Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1925, Page 31

' _FINANCIAL " HIGH MEAT PUTS | DAMPER ON SALES Center Market Dealers Are Disappointed Over Poor De- mand—Other Prices. GTON. D. €., TUESDAY. OCTOBER 6. 1925 FINANCIAL. Money to Loan SOS SRR AR A S A WE HAVE AVAILABLE ) o real | A LARGE SUM OF MONEY waeh. L g Trone | ¥or Immedinte Use an | FIRST TRUST LOANS QUICK LOANS bt A On Your Real Estate Equity PO amstrariton ' Toans Mohe $100 to $5.000 No Walting—Courteous Service . L. SANSBURY CO., INC. e AL 1418 Eve St \.W. Main 3901 m'md Lo.n Pr““remenl co' 1417 F St. N.W. M. 4438 r Branch 00\‘1 7 .:}l?r'l.l.l Bide!. Ml'l“fl'”l'fl Open FEvenings 7 to B FIRST TRUST NOTES FOR SALE In denominations of $250 and npward. hearing 6% interest. Secured on improved properties. See Mr. Field Hedges & Middleton, Inc. 1412 Eye St. N.W. Franklin 9563 I ‘WANTED! \D TRUST NOTES I S i Frompt BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN. = and Transactions Co. 715 14th St. N.W. Wals 2463 POVVPPDIRIS 4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHI NEW YORK. October 6. Heavy | WAR oviginally offered for public sub- is about to commence an investiga. | something Wan (0 he done about plac- | COTTON ADVANCES - Received by Private Wire Direct te The Star Ofice . | | the Monday final of 5. Kelvinator UN WEA.[HER NEWS seiling came inio the curb market | Scription at §16 a share. toda The buying which went on from ! e e Advices from Washington to the |time to time in Armour & Co. class| 2 effect that the Department of Justice | B appeared to be based on helief that iFear of Cold Wave -After tion Inte- the propesed $400.000.000 | ing this stock on an annual $2 hasia : baking combine naturally had a de- | to which it is entitled. In order m! Rain Helps Values—More pressing eftect upon stocks of com- |pave the way for larger distributionn panies included in the merger. Shaves ' on the A stock. Those back of tha| Forecasts move in Tubber shares supported the . market . for their favorites, desplte | i of Continental Bakiaz particularly weakness elsewhers. Goodyear Tiré | NSNS AR RARAAN 2 i i J EDERAL-AMERICAN were under pressure throughout. The R stock after opening down well over | Wigh price of meats was blamed for the lifeless condition of the meat mar- ket this morning. Dealers report meat as not moving as rapldly as weather would justify. but they ave nnable to forecast cheaper prices to in- crease trade in the near future. Slightly easier conditions in the but. cool | a point en a block of 12,000 shares subsequently lost more than 2 poinis n;-; the A reacted almost 4 points to 133, Kelvinator attracted considerable at- | tention early when it ran np sharply to & new high record at as against _.was a favorite and Miller Rubber con- | tinued stfong. Of} shares gave rest of tha mark way freely with the Vacuum. Humble, Magnolia and Praivie Ol and Gas loa- ing a point or more Pan American Cestern was an exception. | By the Auo | NEW YORK. Octohar 6.—Cotton fu- [tures opened steady, Oectober, 22.96 { December. January, :23: { March, 2252; Mav, 22 The mar | kat opened at an advance of & to 8 points in response to NATIONAL BANK RESOURCES, $14,000,000 1315 F Street The New York Life Insurance Co. Offers to Make ter market we reported Saturday, ¢ but no reduction in prices was re perted. Today the market was fArm. as was the case with the agg market Dealers are offering storage egga al prices approximately 10 cents cheaper than fresh stock from nearby farms. Today's Wholesale Pr Rutter —~Faney, tuh, 33 prints, srore pached Ezgs average white, 52 Poultry. ens. 30232 226 Legho | roosters, Aucke, 24a’i. ans, large, 31 40. Live stock—Calves, <pring. 16. hogs. 13 Meat- Beel, 18: veal. Jambs. 