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e TEVENTNG STAR. WASHINGTON, D. NEW YORK CURB MARKET Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office HEFFERNAN December 1. BY WILLIAM F. NEW YORK, vident that the rece Standard mum gained anywhere from to 2 points, with Prairie s, Standard of New York selling which | an, prominent, while Reiter- sections of | Foster and Gulf OIl of Pennsylvania, strength- | the features in the independent group nd when wption of dividends on_South market Oil by declaration of e, the first payment since 11 brought about a fair demand for that -1t was [y stock Higher prices were established by 9 such_ industrial specialties as Aero crude ofl | Supply Class B, Gotham Silk and | ures was used as an in- | Goodyear Tire, which gained almost t sme into the market for | points. gineers Gold shares were ofl shares. Magnolia Petroleum went | again active and rose another 4 forward briskly, othe nt | points today Meter A X embe Merchandiss YORK. D 15 100 © . COUNTIES VOTE HEAVY ROAD BOND ISSUES 000.000 ng the tc rly $50,000,000. NEW LOAN PI.AN STABTED NEW YORK, December 1 on of the Missourl a new type of farm inced today with w | the CRUDE RUBBER LOWER. | NEW YORK, December 1 (Spe , | clah.—Crude rubber sold today at $1.0%, & drop of 2 cents since yester day.' A month ago the price was §1 and a year ago 1.1 RUBBER EXCHANGE OPENED. i NEW YORK, December 1 (#).— %4 |hoard of n cers of the New Cocoa Exchange has adopted rm-mu it the institution to in in crude rubber futures in member- on its floo p to take care terests was provided for. The name of ihe exchange will probably be changed | W York Cocoa and Rubber | e | Have You Been Stung Yet? J Some men have to get stung good | and hard before they learn to be cau. | tious in maki ‘ ou invest nvestments. investigate! Before modern disease HINGFORNOTHIN( is a S“SOME exceedingly wary. “get-rich-quick” germ, and INVESTMENT DEPARTM specialists of proven worth. advised of a sale- digestion.” ] “prescriptions” 713, 715 and 717 Main Pow & Lt'nf 103 * Puh Ser A”. 231 P 8er 8.0 137 $1.50 a| sxpended in the State | Thfl the rubber in- | caused by As soon as the first “symptom” COTTON FUTURES ARE VERY STEADY Good Weather Cause of Early Selling—Liverpool Is Liberal Buyer. | By the Associated Press NEW YORK, December 1.—Cotton futures opened steady — December. . January, 19.46; March, 19 July, 15.84. Renewal of liquidation developed early but foreign trade interests were of late months, and, while ctuations were irregular, the steady. | " First prices were 3 points lower to | 0 points higher, December selling off to 20.12 and January to 20.43, but May | and later deliveries showed advances, and the near months recovered their initial losses on covering. Offerings were very light after the overnight selling had been absorbed, and the market became comparatively quiet on the rally which carried January | up to 19.54 and May to 19.21, or about | 3 points net higher. October was rel atively firm on buying believed to be for Liverpool and continental account. mm‘ 4 | The early selling was promoted by re | ports of zood weather over the greater | part of the belt. Liverpool cables sald the market | there had been influenced by trade calling and contin al buying | New Orleans Quotations. ba 1 NEW ORI December 1 (&) - “ 33 | Cotton futures opened steady: Decem $15 | ber 24 bid: January, 19.25: March, 17| May, 18.69; July, 18.40. The 18 | market showed gains of 4 points in sympathy with better Liverpool cables |due. Prices improved a little right January trading up to ) 19.02 and May to 18.73 much disposition to approach of the ernment. A the Atlantic ithout effect, as it is damage to the oo ‘exports today 27,371 New Orleans bales. Cotton Values at Noon. NEW YORK, December 1 (#).—Cot [ton futures: 11:45 am. bids steady: | December 19.48; { March, 19.48 18.78. 3 ) — n bids steady; De. March 18.64; July, :\‘:4 BOSTON WOOL FIRM. )N, December 1 (Special).