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Since yo I it might be well to hold it, for ve had a sharp re: ¢ Duquesne Light Com- their call price of $107 anies > receiver's ing particu the preferred and more mm is involved with France the external | ase the same should toth French and Bel rota, their recent slump, pany’s 714s are now selling that the regarded. issue. affairs being ent for them at present. New Yous, February 24, 1923. Free Booklets for Investors William H. He tion manufactu ering the stock of an org: lectrie device w housebold is necessary be nd for the product. So # limited «to be distributed. Mr. Herbst, who has had an ¢ ferience of twenty-five rs in handling securi! recommends the shares as an excellent opportuni onservative specu ‘or full p. tu Dept. C. for ticulars write in care of William H. Herbst, 20 Broad street, New York. _STOCKS AND BONDS — WILLIAM H. 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