New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 11, 1924, Page 5

G PENERRER I |1t 18 worth our while to bring to the polleyholder, not only the informa- IFE INSURAN[;E {tion that his funds are safe and | properly invested, but also an under- | ‘lsmxnln‘g of the fact that his l’\mvl-l‘ —— | v now up to you! [ e Mr. DADDY! Would you not give lt S a few cents a day to enjoy the thrill of this picture at your home? are at work In asslsting In the pro- p [duction of necessitica of life; that | Advances on Farins Greatly In- e s e, pocemser ot oty | holders do not directly produce any | g . |tood products or the raw material creased in Five Years | cor crotning, every policynorder hasa |‘farm investment’, and life insurance funds do help feed the nation. ~ New York, Dec. 11.—The life fn.| "I our increasingly complex so- | N Y "l olal Srder, with its emphasis on | e surance companles have more than doubled' the amount of thelr loans on farnis In this country In the last five years, in addition to responding | to housing needs in many citles and to various other nation-wide upon the investment funds held for polleyholders. In reporting on this phase of the financing of American agriculture, at the 18th annual con- calls | ventlon of the Association of Life In- surance noon, dents here this after- General Counsel C, on, of the Bankers 1. In- the butstanding farm mortgag s of the life companies had in- 59,000,000 at the end 000 on Septem- Petrus | 4 means of satisfying ma- | terial wants, there 1s an evident ten- | dency to substitute the symbol for | the thing symbollzed, Where the | family of a few genecrations nuu} d forward to the coming winter | serenity or concern in the de- | gree that the woodshed was filled | with fuel and the cellar was filled . generation thinks, not of fuel and food, but in terms of pay checks and bank ace ts. | vet, it remuing as much A | as at anv tine in human v 1nat materia, wants are sat- | Ly materia) things. Food emalin puramount va of mapkind, We | he food we produce; | vear only the clothes wo This Sale Positively (loses Saturday Night ot addition ade to their ¢ these com- $118,000,- first nine ust as it is true that increase in | land values do not represent an cquivalent of accumulated it 18 also true that the ir farm mor indehtedness does an cquivalent loss to The increase in f during 1 060 more during the months of 1924, “The continuing desirability of farm morigage loans as Investments < 1o farm n financing. ars investm n increasiy n the total At the proportion of total a companies 5o inve cont. At the e this year, a y vears, the proportior 19.1 per cent Individual Effort ationa ! philosophy pivots on and fudividna) ini- | = tion of our popula- other indebtedness |arises primarily from Increased re- nts for operating capital, re s in farm mort- | companies, “Onr S Raan Wil o 2 ARE YOU GOING TO BE AN ‘OH! DADDY MAN.” THINK IT OVER - This Great Sale Closes Saturday Night OU HAVE BUT TWO DAYS LEFT TO FILL THAT LONG FELT PIANO WANT. DO IT NOW—IS A REAL MAN'S MOTTO. DO IT NOW, WHEN l}l?ll(l?x\rl)}}l‘},’agl Ol)’PORTlTNITY KNOCKS AT YOUR DOOR. AN OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE A PIANO, NEW OR USED, A PLAYER PIANO, NEW OR USED, A PHONOGRAPH, NEW OR USED, AT COST SMASHING PRICES. The stock is selling fast—many people that delay will he too late. This is your golden opportunity if you act qui'ckly. It is your dgt_\' to educa}c ,\'omj children in music. Your neighbors are buying pianos. Your children are as good as your neighbors’, M_akc the family happy with a piano. Imamr,\c how n- 'ns ! they feel when they see their neighbors getting pianos and you refuse to have a piano in your home. l! is your duty to make your home happy. It’s good e business to buy a piano. You'll eventually get a piano. Buy now and make a big saving. Buy now while prices are low. s contributed by THE FINAL WINDUP IS HERE—PRICES STILL LOWER—COME EARLY The final curtain will soon be rung down on th cst Piano Sale we have ever coming for miles around, snapping up these piano bar- This stock of Pianos is sellin —they soon will be sold—the end is here. To the sk our store and see for yourself. It will stigate. We know we are n sensational piano offers in the cour a used Upr at $49. A yer, the ridiculous price of This world and vou will be convinced that now is ti e buy | beautitul 88-note Play- S i er in mahogany case Vloor Tamp. Bench Rolls and searf $195. | THE END I> HERE—Sat be declared over. Your opp == and do not be am )se Who 3 v: “I'm sorr: lid Pasy Terme—2 Left gais. ve say call at t vou nothing r one of the most We are offering Pianc 88-note, at SCARFK +395 BENCH your Piano. | not get there sooner. Lost Opportunit; profited grea Brand New 1925 Model This New Player to be Sold to First Buyer at $395.00. Bench, Scarf and Nice Selection of Rolls E. If you act quickly you can buy this great PLAYER BARGAIN—only one left, Don't be too late: you may never get an offer like this again. SENSATIONAL SELLING OF PIANOS GOING ON IN RE ALITY NOW—PRICES STILL LOWER ON MANY INSTRUMENTS. ANY REASONABLE These Prices Good Only During This Sale Only a Few More Pianes Left We kindly ask those whe purchased pianos with proi immediate delivery to be patient. as our shipping department has | been swamped. Sensatidnal selling of pianos going on in realily nov. | PIANOS ARE SELLING FAST! | HURRY OR YOU WILL Bt LATE! Pianos are selling so fast changes our stock that we hesit to list too many, but you can come | prepared to find one or two, e: the same values, we have sold dur- ing the entire sale. 1 New Ss-Note Player Piano in mahog- p—DBench—Rolls and drape—but one " be g This Beau Don't be amc iy case, Floot Come prepared t¢ left at £195.0( first payment. We v 1 terms to suit vo This vou act quickly. 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