More Pay For Rural Carriers.
The House Committee cn
I'ost-ofiiees and Post Roads is
said to have decided upon an
increase of salarv for rural
carriers.
This increase, it is said, will
amount to about a year:
on standard routes and will be;
applied to other routes in i
proportion. Assuredly there's
no branch of the service in j
which the employes are more
deserving of consideration in
connection with salary en-'
largement.
The rural carriers work for i
the money they Ret and the
establishment of the parcel post,
has added materially to their
labors. They are compelled to
furnish their own wagons and
the augmented bulk of the
mail that they are carrying
will make it necessary in many
instances for them to provide
larger vehicles than they are;
using at present.
The carriers are assigned
about as much territory as
they can cover adequately, and
with due regard for promptness,
under the most favorable
conditions. A route that is
carried easily during the long
summer days and at a season
when the country roads are in
their best condition assumes a
very different aspect in winter
when the weather is severe
and the roads are muddy or
covered with snow or sloe'.
!l is during the winter that
the energies and resources .(
carriers are most strungiy
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B Fine Shoes and Dress Goods. IT PAYS TO FOLLOW THE ARROW >
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»n th days of r.r. Ny r.tur routes 1
beforj the rural iVoj unlivery
system lie.d boon established
the cont)V.ei n\> got rich while
the men who actually carried
the mails scarcely were paid
enough to keep body and
soul together but the iniquitous
system prevailed for many
years bsfore it was discarded.
The rural carriers are paid
salaries and consequently fare'
better than did the star route
carriers. There can be no
disputing the fact that they
earn al! that they are paid.
They get no "easy money" at
any stage of the game and in
view of the additional burden
, that has been imposed by the
1 parcel post it is no more than
fair that they should have
more additional compensation.
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lam the champion nttor of the world. I
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THE i>ANBURY REPORTER
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Ǥ The two HIGHEST Sales of the Year ||
H for so Large a Number of Pounds §§
fg Wednesday, Nov. sth. §§
gg 108,544 pounds for $21,758.41 g
If Average Q4 For Every Hundred P unds m
|| Friday, N v. 7th.
|| 69,780 pounds f r $14,369.79 «a
%% Average F r Every Hundred P unds 0
I® $L\9.Dy at PIEDMONT the g
H "THE HOME OF HIGH PRICES" g
£sss You may not have a twenty dollar average barn or you may have a better one but re- 0#
j(J>® member that whatever you have you will always get the top at PIEDMONT. Bring us some Q#
tobacco right away while breaks are light. We can give you an early sale every day. ##
l! WE SELL IT HIGH AT PIEDMONT. ||
| RUN BY THE NORFLEETS |
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