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.—_ . • OSBORNE TRUST CO. EAST HAMPTOW . N. Y . Resources over - $l;500 , 000.00 Capital- and-Surplus $200, 000.00 AIL tho faeiliUoe of Commercial Hanking end Triiit Service combined with the Advantage* of e. pertonal aervico. What the Bank' s Customer Wants Comp lete and modern facilities for the conduct of all brandies of banking business; Unfailing courtesy and a desire to serve ; Skill , soundness and conservatism on ihe part of the bank' s* management; h' ven-handed justic e , in meeting requests for service or accommodation. // is the constant ewlenvor of this institution lo giai/j and art upon ihe viewpoint of its clients. SUFFOLK COUNTY TRUST CO. Capital and Surplus , $500 , 000 MAIN STREET RIVERHEAD Free of all Federal Income Tnxca i i State of • i ' North Carolina ! 4V4 % Notes Due July I , 1934-1935 Price 100 and interest _ , yielding 4.25% ' ¦ - __— | 414 % Bonds j Due July I . 1.942-1943-1957 Price to yield 4.25% Legal for Savings Banks nnd Truut Funds in New York , Massachusetts and other States. \ - 3 E. H. ROLLINS & SONS Founded 1876 ' - ' -:• . i_, William T. Hulse Representative WESTHAMPTON BEACH , L f I. New York Boston Ph iUttfe lpHUt Chicago Denver San Francisco .... Man dan . . .-/ i ; _;_ \ . \ \ \ ¦ \ ! : \ \ Are Safes Easily Opened? \ V, With just a little trouble the burg lar can open the ordinary safe found in office or home. With still less trouble he can search through desk' s , bureau drawers , under carpets , in bed clothing, in back of p icture frames , in clothes , and in all the other places where peop le imagine they . have found a clever and ori g inal hiding spot. If a thief doesn ' t find the place , it is also possible the owner will forget where it is. Fire daily destroys many precious belongings , in safes and out. There is not the sli g htest need for taking risks. At a very low annual chaige you can rent from us a private box in our powerful vault , secure against the schemes of men or the ravages of fire. Boxes $2.00 A Year and Upward ICbrig MatftT&fate JB M ST Riverhead , New York i We Offer PRUDENCE-BONDS PRUDENCE CERTIFICATES •3 DENTON & COMPANY 40 West Main St. - - Patchogue , \ L. 1. 0 PHONE 7 40 THE PATCHOGUE BANK , PATCHOGUE , N. Y. BANKING SERVICE THAT COUNTS OUR 38 yearn of experience in /neeting the banking requirement* of the people of thii community; our atrong financial pos ition and progressive method* ai well a. the experience and ability of our o/fir.ers , all guarantee that your needs will be attended »o I promptly and efficiently. Accounts Opened and Deposits Received by Mali [ .. _ . ¦ ___ Y - ' \ ' __ . . ¦ _ :..._:_ \ - — e ' ' ¦ ¦ ' ' ' \ ; ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ' ? Public Service Company of Colorado Twenty Year 6% Gold Debentures i Due May \ , 1946 This if. one of the large direct ope rat int; ( ompumet of the country, serving Denver I 11 rid practically two-thirds of the entire State of Colorado with one or more classes of utility service. After allowing for the in- t^r^f-t on tlie Company ' s total mortga ge-in- 'debtednestt th<? balance of net - , earnings is fcjun, to 9 lircien the interest requirements on tJii.H isftue- of Debentures. - ^ Price 99 and accrued interest Descriptive circular upon request , ¦ , j A. B. Leach & Co. , Inc . 62 Cedar St., New York Chicago Philadel phia , Boston WATSON B. BERRY Long Island Representative - Riverhead Your Opp ortunity Through the expansion of business and increase of capital, it is now possible for the investors of Long Island to obtain unusual SAFET Y and PROFITS . bj? buying our 1% . CUMULATIVE PREFERRED STOCK PLUS share for share of our COMMON STOCK. This is an established financial institution ; with an unbroken dividend record. •a ' \^ United States Bond & Mtge. Corp . (Formerly Garden City Bond & Mortgage Company, Inc.) SUFFOLK COUNTY NATIONAL BANK BUILDING ,1 RIVERHEAD Tel. 394 LONG ISLAND MINEOLA - WHITE PLAINS - JAMAICA a 8 East 41st Street , NEW YORK CITY SEND THIS COUPON NOW FOR FULL INFORMATION Please send me full particulars of your Preferred and Common Shares . , ' NAME ' 7 :.. . 