The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-24
Tho Mutual benefit Life Insurance Com.
PAsy, Of Newark, n. j.

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Pssy, Of Newark, n. j.
Thu vice president OF the Mutual Beneft
Life Insurance company, of Newark, N. J..
Jas. 3. Pearson, accompanied by Col. E. H,
Wright. one of the directors Of tho com
pnny, has just concluded, . several days'
visit to Helena and other points in thi,
state looking over the company's int rssts,
they having Tor several years been making
real estate loans IN this territory. The
eenslemsn we're very much pleased with the
future outlook for Montana, and talked
favorably Of increasing their line Of Ionns
IN this locality. Before leaving for the
vest. Mr. Pearson completed arrangements
with Mr.. IA. X. BrundaRs, Of this city, to
represents the company 40 state agent for
This company commenced business in
1916 a. q purely Mutual Life Insurance
company, and has, ever since its orpaniza-
ton, been noted for it, conservative, econ
onioal and successful management. Il
has never been ann bitious to lead others in
the point Of ''size'' or ",apid growth, or in
the adoption of new 'schemes' and specu-
lstive contracts, but has always taken the
lead and maintained the TO smost position
among life companies for its equitable
trestmsAt OF each II svesy p%olicyholder
and tho liberal provisions guaranteed to
each member. whereby h. can protect his
A~S S.y OAA ~AA Observation-Disclosures
without loss. during each year Of It's con-
t%inuance. The com 1any realizes the re-
verses and misfortunss that are sure to
overtaks the majority of policyholders
during the term of ten, fifteen OF twenty
years that most contracts are drawn for,
surancs and lose, BY for ~feiturs, the protec-
ton they desire to maintain for their fam
lily, and consequently grant and guarantee
upon each policy four liberal options py
which the pslicyholder may regulate his in.
surancc to meet any and all emergencies that
may arse on any day Of any year. These
the full amount of the reserves; second. a
value; third. a paid up polioy, pa able
at death; and fourth, extended Insurance.
for the full face of the policy for . certain
of years after LAPSE. with the priv
i!sKe OF reinstatement at the old rate anv
within three years from date Of lapae.
One can conceive Of NO contingency posi-
bio to arise that cannot be met and covered
BY ono Of these options. Their policy CON
tract 10 FREQ from burdsnsome restriction.
and 10 made brief, clear and liberal. They
are uncomfortable and absolutely non for
feltabls in the fullest sense of ths word A.
and paid At tho end Of sverv
year without the ehanos of forfeiture, thus !
giving the insured the largest amount of
for the least money.
Inc otloers have always believed, and
acted upon that belief, that q mutual in
surance company means and should grant
the privileges n advantages to its
that 10 consistent with security
safety, and that no one or moro mem.
oere should lose or forfeit any portion OF
heir rights or benefits because OF meeting
With misfortune, to those more fortunate
'nes. They act Upon the principle that
nutuality means equal justice to ali, that a
dollar paid should give one dollars worth
If Insurance., and that the insured should
,svs the right Of choosing the relief beat
'uited to his own peculiar necessities az
they may arise.
AZ before stated, the Mutual Benefit has
lever aspired to head the list for large
in their annual business written, be-
isving that such an ambition 10 liable to
cad to Extravaganza and result in such sx-
and Improbable competition ns
sould tend to hazard. in 4 great degree,
he direct int ssts Of their policy holders.
They have. however, during the many years
Il their existence, shown a steady growth,
10Th in the amount of insurance in force
nd Of assets. On Jan. !, 1892, their out
landing Insurance amounted to 1888, III
sssess, $4S. GIG, 3sS. 05. Surplus, on
orr per cent brsis, $3.645. 792. 05.
state Agent Brundage has something to
regarding the company on another
'hgs. and will take pleasure in giving full
on all points concerning tho
'oiicy upon application.