The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-15
MARK HARRIS
an M1NESAW MINING

call the letter unique for reasons the first being it
Defined market conditions better than many brokers
have done, and secondly because il philosophy
would be a credit to the best informed
In speaking Of market conditions the man said he fully
realized that the present buying me and that
son ne had decided to invest portion of his savings
de then went on to explain that he widower with
three children depending him for support al
though he earning wages he fully agreed with
remarks that these abnormal times could
ever.
Although earning high wage he appreciated the fact
that by saving alone he could hope TO put ae To
his two boys high college education and nj the
same time do the right thing by his only daughter so after
mature thought he had decided to hundred dollars
dividing this equally among his children
Now, here is the unique portion OF the letter which
quote verbatim: e'' WING"
Now Mr. Harris am satisfied that you are an honora-
oe ooSer ano Know you experienced mining
ment so am going to ask to pick a good mining
stock that think has an even chance To cced
don't want dividend payer because dividend payes as
rule have already discounted future What want in soe
mine that has its future before one that passed the
prospect stage with its attending uncertainties about
enter the producing period Of it's this per
ecty plain, would prefer security that a
increasing several hundred
Now Mr. Harris please don't think am asking too much
for fully understand that such stocks rare
something where the risk the lowest minimum
reward at the maximum and you won't blame
if things don't turn out hope.
Il satisfied to risk; in fact want stock
with risk attached it, for figure that the only kind
that will bring in income when it makes good intend
to buy this stock permanent investment for children
eight and eleven years consequently it doesn't make
difference TO if wait two five years for div
dends."
am sure every reader acknowledge there
quaint philosophy this wageearners letter, and
man deserved to succeed this is the man.
did this letter the day received 1t be
cause sleep took the letter home with
and re-read it several times.
thought many investments that should be suitable
going them carefully found little fault that
caused me to begin with a new one
\ Suddenly | thought of "Newray" and wondered why
hadn't thought first for this surely just such
stock my client wanted
Newray is Of Porcupine Gold Stock that is
listed the New York and Toronto Exchanges and in
opinion is the meritoous issue Of the entire mining
list when capitalization property and management
considered.
The Newray property consists of eight mining claims
lin all 800 acresrght the heart of the producing of
Porcpne and the already
than ghthree feet Of surface veins is only question of
time until Newray is one Of the big producers.
my wageearner friend following day and told
him fully and deeply appreciated the confidence
reposed in and how after giving his letter the oonsdsa
ton it deserved going to advise him the would
advise my brother if he requested it.
told him the full story of Newray from the date Of
its discovery the present and concluded by
saying that considered Newray stock that met
quirement in his letter
Newray for months has selling at 81 40 but like all
good securities has suffered this past months through
forced liquidation and is quoted at $1.15
At this figure look upon IL the best buy
board and think many others could well afford follow
example and buy the stock for permanent In
vestmnt
Newray is capitalized at only 100000 with 100000
shares still unissued and ample funds in its treasury
have than made personal investigation Of
this mine and do not hesitate give my opinion
that will rank with the biggest producers of this wonderful
and when that day arrives Neway stock viii be worth
many times its present price
Newray Is not prospect-not uncertainty-t has
all the dangerous and the highway
take advice and buy of the stock while the
market price is low
MaMM-~;