Judge — December 15, 1923 — page 30: what you’re looking at

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NO LOSS TO ANY INVESTOR IN 50 YEARS INVESTMENT BUREAU | Subseriters to Jvnoe are entitled to an- were to inquiries on financial questions, and in emergencies to answer by telegraph. N charge is made for this scrcice. munications are treated confidentially. two-cent postage stamp should alaye be Addrcee all inquirirs to the Fi- w gieing full name and ‘Anonymous communications will fin no case be anaicered. Is It a Bull Market? by Theodore Williams Get into the Coupon-clipping Class genuine bull market, the HY envy the man or woman of inde- pendent means when you yourself can quickly get into the coupon-<lipping class of bond investors? that the upturn in securities was only passing reaction in a bear market that a long lease of life. business conditions, present and. pros- are too poor to assure present By following a safe, simple, sure plan, which adly explain, you can immediately fe income on your savings, and then make your savings double themselves. They assert that Let us tell you how you can quickly get into the coupon-<clipping class by putting $10, $20, $50 or more a month into our First Mortgage Investments at_ 61% to coupon today for our free explain the many reports by corporations of increased net earnings and larger dis- tributions to stockholders, they aver that all this has been a bluff and an attempt to induce credulous peopk whose prices exceed their intrinsic meantime, business ily and the financial Jing enterprises are to buy issues The F.H.SMITH CO. Founded 1873 First Mortgage Investments Smith Building, Washington, D.C. general proceeds ste statements of the lea in the main reassuring. The iv » as a mere conspiracy Please send me your Booklet No. 24.F Investment Opportunities In its present somewhat battered s securities market offers chances to f: ‘i ations—long esti asoned dividend payers—are sell intrinsic worth happened during the p ‘ket, the investment much below thei what may ha’ months in the stock n ality of these issues has not been impu They also bid fair to ations, for they promise to seek high Is not many months hence ment Bureau will gl stocks and bonds th desirable at this time. In this connection, Booklets for Investors, department, appearing in another column may be found the n: houses which are r letters and circulars may be of much val money to good ail e e reasonably safe and and addresses of reputable to send to all applicants ntaining information which persons desiring to invest part of the big interests to make the situa- tion appear better than it is. The stock market has begun to respond strongly to an improving outlook. Prices have risen, materially from the late low levels and apparently are pointing higher, thoug! not without certainty of oceasiopal halts recessions and irregularities. Manipt tion is, of course, a factor in the advances, but this could not well be successful. if there were no solid grounds:on which’to base i little constructive influence has heer: exercised by Secretary Mellon's tax- reduction and anti-bonus proposals. ‘The wide approval these have received prob- ably insures a more conservative cours by Congress than had been feared. Thi Federal Administration is throw its full weight inst radical legislation. Should this be the politi- cal menace to the country’s economic well-being will be dispelled. As a Presi- dential year, 1924 may witness some un- settlement in the business world, but the problems that may arise solved before there is any s to prosperity or to securities values. xpected to, Answers to Inquiries r., New York Although th pretty. bad plight, th amship Company's about 12 per cent W., Taestos, Ne Je An issue to which very little IF INTERESTED IN BUSINESS AND FINANCE, keep informed b ten minute week financial situation. currents of to-day and in business men for three months, without ig the Bache Review, ary of the business and cates their trend. J. S. BACHE & CO. 42 Broadway New York City ’Sno use! comicbooks.com