On Februar:; 1, 1929 Country Life wrote its first Life Insurance Policy. 

 Today, fifty n onths later, the Company has approximately $50,000,000.00 

 Life Insurance in force. Since the beginning. Country Life has added to 

 the amount of its insurance at an average rate of a million dollars every 

 30 days, or ab .ut $33,000 every day. v 



Country Life Has the Confidence of the 



People It Serves 



The fact that Country Life Insurance Company has been able consistent- 

 ly to increase the amount of its insurance while older, better-known com- 

 panies were steadily running behind in volume as the result of the depres- 

 sion, is proof positive to its policy holders of the strength and stability of 

 the Company to which they have entrusted their savings in the form of 

 Life Insurance Premiums. 



MortaUty 25^— Dividends Reduce Cost 



Careful selection of risks has resulted in Country Life having one of the 

 lowest death rates on record. Last year this rate was less than one-fourth 

 of what reasonably might be expected according to the best available 

 actuary tables. And because Country Life has operated carefully and con- 

 servatively, holding its operating expenses to a minimum, its dividends are 

 proportionately greater than those of companies where high official sal- 

 aries and careless management operate to the detriment of the policy 

 holders. Country Life dividends have reduced the net cost of its insurance 

 so that our policy holders are in a most favorable position. 



Country Life's assets are invested in sound securities — many of them 

 U. S. Government issues which offer our policy holders unusual safety for 

 their investment. It is one of the very few companies which, if called upon 



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