TABLE OF RATES

1st. Zone I 2nd. 3rd. 14th. I 5th. ~~~e ;~~~ :~~'e Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone 1000to 1400to all over Wehrht I Local Rate 50to 100150-u300300: 600600..1000 .1400 1600 1800 I Zone

1Ib _ W.05 $0.05 $0.06 $0.07 $0.08 $0.09 $0.10 $0.11 $0.12 2Ibs _ .06 .08 .10 .12 .14 .16 .19 .21 .24 3Ibs _ .07 .11 .14 .11 .20 .23 .28 .31 .36 4 Ibs _ .08 .14 .18 .22 .26 .30 .37 .411 .48 iilbs _ .09 .17 .22 .27 .32 .37 .46 .51 i .60 6Ibs _ .10 .~O .26 .32 .38 .44 .55 .61 .72 7Ibs _ .11 .23 .30 .37 .44 .51 .64 .71 .84 8Ibs _ .12 .26 .34 .42 .50 .58 .73 .81 .96 9Ibs _ .13 .29 .38 .47 .56 .65 .82 .91 1.08 10 Ibs _ .14 .32 .42 .52 .62 .72 .91 1.011 1.20 lllbs _ 1.00 1.32 .15 '35 .46 .57 .681 .79 1.11

The local rate is applicable for parcels intended to delivery at the office of mailin&, or on a rural route star tine therefrom. It will be observed that the rates of postage are largely re- duced and that the limit of weight is increased from 4 to 11 pounds. Parcels will be delivered at all free-delivery offices and to patrons residing on rural and star -routes: they may be registered and may be accorded special delivery service on payment of the usual fees, and they may be insured against loss in an amount equivalent to their actual value, but not to exceed $25, upon payment of a fe!,) of lI.ve cents. Distinctive stamps must be used on all parcels.

FOR GOOD PAINLESS DENTAL WORK SEE DR. HELLUMS

ENID. PHONE 1026

22-K. GOLD CROWNS ONLY S5.00

OR A GOOD SET OF TEETH S8.00 TO $10.00 ALL WORK'GUARANTEED

LIB ARY {ML\i OMA H\STORICAl soc ' Have you ar- ParentS. ranged fully for the advancement of your sons and daughters? Talk with us Phillips Business College Courses: Bookkeepin'g, Stenography, Pen Art and Telegraphy J. E. GEORGE, Prin. ENID, OKLA.

THE REGISTRY SYSTEM.

A new 10 cent stamp of special design has been prepared for prepayment of the fee of registered mail matter, domestic or foreign, but ordinary postage stamps may be used to prepay the registry fee whenever registry stamps are not available, but the use of the. special registry stamps are strongly urged. The registry fee is 10 cents for each separate letter or parcel, in addition to the regular postage, both to be fully prepaid with ordinary postage stamps. There is no "registry stamp." Full name and address of sender must appear on every piece to be registered, or it cannot be accepted for registration. When of the first-class, a registered article must always be carefully sealed-preferably with sealing wax, and envelope or wrapper must always be in perfect condition. When properly prepared, an article to be registered must not be dropped into the mail box, but must be presented in person at the registry window, where registry receipt will be given. In case of loss of registered mail, indemnity up to $50.00 will be paid on matter prepaid at first-class rates. VIAVI! What Is Viavi? A home treatment for mothers and daughters; avoids operations many times. It will cost you nothing to learn what this Natural System of Treatment will assist nature to do for you, but it may cost you a great deal of suffering if you do not know Viavi. Ask for our "V i a v i H y g i e n e" a health school within itself and a splendid reference book. Northern Okla Viavi Company 423-24 Chamber Commerce Bldg., Enid, Okla. We handle only the very best grade of Monuments

