New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 19, 1929, Page 17

WIRE THREATENS CURBLISTS RISING T0 HALT FLIGHT [T Mechamc May Try Perilous Transfer to Hake Repairs 9\9 S’EVE \ BRODIE ) | ‘ oo V17 \ < job himself PAGES CIRIED UNTS : BRODIES £xpLors - of Facilities Overwhelmed by Bull Rally on Market New York, Sept, 19 (A) e curb e today by g e won't quit, nt down by the pilots -Detroiter this morn will have been in the ALEXANDER GE “eature Ser zood citizen the morning r ham a hiios c . with n order to beat t shed by Dale Jac est O'Brine in the St. 1 ol din wra s position o North & Judd Board Lec}ales Div ldem o did wfidavit to that 11d not ¢ 1y that r the Johnson, cnues. Osgood . de ls to | ¢ could b IV WILD DUTRURST Wal Street Brers | ARHET FISES (N | 19 (P—Exccu- nt steel com pn n the You that busi rd in larger volum. They expect an! eel company, *|Texan, Dry Law / ra Why We Recommend BRITISH TYPE INVESTORS Class “A” Stock ) This is the actual record of an investor who on March 1, 1928 (just after the first 4-for-1 split up QI’ British Type Investors) bought 10 shares of the split up “A” stock at $35 a share. His total investment was $350. On June 4, 1929 his 10 shares were split 4-for-1 giving him a total of 40 shares. On September 3, 1929 the shares were dL‘din split, this time 2-for-1 making his total holding 80 shares. Without putting up a cent this investor has seen his 10 shares grow to 80 shares in a year and a hali. These 80 “new” shares are today selling at $22 a share. This is a total of 51760. So, the original invest- ment of $350 has increased to $1760 in just 18 months. This appreciation does not take into considera- tion cash dividends which have been paid regularly the flrst of every other month. During this 18-month period the regular dividend rate was increased six times to keep pace with the rising earnings. In this compilation no account is taken of rights worth a total of $50 which this investor received on Septem- ber 4th. A good market in the maintained at all times ily forward. This is a remarkable record and is possible be- ause of wide international diversification in bonds anrl stocks which helps bring market sta bility to Brit- ish Type Investors. We Offer these Shares Class and the “A” stock has been price has gone stead- Toboco-Blumenthal 99 WEST MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 6671 RAPHAEL BUILDING - — G STEELMERGER DETALS PURLISRED Sixih Largest Concern in World Result of Deal roside ny, will will he W George Hanna com - | Burial will I nt of the | ts, 1 operating MA?L BOX PA!N | Nfi COSTS $31,000 YEAR Depasitories 19 sidious « United S ent $30 mail hoxes clements is ¢ post offic car for repaint of the m matches smokers Eiemenis Worst Eneay fo ) Is Unopposed f; Mrs, Minnie Bucholz 1 i a short New RBri following s will he held Sa rnoon o'clock at man 1theran in 1% ine Fitzgerald Mrs. (i d this 1 funer. Michael Bogley 1 ! As the body v the chureh, Orga “ Bullish Demonstration Follows L0V GALL MONEY Favorable Business News We Offer: PUTNAM & CQ, Members New York & Hartford Siock Exchanges 31 WEST MAIN ST.; NEW BRITAIN TEL. 2040 TARTFORD OFFICE, 6 CENTRAL ROW, — TEL 21148 . United Mluminating Co. (New Haven) Price on Application. 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Insurance Stocks ! nourning Iu the gem, Actna Casualty .... main, is ob e supply Regain Trade Favor n river beds and only the t can detect the shoddy-look- pebble which contains the Is stone “born within a former regime in Bos Princess ponsible ' for nis into Cen- tennis court arnets. s suid th powdered EHN‘JERT!BLES HIT NEW HIGH LEVELS Lead Bond Lists on Market To- R (ay—0thers Inactive Sept 10 P tion -I"urther of a few nearly peak of 117 phone 4 1-23 two poin Illinois 38 as a whole he industrial and util- consequential, which ¢ for some point rise on a small y Bonds and treasury notes swly and price fluctua- v on the down side, ons ruled steady. offerings today included ue of state of Tennes- t highway notes and cent notes, years, to oledo §1,- nt school 1y October 1, from 5.50 to MENT 7,443,936, TREASURY sury balar JAD HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS