Judge — June 9, 1923 — page 31: what you’re looking at

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The rope-throwing ex-cowboy is equal to the emergency. reed “i your div s welll he ent market fi » serious a tice. ywier, Mic: ‘The stock of the Teck-Hughes is by no means a iit for a would earning capac ‘The three stocks which you P. & R. 8 per cent. cum. prior pfd., Northwestern Electric of Portland, Ore., 7 per cent first pfd., and. Sierra Pacific Electric, pfd., are’ not in the high grade clas how. p dividends. making returns on the comme k. In view of the reported improvement in the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company's business its prior pfd., on account of its higher dividend rate, seems the most desirable of the re now the only pecting the Cleve any. Until they company’s i t hack of the bonds cannot be positively reckoned. . Jexeac, Ataska.: [have no statement of the con- y enterprise that. sells soe tset its weakn ing whether Put your. money ul and that will There is nc is alre ke af lhe new corporation da: Perhaps. this ter than t ally attracti ividen No dividends stock is quoted very low. edly increase the shares will not be a speculation aur Lake Crry, Utah: Fora short term investment you could safely buy five year 6 per cent. not in California and is operating g scale are ample to meet the interest on the notes. were offered at a pri 1d 6.6 per cent. Bayonne, N. J.” The Federal Sugar Refining 6 per cent. sinking fund bonds are entitled to a good rating. ‘The company operates an immense sugar refinery at. Yonkers, N.Y. A portion or the s will be used to retire 1n these bonds and a 400,000 will be the only funded debt. The for the past ten years have been assuring the interest on the bonds. The introduced at a price to yield over 6!4 per cent . Haceestows, Mo.” Hupp Motors has merit, bu » high for its dividend of #1. Southern mon is too far away from dividends to be attractive purchase. Standard Oil of New Jersey is but on a dividend basis wf 81 the yiekd on, market i Wania Railroad and Unien Pace Railway stocks both pay theie holders. liberally and are te ridable New You, June 2, 1923, pid. stock sin 1 paid on conn Earn They Free Booklets for Investors James M. Leopold & Co,, members of the New York Stock Exchange, 7 Wall street, New York, have issued an interesting booklet, » Which deseribes the firm's: ties. A estor desiring purcha sand bonds on conve vuld ‘send for this booklet. JS. Bache & Co, sof the New York 5 Exchange, 42 Broadway, New York, are sending their valuable d widely known publicati without ¢ for three months te why will apply for i [deal Investment’ is. the issued by the G. L. iller Be Florida's oldest first mortgage bond hou: title of a Tittle book & Mortgage Company, 206 Miller Building, Miami, Fla, PARTIAL PAYMENTS The Best Way to Buy Good Securities on Convenient Terms Send for free Booklet L-25, which explains our plan and terms. James M. Leopold & Co. ablished 1884 | Members Ne York Stock Exchange 7 Wall Street New York IF INTERESTED IN BUSINESS AND FINANCE, keep informed by reading the Bache Re ten minute weekly summary of the busin financial situation. It focuses and interprets currents of to-day and indicates their trend. Sent to business men for three montha, without charge. J. S. BACHE & CO. 42 Broadway New York City It tells all to 8 per cent wht by investors in all parts of the counter: bonds are secured on incot ring buildings fo Florida Owners of Miller Bonds have for years id interest as due withe ¢ investors will find it untage to look into these securities, the booklet. A booklet in which is em conservative important invest “How to Sel man & Cr The hook is ele which influence investments ir inve investment which pay { ied thirty-eight years business activities. should nt manual. Such a work is t Safe Bonds,” is by W. Mon t Winvestments, It igives rules by which big corporations It shows how to judge the and how one may protect auspices has dle 3 Investors will do well to send to Forman & Co, for the booklet name above, Doctor—Now, for heaven’s sake, isolate the patient. “Whur'll I put th’ ice, doc—on his stumick?” 29 comicbooks.com