Phone No. 275 F. L. BLACKBURN GRANITE AND MARBLE WORKS -"..,.. ac . Pneumatic Air Plant 1 ffice in rooms TO' [lding, Enid, Oklahoma. -n_ ~o rn "'t "B rd, or any admissible greasy or oily substance, when h , delivery at offices beyond the first zone, must be packed ten orne .. amers, so that nothing can escape. Vegetables and it is desire ~ not decay quickly will be accepted for mailing to the words, "u..... , ' ••.•:>'! .to prevent damage to other mail matter. side. r ~.. h .• I .,. ,., :::z Parcel-post packages may 'TTl11],<{fG, ~. vAcept ll::z Great Britain (Barbadoes, Uruguay anu the ivetuertands) . [IJ~c:...:» Receipt cards are returned to sender for domestic registers • only, when request is made for same, such request being made on ""'"• envelope. If receipt is desired for a foreign registered article, the ~ words, "Return receipt demanded," must be written on address - side. If a register cannot be delivered by the postman, he leaves a notice to call at the postoffice, where addressee must be prepared to prove his identity. Registered articles are forwarded or returned without extra fee, but new postage must be paid on all except first-class mail.

LOCAL RATE.

The local rate will most concern those making use of the Parcels Post, and it is designed to benefit chiel1y local merchants and farmers and, consequently their customers. By this rate, packages may be mailed within the local postoffice boundaries, in- eluding city and rural carrier routes, at the rate of 5 cents for the first pound and 1 cent for each additional pound, making the 11- pound rate 15 cents. DR. M. A. MITCHELL and MRS. DR. L. BELLE MITCHELL OSTEOPATHS LIBRARY 64060 OKLAHOMA HiSTORICAL socr5l'¥ Small Checking Accounts DR. W. F. NAY fJN 0 one is denied the convenience of a checking account with The STEOPATHY is a system of drugless healing Oklahoma State Bank, because his transactions are small. by which a practioner through a thorough qlt is the policy of this bank to encourage the small depositor, be- O cause it sees in each one the possibility of the large account of the knowledge of anatomy physiology and by appro- future. priate manipulation adjusts structure so that na- t]lThe officers of this bank are accessible to those who call for the ture can restore normal conditions of function to transaction of business, and are glad to extend a welcome to new de- the body. ,- Our course of study is the "Year positors. of Nine Months Each." I have been practicing nine years in Enid. Office in rooms 401 & 402 Chamber of Commerce Building, Enid, Oklahoma.

