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ate in industrial and commercial activities the nation will enjoy greater prosperity than ever before. Harmonious exercise of the whole people’s energies in producing necessaries and comforts will make the country richer, happier and iiore progressive. It is a pleasure to witness the increasing number of signs that point to that condition. These must ssarily affect the securities. market favorably, and as they multiply pric tend to become firmer. | Developments of this sort do not assure a boom in business or stocks, but th ainly a distin help to other factors that make for ad- vance. Answers to Inquiries Mo. Keystone Tire & Rubber its earning capacity. It Its | dno dividends. since T was over $600,000 company stock was 1 \d stock dividends for had solid It is one yutright. 8 to be no bright Bankers’ Bust Company behind me. M., Oswe year sinking fu » N. Y.: ‘The Sinclair Pipe Line Co.'s 5 per cent. gold bonds will up to 2 per cent. ble in lots of not less than 85,000,- ny at 103 and acerued ¥ were originally offered at u price to $ per cent. A., corp, N. H.: The Bangor and Aroostook Railroad Co. has paid dividends on preferred since the creation of the 1917, and has paid dividends on common stock for the ghteen vears. The dividends cc M., St. Lovts, Mo.: The Republic of Bolivi not entitled to the highest rating, but 1 onabl w dispute over territory in which Chih Bolivia have been involved may have som settled th prise for the issue. s never de in paying her debts. She has a large territory rich in natural resources, must have bee 1, St. Louis & S. F S., Kokomo, Typ.:, ‘The best bonds in your list are : ‘These y tiara and. Chicago Gre n preferred are all rsiteestamel Be: Thess Yau can buy, sail part of dividend paying class and seem to be long pull sre fale o Beaver Board Ci not out . reports of the ‘The Franciseo v1 woods, © of interest. board Air Li our list, ver} It would be ve 6s in order to bu K., LypIANAPoLts, Standard Oil of pitaliza! he same par va P same pi nd have the sam Id have to split a hair to make y imprudent to sell f the issu Standard Oi very ne bonds. may S& Rubber Co. 8s are f safe. The company isn tain though i improved. Ajax Rubber The company had a deficit dividend since December, 1920. industrials in your list are Beth service 7s, Public Service Corporat’ d Oil of N.Y. from gilt-edged but possit tof its financial un somewhat th ate $50,000,000. f $1,000, are payable Argentine t sand Westin, trie 7s. Auaustive, Fia.: So far asincome is concerned good move to dispose of your 8. O. of Nod ake vour profit and invest elsewhere. pe Line paid 16 per cent. last year on par of nsit Pipe Line paid 28 per cen rket prices ofboth these Pipe I C1 per cx S., San Pranerse for sending me prover stock could have ization be sold for 81 it at 812! % ings and for the most. part it is. « would not advise purchase of the ec as of as high gra W., Merit Tel. & stock at par #100, to. stock of mber 8 las The ‘stock wi 1 then at and so th Fight to par had table valu ¢ not worth anything ex new stock. On its 10 per cent. divi I extras, Studebaker com an continue present return, ‘Th igher and it w ‘@ substantial advance But the rights: we who wished to bs C,, Bane, sceasion ided it D., Fort St bonds are fty- year 6 per ¢ d quoted lately at ‘ 178 (@ 18%. TF think it would be better to hold. th R., Sav Jose, Cat: Oil is unicipal somewhat uncertain, prop. kingdom bonds than to switch to Norw bonds, Both the Arge nd Denmark have a good — erty credit rating and run a pretty close race in the matter — furthe t price of their bonds. too litle The Provin chewan is and t ‘ving moderate dividends. How much to be scen. It pays stock a first-class investm price may have largely discoun Abilities for the pre yextos, Mass Fisk) Rubber first preferred per cent. iss bu 5 per cent. 4,Pa.: The first re ing fund gold bonds se ight & Power ‘were offered at a pri per cent. The company light, and power business i serving a popula ELawoop Pisce, Ou: nd since December, voted to increase the capital stoc par $10. That would se n, but the new stock is ‘once. The compa deficits in 1920 It will probably be more difficult to ¢ cured. Net earnings are more than two the new amount of stock than it was on I fixed charges, company has P., Mestrnis, Te 1 be well to diversify the ends on preferred and common stock — investment of 000, Among reasonabl bonds are a safe investment, purchases would be Southern Pacific Railroad, White 29 inding mortgage E of the Con- Old Lady—Is this the Bankers’ Bust Company? Literal Urchin—No'm, this is Patrick O’Hara Toole. That's the len & Co. 8 per cent. preferred, Sinclair Motors, Co: American Water Consolidated Oil 8 per cent. preferre work & Electric 7 per cent. preferred, and the real estate bonds dealt in by G. L. Miller & Co. 30 Fast Forty. I street, New York, bearing interest at 7 per cent, per cent. Yovausrowx, 0. Ohio P & Light Co. 8 per cent. preferred stock appears to be an excellent bu: investment. ‘The company is not_yet well s¢ but it to have ea the preferred dividend in 1921 and presumably paid it. 1 bonds are safer purcha New Youk, November 4, 19 Free Booklets for Investors The G Miller Bld ssting stories nd. that point the Its latest issu Bunner’s Buds a bit of literature that will grip and instruct every reader, Tt tells how its hero, aking various unprofitable ventures with his yy fina ned how to put aside a definite amount regularly invest it safely, liberal rate of st ethod. deseril ple and anyone can follow it, will nt by Miller & Ci company is distributing 8 pe und 8 per cent on partial &C 8500 1 to J.S. Bach ‘ew York Stock F without ¢ iring to purc grade securities on the partial payment plin ean ob them through the ablished Stock Exchange fi of M. Leopold & Co., 7 Wall street, New York, whose booklet L-6 will be mailed to any addres Thi ulative preferred shares of the 8 per cent. ¢ Standard Gus & Electric Co., par value 850, are offered by HM. Byllesby & Co, Ine,, 208 S, LaSalle street, 111 Broadway, New York, and 14 State street, Boston. ‘The issuing company is strong and prosperous. The stock can be purchased by mail for cash or on the ten-payment pln, Byllesby & Co, will send on request circula Foundation Investments. IF INTERESTED IN BUSINESS AND FINANCE, keep informed by reading the Bache Review, a te weekly summary of the business and fina: cial situation. It focuses and interprets currents of to-day and indicates their trend. Sent to business men dor three months. without charge: J. S. BACHE & CO. 42 Broadway New York City THE STOCK MARKET offers splendid opportunities with Puts and Calls. Hand- some profits made out of them the past 1S months, in U.S, Steel, Baldwin and many other stocks. to booklet L, which explains how Puts and Calls operate. WILLIAM H. HERBST 20 Broad Street New York City