Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-04
HOW WOMEN MAY ACCUMULATE
 MONEY

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 How much money have you saved | the past year? How much money have you saved since you became 8 business woman or self-supporting in your chosen profession? Are you in the same condition. financially, now that you were the day you be- gan to work for yourself?
 This last is the frequent and un. fortunate experience of business women, even after years of hard work. What is the trouble? One reason for it is that the young woman earning money, while pru- dent and economical, makes no sys- tematic effort to save and invest for a definite object
 ! The second explanation is that she | from 8 mistaken sense of duty ire quently allows all her income to be used in the home, and not inf-e- quently for the benefit of those who do not appreciate her unselfshness But Is This Right? What about your future7 If you remain unmarried, do you wish. when unable to work through ad- yancing age or illness, to be de pendent on the charity of others? On the other hand, if you marry. Till not your snug little savings (if you have made such) give you greater independence and happiness in helping to maintain your home7 If you put money in a bank. do you i not also draw 1t out with alarming frequency, and consequently. still have notbing for the future? Then, hank deposits give at most only 3 or per cent. annually and in case of death nothing but what you ac- tually have put in the bank and this small interest.
 How then, can you provide for your own future, and the future of those in any way dependent on you?
 By taking out a Is or 20 Year Endowment Contract in the New York Life Insurance Company. This form of investment has ad- vantages over any other in many points:
 1st. Absolute safety and security. The Company is over 65 years old. and has over $500. .OOO, 900 in assets, and conducts its business under the supervision of State and Govern, mental authorities.
 2d. No uncertainty, as in real estate or many other forms of in- yestments, as to how much will be demanded each year to maintain it, and how long.
 Sd. No Assessments. The annual deposit with which you begin re- mains unaltered during the 15 or 20 years, unless you choose to reduce It by applying your annual dividends to such purpose.
 4tb Nh poeefbfrgFrr .F two annual deposits, you can take paid-up policy for substantially the amount you have deposited: the amount of said paid-up policy will be paid in cash at the end of the orig inal specified period, or at death.
 9th. By insurance, you at once nake for yourself an estate, for in case of death 1t gives at once the value secured by years of saving.
 9th. Cash loans at per cent. interest are at your disposal at any time after two years. Many other advantages are contained in this contract
 Can You Do Better for Your Own
 Future
 Ihan to take out a contract which, after certain number of years, win return to you a stated sum and in addition such dividends as you have allowed to accumulate-this to be paid as you desire, either in one cash payment or in the form of an annuity during your lifetime? Can You Do Better for Those De
 pendent on You Than to provide that, in case of your death, there shall be at once a large sum of money to do for them in a measure what you have been doing?
 If you cannot save something for such an investment now, when you are young, energetic and strong, what Of the time when you will have these advantages in Q less degree, or not at an?
 Elderly women without insurance frequently say, "oh. if it had been brought to my attention when I was young! Talk it to the young women, and urge them to insure" Are You Not One Of the Women Who
 Ought to Attend to 1t Now?
 When you seriously consider the past and the future. does not this plan commend itself to your iudg- ment!
 Begfn to make your labor count by taking out a policy for your own benefit.
 See Jack McGregor. Agent, Room 8. Rank of Bisbee Bldg, or droo ne 2 card to P. O. Box 3se. or IboDe