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o sk sade o ke " FINANCIAL.™ . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY,. JUNE 7,.1922. 7 : FINANCIAL.” " 93 ~ RADIO IS USED IN CHICAGO CALL; R EN T S = = | $2,500 First Trust For Sale $5,000 Life Policy, $57.35 INTERNATIONAL LIBERTY BOND PRICES Corner lot with five small lots ad- | Age 40. Send date of birth for iHustratios. F]VA\'L (,ORPOR ATION g, itablished 1865. Assel B B z N OBBERS SWAMPED WITH SALES | z st " "% % I Teiephone Main 959 (%10 0¥ Shed Tm s XenEss i J S 3 | Day or Evening o| Boom 610, Woodward buliding. M. 348 1613 G ST WE. LINCOLN 60221 % el iy S Y ivi A H Let ‘us :manage your Rental Prop; erty. Overa Quar- ter of a Cen Experience. B. F. SAUL CO. ‘The Star strongly recommends that you consult an officer of some bank or some member of the local stock exchange before munu“ g any investment at any . Victory 4%. & NO DEDUCTIONS MADE. Bonds Bought in All Denominations. LIBERTY BOND EXCHANGE 604 14th St. N.W. Hours, 9 a.m. to 5 pm. ‘Main 2997, Emmm'w1:'««wlzmn"mvwvmra:.wm‘1mu:mwnmm«"v-s‘m‘-u TR O R T E. H. Rollins & Sons Founded 1876 i 416 Woodward BHg. . — : 15th & H Streets = H- L. RUST OFFICE ROOMS e Phone Main 2027-2028 &, full and tmpartial investiga- ' i Department Stores and Retailers Also Feelé Big Trade Thrill in Buying. Buyers Willing. - - = vesting your savings. Special Dispatch to The Star. | City' i - B F’ CHICAGO, June T—Thousands ot L | uy First nierchants from the middle west have Automobllex. . | N descended on Chicago in the last| ST. LOUIS. June 7 (S The | Mortgage 0t¢8 having a client lose as much a single penny in either principal or interest. 5 The attending to details, such MCKeever & GOSS Unconditionally Guaranteed as (o Principal and Interext by Indorsement by the Utah Power & Light Company Fsed tars | and even the radio has i -p 0, but little mar- ke i but jobbers were hardly pre- | < itude of the re- Candy. had been held ok Teen used 1o sp this ; | 1 . i| Don't take chances when in- § o s Announces his appointment as the | o s chmes wwen s B2 e S & FOR RENT [|var i pp i ‘Eye W. cag o an Francisco 3 BY C. G. MARSHALL. barrels over April, | 4 International Buildin: e o . 3 barels oxer AvElL Main 2100 e LA local loan correspondent of the ght an raction 2 o < = | 1319-1321 F St. NW. || Company Prudential Life Insurance Com- l N V Es I A Few Very Desirable i . . 3 - threa days secking textile _goods |automobile indust s i Offices Left i F";r'/ -&lfl“lte;nnginstlorlecge pany of America. A])Phcal“)"»‘ for 3 among the big jobbing houses. Clear- [ (oR{nUe S —and get fhe added protection = i i Reasonable Rents 1 % Gol onds, Series i . G i ance satessliave Been udvertised forficrs ase of our past record of not ever Your Money in | | Due October 1, 1944 first mortgage loans on lm])rn\'cd - Our Safe First Trust Notes No investor has ever lost a property, interest six per cent. will receive prompt consideration. Rental Agents | 1415 Eye St. Main 4752 i i Wide for the mag nse. Similar as insurance, taxes and re- mitting interest on the day due, 5, June 7 (Sp Price 91 and Interest yielding over s here and in carlier in the sprin to care for i is part of our service. PROPERTY OVVNERS\' ! dollar of princi- A = 5 : ~ = produced considerab Notes mow on hand in de- ||| pal or interest. GARAGES ARE EXCELLENT INVESIMENTS Main 6888 912 Fifteenth St. N.\\. ! oo da hinations. of Secured by | (WE ARE PREPARED TO ESTIMATE ON . g we daya nominations o high - class imi I;]\‘P"Axfixw ALL TYPES, PUBLIC AND 5_70% ] been that the o _ $250.00 up to $5,000.00 gsr(;!z_edwfznlm_“}, remit || GENERAL GARAGE CO. | Deseriptive circular on request 3 i nes frr{t interest the day it is due, and || " MAIN 448, i — — SR I i D || handle all details. 5 s —— CHAS. D. SAGER 923 Fifteenth Street N.W. Loan Department, M-36 Consult Our Loan Dept. SHANNON & LUCHY 713 14th St. . 