Judge — October 27, 1923 — page 29: what you’re looking at

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as tots future. tion, It is not mining company. S., Aucusta, Mi lot of prosperity. this much of it to other industries which furnish the with their supplies. Carloadings numbered week for thirteen out of seventeen weeks be 21. That was an unprec ated record of business it is encouraging. If U road law is aliowed to stand until thor ads will be al g. which wi Marat, Fa lished primarily ta be scenes of specu The shares, therefore, are only a specula~ afe to buy the shares of a new and untried million Why Look for More Than 7% and Safety? A customer sends us a list of stocks—some good, some bad— in which he invested $9,240 several years ago. His holdings are now worth only $3,380. He says: “At the same time I took $6,661.33 in Miller Bonds and in the same period they have yielded me $1,250 in interest and the principal is worth $7,000. With the stocks I have lost $5,860 of principal. If you want to do a little figuring on your side, place that $9,240 in Miller Bonds in addition to the $6,661.33 which I actually placed with you and see where I would be.” s to do extensive ion to prosper. tions in prices for all other kinds of busi y be perfectly legitimate. If otherwise, they cannot be justified. A person prejudiced, as you against the stock market, can find investment opportunities in non-fluctuating first mortgage real estate bonds. P, Cixciysatt, O.: As the earnings of American ‘el. & Tel. are reported to be on the increase, there is no n to be apprehensive about the dividend on your shares. ‘The market price may vary now and then, but the stock should some day sell higher. Wise x, Di ‘The advance in C. C.C. & | stock was due to the expectation that the N.Y. | Central would absorb the road and exchange its own for st Experiences such as this, multiplied among thousands of in- C.C. Can L, s. Profit taking on the latter | i 2 é at the high point reached was regarde ne investors | vestors,’ show why a great many people are turning to Miller as fetes for them than licked exch " First Mortgage Bonds. In buying them, the novice and the Gueesvr, Mh: Lam makin expert are on the same footing—both are getting a safe in- tnanires Lar the lle ree ee a aot ahead vestment paying up to 7%. Why try to do better than that? dividend paying. issue low prices and | likely to ap iate in t f time. Railroad | Mail coupon for booklet ‘Creating Good Investments” $100 Bonds $500 Bonds $1009 Bonds Interest paid twice yearly jude Union nd Atchison. better quot n, Railway Steel 5 per cent. pfd., and Allis-Chalmer: curities of which this ‘fic, Southern The follow in the future Bethleh cel MILLER & COMPANY, Inc. Public 1 Pith good prospects are Americ sald: CF Wateracs lite 7 er eae Bh Standard Gas | Yield: up to 7% eed pele eo a ae pe Partial payment accounts invited circular mortgage bond issue paying nd payers and the return well assured. T., Hisspate, Tus, The American Bank Note Com- s much financial h. ‘The common stock, on an 8 per cent is. but there are extras ‘ount for the high price of the stock. St. Paul onably | G.L.MIcCER & G. 120 ide and Carbon Buil 30 East find Streets New Verke fe wayoat maturity. Philadelphia Pittsburgh St. Loui ue 1 no doubt be ¢ e oe Atlanta Memphis Knoxville hether the con » redeem them with Mermps earned w security, will be “First—The Investor’s Welfare”’ City and el, Ameri and Westinghouse Northern Pacific is le certainty as to the dividend. ble to pledge paid for s\ Prorta, Iu: The In 614" per cent. bond: ana Electric Corp.'s first which will be mailed to any applican ries B, hay answer the question vent. and safety?” H your 85.000 worth of securic are guara The securities distributed by this house are fi fo borrow 814 P paeessen rth of secur h is perfectly estate bonds based on income yielding rg fo buy mire oe See ee oS Sieal corn: Is. The bonds ing a large margin over the face Value of the issues lable prior to ill yet sell as low as 8: ple are not subject to price changes. mon “ ‘or even 80,” it is impos: ae At maturity the to for Hee ee eee eect eo gaunes the vicki Ataust_1, 1933. On the initial offering price the yield returned in full to the bondholder while in at present dividend would per cent. and the st! was 6.07 per cent. ¢ he has been paid a liberal of interest, would be decidedly attrac The U. S. Steel Cor- NEW Yous, October 20, 1923. as high as 7 per cent . poration has had quit ‘al past, but its future E 3 . Back & Co, embers of the New York Stock t ¢ practice of valuing Py lets v xchange, 42 Broadway, New York, offer to send to Coe aaeeoed th to he rastics of anne Free Booklets for Investors business men, on request for three months without charge, und. A long-run view should be G. L. Miller & Co. sreat enterprise, whose financial strength York, in their booklet, nt management assure its progre t Forty-second street, New copies of their meritorious weekly financial publication, “Creating Good Investments,” the Bache Review. for many sae D8, O.: The Municipal bonds offered you utinized with care. You had better consult banker about them word “Municipa « bond issue. otherwise f Detroit Chansonette by Mildred Fowler Field Crs R and clash— Slinga da hash, Smasha da deesh an’ Twirla mustache. Loopa da loop, Sloppa da soup, sa da lady, No giva da hoop. tat et railway extension, but could not di because it was found the enabling act was defect and the bonds would hive been illegal. Politicians s make a serions muddle of finance. . Owana, Newz The Ohio Copper, Co Utah owns copper ore cents a pou and 1921. 1 of production s were suspended in 1919, 1920 was resumed with the appli- nof the lea to the ore, whereby the metal is recovered at a.cost of 8 cents or less a poun As there is a considerable quantity the comps Prospects have greatly improve Shares (par $1), which once dropped to below are now quo on the Curb at about 65 ce . however still speculative. J., St. Lovts, Mo.: Setbacks come at times in all classes of business. It has lately been the turn of the oil industry to suffer dep With overproduetion declines in prices of oil and gasolin shrinking of profi Spokesman of auto party (to farmer along the roadside)—Do you ever go down to the city to see the sights? “No. Why should I, when the by here day after day in automobile tat M ary had a swarm of bees, 1 She nursed them tender, tno one can fore Some ofess to see light id the . fuel has given share some And everywhere that Mary went, Sinclair Consolidated Oil common cannot be The bees were sure to be. regarded as safe at the present price.” It dropped s % her sharply while your letter was still on the way She—You say the excavation for 5 at hand, but the low i shits hf Mary. non stock cineatd eel te i your new home has begun? Why, I They thought so much of Mary, 2 dividend, and the decline of the don’t see a sign of it! In fact they'd risk their lives, ar that the $8 dividend will be cut, ar that he cividend willbe cuts" Suburbs—In my pocket. I've just To stick right close to Mary, n grows clearer. paid $250 to the architect for the plans. For Mary had the hives. 27 No recent details of quotation of the com inuance of the preferred ind if not passed. It oil stocks until the situa rings 4 comicbooks.com