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Now Is The
Time to Read
This Booklet
It tells:
The General Rules of
Trading.
How to Give n Broker
Instructions.
Broker's Commission
Charges.
How to Indorse a Stock
Certificate.
ITou to Use Collateral
in Trading.
IIow to Group His In
vestments. The D cp o s i t Require
ments for Carrying
Stocks on Account.
The Rights of Stock and
Bond Holders, etc.
Edition limited. Call,
phone or write at once.
Ask for No. T. U.-929
JONES & BAKER
Specialists in New Tcrk
Curt Market Securities I
Widcncr Bide-., Philadelphia '
Phones Bell, Locust 4730 i
Keystone, Race 2290 I
Offices in 9 Principal Cities
Direct Private Wire
$300
(
Will Buy a
Block of 3 Shares
2 Shares Preferred
1 Share Common
The
Goodyear Tire
nnd
Rubber Company
of Akron
This company, lince 1908,
hnt paid Stock Dividendt
of 570 in addition to
Cash .Dividend of
$23,342,650.
Investment Bankers
Members VMa. Stock Exchange
Real Estate Trutt Bldg.
Philadelphia
Shrinkage In State Funds
Harrleburr, July 9. Th statement of
tho Treasury Department r h nmnunt
of gchernl funds of the commonwealth
or Pennsylvania shows the total on
nnnu juito 30, excluslvo , of moneys
'nf',1 ?K.ftl.ni J.I6,893 January
iln Sf. V '?"'. 'Posits of J923.4(t5
Philadelphia Institutions held $112,148
3l'.ni920.' M nKnln" 848'6" Jfttt"
Eastman Kodak Pays Extra Dividend
Rochester, X. Y.. July 9.Enstmnn
Kodnk Company hns declared tho rec-
ular nuartcrly dividends of 2U ner cent
on tho common and t 4 per cent on the
nrefei red stocks, both payable October
1 to stock of record August 31. Alio
an extra dividend of 74 per cent on the
common. 6 per cent payable September
1 to stock of record July 31, and 214
per cent pnyable October 1 to stock of
record Autrust 31.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED
Wlllya-CWerlMiil Co., quarterly of 28 eent
on common, pajrftblo Ausutt 3 to stock of
iccora juiy 31.
Induttrltl Triut. Title and Savlnza Co..
cmUnnul of T r rent and on extra of
1 per rent, payable July 15 to stock of rec
ord July 8.
fenn Traffic Co.. semiannual 8 per cent
and an extra t per rent, both payable Au
tuit S sa registered July IB.
Mulllns llMy Corporation, nuarterly 11 on
common and 12 on prererred, payable
suit 1 to stock of record July 17.
Northern Trust Co.. nuarterlv. S ner cent.
payable July IS aa registered July 7.
Tranklln Kir Insurance Co.. semiannual
12 A0, pjjyible on demand aa registered
June .10
Associated Dry Ooodi, 1 per cent on com
mon, nasalile Ausust ll nuarterlv nf 1U tier
cent on first preferred and quarterly ot Mi
per cent en second preferred. Common '
pryabln August 1 to stock of record July
in, tnd both preferred September 1 to stock
of rernru August in.
llnrblson-VValker Refractories, UJ per rent
on preferred, pnyabto July 20 to stock of July
Consolidated Traction Co. of New Jersey,
semiannual 2 per cent, payable July 15 as
registered June 30,
Philadelphia Markets
ket ,iAJrn,'c,.l)',.r 7CUM hele. Mar
Jrv.in?eli5 nom,nil,i Car lots In export
elevator No. 1 red r nter. l2.08O2.USl
No. 1 hard winter,. 12.W102 n, No I red
winter. rarllM.. IDBAhn.."'.'.. ' '
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red
Inter,
..vuica.i.pi nn h.M wini.r.
wftt.ar. BwttSlsWsi'Is"? VA
- - f . TS"'" Ai.ail 11 u 1 v
winter,
2.8812.881 No. 4 hard winter,
R ia. 4 twrl wl(& alliIV
iS h'. .N?.n A winter. "2.702.84,'
Ji?.JL hard winter 12. 70 W a. 81: No. 5 red
cVg ,'oan,uCaK.lVy.2-T402-"- Smle ""
hll:0Tne'tt!p, n85 bushel. Hlesdy
location at II, 8501, Do. the latter for No.
