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y known firms, or where the name of the firm itself indicates it, reference to the nature of the business is often omitted from letterheads 14 Specimens of letterheads used for official stationery 27 As to the use of the symbol "&" and the abbreviation of the word "Company," the safest plan in writing to a company is to spell its name exactly as it appears on its letterhead 42 Specimen of formal wedding invitation 48 Specimens of formal invitations to a wedding reception 51 Specimen of wedding announcement 54 Specimens of formal dinner invitations 60 Specimens of formal invitations "to meet" 63 Specimens of formal invitations to a dance 68 Specimens of business letterheads 140 Arrangement of a business letter (block form) 144 Arrangement of a business letter (indented form) 145 Specimens of business letterheads used by English firms 207 Specimens of addressed social stationery 259 Specimens of addressed social stationery 260 The monograms in the best taste are the small round ones, but many pleasing designs may be had in the diamond, square, and oblong shapes 262 Specimens of crested letter and notepaper 263 Specimens of monogrammed stationery 266 Specimens of business letterheads 267 Department stores and firms that write many letters to women often employ a notepaper size 270 Specimens of stationery used by men for personal business letters 271 HOW TO WRITE LETTERS CHAPTER I WHAT IS A LETTER? It is not so long since most personal letters, after an extremely formal salutation, began "I take my pen in hand." We do not see that so much nowadays, but the spirit lingers. Pick up the average letter and you cannot fail to discover that the writer has grimly taken his pen in hand and, filled with one thought, has attacked the paper. That one thought is to get the thing over with. And perhaps this attitude of gett
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