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Comer Second Avenue and Nineteenth Street.
Corner Second Avenue and Nineteenth Street.
CHARLES NEUMANN.
A Bargain Is a Necessary Article Purchased for Less Than Its
Real Value.
Our Offerings for This Week Are Genuine, Sound Money,
Silver Lined Bargains.
Dress Goods.
Our Dress Goods sales have- been far in advance of
our most sanguine expectations. Having just received
five cases of new goods for thi3 department we feel con
fident that we can please the most fastidious up-to-date.
Our success we attribute to having the right goods at
the right prices
45 pieces Camel Hair Suitings, extra heavy,
suitable for tailor made suits, in browns,
greens, grays, blues and other mixtures
at.49c a yard
(The wholesale price of these goods the first of the season wusS3c.)
25 pieces Wool and Mohair mixtures, beau
tiful patterns, all colors, sturdy, service
able goods, excellent value at 85c; we
sell them for.59c a yard
20 pieces Tufted Boucle in tan and black,
garnet and black, green and black, blue
and black and other shades, the very
latest weave for handsome, dressy suits,
regular $1.50 goods, at.... 7.89c a yard
Cloaks.
We are carrying double our usual stock of Cloaks.
We are showing a magnificent stock of misses’ and
children’s goods at prices never before equaled.
Ladies’ Black Boucle cloth double cape,
wide,^ turn-down collars, entire cape
trimmed with deep band of black satin
and rows of stitching, worth $10.00..... .At $5.88
Ladies’ black Jackets, shield front, mandalin
sleeves, satin faced, worth $10.At $6.35
Ladies’ serge lined, Thibet trimmed, silk plush
Capes, worth $14.00...At $8.98
Ladies’ all wool, heavy weight serge double
capes, worth $4.00.At $1.68
We don’t pretend to be the largest house
in the city or that we are headquarters lor
house furnishings, but we do say, and our
prices prove it, that we are selling Blankets,
Comforts, Table Linens and Towels cheaper
than any house in Birmingham.
Extra size, extra heavy Comforts,
worth #1.00 ------ 72 cents
Good quality 10-4 wool blankets $1.65 each
11-4 Counterpanes, worth #1.75, at 98ceach
68-inch all linen Satin Damask,
worth 85 cents, at - - - - 69 CGlltS
64-inch German Damask, worth 75
cents, at*-- - - - - - 49 cents
08x36 all linen Huck Towels,
worth 25 cents, at - - - - 15 Cents
Underwear.
We told you last week that the blizard was
:om'noT and gave you warning th it we had
reduced all prices in this department to within
the reech of all.
Our gents’ $1.00 Camel Hair garments
ire worth #1.50 each.
Our gents’ 50 cent Scotch wool gar
ments are worth 75 cents each.
Our ladies’ 98 cent Wool Ribbed gar
ments are worth $1.35 each.
Our ladies’ $1.25 Ribbed Wool garments
ire worth #2.00 each.
Our ladies’ fleece lined 69 cent garments
ire worth 85 cents each.
152-inch all wool Cloths, worth 75c, at . > . . . . 44jb
52-inch Novelty Suitings, worth 85c, at.49£
38-inch all wool Henriettas, worth 50c, at.24c
36-inch Novelty Suitings, worth 35c, at . . ..‘i . . . 21b
36-inch all wool Flannel Suitings, worth 50c, at . . . 29p
Sicilian Cloths, 50-inch goods, worth #1.75, at . . . $1.22
46-inch silk and wool Mixtures, worth 85c, at ... 49fe
Specials for
Every Day
During The Week.;
Good yard-wide Domestic at 5c a yard.
Good heavy Cotton Flannel at 5c a yard.
Best Indigo Prints at 5c a yard.
Good quality all wod gray or blue Flannel at 22c a yard.
Best quality of 25c fast black Hose at 20c a pair.
Ladies’ $1.75 Union Suits at fii.ig each.
