THE FREEHOLD
In its original and primitive meaning, “ tin freehold ” was the term used to describe tlie toimro upon which the favored individual held his land, lie cither obtained it because of his prowess in battle or because lie had earned the favor of the “ lord of the, manor,'’ who granted a title that could not. bo terminated. In its modern application the nominal possession of a title to land is not “free” if, for the right to occupy it you have - to pay ihterest to another. It is freehold in name only. To enable you to bo relieved of interest, charges the Pacific Starr-Bowkett Society" offers the assistance of a modern organisation. h small fortnightly contribution presently entitles you to a loan free of interest, with which to pay off your indebtedness. The repayment is easy, and is completed in from nine to twelve years. Call for booklet, ‘ Loans , for Homos.’ Office, 86 King Edward street.—[Advt.J
Keep “ NAZOL ” handy in you shop, or home. A few drops or will prevent coughs and colds. office, wh His Sixty
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Evening Star, Issue 19004, 28 July 1925, Page 2
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178Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Star, Issue 19004, 28 July 1925, Page 2
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