The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1922-10-27
PUT TEDDY'S FACE
ON 5-CENTaSfAMP
NEW POSTAGE ISSUE. WILL IN
CLUDE PORTRAITS OF HAYES
AND CLEVELAND
Latest Series to Have Fl Values,
Ranging from Penny Variety up to
Five Dollars; Complete Set Worth
$10.32; Great Rush VIII be Made
BY Collectors for First Stamps,

With the announcement a weel
fago that the United states had pre-
pared a new set Of postage stamps, b
which two values viii be placed 81
sale this month, interest in the GhesS
new Europe issues, which have beer
appearing almost at weekly inter
walls for the past three years fias
fallen off. Every collector, from tbs II
youngest school boy to those selnya5;
tors of the United States BheDTank
high in philateliclcircles will befeag'
Ter get copies from G The earliest
sheets put Oh sale for, Is fffeduehtfS
happens, minor changes, in cPl95e de-
sign or perfora4tions might bemade
in the near future and 5dn 1thatI cas- e,
the first25impressions would S7fh4e-
diately be enhanced in taiue9ol ~
The collecting Of United States
stamps, beginning with the fiEstogpy7
eminent Issue in 1S47,s has BEEN p1Br
sued so akeenIy here andaabroadI shat
the bringing out of a new set is an
event of more than ordinary, inter
est. Thousands of the new stamps
will be quickly purchased, nevent to be
used, and eonserNativeYiestini ates Obyt
dealers last week Indicated that the
post office department viii profit
financially by. several hundreds of
thousands Of dollars ii the sale of.
stamps WHICH will neyeT che, redeemed
or ever used for postage.
The new set. will be the largest in
number ever. issued in. this country
for letter postage. The series Will
contain 21 stamps, rangfng, in value
from I cent to SIS, and the face value
of the cornplete set wifi be s1G32.
OF the ten presidents whose portraits
will appear oh different denomiYIia7
lions, three will be Seen on United
States stamps for 1.-THE first time,
Roosevelt on thel5 cent stamp, Hayes
on the'11 cent variety and Cieyelahd |
on the II cent value. go
s8il9asI8 sill ldm8ssA ylsElat94
On Sale on Roosevelt s l4inhiversaryt
tIL43 tSiI % ALaAl4GoA Az
( The and IL cent stamps. areoan-
nounced for sale, this month, Oct ~
being the first day when the, Rposeu
1elt stamps may be pqrchasedn that /
being, the anniversary of his birth. /
The portrait stamps will end with
he IL cent Cleveland stamps, The]
lineI higher values, = beginning, with |
Ia cents, will contain various, Snard
ional scenes and allegorica1 designs.
IN The IA cent wifi be a pictufe Of
he American Indian y the r. cent 7
will have a view Of the Statue Of
Liberty; 20 cent; Yosemite5 rs cefito, ?
SO cent, Buffalo 500 cent, I
he Affington afnphitheater and tomb \
# the unkhown soldier9s aLinaco1n
Memorial at washington; So, the r
'apitol Satl washington; 1 and ST. t,
american --1Thea uffkn6wn soldier &
lamp WHIP be put J on safe Nov. HE
Concentrating the efof11rth Sanhfver5E
airy OF the armistice. lAo 1alioo9 ri
FranklinI The nations s. first post I
Master general whoseo portraft" Was r
laced on the 1 Gent lssta1 stamp IN 1871
nd remained contfnifuusly ON ithat1i
unfit 1912, has prop
rly been restored ITO His sofd, posi-
on, with washington On thdes2 cent r.
lamp where heohas been for II 1nfahy
ears.u5 The other portraits are: 3
ant, Lincoln "a cent, Martha Wash
lgton;;o 5Aleent, Roosevelt; e cent, Is
arfield3ye7a cent, McKffileyI,l 8 cent, n
ranti5nS cent, Jeffers6h';; 10 cent, II
.onfoe; III cent, Hayes andpf2 cent, +
levelandsI 7ldSsiYpS s9me9D 81
1smuIaVoa re. ID sd1 ieysWP4
Martha Westinghouse Portrait cIifi
s,ls LII, .eual5aooaiE . oiqcpi
Martina WaShiQ PtOn. ia. the sODIy K