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The JVmt jOmsgon STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon, Swrniay Morntng, January to, 1929 ,
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January 21
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tihmg 'makes for more permanent satisfaction
trie possession of one's own home.
THINK back to your childhood. Do you remember
the tKHll of saving your pennies, nickels and
'dimes fori weeks or months to buy some long coveted
object? It is a thousand(times easier to save when you
have some real goal in viewl .
' A splendid way to save money and make an in
vestment at the same time, is to go into debt" for a
home.: By which is meant buying or building a house
and paying for it over a term of years as can be done
through' the various home financing or building-and-loan
associations. Of course there must be enough
money on hand for a first payment, but on a modest
home this is not large, and the rest is paid like rent;
until finally the house is yours.
There are many business advantages in owning
your own home, aside from the peace of mind, con
tent and self respect it brings. Home ownership gives
you a certain standing in the community, makes you
a more desirable neighbor and a better citizen, im
proves your credit and raises the whole tone of your
home life It also provides a permanent investment,
on which, if hard times come, money can always be
raised by a mortgage. Thought of in terms of happi
ness, a home is indeed worth saving for.
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