Milford chronicle., 1924-09-12
STRAIGHT TALKS
WITH AUNT EMMY
On Plausible Young Men.

Isn't it dreadful about mo-.
Fuller, Aunt Ennar'," DUa' poor Mrs
% tboss bo,,a That company she bH4cIalmed ball1lfa
has Io1t Donds in has failed o O9ught
DO vo,, 09I4y every cent she bn5e aIe
asked Iou know how it banno,lS'Su leu, o,,
Ter fror. 1uut Emmy. "Sbe oot toneu "a.
house' 81 sb soIne so-called fnveet,,o5' T. tet-
1e anSI''. S1e knew nothinp abo,It abhresIment lent
ibio ered 1t and thev sent u' She
snod young man to her ana " : plaus-
soiiiN iueu ner that the comnan,, Ne per-
VILE Wis bonds for was . y..l ne was
nool "onGer, The careIessnaSs seventh
iUopIe is really criminal NJ s0Ine
asked ns fn' nave gone to her banI-
saved t loI reliable information ON, onS
csn Deu uo4 ner money. Any bank bas "i1u ~,
carns So tne tacts about business So oor -
81 +"S showing their condition IN III
tbo o eought bonds in a comnanv tta1& tbat
i+n ~ I%cIs showed had been T1ooti,s ti,s.I
a arS opligatlons for years. had GaIn5 oan3
1ul PluS and good business ,."o Soou
peGts' she would not be in +ra,,I1- pI
tUuay' instead, she took the ,vorJ nc
ln"t plausible man who was oitbor VI
Jece!Ved himself, or who wiIIf,I1I-,
uecelVed her, or at least voc 80 10y
nIuch interested in protectine bor or ao 90
III selling bonds to her Tbo,.a 90 20
really very little excuse for Tho NJ
rulers of today because raliab1o - i,s D
formation on financial moftoro - -
be had so easily" ''0- may
II she only hadn't put so much
money IN those bOnds!" commented
sympathetic Molly. '0U
that's another thing it is unwiso
ajwa al uo, replied Aunt Emn,,
in o ays FOOLISH to carry ittiy. aII 1T is
on1'1 one basket. Now If a. - your eggs
bonds instaad3 TO- 3er money in ~ tbpSa pus
could baTe bSaeaa OF all she had 'Hose Use !
there IL lave stood the loss u1u' %s she
poor lif+i9 IL no telling what strait II is
into. ILL e woman has got ''I.S boule me I
Ter waa -Ae every one else Mr. "eIseiT ,Si
promiSo @ zoo greatly tempted ,, b., II u !
her inToo VI nigh rate of interoSS+ tne :
ance of sostnlent. eI-t. Her extreme 10 ;o On
sire e eO OL 1nance coupled WITH ,e Is 1snor-
froTh1 T Lor nigh interest camsed me aiS de- :
D,oro.l mere are a few things r,ouo
9oIouS Than thinking voI, loIe dan- {
n h IN II
~ you know nofbi,, can DO Y
II 5o1,t mel! as somebody who lI5 in6,' ABOUT .
1DJut ,1St II. How foolish that avs soS, an
u.s. ,lI 10 say it! Mrs. FuIIar 5r' sounds sounds
,a,'s ,Dre 70 go to the butcher ana nldy De
,%use oont OF her judgment Of Gnu anu De-
or orr, h. SCI the very best and most
Ia+ Ia ner money but that is s'Iu no most ai G.
na nr' sne can judge securities PIt5! 9lsH 81
Us rs ponds is no different oT, fron, Puy- P' to
4g meat. You simply must IT. 10y Guy- w w
I"nu al your subject. You must ~, Ino,,- m
wv 70 select good bonds, and INV I'ov. =, =,
LUST ! ISL Know when to sell and ID wgOu Tou D
!, 1uy: Inc only way you can do HI +IiI p,
TO take the advice of so Sonoo oo tnlS a T.
nose business it is to stnJv v 4ile &he Si, t
onq , market. Any bank IaTgo 'ne nc 1no n
nan Will gladly discuss invoSt nv ~ W. W.
.ents with its depositors. When 'v9C To,, no "'
I'VE learned enough to denenJ in in
'meWhat on your own iudewon+ WI w
axe your own decision as to 1.t wbat GO
Duy-then talk it over with vonr eff eff
mixer to make sure. Should he sav % az w,
ont buy abide by his decision IS''' !" o., oI'
, MRS rulers case has taught mo me
lesson. Aunty," said Molly. "'TTI q
'Ver take any chances like She H.
ANNE B. AYAIES. ~