should die the Company will pay his Estate the full face 
value of the policy without any deductions whatsoever, but 
should he be alive at the end of the 20th year, having 
had 20 years full insurance cover for only the first 10 
years premiums, the Company will return to him in cash 
more than half of the premiums he has paid thorn. This 
amount of cash, together with dividend accumulations for 
the first 10 years, will amount to about two-thirds of 
the premiums he has paid. 
N.B. The above is applicable to a 20 Year Endowment Policy 
issued at age 35. The Table in each policy varies, of course, 
with the age of the assured and the plan of assurance but the 
basic principles are applicable to every nolicvn 
Manager, 
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