CLASS 2.
Dear Sir:—
I was very much disappointed in not receiving the small amount of your account, $10.00, as you were one of my Class 1 customers, and I felt sure you would not fail me when I called on you. I hope you will attend to this at once, as I would like to place you back on my Class 1 list.
A good credit is the greatest asset that any man can have, and I find I can only maintain my credit by making prompt payment of my bills. To do this I must have a prompt settlement of the bills due me. I know that you value a good credit, and feel sure that you will not again disappoint me.
How is baby getting along? I guess he can almost stand by this time. Come in and see me any way, and we can no doubt make arrangements that will help us both out, and continue the best of friends.
Yours very truly.
In case he is not interested in your friendship, and does not show up with the money, we will try our third and last shot.