Butter, lard, or any admissible greasy or oily substance, when intended for delivery at offices beyond the first zone, must be packed om his in safe containers, so that nothing can escape. Vegetables and n deliver else that he fruits which do not decay quickly will be accepted for mailing to wn of which his any zone if packed so as to prevent damage to other mail matter. farmer living on a HOW TOI SHIP EGGS. Eggs will be accepted for local delivery when so packed in a Incidentally this feature will be a big reward to merchants of basket or other container as to prevent damage to other mailing ~ towns that have been energetic in getting rural routes centering ••• regardless of distance when each egg is wrapped separately and c in their town as each route increases their lowest package delivery rate by that much. surrounded with excelsior, cotton or other suitable material and w packed in a container made of double corrugated pasteboard, metal, "PERISHABLE" ARTICLES SO MARKED. wood or other suitable material in such manner as to place each Parcels containing perishable articles must be marked ..Per- egg on its end and to prevent them from striking together or against ishable." Articles likely to spoil within the time reasonably an outer cover of double corrugated pasteboard, .metai, wood or required for transportation and delivery must not be accepted for other suitable material and wrapped so that nothing can escape mailing. from the package. All such parcels must be labeled" .l!;ggs." Seeds, cuttings, bulbs, roots, scions and plants will be permitted Butter, lard and perishable articles such as fish, fresh meats. in the parcels post mails under regulations as to size and wetght dressed fowls, vegetables, fruits, berries, and articles of a similar nature which decay quickly, when so packed or wrapped as to pre- vent damage to other mail matter, will be accepted for local delivery either at the office of mailing or on any rural route start- ~~H. G. JAN ES~~ ing therefrom. When inclosed in an inner cover and a strong outer cover of wood, metal, heavy corrugated pasteboard, or other suit- able material, and wrapped so that nothing can escape from the FLOUR and CHICK FEED package, they will be accepted for mailing to all offices within the first zone. GOOD THRESHING COAL FIELD SEED IN SEASON Dr. M. A. Mitchell and Mrs. Dr. L. Belle Mitchell OSTEOPATHS 1312 RANDOLPH ST. Phone 455 ENID, OKlAHOMA E. A. SHANK WE SELL EVERYTHING COL. THE ENID AUCTIONEER And if you will take advantage of our liberal plan of distrib- uting all kinds of merchandise you will save money. Get a Starting Auction School about Sept. 1, 1913, Will cry farm copy of the "Commission News and Buyers' Guide." This number contains many special bargains that you will not sales anywhere. Satisfaction guaranteed. Any bank in Enid get again. We pay highest price for Eggs and sell all kinds as reference. All kinds of Real Estate handled. List your of Groceries at Wholesale Prices. Visit our Sales Rooms. farms now. FOR TERMS AND DATES PHONE 1079. COMMISSION SALES CO. Residence, 1012 East Broadway, Enid, Okla. See that your name i. Enid, Okla. on our mailing list Phone 337 Special delivery postage does not give other security than that HOW TO SIDP EGGS (Continued) given ordinary mail. Valuable special delivery matter should there- fore also be registered. applicable to other parcels post packages, but at the rate of post- age of one cent for two ounces or fraction thereof, regardless of If special delivery matter fails of delivery because of removal of addressee, incorrect address, or for any other reason it is there- distance. Other parcels weighing four ounces or less are subject to the after treated as ordinary mail. '

rate of one cent an ounce or fraction of an ounce for any domestic Any person, at the address given, may sign for a special de- destination. Those weighing over four ounces are subject to the livery letter. 0 written authority is required. rates stated in the pound table. . The special delivery fee prepared on mail to a foreign country SPECIAL DELIVERY }1ATTER. Will secure "rush" service. up to the boundary of the United States

or to Shiip board, as the case may be, but will be disregarded there- ' The special delivery fee is 10 cents in addition to the regular after. postage, to be prepaid, by means of the .'Special Delivery stamp" Similarly, the special delivery stamp of any foreign country is on sale at all postoffices. valueless in the United States. When the regulation "Special Delivery Stamp" cannot be pro- cured, the fee may then be prepared with ordinary stamps, pro- vided the words "Special Delivery" are prominently written across the face of the letter, preferably just below stamps. _~ I'-N Special delivery matter is immediately delivered by special ~J messengers at any United States postoffice within the carrier limits of city delivery offices, and within a one mile limit of any other -. postoffice. Hours of delivery are from 7 a. m. to 10 p. m. at the -.~ former and from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. at the latter postoffices. BEST IN THE WORlD--SINGER SEWING MACHINE ~ IT IS ECONOMY TO BUY THE BEST '""'- Dr.M. A. Mitchell and Mrs. Dr.L 8elle Mitchell 106 North Independence Street ~ OSTEOPATHS ~:dr~t~:~::Master Tailoring Company 1~~1~',R~;~:I.Ph c. A. SAYLES. PRO... PHONE 279 Suits ClEaned and Pressed, S1.00 Suits Pressed, 50c RURAL ROUTE • DIRECTORY FROM ENID, OKLA. 1913

