I. A. A. RECORD— October, 1933 



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COMFORIABLE 



FORTUNE 



START now to save Systematically for a 

 substantial monthly income starting 

 when you are 65 years of age. , 



One dollar or two dollars saved weekly 

 while you have youth and health will grow 

 into a sure, unfailing income, sufficient to 

 keep you in comfort — even luxury — during 

 old age. 



The exact amount of your weekly sav- 

 ings and of the monthly income your 

 premiums will purchase depend on your 

 present age. The younger you are the 

 more your money will buy. 



While you are saving and assuring yourself 

 a comfortable old age, you have the added 

 advantage that should you die before 65, 

 your dependents will receive the face value 

 of your endowment policy to keep them in 

 comfort after you are gone. 



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This systematic plan of saving for the in- 

 evitable "rainy day" that comes with declin- 

 ing years is called the Country Life Endow- 

 ment at 65. It is the safest, surest, easiest 

 way to assure yourself a comfortable happy 

 old age. , .V : : 



You will want to know more about this 

 plan. Just fill out the coupon and mail it 

 to your County Farm Bureau or to the 

 Home Office direct. Mail it at once. To- 

 morrow may be too late. 



COUNTRY LIFE 

 INSURANCE CO. 



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608 So. Dearborn St. 



Chicago. 111. 



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WHERYOU NEED IT MOST 



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