0 .. . - ADDRESS — ¦¦ - ¦¦¦ \•- : 1 ¦ '' SVERY ©OLLAR THAT HAS BECOME DL'fc ON F.K3T MORTGAG E B UILDING BONDS BOLD BY USHA3 BEE N PAID TO EVS.R Y INVESTOR —• ^ ¦ «_• ¦¦¦¦ .I 1 IB ^ SHMMM . ... I , S »^OIM«OBMB» /, Take Inventory: This is an opportune time to take inventory of your securities. Business efficiency requires periodical inventories Of stock on haiid , but a security once purchased is often never con- sidered agai:i. Our Statistical Department is fully equi pped to serve yau in anal yses of your securities. Confidential information will be supplied you without cost or obligation. Writ* for Circular BN- 8 A MERICAN E ONX ' & M ORTGAGE Ca ' established iSi* Ini-oi ' iiorsitcd AN OLD RESPONSIBLE HOUSE Capital nnd Surp lus over $8 , 000 , 000 345 Madison Ave. Vamlcrbilt 29<J0 New York. WM. H. BARNES, Riverhead ' TcV/ihom' 17H S&K8SK By S. W. STRAUS «f0S«eS. To l;e thrifty 'in the truest sense is to thrive , to succeed , to make pro- giess. Anything that interferes with this steady development is therefore , a violation of thrift. Most of us g ive ample thought to our individual up- building in ' a material way, but there are subtle elements in life that all too often receive scant attention. Two thousand years ago , Seneca , the p hilosopher , . .wrote: \Man is born oi' mutual assistance—you must live ior another if you wish to live fo: yourself. \ O Il i- , within tnt im-aning mf tiirilt to »a , \ with Ituskii: , \li- .i m.i think of you r fiiulu; - ^ ttll U-*- of ovlur- ' f aults: look fur what i« ircnj and -ti<- ' ig. smi try tu imitate it. li oti r lauli- vigl drop on \ , like dead leave. - ' , whtr-i their time comes. \ Fault-finding nnd iriticij-uf of oui ! L -1I OU - * j> a habit that will grow rleadr 'y unless chec ked, Human iin- p^rfection* an' imfii i lfieult tu rind if we art- ili. - ptj . - .t -d in wa-Ie time l»ok- ini! f^i them. Hut to do so is nof only a sacrifice of time. ''hut develops a refley , inrljence up^i ourselves that i s harmfu l . - Look only for the good in others . ' Tine chniacter i« not built on a fiainf-wmrk nf othei men ' s frailties. Suc ce ss .will never come through picking at the faults of ll,.i-e about u- ° . N \ . Needle ' s. 1 ! ' tlrstructive criticism of others is a petty vice t but ,jt wei ghs heavily in the balance uf human af- fairs. Grow within yourself and thrive through an attitude of gener- ous helpfulness to those about you. 1 AWWWAWMWWMMVMW WMVW* A LITTLE TALK ON THRIFT o SAFEGUARDING THE FUTURE When you make your will and appoint an Executor to manage the diitrtbutJon of the ttcc.uni illation a of .your lifetime , you should cori- tider the financial itrength ; aiid permanence of a NationaT Hank . Come And lift us .. teSI yau wh y you should name The Suffolk County National Bank as your ,Mxecutor. n J The Suffolk County National Bank : RIVERHEAD , N. Y. Capital $100 , 000: Surplui and Undivided Profits $245 , 000; / _. P^m^m^mt ^^^^^mm ^^m ^m ^m ^^t ^^mt ^m ^^ttm^f ^ajmm^mmtmmm ^^am ^^i^mt ^^mmmlmm ^mi ^^^f ^m ^mmummmm / j'^rtzj , s - • ' ' ' • ' -f The illuilration on ! , /&f, 8$l ffllf&} i tl the cover of the /' \ ' • '^' iaPtnw^ fl booklet at the ri ght I /;, j Sff lffillipfiili .. // thovs an ap a r t - ( i 1 ' tl . ' BHiMWttW ''/ nient hotel at No. I /' / f fflfrlBjtJhstl ¦ , ¦ ;/ 1 Fifth Arenue , I . l'/ |iH|| il . New York City, f . , , II \ i'BBf lB&ff l f which is security / #' , ; ///sP jwS&ffi* JI for a $1 , 450 , 000 / **= ^«_ ' t/ ' ' Sff lllj if lf c§m $ issue of first mart- i {:%^n ~ T>~Ji l lmg ^Mwi * I « a X e lease- j X^ ^H l l rfwSlf J hold bauds paying I - -©' — r-^S i [AfLEP ri ^l £ C' /^c interest . . . ^ - ~ ^ _ = %-<!