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FOLLOWING closely its avowed policy-'Devoted to the
Public ?Service"-The Herald announces the institution of
the "Mail-Ad Department/' Undoubtedly the "Mail-Ad" idea is
one of the most practical and novel icteas ever presented to the
people of Washington. It enables you to insert an advertisement
in the largest Waht Ad Section in Washington without leaving
your home. The illustration above tells the story. All you have
to do is sit down at your desk, write your ad on the "Mail-Ad"
form which is published in every Herald, fill in your name and
the other particulars necessary, address it to The Herald, drop it
in the mail box and your advertisement will appear in The Her
ald. No more do you have to make a trip downtown. The Her
ald's "Mail-Ad" system practically eliminates all the worry, and
bother that hitherto attended the inserting of a Want Ad. Clip
out the "Mail-Ad" below; read the instructions on each side of
it, write your ad and send it in.
3feral6 Sttail
The Washington Herald "Quality Want Ad" Section carries
more classified advertising than its two nearest competitors com
bined. It is FIRST in Washington-FIRST in size, FIRST in serv
ice and, most important of all, FIRST IN RESULTS. Washing
tonians naturally turn to it to fill their wants. It matters not
whether you have something to sell or to buy, whether you are
searching for a position or the person to fill a position, a Herald
"Quality Want" will do the job for you. It is a "modem bazaF'
listing for sale everything from rings to real estate and offering
positions for everyone from the office boy to the executive. This
latest service, the "Mail-Ad," makes it easier than ever to insert
YOUR advertisement in Washington's premier Want Ad Section.
Right now, perhaps, there is something you would like to sell or
buy, a vacant room to rent, a piece of real estate, a vacancy to
fill. If so, fill out the'"Mail-Ad" blank below, the instructions
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on each side will explain how, and send it in to The Herald.
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Fill in and send to "Mail-Ad Department"
^>l)e Washington *3feral&
Washington, D. C
Num. .
Street..
Pto* Office
Write
Classification.
.Number of Days.
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[f ad is to be charged
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ad below mclmling name, address or phone; or if blind address is wanted mark X here
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HOW TO USE "
THE "MAIL-AD"
First write your ad. being care
ful to put only one word in a
block; consult the classification
list on the other side and put the
classification desired; then, the
number of days you wish it to ap
pear; if you are inclosinf money
for th* ad consult the n le table
ind enter th> amount you are in
closing; if tn ad is to be charged
make a "X"* in the square for
that purpose; if you wish the ad
to hare a "blind" address or bo*
number check that; last you fill
out your name and address, put
the "Mail-Ad"? in an envelope, ad
dress it to the Herald and drop it
in the mail box. The Herald will
do the rest
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