The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1916-02-10
TIME IS THE GREAT DEMON.
STRATOR.
In this case it demonstrates the SUPERIORITY OF
MUTUAL BENEFIT POLICY CONTRACTS.
READ AND KNOW wHv

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Mr.: Charles G. (Cad) Short of May, Lemhi County.
Idaho, bought i'll November, 1913, $50 Payment Life
Decreasing Cost Policy in certain Idaho company
This 20 Payment Life with 10 commons nsnd ~
suleds option to reduce each premium after the first
The policy for O0O insured at age 80 and the annual
premium Of $7l06 was paid. The policy was issued as Of
Novem6e c, ~ 1918 The second premium due Novem
Der ~ 1914 but not paid AS the policy did not pro
VIDE for cash, loan, pad-up extended Insurance until
three annual premiums had been paid the policy expired
at the end of the gace period on December 30 1914
Just eighteen days later on January IT, 1915 MIR SHORT
DIED. The policy had value and the insurance was.
not paid. HIS ESTATE LOST $4,000
IF Mr. Short had purchased 20 Payment Life Policy
tor $1,000 i'll the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
on the same date he would have paid annual premium
of $6574over $500 less than he paid in the other conn
PanynIF HE HAD NOT PAID THE SECOND YEAR IS
ANCE WOULD STILL HAVE BEEN GOOD IrN1If
FEBRUARY 3, 1916. The claim would have been paid
HIS ESTATE WOULD HAVE GAINED $4,000
MUTUAL BENEFIT POLICIES at any age on the
~ Payment Life Plan contain guaranteed cash, loan
pa1dup and extended insurance values upon payment of
ONE annual premium In each nol-forfeiture
values become operative with payment Of LESS than
one full annual premium. In this case the policy would
have carried itself automatically under extended ns,
ance FOR ONE YEAR AND 66 DAYS-OVER A YEAR
BEYOND THE DATE OF DEATH OF MIR SHORT.
ME MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE.
COMPANY is THE ONLY COMPANY IN THE UNIT
ED STATES THAT GIVES THESE VALUES WITH
ONE ANNUAL PREMIUM PAYMENT
lF Mr. Shorts policy had been issued by the Mutual
beneht his premiums, after the first year. would have
been reduced by LARGE ANNUAL DIVIDENDS The
policy values loan extended and pad-up insul-
have been much larger during any year
FIRST YEAR VALUES but one of the many
advantages of Mutual Benefit policies They have been
developed during seventy years Of superior admin
lstration and cover every known legitimate contingency
OF the business They are issued by MUTUAL com
pany conspicuous for it's liberal equitable treatment of
policy holders which is carrying out it's contracts in the
boadest spirit Of true mutually MAXIMUM OF
r PROTECTION FOR MINIMUM OF PREMIUM IS
PROVIDED BY THE MUTUAL BENEFIT II
Throughout it's entire existence it's management has
sustained the highest ldeasof business equity Best
Life Reports-1915 II
You will be interested in the ACCELERATIVE EN- II
DOWMENT PLAN of the Mutual Benefit by which F.
Ordinary Life policies mature Endowments This is l.
he original and genuine Accelerative Endowment plan
here are some mighty poor limitations.
When yon solicited for life insurance, ask thel
agent about his values at the end of the FIRST YEAR
md then before you buy investigate the Mutual Benefit
FIRST YEAR VALUES dc
Some choice territory open to agents of character
md ability
c. S. BEEBE, District Manager, t'
BackfoOt Idaho