PREMIUMS FOR JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. We have renewed our arrangement with the Webb C. Ball Watch Co., Cleveland, O., for an unlimited number of watches as premiums; watches that are guaranteed to be O. K. in every respect, and will be given as premiums under the following conditions: LADIES' WATCH.-For 30 subscribers named and $30.00, the Ladies' Queen Watch, 17 jewelled, 14 karat, gold filled case, retail price, $20.00. GENTLEMEN'S WATCH.-For 60 subscribers named and $60.00, Gentlemen's B. of L. E. Standard, 17 jewelled, 14 karat, gold filled case, retail price, $42.00. 19 AND 21 JEWELLED WATCH.-For 75 subscribers named and $75.00, either the 19 or 21 jewelled watch, in 14 karat, gold filled case, retail price, $50.00. All cases guaranteed for 25 years. Mr. C. H. Salmons, Editor JOURNAL: DEAR SIR AND BROTHER:-The 19-jewelled Webb C. Ball gentleman's watch has been received O.K. The case selected by you was perfectly satisfactory, as is the watch. I think some one in each Subdivision should work for one of these splendid premiums, as well as for the interest of the JOURNAL, and through it, the order. With many thanks for the watch, I remain Yours fraternally, C. K. TALIAFERRO, C. E. Div. 595. A large number of Brothers can obtain one of these excellent watches if they make an effort, and will help the JOURNAL as well as themselves. EDITOR. If your JOURNAL address is not correct, or you fail from any cause to receive it, fill out this The B. of L. E. Journal. CHANGE OF ADDRESS. OFFICE OF ASSOCIATION, ROOM 803, SOCIETY FOR SAVINGS BUILDING, To the Division Secretaries L. E. M. L. and A. I. A.: } DEAR SIRS AND BROS. :-You are hereby notified of the death or disability of the following members of the Association : Four Assessments for payment of these claims are hereby levied and Secretaries ordered to collect $1.00 from all who are insured for $750, $2.00 from all who are insured for $1,500, $4.00 from all who are insured for $3,000, and $6.00 from all members insured for $4,500, and forward same to the General Secretary and Treasurer. Members of the Insurance Association are required to remit to Division Secretaries within thirty days from date of this notice, and the Division Secretaries to the General Secretary and Treasurer within ten days thereafter, on penalty of forfeiting their membership. (See Section 25, page 80, of By-Laws.) Secretaries in sending remittances will send same to and make all drafts, express money orders or postoffice money orders payable to M. H. SHAY, General Secretary and Treasurer. Secretaries located in Canada will please remit by draft or express money order. We will not accept packages of money sent by express, unless charges have been prepaid. The JOURNAL closes on the 18th of each month. Claims received after that day will lie over until the succeeding month. 76 S. E. Norman. 43 77 Jas. Weidenbeck 39 78 H. Bullock 64 Mch. 25, 1897. Aug. 21, 1905. Typhoid fever.. 1500 36 90 P. O. Montminy.. 39 84 Mch. 20, 1904. Aug. 21, 1905. Killed.. Marg. D. Morse. Mamie Norman. 1500 E. Weidenbeck, w. 3000 Augusta Bullock, w. 4500 Flora Galivan, w. 1500 Mabel R. Reed, d. 1500 Self. 1500 91 J. H. Lowing 53 544 Dec. 15, 1901. Aug. 29, 1905. Cirrhosis of liver.. 18 May 10, 1902. Aug. 31, 1905. Heart disease.. 157 June 17, 1880. Sept. 6, 1905. Exhaustion 565 Oct. 28, 1903. Sept. 7, 1905. Killed.................. 606 Sept. 12, 1903. Sept. 11, 1905. Left hand ampt'ed Total number of claims, 57. Acknowledgments. Belle Donnelly, w 1500 Carrie L. Allen. 1500 Pauline Conrath, w. 3000 D. J. McAllister, w. 1500 Lucy C. Shattock, w. 3000 Anna M. Johnson, w 1500 Sara M. Lucas, w. 3000 Flora M. Paulus, w. 3000 Alice Montminy, s. 1500 Eliza S. Lowing, w. 3000 Elizabeth Kepner, w 1500 Annie M. Swett, w. 3000 Anna Merritt, w. 1500 Mary E. Andres, w 1500 Isabella Perkins, w 1500 Ada & Willie Boyer. 1500 Mrs. George Lewis. 1500 A.Norton, w.&child'n 3000 Mrs. Christina Webb 1500 Annie Burt, d. 1500 Self. 750 Children. 3000 Sarah C. Opdyke, d. 3000 Jen. D. Maskrey, w. 3000 M. E. Chatterton, W. 750 Maud E. Jones, w. 1500 Self. Acknowledgments have been received from the following Beneficiaries for amounts stated in settlement of claims paid: Buy of the firms who advertise in the Journal. THE Greatest Mercantile Establishment in the World Remarkable Expansion in Buildings to Meet Wonderful Business Growth PRESENT ENORMOUS PLANT OF MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. Today the business of this great concern towers above its imitators and would-be competitors as high as its lofty tower on the Lake Front of Chicago towers over the passerby on the street below. The seven mammoth separate and distinct structures entirely occupied by Montgomery Ward & Co. exclusively for the transaction of its colossal business, would, if gathered into one grand group, be recognized as one of the wonders of the world. Each of these magnificent buildings is a giant in itself, and the total realty holdings of Montgomery Ward & Co. are the very largest of any mercantile establishment in the world. Every foot of the many acres of floor space represented in these structures is crowded with merchandise of every description, fully set forth in their marvelous catalogue, and still there are insistent demands for additional space to accommodate the increased and increasing business. Already magnificent plans are in view for further enlargement during the coming year, which will give due consideration to future possibilities, permit of unlimited expansion and development to any magnitude. Not only is this great house the original, the very first in the world to develop the Catalogue idea of selling everything direct to everybody-it is also the leader in magnitude of business done, in growth of its patronage, in maintaining its old customers for the longest periods and in expansion of area year by year to meet business requirements. Its catalogues and its customers are everywhere. It ships goods regularly to every country on the globe, to every inhabited island of the seas, to every state and county of the United States, Canada, Mexico, Central and South America, as well as to Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and Oceanica. The magnitude of the business transacted by this vast concern is almost beyond human calculation. As is its custom, Montgomery Ward & Co, issues this year a large, new, annual Catalogue, Number 74, containing the economical bargains and choice selections in every line of merchandise, for the season of 1905-6. This large, illustrated book is the standard Buyer's Guide of the world, and comprises nearly 1200 pages, 126,000 different articles, quoted at the very lowest prices. This catalogue is the leading and recognized authority on everything that may be purchased in any store, to eat, wear and use. It is the largest city store brought right to your door. Always complete; always has the latest things; always absolutely trustworthy, containing lowest prices on honest goods of the exact quality represented, without exaggeration or falsehood. The policy of the firm is to make its catalogue the undisputed leader, far in advance of anything others can ever hope to equa!. Our readers who desire a copy of this new catalogue can have one sent, postage paid and free of all costs whatsoever, by simply sending their name and address on a postal card asking for Catalogue 74 and mentioning this magazine. Address your request to MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. MICHIGAN AVE., MADISON AND WASHINGTON STS., CHICAGO When writing to advertisers, mention this Journal. |