Princeton University - Nassau Herald Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

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Jas. W. ALEXANDER, VAP. H. B. HYDE, President. The Equitable Life Assurance Society 'oi the United States, 120 BROADWAY, - - NEW YORK. The Guarantees under a Guaranteed Cash Value Policy of the Equitable Life Assurance Society. I. The immediate payment of the face of the policy in the event of death. II. Incontestability after the lirst year. III. Freedom as to residence, travel and occupation, after the first year. IV. A guaranteed Cash Surrender Value, the amount of which increases annually, after the third year. V. A guaranteed Surrender Value in Paid-up Assurance, increasing annually, after the third year. VI. A loan, at 5 per cent. interest, on the third or any sub- sequent anniversary of the assurance. VII. A cash BONUS at the end of a period of twenty years for nfteen years, if preferredj. VIII. The choice of EIGHT OPTIONS at the end of the period, under .one of which the policy may be either Confinueaf or Szarrevzdered on most liberal terms. IX. An annually increasing surrender value if the policy is continued beyond the period. X. Dividends from surplus subsequently earned, if the policy is continued beyond the period. XI. Thirty days' grace in the payment of all premiums. XII. The right C given to the Assuredj to change the benefi- ciary at pleasure. These are the guarantees. They ,are good guarantees whatever company makes them tif the company is one of the many good onesj. They are superlatively good when made by the strongest life company in the world, and backed by over forty-three million dollars of surplus. Examples of guaranteed values, and illustrations of past dividend results, will be furnished on application to E New Jsnsev AGENCY, EISELE an KING, General managers, No. 784 Broad St., cor. Market St., - NEWARK, N. J. 'i'eleph0l1eN0,254, W. F. VAN PELT, Cashier.