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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1749, 13 September 1905, Page 42

Making Money I was born on a Maine farm. I have made some | great successes in business. My greatest through Co-operation. I took $1,500 (£306:2:6) capital, supplied by . Farmers, Women. Physicians, Clerks, Clergymen, etc., in Belfast, Maine, and in an honest, but very profitable business, earned and paid them through • BELFAST NATIONAL BANK, $5,000 (£1,020:8:2) 1 n Cash dividends in the first slxmonths, $25,000 \ (£5,102:0:10) in cash dividends within the next Wear, and in 18 months I paid them in round numbers $330,000.00 (£67,346:19:2) CASH. Every 4s. Earned £ 44:17s '• Thiß is HISTORY. Heads like a fairytale but it is TRUE. I made poor people rich. They helped me earn the riches. Just read that over again. 1 had $1,500. I earned and paid my stockholders $330,000 in cash In 18 months. Every stockholder got their share. That’s my Way of doing business. You must believe this statement is TRUE,for, if I were lying, I wouldn’t tell you the plaoo where 1 earned the money, and the BANK where it was paid. I have learned the great Value of the right kind of co-operation, learned how to make money fast in an honest, profitable business from which millions are made every year. i/« r—a, I now have a new buei-Ex-7 ~ " ” absolutely 1 protected frorn’any liability. They are ssS© guarded by lav/. My plan one of extended cooperation. Stockholders everywhere '£hocan give me information and lend their INFLUENCE. Ibe dividends must be large. . ~ „ a I already have 4,000 stockholders lathe U. S., Canada, England. Cuba, Mexico, Sandwich Islands, Gibraltar, etc. I want a few more. The shares ore going fast. You!can invest 4s. or £'oo. Monthly payments, if you wish. It will be safe and we wfll make it grow. This is no gambling ••shady” scheme. It’s legitimate business. ■ sQuarely and honestly. % treated be will You the* P?oof you want. References.. Bankers, Business Men, Church and Public Officials, etc. Sei^ inesa men, unuruu uum m uu**« v ,“* w *rrLnT’ vour address on a postal card. It will pledge i you to nothing. It may mean your fortune. I | will send a 24-page book, “fl Guide to Full Pockets,” i tottie'ox/’" enough to ask me to prove every statement In this i ad. This is your opportunity, don t miss it. Don t Walt if vx>u jyant soiuothll JLetierthanyouhavegot. V fir Hanson, 142-174 W Mauibou bt * Chicago, 111.. TJ.S-A.