The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-05

Harry
"Oh, IL l could only hope to-er-er.'
Another failure of language. II was
seemingly hopeless ease, and il
might have only been "A demur
Harry. I've said yes twice. and il
you mean it, / mean ii, too, and-and
and"
And To this day the young man will
insist that he popped the question and
il wasn't long before there was we'd
ding. Not much longer before letter
came from Hattie's Uncle Bin in Call
umet, Michigan. who wrote effusively
of her grit, and proposed that If the
young people would locate in Calumet
he would give them "A start i'm life OF
course they accepted and they were
soon bidding their friends adieu. A
few days subsequent to the above con-
versation a travel-stained party arrived
in Calumet our friend Uncle Bill
was in charge, and he led the party
straight to his home.
TO guard against any unforeseen
misfortune" says Uncle Bill to Harry,
Il would suggest that you insure your
life 10 provide for your family i'm case
Of your death, and for yourself in old
age. We have first-class company
represented i'm this city. 1t is the
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
company of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, of
which NJ. f.. O'Brien is General Agent
with offices in the First National Bank
Bldg, Laurium. The North Western
Mutual Life is one of the strongest
and most reliable life insurance COM
panies in the world. 1t is purely mu-
tual. and all its assets. surplus and
earnings belong to its policy holders.
Its policies as now issued, contain no
restriction as to residence, travel, occu-
patton. or habit of life after one year.
Its policies have also annual dividends,
and are issued only upon iirst-class
lives, residing in the healthy parts of
the United States The policies con-
tain guaranteed loan and cash values.
The values are free from annoying re-
strictions and limitations. Its policies
as to options of settlement are the YER
liable last will of the insured, and sub
ject to codicil, changing in the man.
ner of payment to suit any unforeseen
contingency. The North Western Mu-
tual Life policy is one contract paid
by one premium, and covers all and
more than is covered by several poll
cies of other companies paid for by
several premiums. After two years,
you can settle your policy at any time,
and in the way that suits your circum-
stances at the time. After the first
year, you have annual dividends which
may be used either to increase your in
surance or reduce the payments, or
drawn in cash. Their dividends are
larger than those paid by any company.
When you have The North Western"
of Milwaukee. you have the best in life
insurance. 1t is unnecessary to have
the full premium at the time the policy
is applied for as | know of numerous
cases where Mr.. O'Brien has extended
credit. and accepted monthly payments.
During this time the policy is in full
force and in event of death during this
interval the claim is paid promptly
and in full. Mr.. O'Brien, if necessity
should require. would help you to pay
future payments by extending the time
of the payment. Call on him for furth-
er particulars"
and next comes the builder" says
the old gentleman to Harry. "One of
the leading men i'm this line in Calumet
is William f. Milford, with office at POS
Fifth street. The builders occupy one
of the most important branches of in
dustry Of which this country has rea-
son to be proud for it is principally on
them that the fame and popularity of
our large cities depend. William +.
Milford is an excellent example in his
chosen line, and every little detail is
carefully looked after from foundation
TO roof. and at the same time he offers
inducements impossible to be secured
elsewhere, his connections being as
widespread as his facilities are perfect.
William f. Milford never uses shoddy
material, and your plans will be carried
out to perfection. He is rapid. too;
the stills won't rot before the roof is on.
william F. Milford believes in the old
proverb: whatever is worth doing at
all is worth doing we'll" Since embark
ing in business he has shown himself
to be a thorough master of the most
plans and exacting specih-
cations. He cheerfully furnishes es-
Inmates. and when quoted they are In
yariably found to be as low as the
usage of good material and workman
shin will allow. William f. Milford is
a general contractor and builder. He
furnishes estimates and contracts for
everything in the building line i'm Calu-
met. or any part OF the Copper Coun-
try"
I'VE will call on Thomas Bastian
Room 6. First National Bank building
Laurium," says the old gentleman to
Harry. He is the party to do the
on your house. Thomas
Bastian is an experienced and practical
pIasterer, and all work Is conducted
under his personal supervision, thus as
surfing you such work as will stand the
most critical tests. both In regard to
the materials used and workmanship
All work done by Thomas
Bastian is a sure guarantee of its SUI
He has received many
praiseworthy remarks for its thor