Judge — March 21, 1925 — page 25: what you’re looking at

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Oe ee FE 1 t 4 . 1 it cheap. The corporation is now in receivers’ bands and in poor Snancial condition. Until the authoritative statement promised by the receiv appears 00 one can tell ebetber the company has a fatere oF pot. . DEsteox, Tex.: As neitber Kirby Petro- hunt oe Ghce Of et Rob they are not’ at all good inwwetwsents auc: oeing 10 deficient earnings, they are not attractive specu- lations. Gilliland Oil pays dividends on preferred aly. ~ Resova, Pa: American & Foreign Po Corp. is a company with possibilit paying 7 per cent. oo preferred, but nothing common, The preferred is a business. man's in- vestment, the common a speculation. The Phila delphia Co. is prospering and paying dividends un classes of stock, which are good purchases. S, Wanney, Pa! The financial condition the “Armour Leather Co. became so desperate that it was decided to reorganize it. The plan provided for merging the Leather Co. with the Armour Co. of Illinois by exchange of Armour of Ilisois pfd. stock for the Leather Co.'s pr stock. share for share, The exchange was a benefit to the Leather Co.'s preferred stockholders, giving them a security paying 7 per cent. for oe paying nothing. No provision was made for the common stock because most of it is in the hands of the preferred stockhoklers who bought it in block. ‘The Brown stocks have merit. The preferred is making a good return on market price. Cosden Oil Co. has a future and is paying 7 per cent. on its preferred, but makes no retu yet on common. North’ American commo public utility stock of merit and makin factory yield on market price. | You sider as a part of y fal estate bonds rage vertised in Baoogtrs, N. Y.; The only recent in- formation I have regarding the Fulton Motor Truck Co. is that it has gone toto receivers’ hands. have no data concer at anotber company. You taia the facts you want by = office of the company Py Weaacu, Poe Your banker shou gto the main be able te Bie you information about the notes you write of cannot do s, there seems nothing for it but fs consult a lawyer, Such matters are not in wy line. That Priceless Asset— Reputation is the additional assurance which an investor receives when he places his funds through this old responsible house. FOR OVER 20 YEARS every dollar that has become due on the first mortgage building bonds sold by this Company has been paid to investors. For safe first mortgage bonds yielding 642% be sure to communicate with us. Write for Booklet J-188 AMERICAN BOND & MorTGAGE Ca ESTABLISNED 1904 INCORPORATED AN OLD RESPONSIBLE HOUSE 127 N. Dearborn St. Chicago New York Capital and Surplus over $5,500,000 Cleveland Detroit Boston and over twenty other citi 345 Madison Ave. Philadelphia Four “Checks”’ Who Like to (The second of Four Distinguishing Marks of Miller Bonds) 2. Bank Certification: something to you if every bond you own bore a signed certificate of a local bank, stat- ing that the bank or its attorneys had ex- amined the bond and the deed of trust? It gives the investor added confidence to know that his bond has passed the scrutiny of ex- Bank Certification is one of the Four Distinguishing Marks of Miller First Mortgage Bonds, which pay up to 7% interest. The other three are equally important. pert eyes. The Four the means not only with other real estate bonds, but with eny gther, security, Mail the coupon today for Folder 103. G. L. MILLER & COMPANY, Inc. 30 East 42nd Street, New York Please send Folder B-103 on the Four Distinguishing Marks, and circular describing | a 7° First Mortgage Bond issue. Name i} | ! Address \ City and State —----- ES No Investor Ever Lost a Dollar in Miller Bonds — P., Noaturieno, I have no record of cither the Kootenay-Canibou Mi Co, of the C These concerns storks of New Yors. “Mier 14, 1925. Free Bookle' The F. H. Smith Co. D.C., recalls the fact Grant was in the Whi first mortgage real all the countries famous world to od s for Investors th Bldg, Was was io bi House and b te bonds to custo by General Gran Ity-two years of Proven S S they may be bought under the compan ment savings plan oo easy partial payments s invest drawing full bond interest, is told in the company’s other booklet. “How to’ Build an Independent Tocome” Both these booklets will be mailed by the company to any address, The 614 per cent. first mortgage real estate bonds distributed by the Adair Realty & Trust Co. of be bonds are in de 00. letter sent to the com I bring full information and a twenty years of its ¢: id & Mortgage € st mortgage real thousands bonds to ‘many bonds handled by the com paid, principal and interest Pany 16 a responsi Surplus of over 85,500,000. investments of merit. Inte apply to the company for its book First wortenge estate bonds, be high interest rate of 714 per cent. are c the G. L. Miller Bond & Mortgage Co. ollest first m Flor sage bond bouse, £03 Miller Bi Miami, Fla, in which State there is now a real estate boom. The company has patrons all over the United Stat s booklets, “Mr Peters Tells H. makes clear the ” Jor Investors ‘Check Up”’ Wouldn't it mean @ Marks of Miller Bonds are "these bonds may be compared, G.L.MILLER &CO. incouponaten 30 East 42nd Street New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh St. Louis Buffalo Adante Memphis Knoxville AND SAFETY $100 and $500 gold cer- tificates payable. on de- mand at par with i interest —and at any time on ap- ication toour New York bankers, (Tllsisthesceurity you have ught, plus the safety your business sense requires. Our plan gives you cight percent ause our operating meth- ods earn it for you. And we guarantee to maintain sub- stantial bank deposits for the sole purpose of enabling you to liquidate your investment at any time you desire. You will want to learn more about this unusual investment opportunity. Our new book- let gives complete details, Write as soon as possible because the issue offer limited to REALTY |SURETIES 2720-24 Broadway NEW YORK CITY comicbooks.com