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“So that’s the stuff started the fight in Europe again, eh!” Answers to Inquiries A. Anmasy, N. Yo. My Rickenbacker Motor Corporatic hut no mention is made of divid has heen paid and therefore th n investment H.. McKe ommon farland Oil. market figure. Strombe stock of merit and its lately Colum vices indic ock is still a speculation American Va. better outlook ill speculative. Oil has been paying dividends for years rable issue in your second list Pure Oil and Cities Service a and their The Mik tive concerns in which confessed the fail most d exes, O. h’ strong and” prosper business men sin Pool is one of those high Texas now abounds, Hi of his Mexia Pool. S... Mosticentc 4 poration is in receiver's hands and it is said t 14,000 stockholders have but little eh: hack their investments. Copper Co. ms to be: till in the development s\ UT sce no probability of any sharp advance in the KELAND, Fis. 1 stock, compan it is possible that anding to the Oklahoma P. & R. jon will be be K.. Prersncnon, Pa. It we Middle States Oil ‘than to sell it in ord Mutual Oil. Middle States is paying #1 only 50 cents. M it may som over 50,000 Gern become a large corporation. Since n marks could be bought lately for $1 had better not throw your 875 away > that the L infer that none n inviting long The Harroun Motor Cor- getting Id be better to hold to purchase al is rather rapidly’ expanding and and it is possible that the mark will go still lower, you THE STOCK MARKET fers splendid opportunities with Puts and Calls. Hand- me profits made out of them the U.S. Steel, Baldwin and many other booklet L, wh.ch explains how Puts WILLIAM H. HERBST 20 Broad Street New York City IF INTERESTED IN BUSINESS AND FINANCE, keep informed by reading the Bache Review, a ten minute weekly summary of the business and financial situation. It focuses and interprets currents of to-day and indicates their trend. Sent to business men for three months, without charge. J. S. BACHE & CO. 42 Broadway New York City Henry—Yes, love. R, Evaxsvinie, Typ, Clarence Hodson & Co, a Beneficial Loan. So . have paid interest for nine inviting business man’s investm T have | ry unsatistac nding March ings, nor say d preferred is being p It leaves 40,000 shares of com- mon stock out of. the liabilities column in its ba sheet in order to figure out 2 surplus of about 9: You had better put your 85,000 into the stock or bond of a company that has been long established and is making good returns, ed Oil common Sinclair Conso ” ranization irge dividend but th with one sent prices, N. one of the most tina 7 railroad stock M., Uston H >thing han Zine Le: s rather too spe Better buy a sou erage investor. The Conti ated in Apri a nd dividend paying concerns. the new company has so far paid no dividends. holdings of the Continen cough at present to make the stock desirable, and I would not recommend putting any more money into the concern. 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