Daily British Whig (1850), 4 Nov 1911, p. 7

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> IF YOUVE EVER LOST A ---- $1.00 READ THIS. -- If you should lose your purse containing Jour month's salary, or your month's sayings, would you quit work and stop saving ell hardly. '] * . Not if you are the man you should be. What you would do, having the right stuff iz you, would be to buckle down and work harder than ever or save more rigidly than tefore, that you might tho sooner make up your loss. : Yet, I have received letters from people saying they would like to invest some money but they are afraid to do so, as they once lost money in this or that wildcat 8 tion, and are scared to invest again. Isn't that a crazy foolish decision to make? Isn't it just as absurd as it wonld be for a man who had lost his month's earnings to say, 'Well, I am not going to earn any more money because I am afraid I might lose it.". : I know a business man, one of the most successful in his line, who failed in five different businesses before he became wealthy'. If, after his first business failure, or even his fifth, this man had decided not to try again, to-day he would still be at the bottom of the ladder instead of at the This country is full of worthless stocks, bogus bonds, gold bricks, bunco games, and get-rich-quick concerns, but if you lose money in any of them it will probably be your own fault. , : It was this man's fault. He made mistakes--careless mistakes mistakes no man should make. In nearly every instance he made one or more of ths following mistakes: -- He invested in "wild-cat" shares of some mining, oil or industrial company whose chances of success were improbable or impossible. He invested too early in mere "prospects." Remember, "wait till you see it is a good thing, but don't wait till everyone sees it, for then you will be too late." He invested in some Wall Street stocks that were capitalized up into the tens of millions--nearly all water--so much of it that every man who went in got drowned He put some money in a mining company that was managed by a man who had spent most of his life in a shoe factory. Think of that a minute, will you? What do you think of a man investing goed dollars in a mina that depended for proper management upon a shoemaker? top. What do you suppose 2 shoemaker knows about mining? What's the lesson in this? In nearly every case he invested with men who had never succeeded themselbes. Why, the man who succeeds is the man who is never discouraged by failures In no single instance did he invest money with a successful man. He turns his failures to good account, finds out his mistake, and never makes that And yet he expected to make a lot of money. same mistake again. To such a man failure is only a spur to urge him on to great If you have made the same mistakes this man has made, you, too, have pro er endeavor. bably lost money. . If the money you have invested has failed to pay dividends in cash, learn why But that is no reason why you should not gain prosperity. | your investment was a failure. ' On the contrary, it is a good reason why you should now succeed. If you made mistakes, find out what those mistakes were, and then never make You have your mistakes to guide you. those same mistakes again. Study them carefully. : If we will study them we can learn more from our failures than from our successes. Study mistakes of othacs. I received a letter the other day from a man who had lost a lot of money Then avoid them. through poor investments. : Don't make the same error twice. Whose fault was it, you ask? Profit from experience. Why, it was the man's fault. ' Achieve success through failure. 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You'll be among the EX Richmond Park is better thin any Savings Bank, as it guarantees you at least ¢ you reach this coveted goal within thedays alloted the average man per cent. . - Ten months, friends, that is the length of time you bave to complete the pay Why not let Western Canada's march of rogress HELYF YOU on the road to ments on Richmond Park Lots. No interest, no taxes, no payments to make if sick Competence. You will arrive SOONER, and have a much LONGER TIME to en or out of work. : joy the "GOOD THINGS" in life before the undertaker rdlls, We predict that purchasers will make from 200 to 500 per cent. profit WITH Richmond Park is the SANEST, SAFEST and BEST INVESTMENT you: IN A VERY SHORT TIME. money will ever secure. You have missed other opportunities. Don't neglect this Get marked sub-division plan showing lots now available. There is a time limit cue. Look a bit ahead. BUY NOW and make the most of your opportunity. to this opportunity. The time to ACT IS TO.DAY. wu PRICE OF LOTS T : 'B SPECIAL AND 0 fut | 25000-32500 sho wouty | | OPECIal Competition EXTRAORDINARY TERMS X 5 $225.00---$22.50 o $22.50 " - To rons t est tax 3 paid to 1812, no payments to make ' i if ever you are gick or aut of work When yo have been working 20 125 Feet J $200.00---$20.00 i" $20.00 . y days start your usual paymonts again by making one payment Think 25 Feet \ on 4 9 what this means when the winter comes on You mone refumlond : i $100 00---$1000 $10 00 { : plus 6 per ecnt. if you so wish fhis guarantees you against any . - "n . i . ' {oesl x 2% i n 1ZesS iy should you die, even though you have only made one payment on your es a 9.00 : get ' YY Wn . " wf sitle Joss A clear title at once given to your widow or next of kin purchase. Now sum these faets up You cannot lose, you are risking BR Cas . . } ] Tt nothing, and yet these Tots will sells for from $750 $1,00¢ a 13 run CENT, DISCOUNT--CASH IN FULL. iid Free to Purchasers HOCRIGE, ad yeu he ots Will seit fom } to $1,000 within a fa ~ = 1 If You Are a Wage-Earner or Capitalist | : Our City Depart- Here is the best opportunity to buy that you will ever have in your life. These lots will sell for three times their prescct value next summer Come to us ify cu ment can sell your | The Prices of All Lots Will be Advanced 25 Per Cent. November 30th. want to buy Win- property. Weare | ANSELL'S AGENCIES, LIMITED || Ur=rature covron pipe uses > ; | : tire 'and fullest Ihtormatios ots. We have the Higrature and fullest information } Sl DP ' ' & *3 3 . . . about Richmond Park, Moose Jas, i | the largest adver-| Traders Bank Building 433 Main Street, Winnipeg. ind. ariiculars of the $2,008 com largest list in the Carvin pons sor oe Hirer ra Ao eh rb tisers in id | Local Agen J. K. CARRO 14 Marts 8. = a) City." pan 428000040,

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