Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1924, Page 29

FINANCIAL. ALL HOG REcnRus DAIRY PRODUCE. BALTIMORE, per pound. 14a22; old hens, 14a2 Chicago Reports 122,000]; Head Arrived Today—Price Quickly Tumbles. bid 57, quotation December 15° (Spe: cial).—Live poultry—Young chicke; Leghorns, 14 old roosters. 14a. Voung turkeys, $3a35; ol4.-80a31; Poor dlld crooked breasts, 24a25; ducks, 14 plgeons, pair, 30: > ‘to faney. Rutier - Creamery, g0 :|ers now awarming . the -] clusively, yning, 12 hoks 16t over from made the total of “When Buying” Our 7% alle pen |} First Mortgage Notes rowded 4‘Hu st to the point of =suf ation An immadiate drop of ent iu nts a hundredweight in the p of hogs resulted A servative valuatien Sow available i & $108 Chas D. Sager Realtor 924 14th St. N.W. NATIUNAL BANK RESOURCES $13.000.000 1315 F ST Joun FOOLE Seesnem When You Have Funds to Invest, Consult WELCH, Loan Specialist Established 1589 62 and 7% Real Estate Notes for Sale in Amounts from $250 Up to $1,000 or More. When You Need a Loan, Think || of WELCH, Loan Specialict Money to Loan At 514, 6 and 61,9 Interest || Bafore !'Klliml O'Idfi;na".nl Your = oK FuAL il 15th & l\ Y. Ave. Consult WELCH, Realtor | Roference: Any Bask. Trust Os. c. P . >y Loan Specialist or Title Co. in the District. No (5th and . V. Ave. Main 1346 ||l Ters to an investor in 25" vears. w Specialist secured e csrefully ved propertien and piaced en Conmlt Welch, Realtor Main 4346 THE EVE ‘'SPECIAL SALES PLANNED ffiwn‘o osftmm": md % t 40, er'lambs and sheep TO CLEAR OFF SHELVES | ware-an fecd for marker on December ;| Potcial Dispateh s Theptas, s skl ot e I the Gornabele-agiA In tne 15.—With | feeding areas of the Western and Pa- loliday shopping at a.high level, the |cific States, according; to; the Depart- ATLANTA, December larger merchants in this section, es- pecially dealers in men's and wo: en’s wearing apparel, are making | plans for more ~extensive - January clearance sales than they have ever conducted before. caused disappointment to merchants who. anticipated a heayy trade in Winter clothing and most of their stocks are still on the shelves. Buy- stores are seeking gift merchandise almost ex- Capi One M:lhon Dollars 14th & H Streets 811 Vermont Avenue N.W. Deals in the Best Real Estate Securities First and Second Trust Notes and Ware- house Receipts are purchased at fair rates Its 7% First-Mortgage Notes, SECURED by linproved District of Columbia Real Estate, Are a GOOD INVESTMENT. Offered in denominations from $2350.00 UP. CHRISTMAS COMES But Once a Year —but the amount vou invest in our FIRST MORTGAGE NOTES gives back aliberal rate of interest for EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR—and this, too, without any risk of loss or care in collec- tion of principal and interest. Encourage thrift by making a useful giit this vear of one of these notes. You can start with $10.00. this year than on the ¥ame datef The warm: Fall i Continental 'l'rut Company ML S mlnt of Agricull numbers are 5,200,000 this year and the decrease From an- interpretation of a pas- sage in the Koran, Moslems are for- bidden to have shades over their eyes. '"MONEY TO -LOAN Any Amount % 5 Yo T Aot boms BUILDING PROJEOTS FINANCED FRED T. NESBIT Inves ds. Maf We Buy and Sell Liberty Bonds Treasury Notes Etc. Bond Department The Washington Loan and Trust Company 900 F Street 620 17th Street TO FEDERAL EMPLOYEES '| AND_ALL OTHER PEOPLE || WE _WANT vOU AS ONE OF 50,000 NEW INVESTORS IN THE SAVINGS DEPARTMENT “YOUR BANK” To get your investment we will loan you ONE HUNDRED DOL.- LARS WITHOUT INTEREST OR ENDORSEMENT. The only condition is that you will leavs it on deposit in a ings acount for on ar pay us back ten dolla m Your one-hundred- r invest. ment will bear Interest at 4% per annum, compoundc ' semi.an- nually. At the end of one year your $100 Investment will be worth $104.04, Under the usual 4% savings plan, 1924. NEW-HAVEN, Conn.; December 15 ¥ 163 7:10; purchas- Feports for'the w. Iv Arst ud -r Semét ox 2vat Setate. 66 1-10; Crumpa, 154, Iry “fl' a Joseph An Institution Is As Strong As Its Management Harry A. Kite, Prendent President, Harry A. Kite, Inc., Builders and Real Estate Opera- tors. Anplston P. Clark, Jr. Vice-Presidens—Archidect Director, Equitable ,Life Imsur- ance Company. Hugh A, Thrife, Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer, Thrift Building Company. W. J. Waller, Treasmrer Vice-President, Federal American Natienal Bank. Frank P. Morse. Secretary Manager, Washingtos Branch, Redmoad & Co., Investment Bankers C. 8. Taylor Burke President, Burke & Herbert, Bankers, Alexandria, Va. Frank [, Hughes Vice-! sen. Mgr., National Morigage & Investment Corp. Tames H. Preston Vice-President and Counsel, Calvert Bank, Baltimore, Md Formerly Mayor of- Baltimere. 1. §. Gruver Presiient. Thrift Building Ce. W. O. Peirsen Vice-President. Union Trust Co Baltimore, Md. George E. Walker Jumber Dealer, Prendent, National Mortgage and Investment Corporation. William D. West President, Rudolph & West, Hardware and Builders' Supplies Vice-President, Citizens Savings Bank. Authorized Capitalization 250. m Shru 5% Cumulative Pfdwrd smk %asz‘er)/—-— ILL you-let circumstances be your master? Or will you strive to assert your own mas- tery by building for yourself an income from safe investments? The Mortgage Bond and Guaranty Corporatien deals exclusively in First Mortgages, secured by improved, income-producing real estate. It is recognized this is the safest field of investment known. The constant turnover of the capital, through the sale of guaranteed First Mortgage Certificates, assures a very attractive return to the investor. The management comprises a group of bankers, real estate and business men of exccllent character and high standing. They all enjoy unbmhn records of success and their expert knowledge is especially adaptable to the profitable and conservative man- agement of this Company’s business. A portion of the stock of the Mortgage Band and Guaranty Corporation is now being offered at the same price paid by the officers and directors. The cumulative preferred stock bears an immediate return of 8%. The dividends are free from the normal Federal income tax and the stock is free from the D. C. and Virginia intangible tax. All dividends over and -above the 8% paid on the preferred go to the common shareholders. These securities may be purchued on an attnc tive partial payment plan. No interest charge deferred payments. Regular preferred dmdmis applicable to amount paid in. Fmt Mortuge Louu Lowest Bates o Commiamen """" it Tl-nu..‘l.'.l’l:l::ru-: WM“ Ine S Mortgage Bond & Guaranty Corporation WASHINGTON, D. C. (Iacorporated Under the Laws of Virginia) it you save $10 a month for tin months, your $100 at the end of one year would be worth $102.82. Come in and talk with us about this new Investment plan. Banking Hours—8:30 s @.m., except 1st, 2nd, 15th, 16th, 17th and last day of eaca month, £:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturdays, £:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Qur Mortgage Investment Department will cheerfully explain the plan to you Insurance Company Loans ‘ HANNON i & LUCHS; U= ————xc 713 and 715 14th St. N.W. Clarence F. Donchoe Tobn F. Donoboe Soms, Real Estate, Insurance & Investments. Large Loans Available ]1 SS::::: i;mrcnuol::ulanve Prefcrred HUGHES & COMPANY (INCORPORATED) INVESTMENTS 1418 Eye Street, N. W. '{;1250 P e — HUGHES & COMPANY 1418 Bye St N.W.. Weshingten, B. C. Long Term Financin, i 14 2 Main 2345 Building Loans THE DEPARTMENTAL BANK || Telepbones um{ “YOUR BANK" 1713 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N.W. Investment Talks ||| 5= Refinancing Lowest Interest Rates Weaver Bros., Realtors No. 8 What better Christmas present can you give your loved ones than one of our first mortgage (deed of trust) 7% notes? The principal is kept safe and the income during the coming years; can be enjoyed or re- invested as a constant remintder of the good will of the giver. Practical and safe. GEO. W. LINKINS Since 1886 N.W. Main 1821 735 15th St NEW ISSUE 100,000 shares Class “A” 235,000 shares Common Weston Electrical Instrument Corporation This stock is being boughi from individuals. It inselses no new financing for the company. APPLICATIONS INVITED for LOANS on IMPROVED PROPERTY Located in the District of Columbia and adjacent Suburbs in Montgyomery County, Md. 5: % INTEREST Realtor 1719 K Street First Mortgage 7% Notes in denominations from $100 up. Capitalization Fifteen-year ¢% Sinking Fund Debentures D Class ‘A" Stock without par value Common Stock without par value. To be cutstandmg $1,000,009 00,000 shares 00,000 shares Class “A” shares are entitled to $2 cumulative dividends accruing from date of issue panblt January, April, July and October 1 and are callable at $37.50 a share on 30 days’ notice. Class “A” shares participate cqually in all cash dividends after payment of dividends of $1 in any one vear on the common shares. Class “A” shares have no voting power unless four quarterly dividends are in arrears and during such default have exclusive voting power. Equltable Co -operative Bmldmg Ass n JOHN JOY EDSON, President FRANK P. REESIDE. Sec'y Orgnanized 1879 45th YEAR COMPL Asnets .. 34,942,132.08 Sarplus ... Mr. Ldward F. Wi eston, the President of the Company, summarizes ki letter 1o bankers as foilows: Management The Weston Electrical Instrument Corporation, organized under the New Jersey laws, succeeds to the electrical in- strum ent business founded by Dr. Edward Weston in 1888. Mr. Edward F. Weston who has been actively :nocuud in the management of the business for the past 24 years and has been interested in the development of the company’s radie apparatus, becomes President of the new company. Dr. Edward Weston becomes Chairman of the Board. Plant The plant located at Newark, N. J. normally employs 850 and is equipped with the most modern and highest grade machine tools and special machinery. The American Appraisal Company estimates a present sound value in excess of $1,600,000 for the company’s fixed assets. .fl el Subscriptions for the 88th Issue of Stock Being Received PRIy © H. L. RUST COMPANY LOAN CORRESPONDENT B¢ PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY o AMERICA 912 15th Street N.W. Main 6888 Resolve to Save Something Each Pay Day Shares —Bear in mind it is not $2.50 Per Month whal Product The company manufactures essential accessories for the electrical, automobile and radio industries, including switch board, portable and miniature instruments. Its product has been known as the standard for laboratory and commercial use since 1888. The company was one of the leaders in introducing measuring instruments in the radio field and has recently been perfecting and will market in 1925 other important radio accessories. vou earn but what you save that counts. Join the Equitable noz. 915 F Si. il Earnings . With the exception of 1914 and 1921, the predecessor company has shown a profit in every one of the past ;4 years. Net earnings for recent years on the basis of the new organization and after interest and Federal taxes at the present rate, as determined by Messrs. Ernst & Ernst who are now. auditing the books, were as follows: What Is Your Investment Plan for 19252 YE:\R after year, Swartzell, & Hensey Company's First Mort- gage Notes have demonstrated their ster- ling qualities. The owners of our Notes have enjoyed the advantages of safety, prompt payment of interest, and freedom from worry. Did your investment experiences in’ 1924 fall short of such a satisfactory rec- ord? If so, you may get maximum re- turns in safety during 1925 by placing your funds in our FIRST MORT- . GAGES—the type of investment which is the cornerstone of banks and insurance companies? These Notes are available in denomi- nations of $100 to $100,000. Call or Write for Detailed ’n"!,’l‘fi‘fi : ARTZELL RHEEMGHENSEY G0 S T g shington.D.C. 55 Years Without Loss to An Investor. w FACTS — THE GUIDES AND THE ‘ s ey g GUARDS FOR YOUR INVESTMENTS | : 1934 Chivs mmouris excisaed) = GaE : l: ;:::: average . .... Sl o2 3 ;:‘lll?; Por Share Class “A™ Dependable facts are the Salei and Earnings in 1925 are expected to exceed 1924 reflecting sale of the company's new radio accessories. Assets Balance sheet of October-31, 1924, as shown by the predecessor company’s books, subject to audit now being carried on by ‘Messrs Ernst & Ernst, with plant at minimum appraised value, shows net tangible assets of $26 a share for the Class “A"- shares with $18 a share of net quick assets. All patents, good wlll and other like items are carried on the books at $1.00. only assurance of sound and profiteble investment; the only safeguard for the future: the only guide to securities that All offeringa are made * when as and if issued and received by us," and subject to approval of our counsel. vield the highest return consist= - Application will be made to list these shares om the New York Stock Exchange cent with complete safety. A COMPLETE DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR \VLLL BE MAILED ON REQUEST Quarter of a Century. . Without. Price $25.00 per share Class “A” stock to yield 8.00% " 1/4share of Common Stock wilt be delivered with each Class ““A”" share OUR FIRST MORTGAGES a Loss are both safe.and profitable—' e i, = " Fractional Shares will not bz issued, but will be bought or .nll,f;r clearance, &1 1);: rate of §10 per fuil share. HORNBLOWER & WEEKS HAMBLETON & CO. : they ha\e a proven record: B. F. SAUL coi; Main 2100 925 15th St N.W.. mmwummm-m-wm 'ndanbdhvdhhunm. b«tmulm