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,EVENtN',PTIBLld LEDOER-PHtliAlELPHlA, TUESDAY, JtJLY 12, 1921
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$500,000 J
Cambria County
Pennsylvania "
5 Per Cent. Road and Bridge Bonds
Dated July IB, 1921 Duo Serially Interett January 16 and July 1C
, Coupon Bonds $1,000 Each
Exempt From All Federal Income Taxes
Tax Free in Pennsylvania '
No Certificate of Ownership in Collecting Interest Required !
Legal Investment for Trust Funds in Pennsylvania
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
(at officially furnished) .
Total Attested Valuation (1021) $105,694,630.00
Net Debt, including this istuo 2,925,246.85
Ratio of Net Debt to Attetted Valuation, 1.77 Per Cent.
Population (Centut of 1910) 166,331
Population (Centut of 1920) 197,839
Cambria County is situated in Central Pennsylvania and is traversed l)y
the Main Line of the Pennsylvania Railroad. The County is noted for its
coal production and is industrially one of the important counties of the State.
It also includes extensive agricultural districts. Johnstown is the principal
city.
We offer this issue, if, when and as issued, and subject to approval of
legality by Messrs. Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
510,000
16,000
16,000
16,000
16,000
16,000
17,000
17,000
18,000
19,000
20,000
MATURITIES
due July 16, 1922 100.29 $21,000 due July. 16, 1033 102.66
duo July 16, 1923 100.66 22,000 due July 16, 1934 102.81
due July 15, 1924 100.82 23,000 due July 16, 1936 102.96
due July 16, 192S 101.07 25,000 due July 16, 1936 103.10
due July 16, 1926 101.31 25,000 due July 16, 1937 103.23
due July 15, 1927 101.63 26,000 due July 16, 193B 103.30
due July 18, 1928 101.74 28,000 due July 16, 1939 103.48
due July 15, 1929 101.94 29,000 due July IB, 1940 103.59
due July 16, 1930 102.13 30,000 due July 15, 1941 103.70
due July 16, 1931 102.32 31,000 due July 15, 1942 103.81
due July 15, 1932 102.49 33,000 due July 15, 1943 103.90
$29,000 due July 15, 1944 104.00
Accrued Interest to Be Added
Prices to Net 5.20 Per Cent
Biddle & Henry
104 South Fifth Street
Philadelphia
Harrison, Smith & Co.
121 South Fifth Street
Philadelphia
Tie liifcirmatlon and stutlstlra contained herein )mo been obtained from sources which we believe to be reliable.
STRAUS BUILDING j j (iliM ilift NEW Y0RK
July Investments That
Set the Standard
WHAT better choice can the July investor make than bonds
that have set a standard for thirty-nine years of complete safety
and satisfaction to bondholders?
What higher investment standard can there
be than this?
What stronger assurance of the future can
the prudent investor ask?
What better guide can be found for your
July investments?
Investigate Straus bonds before placing your funds. They are
in $1,000, $500 and $100 amounts. Call and consult one of
our officers, or, if more convenient, write for
BOOKLET 711-Q
S. W STRAUS &, CO.
INCORPORATED ESTABLISHED l88l
STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDING, PHILADELPHIA
Telephone, Spruce 5628
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showed that 90 of those morchnnts starting
uusiness with nn invested cnpitul of but $3000 to
5000 failed. The successful 10 in most enscs
Bought tho advice and counsel of a reliable bank
or trust company in all thoir financial dealings.
THE REAL ESTATE TRUST CO.
OF PHILADELPHIA
Broad and Chestnut Sts.
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Dealers in
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Mawbara Htw York au4 i'Mladtlpina
tiloch hmhangn
321 Chestnut St., Philadelphia
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John T. Dyer Quarry Co.
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BIRDSBORO
TRAPPEtROCK
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Bank Rales
and
Bond Interest
The Bank of fcngland and
the American Federal Re
serve Banks again reduced
their rates recently. Call
money is now available
on comparatively favorable
terms.
It seems logical to expect
that bond interest rates
will reflect this situation.
We therefore call attention
to three long-term bonds
yielding from 7.85 to
8.15.
For details write for List 7328
Bonbright & Company
New York
Boston
437 Choitnut Street
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
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CAMBRIA STEEL
CO.
MORLEY, WOOD & CO.
333 Chestnut Street
Membrra of N. V. Phllii. Block
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i7cAPrrALS5oo,ooaoou
( SURPLUS (EARNED) II
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You Should
apply the same business
methods in selecting an
Executor and Trustee of
your Estate as you would
in selecting a Manager of
your business or the ad
viser in your legal mat
ters. The
NORTHERN TRUST
COMPANY
has all the necessary
qualifications for manag
ing your Estate.
Grain
Orders for future d
livery executed in grain
and proviatona. Special
attention given to frac
tional lot.
