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If you want to be Healthy, wealthy and wise Always eat Gerhardt's

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Ask vour grocer for our latest brand, "German Bread. Etfery thing contained in the grain is ground into the flour used in toe bread. Eat "German" Bread and you will never be troubl$ witti^ dyspepsia.

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In its fifty-one years of business it has 1 eeeWd from its members..-. S192.ltl.S05.6i

I of which it has returned to itsniembers. in payment of Death claims and Endowments 102,683,616.87 or 53.4- per cent. •Pividunds 55,966,703.04 or 29.1 per cent.

Surrendered Policies.,.,. .. ii8,h03,720.U2 or 12.4-per cent.

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Fir© Association of feiiadelphia, Assets Jan. 1, '97, $5,923,124.00 •„.•• .Surplus to Policy holders, 1,506,384.00

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North British and Mercantile, Assets Jan. 1/97, $4,067,361,00 Surplusto pdlicy holders, 1,892,919.00

•The Standard Accident ins. Go., of Detroit, D. M. Ferry, President. .Assets over a million dollars. Surplus $264,820,25. Its Business Man's Policy is unsurpassed.

The Connecticut Mutual Life Ins. Co:, of Hartford^ Conn., which has shown the following-:

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