Life — January 13, 1916 — page 3: what you’re looking at

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The First of Every Month When you go away for a trip of a week or a month, do you not always leave ample provision for those at home during your absence? What in the event of your being called away on that longer journey—what then of them? Will the little ones romp home from school some day to learn that their play days are over almost before they have begun? Will your widow—educated to an income—be aly The First of Every Month What the Postman Brings Every Month—for Life compelled to face a cold, unsympathetic world, the pewn of necessity—a world in which even the strong often fail as breadwinners ? Will the cozy home you have maintained be for- ever closed to them? Or— Will they be shielded from strife, misery, and deprivation by the fruits of your frugality and fore- thought—a regular income provided by a Prudential Monthly Income Policy ‘Insurance That Insures Your Insurance’’ Your greatest obligation to your dependents is fulfilled when you take out one of these dividend-paying policies. It yields a rent-paying, debt- settling check on the first day of each and every month as long as they live. Or you may so arrange it that for twenty years or during your lifetime you may get these monthly income checks yourself. And by leaving thisfixed income-—anincome guar- anteed by Prudential millions—to “They Will Be Well Provided For !’’ Talk with the Prudential Agent in your town. Prudential policies—all the best kinds of life insurance for the whole family, at low cost. Or wite-TODAY—to Department 55 The Prudential Insurance Company of America a Incorporated under the Laws of the State of New Jersey ber STRENGTH OF GIBRALTAR ForREST F. DRYDEN, President NEXT MAY, Newark will berin to celebrate its 250th anniversary, with pageantry, masic, a great js. indastrial exposition, and sports of all kit The Pradential ext tends a cordial invitation to you to visit its Home Office when you are in or near Newark daring the celebration. Copyright, 1915, by The Prudential Insurance Company of America be paid monthly, you are protecting your beneficiaries against the pitfalls of unwise speculation and investment, of generous impulse-lending, that often follow the receipt of “payment in full.” An insured man today means a se- “My Company!” cured family tomorrow. And what a sense of comfort and relief comes to the man who knows—no matter |] ihe proud statement of every Predental policyholder — the far-reaching efect of Mataalization, whereby policyholders are what may happen— owners of this Company and entitled to daw dividends; the tevult of @ vote by the stockholders of the Company, giving the Girectore authority. to purchase controlling stock, and tarn it over to the Policyholders. Foe the dollars and cents of these policy holders hed developed a Company having ita beginning in a basement ofsce in 1875 0 point where, in 1915, ite ies pum ted over 13 Millions, and the amount of insurance in force was more than 2 Bullion 700 Mullion Dollars! Thas | Pradential policyholders have ecauired control of the Company, end beginning this yeor, will receive their proportion of the Company's earnings. Let him tell you about the various Home Office, Newark, N. J. comicbooks.com