Boureau & Evans
Member I rhlU. Stock Kxehanra
I Chfimro rtonr at ttnti
130 South 15th Street
Philadelphia
Locu.it SISt Jtaee 1781
DIVIDENDS DECLARED
Intnrnntlon.M Nickel Co.. quarterly 1 r
cnt on oreferred, tiayublo Auiruat 1 to alocu
of record July lft
Thomaa O. riant Co.. quarterly II. 7B. on
preferred, paynblo July 80 to atoclt of record
July 10.
Harden Co., aeml-nnnual -t per cent on com
mon mid two quarterly 1 per rent on
preferred. Common la payahlo Auzuat lft t.
"lock of record August 1 and preferred Sep
tember 15 and DepemNT 18 to Mock of rec
ord baptomber 1 imd December 1
Flaher lloily Corporation, quarterly J2 ",0
nn common and ll.tft on uroferreil, both pay
uble AtlRUat 1 to atoclt ot record July 21
Osnerul Asphalt Co.. quarterly 1 v-r
cent on pre(err:d. payable September 1 tc
alock ot record AUKUtt 10.
Amalgamated Sugar Passes Dividend
Halt Lake City, July 12. Tho AmiilKa
matod HuKar Co. haa paaaed thg reirulnr
quarterly dividend, of 2 por cent on the pro
ferred atoclt. due at thla time. The reHnn
Klven are the unaettled condlttona of the
financial and auitar marktta and that tho
company may N In a bolter poMUun i..
flnai.co tho fall harveattnr of the bout crop.
AfflVEntW
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Hifsli''
wnue your earning
capacity and working
energy is at its height.
As tho yours go by you will
feel more and more like relnx
infj. A savings account will
cushion your future.
1-
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Broad St. and Gcrmantown Ave.
Above Erie Ave., Philadelphia
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Special Gears
ACME GEAK CO.
N.W. Cor. 7th & Wood Sts., I'hlln.
E. G. Budd Pfd.
Tenn. Tub. Serv. 5s, 1962
U. G. I. 8s, 1923
IhilTalo & Susq. 4s, 19G3
HENRY D. B0ENNING & CO.
stock r.xriiANOK nuii.niNn
Plreet Prlruto Telephone to New ork
Member rblla. Htack Kichanta
Manufacturers and Jobbers
We Will DlKonnt Your Illlla and
Trade Arerptunrea
Alao abort loan on llrat. arcond unci
third luartKiiicea
Guarantee Finance Trust
314 Cliratnut ht.
Phlln. Sub. Gas & Eloc. 5b, I960
Midland Vnlley It. R. 5s, 1943
Mot. Edison 5s, 1922
1'urin Orleans Ilwy. Gs, 195G
Land Title Hldff.,
Ifrmberi I'Mlmlelvhia
Phila., Pa.
Mock Hxchonot
Comervativo Investment Bond
Offerings on Request
Schibener & Co.
(Opposite rvenendence Square)
612..4 YVlnut Street
New Isaac
$900,000
The Kilbourne & Jacobs Manufacturing Company
Columbus, Ohio
First Mortgage Jq Serial Gold Bonds
Dated May 1, 1921
New York Trust Company, New York, Trustee
Due Serially
$50,000 May 1,1922
50,000 May 1, 1923
75,000 May 1, 1924
73,000 May 1, 1925
MATURITIES
$75,000 May 1, 1926
76,000 May 1, 1927
75,000 May 1, 1928
75,000 May 1, 1929
5 75,000 May 1, 1930
75,000 May 1, 1931
100,000 May 1, 1932
100,000 May 1, 1933
Price 100 and Accrued Interest, Yielding 8 Per Cent
The Kilbourne & Jacobs Manufacturing Company is the oldest and largest
manufacturer in the United States of wheelbarrows, scrapers, warehouse
trucks and trailers and heavy-service industrial cars required in mining and
quarrying operations, and in the construction of railroads, highways and irri
gation systems. The Company was incorporated under the laws of Ohio in
1881, with a paid-in capital of $100,000 and succeeded the Columbus Revolv
ing Scraper Company, which was organized in 1876. The present outstand
ing capitalization is $2,000,000 and consists of $625,000 6 Preferred Stock
and $1,375,000 Common. Of this amount $950,000 is represented by Common
Stock Dividends declared out of surplus at various times, and cash dividends
paid to stockholders have totalled nearly $2,500,000. The Company has been
accorded the highest commercial rating by Dun and Bradstreet for many years
and the controlling interests in the management have remained unchanged
during the entire forty-one years of the Company's history. The details of
this bond issue are summarized as follows, from a letter of Mr. J. R. Kilbourne,
President and General Manager:
PURPOSE OF ISSUE: The proceeds of this bond tBtue (which consti
tutes the only funded debt of the Company) will retire all of the
Company's current indebtedness other than nominal current mer
chandise accounts and will leave the Conrpany 'with ample cash
working capital.
SECURITY l A direct closed First Mortgage on all of the fixed proper
ties of the Company, now owned or hereafter acquired. These
properties are carried on the Company's books, after depreciation,
at $1,861,996.27, and have been appraised by Messrs. Day & Zim
merman, Engineers, at a net sound depreciated value of $2,517,300,
or more than two and three-quarters times the total bond issue.
