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Show 9 A LIFE POLICY. That Meets the Wants or the C.reat Majority Major-ity of the Insuring Public. That form of lifo policy that will provide pro-vide the greatest amount of lifo insurance insur-ance for a given annual premium is w hat suits the wants of the insuring public best. Men oricn die, iu tho full strength of manhood when their prospects are the brightest, before their well matured plans have had timo to work out expected ex-pected results and just when they have reached the thrcshhold of success. Hence the popular demand for safe and economical insurance, such as is offered by the uniform premium policy furnished by the "Kansas Mutual Life." At the age of 35, on a $,)000 policy, should you live to reach life' s expectancy, expect-ancy, the saving by choosing tho "Kansas "Kan-sas Mutual" over any form of policv written by the "high rate, old line" companies, would be $3,815.80. Should you drop out of lifo sooner, the saving would be m proportion at all ages, an1 the full face value of the policy would be paid by this old and reliable company. com-pany. B. B. Mann-, Manager, 21 and 23 Culmer building. |