Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, October 20, 1912, SUNDAY BEE, Image 79

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    THE OMAHA SUNDAY 1SKK
11,000 WOMEN
NDOESE, by holding membership, the greatest and most
unique fraternal insurance organization in the world. Found
ed for the purpose of providing relief for its members in
times of sorrow and distress, educating them in moral,
social and intellectual matters and promoting fraternal love
and unity, it is gaining in membership at the rate of 2,000 to 4,000 a
month. Incorporated under the laws-of the State of Nebraska and do
ing business under the strict requirements of its Insurance Depart
ment, it is licensed to do business in 38 states. Any worthy woman,
who can pass the required medical examination and any member of the
Soveregn Camp, Woodmen of the World, is eligibie for membership in
THE SUPREME FOREST
WOODMEN CIRCLE
FURNISHING PROTECTION THAT PROTECTS
It is not enough that an order is big, prosperous and sound. It
must have the quality, methods and laws which insure the continu
ance of these things. The business management of this great organiza
tion is as conservative, careful and farsighted as any other strong
business institution. It offers advantages of a splendid nature to its
members. It is growing fast in popularity because of the many unique
and exclusive features enjoyed by them. In sixteen years of rapid and
healthy expansion it has become
THE MARVEL OF THE INSURANCE WORLD
The Woodmen Circle furnishes insurance in amounts of $100,
$500, $1,000, $1,500 and $2,000. Members pay an assessment each
month in accordance with their age at the time of joining the order
and the amount of insurance carried.
$2,876,307.84 has been paid in death losses since the date of organi
zation. Over 3,500 monuments have been erected on the graves of de
ceased members. An emergency fund of nearly $3,000,000 is avail
able for death claims.
For particulars address
E
MRS. EMMA B. MANCHESTER,
Supreme Guardian
W. O. W. Building Omaha. Nebraska