Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1926, Page 27

FINANCIAL. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1926. FINANCIAL. ¥ ‘ ' | MOLASSES AND OIL 1 $200,000.00 | Money to Loan COMMODITY NEWS : 2 ¥ FIRST MORTGAGES Secured by first deed of trust on real estate. SUBURBAN RETAIL WERD Stk re IMPORTS VERY HEAVY| _Avalbe for Purchae of FOR SALE R ERNSTR | S«I-UPFS DQI\NINF ENTIRE COUNTRY | | "RALridions o v SEC?’??FBH?E r(i)g;l‘ - e —- REAL ESTATE NOTES LY BUUTING s rv were as tolows: | L. GARLAND KENDRICK 6%% ExchangeatParBondsfor i | Clarendon, Va. Clarendon 422 | First and Second Trusts au yogmy e g feorrts || Exceedingly High-Grade Purchased on National Dry Goods Men Re- i : : o Columbia Florida Building Lots port New Tendency in | popm \wm" - o Cidnite, 256,395 kilos || FEDERAL-AMERICAN ||JAMES F. SHEA | can take st par First IMPROVED REAL ESTATE Merchandising. Tk i : NATIONAL BANK® |! 843 Eouisisen five. N We i i st seeopnized Tbond ) In District of Columbia ire for a few = _ni'.'yl,..n‘-.fl 1oah le BUa : i RESOURCES, $14,000,000 || — S suilding lots in Nearby Maryland and Virginia By l « z:f>\|l‘. MORTI am - i 1315 F Street { Hrht, me Bonds JOHN POOLE, President | 6]/2 ‘yo ; £ B o lnlerna[l()na] Finance Lorp. See Bl Suente i e 400 Commercial Nat’l Bank Bldg. First Mortgage Notes ,’4 i | (v on property. At this time a Secured on D. C. ‘ few lots can be acquired at Improved Real Estote prices that ma them de cidedly attract $3,000 at 7 | $2,000 at 61,7 svery o these $1,500 at 61,7 [ e e <0 have f .uur money NC RATES g and larger ¢ iinations. 4 FRED T. NESBIT || Mortgnge Loan Department ’ STMENT BLDG. Main939z ||| GARDINER & DENT, INC. Moore & Hill, Inc. —_— '} 1409 L Street N.W. MAIN 1881 730 17th Street N.W. First Mortgage Notes = | e P.0. B 200% . 0. Box 516 ST Tallahassee, Florida security 'I_‘_hat is exactly what each of the First !\Im_-tgage Notes offered by this For Sale —— — = = = organization provides. For every 1. Denomluations ot dollar issued as a Note, you have $100, $250, $500, $1,000 : T}IC S EC U RITIES FINANCIAL STATEMENT two dollars protection in Northwest AND VP Washington residential property. & i = ssurd in Convenient Amounts of _.6%( Interest | CORPORATION of December 31, 1925. e R Sonocmien: Ainoknt on D. €. Real Estate Wm. H. Savnders Co., Inc. || | O S AND P L stablished 1887 iotri { ASSETS. AND 00 T abeed 1952 the District of Columbia | B N§ "OME OF tj)"EB PS ALREAVURARARNERNTRNACNNN $71,034.47 s - | Investments ........ . 781,365.64 | 1417 K Street -ie Main 9300 Farniture & Fixtures 1,410.53 Accrued Interest Receivable.... 7,486.37 1st Trust Loans Made on Tmproved D. C. Property Lonns— RAY Sansbury Co., In n EASSSSSSNN RSN APPLICATIONS INVITED ‘ $861.297.0 Officers oL 0L | for LOANS on i LIABILITIES W | George H. Judd, President IMPROVED PROPERTY | Fred McKee, Vice-Pres.-Secretary gapitzi EIOC;‘ ?referred $205:000.00 Real E State i i, api Stock, Common ... 20,000.00 Looated in the Arthur D. Marks, Vice-President Notes Payable ... 333,74458 District of Columbia and adjacent | i , | .“..:,Lcm :I:::"o:nory County, M& ! Julius 1. Peyser, General Counael Accrued Interest Payable ...... 2,116.58 | Interest Deposits 595.04 5 1 | Collateral Payments 510.00 i ] 1 i1 Reserved for Taxes . .. 6,417.58 | i ! 2 ;0 i Unearned Discount .. 