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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-02
CLOSE POOH PLAYING.
Townsend Defeated Manning for q
$25 Wager,

Last night a pool match was played on
Kern's table On Summit avenue, between
George Townsend of this city and Paul
Manning of West Hoboken for s25 ana
the championship of that section eff the
Heights. The gaine consisted Of 100 points
and was Of unusual interest while it LAST
ed. This crowd that filled the space around
the table was very appreeiative and fire.
quently a~pplauded the men. There was a
great deal of betting also, and the friends
of both men were on hand to encourage
them. Townsend knew the table, having
practieed there a great deal, but as it
was full regulation SIZE this wa consid~
cred of very little benefit. It was very
lively work at the Start and although
Manning had the best of the first three
frames Townsend pocketed the balls
steadily, and playing a strong game ali
the way managed 10 remain in FRONT until
The end. when he won by IL balls. He
played a more open game than Manning,
the latter playing safe as much as pos
sible. Townsend made some startling conn
binafions and a double carom shot from
the cushion caught the house. The men
will play another contest In West Hobo
ken. Score was;-
100.
Manring-6
Referee, John Herbert; marker, Ed.
Rrownlay
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-02
COURT AsTLEY's PICNIC.

The annual picnic of Court Ashley, No.
Is, F. of A, was held at Pohlmann,s Pa
wilton last night. Over $50 couples were
present, and the affair was a decided sue
cess. 1t was in charge of the officers
of the Court They are:-George Hoff-
MANN, J. P. C. R. Stephen p. Meehan,
Chief Ranger; Patrick H. Leddy, Sab
Ranger Daniel Downes, Treasurer; James
Range, Financial Secretary; James A.
Butler Recording Secretary; Lethar
Schueler, Senior Woodward; John P.
Morris, Junior Woodward; Thomas
B~coIhroyd, Senior Beadle; George Holz-
schuh. Junior Beadle. James J.. Butler.
James ID. Mcdale, John NJ. Kelley,
Trustees; John Council, Medical Examin-
er.
The Floor Manager was August Muller,
and assistant, George Devine.
The Committees we're
F1oor-Henry Munzling, joan Walsh,
Richard Lodick, Chrisfy Kau, William
Rad1gan and John M Kelley.
Reception. d. McHaie, Frank Dale.
James Range, JOIN ID. Cox, George Hof-
mann, Daniel Downes. Ernest Munzing,
Lothian Schleler. John Burns, P. H. Led-
dy and Peter Meehan.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-02

DSoSH 0tSA " STS'S AES PA9poftlon
Longwood p 2.R0 122 rs proportioa
of % mill. gals
This company. with the corporation OF
the city. viii enforce all present and
future laws Of the State against ali Per
sons and towns and cities ponugsng On
attempting to pollWte the sources of sap-
ply, 20 long as the works remain II tho
control of the company, to the end that
the same may be maintained In a state
THE EAST JERSEY WATER COM
PANT.
BY Edmund LeB. Gardiner.
I hereby certify that the following re-
solution was duly adopted at a meeting
of the Board of Directors OF the Eas1
jersey Water Company. held on this 18th
Resolved. That E. LeB. Gardiner.
comptroller of this company. be and nc
Is hereby authorized and empowered 10.
Jersey City In the form and on the con-
ditions and terms stated in the proposi-
Il. s. D. G BAIRD,
h propositions Of the Rockaway ana
Hudson Company were presented as fell
lows
SPECIFICATIONS FOR A NNw
WATER SUPPLY FOR
JERSEY CITY.
This specification is for a supply of
water 70 be delivered at the Jersey City
PLAN A-GRANITY TO LOW SER
VICE.
This plan calls for delivery Of the water
by gravity into the CITY reservoirs at Ber-
gen. at an elevation Of 12f feet above
mean high tide; but II the q shall
pass within enc Thousand feet OF Belle
willie reservoir provision must be made to
deliver at said reservoir such part OF tha
supply as the city may require.
SPECIFICATIONS.
The following specifications and condl.
tons apply 70, and viii be attached ia
and form a part Of the contract under
either Plan a, Plan b. or Plan c,
PRICE PER MILLION GALLONS
i 2 ce ssaas - T. entered into; It VII
Of contract. ana the city VIII agree TO
taxi At least twenty million gallons per
day, and to take its whole supply OF
water from the contractor during the
term of contract. Bidders must state 4
price per million gallons for a supply OF
twenty million gallons daily. a price Der
million gaiiors daily up TO thirty million
gallons daily, 4 price per million gallons
for all IN excess OF thirty million gallons
daily up to forty million salons daily.
and q plsce per million gaiiens for all
in excess of forty million gallons daily
up TO fifty million gallons daily. delivered
at Bergen reservoirs as aforesaid.
Prices win be computed and payments
made ON the average daily supply Ter,
quarter. Al initial consumption Of
twenty million gaslons daily, with an an
nuaf increase at the rate OF three per
cent. viii be assttmed for the purpose OF
comparing the price OF the several bids.
CONTRACTOR TO MEASURE WATER.
The contractor SHAH measure the water
delivered TO The city at his own expense.
under the supervision OF the representa-
tIees of the city. who shall have free ac~
cess to the meters at all reasonable timeA
<To be eoaxinued2
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-02
CATHOLIC CLUB ENTRY.
Largest List Ever Heceived for q
Local Alh1ettc Meeting.

