The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 12, 1924, Page 14

' Watch Teeth Stains Vanish | eile You Wait! cial paste them. Past forming. ¥ edent Con a drugsis Seattle Building Gain Tops Coast | Seattle tage ot bui & Coast ci city Thursday. thru California said that altho code was stric shows a lars artment, & been on a trip and Orem The twenty-five Pierce- Arrow touring cars used on “The Horseshoe Route” out of Merced to | Yosemite are lubricated _ | exclusively with Zero- ‘lene. Seein ZEROLENE "fr FORDS — the Standard Oil Com- pany’s new improved oil for Ford cars “Feeds Those Oil- Starved Fords.” A series of independent and impartial reports showing the experience of large users with Zerolene motor oil has been collected in our booklet, 3 “Why Pay Tribute to a Si ition?” Ask any Standard Oil Company sales or Service Station repre- sentative or Zeralene dealer for a copy. Hoary Old Lines Mark Retold Fib Contest ic Resurrected in Effort of Prizes Offered in Star’s Twain’s Clas to Win One of SEVERAL GOOD LIBS ARE TOLD, HOWEVER wt Hotel; Brought Here pon period ge yall ft m a os fi . © Frida h t 7. 3 . iJ o ss . “ ’ 8 rattling good sandwiches! 5 = 2 oe cinco? Bluhill § ‘ a spreads like butter 3 : ma Soncnencononononen “s THOUSANDS OF MEN ~ AND WOMEN ARE = ONLY HALF - WELL 0 £0 to a doy h 10 enjo the pu nded unfailing of medic) Al ne. drumetates eel e YOSEMITE on " TEROLENE- lubricated bearings If you haven't traveled the Horseshoe Route out of Merced to Yosemite in one of the Pierce-Arrow touring cars oper- ated by the Yosemite Stage and Turn- pike Company, you've missed something. But whether or not you have made this trip, you'll be interested, as a motor- ist, in knowing that the twenty-five Pierce-Arrow cars used in this service are lubricated with Zerolene. The man- ager of this famous stage line writes: “We have been operating a stage line since 1911 and have always used Zerolene. Re- cently we disposed of some cars that had been in our service for ten years, and dur- ing that period none of them had ever had a bearing scraped.” Whether you drive a Pierce-Arrow or a Ford, the use of Zerolene, of the proper body, will not only cut down your oil bill, but give you greater gasoline mileage, less carbon, lower upkeep costs, and a longer life for your car, Big users refuse to pay tribute to the old su- perstition that there is something mysteriously “better” about “eastern” oils — why should you pay that tribute? Insist on Zerolene, even if it does cost less. 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See our demonstration phone for particulars. | Liberal Terms if Desired | POWER PLANT @ ENGINEERING co NY 1933 Fifth Avenue, Seattle EL iot-7648 411 8. 11th St, Tacoma S-161 Post St., Spokane 443 Stark St., Portland You Can Know About CONCRETE Whatever use of Concrete are planning, the Portland nt Association can, and gladly, give you absolute- ly dependable © information about it, We will tell you ex- actly how to use concrete to wet the beat results ducational foun ment manufacs turers, It has been carrying on this work for 21 years, All the association's facili tles aro at the service of the public without charge, Portland Cement Association A National Organization to Improve and Hxtend the Uses of Concrete, Sen! a Buliding, Offices In 29 Other Ct Gation Babson Sees Bright Spot in Bond Market BABSON PARK, Maas., Juno 12 Thero ts a bright spot in the more or leas cloudy business outlook cording to Roger W, Babson, the tistician, who today predicts tha! will again see the day when sound bonds will sell on th quarter per "A detailed conditions m Babson institu Vvestment market ao. ent basis udy of Investment y my associates in hows that the in travels trend, running between three-qu a broad per cent as a low ay. erage yield to around six and one-| half per cent Babson, asa high point,” says “During the last 200 years this swing has been repeated four | times and all indications are that we have now started on the fifth movement. Bond prices, for instance, were very low in 1875, good bonds were then yielding 6.2 per cent. securities were selling on a 4.9 per cent basis. wo find that prices have risen #0 as to give an average yield of about 3 per cent and by 1900 we had good sound bonds selling as high as to yleld 3% per cent. “Then the down swing began and by 1905 bonds sold on a 4 per cent basis, In 1910 they were around tho 4.3 per cent level. The 6 per cont basis was reached in 1916 and by 1920 we found these same good bonds We cent basis. arted the bond market s! inst this previous swing und the parallel between the action of the Investment markets of the late 70's and the early 1920's is remark- able. Bonds rose from the 6.4 per cont basis to 4.85 per cent in the first five years of the present swing, exactly as they did in last cen: tury, and have now started on a side wise moyement exactly as they did in the early 80's. “If the swing is completed, and both history and the our current market indicat It, will be, bonds will be at prices that will again yield 4 per cent. While this ening of prices will not y, the broad trend should tly upward and the in: be dis 1231 Westlake North three and three: | three and | By} 1880 the market had risen so that| Five years later in 1885 | vestor will benefit both from his Interest and from an increase in | equity.” | “When asked about the immediate Joutlook for bonds, Babson replied |that he would give us the facts and let us draw our own conclusions. “Bond prices," said he, “are de- pendent upon several factors, but re- act most quickly to changes in money rates and in the levels of commodity prices. Busitiess, for instance, is slowing up at the present timo (the Babson chart shows present activity jnt 13 per cent below normal) and the | demand for loans by high grade com- | mercial firms 1s small. |. “Money that is ordinarily loaned to business men ‘s piling up in the banks. Rather than lose all tho in- terest on it, the bankers put it into bonds temporarily, This buying by the banks increases the demand for | good: bonds, “At the same time the business man finds that his operations do not require additional investment as they do when things are Booming. He in turn buys bonds with his surplus and the demand fs again Increased. 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