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Show THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE U. S. 165 BROADWAY, NEW YORK The Fifty-fifth Annu?l Report of the Society embodying its Financial Statement, Schedules of Investments, and full details regarding its progress during the year 1914 will -be sent to any address on application. Increases are shown in Outstanding Insurance, Assets, Surplus, Income from Investments, and Payments to Policyholders, accompanied by a decrease in Expenses. Outstanding Insurance. Dec. 31, 1914 $1,494,234,342 New Insurance Paid For in 1914 $T3867367 Admitted Assets, Dec. 31, 1914 $T36,l76840 General Insurance Reserve. ..$441, 198,837 Other Liabilities 9.866,637 $ 451,065,474 Surplus Reserves: For Distribution to Policyholder, Policyhold-er, in 1915 $12,287,757 Held awaiting apportionment upon deferred dividend polictea 62,148,865 For Conttngencie 10,874,744 $ 85,311,366 Gross Income from Investments $ 23,734,855 Premium Income $ 54,579,766 Payments to Policyholders in 1914 $ WoXwl Death Claims Pajd in 1914 . $ 19,919,461 9'A of the Death Claims paid In the Unltod Statea and Canada wera Bettlcd within twenty-four hours after receipt of duo proof of death. The Mortality Rate for the year was 714 lower than the average for the last fifteen years. The service which the Equitable offers i3 comprehensive and efficient Its Policies are simple, direct and liberal, and are issued on all standard forms, for the protection of individuals, individ-uals, firms, and corporations. ELMER A. RICHER, ACIENCY MAN'AOUfl, ::Vi:n NEVHOUHE BUILDING, Prf irU-nt HALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. n l.iui..iii "Me for 'GETS-IT' W-.cn I Have Corns" Kimpln An Saying It; Ncvor Fails. It dries yimr lii-.ul r"od to S'e tiow nnd oui'l''v n oy corn euii''i col wh 11 "ii pot "( ; KTS-'I'" oil! Atlfl Iticn v.-h, 11 'mi'v.i j;oihi ululi fi-r J-c.'ua trying Si- -,'llt".v 'CF.T3.rl" ',y &:, -v Cor.F.ll Vtoi''''s,'lVi't.';-. i-V 1' 1 j ft rylliliiK. vli'-n yniTv,. r.at ui nl.-liln wriiiil'liuJ ui ymir Ifn-H In I m to In i:r-i. f.iiini 1 1 111: 00 :ili-s that till, off in- fuM-ll 1111 thn Chi, ri.iiilln on rnttiitl I'lai'lMS ttuit liiiiln- ni MM oup-ey,(!, i1 In 1 1 k 1 1 1 f-1 Im; your hie jt ivltli iiiZ'irM. .Inlilillii? 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The famous "Tuxedo Process" ffe Al !. 1 -T . :'.''frV:i ? Has taken that all out There's just simple, j$ H i i k! jfjlll Ip'zi; t ' I creamy-smooth smoker's delight in mild, rich, jl 1:Piyt!J'--.;j'- mellow, superb Tuxedo. : ''''iC.i.V i YOU CAN BUY TUXEDO EVERYWHERE W tl ' ' ' ;rV5 -tS"J??3 'T-j-i' I i' Conenient, glatiino aai Famous Green Tin f f if M V-i)fr-y-' i'' wrapped, mouture- Hf with sold lettering. I I !f f S H 5 ,' ".. ,-ir---V.iii,l.Vs-j7v-';-''- ' !' proof pooch . . . . eurred to fit pocket 5. V '' - -S -i ? --'xl M V "'- ' D ' ! f i ' - 'i:ZX:itt,;-1' -' ' "i n Tin HumlJm 40c enj 80c la Oca Humidors 50c ani 90 :uj t:r THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY Many Recoveries From Lung Trouble Ii'-'k man's Alterative las r- -?tortl to health manv s;;t Tfors inn-i Iuv.l: irou-hlt-. liraj what it Old :n tlu. iaj. . Wilmmnton, Del. "Gentlemen: In January, 1;a!, I t,ik:n with hemorrhanes of the lons. My physician, a leading practitioner, ea.d th.it It was lung trouble. I aot very weak. 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