&Z**W I \This is biit one of the oppor- tunities described in the Miller booklet of mid-year invest- ments . . . Send for your copy today BY CORRECT decision at this reinvestment period you rv..T , aJd to your incom e now and for years to come. ' ¦ Remember that Miller Bonds are safe—no investor ever \i>!it a dollar of princi pal or interest in Miller Bonds. And remember that these safe securities pay interest up to 7%. They may well mean increasing the y ield from your list of holdings— l A%, or 1%, or 2%. '\ Miller Bond issues described in this booklet are secured b y hi g h-class ihcome earning structures ^— hotels , apart- ment hotels , apartments and office buildings—located in thriving cities in New York ,. Texas , Missouri and Florida. Prompt payment of princi pal and interest on any Miller Bond will be unconditionall y guaranteed for an annual premium of % of 1%. Before yoii . invest or reinvest , send for this valuable Miller booklet. Mail the coupon today. ¦ G. /.. MILLER tii CO., Incorporated '4' / C'\ ' ¦ \ UQ t Plcasu send Die a copy of your booklet describing June and July I investment*. Nkrne ! Street I City ' G.L.MILLER&CO. INCORPO R ATED Tor fwther information inquire at FIKST NATIONAL' BANK. 'lslip, L. I. KIKST NATIONAL, BANK , Greenport , L . I. . FIRST N-nTIONAL DANK; Southampton, L. I. Tel. . Valuta-Hit 5M0 V rinme Officii . 30 K. 42nd St.. New York Cttjr \ Offirrs and Kepreapnlattve.t in I' rincipti) Cities NO INVESTOR EVER LOST A DOLLAR IN MILLER BONDS \ ; T ¦¦ _ . _ . ¦ ..- ¦ - ¦ ¦ - ¦ ¦ f cS B- i — .riffn—trrTTrurn—Tf-ir- , .^M^a. -,,^-^,— ~.~~ —~ , „„ m -,. J ......x j The Trustees of c RIVERHEAD SAVINGS BANK RIVERHEAD - NEW YORK have decided that interest be credited t° .. depositors J uly I, 1926 , at the rate of FIVE PER C ENT per annum up to $500 , on every account , and nt 4% on ihe remainder of the account. The attention of depositors is culled to u recent amendment to the Banking Law increasing the limit , of deposit on one account from $5, 000 to $7, 500. ¦ > , Arcounta may be opened , and deposila nnd withdrawals made b y mail. ^ i WRITE FOR BLANKS. Deposits over $9 , 000 , 000 Surp lus over $2 , 000 , 000 RUTTER & COMPANY 14 WALL STREET , NEW YORK Conservative Inve stments : ' For V * * j ' ., Banks and Individuals \ MRS. ERNEST L. WHITMAN . - ' Long Ii-laiid Uerjresentative Patchogue , New York Phone: Pntchogue 741 mr^^^^r^^^^^ ^^r^r^^r^^^ m === ^ ' & I How To Choose | \ I 7\n Investment | For Your Funds J £ Don ' t say : \\I'll take a thousand of this £ ' £ and ei g ht hundred of that and five hun- £ •£ dred of something else \ —simp l y say to •£ .. yourself: \I want that investment which ^ Pi offers nie u substantial income on my prin- ¦ m ci pal and absolute safety of both. \ A A sVi % P RUDENCE -B ONDS are that sort of ^ (i investment—they tire secv.red by conse r- & ^ vative fi rs t mortgages on income-earning ' £ ' £ properties—they are fortified with sound ^ j^ legal and banking safeguards—and they are ' ^ ^ Guara n teed as to interest and princi pal by A £ ^12 , 500 , 000 of The Prudence . Company ' s g •^ ow/i cap ital , surp lus and reserves. ^* - ^ Our booklet \Prudence-Bonds Provide £' ' A the Guarantee that Prudence Demands \ W ^ will interest you. Write fur it today. J ^ ® Tie PRUDENCE COMPANY . Inc. / Jk , rinli'i- Kiiiii-i-viHiiiii cf N. V. Sirilc ]<: III 1(I IIK I> I .| II ^ \,C NEW YORK BROOKLY N -f M CAPITA L , SURPLUS AND RESERVES «/^ THE T£ OVER $12 , 500 , 000 _ <> a^F^L ! | <B I'i:.N(l .MINATl () .N'W . 