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WHAT PRICE HURRY? 



No one in their right mind would race a train to a grade 

 crossing. Yet, every year, thousands of foolhardy drivers try 

 '^ it. Few live to try it again.^^ v ^ vv^^/ . :^ 



'■•■ # Grade crossing chance taking is only one of many foolish 

 things motorists do. Passing a car when ascending a hill is an- 

 •> other source of fatalities. High speed in traffic, split-second 

 ■'^ running of stop lights — all take their daily toll in human lives. 

 ;0 What price all this hurry? What's a few seconds gained 



• compared to months in a hospital, repair costs, law suits or 

 ^'funeral expenses. ^^ > -y .,.--/: - r . 

 y^ # Decide now to drive sanely at all times ; to watch your 

 ^. driving as well as the . - v y. .; ,;.,.. : -y ^ : r- , > v. ./ .^ 



other fellows'. And above 

 all, for your own pro- 

 tection, insure adequate- 

 ly in your own Farm Bu- 

 - reau company — Illinois 



• Agricultural Mutual. 

 See your County Farm 

 Bureau insurance man 

 now for complete de- 



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FORD,CHEVROLET 

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$15.40 initial payment; then 



$8.40 every six months. Less 



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'Here lies Joe who raced a train. 

 (He used his foot and not his brain. 



EVERY yEAR 



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more than 30,000 motorists lose their lives. 

 A million are injured. That's a high price to 

 pay for carelessness. Reports show that in 

 most cases, careless, foolhardy driving was 

 the principal cause. Use your head more — 

 your accelerator f6ot, less. It will pay more 

 in the long run. '^ ; ' ■ 



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