Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 16, 1910, Page 6

NEW ENGLAND TEXTILE MANUFACTURING STOCKS AS AN INVESTMENT Price King Philip Mllls, Fall Rivgr, Mass,, . . ot et e . . $100.00 6% $175.6) 3.43% Bates Manufacturing Company, Lewiston, Me, 2 : LR 100.00 10% 264.00 3.75% Bigelow Carpet Company, Lowell and Clinton, Mass, . . 5 100.00 6% 155.00 3.87% Lawton Mills, Plainfield, Conn., . 100.00 7% 175.00 4.00% Pepperell 'Manufacturmg Company, Biddeford, Me., . 100.00 12% 300.00 4.00% Amoskeag Manufacturing Company, Manchester, N. H,, 100.00 12% 300.00 4.00% Everett Mills, Lawrence, Mass., . . SR . 100.00 6% . 140.00 4.29% York Manufacturmg Company, Saco, Me LA e s 100.00 6% 140.00 4.29% Lowell Bleachery, Lowell, Mass., . b : 100.00 8% 200.00 4.50% Lawrence Manufacturing Company, Lowell Mass, 3 R E 100.00 8% 175.00 4.57% Chicopee Manufacturmor Company, Chlcopee Falls, Mass., S e 100.00 6% 130.00 4.62% Dartmouth Manufacturmg Company, New Bedford Mass.,, . .i. 100.00: 16% 330.00 4.84% Androscoggin Mills, Lewiston, Me., : o 100.00 10% 205.00 4.88% Lancaster Mills, Cllnton Mass e ‘5 . ¥ 100.00 6% 130.00 5.38% Arlington Mills, Lawrence and Methuen, Mass A 100.00 8% 145.00 5.52% Berkshire Cotton Manufacturing Company, Adams, Mass, 100.00 16% 290.00 5.52% Hartford Carpet Company, Thompsonville, Cenn., 100.00 7% 125.00 5.60% Great Falls Manufacturing Company, Somersworth, N. H 100.00 12% 205.00 5.85% United States Worsted, Company, Lawrence, Mass.. : < 100.00 7% 100.00 7.00% Y.f OU are not gettmg your share of the increasing wealth and prosperity of this country unless you own some %i)od New England Textile anufacturing Stock. OU can’t afford to keep your money in the bank when you can buy stocks of well established and: dividend-paying textile manufacturing companies that not only grow more valuable every year but will return you from 6 to 7% interest as well. b bes The time to buy these stocks is when they are first issued by the Company and can be bought at or near their par value. You can buy good New England Textile and Manufacturing Companies’ stock of me, no matter where you live, and I conduct my business so that the man or woman with a féw hundred dollars to invest has just as good an op ortunity as one with thousands. The best New England Textile Manufacturing stock obtainable today is the 7% preferred stock of the United States Worsted Company This stock pays 7% per annum in quarterly dividends; issued by the Company and sells today for $100 per share, its par value. was recently In my.judgment the 7% preferred stock of th. United States Worsted Company will increase’ rapidly in value. The United States Worsted Company is one of the largest manufacturers of woolen andpa orsted goods in the United States, operating the Musketaquid Mills at Lowell, Mass.; the Iroquois Mills at Saugus, Mass.; the Lawrence Dye Works at Lawrence, Mass.; and the William Tinkham Company at Harrisville, R. 1. The management of the United States Worsted Company is recognized in the trade as being extremely able and aggressive. The United States Worsted Company is now showing earn- mgs of four times the amount necessary to pay the preferred stock dividend, and its gross business amounts to $3,500,000.00 a year. The Company employs over 1,100 people and operates 800 loons, which number will soon be increased to 1,000. The United States Worsted Company has no bonded indebt- edness and its preferred stock is an absolute first lien on all the assets of the Company and has_first call on the net earnings. I have no hesitancy in recommending this stock as a safe investment for both the large and small investor, and for those whose funds are not available immediately, I will carry this stock for a reasonable length of time without expense. Special circular, glvmg full particulars of this security, sent upon request. If you have $100, $1,000 or $10,000 to invest, or any good securities you wish to sell or exchange, write me at once—today— and your inquiry will have my immediate attention. THOMAS C. PERKINS CONNECTICUT MUTUAL BUILDING, HARTFORD, CONN. No matter where you live you can do business with me by mail to’ your entire satisfaction. \