30432, hoss. smoked shoulders. 2 Fruit and Vegetahle Re: Todav's market rveport on fruits and vegetanles (compiled by the Marker New e. Bureau of Ag cultural F s ! Apples wpplies liheral: demand moderaie, market steady: bushel haskers, Marviand and Virginia F}n(l‘ New York. Nn. 1. various varieties. medium to e size: 5 \aryland, No Delicious. 2 hoxes, Washinzton. extra faney lieions, medium to large sizes. meostly 275, extr: ancy Jonathans and Win {ar Bananas, medium to larze sizes, First Mortgage Loans On Improved Real Estate in the District of Columbia and Nearby Maryland Suburbs for 3, 5 or 10 year Periods. 5V2% ON APPROVED SECURITY Apply RANDALL H. HAGNER & COMPANY MORTGAGE LoAN GORRESPONDENT A+ 83 Commecticut Huonue, Ma 970 steady showing of early blex and apprehe wave following show the Southwest. Offerings were comparatively light. and after some initial selling for lncal or Seuthern acconnt had been ah. || sorbed. prices worked up te 23.0¢ for | }Dn-mh. or about 18 to 17 points net higher, in trade buying and eov- | ering | TWwo more private crop reports were published. one pointing 1o a vield of 14.156.000 bales. while the ather asti mated the condition at 54.4 and the {indicated vield at 14.000,000. 1 New Orleans Values. 1 NEW ORLEANS, October 6 (®).— || con'tru‘:tlon { Cotton futures opened steady: October. 1 7: December, 6. January, 27 H Loans M.de March, 22.26; A g 6 bid. The —for long - time periods weather ~map showed considerably | [l amounts up te $700.080. colder weather in the Northwest of the helt and the official forecast was tor colder weather tomorrow In the Real Estate Mml‘.le & Guaranty Corporation 26 Jackson Place N.W. Resources—$2,500,000 | Western portion of the cotton region. A private report issued this morning L. E. BREUNINGER, President NEW YORK. Octoher nz is an official list stocks traded in on Curh Markat today Salen in A : thousands. 12 Allied P; f.—Follow- honds and New York | Mex Panuco . Mount 4 Need Money? 1t you Rave a piscs of prop- arty in a nearby county in either Maryland or Virginia and wish 1o ralse money on it, we suggeat that you get in touch with our Mr. Kelly Loan Department op Prprill Sladiy so over the detalls sition. to our m Danaft RT7Soans mads at prevaiing rates of interest. M‘Km-‘aoa REALTORS Phone Main 4152 a cold | .— of rains in the Ran-Am eer O11 Corn. ~q Bank Of) eiter. Foater Ol o Houses Business Properties \! nen. ov Can O] & R Apartments First and second trust real Office Buildings estate notes secured on in- come-producing real estate in Washington, D. C. lecied, candled. 4 42 Usnezuelan 4042 hennery 14 Yoodigr “Pet INDUATRIALS. Alpha_Port A % F 2] 3 & I pt 914 Se 1 s alive Large Spring chic small Spring chickens, ns. 2022, old hens. 2%, turkeve, 33: geese. 12a15; Dressed—Spring chick- | : fowls, 30a31: turkeys. | 29 Cities Serv 8r 1 Cities Service Gae 36 SEpus3a. 2325233220855322332303122325 son KEES n LN Milla. A ; lambs, 4 la ! Seating ‘Superpow Superaow ® m Thread C of Pow & I ) Auhestas. Corn 330 Arm & C B vic 1 Armour & Coptd s 2 I gt 1 Balaban & Ka vie iy Rigalaw Ha Ca € 4 B Schwartz C1 A 8 Bord & C new 1 Bord & Cn'S Wi’ > Bkivn Cur R R 1Can D G Ale new Car Light .. Carolina P& I, Cellulmd € pfd 3% Centnt Py Cor 1 Chack €ah M1e A ICh Nin BT . . 4 Cleve Auto .. Commanwlith Ed 2% Com P € nw .. 1Com P nw ot % Cons Gan Bal nw Bak A e a4t Fo, S 3tk | 10gn 1 e aiaa X Gen Pet 3a Grand Trunk Glas 20a22: 1415 K St loins hams. 30432 mon meSRD: iew. 2323555002 E03500 's | estimated the crop at 14,156,000 bales. Cotton Prices at Noon. NEW ORLEANS. Octoher 6 bids steady. October, 2250 | ber. 22.35: January, 2236 34: May. NEW 'YORK. am.—Bids steady. December, 22.9 | Mareh, 223 ay WOOL MARKET ACTIVE. | | BOSTON. October & (Special).