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Show fl VALUE OF SELF-RELIANCE. H Better Than "Easy Money," 8yi H Charles Q. Da wet. H This Is a hard world In business. It H always has been, and always will be H There are many good, and generoui H men in It. There are many who will H I lend a helping hand to you in yout H adversity, but In the time ot need you H 'will not And them among the men whe H tried to get you to embark In specula H tion with your little surplus and tc H sell you something which, would heir H you to "easy money." H Be self-reliant. Make your own in H vesication in Investments. When yot H cannot, put your money in a good sav H ings bank. DUtrust the financial dem m agoguo as you distrust the political M demagogue. Keep your hand on youi H pocketbook as you travel through llf M first, to give always In proportion tc M your means to those who are pooror; H second, to hold from those who would H tako through force or fraud what yov H need for yourself and yours. You wir. H then, writes Mr. Dawes, In tho Satur H day Evening Post, have your hand H where most of the other fellows havi H only their eyes. In this alone you wll' H have the advantage of them. |
