The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-26
LIFE A
MODEL COMPANY
Phenomenal Success Attrib-
uted to the Energetic, Up
to-Date Policy of Officers
IT'S PRACTICAL APPROVAL
IT'S PRACTICAL APPROVAL
Those Insured Throughout Forty
Two States Attest the Faith
the Public Have in It.
\ PRoFIT-sHARING COMPANY
Policies Simple, Explicit and Equitable,
With Honest Dealings, Have Placed
the Company in Front Rank.

a Few years ago the Fidelity Mutual
Life insurance Company of this city
surprised the public by the erection of
the first twelve-story office building on
North Broad street, and people then
began to realize the Importance and
prominence it attained through the eff
forts of it's founder and president. Mr..
l.. G. Fouse, and his co-workers. Since
then the yearly progress of the new
company has been watched with I'M
usual interest by its friends. including.
| 900 policy holders domiciled through
out forty-two states.
| Yesterday afternoon, at it's twenty
second annual meeting, President
Fouse presented the most gratifying re-
port ever made of the company's adj
ivancement, showing an increase as
compared with 1S99 in income of IA
per cent; assets, Is per cent, with ratio
of assets to liabilities of 13O, as against
the general average of all companies
to about $50, o00,O 900. This is a remark
able showing, as the most prominent
Western and many of the large Eastern
companies had about s21, 900, 900 less in
surance at the same age.
In volume of new business written
during 1900 the Fidelity stands eleventh
among the fifty-seven standard legal
reserve companies, although the ma
state managers are enthusiastic over it's
future, as shown in the following tele-
grams:
From Mississippi: Am exceedingly
gratified with the glorious 1900 success
of the Fidelity. Best wishes for the
company and it's matchless president"
Illinois: 1.-The results must certainly
be very satisfactory to the officers. I
believe 1901 will be the greatest year
in the history of the Fidelity
Colorado: 1.-The years result is mag
nifieent. Congratulations to the officers
and the vigorous mentality. wholesome
simplicity and determined ambition of
the Fidelity's president"
4NcOEdSkd- GIcdl- w DIS lSUV lOI tliS
Fidelity"
: Virginia: "Am more than gratified
at the general result"
ALWAYS UP TO DATE.
President Fouse and his officers have
kept abreast of the times and enlarged
the F'idelitys operations until it now
makes insurance of every kind on lives
and grants and purchases annuities.
The Fidelity has always stood for
sound and enduring life insurance. di
vested of the obnoxious forfeitable
feature It's policies are simple. ex
plicit and equitable and adapted to the
needs of people differently Circumstance
ed Many of the provisions are origin
al and of special value, such as COM
bining income to the insured with in
surance for the family. installment and
annuity privileges, cessation of premi-
ums or an annuity equal thereto in the
event of total blindness. deafness or
| disablement through mental or bodily
disease.
| Economical management is guaran-
| teed by AN EXPENSE LIMITATION
l. IN EVERY POLICY, which is strik-
| ingly unique and commendatory fea-
ture, as it assures to every policy-holder
his full share of the companys earn
ings, under it's practical mutual profit
sharing basis, as called for in his con-
| tract This guarantee, the care exer-
| cised in the acceptance of only hea'th''
lives, the fixed policy of the directors
! to avoid speculative and FOREIGN in
vestments and the fact that the COM
pany has no accumulated interest de-
ficiency to make good-as many OF the
older companies have or will have
combine to assure the continuance o.
! The Fidelity's very exceptional success.
FIDLITY's DIRECTORS.
The old board of directors were re-
elected and are: L. G. Fouse, president
Fidelity Mutual Life: Alex. Mcknight,
vice president Fidelity Mutual Lie;
10. c. Bosbyshel1, treasurer Fidelity Mu-
tual Life: Conrad B. Day, president
! Philadelphia Casualty Company; Geo
w. Kendrick. Jr., vice president Union
Surety and Guar. Co.: A. P. Flint, with
American Book Company. N. Y; VIM.
G. Fischer, pianos and organs: Geo. w.
Roydhouse. president Northwestern
National Bank; Nathan T. Folwell, Inn
porter. all of Philadelphia; Hon. Levi
B. Haley. president National Bank of
! I
Hale jenkins. attorney-at-law, Norris
town, Pa. Nathan t. Folwe1 of Fol-
well Brothers & Company, importers
and manufacturers of dry goods, was
elected to fill the vacancy caused by
death of ]. Simpson Africa.-Philadel-
lphia Inquirer, January 9, 1901
BE SURE AND SEE THE CON
TRACTS OFFERED BY THE FIDEL-
lITY MUTUAL LIFE BEFORE TAX
ING ANY INSURANCE.
POLICIES CAN BE TURNED INTO
IAN ANNUITY SHOULD POLICY
HOLDER BECOME INCAPACITAT-
led FOR BUSINESS. ALL PREM
lIJMS CEASING AT ONCE.
AN ORDINARY LIFE POLICY FOR
SO. 600. age 35. COSTS $3.50 QUAR-
ITERLY, LESS DIVIDENDS.
CHAS. II. GILMAN,
= General Agent, 2o4 Judd Bldg.