2345 EQUITABLE Co-Operative Building Association S Organized INTD 42d YEAR COMPLETED auibRing Lave come into the market knowing What they wanted and the price the were willing to p 1 Mahonin, Xty. of the SHREWD busi- and piece e Simast, we Stve. ‘as.the e e e ness man always almos B e m weather may | Systematic Savings It vou make wp sour mind to save in a systematic manner and xtick to it you will accomplish more than ever in'a fnancial way. 1 the middle W imism is growing. e avorable erop report ing of unemployment and im- provement in industry. First Mortgage :115 Dunkirk and Schenectady plant sajbguar& i T o .( fl;l- ~ } ! | . 200,000 in Miners’ Strike | i i, “ it | - The Safeguard of Adequate Earnings | | i appoints a strong trust company to | act as his executor and trustee. Every Banking Service Subscriptions for the 83d Issue of Stock Being Recelved Shares, $2.50 Per Month EQUITABLE BUILDING 915 F 5t. NW. JOHN JOY EDSON. Prenident FRANK P. REESIDE, Seey. Seriously Affects Trade ' R g e The value of property given as security fpr ! a first mortgage loan may be many times i in excess of the loan itself; but unless the property earns an adequate income the in- terestand principal cannot be paid promptly > | when due. Hardware, ST. LOUIS, June 7 (Special) tructton indu: i & week of June r than for the ind of 1921, but tt g show a decreage. | har lling off in ments becau: provem b hardwa COMMERCIAL We make a careful smd); of the prospective _« ' income and expenses of every property on {{g which application is made to us for a first :\\fi;“ mortgage loan. offercd $30 a ton, r higher pr tlchoice wine belt r- | $100 4 ton is being TRUST Unless a conservative analysis of these figures convinces us that the borrowing com- pany will be able to meet all of its expenses, Lo i to pay interest promptly, to retire the loan M s i N as required and to accumulate a surplus, |h| ) the loan is not made. | New York Stock Exchange 111 Broadway. New York 15th and Penna. Ave. Capital and Surplus, $5,400,000.00 HOME SAVINGS BRANCHES 7th and Mass. Ave. 8th and'H Sts. N.E. 436 7th St. S.4. | (g -2 Washington Office : i | | COLORADO BULLDING | | property mortgaged will produce anincome | | 7 N | adequate to insure the prompt payment of e Telephone Main 1603 r G.B.Chipman Manager i When you buy our 77 Safeguarded First b ’ Mortgage Investments, you know that the “nd the v sriginal oceu pants Mills Run Double Time; Output Is Sold Into Jul BY L. V. SHANNON, H 1 e Star. June interest and the principal in cash when due. T first time ness to warrant caliing t | normal T.—Larger Tun- | utput ¥ and Light and e Money to Loan | PRl s Rt $6,000,000 hd 1o Secured by first deed of trust on real estate Prevailing_interest and_commission. 4 nber lands ~ . '“v'((_\xf,“(i{ 'EP.‘{;T:S.’: Joseph L. Weller {50,730} oty T % l : H S MITH © i the feeling of | WE P Y e . . . ceause of the large part | . l ounded 873 | n ON FUNDS LEFT in the industrial life of lh(‘j WITH THE COMPANY i WE o FIRST MORTGAGE INVESTMENTS (¢} 14141416 EYE STREET, N. W. ! ar a thous City of Montevideo (REPUBLIC OF URUGUAY) 7% Sinking Fund Gold Bonds Dated June 1, 1922 Due June 1, 1952 NON-CALLABLE FOR 15 YEARS —the highest interest rate of any American by & Life Insurance Com- | rop nl"; pany. 18 Dacleward eotton. Which . ) NSURANCE _COS! H ! Union Central. Why pay moref | Assetu, £160,000,000. _Organized 1563 LESS In the A Sinking Fund is provided to redeem the entire issue by maturity; payments are to be applied by Dillon, Read & Co. as Sinking Fund Agents during the first i Commodity Reqorts . | E.S. BRA,?:'E&%?;:&“ Agent ! fifteen years tothe purchaseof bonds, if obtainable at or below From Various Sections i i oot par, and thereafter to purchase or callby lotat par Shoen. Principal, i sinking fund payable in United States gold in New York City at the office of Dillon, Read & Ca., Fiscal Agents e e ! e T o ey aay e ovied by the Chy o by e Rapuble of Uregusy. Coupen boeats of $1,000 and $500. eptionally dull in this section. Ex | Interest payable June 1 and December 1. Callable for the sinking fund and as a whole on any interest date on and after June 1, true of cheaper wholesalers and ain the pub- high-grade shoes Low-grade work- i market. 