Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-09-30
Has Been Deposited with the
Treasurer of the State
Of Missouri,
For The Protection Of Investors in the
Guarantee Investment
Company.
Safety and Profit AS.
Sured.

BE happy while you live; you're a
long time dead"
The fact that human beings are
continually seeking happiness as the
one end and object of their existence
is acknowledged. The old plan of life
insurance is supposed to give this
happiness to its beneficiaries by as
surfing them Of protection from those
from whom they are taken by the I'M
sparing hand of death. As far as it
goes its plan is excellent and it's re-
suits satisfactory, but if man seeks
to provide happiness for his family,
he will find it in no way so certain as
in that which permits him to not
only make them happy but to be
happy with them. To fill this want
the Building and Loan Association
was organized Like life insurance.
1T has been tested, and to a certain
extent found good, but it has it's
many disadvantages. As steam
succeeded horsepower. as cleo
tricity bids fair to succeed steam,
so the plan of the small investment
with direct results succeeds the
Building Association. The small in
vestment plan is represented typi-
cally by the rock-bound pioneer in
this line of enterprise, the Guarantee
Investment Company, Nevada. Mo-
Life insurance is good Building AS
ISOLATION is better, but the Guaran-
tee Investment Company is by all
means the best. What is it, and
what is its modus operandi? 1t is a
duly organized company, provided for
by special act of the Missouri Legis-
lature, its home Office at 9l9 Olive
street, st. Louis, Mo-, and its gem
eral offices at 2O9-214 Adams Express
building, Chicago.
1t sells bonds, each for 81, 900. At
the time application is made the
purchase price Of so is paid to the
agent taking the application. After
this an installment of $1.25 is pay
able on the first day of each month
following the date Of application.
For failure to pay the installment
when due the holder of the bond is
fined 81 unless the same is paid
within fifteen days, and if not paid
in the next fifteen days the bond is
cancelled for non payment on the
c0mpanys books. The company
pledges the bondholder to take from
the monthly installment of 81. %
only 20 cents to cover the ex-
penses of conducting the business,
and to pay the remaining 81 into d
trust fund for the sole use Of paving
bonds in the order of their issue. as
follows: AS soon as 81 600 has been
paid into the trust fund the person
entitled thereto, by the table issued
by the company, receives the amount,
If his bond is still in full force and
effect, as follows: Bond No. | will
be entitled to the first $1,000; bond
No. TO the second, bond No. > to
the third, bond No. 10 to the fourth,
etc. This arrangement enables the
company with 1000 bonds in force,
to redeem one bond each month:
with 100000 bonds in force, 100
each month; with 1000 600 bonds
In force, 1000 each month.
The holder Of bond No. l..
! coo, 900 will receive his none,
Just as soon, paying 1000 bonds a
month as the man who holds No
100000 will, paying 100 bonds d
month, and the man holding No
100000 will get his money Just a,
soon paying 100 bonds as the mar
holding LOCO paying one bond d
month The plan is simplicity itself
II Is not an experiment. Time ha.
tried lr those who have used Do as
means Zoe promoting their happInes.
by providing them with lulck aul
sure returns on small Investments
are rclnyestIug tu The company 20 thl
utmost limit o' tbeif auanclal abll
lty u has been weighed ln "a.
scales lnd uot alnd wanting
tioo 900 hAa tsfa derm.tad sltl
the Treasurer af tht staH
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