ROUTE 1 A Hunrick, J. Armknecht, John Hart, E. L. Arnold, Cash Hughes, M. B Hill, Moses Brack, F. :\I. Henricks, J. J. c Henderson, J. H. J Crabbs, H. E. Jones, T. B. Connett, C. A. Clause, J. D. Johnson, J. B. Crabbs, Arthur K Case, W. H. Kawalski, J. F. D Kelly, C. E. Donnell, R. L. L Downey, J. M. Lambert, Jerry Dickman, P. W. Lee, C. W. Daykin, W. M. M Duckett, F. C. McCoy, A. S. E McGraw, S. l\f. Elam, C. J. McNaughton, J. A. Emerson, H. Moon, J. C. F Moon, J. F. Flock, W. P. Moore, R. E. G Muns, Geo.. F • Graves, C. E . Marack, Frank Gorson, P. N H Naudet, C. A. Hess, Emery o Hess, Peter O'Brate, A. Hess, W. M. O'Brate, L. 34002. BURBANK'S YELLOW Plants Well Started Real Estate, Farm Loans and Insurance and Will Bloom We make FARM LOANS at a low rate, YOUR MONEY is EVERBLOOMING CANNAS All Summer ready as soon as papers are fixed. Ask us for rates. Our FARM INSURANCE DEPARTMENT is growing. If Guaranteed to Give the YOU are not PROTECTED with GOOD OLD LINE INSUR- Greatest Satisfaction..... ANCE, YOU should PHONE us TODAY. Our terms are right. Do you want to sell your farm? PHONE us description and we'll do the rest. We do not want your land listed with us, 75 Cents per dozen, postpaid unless it's GOOD. ANYWHERE We have a large list of MERCHANDISE STOCKS and some choice CITY PROPERTIES to trade for land. Write or phone us. LEE & ROBERTS H. W. LEE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Office Phone 69 Residence Phone 702 SEED AND FLORAL CO. 413-14 Chamber of Commerce Building ENID, OKlAHOMA 413-14 Commerce Bldg., Enid, Okla. Continued

p Sweger, V. C Musser, J. M. Church. Char-lee Pease, W. Sweger, P. W. o s. Caton, J. IV. Parriatt, A. B. Sweger, G. L. Ogden, W. B. Callahan, D. E. Phillips, W. 1\1. Schultz, A. T. D P Phillips, F. M. Schultz, August Davidson, S. E. Payne, J. F. Phillips, J. W. Shafer, R. M. E Payne, C. W. Porter, A. A. Elliott, 1'1:. E. Payne, J. M. Porter, C. A. Schoer, W. M. G Phillips, Les.er Rider, Mrs. Anna W Grave, E. S. Phillips, Walker Riffle, Ben Wiley, J. R. Gigona, Claud R Ramsey, J. H. Rankin, W. :\'1:. Walker, Jack H Hart, L. D. S S Watkins, M. A. Hoag, Dr. M. S. Streck, Geo. Fteege, James Y I Schrader, Lewis Steege, Walter Yenke, Dan Ivan, I. Shire, J. H. Swanson, L. K SUllivan, T. L. Klinger. Ch as. Skaggs, W. B. ROUTE 2 Kanip, H. A. Skaggs, M. J. A Blanc, Joseph L Lavieski, John T m Anderson, D. G. Blanc, John L. Thislan, Geo. M Bolenbaugh,. F. S. Thomas. G. = B McGiJ, N. B. a; Teske, Carl .. Baade, A. Baade, J. A. Morgan, D'xo n Miller, Chas, W o Beebe, W. O. ~ Barnett, J. D. Morrison. A. S. Watts, Archie Blanc, Frank Brainard, E. Mott, Eldon Walls, A. R. sr. ~===.======~~ [GPhO .. 201 SIN G E R 1Pho.. 20 1 II Machine Needles ~~:5~ WE MANUFACTURE Sewing Machine Co. ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS 106 North Independence Street, Enid, Okla. ANNUALLY

