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Show =< enamel ——-—— Es POSTAGE Subject to RATES Change—Consult Postmaster AIR MAIL: 6c. for first oz.; 6c. for each additional oz. or fraction. FIRST CLASS: Written matter and matter sealed against inspection LETTERS and written and sealed matter, 3 cents for each ounce, except when addressed for at letter-carrier collected local offices; delivery: and or delivered by 1 cent rural Local an letters, ounce or star-route 2 cents at all other carriers, the rate is 2 cents an ounce. ean CARDS (Private Mailing)1 cent each. STAL CARDS ( Government) 1 cent each. ween = Seen ee Se SECOND CLASS: copies of newspapers, ounce magazines and case periodi- cals. (May be sent Parcel Post if cheaper). DOMESTIC—1 cent for each 2 oz. or fraction. FOREIGN-—116 cents for each 2 oz. or fraction THIRD CLASS: Merchandise and printed matter weighing 8 oz. or less -114c. for each 2 oz. or fraction. (Special rate of 1c. for each 2 oz. or fraction for printed books and catalogues of 24 pages or more.) FOURTH CLASS: (Parcel Post) covers matter weighing over 8 oz. (except ia and 2nd class). Zone rates apply. SPECIAL HANDLING: Parcels of fourth- hans matter indorsed ‘‘Special Handling’’ will be given the most expeditious handling, transportation, and delivery practicable (but not special delivery) upon pay- a ment, in addition to ae regular postage, of the following charge: If ordinary postage stamps are used peor must be endorsed: “SPECIAL HANDLING”. Additional Fee: Ibs. or less 10c; over 2 1bs. and up to 10 lbs. 15c¢: over 10 Ibs. 20c. SPECIAL DELIVERY—FIRST CLASS—Additional Fee: up to 2 lbs. 10c: over 2 lbs. and up to 10 Ibs. 20c; over 10 Ibs. 25c. OTHER al Full an offices unless in which over CLASSES 2 lbs. Tf ordinary, to 10 ee lbs. stamps special 25c; handling)—up over are used, 10 ee AIL, FIRST eminn aes aw a “50 Articles not registered according to their value. INSURANCE (3rd lbs. package DOO full value and 4th Class are 2 Ibs. must 15c:; be en- 17c Lemar) 1000 oi eiicieicw icles 1, ‘00 surcharged at a special rate only) 5—25 O— RETURN RECEIPTS: For Insured or Registered Domestic 3 cents each. Foreign 5 cents each. COLLECT ON DELIVERY MAIL—(Fee ee Up to $5 $25—$50 5—2 to 35c or “Vettes DELIVERY’. REG re Indemnity POO (including up “SPECIAL — dorsed: and postage 50—100 Mail— insurance). $100—$ 2 SEALED PACKAGES—Third and Scudth. class matter may be closed against inspection when wrapper bears authorized printed indicia. If sealed without indicia, parcels are subject to first class rate. SIZE OF PARCEL POST PACKAGES—Parcels must not exceed 100 inches in length and girth combined. For parcels measuring more than 84 inches but not more than 100 inches in length and girth combined, the minimum charge shall be the rate for a 10 pound parcel. The maximum weight limit is 70 pounds FEES Under $2.50 Over . 50 and not over aé 00 of ‘00 6e 6 64 to FOR > 00.. a all zones. MONEY ORDERS 6 Over 20.00 and not over $40.00.. 8c O35, Maa er see ire Sine 60.00. 00. 11e ‘00. .13¢ ds 4 66 60.00 80. 00 ‘ «6 ve 66 vi 66 No money order issued for more than $100 REFORWARDING—Letters, post cards and other first may be reforwarded without ‘extra postage. Other matter wake mail requires a new prepayment of postage. FOREIGN—Letter ostage for all foreign countries in the following list is 3 cents per oz.; Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colum- bia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Repub blie, Equador, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Mexico, Newfoundland (including Labrador), Nicaragua. eeneas i Paraguay, Peru, Salvador, Spain and Colonies, Uruguay and enezuela. The letter rate to all foreign countries not in the above list is 5c. for the fee oz. or fraction, and 3c. for each additional oz. or fraction. REGISTRY—For all foreign letters, 15c. in addition to postage. rates on tikes classes of foreign mail, inquire at post office. For |
