The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-17
THE ROAD TO FORTUNE.
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Bookkeeper.
 pstensy at the end of ten years must make ,s. .r 54ssss: & g ,s sn, sss others fss are doing. New, during tho firss ss ssciam you If Tass shoas saSs save ys.r that would make st0,0Oo at the end of ten years. without counting the interest You're
 But wait We are suposing now that you are having your share of prosperity and ysars ,ssr as yon w haYe doctors Ss to pay and may even. be without employment at .lblss These things must be taken inte sonsideration If you would save sio.ooo ID $ So the first year you save si;eeo. mi. leaves you little iess than sar .,r, wsek @ haps you will have to move out of your present home and rent one that is cheaper. you to contract Newer tailoring biis. and in all probability you will get your wife to aid you ia economizing; but you must save sl, 900 during that year and you will necessary for you to save si.ooe during the find that you can do #.
 Tn the second year your load will necoma lighter. and then you win see why 1t was first year. The $1. coo you can easily piacs out at per cent interest and at. the end or ,he second year 1t will have earned yoa $50. So during this second year you have to save only ssSo Tn other words. you have week more to spena rnS gh xsss sss eg shsn tSa s,rst Tn th.ss way Your load continues io get lighter and lighter. You heEn you third year with s2.ooo out at interest. ana which leaves you s2 a week more to spend than during the first year; and So 1t goss .nti;sat shs end # .hs fil.n ysa. you are half of your salary St,5s0 salary. Each year you have more to spend At the end sie.5o a week, while you have ,i7so 10 spend.
 Al the end of your tenth year you have snS nSoSIb Which n,Sn may even bring you ieSs a ssoo year if you invest 1t welt. If yoI were only thirty years of age when you began saving you are sthi 100 young 70 retire a oS all that you earn. and at the end of an other ten years If you do not gather ths vou' you will be worth a little over s1f.ooJ. which at 6 per cent, will bring you ' 0u an income of ssb month for the rest Of your life.
 be made to work to the procit of srv wage earner, no matter whas nis weekly earnings may ee. srah.ns ,a, OK & course irat .naI ably For instance. if the man who earns SIS a week could save s7 n wesk sJr four sortune of s5,0s This task Of saving q week out of SIS week far IFS weeks seems stupendous at first bat when sou figure 1t out earefuly you ~li sse .haa S,-.. ;. niace. you would have to save s7 week who was working for $1000o had to save si. .oOo for the first year only. At the end of the first year you would have sSsi, By inc end of the second year this would have earned you sls.20 ct per cent. so that this year you would need 10 save only ss45 so instead of s364 ar s6.26 week. During the third year you would have sfzs ,yorrin9 for you which at per cent would earn sac lO leaving you $s.3O to save each Sreek that year. Figuring in this way. In Ssya to law aside only s5.s0 weekly: at the bssinning Of your ninth, si.2o. and at the beginning of your twelfth. only ts.iS. Yet os trn ana of your fourteenth year you
 r.nuid have saved over s5.000 which,. prop sriy employed would mean great deal to you In the years to come.