Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-12
oInaII Tracts

are commercially handicapped, just as the
owner Of an orange grove too small to at
tract to itself transportation facilities IS
deprived of his market. No matter what may
be the value of his CROP it rots on the
ground The size Of our forests places US IN
a dominating position, exactly the reverse
of the small tract owner and our method Oh
selling insures to the smallest holder Oh
acreage in Glenarden reserve every advan'
tage naturally inhering to the holder Of thou
sands Of acres.
OF Supreme Importance
are the character and location Of the land
designed for eucalyptus growing. The euca'
lyptus may live in the desert, on inferior
soil, or without water to feed its early
growth but If 1t does less we'll under such
poor conditions than 1t would do In locali'
ties of more rainfall, abundant surface wa
ter and richer soil, then the latter advan'
tages are absolutely essential to commercial
results-they mean vastly increased profits
The presence OF ideaI conditions may easily
mean a difference Of million dollars in tim
Der Value at one cutting IN a forest the size
OF GLENARDBN.
Best LonS Necessary
GLENARDEN reserve lies IN the rich
aluvlal district of the famous county of
Fresno, which produces more wealth from
its soil than any county in the world. Upon
this soil are found the most prolific orchards
and vineyards in California. GLENARDEN
lies in the choicest portion Of the rich low
lands Of pure alluvial deposit. Without ep.
ceptton, its soil Is not surpassed bv any spot
IN California.
Comparison Is Futile
The water facilities of Glenarden alone
make It's acreage worth much more than the
present price. Water-t0ater IN tneThGuStt-
bic abunddnce-is the magic element that
produces the wizardry of California soil.
And when to this feature are added the un-
rivaled quality of the soil the care and
culture Of the trees not merely for a couple
of years, but from Seeding to market; the
freeing Of the buyer from every expense
beyond the original purchase price until his
holdings yield their returns; and providing
facilities for marketing at profit, the hold
ings of any purchaser who may be obliged to
sell before maturity-all combine to confer
upon the acreage of G1enarden a value in
no sense measured by the present price.
No acreage combining such an array Of
advantages has ever been offered in tho
eucalyptus Industry
The purchaser of GLENARDEN acreage
buys no stock; he buys the land, with
perfect title, and no matter how small his
holdings he shares all the advantages of the
largest holders, as all holdings represent
specified interest in 100-acre grove. This
ownership involves no cost, beyond the orig
inal purchase price, from the time he buys
until he receives the profits from his timber
The Price Must Rise
The value of such land is rising rapidly,
and before long such acreage as GLEN
ARDEN must sell for more than frst-class
planted orange land The returns from euca
lyptus justify that price today. Only by
coming in now can you profit by the present
prices. You never can again.
This great reserve is being taken rapidly.
If you would take advantage of the lowest
price at which this acreage will ever sell,
you should act promptly. By all means get
the value of these splendid trees behind you.
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