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time execed these in Europe many fol Jatelligent: study of the chances in the Onent and energetic use of them will ultimately bring bigger rewards to our exporters than they could) obtain in Western Europe. I UT it is in the countries of the West- em Hemisphere that American pro- likely to secure their surest itable places of sul our best cus- entral Americ —lands of wonderful f all ducers a most tomers, 1 South Americ natural resources, that in’ spite hindrances are making distinct fer dazzling prospects to those w prepared to utilize them, Brazil, Ven aula, Peru, Ecuador, and Colom especially are sending to us y sing quantities of th king from us in exchan, factured articles. We are s with Argentine, Para- ray and also with the n republics. Mexico is nanufac- than she will be when political rv lations with her are on a better footing. - Re that te with her ought to t will be, extensive and of immense ben to both sides, curious and encouraging fact, in the Trade Record of th k of New York, tha growing dei mand f« manufa sin Australia, ) outh Africa and other British dependen- cies and in Egypt. This is in competi- tion with British manufactures which naturally would scem in those countries to be first choice Thus, though Europe 1 may not nm her orders foreign markets f not wanting. W is needful is ourselves of them to the full, to ¢ the wishes of the people and to comply with their thods of merchandising. That this will be done some day is not doubted by those who properly. appre- ciate the ability and the intelligence of the business getters of the United States. Answers to Inquiries H., Coeno, Tex.: Latest reports fiekd are favorable. The earnings arr estimated for year at about 84.30 per share for common payment of fixed charges and the preferred 1 the iw level of prices for the comp m of dividends before many th nt unlikely. HL, Furst, Micu.: Stock dividends are of po valor to the stockbokier unless the company pays a rate of vidend on the increased stock which shall mak turn to the holder. Increase of stock the market price per share. gin simply bevause the companies dividends. carrie, Wasnt: rrawinably safe, th Franre and Belgi tation and it se eventually. France is p in ber financial po Brazilian bonds ha some extent because defective fiwal management on the part of the govern ut there is bop ies will improve. To sell shies might not be advisable Sound Americ irs paying the interest rate of the issues you bok! a peemivm—with the exception, of course, of real estate bonds. D, Bownar, Evots: Tam pleased to teevive an ine quiry from so far a country as yours, It is rather mre difficult to advise one at your distance regarding the investment of a large acmocat of capital thea it would All your foreign bends are ow in the giltedgrd ards rebatali nt tana auly nearer $50,000 at ao a you systematically United Kingdon of building an oe and an 3 Bethlehem Steel income? Hethirkem Stet Bay te REPORTS ie mito | If you are interested in a work- post. mika ing, plan for your money that we ill build a $50,000 annual i General Electric special hk A dividend on the common income (or a multiple or a frac- stock, whise paris 8100, [tis a good 6 percent tion, according to your circum. Willys-Overland production stances — but a safe, assured h income under all circumstances) | —then— 144 Tear out the Memo—now—and | hand it to your secretary when you dictate the mornings’ mail. MEMO' For Your Secretary Write the Babson Statistical Organiza- ea Wellesley Hills, 82, Mass., as follows: M., Las Ave for the thied quai pearly equalled its record for three ofhcials lately of new financing. pobeady seems to expect a dividend so T do not, therefore, advise you to sell Willys preferred in order to purchase Pierce An S. Totrno, O2 Chi Great We clined because the compa tion at present W. Unies, NY Free Booklets for Investors One of the “best sellers” Co. Ine, 30 Kast Porty-seound Atlanta, and other Southern Wilkinson Became Rich. fail to interest every re sreking It tells a had Lived i oodest table fortune. Everyteudy we chone it, but the seeret wa and executor, why sta med by writing tw Hyllesby & Many theasind copies of the y known Rarke t Rerine are Leing sent for three months, without charge, H] nen who appreciate such a publication. 1 ft and financial situat is helpful nting tod. S. B York Stock Exchange, How puts and calls in the stuck are clearly explained say appbcent by William H. Herbst, £8 Brosd sireet, x New York. (Odd lots and full lots of good securities may be pur- chased throagh the old-e y Rarhange firm of James M. Leopo ew York. ba &C odderead bow Te hac by the man’s attueney 1 that bis chet had simply and tera wee M. Forman & Co. Department $11, 10s W. Monsue street, Chicago, who ti sine thiet seven years without will mail to an address a copy of their i te ‘The firm aking an attractive y ght securities of stable character and Anytexly else ewakd have dene the sat eval Le i the bata of all inve \ al in first marten Dead witht chara bi EM. Bytlesty & ¢ be : bund. HE Bradway, New ¥ ‘ ¢ OERED ITUT A CHECR FOR YOU COMES JO JLomy: AND A OILL JO FAST? WELL THIS | eaves Aan AGAL GEL A Firing Stat Ask the man who owes one.