The Cafholie Club viii have upwards
Of 200 entries for their big field day meet
ing at Baldwin Park on Saturday. The
event should be the greatest of all ath-
letic contests held here, ard the display
of speed and endurance win be Of an
ture calculated to SURPRISE the most skep-
tieal. The games have been we'll arranged
n wil1 be conducted on d plan such as
never attended a meetinK since the track
has been laid on the hiaitop. It has been
circled by the best ATHLETES In this part
of the country from time to time, hut a
more representative showing pf the bes1
runners III the cgaRntry has nerer been.
drawn tofethef q III city. Promanent
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-02
PROPOSALS. FOR A NEW WATER
SUPPLY FOR JERSEY CITY.
PRESENTED AUGUST "a, 1896.
POWERVILLE BID UNDER PLAN B.
WITH ONE 5o-MILLION GALL

o<41<O Il O41 NJ FL v p LAL&
SUPPLY FOR JERSEY CITY.
PRESENTED AUGUST "a, 1896.
POWERVILLE BID UNDER PLAN B.
WITH ONE 50-MILLTON GAIL
LON PIPE.
The East Jersey Water Company pro-
poses to provide a new supply of water
to Jersey City n produce the result
required il Plan B, and h specifications
preceding, attached TO and made a part
OF this proposal subject to the options
herein expressed, for the following prices:
For each million gallons up to twenty
million gallons daily, @3g thErty-two
dollars
For each million gallons in excess of
twenty million gallons daily up to thirty
million gallons daily, GSS) thirty-three dol
lars.
thirty million gallons daily up 10 forty
million gallons daily GS2) thirty-two dol
lars
For each million gallons in excess of
forty million gallons daily up to fifty
million gallons daily. &SD fhirty-one eoi-
lars.
lands. right Of way and easements neces-
sary to fulfil the requirements OF this
specification to the extent of fifty million
gallons of water daily Forever, tosether
duats and all necessary works ard appur-
enanceS for the delivery to the city of
thirty-l4e million gallons OF water daily
at all times, which purchase can be made
at the expiration OF five. ten or fifteen
years from the date OF contract, notice Of
Intention to purchase having been given
one year IN advance of sucn purchase.
the sum OF fSS,225,eeD six million, two
hundred .and twenty-five thousand dol
lars, for the plant, water, water rights.
storage reservoirs, conduits. lands ana
right of way. and all appurtenances and
necessary to fuihH the require
menfs or this specification to the extent
of fifty million gallons of water Gaiy
forever, which purchase can be made at
the exDiratfon Of FIVE. ten or fifteen Years
from the date of contract. notice OF snten-
fion To purchase havsng been given one
year in advance of such purchase, the
sam of Gs.225.eW six million. TWO I'm
dred and twenty-five thousand dollar
We offera certified cheque for hun
dred thousand dollars on the First Nation
al Bank of Jersey City. payable TO the
Treasurer of Jersey City, as an evidence
of good faith. according to the terms OF
the specifications. which cheque Is in lieu
Of freehoiaer security
We annex to this proposal plans. general
drawings and details where necessary. 10
enable the Board to understand the
nature Of the works proposed TO be
built. and isn addition therstu fur
nssh the following description OF
said works and the proposed
POWERyILLE BID.
UNDER PLAN B.
WITH ONE 50 MILLION GALLON PIPE
These works are designed 10 supply q
million gallons per day when completed,
City ali elevation 210 There viii be
two reservoirs. one at Beach Glen and
TIE ether ii Lo1sWood. IS noted m the
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-02
NEW OFFICERS FOR Go. D.

