How to conduct a small mail order business

by W. E. Skinner

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HOW TO CONDUCT A
SMALL MAIL
ORDER BUSINESS.

HINTS AND HELPS BY
W. E. SKINNER.

MULTUM IN PARVO LIBRARY.

Entered at Boston Post Office as second
class matter. Published by A. B. Courtney,
Room 74, 45 Milk Street, Boston.

Vol. 3.

March, 1896.
Published Monthly.

No. 27

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HINTS ON CONDUCTING
—A SMALL—
Mail Order Business.

There are, in the United States and Canada, hundreds of concerns who obtain their revenue almost exclusively by means of transacting business through the mails. In addition to these, many regular city retailers have of late opened departments for mail order trade.

The habit of purchasing by mail is rapidly assuming enormous proportions in this country, and the custom has been catered to, in such a manner, that the ranchman on the plains may wear a latest style metropolitan custom-made suit, while his daughters may equip herself a la Fifth Avenue—all by inspection of a catalogue, a postal money order and a letter.