Judge — May 15, 1926 — page 22: what you’re looking at

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I Gained $7,208 HAD $25,000 invested at 6% which paid me $1,500 in- come each year. I put this $25,000 into 8% bonds, which raised my income to $2,000. Instead of spending all of this I re-invested my gain of $500. In ten short years my $25,000 had become $32,208, and my former bond income of $1, 500 had become $2,570. .....+- A detailed account of this and other examples of How You Can Have Mere Money is contained in a new booklet, “2% to 4% Extra.” There are exai wuples to fit every parse, the $10-a-month investor, and the investor with $1,000, $5,000 or mere complet showing what YOU MAY GAIN through 8%. This institution—founded 1909— operating under Florida banking laws—offering 8% First Mortgage Bonds—has an unbroken safety rec- ord. Mail the coupon for free booklet. $100, $500 and $1,000 Bonds, Partial Payments Artanged. Write ty . "TRust. CoMPANY or FLORIDA Paid-in Capital and Surplus *§00.000 MIAMI, FLORIDA. Name Sereet—. City———. $S$S$HS$$SSH$S$S$$H are mighty good friends If the Judge Investment Bureau can give you any help in safely investing them, the pleasure is all ours. Address | Investment Bureau | Judge | 627 West 43d Street, New York I HOW TO READ PAUL KAYE 149 Broadway Sub: gencies to answ treated confidential: all inquiries to the nancial Editor, Juv bers to SUDGE are entitled to answers to inquiries on financial questions, and in emer= by telegraph. No charge is made for this service. All communications are 1 stamped and addressed encelope should always be inclosed. Address 527 West 43d St. New York, giving full name and exact street address. Anonymous communications will in no case be answered. A Case of Readjustment by Theodore Williams VERY now and then there arises. BE need of readjustments in the business and financial situa- . Exe in one or more directions have been created, and these must be corrected. When the readjustments made are extensi and severe, and also artificial, panic and bad times may ensue; when they are moderate and natural the effects may be wholesome, after the first spasms. Business then quickly adapts itself to the new conditions, and its hurts are soon healed. The recent downrushes in the securities market were large and startling enough, but happily they were not followed by such far- reaching consequences as is some- times the case to finance and busi- ness in general. Readjustment to the changed order of things was rea- sonably rapid. After a brief interval of stunned hesitation, recover in prices began, and, with some sea- sawing, seemed to develop another upward trend. Expectations of a spring rise in quotations, as well as in temperature, were revived, and though it was not hoped that ad- vances would at once, if ever, be as spectacular as the great declines had been, optimism reigned again for the time being. In some quarters it was asserted that the worst had happened for the present year at least and many constructive traders acted accord- ingly. Buying for investment grew to such proportions as to indicate that the public was shopping once more— one of the most potent of sustaining influences. If the state of business gave the stock market a cue to collapse, then appearances are most deceptive. The growth of the country proceeds despite crashes on the exchanges. In- dustrial and commercial transactions expand from year to year, so that hosts of men side with our noted financier, Jules S. Bache, who has announced himself as bull on the United State: Conditions an incurable re not so roseate as to warrant anticipations of wild booms in business, but conditions are so sound as to justify belief in a steady progress that will give strength to the better sort of issues in the securities market. Answers to Inquiries New York Crrv prosperi per sh which may kh e Company ig dividends « Phis left er pay ‘The report for the first quarter of this y not come to hand. If the company can maint its earnings the common stock will be a an exeellent sp Its dividends depend: and the profits of the y reports from ¢ fact t dividends er for you to Dalley accep! than to e the proceeds of the sale ready making a return Gold Dust. ., Havana, Cons: u could buy issues al- nd less uncertain than Dodge Brothers common stock has not Phe about a Its ci and some no doubt it will pay se ‘on common stock. There are common stocks 0 payers and t Dodge Brothers Preferred stock, paying $7 yearly and is a sound ter stock is as yet highly specu and L ot advise its purchase. Better buy first mort real estate bonds than the stocks of companies owning buildings refore mon T, 114, Pa. ‘The latest offici port of the Miami Copper Co. ockholders. It ¢ comicbooks.com