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THE ARGOSY—ADVERTISING SECTION. UNITED STATES 100 People 20 Houses EUROPE 100 People 20 Houses l ‘Telephone Here we have: Ten telephones for each hun- dred persons. Nearly one rural telephone to every two farms. Reasonable rates fitted to the various needs of the whole people. Telephone exchanges open continuously day and night. Policy—prompt service. Results Compared with Theories There they have: One telephone for each hun- dred persons. Practically no telephones on the farms. Unreasonable rates arbitrarily made without regard to various needs of the whole people. Telephone exchanges closed during lunch hour, nights and Sundays. Policy—when your turn comes. America’s Telephones Lead the World with the Best Service at the Lowest Cost. One Policy One System AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY AND ASSOCIATED COMPANIES Universal Service In answering thie advertisement it ts desirable that you mention THE ARGOBY. COMmiclooks.cO