1 urn.t „ - ,i/i |.f ,mil ) ° COM PANY , Inc. £ Corrc,„ 0 „d, ; „ t J «« «« ¦¦ «».. SI.. B'kl,H ¦ • DENTON & COMPANY JV \ Gentlemen. j .1 UU ; 1 \\ « ^1VU AH I J> Without obl totlon on mT . gk 40 West Main ' Street , ! , jr ¦ part plraae send booklet - ' A ' Patclibvuc N Y ;i A r ; * \ I' rudcnce-Ilonda Provide the \ A' ' \ ' , « • * Oiiarontee ...that Prudence • j * rjcmtmdfl, ' 1 A QIW .F.C... u,, y . Na rnc ;__ _ ] ^»- r - M r ^^Sn K!~&y AM\ ¦ ' ¦ EIISINESS -;- EIHAN € £^:^ BANKING -> BON DS 1 l^ibtn- i- joinin g hands with b. i nkifig liitcrests in tntcring iht- Ar^t mort- Sfage roal «'3t£'t» liond field and cx- j,t-L-ts to fulluw an aKK>'<' s - ' ' ,v < ; propr*m in thu industry, which has assumed such' , tremendous . .importance dufitig : the last few years. V The first step toward the acquisition <> of the control of G. L. Miller & Co., one of the eldest and largest rea l estate investment houses in the country, l>y a combination of labor -tod banking interests , has just been announced at the general offices of the ' company at 30 East Forty-second . -treet , Sew York City. r % Negotiations have been completed , it was stated , w-hereby at) initial group of labor bankers , labor union execu- tives and business rhen will take im- mediate control of this nationally known company, which has branch offitSs irf twenty cities throughout the country. They propose to form a hold- ing corporation to embrace the , com- pany ' s ramifications , which will be dominated and operated jointly, by banking and labor executives , especi- ally those representing the building trades unions. - , ' ¦ ¦ - Under the new arrangements G. L. Miller , founder ' and presidflnt of G. L. /Miller & Co., will retire from active . management of the business and will Lev succeeded to the presidency of the company by Luke J. Mur ' phy, ' for- merly executive vice-president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Cooperative Trust Co. of New _ York , Vho has severe d that connection and , who will actively represent the new \ group in the executive management of the Miller company. - President. Murphy in outlining the plans for the company under;the hew management , said that notj changes in organization of personnel was O con- templated. He said , however , that plans were underway toward strength- ening the financial resources of the company, and extending and broaden- ing the Q scope of its activities to in- clude every leading city in the United States and Canada. \The acquisition of the Miller com- pany by the group I represent , \ =akl ' President Murphy, \ marks one of the most advanced steps taken by Jabor interests to enter the financial field. \We have already interested a very important unit cf the building trades in this new venture , and feel con- fident that we will have the support of organized labor generally. , lt is our aim to have asao ' ciated with us representatives of A>very important element of organised labor in this countiy. \Labor banks have been ari ab- solute success ' and have rendered con- structive service to uniori labor and there ' can. Ae no doubt as to the future of G. LivMiller & Co., tinder the new niranjfement. We have every reason to expect the cooperation of the build- ing trades unions , as well as the wage .Earners nf the country, v. -!iO aie each \ yeaFsaving or investing from $0 , 000 , - 000 , 000 to ,$7 , 000 , 000 , 000 ' of their earnings. > \Thfough Die wonderful organiza- tion which has! been built up by Mr. Miller , which has a notable record of achievement in the investment field , we will be 1 able to extend to the small investor—the wage earner—the op- portunity to purchase safe bonds , un- derwritten and distributed by an old established institution which has as i f s sloga n , 'No investor ever lost a dollar in Miller bonds. ' Union Labor Takes Charge of G. L. Miller & Company
