ee wR ~~ Tues. = Wea. <r 1918 Janel, Ther. Ce | | FoREIGN Domestic | CLASSIFICATION | ) Letters eeereee 2c. Seeeeuseeteeeese Postal Cards...cccscesscesees| Magazines, ; Newspapers, } Photos, Books**, Printed Circulars, CtC.ccccccesecsee| Periodicals, ....sececeseeese| , | per first 5c. OZ. 2c. each: 1C.,40Z8. 1c., 2 OZs. 1C., 2 OZS, 1c., 2 OZS. f{ 1c. per oz. §| Samples 4 i | | * + . upto4ozs. | 2c,, 4 ozs. $9 Merchandise ........-20--+2+-| Domestic to postage, ee _be lye. eee oes ne er or exceedin not value a to insured be but it can registered, $25 for a fee of 5 cents; or a value not exceeding $50 for : REGISTRY FEE, 10c. in addition | OZ. 1c. cach fee of 10 cents. *Each additional ounce or fraction, 3 cents. +Great Britain and Ireland; Newfoundland, Bahanz., and to Germany direct, 2 cents per ounce. Enoae additional 2 ounces, 1 cent. post rate (according to distance). Over 4 ozs. at parcel SSEEDS, BULBS, Etc.—The is 1 cent for 2 ounces. **Printed books over post rates. ¢Merchandise to ; rate eight foreign Post.—Inquire at: Post Office. on ounces ; seeds, bulbs, subject countries by etc., to parcel Foreign Parcel Domestic PARCEL Post.—Merchandise may be sent by domestic parcel post, the rates depending upon weight and distance, concerning which inquire at post office. must address and name REQUIREMENTS.—Sender’s: appear on the package—otherwise unmailable. Parcels over four ounces must be mailed at post office or places designated—not in street boxes. Contents easily examined. Limit of size & inches in length and girth combined. Concerning limit of weights inquire at post office. Postmaster General has authority to change Parcel Post classifications, rates, etc. Subject to change after going to press. — Wea. ae i siniascitiadaiicall = WEDNESDAY 2 Ther. } | AAR