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A NEW LOW COST POLICY 



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PROTECTION, SAVINGS 

 RETIREMENT INCOME 



Go right aheadl Interview 100 men oi age 40 or more whose opinions 

 you respect. Put this question to them: "If you were a youth of 20 what 

 sort oi an investment plan would you adopt for your future?" 



With astonishing regularity you'll get this kind of an answer: "If I had 

 to do it over again I'd buy all the good life insurance I could pay for and 

 keep adding more as my income increased." 



Why do investment-wise men of experience talk this way? Because 

 they know something of the pitfaUs of investment. They know how easy 

 it is to lose. They know how difficult to acquire the habit of regular, 

 systematic saving. 



COUNTRY LIFE knows how important it is for young men and women 

 to plan a financial program. That's why it added the new low-cost 30- 

 year Endowment Policy. 



lis low rates make it possible iot young people to set up an estate early in life 

 .... an estate that will mature in o short time .... one that will pay all oc- 

 cumulated savings plus interest to the policyholder himseli, either in one lump sum 

 or as a liie-time income. Another voluable feature ia that the full face Tolue of the 

 policy is guaranteed to the beneficiary ii the insured passes on. 



Any young person who starts a savings account with life insurance is getting 

 a long start on the one who waits until he is older. 



M PENNY POST CARD WILL BRING YOU INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THIS POLICY. 

 DEPARTMENT A. 



ADDRESS 



COUNTRY LIFE INSURANCE 



COMPANY 



608 So. DEARBORN ST., 



CHICAGO, ILL. 



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