EARNINGS: Net operating profits, before Federal Taxes, availftble for
interest and depreciation have annually averaged over $200,000 for
the past seventeen years, and for the past five years have annually
averaged over $328,000, or more than four and one-half times the
maximum bond interest requirements, TheCompany's earning power
has been consistently demonstrated since the inception of the busi
ness in 1881, and in addition to cash dividend payments throughout
a long period of years totalling nearly $2,500,000, the Company has
charged out of surplus over $1,630,000 in connection with the pay
ment of stock dividends, the writing off of patents, trade marks and
good will, and the adjustment of inventory values.
ASSETS: The Company's balance sheet as of April 30th, 1921, prepared
and certified by Messrs. Scovell, Wellington & Company, Accountants-Engineers,
shows net tangible assets after giving effect to this
financing and to inventory adjustments of $3,009,820.55, or over
$3,344 for each $1,000 bond of this issue. These figures give no
consideration to the Company's very valuable patents, trade marks
and good will.
Descriptive circular on request.
All legal matters in connection with Issuance of these bonds have heen under tho aupervlsion of Mm.
Chapman, Cutler ft I'arlter and Oeorire L. Scheln. Esquire, Chicago, Illinois. irar,
HYNEY, EMERSON & CO.
Municipal and Corporation Bonds
Chicago, Illinois
39 South La Salle Street Telephone Randolph 2521
The information and Agurt3 contained in fWa aitvcrtutemrnt art not iruarantreil but have brcn obtninrd iram
sources which we consider reliable 'lid have been relied uvon bv u i our Durahaae ot thu i.., ,.i.
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Accumulation of the right
character is ono of the se
crets of success.
BUY THE HIGH GRADE
RAILROAD BONDS.
Old Railroad Istuos are espe
cially attractive at this time.
Martin & Co.
1411 WALNUT ST.
PHILADELPHIA
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SUGAR
STOCKS
We have issued a timely
letter summarizing the im
portant sugar stocks which
are selling at low prices,
npmely:
Am. Sugar
Cuba Cane
Punta Allegre
Am. Beet
and others.
Sent free on requeit.
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vnTiri.' re IflMM'IIV rilVI'.V flutt lfiT-
the Sinking Kuml of Superior ateae
Pnmnrntlon. the follnwlnif auma fire a.D
pllcable to the purrtinae "f ahnres uX. m
Flrat Preferred nni Second I'referrtjj
sicok or. me urporKiHJii. pf
sa..;iiu n to me purennve 01 riraa
l'reterreil MtocK. ax
173 OSil.tm tn the purcnaae ot Heconu., t
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nna tin.1 superior meei v-onorRiiun win- if
lie" and .pply auch funda on Aturuat 11. 't
llilil In the uun-hnau of I'lrat Preferred X
Htt.clc unn neconn l'reiorrea liioen,
prnlded In th Certificate of Incorpora
tion end the bylnwe ot the Corporation,
tn wui-h etxent aa the funda In the Sink.
In Fund may irmlt at Hie loweat
prlrea at which aueh ahnree mar I of
fered for aale to th t'nrtoratlon. hut at
ft price not to exceed One Hundred and
Fifteen Do'lara (1113 (VI) per sham, and
tho amount of nil unpaid and accrued
dlvtd.nda thereon.
Saled offerlnire plainly marked "OfTer
of Preferred Stock" nr herehy Invited
to lw made to tn Superior Steel Cor
poration, at the office of tta Tranafer
Auent, flO Broadway. Now York City.
on or before July 20, 1021.
Such offera ahall atnte the number of
ahar.'a for aal. and whether Flrat or
Second Preferred, and thf price at which
fuci aharea are ao offered, and ahall bv
sUned by the holdra thereof.
aupnnion htki:i. coitponATioN
Ily Columbia Truat Company.
Ita Trnnafer Arent.
Dated, New Tork. July 7. 1021.
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1 A few of our clients
are:
Standard Oil Co.
International Nickel Co.
Electric Alloy Steel Co.
Philadelphia & Reading
Railway Co.
Haynes Automobile Co.
McCHntic-Marshall
Company
Gerternl Orflrctii I'lttsbnnch, pa.
Philadelphia I MOKItlS DUX).
New York, Cblcaro. San Frtuielsro
Mcaintic-Marshall
Steel Bridges Buildings
OTIS & CO.
Stocks -Bonds
Acceptances
Foreign Exchange
Member of New York.
Cleveland, Boston, Chi
cago and Detroit Stock
Exchanges, tho New York
Cotton Exchange, and the
Chicago Board of Trade.
Private wire connections
with principal markets of
the United States and
Canada.
216 Superior Ave.. N. E.
CLEVELAND
New York Boston Detroit
Cincinnati Columbus Toledo
Akron Younritown Dajrtoa
Denver Colorado Sprint
STROUD & C
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