Michigan Mutual Life Ins. Co.

HOW CAN I BORROW SOME MONEY ? Many men who least expect it get involved. Even a small amount at such times would help a man over a hard place. If he has invested in an "Accumulative Bond," issued by the MICHIGAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. he can borrovv the cash value at 7 per cent. per annum without invalidating his insurance. The merits of this bond need only to be known to be appreciated. Take a 20-year Bond - age 30 - cost of $5,000 Bond per year, $257. Total paid company in 2Oyears, $5,1 40, resulting at end of twenty years as follovvs: Guaranteed cash $5,000, and surplus predicted say $4.000. Total in cash at end of term, $9,000 - an estimated profit of $3,860 upon investment. Besides this, if he dies during the term, the Company will pay $5,000, and in addition all payments up to time of death. Better than Savings Banks, Loan Associaations or Government Bonds. Assets, $3,007,553. 1 3. Surplus, $439,556.95. I. S. FARRANO. President. 0. R. LOOKER, Secretary. WM. A. BUTLER, Vice-Prest. H. F. FREDE, Asst. Sec. Agents wanted. Liberal contracts offered to men who can secure business. J. H. ROBINSON, General Agent f or Michigan, Office over First National Bank, DETROIT, MICH. B. J. CO1MR AD, Representative, Ann Arbor, Mich.