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Shannon News, 7 March 1922, Page 4

- POOR WILLS .ARE COSTLY. “Broken wills are to-day as common as broken bones. This is because, thousands neglect to have the important document prepaid by an experienced lawyer,” stated an American authority recently. Many a ‘home-made” will has ended tn poverty for litigants. if a man wish'bs to have' a good will, one which will ensure the administration of his estate in accordance with his wishes, he should go to the Public Trustee. This State-guar-anteed office has had long years ot experience in the handling of all manner of estates. It is eminently wellqualified to give the right advice and the right management. When the Public Trustee comes in, anxiety goes out. “Put not your trust, in money, but put your money in trust,” wrote Emerson. There is no better trust ior a .vill and its administration than the Public Trustee. A. MOSLEY, District Manager. PUBLIC TRUST, LEVIN.

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