Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1926, Page 23

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FINANCIAL. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO:! i MONDAY., MAY 10, 1926. FINANCIAL. | B : . $2,739,197. Detore You Invest—Tavestigate. | i | ™ REAL ESTATE NEW YORK CURB MARKET NEW YO0 10 0| AR O ey s |First Trust Money Stocks | asy asousr gfl;;?y 0 ts net in- p i 5 - c ; t Jn-| Martin says that a_man who is not st A Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office come St auArier | gtiafied with 6 per cent and his ON HAND 0dd Lots Carried on Margin | nes ROPERTY at Age 30. Send et = e - : = 4 : hefore de. | money are soon parted. —Available for Both m:sn;pfivsm.}ns AT LOW RATES for Full Infe Y WL s, S |and other TR iy ED T. NESBIT || LeROY GOFF o YORK, May 1 | pares with § S0 n the first Prompt Action - Building Loans and | Buck & Company | ment Blds. Main 9302 L?lfvwmm IQW i 350 BNNen v s raum et ) Wi 3 quarter of 1 Phe comps | e . i == = n 1 8 ¢ Wi hin @ point | it it was due to an| Xauest Ratos of Intersat and lwuuva;‘fl‘n\ Reasonable Interest Lol o as o group | Inventory _ad; ent in the firs omas J. Fisher & Company, Inc. GaliC ot riission 312 Evans Building who had | @uarter las 3 s s JAMES F. SHEA 1420 N. Y. Ave. N.W. UNFILLED ORDERS DROP. M,,ney to Loan o 'A NW Tel. Franklin 7300 "'m\ in NEW YORK, May 10 (#).—Untilled | Secured by first deed of trust o CUNSIIELZE SR V=W | §| prrect rivate Wires 0 New York | f li‘" _”,nm(»t srders of the United States Steel Cor iy it | of Columbia poration on A . made publi 0 W | e bank, such as ot siraa Parea “with the | A | this, with its record Humbl s |end of preceding | ) ¥ 4 of over one hundred 2t and Stand 1 X duties of = L] and twelve years of e b et ENGLISH SILK DUTIES. — every unbroken service to 1 featured '1‘" ’: K X fay 10 (#).—Duty on nature I ~"| the comm ir Wihen by heir " v discharged o fiers ‘Of ‘the |ito the 1 . \ your . re | of Commerce e f 2 with 27 We invite your busi- Iz ) 1 efficiency y ness and personal ac- IS TOMTS C‘/qn Up-to-‘Date Scodomy Nammafl ~ 112 YearsiOId SAVINGS 15th St., Opposite U. S. Treasury of OT many years ago the average investment list was : made up, for the most part, of three classes of securi- EARNINGS INCREASE. ties—railroad, public utility and industrial bonds. 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A ) Annual Return RANDALL H. HAGNER & GOMPANY | o — 6% MoRTGAGE LoAN GORRESPONDENT 1321 Connecticut Avenue Telephone Main 9700 Mortgage 713 14th St Investment Dept. Main 2345 The Officers and Trustees Out of Gas! of We announce the opening of our H L RUS’ I ( :OMPAN 3? Washington branch for the conduct of " % a general investment business under OW many careless motorists the direction of have railed at themselves fo . . heing caught without gas. But tha i announce the opening of their e e et MR. CHAS. P. SHAEFFER embarrassed. 1t is the same along the road of . NEW BUSIN ESS HOME formerly financial editor of The Wash- LIFE. The careless man fails be- ington Evening Star. cause he does not provide himself with financial fuel. But the care- ON TUESDAY, MAY THE ELEVENTH ful man, with his sound policy of Temporary office with our New York investing his funds wisely, is cer- NTY- P tain to reach his goal. 1 NINETEEN HUNDRED axp TWENTY-SIX correspondent, F. B. Keech & Co., 1510 Our First Mortgage Notes are H Street N.W., Washington, D. C. T e 1001 » FIFTEENTH + STREET * N-W B a0 MACKUBIN, GOODRICH & CO. §EEG S ol T 1 , ; BANKERS g Established 1899 IFe‘d Mot Truck. { o s b 1 Swarlzen,Rbeem 8Hen8eyeo., Real Estate Mortgages nsurance PR i Dy A0 Established 1889 S N and Baltis it MrlgageBankers 5 v Members New York more xchanges T27-15th. Street, W, WashingtonDC. l_ lg’?‘\: "’:é 57 Years Without Loss to An Investor sl sin SRR FEEE

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