Be Careful in Your Letters by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Jun 12, 1907

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 33, No. 24.

Be Careful in Your Letters

By Editor

Be Careful in Your Letters.—It is almost inconceivable the number of mistakes intelligent people will make. For instance, some will send letters to this office containing money or its equivalent for subscriptions, but give no address. Sometimes they forget to sign their names. One letter comes with the mailing office written thus: "la x;" the writer evidently thinking that every one ought to know that it stood for La Crosse. Write your own name clearly; many others do not know it as well as you do. If you desire your paper changed, give old address as well as present. Write both clearly, plainly, without flourishes.