Ill' The hand that guides the Singer is Sewing Machine Attachments, 'jJ the hand that clothes the world. Special Appliances and Supplies. Wherever homes have been established, there Needles, Oil Belts for all makes of Sewing you will find the first signs of civilization, The Machines, Singer Tuck Folder, Singer Em- Singer Sewing Machine. There are more broidery Attachment, Singer Adjustable Hem- Singer's sold each year throughout the world mer, Singer Guage Presser Foot with Adjust- than all other makes combined, named and able Hemming Guides, Singer Hemstitch unnamed, department store job-lot machines Presses Foot, Singer Cloth Guides, Shuttles, and all. The people who buy Bobbins and Bobbin Cases, Bobbin Winders, Thumb Screws, Thread Take-Up Springs, SINGER SEWING Throat-Plates, Feed-Dogs, Tension Springs, Needle - Clamps, Presser - Feet, Spool- Pins, MACHINES Rubber Rings, Oilers, Screw Drivers, Still- ettos, Etc., Etc. realize that a sewing machine is something more than a piece of ornamental furniture, and THE SINGER STOCKING DARNER AND DARNING COTTON that upon its faultless operation depends a large share of the daily comfort of the women of EXTRA QUALITY OF OIL, SPECIALLY PREPARED FOR SEWING MACHINES the family. We'll sell to farmer customers on three full 'SINGER payments without interest, or, on easy pay- ments with liberal discount for cash and short Sewing Machine Co. time payments. s. E. LAMB. Manager 106 North Independence Street, Enid, Okla. SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY J Phone No. 20 S. E. LAM B. Manager l ~~======~ REAL EST A TE, FARM LOANS and the Parcel Post will Phone 591 bring to your door prepaid -==- AND INSURANCE LL==.I g Our Farm Loan Department is growing step by step, a 4 OZ. natural result of fairness. Your money is ready when • papers are fixed. of the highest grade Extract In fJ Insure your properties in our Old Line Companies. Rates any flavor for are reasonable-terms are easy. Phone us today and we'll come out. q We'll sell your farm-if it's a good one-don't want to 25c list poor land. Give us description and we'll do the rest. For sale by All Grocers. g Good clean Merchandise and Hardware Stocks, and some Choice City Property to trade for land. Manufactured by H.W. LEE REAL ESTATE THE ENID SODA FOUNTAIN SUPPLY HOUS,E Office6~hone EX CHAN GE Res]J;hone YANDELL & YANDELL, Props. 413.14 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BLDG., ENID, OKLA. 211 West Broadway Enid, Oklahoma

ROUTE 3 Continued

A Gritzmaker, H. M Seifert, Mr3. C. Atkins, Grace Shoup, W. M. H McGuar, Pat.rick Ash, M. C. Henry, J. E. Simon, H. M. McMichael, G. L. B Henson, G. M. Stoike, J. G. Barge, R. R. Hatch, W. H. Mitchell, J. T. Barge, Eliz rbeth He.sler, W. H. Moekle, G. T Benkendorf, H. G. Heisler, Hermall Blackwelder, A. 1\1. Huffer, J. W. Mount, W. S. Tritschler, Geo. Benkendo f, Wm. HaHday, J. F. P u e Hoeltzel, Phillip Conway, Cliff Hoeltzel, Geo. Perry, T. R. Urban, G. W. D J Peter, L. D. Drake, D. A. Jenison, A. J. Peterson, Peter W Diel, Geo. K Davis, M. M. R wans. Harry King, Charles E Waters, W. Yi. Kranel, Chas. Eisler, Fred Rupert, F. H. Wherman, A. L m Edwards, C. E. Rusmeisel, Mrs. S. Went, J. F. F Lamunyon. D. J. Riggs, R. L. = Fisher, Mrs. J. A. Lake, M. M. Went, T. W. ..•E: G Luckert, F. G. S z o Goodnature, M. Luckert. G. ~ Spade, Frank Graham. D. R. Lutzenberg Gust Zimmer, Peter ~ Gritzmaker, P. Lenhert, J. H. Schlosser, Joe Z rkle, Cia ence . you will never be satisfied 'till you have tried Dr. you will n~ver be satisfied 'till you have tried Dr. Joel P. Giles, the Progressive Chiropractor, over Joel P. GIles, the Progressiye Chiropractor, over Oklahoma State Bank. Chronic diseases a specialty. Oklahoma State Bank. Chrome diseases a specialty.