1937, at par and interest. These bonds are to be the direct obligation of the City of Montevideo, the capital of Urugray, and its chizf port and railroad center. ) t price ingmen’s shoes le Wool. 1 FORT WORTH, 5 cial) i count SPECIFIC CHARGE ON TAXES The loan is to be a specific charge on the receipts from the sanitation, lighting and paving taxes subject only ' ® o0 to a prior charge in favor of the London loan, now about $4,765,000 outstanding with a present annual ln nlon s tren fi service of only about $372,000. Receipts from these pledged taxes have been steadily increasing for a numbe: steadily Boston freely for 1922 clip. = of years and are reported as $1,510,000 in 1921, at par of exchange, and as averaging $1,148,781 per annum, " YORK : :::1 7 (Special).— for the past five years. Maximum interest and sinking fund charges on this $6,000,000 issue for the first fifteen both domestic b oin years amount to only $480,000 per annum. is true in every undertaking in life. It is a great \’\ principle when applied to securities and investments. PURPOSE OF ISSUE Clothing. 25 It is almost a truism that a sec‘un.ty. -WI.d ely'held by i h The proceeds from the sale of these bonds will be used for revenue producing works, public improvements and CHICAGO, June 7 (Special).—The a very large number of people is intrinsically a good general municipal purposes. ) house of Kuppenheimer has noti- security. Consider then the fifty thousand people 2 i IMPORTANCE AS A PORT fled distributors of its products > L throughout the country that prices 2 who hold Dollings securities. en stim mer matrimonial oy aE il be sdvanced sorax- | B3 . I 2Py A~y b Montevideo is one of the principal shipping cities of South America, having special importance as the only {ioth s aseidned as Teason for price| [FX Fifty thousand united in their high opinion of i , £ deep sea port on the Rio de la Plata River. ' increase. ) our sccurities, heartily cooperating in all our. plans : ) Available statistics indicate that in amount of shipping tonnage entered and cleared Montevideo exceeds Canned Goods. make a Union that is indeed STRENGTH. | 3: any United States port except New York. DETROIT, June 7 (Special).—W. R. REPUBLIC OF URUGUAY Rt?ar(h & Co. canners, with several 3 ” ll. C H i ::;x': su\:;‘ :2:fi:f;;okr}:x?l;r;:'ifiy;"lfif g The - R. L- DO mgs Ompany is i Uruguay is one of the most financially conservative as well as progressive of the South American republics, paimepls o vamuaus canaisn i) “Builders of Business” S ; ! and ranks fifth in the value of its commerce. As of January 31, 1922 Uruguay’s gold reserve amounted to 83% being made to get farmers to in- crea i acreage. W its outstanding currency. In its foreign trade the United States is first in both exports and imports, and ool sl by e 728 15th Street N.W. ' AT e i deemed an ideal year for both canner . Washington, D. C. and grower. We offer the above bonds for delivery when, as and if issued and received by us, subject to the approval of legal proceedings by counsel. It is expected that interim receipts of Dillon. Read & Co. or temporary bonds of the City of B Montevideo will be ready for delivery on or about June 30, 1922. Lumber. SEATTLE, June 7 (Special).—Lum- ber production in the west coast| mills is running between 12 and 15 per cent abave normal. New busi- Washington Representatives > \ e worot(ed coming in “ac Kin LEON SHORE Price 97 and Interest. To Net about 7.25% MINNEAPOLIS, June 7 (Speclal).— ELMER F. SAUTER Y Minneapolis sash and door factéries T. H. SHARP are far behind in their orders and | are increasing production to catch up with demand. 300-301 Edmonds Bldg. rimenems Dillon, Read & Co. ‘While not guaranteed, it i8 accepted by us as accurate. Furniture, ST. PAUL, June 7 (Special).—Ca- pacity of local furniture plants is being taxed by the demand which is coming in largely from the rural districts. ~ olls. ’ OIL CITY, Pa.. June 7 Stocks of ofl held Te: pive-lin Orders have been received In excess of the amount of bonds offered. This advertise ment appears as a matter of record.