A good all wool Double Cape at 98c.
Children’s and Misses’ Underwear at half price.
We Are City Agents for the P. Centemeri Kid Gloye, tlie Best Glove Made.
GROSS SURPLUS DEC. 31, 1894.
Equitable.. .$37,481,009
Mutual... .. 22,729,570
New York. 21,576,751
Northwestern. 14,100,876
Mutual Benefit. 3,862,742
Connecticut Mutual. 7,763,270
Etna. 6,859,919
Penn Mutual. 2,334,600
Prov. Life and Trust. 3,305,334
New England Mutual 2,049,607
RATIO OF ASSETS TO LIABILITIES
DECEMBER 31, 1894.
Equitable.125.40
Mutual. 112.55
New York. 115.30
Northwestern. 123.83
Mutual Benefit. 107.46
Connecticut Mutual. 114.25
Etna. 119.55
Penn Mutual. 110.34
Prov. Life and Trust. 113.93
New England Mutual.... 109.23
RATIO OF SURPLUS TO LIABILITIES
DECEMBER 31, 1894.
Per cent.
Equitable.25.40
Mutual. 12.55
New York. 16.30
Northwestern. 23.83
Mutual Benefit. 7.46
Connecticut Mutual. 14.25
Etna. 19.55
Penn Mutual. 10.34
Prov. Life and Trust. 13.93
New England Mutual. 9.23
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ASSURANCE IN FORCE DECEMBER
31, 1894.
Equitable.. $913,556,733
Mutual. 854,710,761
New York. 813,294,160
Northwestern . 340,697,569
Mutual Benefit .... 209,369,628
Connecticut Mutual 156,686,871
Etna . 135,907,790
Penn Mutual . 126,637,075
Prov.Llfe and Trust 103,671,924
New England Mutual 93,868,387
INCOME SAVED FOR INVESTMENT
IN 1894.
Equitable.. .$16,243,243
Mutual . 14,877,638
New York . 12,343,884
Northwestern . 8,785,132
Mutual Benefit . 2,192,565
Connecticut Mutual.. 620,199
Etna . 1,689,380
Penn Mutual . 2,098,393
Frov. Life and Trust. 2,191,993
New' England Mutual 769,743
INCREASE IN ASSETS IN 10 YEARS,
1885-’94.
Equitable. .$127,173,189
Mutual. 100,194,322
New York. 103,561,792
Northwestern. 60,760,484
Mutual Benefit. 17,049,069
Connecticut Mutual. 8,801,432
Etna. 12,219,441
Penn Mutual. 15,261,383
Prov.Llfe and Trust 17,891,778
•Jew England Mutual 7,172,342
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SURPLUS EARNED IN 1894.
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Equitable —$8,181,068
Mutual. 8.010,801
New York. 6,209,629
Northwestern. 4,003,745
Mutual Benefit. 1,933,648
Connecticut Mutual.. 1,816,234
Etna. 1,165,673
Penn Mutual. 1,008,160
Prov. Life and Trust. 1,142,404
New England Mutual 863,662
CASE DIVIDENDS PAID IN 1894.
Equitable — $2,139,735
Mutual. 1,308,345
New York... 1,681,755
Northwesern. 1,261,325
Mutual Benefit. 1,674,264
Connecticut Mutual.. 1,265,415
Etna. 806,859
Penn Mutual. 750,281
Prov. Life and Trust. 644,682
New England Mutual 863,662
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The Best of All
In All Things at All Times.
There are many GOOD life insurance companies, but among
them all there must be one BEST THE BEST is THE EQUIT
ABLE. If you wish to know why, send for: i, the report of the
Superintendent of Insurance for the State of New York on the ex
amination of The Equitable; 2, for actual results of maturing poli
cies; 3, for statement of death claims paid in 1894. Then you will
know the three great reasons of The Equitable’s supremacy: 1st,
its financial stability; 2d, its great profits and advantages to living
policy-holders; 3d, the promptness of its payments and liberality
of its settlements.
