If Vou C&n Invest 3100 Or More, Read
AN IMPORTANT LETTER
written to a prominent and wealthy citizen of Wilson, N. C. about the, greatest business
proposition before the American people today.- This letter is signed by two successful
and prominent business men of North Carolina who are President and Secretary of the
Cade Manufacturing Company.
THE LETTER IS SELF EXPLANATORY
WHY IT WAS WRITTEN-Out of courtesy, the names of local men are omitted from
these letters, however the original letters with names will be shown to all interested parties.
TESTIMONY OF MEN WHOSE WORD WE HONOR '
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Officers and Directors of the
Cade Manufacturing Company
Stand High in the Business
World, as TmUM fcy Those
Who Know Them Well.
A member of the Judiciary Commit
tee, House of Representative! (jf th ?
United States, says: Directors of the
Cade Manufacturing Company are
known to he among our best citizens
and worthy of business trust.
Dour Sir: 1 beg to say that I am
well and personally acquainted with
Messrs. E. 15. Hamriek, J. C. Smith,
J. II. Quinn, James T. Bowman and
John I . Scht nck, Officers and Direc
tors of the Cade Manufacturing Com
pany, and know them to be among our
best citizens and worthy of business
trust.
Very respectfully,
E. Y. WEBB,
Congressman 9th N. C. District.
A leading Bunker who has known
Mr. Hnnirick, President of the Cndc
Manufacturing Company, for twenty
years, cays: A man of marked busi
ness ability, thoroughly reliable and.
worthy of lull confidence of the busi
ness world.
Shelby, N. C., July 20, 1917.
Dear Sir: Your letter of recent date
at hand. In reply will say I have
known Mr. llamrick for the past twen
ty y.-ars and consider him a man of
marked business ability and thorough
ly reliable and worthy of full confi
dence of the business world.
1 am of the opinion that Mr. llam
rick would make a success of any un
, dertaking. Yours very truly,
CI1AS. C. Ill, ANTON,
President of the First National
Bank of Shelby, N. C.
Prominent Jurist and Judge of ICth
Judicial District of Nerth Carolina,
; ays: J. II .Quinn, Secretary and
Treasurer of the Cade Manufacturing
Company, is possessed, of exceptional
qualifications as an attorney and busi
ness man.
July 25, 1917.
My Dear Sir: Regarding the charac
ter, integrity and general standing of
Mr. J. II. Quinn, of this city, of which
1 am familiar, I will say I have known
Mr. Quinn for a nun^'er of years and
have had considerable dealings with
him from time to time. I have always
found Mr. Quinn a man, thoroughly
reliable, honest and possessed of ex
ception:'! qualifications as r.n attorney
and business man. I can highly recom
mend Mr. Quinn to anyone who might
have any dealings with him.
Yours very truly,
JAMES L. WEBB,
Judge 10th Judicial District
of North Carolina.
Mr. Frank L. Hoyle, Clerk of the
Superior Court of Cleveland County,
having known all of the Directors of
the Company for several years, says:
Favorably known to me for many
years and stand for all that men rep
resent.
July 25, 1917.
Dear Sir: The officials and directors
of the Cade Manufacturing Company
have been well and favorably known
to me for many years, and stand fir
all that men represent. I am a stock
^ holder in* this Company and am well
pleased with my investment.
Yours truly,
FRANK L. HOYLE,
Clerk Superior Court, Cleveland Co.
READ THIS LETTER IN FULL CAREFULLY
Mr Shelby, N C., Sept. 27.
Wilson, N. C.
Dear Sir:
One of our representatives writes us that he has sold you a small block of stock of the Cade *
Manufacturing Co., and that you are considering the purchase of a much larger block of stock, but
before doing so you desired information direct from the officers of the Company touching the status
.of the business and the plans for the future, hence this letter.
PURPOSE: ? This Company was organized to finance the invention of Mr.. Baylus Cade, a prac
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tical printer in his youthful days, an experienced newspaper man and a mechanical jrenius. The Com
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pany had three purposes in view, viz: First to secure necessary patents; second, to develop a machine
on the line of the patents ; and, third, to manufacture machines for the market.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS TO DAT$: ? We have secured four (4) American patents, a fifth has
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been allowed and a sixth applied for. We have thirteen (13) foreign patents covering the leading
countries of the world. Other patents will be secured from time to time as improvements are made
on the machine. The initial machine completed is a mechanical success and fully demonstrates the
soundness of the principals involved. ?
The machine was operated in the shop of the builders for several months after its completion
for demonstration purposes. Several persons from this community witnessed its operation, among '
the number being the writers of this letter. All expressed surprise at the splendid and positive
manner in which the various parts of the machine worked ; all were enthusiastic and predicted a
bright future for the machine.
