THE SOUTHERN SUGAR COMPANY

GENERAL OFFICE
645 NORTH MICHIGAN AVE
CHICAGO

342 MADISON AVENUE
NEW YORK

LUMBER HAS MADE SCORES OF GIGANTIC FORTUNES.

"CELOTEX" IS SUPPLEMENTING LUMBER.

Celotex stockholders have received 100 per cent
<u>dividends.</u>

<u>Celotex</u> is annually greatly increasing its output.

Associates of Mr. B. G. Dahlberg, in this enterprise,
must reap enormous profits in addition to those which have al-
ready been made. Mr. Dahlberg is also now the largest cane
sugar producer in Continental America.

The Southern Sugar Company was originated to provide
the base material for Celotex. Southern Sugar, through improved
methods, will produce several times the amount of sugar from its
acreage that is produced in Louisiana.

Well chosen land is recognized as an extensive wealth
producer. The Baldwin Ranch of 53,000 acres, in California,
which was bought at low prices, created one of the largest
Pacific Coast fortunes. Southern Sugar has purchased 110,000
acres of the most choice sugar land in Florida at a low cost.
This land has rapidly advanced in price and value and should take
a valuation approaching $500. per acre. It can earn a good re-
turn on that valuation. 2,000 acres are now in sugar and 5,000
more are now being put into sugar.

Southern Sugar stock should prove to be even more pro-
fitable than "Celotex". The profit-producing factors are enor-
mous. Mr. B. G. Dahlberg is the controlling factor. His con-
structive genius and dividend creating ability has brought him an
extensive following in largest banking circles.

It would be interesting and profitable for you to in-
vestigate Southern Sugar now. Constructive advances are so rapid
that Southern Sugar stock should rapidly reflect the increasing
values and soon sell at a high price, and should become even more
profitable than "Celotex".

Mr. Dahlberg is in New York periodically, commuting
between the Celotex plants in Louisiana and Southern Sugar's
vast developments in Florida, by use of his aeroplane.

An interview with him would prove exceedingly interest-
ing and instructive.

(Louis Woods, Jr.)