—Re | flecting demand for medium wools "but suitable for ravon mixtures, | quarter-blood. territories are held ‘at | {95 cents by some dealers. and sales | have bean made all the way from 42 ito 95 cents clean hasis Quarter- blond fleeces were aquoted at 30 and | eants. The market for fine wool | stagnant, ANOTHER BOOM STARTS. CAMDEN. N. .. October 6 (Special. | The =ale of part of the Pusev and | Jones shipvard, here to the American | Radiator Co. and the taking over of the | { New Yark shipvard by the Brown.| { Roveri Electrical Manutacturing firm | | tor the turning out of electric loco-| 'mnllves has started a real estate boom | | 33, 12 »® - Sarwm—Be SEEWRE S 4 Bp-3uaswini eu Noon Decem March TS S8 nomics) 0 22323232523322238558328 s 30 October 6. October, January, 22.76 5992353223453 3-244 0" EEI N ¢ Guaranty Trust Company of New York 140 Broadway BRUSSELS LIVERPOOL HAVRE ANTWERP 3 Pean PL 5 Pure i C 11 Sehu E 1 nf e 1 Sou Cal Ed 3% 85 i [ X - 2 35335335520 33333222222 PS8 BIEE EE FrrR smangea3ubemaiiasan® o 222355 035550802 25508 Supplies moderate: da \ mand moderate. market steadv: New | Tork, bulk. per ewt., domestic round trpe. 1.30. Calery moderate. SEEE, 5L PENPRTPR Y FEE voe De & Rav n & wi Bon Tm n ok e 3 3D anancueoe SR FPS 2 liheral: demand | market fairly steady: New Yark. 23 crates. Goldsn Self-blanch fng In the rough 130a1.75: some poor condition. low as 1.00 Grape Market Steady. Grapes—Fastern supplies heavs: Aemand moderate. market fa steady: New York. Concords. 12-quart climax haskets. 05a1.00: few 1.05: 2.quart climax baskets. wares and Niagaras, 2 supplies _liberal; demand moderate. market firm: California, crat Tokays. 175a2.00; mostly Thompson Seedless, mostiv 1. SRuse Gt alae n cf Lettuce—Supplies moderat, -1 3 Toke BiTh 23 mand moderate. market steadv: Cali AT Ty EIP 3 881 farnia and Coloradn. crates. Iceberg | type. Best, mostly 5.50: few high &.A0. Colorado. crates. Iceberg type L paor condition, 3.00a5 0o, Pears—Supplies moderate: demand moderate market steady: Washing ton, boxes. Bartletts. fancy. 3.50a3.75: agon hoxes Anjous and Sosc. 4 5 e oira: New York. bushel | 'i3n Waemgla Pet haskets, Bartletts, No. 1. 3.00a3.25. ¥ Tranat 20 Nocthern P 1. Potato Supplies Liberal. 100 Ohio_ou1 Fuisi Patatoes.—Supplies liberal: demand ' 2400 Praine 0 & & monderate. market frm: New York 5 180.pound sacks, TRound Whites.’ United States. No. 1. 3.65a3.75: Michi gan, 150-pound sacks. Ruaset Rurals. Unlled States. No. 1. mostly 3.83 Eweet poL Supples’ light: de mand moderate, market steady. Vir ginia. East Shore, cloth-top stave har raif, Yellows. No. 1..00a5.25 Cantaloupes —Supplies moderate: da- mand moderate on Pink Meats. lizht | on Salmon Tints: Colorado. Pink| Meats. standard flats. 12€and 1 a1.10: Jumbo. flats. 1° Supplies 5222333:2233322! 233333353322223 LONDON PARIS o, 33333333 I A Wide Choice =355 233833333333332:1332 S i i Condensed Statement, September 30, 1925 3333+ a3 AR 3ET R 2 TRERS B 2050 2 Shoueange. "R FAndian N C Ae ww 28 4 S Eiec Tnvesy T 57 Pureka Vacuum 4 Eafoct, Motory. S 80 issues to choose from, furnishing a wide diversity as to security, rate, ma- turity and marketa- bility—our October Investment L ist. I RESOURCES Cash on Hand, in Federal Reserve Bank and Due from Banks and Bankers. . A ..$141,427,448.73 U. S. Government Bonds and Certificates. . . 38,130,278.95 Public Securities. i e .. 26,500,240.27 Other Securities. . 5 .. 22,832,297.12 Loans and Bills Purchased. . .. 355,639,756.69 Real Estate Bonds and Mortgages simiels 1,775,650.00 Items in Transit with Foreign Branches .... .. 10,328,218.6S Credits Granted on Acceptances........... .. 35411,670.80 Real Estate. ................ 