United States or Georgia ? Vote for the TOP Country of the Week !
He thinks he understands it: he ought to. Then he has his own capital an advantage, certainly. Some of his friends, So-and-so running over commercial and bankable names easily have suggested the usual co-operation with some reputable house, and an extension, but he believes He will stay within limits.
Criminologists all over the world have satisfied themselves of the absolute accuracy of the fingerprint identification. At the present time traveling salesmen, who spend much money and who wish to carry as little as possible of cash with them, have an organized system by which their bankable paper may be cashed at hotels and business houses over the country.
Doing things for others may not bring in bankable dividends but it does bring in happiness. Such actions scorn a higher reward. We have only to try out the plan to learn the truth for ourselves. A good place to begin is at home. Then, the office, or wherever life leads us. And in doing these things we will laugh as we go along we will laugh and get the most out of living.
The Southerner invests his in diamonds because he likes show, and diamonds have a pretty steady market value. There is method, too, in the colonel's associations, and all his acquaintance is gilt-edged and bankable. His business is now done, and he does not tarry, but wings his way to Millefleur and Rottenbottom, where he moults all his fine feathers.
It is contended, now, that he has been a friend to the bill, in secret, since the day it was introduced, and has had bankable reasons for being so; but he himself declares that he has gone over because the malignant persecution of the bill by the newspapers caused him to study its provisions with more care than he had previously done, and this close examination revealed the fact that the measure is one in every way worthy of support.
In the ordinary usage of the thumb-print on bankable paper the city bank having its country correspondents everywhere often is called upon to cash a draft drawn by the country bank in favor of that bank's customer, who may be a stranger in the city. The city bank desires to accommodate the country correspondent as a first proposition.
It is contended, now, that he has been a friend to the bill, in secret, since the day it was introduced, and has had bankable reasons for being so; but he himself declares that he has gone over because the malignant persecution of the bill by the newspapers caused him to study its provisions with more care than he had previously done, and this close examination revealed the fact that the measure is one in every way worthy of support.
Many merchants even keep a saucer of black sand in readiness to dilute their bankable gold to the utmost thinness it will bear. As might be expected, the courts were hardly opened before grave questions arose as to the construction of contracts based on this anomalous currency. But the laws recognized no such commodity as a dollar in dust.
In weighing in, the scale-beam bows most deferentially to the gold side; but in weighing out, it makes profound obeisance to the weights. The same cupidity has given rise to two new terms in the miners' glossary, trade dust and bankable dust. Bankable dust means simply gold, pure and undefiled.
This has gone to 105 persons, which gives an average of the modest sum of 84 francs apiece, or less than seventeen dollars. At least nine out of ten of the applicants are virtually without bankable credit of any kind.
Word Of The Day