Caddo Central Oil & Ref. Gs, 1930
Gov. of Switzerland 8s, 19(0
Pcnna. Water & Pr. 5s. 1940
West Penn Pr. 5s, 1916
Public Service Corp. N. J. 7s,1922
American Lt. & Tr. common
Gillette Safety Raror
B0ENNING, GARRISON & CO.
stock exchange nmi.niNn
Direct I'rlrate Telephone to New York
Members rhlla. Stock Kxchange
&t.
FINANCIAL
"&.t2X!A8Cni.l.irMY rOMl'ANY FIUST
MORTOAOK 0 NINKINO FUND t)LU
"1 BONDS. DUK AUOCST 1. 102?
. Pursuant to the terms of the mortgare
dated August 1. IBM. the undersSSJd In.
!"l,..t?.n1"'" "' 't8 "bove binds for sale
and delivery as of August 1. 1020 at a
price not to exced 102HJJ and accrued in
terest, to the extent of 120,071.40. the sum
now available In the sinking; Fund
Sealed tenders, stating the number of
bonds offered, should be addressed in
J1ROWN HHOTHEng ft CO . trustee sinking
Fund. Thomss Colliery Company First Slnrt.
fsge 6 Honds. Fourth and Chestnut streets
hllndelphla. and will be received until la
Is Your
Capital
100 Efficient?
We have prepared a
booklet with this title
to assist those wishing
to take advantage of the
present low prices of
bonds. It contains defi
nite suggestions for in
vestment of July funds.
Complimentary copy
on request
Bonbright & Company
437 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
New York Chicago
Boston Detroit
.Um.1, nnAn T.l. 1A tflnn , 4
BROWN UROTHERS CO.. Trustee
Philadelphia. J""e is. 1020 iru'ee.
m.
DlTldends
tSTJlSF. 8CIIUYI.KII.7. NAiriATinv
AU.RO.ll AN CUAI. COMF.iNY
833 Mulnut htreet
Philadelphia. June 7. 10"O
A dividend of One dollar S1) per .hire
15 1M dec,ared- !" Thursday. July
HeeltV will be mailed.
8. "at D2oK-c.o eS ff f,0::'i "i
lay. July in. ,n3. H, , t:,' ii.'
PRESTON imCARLIIY. JR.."
treasurer.
NORTHKRN TIUT COMI'ANY
."'"' itiiik Ktirtien
107th niiidrnU
Philadelphia July 9 ion
,-1 .1.im7,mi: of ,he I,,oard ' nir'ectors
held this duv n quarterly dividend of (U,
l1Llwr crnt """ deel.ireil. payable Jul. 1
1B20. to stockholders of record on the books"
7 i8S0com,ttny nt rl"9 or busln July
Checks for dividends will he mailed
WILLIAM II CFRTIM IK
1 Treasurer
Till: 1KA.NM.IN FIltK INhliTNrF
Hi Hillnut st.
.. I'hilidelrhln rjlv m;n
Tile Dosrd of Directors of The Frnnk'in
Fire Insurance "ompn of FhtladlnM
421 1Valr.mt -t Ins this .lav de.lj.,
aemlanrmtl dlttdrnd of S2..10 per share
upon the capital stock of the rnmpan pa
ble on demand to stockholders of record at
the cloeo of business June an
WILFRED KI'RTir
Hecretarv.
NATIONAL si'.ri'RlTV RANK
Philadelphia. July n jo"0
The Directors have this day declared' a
semiannual dn Idend of twelve (13) uc cent
payble on demand.
Capital ... . S2nn.000.00
Burplna and troflts 1 .1245.3151
W. II McKEE. '
Cashier.
High Orade Low Priced
Home SECURuy
Payable in Pounds Sterling
Any Recovery in Exchange
Should Increase tho Market
Value of These Bonds
ILLINOIS OENTRAL R. f?.
Sterling Trust 3J2s
1886-isso
RATED AAA
Mortgago Covers Chicago to
Now Orloans
Price and particulars on request
"The Guarantee is
the Bank for me."