Company y. of the Fourth Regiment,
held a meeting last flight at the Armory
to fill the position of Captain, made va
can't by the resagnsng Of CAPTAIN r. 3.
ONeiil- The election resulted in q
unanimous choice for Captain. in First
ant Mortimer J. Gleason was chosen TO
succeed Lieutenant See. and Citizen
Storey was elected to the Second Lieu-
tenancy. The choices were excellent
ones, az al the men are good soldiers.
Company D enjoyed a celebration after
the election.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-02
WAKING Up FOR THE WINTER.

The meeting of the Hudson City Bust
ness Mems Association. which was held
iast night in Prasser's Hall, was attended
py eight members. After taking in 500
.ol cues the meeting adjourned to Che
meeting was the first since July.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-02
Van Worst Field club.

The members Of the Van Worst Field
Club are making extensive preparations
for the coming football season. A team
will be organized, for which there are
already twenty-nine Candidates, and dates
will be arranged with the various foot
BAH teams through the eounty
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-02

The waters offered under this bid are
now pure and wholesome, and this COM
pany, with the corporation of the city
will enforce all present and fu-
ture laws of the State against
to pollute the sources Of supply 50
long as the works email in the control
of the p to the end thai the same
may be maintained IN their present state
of purity.
THE EAST JERSEY WATER CO,
By EDMUND LIE B. GARDINER,
Comptroller.
I hereby certify that the following reso-
luton was duly adopted at d meeting Of
the Board of Directors of the East Jersey
Water Company, held this 18th day of
August, 1885,
Resolved, That e. LIE B. Gardner,
Comptroller of this mpan be and he
is hereby authorized and empowered TO
present a bid to the proper authorities of
Jersey City in the form and on the con-
ditions and terms stated in the PROPOSE
ton hereto annexed.
q. 50 D. G. BAIRD,
Secretary.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-02
PROPOSALS FOR A NEW WATERS
SUPPLY FOR JERSEY CITY,
PRESENTED AUGUST
PowERvILLE BID, UNDER PLAN b
WITH TWO 25-MILLION
ON PTpHec