6796434 || AT INTEREST ! Surplus 26,948.89 | —to build apartments! | 427 Investment Building. —to build business properties! pply so $861,297.01 —on homes already built! J8 s THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS { Terms arranged to conveniently meet the H. L. RUST COMPANY ERANGIS G ADDISGN T B requirements of the borrower. EDWARD C. BALTZ ; LOAN CORRESPONDENT i DILLER F. GROFF Y A McKEE ‘ B F SAI L CO | JOHN B. HARRELL 2 CE MILLS | . . . ©se PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE * 7% Preferred Stock is OV smRE00 'LIUS 1. PEYSER COMPANY of AMERICA offered to investors. GEORGE H. JUDD :\l?x\xb]:w“c ssTL{lALLx?,\N I Main 2100 925 15th St. N.W. 912 15th Strest N.W. Main 6888 WM. CLARK TAYLOR i | T : Ref oy - i 7 T 7 | A 4 For Lease I Tax Refund | 22710 : ; SECURITIES THAT PAY | e ‘c’ffzi,','.fi.-a $500,000 | ZAARN Shops and Offices Because a security pays de- N | : ’ e AL X g NEW HILL e @ s | . 327 ;N M& = BUILDING sirable interest is not assurance ||| Securlty Bond & Mortgage Company Iz | S5h A 17th and I Streets ey I thatitwill pay youte purchase | First Mortgage 67, Collateral Trust Gold Bonds, Series B IHR: ; Ground floor shop as low ¢ SOUTHEASTERN POWER || /4 it. Consider primarily the (| §! e (bgr__s_ | S s o L 23125 e month—another, ! $200. Important corner space WOULD 'NCBEASE STOCK | safety of your invested princi- ||| § Secured by Guaranteed First Mortgages i Bt e e i pal. Our | on Improved, Fee Simple Real Estate T month. Offices divided in any size 6'2% FIRST MORTGAGES Maryland Casualty Company, Baltimore, Md., Guarantor :uites desired from $50 each ‘ up—$1.57 to $2.16 square —protect your principal, safe- |f Maryland Trust Company, Baltimore, Md., Trustee guard your surplus funds, be- | 0 O 0 B R R R R foot. All outside rooms. High - class appointments throughout. Quarter cause they are backed by sound Bonds dated February 1, 1926 Interest Payable August 1 and February 1 B MOORE & H“ L Inc. I [ e = 730 17th Street N.W. of a real estate. I Coupon bonds tn §1.000, $500 and $100 denominations. registerable as to principal. Principal and semi- annual interest payable at the Maryland Trust Company without deduction for the amount of the normal Federal income tax of 2 per cent. Bonds redeemable at the optior. of the Company at any time, upon 30 days’ notice, at par and accrued interest, plus one-half of one per cen. for each year or fraction thereof to maturity. R R R § | Century For more than a quarter of a Without a . century the interest on Saul Mortgages has been paid regu- Eligible as Investments for National Banks The New York Life Insurance Co. ]flf]y to our in\'CSQOTS. I e Oflers to Make SERTAL MATURITIES | $100,000 payable February 1, 1927 : $100,000 payable February 1, 1929 i Fil'St Mortgage Iloans ! $100,000 payable February 1, 1928 $100,000 payable February 1, 1030 B F S A $100,000 payable February 1, 1931 . ) . * ® S I Ou I:nproved Real Estate in the District of Columbia and Securtty—The security for the bonds of this issue is threefold: (1) the bonds are the direct obligation of | feath Mars 5 ; ; in 2100 025 15th St. NW the Security Bond and Mortgage Company; (2) they are further secared dollar for dollar by first more- Nearby Maryland Suburbs for 3, 5 or 10 Year Periods. Main 2 SO DCUIS LN TV gages on fee simple real estate; (3) they are still further secured by the Maryland Casualty Company's Real Estate I guarantee of principal and interest on each mortgage e 1 o P | 1 1 4 £ t rates of interest. = Guarantee—The Maryland Casualty Company, with capital and surplus of $10,57¢,279 and resources Business Properties 2 0 Office Buildings i have = : — = of $36,208,124, guarantees unconditionally the payment of principal and interest on each