South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 125, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 5 May 1922 — Page 2

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FRIDAY MORNING. MAY r22 THE SUTR SEND NEWS-TIMES a 10 AND TU-RkIE People Homeless As River Levees LAST OF STISS BELL On.tory frnrr.o rlwKllr.c, 1151 NJames H. Wr:f. 74 Wai n .! l K f : . 1 i a V. 1 ;r Ir.v. Co r. tn mi '.. rr.nil 1: :,v. Mrs. i:m.ra K. Hv, nr. w s HINGER? PASSE? OUT riNOKNiIYVlLLK. IV... Mix 4.--' .r.' The li! i ! th.- r,i:: - - Ii' 7 i-: r..::i :v. ;;i; xhiOilt J ;n ;hi;. v .2 n - ; J J."'" irv i I : i. i j j r- T. l' i:n;ii:i , is j. ' !'.; Mil.--I i.-h-0 Give Way. Flooding 4,000 Square Miles 'n'.' friny dwellirisr. 110 N. ilriilUlfcirtLLiill Ab i uri'iP Inv ' . I Chul? A. :i. ' i 1 V ir. Wa'.tf-r J. V:nrf-r .j'.' I i f i - MjiM'i "rr erthf r. v 1 . r moving ivhrmits. A'V.frt Krr.zewf k!, 201? Linier. iv. ;.. 1 i-";iY.ey .iv. yc:tf- -A. u P.. H N.- '. X ' : I ran. irs sariui" I ;..e tn'.ip'- whi-'h r.: r'a 1 ;h" ät'"I'rf :J'-r.t Mar;:n V r. üurm durjr. ' t,iv;. i to ; 2 .i 1-2 V.". l.!r-. n t-t. N. Johnson st. ! Fr"1 Tr-:ril:i. nils N.-Mo c. to S"v- ; his r i-fr.ir.t. .u( 'ir.il-'l ;. 'hrt in.-, i'jy ;'vir, 1! ).:'!( L':.ni( !ir 'n.-rri- hYrt.T of St. Sir! r it to 14'

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The Mav White Sales Bath Towels 17x32 Bleached 19c. 20x37 Bleached 25c. 20x37 extra weight 29c. 22x44 extra weight 50c. Larger and heavier Towels 65c to $1.50. Wash Cloths Pink or blue checked at 5c. Turkish and Turk Knit, 10c or $1.00 a doz. Martex 2Yzc each, or $1.35 a doz. Fancy Martex in 4 colors 20c each, or $2.25 a doz. Special Lot of Soiled Bath Mat5 75c each Cotton Napkins for Summer Use 18x18 Nikpan Napkins at $ 1 .69 a doz. 18x18 Pullman Napkins $1.50 a doz. 24x24 Imported, mercerized Napkins; regularly $3.50 Now $2.95 a dozen.

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27x36 $1.00 36x4551.25 Machine and handmade Crib Sheets and Pillow Cases Sheets. $1.00 to $2.00. Pillow Cases 50c to $1.50. Quilted Pads for ferriage, bassinette or crib 59c to $1.00. White Blankets with pink or blue borders. 75c. All wool. Liderdown :cts, ri bb on bound $2.50. dher Blinkrts. $1.00, $1.75 and $2.30.

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First Mortgage Jo Serial Gold Bonds Principal and aemi-annual interest payable at the UNION TRUST COMPANY, DETROIT. MICHIGAN. TRUSTEE, or the CONTINENTAL & COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK, CHICAGO. ILLINOIS DENOMINATIONS: $1,000, $500, $100 MATURITIES $50,000 May 1, 1923 $ 75,000 May 1, 1928

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75,000 May 1, 1925 75,000 May 1, 1926 75,000 May 1, 1927

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PRICE 100 AND ACCRUED INTEREST Clark Equipment Company, incorporated under the laws of Michigan, December 27, 1916, is a consolidation of the Celfrr Tool Company, originally incorporated in 1902 and the Buchanan Electric Steel Company, incorporated in 1910. i rorn an original capital investment of only $2,500, the company 8 tangible assets have grown to about $2,850,000, over and abmc alt liabilities including this bond issue. This growth has been built up out of earnings after Federal Tax payment totaling nearly $1,05C,CC0 and cash dividend payments to stockholders aggregating about $550,000. The company manufactures the old established and well-known line of "Celfor" drills and other metal-cutting machine tools and is also one of the largest producers of steel wheels and rear axles for motor trucks. In addition to a well established foreign business, the company's customers cover the United States and its prcdocts have been in standardized use for msny years in the railroad, automotive and metal-working industries. The company 1 accorded tr.c maximum commercial and credit rating by Dua and Bradstreet and its management has remained unchanged for the past tpventecn years. Further particulars are sumnaarued as follows from the letter of Mr. Eugene B.Clark, President.

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SECURITY: A direct closed first mortgage upon all of the fixed properties of the company now owned or hereafter acquired. As of November 30, 1921, the Coats and Burchard Company, Public Appraisers and Engineers, reported the replacement value of these properties as $2,314,261.76 and their net sound depreciated value as $1,963,764.72, or nearly two and one-half times the total bond issue. ASSETS: The company's balance sheet as ot December 31, 1921 as certified bv Price, Waterhouse cSc Company, and after giving effect to this financing shows current assets of over eight times all current and accrued liabilities. Net current assets azzregate $1,444,235.91 end ?:et tangible assets total $3,594,392.14, or respectively in excess of SI, SOS and 34,492 for each 31,000 bond of this issue. (These f.pure; give no consideration to the Companys numerous patents and trade-marks and it; gecd-wi!!.)

NET EARNINGS: With the exception of 1921 (which, however, showed a profit from manufacturing operations) the company's operations have been profitable in every year since 1904. During the seven-year period from 1915 to 1921, inclusive, net earnings before Federal Taxes averaged $450,000 per annum, more than eight times the ma::imumannualbond interest requirements an J nearly four times theyearly average of principal and interest requirements combined. These net earnings were after ail expensesof operation which included all interest paid on borrowed money, heavy annual depreciation, bonuses and profit-sharing distributions to employees and a drastic reduction of inventory values in 1921. For the fifteen-year period from 1907 to 192 l,inclusive,net e'amings similarly computed averaged $225,000 per annum, or over four times the h.rgest annual interest requirement of this bond issue.

Orders having bee received for over 75 of the:. bonds, the unsold balance cf this issue is otfered srrictiy tubject to prior sale and change in price. Dcscriptixc circular on request

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