PowERvILLE BID, UNDER PLAN b
WITH TWO 25zNlILLIoN
The East Jersey Water Company pros
poses to provide a new supply Of wateF
to Jersey City and produce the result re-
CURED In Plan 3 and the specl6caCons
preceding, attached 70 and made a part Of
this proposal, subject to the options herein
expressed, for the following prsces:-
For each million gallons up to twenty
million gallons daily $50 thtrty-ave doll
lars.
For each million gallons In excess Ct
twenty million gallons daily Up TO thirty
million gallons daily $3.50 thirty-six dol
For each million gallons in excess Of
thirty million gallons daily up to forty
million gallons dahy $50 5hirty-hve dol
lars.
For each million gallons In excess OF
forty million daily NJ to fifty million gal
Ions daily G34) thirry-f0ur dollars.
For the water supply, water rights
lands. right OF way and easements neces-
sary 70 fulfill the requirements Of his
specification to the extent of fifty mil
hon gallons of water daily forever, to-
gether win the plant. storage reservoirs.
conduits and all necessary works and
appurtenances for the delivery to the
city of thirty-ave million gallons Of
water at all times, which purchase can
be made at the expiration Of five, ten
notice of intention to purchase having
been given one year in advance of such
purchase, the sum OF C6. g45, 0OO six mil
lion nine hundred and forty-aye thousand
dollars.
For the plant, water water rights.
storage reservoirs, conduits, lands and
right of way, and all appurtenances and
easements necessary to fulfill the require
nents of this specification TO the extent
of fifty million gallons Of water daily
forever, which purchase can be made at
the expiration of five, ten or fifteen years
from the date Of contract. notice of IN
TdnFf11 r. n4rrrh1coA a -1rr haon Ufr-Rr
one year in advance Of such purchase,
the sum Of fs6,945.00O six million nine
hundred and forty-fve thousand dollars.
We offer a certified check for one huns
bred thousand dollars on the First Ma
tional Bank Of Jersey City. payable to thu
Treasurer of Jersey City, as an evidence
of good faith, according to the terms OF
the specifications, which check is in lieu
OF freeholder security.
We annex to this proposal plans, gene
raj drawings and details where necessary
10 enable the Board to understand fha
nature of the works proposed to be bui3f,
and IN addition thereto furnish the fol-
lowing description of said works and the
proposed sources of supply.
BONNEVILLE BID,
UNDER PLAN 3.
WITH TWO N-MILLION GALLON
These works are designed to supply so
million gallons per day when completed,
all of which IS to be delivered in Jersey
City at elevation 20. There viii be two
reservoirs, n at Beach Glen and the
other at Longwood, as noted in the fol-
lowing table. The intake VIII be at Power
vile.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-02
for qMo1aem,


A. IN .,,sh ,,.,oan who r-ecsnt,v dined
.,,th CO. yS7,er II Morocco writos
: i - fa,aaus. A. ira sooruav Of the
r;r,ar,s no,,sa va assn,o,,nf and raising
4h-m,sb er,ntv ,aaus and wide messages
..x.,s ara ans+ara a. tbasr grim white
ns.s wa ara a,sharea mo one of those
-,,aa, ,r5 aaanfss,,, uaraass whieh the
MOONS 1ovs - ,n.,ch ana know so wen
abow - ,.nser attraofs.a between the
s.re ,r,rass 49, ga -. -,a,l,s WORK.
shat Has ,ba na+bs tba a+ss,l light Of
mao,, .,d monv nntarns fai,s while the
.haaourv avn,ra, - ne nambe,.z of the
s,,lfsn,s .,cnrs 80. ans rspass a dark
msn u,,th : snau hsard and mustache.
-r.athas u ~. enast ~ xhita wool and
ssln, .or,a,+s maAt ~ n ss The Grand
v;z,sr 4 msn,,ts la5er and we are en-
from the garden BY an arcade of horse
shoe arches. an apartment rich in deli
cate inla4d tile work, in a~rabesques, and
Inscriptions In lace-ike plaster, and with
q ceiling Of gorgeous painted wood, rising
in arches and uomes Of intricate carving
and delicate color; here a puzzling geo.
metric design OIL S1t1EQ DS4lNAS 6ltA lRclE
failing in -.stalaotftiesp to end In drops
OF gold. or disappear into the projecting
designs OF tile or arabesque. Now, at
last. one cannot shelp thinking. the Iand
of the ARABIAN Nights Is reached
In a do4aed recess in the garden. lit
with fantastic Lanterns. are the musi-
cans. their voices and music at this dis
tanee rising ana failing in weird har-
anon,ons oaaapcss an effeet thai Is auick-
Az DESTROYED an tbai7 anpraa chanx nearer
far fhs Maors cannat a,sor,rasnate he
swse sinptns and sbaa,tsnx or natwaen
se,,na ana Noise Tho parsen barora us Is
4hraaaaa u,.tb roisaa ana ts,sa notbs in
usbsch bara ana .hare whara bubble ana
sn,ash ri+4ts ra,,rtasns IN msrhle basins
ana ssanos ,nslas awpv crow sha 6Itb ana
na,.au : go, 80 -
-. IL baant ~ 1870 - ao+,aur
Dinner Is a~hnouhcsa' Aho' dea py the
slzler' we pass Gown me length OF 1he
garden, amons courfiers, soldiers and
saves ana nno ourselves entering 2 sec
ono ana even more gorgeous apartment
than we had Just left. Under the arcade
of arches that gives entrance to this
=
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-02