8,006,771.68 Accrued Interest and Accounts Receivable. . 9,762,753.59 R 5 Hune Co . 4 Tnd Mie Bl Pin A R Prica ™t 3 3 Krun Pri 3 Mie Bk Den as Prav_Santa Fa D Porn Ae 3 lias GU Blay n ot v e S here. o T AT 3 RS e s 335303 n SR AR R AR IIA Ae RSOOSR rrES RAW SILK IS LOWER. | NEW YORK. October 6 (Special).- | Print cloths were quiet. hut steady, to | {day. and raw silke quiet. with { reductions throughout most of ! iat I Pt | INITIAL DIVIDEND VOTED. NEW YORK. October & (#).—An initial quarterly dividend of 45 cents {a share has heen declared on the class | A common stock of National Fiectric | Power. payable November 4 to holders | of racord October 15. Stockholders are given the aption of receiving in stead of cash additional A common At the rate of 1.50 of one share for sach share held BUTI‘?B PRICES LOWER. | CHICAGO. October 6.—Butter lower: For Investors | recaipts, 12, 675 tubs: creamery extras. | 49; standards. 48: extra firsts. 4734815 G sathit s First Mortgage Notes | firsts, 403324213: ordinary firsts, 28a34. | ) lbnuul stions of $100 and Up— | All Details Given Prompt Attentien | SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. See Mr. O’Dennell, Mgr. Meortaage Department 3223 . nnite Ask for Your Copy 200 Anelo Am Ol 10 Buckers P L 1100 €m0 Tew 25 Gl lsie o 2000 Humnle ofl & R AR% 20l P L 132 1800 ITmp 011 Can new 32 300 [0 Per € Lrd risy Ral Grimes B & C 2 Happ € Stores 4 Hazeltine. Corp 1 Hevden Chem 2 Hillman n 3 Harn & Hardar 12 Intl’ Contl Ruh 1Intl Coner Ind C 1Intl MC nipt 13 Inter Tl B 2 Tones Radio A4 Relvinator € | Kavato Solather 2 Kraft Chasse . 24 Lana _Hold € 3 a3 Pretd S The National City Company Washington—i41 15th W. Telaphane Mam 3176 22323 " b o o 70 South Pann 30 Southern 300 870 Mind Capital .. . $25,000,000.00 Surplus Fund . 15,000,000.00 . 6,229,296.34 $46,229,296.34 5,000,000.00 4,261,797.57 35,411,670.80 29,940,665.37 . 528,971,656.44 $649,815,086.52 —————— 2333MIRIRAZUSEAEY § b Sales INDEPENDENT OIL. i R P 2 RREaR=32RE335 R0 8 R Pete .. d O] g new 2 &t Serv oA 13 Columbjan Synd Creole Syna ot et 9 Gibaon_Oil Cor, Agulf’ 0il of irby Pet °. o Pat Tion oft Bills Payable .........ccc0cvennn... Accrued Interest, Reserve for Taxes, ete. Outstanding Treasurer’s Checks .. Depovits . BousRa—rond York. | o osewe . crates, moderate, market crates. mostly 250 seme fair condition. Onions- -Supplies liberal: demand Nght. market fairly steady: Massachu { satts and New York. 100-pound sacks. Yellows, United States, No. 1, 2.50a ! 2.65. | % i GEORGIA TO HAVE NEW |Washington Stock Exchange $2.000,600 HOTEL | | Washington Rwy. & Eloc. 43—31.000 | 79 gregds e i Sperial Dispateh In The Star Lirwiifinsion Ree. & Fiee 10 ai| o [ #8a. 3 at 23 | ATGUSTA. Oclobar 6. 1. | Fammancial Jational Bank—10 at 195, 10 Staltz. ownar of a large hotel af Miami | at 195 20 at 95 ton Monotvpe—10 at 88 10 at Reach. has announced that wark will | A8 508 at &8% 70 hagin on a new $2.000.000 tenrist hotel | 91 el nvest. pid.—100 2t here danuary 1. The early tonrist | mevement hers and at Alken.-S. C. has started actively in real estate. and sales for thres weeks have averaged | $1.000.000 2 w UNION BAG COMPANY Tea. . Tel Co pf 1 Plate n wi Corn A. - § T3 225aBa—2205 =05 SRR 5 . n zer furnished by Redmond & 3 (Quotations turni 7 Redmond & SiadqnEEnl B 3 S 2RI NAR A AR R 5222 i \ \ P s s 33533333333228232333%; e R FERPE TS FEP TIE SEF iESE RSP ot rry B A oS 8 % s =t outh G 1A Southes 31 Sou €al E. 1Son Cal EA B 4 3 Cir Tt v 11 South Dairies R South Dairies B ¥, Sputh Bl . ok Pan.| 1 Stang ‘Pub € 1 Std Tank Car Co 1stut; Me 30 Swift Tntl 010l < Thermiod B¢ 4 Thomp 'R '€, vte 24 Tob Prod Expt 1 Tower Wi . 9 Trans Lux Pie ‘A o~ S PPN e AFTER FALL | fapital Traction 3+—380n at 2n . | Monay—rall loans. 