mortgage. Money to Invest | 4 Loss Properties—The properties securing these guaranteed first mortgages are owned in fee simple by re- sponsible borrowers, and each dulfin; or other structure is completed. ON APPROVED SECURITY Loans—The basis of loans approved by the Maryland Casualty Company for these guaranteed first Apply mortgages is as follows: Up to 50% on city residential and general utility business properties o up to irty-Fi ] ) | 60% when provision is made for periodical reduction of the principal; up to 49% on special purpose business | Thirty nge Years Wllat DO Y()u Save? fi pm;erti:s;pup to 4% on propertics in smaller cities and towns, or up to $0% when provx}:ian is made HRANDALL H. HAGNER & GCOMPANY | 4 it 4 i rotection, ties; : reie . for periodical reduction of the principal. sell Co p,h.; i il 4 MORTGAGE LoaN GORRESPONDENT = That is what counts at the end of the . Appri 85—To determine the value of each property, three appraisals are made: (1) By a bank or mort- = g 3 age company in the city of town in which the property is located: (2) by the local Real Estate Board: 1321 Connecticut Avenue Telephone Main 9700 year 3) by the Security Bond and Mortgage Company. te g« 1 period of f v o the eentic ‘ Titles— The gusfhntee of the Maryland Casuslty Company is unconditional, and dos’ nat except. the 1f you have the incentive, but not the Sile. Bach file, howaver, iy gustaiiced by & Gile npcance Company i ceptable oo the Mar et (Car SVS 3 3 ts can show you how | | ualty Company; or, in places where there are no'title companies, each title is examined by an attorney | E: e el i ) ‘ scceptable bo the Marylind Casaalty Company. e——lol—=c] o]——=|o|— oniyouL S anyEOiCAE Uy Trustee—All of the guaranteed first mortgages pledged as security for these bonds are deposited with ‘ Capital and Surplus, $2,000,00000 e the Maryland Trust Company, a bank and trust company with capital and surplus of $1,500,000 and First I\IOHgage Notes resources of $11,849,449.47. > On . o ol | Tax Refund—The Security Bond and Mortgage Company agrees to refund any State, County or Munic- Why w e Gl' ow i - i ipal tax which holder may be required to pay on these bonds up to § mills, provided written application Washington Real Estate i For the sefund is made within two months after the duc date and payment of such tax. ; It’s through good serv- :_l Lending Your N o Doll ; Abroad i A= Sound Investment : J Ober, Slingluff & Willlams, Baltimore, Md. for the bankers and P’ g ) ice to depositors, little pniars A0 i % i Legal opini Messrs. Janney, , Slingh jams, Baltimore, Md., for - p . . 5 < i That Pays an Annual Income of i ””"A'dbafm. Kay. Adams & Ragland, Jacksonsille, Fla., for the Company. B and big, that this bank Our ar s of Foreign | i ] | has attained its position of pre- Dollar Bipancing for 1925, 6 1/ Bonds offered when, as and if issued. { T eminence among local financial o b o et e M 2/0 ) = il LU i hose who waiit/io i | PRICE: Par and Accrued Interest, to Yield 6% r y 1“1}‘ Pl "o_v:r 45.000 dmdwéduahh fiid ouch wi - il | Wy l- 5 ' t g opme o this feld, Investment Department { S 3 e et s | GANONELIES | P J.A.. Iglehart & Co. I TLE LT e v |l QEANNON-&LUCHY | I Agthenia & I The National City Company | 713-15-17 14+th St. ; MEMBERS BALTIMORE STOCK BEXCHANGS Washington sth St. N.W. i i S s i Oldest Savings Depository in Washington 741 15th St. N.W. | 3 = I 102 8t. Paul 8t. 19 15¢h 8¢. N. W. g Gof ny e Main 2345 BALTIMORE, MD. WASHINGTON, D.0. WILKESBAKRE, PA. 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