Excerpt from The Canadian Congregational Year Book, 1903-4, Vol. 31

Letters for the United States should bear the name of the State as well as that of the Post Office.

Letters addressed to mere initials or fictitious names will not be delivered unless addressed in care of a resident or to some box in the Post Office.

The public are cautioned against doing up book packets in euve lopes notched at the ends or corners, nor must the postage stamp be attached to both the wrapper and contents. The contents of a 'book packet must be tied -or fastened up to permit inspection.

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