Guarantee
Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Report of Condition
Close of Business June 30, 1920
RESOURCES
Cash on Hand and Deposited with Banks ,
and Hankers 81,442,289.95
Municipal Bonds ' 200,000.00
Loans, Discounts and Mortgages 0,834,909.70
Investments 2,747,018.04
Real Estate Hankiiipr Houses 373,000.00
Vaults and Equipment 100,000.00
Other Real Estate 22,694.89
Miscellaneous Resources 80,226.72
Accrued Interest 105.273.60
$11,905,412.90
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock $1,000,000.00
Surplus 400,000.00
Rescrto to Cover Depreciation in Securities,
etc 81,735.45
Undivided Profits 219,881.37
Deposits 9,525,149.47 -
Deposits, U. S. Government 45,000.00
Interest Payable to Depositors 60,282.34
Liberty Loans Rediscounted 550,000.00
Miscellaneous Liabilities 23,364.27
$11,905,412.90
Trust Funds $19,719,631.19
S1MUFX T, HOUSTON llKUBFRT IV. GOOUAI.l. HOWARD K. YOONfi
l'resfdent Vice I'rrsldrnt Treasurer
1415 Chestnut St. 316-318-320 Chestnut St. 9S. 52d St.
Philadelphia, Pa.
1 yellow.
i..OAT87necelr""' "Ma bushels. Quiet at
late decline. Car lots as to location No.
irSfttViYs? --'i.2o: wo. mm,
niJfSnijr"?"1"!"' co barrels and 1.8S0.
tHU pounds In sacks n.,i. ur..ayv The
quotations; inn lbs packed In 14l)-!b. Juto
iMs'tb?01 WinUrJ. t'liht T western' 1.B3
V12.70I do. do. do nearby. Jlt.7ffni2.S0i
hard winter straight. $ls.2SWt3.7.ri! do,'
lliran5?Snt' ,lO"-B0l Vprlnr first, clear.
!ih?0O1?! .d0.'.. Potent. fia.dBffl'.ia.OOi 1o.
h"ft potent, I14.2501L7A1 fancy sprlntr
eJ,i1ncJl.,.y "!"" gt"t. family bfSiids, b.3u
Win.40. Ityo flour, $12,nofel,VJ.V
PROVISIONS Hteadlly : held. Reef In sets,
smoked and alr-drled, BSc; do, knucklea
?iVlitr.nJ.".r.?' mol,d n(l alr-drled. Me Pork
family. $47. Hams, fl, p. cured, loo.e, 37CT
ntlci do, skinned, loose. BSOaOc. do, do,
""okf'I. 4o042oi;do, lulled, bone'lcs. ,1Rc.
ricnlo shoulders. S. t. cured, loose. 21ci do,
moked- 2SHc. Iieliies. In pickle loose
28e. Ilreakfast baron, 80c. Lard. 2m c.
I1UTTER Firm and le hlshcr. Quolnllons:
SOIId.DSCked. pnimn,v .aMM.. v.iirh.cnrln(
Roods. J!0HOil2Hoi extras. BUM t, extra
i.X'rt ,nWn,"CJ "
H'KU HIFC
4 Interest on
Saving Accounts
Money transmitted to
All Parts of the World
RICHMOND TRUST CO.
2728 E. Allegheny Ave.
rata ai GtTtTiP. seconds.
7V.7 -l.." . .' rcarn-"r3-, cnoicn ui hhk,,
(ll4arn3V4c: fair tn B-tn.i r.inat.c. orlna
Jobblnir at 0S70o for fanoy and at ft707o
for fair to choice.
BOOS Market very firm. Quotations: In
free cases, nearby firsts, SOc per dozen:
nearby current receipts, 47c. nearby ordinary
to fair, 434ftci western elra firsts. IRCP
JIOc: western firsts. 43tM7c: seconds and
poorer, no43c; selected fresh cues Jobblns
nt rmrnoc.
CIIKESn Firmly held. New York
whole-milk flats, current make, fancv. 27V4
eJ2Hc: do, common to fair. 2tW27c: do,
Lonehorns, 2SC28V4c; do, Slnclc Daisies.
28 wane.
