The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-26
1T WILL SELL AT zoo
A Stock Now Selling at 40,

A TA,K WITH THE PRESIDENT OF
THE STANDARD CHEMICAL
COMPANY.
Profits and Future Value of the
Stock
THE PRICE SHORTLY TO BE AID.
VANCED 10 60.
what the New York Papers Saw
About 1t.
LEADING FINANCIAL JOURNALS WARN
ALERT INVESTORS AND spECULAToRs
TO BUY NOW BEFORE TIE GREAT RISE
COMMENCES.
why do you offer your stock at so
low price," inquired banker during
the course OF convers alton with Mr.
Dunn, the President of the Standard
Chemical Company.
I'm order to have the stock quickly
taken," Mr.. Dunn answered. "The i'm
mediate enlargement of our business is
OF more consequence than slow sales OF
stock at higher figures.
1--WE have orders in hand to keep the
factory and laboratories running for the
next ak months. We will Manufacture
on large scale and offer our stock at
$40 per share in order to do this without
delay.
1--WE want to increase the number of
our stockholders throughout the coun-
try for this reason, viz: A person own
ing the stock will call the attention OF
physicians, druggists, and the people in
his neighborhood TO our product, and
help the sales more than hundreds of
dollars spent in newspaper advertising
in that particular locality. A stock
holder can act as agent or have someone
else appointed. Everywhere that Quick
inc Is introduced the sales steadily in
crease. 1t has the solid Endorsements OF
over seven thousand physicians to
back 1t.
81 advise my personal friends to buy
Standard Chemical Stock at 40, and
hold it for large advance. because it
Ia safe investment and know what 1
am talking about.
THE buyers of our treasury stock
have already received dividends amount
ing to one hundred and fifty per cent
The stock is inrrinsically worth par
to-day.
ut will sell at $500.
None of the large holders will sell
their stock at any price. The only
stock that can be bought Ia in the COM
pany's treasury. When that is sold the
great rise starts.
VI predict that the stock will sell at
200, because it will pay at least 20 per
cent. on its par value of 100.
"As the earnings have been steadily
increasing while the drug has been
limited to the use of few thousand
physicians, the profits of the com pany
must be enormous as soon as the public
become familiar with 1t.
ut Is said that 1t took about four years
to introduce antipyrine. when suddenly
the demand became so great for this
drug that the dlscoverer, according to
the official organ of the State Board of
Health Of Pennsylvania made q million
dollars in year from his royalties
alone, independent of the immense
profit made by the manufacturers.
Tho Chicago Tribune claims: The
passage OF the Free Quinine Bill has
saved TO the consumers Of quipine in
the United States not less than $50, OOO,-
600 in the eight years last past
met earnings of only 5000. 600 per year
pays so per cent. dividends on Standard
Chemical stock costing $40.
"It is simply question of making
Quickine known to the public, and the
profits will soon double these figures.
Look at the fortunes made by makers
OF patent medicines which, compared
with Quickine, are as an old fashioned
blunderbuss to NJ odern repeating rifle.
Quickine is the most valuable medicine
in the world to- day. The Standard
Chemical Co. will establish an agency
in every county in the United States
Equitable Life Assurance stock was
sold at q low price. By increasing the
number of agents year after year, the
stock is worth now SO. 600 a share. and
they have assets Of one hundred million
dollars.
Brokers tell me that the original
Edison Electric stock was very hard to
sell at 45, and yet inside of year it
,ose to $4,000 per share. They had
about the same experience with the
Bell Telephone stock.
Investors seldom have an oppor-
tuuitY to buy gilt edge industrial
stock at low price. and so share in the
immense profits of developments; they
generally have to buy ct par and be
content with small dividends of 6 or 8
per cent year. New York World.
A word or two about the men at the
head Of this company may be of inter-
est. They are well-known practical
financiers and business men whose
names are at once synonym for honest,
judtcious management and guarantee
that any industrial enterprise in which
they embark Ia sure to be successful.
George w. Dunn, the president. Is
we'll and favorably known as careful,
level. headed fnancier, man of ster-
ling integrity. He Is the head of the
banking house OF G. w. Dunn & Co., Q
Wall street, and President of the Rail-
way and Dock Construction Go. During
the two years he was President CT the
Old Dominion Copper Co. it's stock rose
from ~ to 1915 by his sble manage
ment.
Eugene Harvey, Vice. President OF the
company, formerly of the banking firm
Of Pearce e Harvey, has for the last