| Show asters laig hway to fortune its spend my myson son said a sago sage old quaker not what mako make which will vill decide whether theo is to lo be rich or not 11 john jacob astor used to say that it a trian man who wishes to be rich and lias has saved has won half tho the battle is ou on tile highway to fortune not that astor thought much but he knew that in making and saving such lucli a sum a man acquired habits of prudent economy which would constantly keep him advancing in wealth calili the habitual small email expenses which we aro are liable to regard as mere trifles amount in the aggregate to something serious ten cents a day is a I 1 ye year ar and that is the interest on a capital of so that the roan man who saves ten cents a day only is so much richer than lie ile who does not as if ho he owned a life estate in a property worth detroit free press |
