The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-08
MARK HARRIS
an MINES And MINll1

an MNESAW MINING
Last week while travelling between Toronto snd 49,
had very interesting talk with large manufacturer g
a Canadian and the other an American.
The Canadian mentioned the fact that his chsusur
months asked TO be placed in the factory at ~
wages and he q splendid mechanic ~ 49,
did
AS chauffeur the had been earning $50 wseh -
the factory he had advanced rapidly until he sva
ing about $40 day.
The point that impressed itself on my mind he nso
statement made by this Canadian manufacturer which w.
that the chauffeur although earning fully three times mn
as he formerly did, not saving penny.
His wife and child were dressins much better tsn oy
did few months and he had moved into bsttsr heu
but only few days before he had told his employer That ~
had not put aside one dollar
No doubt this chaufeus Is typical of thousands of
Of today and want take this occaSou -
sound warning to those who spending fast they
day there must be readiusment and when 1t waoo
will be cut along with other expenses The manufactures
only continue high long he receives high p5o
for his product when competition arrives ~
manufacturer must meet it or shut down.
This day may be long way off, but on the other hand e
than expected either bshocvos
the to give the future thought ad
to put aside small portion of his earnings for the insvab
rainy day.
The wise farmer always makes hay while the sun shns
and the wise wage Garner will do likewise
The American manufacturer spoke Of conditions In his c
town in Ohio He told of shopgrs that earning
high $50 to $S5 weekly whereas they formerly received ~
So to So Nearly shopg in the town had got into t
habit expensive adoment and the ordinary shopg thought
nothing of paying So s12 SIS and $S for pair Of Whit
topped fancy shoes.
Some of the girls have different shoes for every day in DE
Will To
fancy shoes
To this crime because when the hard times q
nobody these shoes and that all 81
the shopg will have to show for the abnormal hey
have received
The United States may and this that Uncs
Sam with his welfled purse will add cash
to the hist
with these manufacturers that paying such high
is safe to that present conditions viii
dure for months, If not for years.
This being established believe it is not only necessary
but that it sacred duty for every welpad wage 10
and invest at least half of his weekly earnings
There never OppOrtune time than the present
investing money and will gladly give any wage full
complete information the best securities for his
plus funds.
The Canadian wage should put his funds into the
Canadian War Loan which is absolutely safe and which
turns him than he from the savings bank
These War Loans be purchased in small amounts and
arrangements be made pay for them the nstament
plan.
want call American investors attention to this War
and that my opinion it represents ideal in
vestment for widows, orphans and trust funds 30
AS an there nothing safer in this world for
it by Canadas wonderful and these
all know, practically nexhaustble
Upon request will gladly send full information regarding
the various Canadian War including price
of payment, interest return, etc.
Mah%w