ARE NOW LOCATED IN THE NEW SOHMER BUILDING FIFTH AVENUE CORNER 22d STREET

THE "SOHMER" HEADS THE LIST OF THE HIGHEST GRADE PIANOS

W. T. GREGG, 104 Fulton Street, New York

The Mutual

Life Insurance Company

OF NEW YORK

RICHARD A. McCURDY, President

Did more business in 1901 than during any previous
year of its history. It easily maintains its position
as "the largest, strongest, most progressive life insur-
ance company in the World."

Income exceeds

=

Assets over

=

$200,000.00 a day
$350,000,000.00

The assets of The Mutual Life are clean and well in-
vested. The Company refuses to take risks in countries
where climatic conditions are at all dangerous, and it
does nor write insurance on subjects who are in any
respect below standard. The result of this careful
management is that a policy in The Mutual Life is
not only an absolute protection, but a profitable in-
vestment as well.

The Mutual Life has returned to Policy-holders the enormous sum of over $550,000,000

Its rates are lower than those of any of the other
great companies and its guarantees are higher.

Its policies are free from technicalities and broadly
Every penny of profit belongs to the policy-

liberal.