The waters offered under this bid are
now pure and wholesome, and this com
pany, with the cooperation of the city,
will enforce all present and future laws
of the State against all persons polluting
or attempting to pollute the sources of
supply, so long as the works remain in
the control of this company, to the end
that the same may be maintained In their
present state of purity.
THE EAST JERSEY WATER COM
PANY,
Comptroller.
I hereby certify that the following reso-
luton was duly adopted at a meeting of
the Board of Directors of the East Jer-
sey Water Company, held this 18th day
of August, 1895.
Comptroller Of this company, be and is
hereby authorized and empowered to pre-
sent a bid TO the proper authorities Of
Jersey City in the form and on the con-
ditions and terms stated in the proposition
hereto annexed.
H.S.) D. B. BAIRD.
Secretary.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-02
cA4AsR4 cATARRH

Is a local disease and Is
the result of colds and
sudden climatic chan
ges. jtcan be cured BY a
pleasant remedy which
is applied directly INTO
the fosfriis and contains
no mercury nor any
other injurious drug.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-02

among these Will he the entire New York
A team of athfetes.A All or tie stars
ard Pastime Athlete Clubs besides d
couple Of good ones frern Yale. The most
noted of the contestants IN each race will
BET
= Reilly, John j. Keane, N. zinn and
w. Flores.
M0 yards-Keane. Halpin. Garvans Jones
and Reed.
+. Cregan, A. Reaningtons "A. 3. Da1by,
A. e. Temlinson and T. Cannon.
40 yards runAK. F. MeCrae, f. P. Gar
ysH, f. ]. Coriey, c. NJ. Cohen and r. J.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-02
Lively sbumeboard Match.

Switchboard will be more popular this
season than last, and already have ar
engagements been made for tournaments
and match games. The tables at several
Of the resorts have been utilized since
the cool weather set in and already
matches are talked of. while one was
played last evening at Corley's. between
Martin Gregory Of Harrison and Alexan-
der Duncan of this city, which was for
$40 a side. 1t consisted of 100 points and
Gregory won. He was a too strong
for his opponent. who, although making
some pretty slides, was not as clever in
placing or covering, still he played a
hard game, n with a little more prac-.
tice will makes some of the cracks hustle.
The score was
Gregory :. ........21 20 II 20 1910
Duncan -. ~ ....l6 81 ID IL ID So
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-02
FRIDAY Night RInemen.

The members Of the Friday Night Rifle
Club are spending much Of their time
these cool evenings at the rifle range,
and are doing a large amount of prac-
tice. They are the only club that has
persevered in their practice during the
warm weather; and with this and the
frequent successful fishing trips the
members have had a very enjoyable sea-
son of 1t. In both they have been un-
usually successful. At the last meeting
these scores were registered:-A. Guerber,
2S7; G. Wendt, 2Sf; F. Murker, 2s3; Henry
Sc~hroeders 22S; c. Yang, 227; J.syallean,
225; Louis Kuncken, 215; Walter, 214;
Weber, 20S; r. Danson, 206; S~chwinge,
206; Hanger, 204; r. kuncken. 201.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-02


This company. with the cooperation Of
the city, will enforce all present and fu-
ture laws Of the State against all per-
sons and towns and cities poiluting or att
tempting to pollute the sources of sup
ply, SO long as the works remain In the
control Of the company, to the end that
the same may be maintained In a stats
OF purity.
THE EAST JERSEY WATER COM
PANY.
BY EDMUND LIE 3. GARDINER,
Comptroller.
I hereby certify thai the following reso-
luton, adopted at a meeting of the Board
Of Directors Of the East Jersey Water
Company, held this 18th day Of August.
1885,
Resolved, That E. LIE B.. Gardiner.
Comptroller of this Company, be and he
Is hereby authorized and empowered to
present a bid to the proper authorities
Of Jersey City in the form and on fhe
conditions and terms stated IN the propo-
sition hereto annexed.
D. c.. BAIRD.
IL. 81 Secretary.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-02
Long Tour on RscycleS.

