Judge — April 28, 1923 — page 30: what you’re looking at

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“Now, Let’s Start on the Second $5,000” When John Watson and his wife made up their minds to quit the ranks of the always-broke and) always-worried; and to accumulate some property and a bank account, $5,000 looked | like a big fortune to them. They wondered | whether they would have the will power and persistence to stick to their plan until they had accumulated that much money. But just the other evening they went over | their account book and found that they had | reached their goal—$5,000 to the good. More than that, they had carried out their purpose without denying themselves any of the really good things in life. They had merely cut out the waste and the foolish spending of money. The fascination of | building up a little fortune had made the task seem easy. Then the idea occurred to them, “Why not a bigger fortune?” | “Now, let’s start on the second $5,000,” | said Mrs. Watson. The Secret of Accumulating Money Do you know that money can be made to double itself in ten years without speculation or risk, and almost without thought or attention on your part? | All you need do is to invest in safe, tested bonds paying 7% interest, and then re-invest the interest | in other 7% bonds as you receive it every six] months. Compound interest, applied in this way to invest- | ments paying a liberal rate, is one of the most powerful helps in building ‘up a small or large fortune. The longer you follow this plan, the faster the money will pile up, for the interest which you re-invest is becoming larger all the time. Miller First Mortgage Bonds, paying up to 7% interest, are the ideal means of making your money grow, faster and faster. Thousands of people, living in every State and in more than twenty foreign countries, have for years been buying these bonds, with never a loss of a dollar. Every bond is secured by a first mortgage on a piece of income- earning property, such as a hotel or apartment structure. Make up your mind today to begin accumulating money. There is no other sure road to success. To help you, we will gladly send, free, a story called ‘‘How Henry Wilkinson Became Rich,” which clearly illustrates how money accumulates when the inter- | est is systematically re-invested in | more bonds. Be sure to mail the cou- pon today and start at once on the atraight path téward success. $100 Bonds; $500 Bonds; $1000 Bonds Interest paid twice yearly Yield up to 7% Partial payment accounts invited 108 Carbide and Carbon Bldg. 30 East 42nd St., New York Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Atlanta, Memphis, Kaoaville MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY G. L. MILLER & CO., Inc. 108 Carbide & Carbon Bldg., 30 E Dear Sirs: Please send me the story, Wilkinson Became Rich,” together with’ description « good bond to begin my plan of accumulation. Name, | summe | dividends and looks Address. . City and State OH, HOWLY NIGHT As it was in the be- ginning INVESTMENT BUREAU | Subscribers to Svpax: areentitled to an- neers to inquiries on financial questions, and | in emergencies to answer by telegraph | charge is made for this service. All cc | | | munications are’ treated confidentially. A two-cent postage stamp should always be in- closed. Address all inquiries to the Finan- cial Editor, Suva: 627 West 43d St, New Fork, giring full’ name and czact’ strect dress. Anonymous communications will in no case be answered. A Halting Market by Theodore Williams 1 trend ne stock market has not been displaying a pronounce cither one way or the other. There has been a backing and filling proc profit taking or bearish selling causing a loss to-day of the gai nd the losses of one day being made good the next by new buying. Both bears and bulls have suffered in the inconclusive movements of prices. First one class of stocks and then another has been sub- of Ia jected to the churning of values. Nobody has been able to forecast from day to day what issues might be active or weak or strong. Million share days have been numerous, but wholehearted_ participa- tion by the public has been lacking. The professional traders have had the floor, for the most part. to how long this indefinite activity will continue opinions differ. It may change suddenly or may last through the There is a feeling t there will be a more decisive outlook by fall Business still continues to ey nd if nothing occurs to check the improvement, the securities market must at length make a more impressive show- ing. Good bargains are on the counter now, and in of further decline there will be better one pand, Answers to Inquiries Brazil should in time meet not at present the solid K., San Fraxetsco, Cat: its obligations, but its bonds h: merit of first-class issues. TI in their market pore was due to the Government's lax financial Protests against this have come from important fi What the result may be remains to be seen. to sell your bonds at a se quarters. Tt hi loss. W., Prrrsnonan, Pa. Goodrich preferred is pay nably safe. Other preferred it include Sinclair Conso Oil preferred, paying 8 per cent., Standard Gas & E preferred, paying 8 per cent., and American Wa & Electric first preferred, paying 7 per cent. 28 issues which have m and ever shall be, night without end. Amen. Pron, Tut. age 6 per ¢ enterprises in to provide a portion of t equipment of three larg three times the amount of the bonds. launched at prices yielding from ding to maturity A., Annayy, N.Y Electric Co. first prefer d it is an excellent pany controls twenty munitie Midd! Penn ystem wh thickly © purchase price nk steamships ¥ Th The American Waterworks & stock is 7 per cent. cumulative ustrial investment. The con ix water companies in prospero: West South. Tt als yy, the parent compan h furnishes light, power and ttled districts around Pitt fe ontrol of a thrivin poses. The company’s earnings leave pove dividend requirement stock will be use and for other a large mar, D., Punapetrnts, Ps: The Standard Gas & Electric Co.'s convertible 614 per cent. gold debenture bonds are They have a good investment quality The company through its subsidiaries serves import centers including Minneapolis, St. Paul, Oklahoma City, Its total constituency is a population of San Di er rings are more than is paying the 8 per k. The bonds w It owns large and v d for the or the life « Coal Con pretty strong backers coal properties in Hlinois and has contr of its entire production for twenty. y these be All t k of the Industria pany will be owne »mmonwealth Edison Com pany, Public Service Co. of Northern Illinois and Peabody Coal Co, ‘The last named company will have charge the operation of the properties. The bonds were issued at prices to yield 6 to 7 per cent., according to maturity F. Rye, N.Y. The Power Com pany’s first mort A gold bond rea very good pure 1948. pany serves of Con necticut and a port there has eady indu for thirty ye nt interes! e than three in 1922. yield 5.7 per cent G., Burravo, N.Y The earning Corporation are sufficient to give 6 per cent. serial gold notes which fit a price of the Fisher Body d standing to its ally mature iny1928. ‘The corporation is the la manufacturer of aute mobile bodies in the world and it aleo manufactures plate metal stampings, and automobile body hardware stock is owned by the per cent. of its ‘com al Motors. corpora The proc the sale will be used : certain funded indebte! such T per ce merits Its business is ing and, also its earnings, which gin over preferred dividends. H., Ricntoxp, Vs.: You could prudently buy of the $5,000 first mortgage 30-year 5 per cent. gold bonds of the Yadkin River Power Co., which furnishes hydro electric service to growing industrial sections of North nd South € The bonds were sold to purc control of a valuable public utility concern. I F twice the bond interest re is being paid « : ina J under the supe Bond & SI offered at a price to’ Lovposxvitie, O.: cllent business man’s purchase at present price. does as well in the future as in the past, you will m: ver 6 per cent. Middle States Oil is very Ifit no comicbooks.com