PRESENT PURPOSES: ? Under our charter granted under the laws of North Carolina, we are
now selling stock to raise capital for building and properly equipping a factory at some suitable
point for the manufacture of machines for the market.
We hope to build a plant large enough to turn out at least- 1000 or more machines the first year
of our operation. We are informed and believe that tfye machine can be built and sold at a cost of
approximately $600. If we sell the machine at even as low as $1,500.00 (which is less than half the
price of the standard machine now on the market) , there will be a clear profit of $900.00 on each ma
chine. While the work of selling the stock and building the factory are under way, the Company will
have built under contract a limited number of machines for demonstration purposes. This work will
start in a few weeks.
CONTRACT WITH INVENTOR: ? As required by law, all patents were issued in the name of
the inventor, but on the 14th day of October, 1914, all patents were assigned to'the Cade Manufact
uring Company absolutely, the assignment being drawn by Jas. L. Morris, a leading patent attorney
of Washington, I). C.. and being registered on October 17. 1914. in Liber Q. 90, page 26, of the trans
fer of Patents in the Patent Oflice. All future patents to be granted to the inventor on this machine
covering improvements will inure to the Company. The inventor says that every feature of the ma
chine is covered by patents.
INFRINGEMENTS OF PATENTS: ? Numerous Linotype experts have examined the machine
from time to time and so far as the writers know there has been no alleged infringement on any
other patent. To the contrary, one of the writers hereof heard the following remark relative to the
Cade Machine from a mechanical engineer of the Mergenthaler Linotype Company: "You will never
have any trouble with our Company about infringements of our patents. Your machine is unique.
You are entitled to all that is in your invention." We do not believe there is the remotest possi
bility of any infringements.
LOCATION OF FACTORY : ? The location will be determined by the Directors and Stockhold
ers. As this is the fruit of NORTH CAROLINA BRAIN and CAPITAL, the writers would be
pleased to see the OLD NORTH STATE secure the factory and all that such a plant would mean.
We believe this is the greatest business proposition before the American people today. We
would be rclad to have your hearty co-operation on i\ large scale in making it a world-wide success, as
we believe the sales will be limited only by our capacity to manufacture.
Thanking you for your subscription, which we hereby acknowledge, and awaiting your further
command, we are,
Yours very truly,
(Signed.) E. R. HAMRICK, President.
(Signed.) J. II. QUINN, Secretary-Treasurer.
A prominent and wealthy business
man of Wilson says: Ohe 'of the great
est opportunities for investment the
people of our State have ever had.
Read his letter. The original with
signature will be shown to any one
interested:
Cade Manufacturing Co.,
Shelby, N .C.
I have your favor acknowledging re
ceipt of my application for the pur
chase of stock in your company.
Knowing Dr. Cade for many years,
and of his years of tireless effort to
perfect his Typesetting Machine, I am
very glad indeed to have the opportu
nity to buy stock in the Company that
will build and market his wonderful
invention.
I fully realize the importance as well
as the possibilities of Dr. Cade's Type
setting Machine and what it means to
the printing world, and I consider the
stock of the Cade Manufacturing Co.
one of the greatest opportunities for
investment the people of our State
have ever had, and I will take great
pleasure in recommending this invest
ment to my friends.
Wishing the Company great success
in its untertaking, I am,
Yours very truly,
There are nearly one hundred
stockholders of the Cade Manu
facturing Company in Wilson
and vicinity.
The stock of this Company carries
tremcnrtmis earning possibilities. The
investment in this stock we believe to
be sound and conservative.
YOUR FIRST OPPORTUNITY
? or for that matter the first
time the people of the South have
ever had the chance to give to
the world's market, and share ip
the enormous profits of an in
vention that would reduce the
cost of producing one of the
greatest world' necessities.
I)o You Know that until a few years
ago all type was set by hand ?
A wonderful and complicated ma
chine?the Linotype, was invented and
put on the market ? that machine has
earned and distributed over $40,000,
000 of dividends to its stockholders ?
in 23 years.
Now comes Dr. Cade's typesetting
machine that does the work equally
as well, more rapidly ? from N a ma
chine, far more simple in construc
tion and can be sold at from $1000 to
$1500 less.
NO FOREIGN COUNTRY HAS A
TYPESETTING MACHINE
Do you realize the immense
possibilities of I)r. Cade's won
derful invention on which he has
worked for nearly twenty years?
Stock of the Company is now
selling at par ? $10 per share ?
fully paid and non-assessable.
If we remain SLAVES OF PRECEDENT we can't be MASTERS OF
OPPORTUNITY. If you WAI I too long' to be CONVINCED the oppor
tunity WILL SLIP FROM YOUR GRASP.
For full Information address: 0. J. SALA,
Special Representative
Briggs Hotel, Wilson, N. C.
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