a return card in one corner indicating the name and address of the writer so that the letter may be returned if it cannot be delivered to the one to whom it is written. The return address should be written or printed on the front of the envelope and not on the back as it is done by some men and most women. The letter given below is a satisfactory illustration of the form and content of a good business letter and the envelope containing it:
Phone: Garfield 1702
I. M. Bilderback
Dealer in
Dodge Brothers Motor Vehicles
338-340 Hickory Street
Champaign, Ill.
November 30, 1920.
Mr. John L. Jones,
Henry, Illinois.
My dear Mr. Jones:
Relative to our hasty conversation of last evening in regard to an enclosed car, I wish to refer you to the enclosed statement which coincides precisely with my views as to the automobile situation. First, I assure you that Dodge Brothers' cars will not be reduced in