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,, livery person in the United sues;
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’ count in b will! «vines hulk Inch
1 Jill 1. soaordingtosninstrsetivo leaf
«J. identhemulssmgememjm
‘ 4 issued bump Boilers! Burle-
' ' son. This important extension of the
J «who will!» made possible by per-
fitting persons livingin communities
' > '0 My settled item not to justify
the Motion of their local post of-
loss as regular postal savings banks
2 to open amounts by mail.
. Governor Doekery, third assistant
pollinator general who has direct
supervision of postal savings, was so
impressed by appeals from all over
the country to open'postal savings-so
counts by mail that he took up the
. [ask some weeks ago of working-hut a
feasible and safe method for meeting
a demand well illustrated the letter
kom s Saline County Missourian. who
-usides many miles from a postal say
has bank.
“Having a few hundred dollars saved
from titty years of hard and assiduous
labor and skimplng'eeonomy on: the
port otmy wife and myself. we con-
eluded to deposit it in the Pomisav:
dogs Bank of . We wrote to the
postmaster of the place sad received
reply .to the onset that none but pa-
v trons oi the office could deposit in
that oillcé which is very disappointing
news to are. Our little farm is not
large enough to support us and Mid
is so high that it is impossible lor us
to buy more with what little we hays
saved and we are so old that We can' t
inbor much now and we would be so"
glad to lay by at least enough to put
us away in decency." J
Under the plan adopted by the post
master general for opening noeounts
by mail an intending depositor, resitl:
-J~ in where there is no regularly desig-
i noted postal savings “bank will apply
.9: 2 to his local postmsster who, will see
’" that necessary identldostlon data is
prepared and forwarded to s nearby
post olllce authorized to accept do-
posits. The intending deposer will
_ . then be givén permission to forward
2 ‘ his first and subsequent deposits iby
1‘. ' money order. or registered mail direct
- '2 to the postmaster at the banking point
fi ““19; wlpgh reeejptn or oerttl‘iiiltes will

 

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a demand together with any interest
lint may be due him. J

3 J an account in his or her own name;
' 3* . that an account may be opened by a
'mrried woman free from any control
ior interleieu‘ée by her husbllidp that '
— post oiiice officials are forbidden to dish
close to any person, except the de-
positor, the amount or any deposits;
that withdrawal; may be made with
out previous notice; and thht‘the gov-
ernment gusrsntces to repay gill de-
fiposlts ou' demand mlthsoucruediz inter.
est.

The leaflet will soon be printed in
twenty- -two different languages for dis-
tribution through local post omces.
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very. memo phscsndamas. tails ut- ‘

J3 erature in his own language will be or
~ great assista'nce to lhim law. recent

article, Postmaster 'ueutlllti Burleson
commented on the loreiznwhci‘n depot;a
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Tailored Gowns

, This sale whichbegan last week has been reinforced
byedditional numbers which were added this morning.
In every case the suits have been‘designed to sell at
$25.00.

SEOTCH TWEEDS, light and dark effects, plain
coatrand also Norfolk styles.

’ SHEPHERDS’ CHECKS. ' » 42m“;

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‘All of reliable material and very nicely tailored.

Good values for summer business wear.

$212.50

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ON THURSDAY MAthTH we, as well as all] the

tied to make thisthd Greatest ‘Biargaln Day of the year, and
our immense stock of four floors are teeming with values
that make your dollar do the work of two on that (lay.

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