LIVE rOUI.TUY Fowls, not I.enhorns,
fancy, heavy. 30ftft7c; exceptional lots high
er! do. Ilcht to medium, fl4rfllr, white Iit
horn fowls, 32I33c; broiling chickens, fancy,
yellow-skln. not leghorns, welghlnc H4 0
2 lbs. apiece, I1370c: brolllna chickens,
fnncy, jellovvskln, not Lechorns. weighing
lOlU lbs. apiece, nortB.lc: white leghorn
broilers, weighing m(t2 lbs, apiece, 112
8.1c; white I-eghom broilers, smaller sizes.
J255nS S1"1 rooters. 2J2flc ducks, old,
fe S??i a..,JiV,a- l"03To: pigeons, old,
rn?S.'Jt4ilOB!l0I ' "oung, per pair, 40c.
diSJiM6?0 POULTnY FovVls, fresh.Vllled.
SnuH""?.', ,n ooxee Weighing 40n lbs.
.it?i'n.'i2eL welahlng 3W lbs., 80CT40C!
in e tt'i1!8 'i'- O70l fowls, fresh-killed
ii.. rreL'!l 'fy-flcked, wolghlng 4B lbs.
iei-v.i, 2CL weighing OH lbs.. 87O3801
y,'J'ii!558 ib" 83 ns.lei rollers, western,
2,.1".cJfc,vrnt .leghorns, ft2Bci broilers,
western, white leghorns, B800os old roost
Sin'1"0?"1' western, 27c do, southern,
28 20c: spring ducks, L, I.i 88c.
Z ??.?IA,U',tB. y.hiL Joto"'. aouthern.
K rnBn""!Cl.1' 1.I No, 2 and culls
13. B0 00. "White potatoes, Jersej, per
SVo"' bH.'1 No- 1. 22.8B No. S. OOcft
li 5s.oC,'.bb?,te Pennsylvania. Per barrel,
T.ViT.-2,7' rt0' 'rty. per basket, 4O07Bc.
nH!!!2fTS.ri Per basket. 4000o
JJn. grnpe'rult. Florida, 'per box,' JsiBO
H...i.f. a iiieniJiiies, per crate, eown. reaches.
Oeorgla, per crate, 78dR3.28. Watermelons
Florida, ner car. l.innnsTnn r-omiJi..r...
western, per standard crate, J36.r0t can!
i?. v .. e"uern. per nut crate, sicfi.s.i.
Illackberrles, per quart, 1BW280. Oooso
berries, per ousrt, lOOlBe. Huckleberries,
per quart. 28CI.10e. OirrSnls. n.e .-.
lOWlflc. naspberrtes, Jersey, per quart, 10
LIVE8TOCK QUOTATIONS
sno,,,llt5S 3uY " CATTLH Receipts.
8000 head. Uneven: yearlings and good
handywelght steers steady to higher! choice
heavyweight dull! other cattle steady. Rulk
bX'J,A'??.r!'. 13110.B0: bulk butcher cows,
$7.BO10.78; ranners largoty .284.8:
veal calves strong to 2Do higher; bulk, 13
''O?-necelpln, 27,000 head. Httnng to
lBo higher than yesterday's average: better
grades light and light butchers advancing
most, Hulk light and light butchers. Sin DO
10.23; bulk 2S0 pounds and over, llS.OOft
lu.7Si pigs steady to 2Bc higher; bulk do
slrablo kinds. S1313.7fi.
HIIKKP Receipts. 0000 head. Deslrablo
killing grades fully 28c higher: top native
lambs. $18.03; no western here; Oregon
wethers, $8.3(: best handy native ewes. SK;
feeders steady to strong; best feeding lambs,
$73.80.
'Ittslmrgli, l'a.. July 0 HCK1S-
-Receipts,
I!
w
No Investment Is too small,
nor too larpo to bo Investi
gated i for dependability and
yield.
Determining tlin safety of
principal Is na Important na
nssnrlne a continuous and
profitable Interest leturn.
Wei would be Rlad to have
you consult us.
Baker, Ayling & Young
J. W. BWA1N, Jr.. Mnnnger
Land Title Building
Philadelphia, Pa.
THE
Industrial Trust
Title & Savings Co.
