the delivery of freight far superior to any in the past, and will en- able exhibitors to determine with reasonable accuracy when the exhibits should reach, their destination. 2. Customs Regulations: The Exposition grounds will be treated as a bonded warehouse. The same United States Customs regulations as governed the St. Louis Exposition will be in effect at San Francisco. The prob- able advantageous exception is that exhibits sold for delivery after the close of the Exposition will be ap- praised at the time of delivery instead of at the time of receipt at the Exposition grounds. 3. Power and Light: Ample provision will be made for the supply and. delivery of power and compressed air for exhibits of machinery in motion and for lighting. The charges for such supply will be based on the cost to the Exposition, as it is not desired that this should be a source of profit. 4. Janitor Service: There will be efficient janitor service installed for the cleaning of exhibit buildings, such force to be controlled by the Departmental Chief of each building. No charge will be made for the clean- ing of the aisles and passageways, but the responsibility of keeping the exhibit space in order will rest with the exhibitor. 5. Renewals: As the period of the Exposition ex- tends over more than one season, permission will be granted exhibitors to renew their exhibits. This applies more particularly to wearing apparel, but renewal or substitution of fruits and farm products will likewise be permitted.