5 and 6 per cent. Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY. & Teiga. 4 & Telra 47,3 . ctl. tr, 34 = N. o 4 !’.' .-4 | MO G o Gineraf 'ae 1038 on {hert Tine s 1936 riair € On P C. 8 192 wift & Co. B jewater Oil & ¥ 30 W 010 2 3935333 BARAB e e WD i A o Pk Think Ahead—" make I3 ~-the one reason why more and more investors are turning to re & SMITH BONDS SRaRU3L835358 (v rae 282 33 (0] months, or to create a competence by atic investment over a period of years. If vour savings average $10, $20, $50 or more a month, they may be invested safely at 7%. Although our Investment Savings Plan is de- signed primarily to make 7% Smith Bonds conveniently available to investors of moder- ate means, large investors also find it profit- able, because under this plan odd sums of money. may be invested immediately at 7%, without waiting to accumulate the full price of abond. Let us send you our two booklets, “Fifty-two Years of Proven Safety” and “How to Build an Independent Income.” The first of these booklers tells about the time-tested safety features which have made Smith Bonds the choice of investors in 48 States and 3o foreign lands. The second booklet ex- plains all details of our In- vestment Savings Plan and points out the results you can accomplish by system- atic investment at 7%. 3553 33! seiern, Brion, & nehouss TElee 1018 DIVIDENDS. NEW YORK. October & (). 17nion Bag and Paper Corporation experimenting with a new process f reducing wood into pulp for paper-| makinz purposes. Tts chief economi cal feature is sald to be the use of almost 90 per cent of the wood con tep in production of Kraft paper and sulphite pulp, hitherto limited to ahout 30 per cent under usual proc esges. (ol. R. A. Marr of Canada in vented the process IRISH SENATE PAPERED. BUFFALO. October & (Special). American wall paper has heen selected ax the material for the redecoration of the Senate chamber of the Irish ¥ree State at Dnblin. The walls of | the Senate e heen hung with an | amhossed leather paper niade by the M. H Firge & Sons Co. of Buffalo. & P Telephor Cavital Traction R City & Suburban s arretown Gas 1st otomac Elec. 1at e Potomac Elec. Cone. Eotomar Elec. fs 195 ow FEE PEFSEE PE SRR (plans that will free them from worry in later vears. Ask for our spe- cial booklet about the most secure and satis- factory method of sav- ing and investment that can be devised. It will cost you noth- ing to obtain the book, and there will be no oh- ligation. trPreeicy et 3 3233 - e o L Besange soalinSubSEincy o aiaibenl e NLY one thing really counts when you O invest your money—results. Either an investment turns out right, or it doesn’t. It brings you satisfaction—or regret. Tt is on the basis of proven results for more than half a century that both large and small investors, in constantly increasing numbers, are turning to Smith Bonds. 2ERasaE D e 1o ~pasaan 2238555222023 B d B, | wathmeton Gas e | Waah. Rwy. & Elac. 44 Wash. Rwy. & Elee. gen. #s 1 MISCELLAN D . Pavar Co. 6. .. - Pot. Joint Stock L'd ‘BK 3s Rices Realty 5s (fong) Rirwa Realty 55 (short) . Dern Bide. 6lan... . Waah Mkt, Cold Storaxe 5 Wardman Park Hotel 68.. STOCKS. PUBLIC DTILITY. & Telga.. 