~~ ROUTES .•...• ROUTE 4 A M J r~ A Aickens, John McNeal, T. ~ Allen, C. W. Jackson, J. H. Morris, Jno. ~ Anglin, J. S. K B Messal, Frank Killoren, W. G. Best, T. E. Messal, A. G. Brown, A~ Kankenberg, W. G. c Bauermeister, T. H. Kester, H. J. Bance, G. W. .Brttton.J. H. N Bryant, Loe L U Bell, C. N. Nagal, James Baker, Frank Lindow, J. A. Buckley, D. M. Lindow, E. P. C p Blackwelder, B. A. Landon, F. E. Cline, R. P. Peters, C. H. Bloy, John Landon, Thomas ·Cowles, Jno. C. Poetker, H. H. Boles, W. S. Lewright, R. W. Potgrier, G. L. Beeke, G. H. M D C McDonald, J. L. R Coleman, A. J. o Dishman, J. R. Devery, Martin Ransch, W. H. Cecil, C. H. Odenweller. F. F. Dwelliss, P. K. Ravens, H. J. Craig, James ou, Henry Royer, S. E. r"n Calvin, J. M. Ott, Albert Ruth, A. F. Courter, J. N. Oringdorf O. O. E :z: Ehlen, Jno. Rower, Henry Crum, H. M. Oringdorf, W. H. -~ Cropper, J. M. P F S Coulter, E. C. Peckhamr.W. H. Foster, Frank Schrock, Ray c,-, D Pennock, C. O. Sheppard, E. R. r"n Duncan, A. r"n R G Sheppard, E. W. Dillon, J. F. Richards, J. J. Grayson, E. ~ Davis, C. E. Soper, E. M. S Green, R. Davis, H. C. Sargent, H. Smith, M. W. :I=- Davis, W. F. H :z: Smith, Henry T E Smith, J. H. Howell, T. J. ~ Evans, W. E. Strome, H. Haleman, R.. D. Tokias, S. F Henry, J. A. Traynor, E. W. ...., Fogleman, M. M. T r-- Tagatz, M. c::) Feather, F. R. J U. ::a G W Urban, W. Wein, H. J. Jacobs, J. :z:- Gray, F. N.. Weber, Fred GOOdhue, B. F. Wood, B. K. r-- Wells, P. S. K White, L. A. H Krause, Dorotha C"':) Herndon, M. Westphal, R. O. Wiler, J. Watson, C. T. c::) Hudnall, A. A. L Walsh, B. Wright, Elizabeth Harral, Alfred Litschke, Fred y -- lHodgden, W. P. Z Larkin, Ed r"n Yeager, N. I Zahl, H. A. Legg, A. D. == Iles, C. Zahl, Albert -c::a--.. BEST IN THE WORLD--SINGER SEWING 'MACHINE IT IS ECONOMYTO au" THE aEST Dr. M. A. Mitchell and Mrs. Dr. L. Belle Mitchell 106 North Independence Street OSTEOPATHS C. A. SAYLES. PROP. PHONE 279 OU will never be satisfied 'till you have tried Dr. Joel P. Giles the Progressive Chiropractor, over ""C'-. Suits Cleaned ahd Pressed, $1.00 Suits Pressed, 50e Y == Oklahoma State Bank. Chronic diseases a specialty. LLJ-. C)- c.,:) A M Alferd, S. W. Maddux, J. P. B Miller, E. L. Alferd, D. C Meyer, Henry Masey. O. N. -c:c' Mettlesteadt, E. Benke, Jacob McBlair, W. T. B cc: Miller, Mrs. L. B. Bowman,. John Brooks, J. S. P C) Mach,', E. Bradley, W. S. C Penner, H. F. L.&.. -' C N Charlton, J. E. Penner, A. Clevenger, W. G. Nelson, L. Church, R. E. Pierce, W. W. C1 Cummings, J. Cline, Joe Pratt, E. H. :z: Criswells, D. o Corbin, Mary E. R

~ -. Exclusive Millinery :z:- L.L.I A II kinds, descriptions and colors, from $1.00 up Call in and look at our bargains M. J. Schaeffer 106 North Independence c8 Phone 312 Enid, Okla.