- 1 Cables from Australian and an primary markets in sier tone in wool ie in months, the dis s is to awalt details be to conclusions, particu narket continues ices are firmly les within prevailing Sacks Rankers Star Mts. | Union Dise. Ca. German Bonds Tnfon Finance Trterna Finance | Wardman' M. MEHLMAN & CO. Ph. Main 8847 Loans Made to Builders | AT CURRENT RATE OF INTEREST | FLOYD E. DAVIS COMPANY 733 12h St. N.W. Suitability The keen investor knows that all good bonds are not good for him, and so he buys on the basis of goodness and suitability both. Our December list ot ko Ask for it ! ‘1| The National City Company Washington—741 15th St. N.W. ‘elephone—Main 3176 | “BARGAINITIS” inflammation i organ. of the It may cost you a few thousand dollars before you dis- cover that you have this dangerous malady unless you are This expensive disease usually has its origin in the it rapidly develops into an inordinate craving for abnormal profits. appears, consult our Thus you will be saved from the pain of bitter disappointment, and at the same time be and-sane course to avoid “monetary in- st call up, or drop a line, requesting detailed for the investment of your funds in our FIRST MORTGAGE NOTES, promptly submitted without charge. and full information will be MORTGAGE INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT 14th Street N.W. 2345 the | last | T, where there are financial u | MONEY TO LOAN| ON REAL ESTATE e?z%%:?%%&—%:%%&%&‘a (.. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 1. 1925. FINANCIAL, » 2 FEDERAL-AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK RESOURCES, $14,000,000 1315 F Street JOHN POOLE, President GEO. W. LINKINS 1733 DeSales Stmt L ' 52 PROPERTY RESIDENCE LOANS AT LOW RATES [l = = FRED T. NESBIT Money to Loan | Secured by first deed of trust on real estate Alling interest_and commianion, Capital & Surplus, $2.060.000.00 5 Practical i Giving To open a bank account for the boy or girl you aim to rear in w of thrift is a most practical way to ob- Serve the Yuletide spirit. This fifty - eight - year - old bank is a helpful thrift- partner with which to “grow up.” ¥ Deposits invited in any paid on small and large ac- counts. e Naticnal Savings & Trust Co. 58th Oldest Savings Depository in Washington Cor. 15th and New York Ave. Joseph 1. Weller 435, e '?.w.‘ 0 00000000 WANTED ! SECOND TRUST NOTES Funds available for the pur: chase of all ki trust notes. or nearby action in Washington Investment i CHOOSING YOUR INVESTMENT inds_of ured U. mu::.%fl Our position as s specialists in investment—backed by more than a quarter of a century’s 000000000000 and Transactions Co. | experience without a loss to W | any investor—enables us to m.mm“‘ give you the carefully-drawn T R conclusions of our constant contact with financial condi- tions. While we recommend our Church. Moving Picture Theater or Paylic Garage? Loan Department will take your proposition under care- MCKEEVEisz 649 FIRST MORTGAGES D Y OTTV : 0 ou Ouarier *Uffcrm,; :1}»(:]1\!6 security for vour principal, and yielding ee as of regular income—nevertheless o il et Century we welcome the opportunity of discussing your investment plans from any angle. If we can be of help, do not hesitate to call on us. B. F. SAUL CO. 2100 15th 1 sthout a Mr. Kelley in the Loss sideration and If It passes his Main 925 St. REALTOR Main 4752 @h%%%%%gé e?\\mm ou Will Be Getting Your Christmas Savings R a whole year you have been faithfully laying aside a small sum each month to devote to pleasant remembrance of = your friends at Yuletide. It's a praiseworthy custom, and you are to be commended for your thrift! Perhaps you may even have more than you need to spend for gifts, leaving a balance you can turn to your own account. In that event, the best plan is to consult us and Inzest a Part In Safe 614% First Mortgage Notes $100. $250. £1.000 BOSS mb PHELPS wrALTORS o Main 9300 ‘Q/r) RERBRERRRERP 2, ). The Home of Homes 1417 K Street _ Vwenepepepeel What Our Guarantee Means to the Purchasers of Our First Trust Real Estate Notes 1st. The property has been appraised by men of many years' expe- rience, recognized experts in valuing Washington real estate. 