Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-04-25

stinct of justice but TO want OF train
ing. We have all been the recipients
OF gifts that we have Involuntary ex-
claimed on receiving: oh. wish
she had not sent it," simply because
we knew the donor was violating the
instinct OF justice. Many grocer's
wife has received a present and heard
her husband exclaim on seeing It: IF
that same woman would pay me what
she owes me IL would be trifie bet
ter. Such cases are common. They
come from warped sense OF justice
induced often by lack OF business sys.
TEN. This Is one reason why it is de.
sirable to keep books. to keep a bank
account and to pay bills by means OF
checks. A record of debit and cred.
II, and a system whereby a woman
knows exactly what she owes and
what she possesses saves many foolish
mistakes
II IL is desirable to pay a bill In
another town several ways may be
adopted. Money can be sent by check
or bank draft. The former should
be made payable Ito order" Such
check Is perfectly safe in any letter
rs it cannot be drawn by any person
save the correct party. Money can also
be sent by express or telegraph com
panies. Both these methods are rapid
but expensive and IA rule are en-
ployed in emergencies.
Another way is 10 send a money or
der. These are issued for any
amount for one cent to $100 The
rate varies in this country according
to the amount from three to 30
cents. They are not payable the day
OF issue, but If lost a duplicate will
be made out In order to get this
duplicate it is necessary 10 preserve
the stub handed the payer by the post,
master who issues the order.
These orders are safe, economical
and can be obtained at &c 900 money
order offices in the United States AS
handy reference 1t is well to note
the following information regarding
fees which is furnished by the post
office:
Three cents to 30 cents for orders
payable in the United States and her
island possessions (Porto Rico, Ha
wall, Guam and the Philippine is.
lands), the United States postal agen
cy At Shanghai, In Canada, Cuba. New
foundland and in Barbados, Grenada
St Lucia and St NincentN West In
dies)
Eight cents to so cents for nternn-
tional orders payable In Austria Ba-
hamas, Belgium, Bermuda. Bolivia Brit
ish Guiana Chill. Costa RIGA, Den
mark, Egypt, Hungary. Jamaica. ia
pan, Leeward Islands. Liberia Luxem-
burg, Mexico, Netherlands. New Yea
land, Norway. Peru, Sweden. Switzer-
land, Transvaal and Trinidad
Ten cents To one dollar for interna-
tiondl orders payable in Apia (Samoa)
Cape Colony, France, Germany. Great
Britain. Greece. Honduras, Hongkong,
Italy New South Wales, Portugal
Queensland, Russia. Salvador, South
Australia. Tasmania and Victoria.
Often in sending letters or packages
with valuable contents. IL is well 10
have them registered if the mails are
employed. This ensures the parcel
against loss for its value ND TO S25.
30 conveniently IL this arranged that
while parcels may lie registered I'm
any post Office or post oHice
station. city and rural carriers
are also authorized 10 register mod.
crate size letters and parcels and
10 give receipt for the same The ad-
dressee is always asked 10 sign re-
ceipt on delivery OF Parcel and this is
returned by the post office to the send.
er The fee for registry Is eight cents
In addition to postage which Is either
foreign or domestic rate.
Uncle Sam is a sure and safe deliver.
sr and his mail goes TO every post Of
nee IN he world II II is desirable 10
have letter recch It's destination az
soon az possible II II well 10 aflx =
special delivery stamp. I'm addition 10
the regular postage Perhaps The let
ter viii reach It's destination ON sun
day where there Is no mail delivery.
The specia stamp :nsures its delivery
a. once within the limit OF the city
delivery. AID within one mile Of any
other Unlttd States post Office
How viii know which window TO
approach % depOsiting money in a
bank ana can YOU give me a slEg s.
ton that will hip iu counting my
money at the bank PA Dcpositor
lue departments AZ bank are al.
way plainly marked and the words
Receiving Teller" and Paving Td
Ter slow exactly where 20 go to s..
post aad receive MONEY Many per
sons .maane that bsn, NJ hours arc
short and hat business on that ac-
count 3 easy The contrary ia The
case iOr often bo.kkteper4 spend
hours reuiIying mistake. For this
reason. and because be- own Time
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