Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1923, Page 31

FINANCIAL, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Safe Investment BUSINESS BACKING |PRICES OF TURKEYS | Safe Investment mmmmmwmmmmwwm and $1,000, secured on improved Prime Birds Down to 25| D. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1923. T HI1||"|| c. FINANCIAL., Open Until 5:30 p.m. Tomorrow and Monday, Dec. 3 Anoth_er Thanksgiving FIRST MORTGAGE NOTES FOR SALE ate; interest 8% per cent, payable wemi-annuatiy. TERRELL & l.l'ITL!"., Inc. 108 deen e ww. Clews Notes Wide Demand in IN DENOMINATIONS OF . Financial Quarters for Taxation Relief. Bpectal Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, B. Clews, in reviewing e movement to 1 about the reduction of income tion by the federal governmen the lines indicated in the reco datlons of Secretary the respon: past week to the plan of gested by the ury. This proval has gone far to ing doubting the bonus p be sto fent to me export claims. the requireme COMMODITY NEWS WIRED STAR FROM ENTIRE COUNTRY CHICAGO, v d their turnov ¥ rapid this tal SAYS FIRM USED FAKE NAMES IN SPECULATING | | ' failed itowndtree, tifled before “The defun was on the j\ £OR IN lNVESTMENT "~ MORTGAGE LOANS Denominations $100 to $6,250 Interest Rates 614% and 7% *“All loans secured on ‘modern homes and busi- ~ness property in best | northwest sections of November 20.—James the financial 7 MFirst | ortgage ? 0 Notes Cents in Frisco—Market Flooded at Last Moment. Srecial Dispaten to The Star. ISCO, November 29.—| who put off their obtained prin cents a pound and poo t d Xpected flood of orders from n men found d i :|START GRAIN INQUIRY IN GOV. McCRAY CASE " | Banks Want to Know If Market Transactions Figured in Finan- cial Troubles. nvestiga- whether | Secured on residences in | the Northwest section of the city. 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TG ANNOUNCEMENT Concerning the Purchasability of Capital Stock in Washington’s Greatest and Most Substantial Amusement Enterprise, the Nationally Known CRANDALL THEATERS In Response to Many Inquiries and in the Bolief That the Public Is Entitled to Participate in the Profits Which It Helps Create, It Is Announced That the Public Will Be Allowed to Subscribe for a Limited Amount of the Capital Stock of Shannon & Luchs Mortgage Investments Real Estate and Insurance 713 14th Street N.W. Main 2345 s CRANDALL’S e !STH AND OOL. Capital Stock, $350,000 $200,000 Pret.; $150,000 Com. $400,000 Pref.; $250,000 Com. The Most Beautiful Playhouse in | Theater Now Nearing Completion the National Capital, With a D et Seating Capacity of 1,600. Pres. Crandall Theaters Directors: bert Harry M. Orandall Pres. Crandall Theaters CRANDALL'S TIVOL J4TH ST. AND rum Capital Stock, $650.000 SELECTED PROPERTIES tom J. Lam) Attorney at Law Avon M. Nevius Riggs National Bank E. Beltsel ranklin V. Killian A * Franklin Laundry Joseph P. Morgam M. D. Rosenberg Crandali Enterprises Attorney at Law l“".‘ D‘I"flllte Chiswell ¢ Peoples’ Mut. Ben, Insurance Co. B e Charles E. Burhans Attorney at_Law A Successfully oDeI‘l“l‘ Unit in dall In approving mortgages on im- proved Washington Real Estate we select only the properties whose values make the loans attractive. We invest our own funds first— then offer the mortgages to the Frits D, Hoffmann investors. the Chain of Comptrolier. Crandall _Theaters Theaters 1 yfield Mt(onal Electfio Supply Co. The guaranteed 8% Cumulative, Preferred Stock in these theaters will be sold at $100 per share, par value. With Each Parchase of Preferred Stock a 20% bonus of Common Stock will be issued. That is, one share of Common Stock will be issued free with each five shares of Preferred Stock bought. No individual sales of Common Stock will be made. These preferred issues will be redeemable, at the op- tion of the company, any time after Jan. 1st, 1928, at $110 per share, plus accrued interest, if any. Purchase of these stocks may be all cash or upon in- stallments, with a 20 per cent initial cash payment at the convenience of the purchaser. This offer represents an opportunity to participate in the profits of A SAFE INVESTMENT IN A SOUND INSTITUTION There is no stock for sale ln Cnnd-ll'n Metropolitan, Central, Ninth and E, Savoy, Apollo, Avenue Grand or York Theaters. in Washington, or the Crandall Theaters in Cumberland, Mar- tinsburg or Roancke, these issues having been completely ab- sorbed by large interests when each house was established. ‘When you invest in our - FIRST MORTGAGES you are relieved of all detail and worry. Quarter ofa Century Without In amounts of $250 and up. a Loss B. F. SAUL CO. Main 2100 1412 Eye St. N.W. The Satisfaction of Safety YOUR investments in our First Mortgage Notes will always be a source of satis- faction to you. Use Application Blank Below or Apply te the EXECUTIVE OFFICES THE CRANDALL THEATERS Fritz D. Hoftmann, Comptroller 934 F STREET N. W. METROPOLITAN THEATER BUILDING FOR STOCK APPLICATION OR FURTHER INFORMATION You will know that the proven system of safeguards protecting them makes these in- vestments 100% safe. Our constant super- vision of the loan until final payment of the notes assures you not only prompt payment of your interest, but also the safe return of your principal. D Subscription Blank for Stock ' CRANDALL'S AMBASSADOR AND TIVOLI THEATERS, INC. Date 198.... You know, t?o, that based on the oldest known form o securlty—rea] estate—they do not fluctuate in value. Their great sta- TEakeood rerewtes Sud § L bility makes them entirely free from market ibazes of the gumntond §% cxmalaive yriferd sack er Tivoll Theater Company, &t its par valus, §100.00 per share, the changes that affect other forms of securi- ties. Thi with stock be issued as a bonus with ety that the common stock 18 mot purchasable ind! Signature of Purchaser . D No Crandall Theater Ever Passed a Dividend g orved bought aasd AM fi mot retirable, Could You Ask for More? Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co. 727 15th Street N.W. 54 Years Without Loss to an Investor T T OO AR ll