12 RN 53238 B non ioi a1 Since The F. H. Smith Company was founded, in 1873, men and women who have put their money into our First Mortgage Investments have known but one result—perfect safety and perfect satisfaction. Behind Smith Bonds there is now a record of ne /oss to any incestor in 52 years. = When you buy Smith Bonds, the liberal interest rate of % contributes much to the results you can accomp- lish with the money you save and invest. Moreover, you have the privilege of using our Investment Sav- ings Plan, which gives you the full rate of bond interest onevery payment. o =313 A BB BNm D 235523255258 5. =2 RIR=DR=ER 2385232 S Mortgage Investment Department [SHANNON: & LUCH))| 713 and 715 14th St. N.W. Main 2345 REAL ESTATE LOANS ANY AMOUNT i FRED T. NESBIT 33804 e American Tel Caoital Tracti Washington Norfols & Wash & Eloc. com. Wash. Rwy. & Elec ofd.. “ NATIONAL | Steamboat. ) 22553 COMMODITY NEWS WIRED STAR FROM ENTIRE COUNTRY RANK 208 192 #3504z The Profitable Result of 7% Compounded Money grows surprisingly fast_whes interest is compounded at 1%. 1t you invest 850 & month in 1% Smith Bonds, and reinvest youri aterest the same rate. vou will have saved, in 10 yoars. $8.687.10. This sum, vested at 7%, willpay yau an of more than 850 2 month: monthly income greater than your | National Capital > »3 3 0hiv Cop .. *: 12 Premier, Goid 22 Shaw Mine o8 e " o o s 3mer 2 Columbia | Commercial .. District o Farmers ‘& Mechanica’ Federal-American Aberty ... incoln National Met +320 Riexn <1388 Sacond R 200 Navional Bank of Washingion 238 TRUST COMPANY. American Security & Trast *v s 3% PHILADELPHIA, October 6.—The | PThilade'phia Grain Elevator Co. will start work shortly on a 2.500,000- hushel grain elevator at Pori Rich- mond. The elavator, said to be the | Jargest in the East, will be completed within 18 months, at a cost of $4,- 000,600, 2 e Ul PR o 0 10 Wenden Cop anolif How We Can Be Usetul to You B This bank does much more than guard customers’ money and pay interest thereon. We rent Safe Deposit Boxes for the protection 6f small valua ables and important papers Execute Trusts. voluntary and testamentary: Manage Real Estate and perform other related services. Co tion. “a_weatern Facige B. B. B Anier e & Baper 6 9—Alliance h;:llly & merican Beet Su C C A|||!’l.fil‘ny Co. ATLANTA. October 6.—Recent gen- eral rains have heen putting the soil of the Southeast in good condition again for Fall and Winter planting. Grain be planted to a larger ex- tant than ever hefore. WARSAW, Ind,, Ortober 6.—Onion xhipments from north-central In- diana, one of the principal producing sections, have heen only about half as large as those of a year ago, and prices have advanced considerably. FORT WORTH. Octoher &.—The S 3 e Texas pecan erop is light. hug 30 days | Real Estate rifle.. . D148 earlier than usual, owing e wer, dry | MISCELLANEOUS. weather. Tt heing contracted for | B C; Paper ptd .. .. . at 16 to 18 cents a pound. Merchants Trans. ergent] & ATLANTA. Ocioher 6 —The new | Sla Butcn Harket com £1,800,000 plant of the Southern Bak- | ld Dutch Markst ofd ing Co. here has heen put into rom- mission and now is belng speeded up Laneton Monotspe 1oward | ’nelv production. 1 a8 A5 35 30 06 1 1 Loan & Triar. 4 SAVINGS BANK. . 280 ngton. 2 Qavings & Commerce 335 Street o 18 | Tnion Trust. 5 e Wasingion i You may use this plan to buy: a single $100, $500 or $1,000 Smith Bond by payments extended over ten Send yourname and address for copies of these two book- lets today. THE F. H.SMITH CoO. Founded 1873 SMITH BUILDING, 35 Fifteenth Syeat, N.W.—8Main 6464 Commaoree . e ot Rriegs Mamaiscturin 2 D*Du?ont (E. 1.) de Co., dan. 5 . 9—Ginter Co., Tha. . .. 0 [ % a—.fl-r&l‘nnv»’w.mn Retract. na and ‘Sujt. SSatacal Ciesk o S : aburgh Coal Co. pf. 8—Pitanuren UGT ot = " vou. ur. Datinning Bf. " C e SR American . Corcoran ... Firemen's .. | National Unien i TITLE INSURANCE. [ corompia 8% Business interviewcs imvited TREASURY CERTIFICATES. (Quotations furnished by Redmond & Co') e NBOR i National Savings & Trust Co. Oldest Savings Depository in Washington Cor. 15th and New York Ave. NEW YORK —PHILADELPHIA — PITTSBURGH — MINNEAPOLIS NO LOSS TO ANY INVESTOR iN 52 YEARS t1% exirs. v