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a, NO INVESTOR EVER LOSTA DOLLAR IN MILLER BONDS Waar is $1000 worth t0 you? If you lived in Florida or Texas, it would be worth $70 or $80 a year. In New York, it is worth only $55 or $65. Why invest your money where it is worth the least? Miller First Mortgage Real Estate Bonds offer you 6, 6%, and 7 per cent interest —the rates prevailing in each section of the country. Mail the coupon today for further information. G.L. MILLER & CO. 30 East 42nd Street, New York City Offices and Representatives in Principal Cities ESTs ira G. L. MILLER & CO., INconrorateD 30 East 42nd Street, New York City Please send me full information on Miller Bonds. Name. Street... City.. You Can Get 62% With Safety O investor, no matter how con- servative, need be satis- fied with anything less than a 616% return on his money. Strauss Corporation First Mortgage Real Estate Gold Bonds offer this better - than - aver- age yield with ample protection of principal. THE STRAUSS CORPORATION Penobscot Building DETROIT, MICHIGAN COUPON eseeesssessseee| THE STRAUSS CORPORATION Penobscot Bui Detroit, Michigan Please_send me without obligation your Circular No. J-36. Name Address City. $1.60 on common. This is ¢ than Continental Motors f these stocks cannot upward jump in either. B., Daxnony, Coyy. ities "Trust of Americ: ciples, has been in opera had success, and with its present methods management its future should be assured. trusts units of 1 share of 6 stock 14 share of commo chase at . Organization their revenues from investments in a co diversity of approved stocks and bonds of and have proved very. success 1¢ International $ founded on soun reeport Texas, while looking up, has not got i the dividend paying class. At its present market oes not look attractive. American Brown Boveri is one of the meritorious new paying its 7 per cent. preferred div i officials fo a $3 dividend on the participating stock t . This would return on current market price. ‘The company is expanding, and it appears to have a very successful future. In spite of existing high prices of leading. still looks remote. n Steel F yield on your chase price and looks good to hold, though it not soon have a marked advance. well and is reasonably ss Corporation earned over 85 on common in 1925, and will, it is predicted, earn more this year. ‘This raises hopes of resumption of the common dividend some time this Electric Power & Light certificates, paying no dend, are not so desirable as Armour A 82 dividend. Corn Products sells high enough for its dividend. Among the safest oil common stocks are Texas Company and Marland Oil. Standard Oil common stocks are safe enough but the returns are moderate. I do not undertake to give any opinion on transactions in grain. G., Provivence, R. I: Marland Oil's report for 1925 shows the best earnings in its history, being several times its dividend requirements o! per share. mpleted a lot of con- struction ‘work during r, and paid off mor than $20,000,000 of notes and yet is in a very strong fi outlook for 1926 forecasts of net share, Should this be dend and higher quotation would be the natur: result. You could make a substantial profit if you sold your shares at this time, but it seems wise to hold them for future developments. 1. Maptsox, Wis: The recent slump of 837 in a single day in Devoe & Raynolds stock attributed to the collapse of a pool which had been unduly boosting the price, and which was hit hard by the calling in of loans by the banks, Officials of the company disclaimed all connection with the pool's operations, saying that there was no sound reason for putting up the stock so high. pany is paying $2.40 yearly to be in a splendid finan after the heavy decline the dividend made a low yield on quotation. You had better purc issue which makes a bigger return. S. Sr. Lovts, Mo.: ‘The heavy drop in Cali- fornia Packing stock followed denial of the report that Postum Cereal was trying to annex the com- pany. Later the directors announced a p Increase the stock from 500,000 shares to 1,500, ‘ont of which 500,000 shares will be pa holders as a 100 per cent. dividend, tovoteon the matter in May, old stock has been put on well in line with the market value of the shares. If the additional shares should be issued the market Price per share will be much lower as will the divi- dend tate, “Perhaps you had better wait until the new plan is settled before buying the st F, New York Cir wk Hudson Power 7 per cent. preferred stock may be classed as a business man’s purchase of merit. Among first- class public utility stocks netting 7 per cent. on current prices are Standard Gas & Electric 8 per cent. preferred and West Penn. 7 per cent. preferre Kk. Reo Pa.: National Cash Regist and General Electric Special are dividend payers and fair business. men's purchases. Franklin Mfg. Co. common makes no return to stockholders and is as yet only a speculation. Atlantic Fru American Rayon and J Oil are low-priced mbles which the conservative investor will shun. New York, Feb, 27, 1926, Free Booklets for Investors That one can safely count his chickens before they are hatched, if he purchases Miller first mort- gage real estate bonds, is the claim made by. G. L Miller & Co., 30 East Forty-second street, New York City, as principal and income for a number of years are assured, and nobody ever lost a dollar in Miller bonds. In 15 years a 7 per cent. Miller bond brings $1,050 in interest and $1,000 back in principal. Fuller information, regarding these securities can be obtained by writing to Miller & Co. for booklet 29-ML. Instruction as to judging the merits of invest- ments is given in a booklet, “How to Analj First Mort, "issued by the Corporation, distributor of first’ mortgage real estate bonds, Penobscot Building, Detroit, Mich. e booklet ‘guides one in determining the value and soundness of contemplated purchase of the above class of securities. send a copy of it to i Five reasons why any offers first mortgage s of $100, $500 partial payment arrangement complete details write to the company for pam- phi Extra sifeguarding of first mortgage real estate bonds has been undertaken by some of the leading dealers in the cent. bonds ° been approved for insurance by of the oldest and strongest surety companies in this country. This double assurance of is in addition jal precautions taken in the matter of appraisal of properties which secure the bonds, and collection of inte ments of principal. De ned by writin . Dept. G I Started my $50,000 FORTUNE with $10 a Month WHEN 20 years old I was earning $100 a month. I started invest- ing$10amonthand when myincome increased l invested$25amonth, later $50 a month and finally $100. Now I am 35 years old and am worth $15,000. In another fifteen years the interest from this $15,000 will make me worth $50,000. I have invested, in small monthly amounts, only $10,050. Yet, when I am fifty I will be worth $50,000—$1,000 for every year of my age . . . - Do you want to know the full story of Harvey Dodd’s $50,000 fortune? Do youwant the com- plete details of how he worked his plan? Do you want to know How You Can Have More Money Thenreadtwobooklets,“The$50,000 Fortune of Harvey Dodd, Salaried Man”, and “How to Gain Indepen- dent Means”. Mail the coupon and we will send these booklets free. First Mortgage Bonds at 8% $100, $500 and $1000 Bonds Partial Payments Arranged Write to, "Taust CoMPANY or FLORIDA Paid-in Capital and Surplus $500,000 comicbooks.com