Evening Star Newspaper, May 11, 1926, Page 25

FINANCIAL. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. .. TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1926. Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office i Dlasterer. e Strike o0l Real Estate Gold Bonds | | y Q Yy { 4 et id S he gnen, Secured by First | : \. jtions after tho anthracite strike i { NEW YORK, May 1 gen- | termination. Ofers to : Mortgages i i side of higher |} eral priey s i . Those favoring the side ¢f hig| price movement in the curb prices for the oll stocks met with e : S s G First Mortgage Loans ket today was very much con- | resistance in ' their effort Il e e Guaranteed st 0 tadgge l oans Profit-Taking on Yesterday’s set of ey wen | Eroin *Vago Ol an Transour ‘ LR B R ict of Columbia on o numbe alties w A point hig Al By We will gladly receive and and Nearbv Subur ) ) Maevland : {lectea for 1l hip in_anothes a half point V aive prom ention to ap- ||| b Heheid ji Purchase? Devel_ops i e to e ot i 1o D e Aynaieate.. 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Main 2345 | It In recent years, however, many discriminating investors | have added a fourth major classification—Real Estate First Mortgage Bonds—which they have given first place on their lists of holdings. tious in you inv investig: 5 d i el ; - 2 2 2Rl |l The chief reasons for this new preference are well exemplified GERMAN BONDS AND STOCKS. . Tt i : ‘ | in St 4 4 ot S ; : ‘. : i | DOLLARS CAN GROW | v in Smith Bonds: z ! ; 3 . e Su ve o O8° 08 q ™ TOO QUICKLY | | 1. These strongly secured First Mortgage Bonds if are not subject to the ups and downs of the ex- \ child can grow too quickly: Iff | changes. They are protected by safeguards that , : the strength which should pro- || | have resulted in our record of no loss to any iton e s : Tl i \ tect the body is used up entirely it investor in 53 years. 200 | Wast : i 2 ) ; ; < in added size; and often the child's héalth is seriously en At = i dangered. WOOL MARKET QUIET. The interest rates of 617, and 7 on our cur- A rent offerings of First Mortgage Bonds compare with a current average yield of about 5¢, on S5 withiools iavestiment dsi I other classes of high-grade investment securities. quirtes were < [ . P iars. Too high an interest [f Send your name and address on the form below for our book- foreign woole in bond for the acoount | { Third rate — too fast “‘growth” —is | lets, “Fifty-three Years. of Proven Safety” and “How to 5 of Continental buyers, Wi E i 0 5 f 7 % PR RM SECURITIES. | : - sales of certain cape wools for export. | ; ; practically always at the ex- |l Build an Independent Income,” and for descriptions of our il ey o | B: L 488 S n iy R of ¢ pense of decrcased safety for | current offerings. : s _ | ket continued quiet. The British crisis v - principa - | seems to be malnly responsible for the Century your principal. Our growing dispositi of Western grow- ers to sell their clips. | Withaut « 6!//2’0/ FIRST MORTGAGES ! 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