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 MEMORIES 



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""LJERE is a life insurance policy I just took out, 



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"T BOUGHT it from Bill, the Country Life agent. 

 * When he explained how easily we could arrange to 

 pay off the mortgage in case I should die before my 

 time, I was interested. That isn't all. I got to thinking 

 about you, Mary, and how hard it would be for you if 

 anything happened. So I bought a policy that will 

 bring you a check as long as you live for $50 a month, 

 and provide education for the children till they're 

 through college. How's that, Honey? And if I live, I 

 will have safely invested $350 a year for old age." 



Tlie Day of Sorrow 



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npHEN a day of sorrow dawns and the stalwart provider is no 

 -*" more. His familiar voice is stilled. The widow mourns the 

 loss of her life partner. The children miss their father. The home 

 is silent. But his memory is a happy one. Somehow at every turn 

 his unselfish devotion and thoughtfulness are seen. Money is 

 available for expenses. The terrible worry that accompanies fear 

 of poverty and privation is not present. His friends and all who 

 knew him have the highest regard for 

 him as a thoughtful provide?. 



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TT'INDLY aid is ready at the bank 

 "^^ as she carries out her husband's 

 wishes and pays off the mortgage. 

 Respect is a heritage he left with his 

 thoughtfulness. Her path has been 

 smoothed because of his foresight. 



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