540 FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT (Continued) money for commercial purposes, interest rates will rise and the current market price for bonds will fall. But the person who is holding for an investment need pay no attention to these fluctuations. They have no bearing on the intrinsic value of his security. Let us again emphasize the rule of not being in a hurry to make an investment, but of securing, if possible, definite information regarding a security from some one who has proper financial knowledge before the investment is made. Beware of making an investment upon the advice of a friend. Our mail THE OUTLOOK indicates that this is a very prolific Perhaps we have overstressed the acter as to make us pardonably proud of the good sense possessed by Outlook readers. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Q. I have $3,500 worth of registered 31 per cent United States Liberty Bonds. The taxexempt feature of these bonds possesses no advantage in my case, and I feel that my money should command a higher rate than 3% per cent. Would you advise changing these bonds for United States 4% per cent Liberties? A. The only advantage in holding the 32 per cent bonds is the taxexempt feature. These are therefore held chiefly by people of large income. Where this feature is not of importance Iwe believe that these bonds should be exchanged for the 44 per cent Liberties, Banking Credit and Service HE MODERN, fully-equipped bank Tsupplies to the business community both credit and service. When you have both available, commen- This Company is in a position to meet the In addition to placing adequate credit We shall be pleased to discuss in detail with Guaranty Trust Company of New York 140 Broadway (Continued) so as to take advantage of the higher rate of interest. The security is the same in each case. The 44 per cent bonds are now selling about one point lower than the 31⁄2s. In making the exchange you would also, therefore, secure about one point profit. We also suggest that you consider the new Government long-time 44 per cent bonds which have just been issued. These are also selling a trifle below the 32 per cent bonds and are of equal security. In your case, it would seem that you are sacrificing interest by holding the 31⁄2s for the sake of the taxexempt feature, which you state you do not need. Q. Will you kindly give me a report on the present standing of the American Telephone and Telegraph stock? A. American Telephone and Telegraph Starting a Company? stock is considered as an especially good investment stock because of the nature of the business and the great stability of the company's earnings. The report for the first six months of 1922 shows net earnings of $32,364,133, an equivalent of $5.75 a share earned on the amount of capital stock outstanding during the first six months period. This is at the rate of $11.50 a year per share. This company recently offered its stockholders the right to subscribe to $150,000,000 of new stock at par. Practically all of this stock has been subscribed for, which of course increases the total outstanding capitalization and makes a corresponding increase in the amount of earnings necessary to pay the present 9 per cent dividend. The report for the third quarter of 1922 shows earnings well in excess of dividend requirements. The business of this company is such a necessary and stable one that its net earnings fluctuate but little from year to year. The demand for new telephones is constantly increasing, and there is therefore every assurance that the company will continue to cover its dividend requirements with a satisfactory margin, even allowing for the recent addition to its capitalization. The report for the first six months shows that the company now has more than 210,000 stockholders, which is an indication of the wide popularity of this stock as a suitable investment for the small holder. The stock is now selling around 122, which gives a yield of somewhat over 7 per cent. Are You Building for "Sixty"? W HILE working and earning for today, every individual should also see to it that there is a surplus building up for the years of declining earning power which are sure to come. The Halsey, Stuart & Co. Investment Plan fits perfectly into such a scheme. It establishes a means of obliging the investor to save and invest regularly a determined part of his income then makes his savings grow remarkably through the process of compound interest. An Accumulation of $50,000 in Safe Bonds at age 60 or before is within the reach of men of even moderate income. 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YOUNG, Inc. after sharing AMERICAN TELEPH AND ASSOCI The Dollar The daily actions of most of us are influenced by the messages received over the telephone, and yet few of us stop to think of the men and women, and the mechanisms, which help to make that daily service possible. Maintenance, repairs, and the work of handling calls, must constantly be carried on in good times or in bad, and they must be paid for, in order that your telephone service may be continued. The average dollar will buy to-day less than two-thirds of what it would buy before the war. This means that it costs, BELL SYSTEM TELEGRAPH C COMPANIES on the average, half as much again to buy most of the things that are necessary for keeping the country going; but the advance in telephone rates is far less than this average. In fact, gauged by the present purchasing power of the dollar, telephone service in the country as a whole is costing the subscriber less than it did in 1914. 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