Salt Lake Tribune | 1914-11-29 | Page 7 | Poster Stamps Are the Latest Fad

3STER STAMPS ARE ! THE LATEST FAD; vtg eo'Iectiri2 poster etamfstj :he fad now. Tie firx lar? shipment of ftamps ?fb Salt Lake arrived ycsier'lay, j to t3e Keith-O'Brien com- ? There are rr.acy dcieDs. all wym- j - cf naeiul gifts, "an.-i taoueands of i J jfn. These stamps are beirjz j tinted to the public pasted on - j-'-i:eS coctaiaicjj merchandise pirr- I Hea Is to eave the Ftomps in i ise maaner aa ono coliootd po?t- : ; s'iapa. The idea originated in "-J ; later the Ih-enth took ard it was epreadinfr in 'z-dit when the war broke out. A "t time ago New Yorkers bean for poster stamps and the been gradually working wt- '-er stamp ehould not be conftii "..ra:,:B2 s.innps, premium stanif'-f ;c hke. They are not redeemable ii"e no value outeide or' their ar- j ' worth. There 13 no limit to the j -r of stamps which mav conti- : j a. plete set. Indped, "the cs-t- ; . -bes are to completely floonr-d ; : PrJTter stamps of various kind- j 'fOJRpiete set, if it wcro possible , Ja'-n uth a thing, would number taousacds. k ;''e comic? to Bait Lake from the : seated a loeal demand for the -A rutin? in the activity of the rraiejtt store mecrioned in secur-initial secur-initial shipment, to be followed I consignments as bood as the -"atnrcrs can turn them out.