~ ~ Articlesthat Cannot be Mailed Parcel Post (Continued) en Cards, visiting, bearing written Chromos, printed on paper.

name. Calendars, printed on paper.

Circulars, printed. Clippings. ••• • =w Certificates, filled out in writing. ~W Certificates, filled out in writ- ..ED:: Check books, blank. ing. ~lLc: Designs, wholly in print on pa- II) Checks, blank. en· II) per .. o ::s Copy books, school, with printed "b/l lines and instructions for use. Diplomas, blank. :=0cd- t.Lo.f! •• cd oU Zo::!' BEST IN THE WORlD---SINGER SEWING MACHINE 0- IT IS ECONOMY TO BUY THE BEST Q~ 106 Nortb Independence Street OU will never be satisfied 'till you have tried Dr. Y Joel P. Giles, the Progressive Chiropractor, over Oklahoma State Bank. Chronic diseasesa specialty.

Posters, printed on paper. signatures.

Price lists, printed, containing Receipts, parfially printed, with

written figures changing in- writing.

dividual items. Sheet music. Shorthand or stenographic notes. Price lists, wholly in print. Telegram blanks. Printing, samples of. 'fypewritten matter, original let-

Proof sheets, pr'nted, corrected, terpress and manifold copies,

with or without manuscript. thereof.

Receipts, printed, with writte:d Valentines, printed on paper.

THE REGISTRY SYSTEM.

A new 10 cent stamp of special design has been prepared for prepayment of the fee of registered mail matter, domestic or foreign, but ordinary postage stamps may be used to prepay the registry fee whenever registry stamps are not available, but the use of the special registry stamps are strongly urged. The registry fee is 10 cents for each separate letter or parcel, in addition to the regular postage, both to be fully prepaid with ordinary postage stamps. There is no "registry stamp." Full name and address of sender must appear on every piece to be registered, or it cannot be accepted for registration. When of the first-class, a registered article must always be carefully sealed-preferably with sealing wax, and envelope or wrapper must always be in perfect condition. When properly prepared, an article to be registered must not be dropped into the mail box, but must be presented in person at the registry window, where registry receipt will be given. In case of loss of registered mail, indemnity up to $50:00 will be paid on matter prepaid at first-class rates. Repairs for All Makes of Machines Singer Sewing Machine Co., 106 North Independence c. A. SAYLES. PROP. PHONE 279 Suits Cleaned and Pressed, $1.00 Suits Cleaned, SOe

Diplomas, filled out in writing. Magazines or newspapers, mailed

by the public. Drawings or plans containing

written words, letters or fig- Manuscripts or typewritten copy, without proof sheets. ures indicating size, price, dt- Music books. mensions, etc. Maps, printed on paper, with Engraving and wood cuts, im- the necessary mountings. pressions from, printed on pa- Newspapers or magazines, mail- per. • ed by the the public. Invitations, printed or engraved, Newspaper clippings, with name containing no other writing and date of paper stamped or than date and name and ad- written in. dress of person addressed and

sender. Photographs, mounted or un- mounted. Labels, written.

Letterpress copies of hand writ- Plans and architectural designs,

ten or typewritten matter. printed.

Liquors, ardent, vinous, spir- Postage stamp, canceled or un-

Ituous, or malt, unmailable. canceled.

Lithographs. Postal cards, wholly or partly

Manuscript copy, accompanied in writing, remailed.

with proof sheets. Post cards, printed.

Repairs for All Makes of Machines Singer Sewing Machine Co., 106 North Independence