These are aample divi- 

 dend* on an Ordlnarx 

 Life Policy taken at aye 

 85 and laaued In 1929 



Third premium dividtnd 

 on $5000 iwltcy. $13 



Fourth Premium dividend 

 on $5000 policy. $14 



Fifth l>rcmtum divideiul 

 on $5000 policy. $15 



Dividtnd Payable at end of fifth year on $5000 



Ordin aryLije age 35 i>olicy issued in 1929 is 



$15-75, NOT contingent upon Payment of 



sixth l>T«inium. 



ANOTHER^MVIDEND 



IS HERE/ 



Country Life Insurance Company 

 again pays an increased dividend with 

 all policies participating. Now the 

 policy that is two years old receives 

 a dividend not contingent upon the 

 payment of the third premium and 

 annually thereafter the dividend will 

 NOT be contingent upon the payment 

 of the next premium due. 



As illustrated above, on a policy is- 

 sued in 1929 on the Ordinary Life 

 plan at age 35, the FIRST dividend was 

 paid at the end of the SECOND year 

 upon payment of the THIRD premium. 

 Annually, the step-up has been as pic- 

 tured above. This resulted in three 

 dividends in five years. Now, the new 

 method of paying dividends gives the 

 SAME increase as illustrated but 

 brings FOUR dividends in FIVE years, 

 or 19 dividends in 20 years. In the 

 above illustration, please note that the 

 FOURTH dividend check on a $5000 

 policy will be for $15.75. 



ASSETS INCREASE 35% 



This steady increase in dividends is 

 made possible through low overhead 

 and operating costs and a sound in- 

 vestment policy plus the increasing 

 confidence of Illinois farm people and 

 their friends in Country Life's legal 

 reserve, profit-sharing type of struc- 

 ture. In spite of low farm prices and 



general unrest. Country Life proved 

 again the soundness of the co-opera- 

 tive principle by increasing its insur- 

 ance in force $6,697,557 to a 1933 total 

 exceeding $54,000,000. All claims were 

 paid promptly. Assets increased 35% 

 to $2,468,476, with more than 90% of 

 all reserve funds invested in govern- 

 ment, state and municipal bonds. With 

 a strong cash position, low selling ex- 

 pense and careful selection of risks, 

 Country Life starts a new year bring- 

 ing even greater strength, security 

 and protection to its policyholders at 

 steadily lowering costs. 



ENJOY LOW COST PRO- 

 TECTION 



Accept please, without obligation, 

 the coupon offer. Thousands are turn- 

 ing to Country Life for their insur- 

 ance needs because of its strength, se- 

 curity, generous dividend payments 

 which reduce the net cost of protec- 

 tion. Careful investing of funds as- 

 sures a strong liquid condition and 

 prompt payment of claims. Go to your 

 Country Farm Bureau office for rates. 

 There, you will be given all details 

 of Country Life's various policies in a 

 helpful, neighborly manner. If you pre- 

 fer, USE COUPON and full informa- 

 tion will be sent direct to your home. 



COUNTRY LIFE 



nSUMICE 

 CIMPAIIV 



NOW YOU NEED 

 NOT DIE TO WIN! 



Details of Country Life 

 Policy That Pays Regu- 

 lar Income at Age 65 

 Now Available to Farm- 

 ers and Their Friends at 

 Record Low Cost, 



USE COUPON BELOW 



Low cost policy you can enjoy as 

 you live is ready for you. Pays either 

 face of policy, or a monthly pension 

 during old age. Get details quickly. 

 See your nearest Farm Bureau agent 

 or send coupon. 



MAIL COUPON TODAY 



Country Life Insurance Co. I 



608 So. Dearborn St, Chicago, 111. | 



Gentlemen: Please send particulars I 

 of low cost policy that pays me regu- . 

 lar income in my old age. I understand | 

 my request does not obligate me in any 

 way. 



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