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lBritain Would . I Aid 50,000 To Come To Canada

ricss cf the British Government to pay ﬁfty per cent o! thc cost oi transporting to Canada 50.000 wom- en and children whose men folks are now in the Dominion is produc- ing no comment in Canadian official ‘circles here.

J. Bruce Walker. Directcr oi Eur- cpean Emigration. told British Un- itcd Press today that it was the first he had heard of the scheme and that the matter was entirely one for decision at Ottawa.

Hitherto Canada has conﬁned her assistance to emigrants for domes- tic service or farm work and has been mcst reluctant to increase hcr ﬁnancial obligations in this respect.

Tc-day. however. Lord Beaver- brcclcs Daily Express in an editor- ial under thc title oi "A Chance ior Canada." says that the Canadian Government new has a chance to encourage British immigration in a way that Wlll most add to Canada's imincdiate and permanent xvell-bc- mg.

The British Government. partic- ularly the Ministry of Labor. has be en cndeavoring for a long time to gchCanacla tc increase her contri- buticn for emigration purposes and icr the training oi farm workers and agricultural stations here, but the Doiiiiiiicn has always demurred

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orawd. W5‘ he“ nmmly commﬁllle Governor- General. expresses in a forewﬂ"! m9 belief that a imii era has new b?‘ development. and the Prime Minister. Mr. Macltcnziel Kin‘ in a gpeclll message, predicts the rise of "an even 81'6"" 91"‘ da". Reading the articles contained

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SUMMERSIIIE "I- lliiiiii°.i."if.li°ltil.l.fﬁ‘l‘l‘hnlﬁ 34L.“ oEAUAN ‘Wu 5Q development and inter-Empire trade ‘p _ '%_ C'D'N'A' g‘ _ V w‘ ~ ‘ A _ 46mins #5 - i - . a 4

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A SMALL BUSINESSES have much to learn from large businesses, because all large businesses wcrc at one time small.

‘About ﬁfty pct cent. of small business concerns are to-day not making money. Their volume is not big enough. The public docs not know about them or their product. Why? Simply because they do not advertise in the Daily Neu/spapers.

Plenty of money is being made in business to-day-but it is being made by the big Corporations. And these ﬁrms arc big because they advertise. They began in a small way, they turned out a good article and they knew it was good; they created in the public mind, through newspaper advertising, a desire 1:0 buy. The public now knows all about them and has conﬁdence in them.

_ That is one of thc ﬁrst lessons on the road to Success which Small Business has to learn.

» IT IS WIDE OF THE MARK to say that opportunity is lacking to-day. Opportunity is knocking louder in 1928 than it cvcr did. And the helpful forces in operation now arc more numerous, more power- ful, more effective, than they were even a very fcw years ago. The psychology of selling has been organized and used as never before.

First and foremost among these helpful inﬂuences is thc Daily News- paper Press. There is no question about that. Whoever heard of an advertising campaign being successful without the aid of Daily News- papers? The successful corporations are depending on the daily newspapers and are using more space in them than they cvcr did. Last year they spent more money in newspapers than in all other forms of publicity combined.

THE SERVICES of more than a score of officially Recognized Advertising Agencies are available to Small Business just as they arc to Big Business. Thcsc Agencies are experts in marketing methods. They know how to prepare co y for thc newspapers, copy that will arrest attention and convince pI-SQpectiTc customers. They have mastered this great art. Their services are free to adver- tiscrs. The Newspapers pay the cost.

If your business is not growing as rapidly as should-it is not making money-both Daily Newspapers and Advertising Agencies are eagcr to help you get started on thc high road to Success if you will but use them. Wily not make thc start to-day? A

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