1950-52 N. Front St.
iTS-SS1- Dividend
The Board of Directors lias this
day declared n seml-nnnual Divi
dend of SEVKN (7) per cent, and
nn i:XTHA DIVIDF.XD of O.MK
(1) per cent, payable July 15th.
1920, to Stockholders of record
thin date, and liax added
J34.2nB.77 to UNDIVIDED
PROFITS.
Capital $800,000.00
Surplus and Profits. $1,308,235.03
II JOHN S. HOWKElt,
II July 8, 1020. Treasurer.
1000 head. Market higher. Heavies and
heavy ynrkers, $10.SSM7.23: light yorkers,
$lil.0ftl7; pls. $IB.7B10.
HIIKKP AND LAjrUH Receipts. 300 hesd.
Market lower. Top sheep, $8.80; top lambs,
higher. I 1m, r0.
CALVISH Receipts, 200 head. Market
higher. Top. $18.80
Knst Iluffaln, N. Y.. Julv p. CATTI.I1
Receipts. $8.8(1; steady. Calves, receipts,
2000; XI higher; $U18.
HOOH Receipts, 4000 head Heavy steady;
light, 10 SKI 1c higher: henvy. $1001)10.80:
mixed, $17n,17.aSj vorkers. I17.2nrai7.85;
light, do. $inI17.B0: pigs. $I5.2.i8llB.riO;
roughs. 12.7.-iia: stags. $Rn.B0.
SIIIIEP AND I.AMUS Receipts, 800 head.
Market 80c higher. Lambs. (Kfiin.'O.
yearlings, 718; wethers. $8.S0tfn, ewes,
38; mixed sheep, $HW8.80.
Southern Pacific Co.
Central Pacific Railway Co.
Through Short Line First 4'a
Duo Oct. 1st, 19S4
Frae 2fo Normal Federal Income Tax
Guaranteed Principal and ( Interest by tho
Southern Pacific Co. by Endorsement
A first mortgage on a, portion of the main lino of t'hn rv i
Pncifip Ry. which is directly operated by tho Southern Ptn
under lease expiring 1984. ern ncIflc
Price at Market Yielding About 6.60
BROOKE, STOKES & CO.
Mombors Philadelphia Stock Exchange
15th & Walnut Street
Philadelphia 102 St. Paul St.
Baltimore
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fl LfSlaVhl
Prices Easier In Wool Market
Tlnslnn, July 9. The Commercial Bul
letin tomorrow will sny; "Trntllnu In
tho wool market this week lins been
desultory with priced showing nir easier
tendency. The reports from tho West
Indicate no settled policy of doing; liusl
noss either on tho part of thn Browers
or sellers, some conslfrnmcnts holng re
ported nnd a little outright buying;. The
mnrket for goods Is flat, ns mlKht he
supposed from tho general closing of
tho mills."
Guantanamo Sugar Extra Dividend
w York, July 9. Tho Gunntanamo
Sugar Co. declared tho regular qnartorly
dividend of 50 cents n share and BO ccntn
extra, paynblo September 30 to stock of
record September 10.
fiiIT? QATB Fourteen volumes Com
l1 JS kUXLiEj merclal & Financial
Chronicle, numbers 88 to 101. Jan. 1000. ts
Dee. 1018. Inclusive, heavily bound. Indexed,
special and extra numbers, condition new,
for sale cheap. Address
Dime Sank Title and Trust Co..
Wllkes-Barre. Fenna.
Real Estate Salesman
WANTED
A high-class sulesman for high-class
suburban homes. Tho man wn have In
mind must be alert to big possibilities,
as wo have a large proposition for him
to handle.
l'hone or write for appointment confi
dential, of course.
SMULLEN& BARRY
RROAD AND CHIISTNUT BTRllKTS.
(Liberty Ilulldlng)
-
Lumber Talk:
Tho timca when you like to hear it.
Bread and milk, says a traveler in Europe,
are mere articles of commerce at ordinary
times; but they are something very different
to a mother when her children are crying with
hunger.
t So at ordinary times lumber is merely ugly
piles of boards and joists, but when you are
trying to get your daughter's new home
linished in time for her wedding, lumber is
something very different.
