Miller School of Albemarle - Blue Ridge Blast Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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November 30: Olive Rice employs a Secretary to answer her invitations to the Athletic Supper. THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Pays only moderate commission to agents., Pays no office rent, salary, traveling expenses, or clerk hire for any agent in its employ. Collects the full first premium from all insurants. Keeps down expenses and keeps up its good re- sults. Is controlled by its members and managed in their interests. I ' Meets its promises by accumulating reserves at 'three per cent., instead of four and has greater margins for safety and dividends. Does business within prudent limits and selects its risks with proper care. Pays dividends and cash values only when they are earned and will not favor new members at the expense of old policy-holders. Combines the advantages of large size and care- ful economy as no other does. p Whose policy-holders are enthusiastic in its favor and spends less for advertising. Calls life insurance, endowments, and annuities by their right names. Fully recognizes in its policies the profit-shar- ing rights of its patrons. Guarantees the same values, whether dividends are deferred or paid annually in cash. Provides in its policies for the varying circum- stances and emergencies of actual human life. Has a reputation, known for decades, for unsur- passed results to policy-holders. Whose receipts from interest and rents have far exceeded its deathrlosses since organi- ' zation in 1857, leaving a larger balance in the latest year of its history than in any 'previous year. . IVhose favorable cost of insurance has long pro- , voked envious rivals to hope and prophesy some great and unfavorable change. Invites intelligent examination of Company, Contract, and Cost. I ' Such a company is The Northwestern Mutual Insurance Company, and such are some of the reasons why it can do better for its members than other companies do for their members. No other company presents all of the foregoing claims to your favor. ' Life insurance companies are NOT all about alike in their methods, or in their results, and if you may be interested in insurance, you will do well to talk with one of our agents, for to you IT- MAKES A DIFFERENCE. T. ARCHIBALD CARY General Agent for Virginia and North Carolina ,. gxzor Main Street RICHMOND, VIRGINIA December 1: Kent lends his suit case to a member of Department 2. November 2: Kent's suit case is returned full of love. Israel is overcome. -Q I I I I fs,-.a5nu' i If I I I I it I Y? 's I I fl I I I I 9 I 1 I I it I ., IT . I I il QI I 'I I I YI .,. ,I. I V I Y If I

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g f, V Q i 2 l I December 3: Dedication of Longley Literary Society Hall. December 4: Sunday. - ,, C fp A ilgnchhxxtg, virginia WON-IN -A-WALK SHOES for men look better, lit more comfortably and Wear longer than all other 53 50 Shoes. The best shoe on earth tor the man who must have a care where his dollars go. -'54-, fgm 1 THE BEST MERCHANTS SELL THEM - I J fa., December 5: Fire in the shops. Bud Grinstead loses a lock of his hair. December 6: Bedelia Orchestra organized. 'flciscbmanws Zaaders VEGETABLE COMPRESSED .gawkzhs Eros. J Co. D Qry goods, Woiions, YEAST W?E?X i HAS NO EQUAL cloaks, Capes, Carpeis, Waiizhys, 0,2 Czoms, 670. fanfs' .gurnzshzhg .goods iz Jpacrhlfy. 120 Cfasf Weir: Jilrael C!zar!oflesu17le .'.' .'.' .'.' Whlgbzia December 7: Weird sounds are heard and Thomasson Wonders if he is living in a jungle. l l