1,000 a Year for Life 



Six Per Cent Interest Guaranteed for Six Years. 



A thoroug-h investig-ation will convince you that $12.50 per month invested in the Montezuma 

 Plantation will g-ive you an income of $1,000 for life. It will convince you that the enterprise is «o/ o 

 speiuhition, but a solid, conservative investment, in which the organizers^ to make their profit, musl make 

 a success for the investors. 



PLAN OF THE MONTEZUMA PLANTATION. 



It consists of 6,000 acres and is being- planted to rubber, sugar and coffpe. Precisely ejCO shares 

 will be sold, each representing- an acre in the form of an undivided interest. The interest of one is the 

 interest of all. The Company contracts to cultivate the entire tract for seven years and bridff it to 

 complete maturity. For this'it chargres 8300 an acre and tr akes its profits right there. The 8300 is paid 

 in 72 installment ■,*2.S0 per month for 36 months; 84.00 for 12 months; $6.00 for 12 months and $7.50 for 

 12 months. The larger payments will be chiefly met by the dividends which begin the third year and 

 steadily increase, so that the investor will never have more to pay than $2. SO per month i n a share. 



Six Per Cent Interest Guaranteed for Six Years. 



Instead of paying in installments the full amount may be paid in cash, in which event the asso- 

 ciation guarantees six per cent interest, payable semi-annally, on the investment for six yea s from the 

 date of purchase, the investor assigning his dividends to the association during that period. The asso- 

 ciation guarantees this interest, and the Chicago Title and Trust Company signs an agreement with the 

 investor to pay it, which makes it as sure as the interest on a government bond. Nothing could more con- 

 vincingly show the complete faith of the Company in the profits than this iron-clad guarantee of 6 per 

 cent from the start. 



OUR FINANCIAL STRENGTH. 



The Mexican Coffee and Rubber Growers' Association has a capital of $5,000,000. a guaranteed 

 treasury fund for land development purposes exclusively of $750,000 and it owns 100,000 acres of the 

 choicest land in Mexico. Its assets are valued at $4,000,000 and its stock is worth par. This company is 

 developing the Montezuma plantation and mak»s a contract direct with each shareholder in the same. 



Each Member Only One Vote— No Chance to Freeze Out. 



The shareholders of the Montezuma are a co-operative association, not a stock company. To 

 absolutely and forever prevent any clique or the management from takinir any unfair advantage, it is 

 provided in the contract that each shareholder shall have only one vote, regardless of the number of 

 shares held. Nothing less than a numerical majority can ever secure control or take any action. 



CHICAGO TITLE AND TRUST CO., TRUSTEE. 



In addition to holding the title to the land, this well-known institution, capital $1,500,000, receives 

 every dollar paid by the investors and disburses it according to the terms of the trust agreement. The 

 payments are made to the treasurer of the plantation, who is under $50,000 bonds, and who deposits the 

 funds so received each month with the Trust Co. The latter holds 49 per cent of the plantation shares, 

 representing 2,940 acres. Before these shares can be withdrawn the company must file in place thereof 

 a bond or SilOO.OOO, with saretles 8»tlsfactory to the Trust Co., guaranteeing its faithful per- 

 formance of every agreement with the shareholders. 



POINTERS ON PROFITS. 



Not one of all the authorities on the planet places the profit on rubber and sugar at less than 50 per 

 cent— most all at 100 to 200. 



Sir Thomas Lipton says: " For sure, large and permanent returns nothing equals a well managed 

 tropical plantation." He has been paying the stockholders in his Ceylon plantations enormous divi- 

 dends for vears. Spreckels is making millions from his sugar plantation in Hawaii. 



" Rubber has been steadily advancing in price for SO years."— /«rfirt Rubber World. 



The company manages for 2^ years for 10 per cent, of net profits. The shares are non-forfeitable after 

 three years' payments^have been made. If the purchaser dies during the life of the contract the amount 

 paid will be returned. The shareholders will annually elect an inspector to visit the land and excur- 

 sions will be conducted. Many well-known business and professional men have taken shares and 

 indorsed this enterprise. There are no fines or assessments. We invite the closest investigation. You 

 can invest as little as $2.50 per month. Call and talk it over or write for literature. 



MONTEZUMA PLANTATION, 



J 107 ASHLAND BLOCK. - - - - CHICAGO. 