.If you rye not interested in lumber advertisements
today, pass on to politics or sports. Perhaps wc can
interest you later. Just behind you is a bunch of
worried men who have big buildings half finished, and
who want very much to hear about our facilities and
advantages and the possibility of getting lumber to
them in spite of freight embargoes and shortage of
cars.
Now don't jump at conclusions. Wo don't say that
w,c ?.? always deliver your lumber promptly, in spite
of difficulties; we say that we are nlways tryinn to do
so; that wo have important advantages, and that wo
often succeed.
Is that claiming too much? We wish to be mod
crate, and not talk as if we wcro at a political conven
tion. Still, when such advantages cost nothing, why not
secure them?
Some day you'll build. If you want the work fin
ished on time, see that tho lumber comes from LLOYD.
William M. Lloyd Company
THE LUMBER CENTER . J
300 Commercial Trust Building, Philadelphia
ESTABLISHED 18G8
SOUTHERN Ol'FICl-CIIARI,OTTE. N. O.
I'fllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllM
MARTIN & CO.
14 M WALNUT ST
PHILADELPHIA
A
jiidvai.k xtf.i:i. wn onriNANci: co.
Dividend No. IS
At a meeting nf ihe lionrd of Directors of
Mldvale Steel and ordnanre Compaw hei.l
Wrdnewla), July 7. KWO, a nuarterlv dm
urnu ui 1". "nr neciareq, pavaui.
August 2. 11(20, to sroclthnlders of record at
close of business July 17. KCU. ,
liooks will remain open '
WJI n DIi-Ksr.v I
Treasurer
rilll.ADKI.I'lllA. .IFI.V fl, jojo I
The Board of Directors 'I th J'enn Trrfl- !
Companv have this day il-Ured rgu ar
semiannual dividend of 3cP n, an Itn '
dividend of It,. paahl- Aueunt .'. ljo , '
stockholders of rerord July I", iojii Truns
fer books remain open Lhwki win t- '
mailed.
ALFRED M finT
Sei rotary
RjM Meetings
KCTTO Till! I10UJK2S OF Hl:ilSTl-n
dated First Munga.e lit. lr Cent "ool j
Uondsl ""'"
SfSit...' ":rv.-" VS:2-...PJ'"nt
a&W FouMh'; ,h, cyn;fiff:5S,nFIr5
Mortgage, dated March lit 16ii2 ,;',''
..P?v,nTna".. t,2" -"'"T.nth-d:
delphla, Fennsylvanla. ther. will ba a 'p?"1.
log of the holders of the outstanding honVl
ST. LOUIS
SAN FRAWaSCO
RASLWAY CO.
Income Series "A" 6s 47
(1470. per 1000. bond)
Listed on the New York Stock
Exchange.
We solicit orders for these bonds.
CUSHMAN NEWHALL
MANAGfJR
1340 WALNUT STREET
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in
MtMBtR
MCWYCRK.
FMILAOtLPHlA
C P1TT5DUKOH
STOCK tXCHANCCS
PirrsBURCH
vHita
euiLciua
An offering in blocks
of three shares
ffcSmmo!$300
Sotjn. Jrl tn. propod r.U..V"lr.,Sr?S;J'
lowing mv- '."4u io aula uiiili. I
"fnVt tracts or parcels or surface in Sum I
rnlll Township. Cambria County p?'
IVlvinla. aggree.tlng aiout Stu ie,.1 ";
in nu aniii
rchts. proposea
nil.rAtn.
Tw.ntyisni irscis or parcels nf
to Cooral
:
sltuats In Cambria Croyle and Bummrhiil
Townships. Cambria County. I'ennivni."
itgiegatlng, about 3407 acres arid Aa
psrehta. with l feres and ss perch.s of
surface, proposed to be sold to tbe i.lvi
Goal Company, -"siva
E'ght tiactsor parcels or coal, sltust. i.
flumroerblll. Portal, and llunst.r ToViS
blps. Cambria County. Pennsylvania! 5!
rtgatlng about 181 acres snd 40 p,rCb.I
proposed to b. exchanged with the Summii
Water Supply Company for two tracts or
coal In Munster and Summtrhlll Townships
Cambria County. Pennsylvania. aggreistPn.
n equal acrtaga """
W1UJUXJU. Ctl,U. AND TOKK COM PANT
" Uy A. O EDWARDS, r
Hscrttary and Treasurar.
