The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-05
FOR sAIE-REAL EsTATE.

FOR SALE
BONNEVILLE ANNEX
60 acres Of apple orchard, adjoining the
famous HoneyviIie Orchard, to be placed
en- the market.
THE APPLE AND THE DOLLAR.
DO you want to be independent, or dc
you always want to work for someone
eise3 Wouldn't you like TO have a home
IN Gods cOuntry-Honeyville, Utah-the
coming greatest apple growing district in
the world where the sky is always blue,
Where sickness is unknown, where your
family viii have all the comforts and adj
Vantages Of a city and refined neighbOrs
APPLES $3.50 PER BOX
OF fifty pounds, and dealers unable to
supply the demand and right at your
very door the finest apple ground the
sun ever shone on, fairly crying TO you TO
come and gather the golden harvest.
DO YOU KNOW
tnar owners Of Bear River Valley or
cnards this year cleared $1,000 per acre
OIL their land, and that they would not
take $1,000 an acre for it.
Do YOU KNOW
that experts say that it viii be so years
before there viii be enough acreage plant
ed TO apples to supply the demand and
Dihg them down 70 reasonable price
Do YOU KNOW
that Bear River Valley Jonathan apples
look flrst prize at the Utah state fair and
at the recent international Irrigation con-
gress in Chieago?
500 IN GOLD.
DO you know that you can come right
up 70 my office and collect 500 In gold
If / cannot prove to you that from the
profits Of 10 acres of apples you win be
able to own an automobile ana take a
trip to California every winter?
DO YOU KNOW
that not only will I return your money
at any time if You wish to rescind your
contract, but also pay you per cent in
terest besides?
DO YOU KNOW
Inat 1 VIII give so IN gold TO any pur--
chaser Of an orchard in the original
bonneville tract if he will give me an
option agreeing to sell his land to me at
500 per acre, or $50 an acre more than
he paid for it, when it is turned over to
him a bearing orchard in 1872?
THE BONNEVILLE ANNEX
consists Of so acres adjoining the now ia
nous HoneyVille Orchards. 1t was plant
ed this year $500, under the supervision
OF an expert, 10 Jonathan, Cases and
Wnesap apples. These trees were the
finest money could buy and cost six cents
more apiece than the ordinary tree. They
were planted 30X15 feet apart, in soil pro-
nOunced by experts to be perfect apple
soil This ground is irrigated by the tried
and proven Bear River canal, and carries
with II a full. paid-up water right.
PRICES AND TERMS.
The prices and terms are a little higher
than the original Honeyville tract, and
gUu w uDL 6tA as otu an OAGudIQ-Dut
only one-haf of what prices will be two
years from now. $50 down and SIS a
month for 30 months is the price Of your
independence.
AND REMEMBER, ONL p
tracts can be sold on these easy terms
So do not wait one minute if you want
to be sure Of securing one of them No
favors or reservations will be made First
come will be first served.
FREE APPLES TO CALLERS.
Come up and let us show to you Just
what a profitable and safe investment
and leisurely and gentlemanly occupation
apple raising is. Every caller on Monday
win receive
A POUND OF PRIZE JONATHANs
FREE.
We urge you to call early. Tuesday
may be too late. Write for Illustrated
BOOKLET.
ANNEX ORCHARD Co,
c. S. HOLMQUIST,
General Manager,
312 Judge Bldg. Bell phone $40.
FOR SALE
Bell 227z HOMER. Ind. 81.
BEAUTIFUL OVANDA.
So Down.
so Month
Located on Ninth East Boulevard to
Country club; all street work and water
to the curb.
CAN on our Mr.. Burhen, at the office.
this afteTnOOn-visit with him and he viii
tell you all about the best buy on the
market.
HOMER,
Under Deseret Bank.