Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28

wheat, oranges, grapes or " &Av
cotton, but 1t would be MNN
physical impossibility TO w
have an overproductlon OF haru"oou WkN
timber. ~
In sixteen years our hardwood timb' ~
supply will be gone, except FOR eucalypCui
What then? The owners of eucalyptus Will
own a practical monopoly of the hardwood
of the country How much will this timber,
be worth? II It is worth $25 thousand
standing In the forest today what VIII II
be worth when it comprises the total avail
able hardwood supply? 1t is not an over
production that is to be feared, but an un'
Reproduction which it is impossible te
avert.
Character of the Soil
OF supreme Importance is the character OF
the soil designed for eucalyptus growing.
The presence of ideal conditions may easily
mean difference Of million dollars in
timber DGlue at one cutting in FOREST the
size Of GLENARDEN.
Says the College of Agriculture, Uni
versity of California in answer to the ques-
ton, From what kind of land will euca-
lyptus return the greatest profit in the
shortest timer"
"The best land that it is possible to buy"
That reply is the definition of GLEN
ARDEN. This reserve lies in the rich al
luvial 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 elluvial deposit Without eT-
ception, its soil is not surpassed by any spot
in California.
Comparison Is Futile
The water facilities of Glenarden alone
make its acreage worth much more than the
present price. Water-t0dter in inerhduStf-
bic dbundGnce-is the magic element that
produces the wizardry of California soil.
No acreage combining such an array OF
advantages has eUer been offered in the eucd-
IgptuS industry.
The Seeding trees for this great reserve
are growing now. in readiness for trans
planting. The value of these trees to the
buyers is noto accruing daily. Cash pur-
chasers reap the benefit of an important re-
duction, while the installment plan of the
Company permits the wage Garner to get the
benefit OF the increasing value of his grow
ing trees during the term of his payments.
BY the time his payments are completed his
holdings will have grown immensely valu.
able.
No Stock
The purchaser Of GLENARDEN acreage
buys no stock; he buys the land, with a
perfect title and no matter how small his
holdings he shares all the advantages of
the largest holders, as all holdings renre.
sent specified interest in a 100acre grove
This ownership involves no cost, beyond the
original 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-cIass
planted orange land. The returns from
eucalyptus justify that price today. Only
Dy coming IN now can you profit by the
present prices. You never can again.
From every State in the Union +boro
comes flood of responses to this great on.
portunity. 0P
You Must Act
This great reserve is being taken ranidlv
If you would take advantage of the lowest
price at which this acreage will ever sell
you must act promptly
Write for the beautiful book. 9Th, "
Miracle Tree
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