The Equitable Life Assurance Society
* JAS. W. ALEXANDER, Vico-Presidont OF THE USTHD STATES. - H. B. HYDE, President
Alabama Department—Clark & Jackson, Managers; Louis V. Clark,
J. Kirk Jackson. L.- D. Burdette, Cashier.
OFFICES—2021 First Avenue, Southern Club Bnilding, Birmingham, Ala. '
Assets, $185,044,310. Surplus, $37,481,069.
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INCREASE IN SURPLUS IN 10
YEARS, I885-’94.
Equitable.. $27,017,995
Mutual. 16,662,694
New York. 14,888,707
Northwestern. 10,693,983
Mutual Benefit. 722,365
Connecticut Mutual. 3,663,863
Etna. 1,890,063
Penn Mutual. 1,052,649
Prov.Llfe and Trust.. 1,761,370
New England Mutual —453,790
(Decrease.)
INCREASE IN ASSURANCE IN FORCE
IN 10 YEARS, 1885-’95.
Equitable. .$604,147,562
Mutual. 502,921,476
New York. 583,911,674
Northwestern. 241,903,687
Mutual Benefit. 73,625,985
Connecticut Mutual 4,466,186
Etna. 61,244,205
Penn Mutual. 82,667,219
Prov. Life and Trust 61,980,166
'lew England Mutual 81,239,691
4NCI1KASE IN PREMIUM INCOME
IN TEN YEARS, 1885-94.
Equitable.'.. $24,007,601
Mutual. >. 22,272.905
New York. 18.452.023
Northwestern. 9.381,890
Mutual Benefit. 3,278.187
Connecticut Mutual. . —29,465
(Decrease.)
Etna. 2,145.024
Penn Mutual. 8,564,967
Prov. Life and Trust 2,509,757
New England Mutual 1,075,849
INCREASE IN INTEREST INCOME
IN TEN YEARS, 1885-94.
Equitable.... $4,658,646
Mutual. 3,882,786
New York. 4,176,860
Northwestern. 2,216,820
Mutual Benefit. 991,896
Connecticut Mutual... 431,179
ftna. 634,458
enn Mutual. 692,894
Prov. Life and Trust., 861,761
New England Mutual 281,648
INCREASE IN TOTAL INCOME IN
TEN YEARS, 1885-94.
Equitable. .$28,666,246
Mutual.
Now York..
Northwestern.
Mutual Benefit.
Connecticut Mutual..
Etna...
Penn Mutual.
Prov. Life and Trust
New England Mutual.
26,661,211
22,660,662
Increase in Payments to Policy
Holders in Ten Years, I885-’94.
Equitable... $12,278,566
Mutual. 7.166,195
New York. 8,930,048
Northwestern.. ..... 2,666,193
Mutual Benefit. 2,619.123
Connecticut Mutual. 687,806
Etna. 1,142,909
Penn (Mutual. 2,068,368
Prov. Life and Trust 1,726,611
New England Mutual 652,042
INCOMP SAVED FOR INVESTMENT
IN TEN YEARS, 1885-’94.
Equitable. .$126,000,761
Mutual.. .. 91,621,748
New York.. . 97,643,828
Northwestern. 48,421,188
Mutual Benefit. 16.776,122
Connecticut Mutual.. 8,633.528
. 11,838,633
Penn Mutual. 15,091,784
Prov. Life and Trust 17,616,426
New England Mutual 7,644,951
SURPLUS EARNED IN TEN YEARS,
i&85-’94.
Equitable.. $46,258,509
Mutual. 41,384,129
New York. 33,993,408
Northwesern. 21,098,960
Mutual Benefit. 14.798,901 ’
Connecticut Mutual. 15,502,406
Etfca.... . 8,266,010
Penn Mutual...,. 6,843,544
Prov.Llfe and Trust 6,627,617
New England Mutual 4,904,633