The Prescott daily news., 1916-04-01
TIMELY SUGGESTION
 BY UsILE SAM
He Says, ''In the Past Seventeen Years, I've Spent S424,000,00O
 in Salaries to Carriers to Bring the Mail to the Doors

Of the farm homes in My Nation
 Today, l have employed 43,710 men asd women at a total salary of S50,- 100000 year to aid me in this great undertaking.
 People will wait patiently for other things-but they want their mail promptly, quickly, without any un- necessary delays. No other nation under the sun gives as good mail ser vice as do my employees; no other nation pays out as much in salaries for good service as do l.
 The trend of the time is efficiency doing things better, more quickly, without waste of time, energy or lab or. You farmers know what this means--you merchants realize what can be saved in your businesses by efliciency-for Time and Labor vast cd is as costly as Money wasted,
 And yet, how often you might use my Mail Service to save both Time and Labor!
 Since the first snorting little loco- motive pulled it's first passenger along wooden rails, I've seized upon the advantages of rapid transporta- tion. have had my Mail Service planned in advance of every railroad built-as fast as trains have been placed in operation, l have had my mail organization ready to use them,
 Then 1 started my Mail Men to the doors of the people on farms, with the first signs of better roads in the rural communities. Automobiles may be big factor in getting better roads but my Rural Mail Carriers were the first to clearly demonstrate the great need of good roads. Farmers wanted their mail promptly-bad roads de- layed the mails, so the farmers saw to it that the roads were improved.
 Probably no one uses my Mail Ser vice as much as myself. All my busi- ness correspondence and most of my banking is carried on by mail. l couldn't begin to do all that is re- quired of me without my Mail Ser vice. 1 have sent millions and mil lions of dollars through the mails. 1 find it convenient and safe. It saves me time.
 You, tee, can use my Mail Service in your banking and business. It IS easier to send deposit to THE bank by mail than it is to take the time to go to THE bank in person-when you live at distance from THE bank.
 Grain-checks, cream-checks, cotton checks, produce-checks, in fact, checks received in the course of business transactions of any kind, can be en- dorsed, sealed in an envelope and mailed to THE bank where your ac- count will be promptly credited and a receipt for your deposit promptly mailed back to you.
 Your Uncle Sam is close observer and here is something l have noticed: People who are prospering and get ting ahead here in my Country, all seem to have bank accounts. My sug- gestion to those who haven't started bank accounts is to DO so. 1t will be a great help, no matter what youi occupation may be.
 It is a simple matter to open bank account.
 You can do it by mail, if it isn't convenient to go to THE bank. Just write a line to THE bank and say you wish to open an account and send what you have to deposit with the letter. THE bank will attend to all details Promptly and write you in return, sending receipt and check book. Try it!
 Besides the convenience of my mails there is also privacy. Your deposits and withdrawals are matters of strict confidence between you and THE bank and. too, my Mail Men are sworn to secrecy in the discharge of their duties.
 Safe? Certainly Your Uncle Sam uses the mails every day.
 You will have absolute control oi your money. No one else can draw money from your account, THE bank keeps your signature on file for this protection.
 And best of all, THE bank will be