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formed by the Brotherhood of Locomotive still {co new for a positive forecast of its future. appears to be well based and took is promising \ safer purchase than its preferred stock would be that nterprise long in a seasoned divi- Reports of American favorable as to gi As on preferr Tt may be long Tof_ your preferred will be abl an Steel F and paying 83 5. CastpTon, Pa. nings position of the Great Northern Railroad is not altogether satisfactory. Profits com operations alone would not meet the dividend Revenue comes from other sources to help make returns to stockholders. Were the present dividend assured the shares would be a good enough busin an’s purchase {present figures, Safer and sounder railroad invest nts are Union Pacific common, Sout ific, and New York Central R., Maney, Ls.: The New York State Gas & Electric are fairly good securities, not of the hig y were first offered in October, 1 company can maintain its present will be reasonably safe. [don’t u w trust company should be unable to furni before April with the bond vou bought in October last. First rigage real estate bonds are good securities for partial ent purchase. Rock Island 7 per preferred well-regarded business man's investment. Fistay, On The ntain Producers Oil C: holdings, hundreds of thousands of 3 tanding capital iy $10,000,000, par $10. It is p: rent. on par with extras, La $18, which is certainly hig Sinwlair Oil pfd., paying 8 per cent. than 90, is a better purchase D., Portuanp, Oxe.: Statistical books going as far back as 1915 make no mention of’American Ci & Brake Detailed reports of Am Foundry Co., and American Brake Shoe & Foundry ( not show that either of them absorbed American ( Heating. As your father's certificate is dated 1875, h received many dividends had the company arnings the derstand why Its it was quote present divider quoted at | he purchases you made are good uutking liberal re the three s is the younse hough it is making f the three ai ange neti on stock it is Hl seasoned petitors. Have you ever wight of buying a first mortgage re uw will find advertised in these col une? With your ing reserve you might make start in acquiring a 7 per cent. bond on the purtia payment plan, Every investment e might well omprise good first mortgage real estate bonds, s. Rubber 8 per cent. preferred is well regarded though the dividend iy not cumulative. You can, with able afety. buy it. Some time ago the ings of the com- pany were reported to be si of dividend on the ce dividend on Steel comn pean excellent investin nt Cannouttox, Pa: On trial issue is safer than, a stock or bond. »mmon, quoted at about peouraging that resumption non was predicted. Were the ured at 7 per cent., it would general 1 there that re he same pri principles one preferable to, n Allis-Chalmers and paying the “Why don’t you let Fifi run?” “His poor little legs get so cold!” C53 te | price. satisfactory record— Now is the time, and here of Miller Bonds, which have G. LL, MILLER & COMPANY, Inc. | 106 Carbide and Carbon Building 30 East 42nd Street, New York Please send me, without obli Sood Inv ) rip) No Investor Ever sume dividend, is a better purchase than Cerro d Copper. Carib Syndicate no dividends and not attr Su Honrow®, Maas. of the Interst ably fe and sound security KONTON, Tite: The Minnesota comparatively new the 7 pe ation Thi Motion pany of Ame as July, Supreme Court i New granted a temporary injunction rv straining further issue stock by this compan junction was. issued the National Excha n & Hopkins, Inc., Johnson, president comp A of deputy had ne s but owed pital liability of lared that they b bi produced a complet« d_ that out of ceived fi remainder spent. on What much S.. Brooxtyy, N.Y, lar ‘of the Americ io nd if the pre c kept the bonds will ably safe, Howe any safer than t mortgage fer to. L., Vaurre, In ow that the is only in the di . Asntox, To; Power & Light 'C 25 ---------------5 tion, booklet > elretlars ying up to 7° ‘The 7 per cent. prior lien stock © Public Service Co. looks like a reason- »wer & Light Co. Picture Producing On July serted that the com d by Johns n Mortgage reads fairly My ret Cycle N ly evelopment sta id the stock selling at a rid log. price is simply garb) reported To Investors Who Want to Do Better Investors who have been buying Miller First Mortgage Bonds year after year have enjoyed these advantages: Interest up to 7%, paid promptly when due, or 30 days in advance if asked for; | Constantly increasing safety, because monthly payments have been made regularly to meet maturing bonds; | Freedom from anxiety, because Miller Bonds do not fluctuate in market If your own investment experiences have fallen short of this If you ever lost any money on securities— If you have failed to average 7°/, net income on your money— is the way, to do better: Become an owner demonstrated their qualities, year after year. |We will gladly furnish descriptive circulars and explanatory booklet, “Creating Good Investments.” Mail the coupon—today. 106 Carbide and Carbon Building 30 East 42nd Street, New York Philadelphia St. Louis ‘Creating of Miller Pittsburgh Atlanta Knoxville Buffalo Memphis Lost a Dollar in Miller Bonds Pasco paying restor. earning interest and dividen and its 7 per cent. pre ferred stock looks like a fair busine an’s investment Mp: The Annapolis & Chesapeake ge series A sinking funds their issue yy does the entire ¢ lis, Mi » Compa nt. cumulativ d stock has nd is non-c: debte the largest! ec having a houses, ings are several time company’ hy ig ‘Con cern of its kind in the United ess of several old-estat New York City. dividend requirements kept up preferred dividend pay its organization in 1908. ‘The stock, when issu quoted at a price to yield about 724 per cent J., densey Crry, Ned. It would be well advised to put your $1,000 into th twenty-year sinking fund company is believed to be the large dredging organization in the world. Ith nents on the Athintic and Pacific es and on the Gulf of Mexico. 1 s is with the United St ates, it 17 York City Largest prt ernment ure has to y a per cent preference st Continental Gas & Electric Corporation was inviting. The corporation does all the tric light and power business in Kansas City, Mo. id its operations extend outside of that city. ‘The pro ds of the sale of the ney of $5,000,000 will be wire additional subsidiaries. In 1923 the able for dividends on prior preference stock es the requirements. Ina.: Barker Brothers, Inc., of Las An: 1., is the largest retail home and office furnishing the United States. It has had great pros: perity. which lends attraction to its 74 per cent. cumula- tive first preferred stock. The latter has been quoted recently at par. _ 4, Rosxoxe, Va: The V nd refunding onably. safe i number of leadiny the bonds are very ment of interest. 1 es pre- is not of ‘The cireu- & was five tin mises made ——R., Bors be : ue culously nings assure pay= The js were issued ut a price to comicbooks.com