Dated Nsw Tork June 16. IBM.
Proposals
nETARTJIKNT (IF PUnLIO W0K1J8
Sealed proposals will, be recolved at itoom
519. City Hall, until 12 o'clock noon "25
Ft Wednesday, July 14. 100. and opened at
Kf' " tlnw n Room L'16. City Hull. Tor
9 f V Kl.lIA.1t tlV." Itrimt. Uw I. i
Ate., from Wagner Ate. to litis Hi,
KOTE Contractors will b required to
MMflply with Urn Act of July 18, 1017. rela"
Ui'l io vyorBinen s v,oniinnsaiion insurance.
iih4 proof must lx furnished tho Department
by eontractnr that ho has accepted the
lH.vlson of said Act and Insured his liability
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WALNUT STREET
WEST OF 15TH
WILL ERECT
FOR
BANKING AND BROKEKAGE
FIRM
Modern Two-Story Structure
Heymann & Brother
310 WIDKNElt IIL'II.DINO
United Gas Improvement
1 Cumulative Preferred Stock
Net Assets Per Share, $781.73
Earned 1019, $3,785,310
Dividend Required, $427,210
Free of Penna. State Tax
Free of Normal Federal Tax
SO and Accrued Dividend
Circular on Jtttjuctt
Townsend Whelcn & Co.
SOS CHESTNUT T,
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The Goodyear Tire &, Rubber Company
of Akron
In addition to doing approximately 20 of the automobile tire
business of the country, this company also is a very large pro
ducer of mechanical rubber goods, of shoe soles and rubber heels.
Every working day the Goodyear factories turn out almost
six miles of belting, plus five tons of packing, plus eleyen miles
of hose.
The sales of these mechanical rubber goods are now running
80 higher than during the same period of last year, due to a
constantly increasing industrial and agricultural demand.
This year's production of Ne5lin Soles will total 4,000,000
pairs, an increase of 40 above last year's output; 191 shoe
manufacturers will place Neolin Soles on some 600 different
styles and types of shoes.
Compared with 5,500,000 pairs of rubber heels produced the
year before last and 12,000,000 pairs last year, the factory is
now working on a yearly basis of 38,000,000 pairs an in
crease of 215.
In twelve years both the business of the company and its total
net assets have increased more than one hundred times; earn
ings on outstanding common, after preferred dividends,
averaged 54 per annum.
Cash dividends of 12 annually have been paid on the com
mon stock and stock dividends have been paid as follows:
1908, 100; 1909, 100; 1911, 100; 1913, 20; 1915, 100;
1920, 150.
We are offering the unsold portion of $20,000,000 7 Cumu
lative Preferred and of $10,000,000 Common Stock in blocks,
of three shares (2 Preferred and 1 Common) at $300 per block.
The above offering will cease with the close of business
July 15, 1920, unless sooner terminated by the sale of
this issue.
BORTON & BORTON MACKIE & CO.
, Leader Bldg. Real Estate Trust Bldg..
Cleveland Philadelphia
REED A. MORGAN & CO.
West End Trust Bldg.
Philadelphia
Th Information contained In thtt adreethmnt obtained from tourci
w. btlhvo to be reliable although we do not juatantee (. aoouraoy
U)BaC wM
Saar
HV1
Every motorist should
have this i lubrication guide
The "Sunoco Lubrication Guide" tells you at a
glance the right type of motor oil and greases for. your
particular car. It eliminates all need for guesswork.
Accurate and efficient lubricationthe life of your
car is possible only by using the right type of lubri
cants. High quality, while essential, is not enough.
4Sunoco Motor Oil the new scientific engine lubri
cantis made in six types to meet the lubricating re
quirements of all cars. It is a 100 per cent distilled oil.
Get a free copy of the "Sunoco Lubrication Guide"
from any Sunoco dealer or write to us. Begin using
Sunoco and avoid carbon, pitted valves, loss of power,
exefess friction and other troubles.
SUN COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE FINANCE BUILDING
More than a million and a quarter gallons of lubricating oils per week
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