2nd. You are relieved from all responsibility of collecting interest, looking after the insurance and taxes 3rd. Each note bears our endorsement, which means that we guar- antee each note, both as to principal and interest when due. 4th. The guarantee of this corporation is better than a persona antee, because its existence is perpetual and the resources back of it are over $2,250,000. REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE AND GUARANTY CORPORATION 26 Jackson Place N.W. L. E. BREUNINGER, President The New York Life Insurance Co. Offers to Make First Mortgage Loans On Improved Real Estate in the District of Columbia and Nearby Maryland Suburbs for 3, 5 or 10 Year Periods. 5% ON APPROVED SECURITY Houses Business Properties Apartments Office Buildings Apply RANDALL H. HAGNER & COMPANY MQRTGAGE LoAN GORRESPONDENT 1321 Connecticut Avenue Telephone Main 9700 APPLICATIONS INVITED for LOANS on IMPROVED PROPERTY I Lecated in the District of Columbia and adjacent | Subwrbe in Montgomery County, M& 5: % INTEREST pply ro | H. L. RUST COMPANY LOAN CORRESPONDENT ®he PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY of AMERICA Main 6888 912 15th Street N. W, 6% | Long Experience E lessons of long experience on the part of S. W. STRAUS & CO. constitute an important factor in the safety of Straus Bonds. i This experience has developed standard safe- i guards that are rigidly followed by usin the inves- | ! tigation of all new bond issues—developed a lending organization whose knowledge of the | principles of real estate values and trends, design, [ construction, management and earnings, make it | first in'its field. Il The specialized experience of S. W.STRAUS & CoO. for 43 years is reflected in the sound value | inherent in every Straus Bond —in the safety and { satisfaction every Straus customer enjoys. il Straus Bonds form a class of securities of proven merit which account. Inquiries from investors and dealers are invited. Call or write for . should be included in every well-diversified investment ‘ BOOKLET 741-G i S. W. STRAUS & CO. | ESTABLISHED 1883 INVESTMENT BONDS INCORPORATED NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK BUILDING WASHINGTON, D. C. Telephone Main 5847 43 YEARS WITHOUT LOSS TO ANY INVESTOR i © 1058 W 8 &0n. Ine. | Do not put off till January what you can do today by improved, income-producing city property, and give you, at the present time, a choice of maturities from 2 years to 10 years. You can make your selection now as to issue and maturity, and reserve the investment you want for delivery when your funds will be in hand. No deposit is required on investments re- served for sixty days. THE low yields now prevailing on other classes of securities will cause more investors than ever before to turn this January to the proven safety and the liberal, dependable in- come of sound first mortgage bonds. If you are planning to take advantage of pre- vailing first mortgage interest rates, you will do well, therefore, to make your selection now, before the heavy January demand re- stricts your choice. Thus you will assure, for your January funds, the security, the maturity and the interest rate that you want. Plan Now to Get If you wish, payment for the bond or bonds you select may be ex- tended over a longer period, by using our Investment Savings Plan. Under this plan, after an initial payment of 10%, you have 10 months to complete your purchase on any terms convenient to you. Etery pay- ment earns the full rate of borwi intezest. b on January Funds Current offerings of Smith Bonds, which may be reserved now for Janu. ary investment, give you the oppor- tunity to get 7% on your January funds, with the protection of safeguards that have resulted in our record of 7o loss to any investor in 52 years. These bonds ($100, $500 and $1,000 denominations) are strongly secured THE F. H.SMITH Co. Founded 1873 Smith Building, 815 Fifteenth Street—Main 6464 NEW YORK — PHILADELPHIA — PITTSBURGH — MINNEAPOLIS Send your name and address today, on the form below, for descriptions of our current offerings. We also will send you our booklet “Fifty-two Years of Proven Safety,” which explains the time-tested features that have made Smith Bonds the choice of thousands of investors in 48 States and 3o foreign lands. ‘WAMS AND ADDRESS PLUINLY T