n Castle Point Cyelers of Hoboken
are rolling up the mileage records very
rapidly, and several Of the cyclers have.
made long pleasure tours on their wheels.
On Sunday Captain Cecil s. Hasbrouck
and Lieutenant Fred ". Mittlesdorf re-
turned from a weeks outing. They start
cd a week ago for Ellenyille on their
wheels, in company with Alonzo W..
Let's. and from there succeeded in wheel:
ing over the Shawangunk range of noun
tains to Kingston, and from there cross
ed the river to Rhinebeck, where Let's
left them and rode on to Albany. Has
brouck n Mittlesdorf continued on
down the river to Newburgh, and from
there wheeled to Port Jervis, and thence
to the Delawar Water Gap. They re-
turned home delighted with the beauty
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-02

Of the Board of Directors Of the East!
Jersey Water Company held this 18th
day Of August, 1896
Izesolved. hi E. LIE B.. Gardiner
ts hereby authorized ana empowered to
present a bid to the proper authorities of
Jersey City in the form and on the coEdi-
tf0ns and terms stated In the proposition
hereto annexed.
H. 81 D. G. BAIRD,
Saeretary.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-02
following table, The intake viii be Al
Powerville:

Beach Glen q $500 122 It's proportion
Longwood p 2.7oo l2 lis proportion
Of 50tnniu- gals
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-02

Beach Glen q $500 IL It's proportion
Longwocd q 2.W 122 rs proportion
of so mill gals
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-02

Black trimmings have been revived
again with great furore. and the use of
the narrow black velvet ribbon is becom-
Ing more popular every day. Rows and
rows Of II are seen on most of the newest
gowns, the fayorite width about a GUAR
ter Of an inch, and 1T Is put on by sewing
only one edge, leaving the other free.
This certainly rHvents the stiff look.
which, when 1T was sewed on both edges.
very Often made 1t look like braid. 1t
seems an odd fad to put it. on muslin
gowns. but on pale pink muslin. or, IN
deed, on any Of the delicate coiors, 1t is
much used en- the hounoes aid ruffles.
Black satin is used to make the folded
corseacts and bo~dice-shaped belts, which,
when they aars becoming, are extremely
so, and when unbecomtnR should b.
avoided like the plague. Straps from
fhe shoulders to the bust are often put
on in black satin. They ars finished
with q burton Of rhinestunes ana a fail Of
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-02

PROPOSALS FOR A NEW WATER
SUPPLY FOR JERSEY CITY
PRESENTED AUGUST "a, 1896.
PORT DRAM AND BEACH GLEN BID,
UNDER PLAN E,
WITH TWO 25-MILLION GALLON
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-09
Times Change
AND
Men Change
WITH THEM.


After twenty-three years of the greatest
business success, while confined entirely to
the Masonic fraternity for it's business, the
time has come when in the judgment of
the members of the NORTHWESTERN
MASONIC AID ASSOCIATION, their busi-
ness has outgrown the order AT a meet
ing held In the city of Chicago, ILL.,, June
4th, the name of the company was changed
to the NORTHWESTERN LIFE ASSUR-
ANCE COMPANY sf...f
Here is its record:
IT HAS TO DATE PAID $1S,0O0,OOO IN
DEATH CLAIMS
IT is TODAY FINANCIALLY STRONG
Err THAN AM OLD LINE. COMPANY
IN THE UNITED STATES.
IT WRITES TODAY THE MOST LIB
ERAL POLICY EVER WRITTEN.
IT OWNS TODAY s2.66 FOR EVERY
DOLLAR IT OWES.
The Equitable has only $1.25, the New York
Life only $116 the Penn Mutual S1.A, the
Aetna $119 Northwestern Mutual S1.25, ETC.,
etc.ll We offer double the protection Of
fered by any other company. And ABOVE
and BEYOND ALL THIS, its RATES are
LOWER than any of the 'old liners" 1t
sells Insurance at cost under the "ABSO-
Lutte SECURITY PLAN which you win
buy If you investigate.
/. I. McAULlFFE, General Agent,
80 Chalifoux Building.
3-10-tu-sun-fri-6m Hf