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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-10-23

The effect is a reddish or brownish
hue, very rich in appearance.
The fall models in suits and over
coats show practically no changes.
The cutaway frock coat is the most
notable among the new fall garments.
Some of the garments have silk braid
edges and cuffs, and on the outside
seam of the trousers as well. This
style of coat can be appropriately &C
companied by gray striped trousers
and fancy waistcoat. For semi-formal
wear, as well as for business, 1t gives
promise of considerable popularity for
the fall season. The favored fabric
for the cutaway frock coat is the soft
finished worsted. The suit styles are
gradually getting away from the ex-
IRENE broad shoulders, and this season
decidedly favors the English natural
shoulder effect--a narrow shoulder
The coat is also cut closer fitting
around the waist, defining the dip eff
feet. These coats, however, are cut
full in the chest. The coats are also
shorter than has been seen in many
seasons; however, the extreme short
coat has not yet arrived. The sack
coat is still the popular garment. The
peg-top and semi-peg-top trousers,
which originated with the college
youth and were taken up later by the
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-10-23

The younger American element have
for some time past been making a
strong effort to throw of the yoke of
English suggestion in their fashions
and with no small degree of accom-
plishment. This will be especially
noticeable this season as the English
fashions will lose much caste In this
country since King Edward, the recog.
nized dean OF the fashion world, has
found no accepted successor. There
fore, while the more conservative men
will adopt the Kings Mourning" eff.
fleets, the younger element and their
adherents are coming out strong for
browns in novelty patterns. The plaid
effects are said to be the best, while
some have the stripes in addition.
Nothing is shown in the solid shades
of brown. Everything shown for fall
is in the soft finish effect, cassimeres
and soft finished serges being most
prominent, both in imported and do
|mestic materials. Besides the grays
and browns, blues will be very popu-
lar.
Chanticleer novelties will be a
feature of the season. The idea is
used In the material rather than in the
style of the garment. The fabrics are
soft finished ones. with small red or
brown pin dots sprinkled throughout.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-10-23

such popularity the past summer are
being transformed into more sombeI
tones, the black and white predominant
ing.
1t is quite pronounced in the, ad
vance Fall showings that there is 6
strong leaning toward gray, both in
solid colors and in mixtures. These
materials are of the class known In
the trade as Bannockburn Ga sort OF
Ia tweed from a town Of that name
near Glasgow. Scotland) and pin
checks, both of these effects being
popular in England as Kings Mo urn.
ing" A performance of black and
white and somber gray also reflects
this tendency.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-10-23

younger element, are gradually CIV
ing way to the more conservative
types. The regular cut trousers, which
prevailed before the peg-top, are now
considered proper.
In overcoats, as in suits, there is a
call for the wool and soft finish
fabrics. This popularity is caused by
the great variety Of patterns which
can not be had In worsteds, except in
the higher priced materials. The COM
bination military collars for overcoats
continue to make their appearance.
Although constructed on many differ
ent principles, the effect obtained In
all are very similar. Ordinarily the
lapel effect is shown, and for stormy
or cold weather the lapel or collar is
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-10-23

Winter. Reports from England indi-
cate a strong vogue in London for
dark materials, especially in pin check
effects. AS high class American tall
ors not only construct their garments
along the lines depicted by the Lon
don fashion plates, but import practi-
cally all their fabrics from England.
1t Is highlye probable that American
cloth mills and clothing manufacturers
will follow this tendency. Pin checks
in the lighter SHADES which showed
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-10-23

HERE is no doubt but that
the death of King Edward
VII has had a strong effect
upon the fabrics in mems
clothing for this Fall and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07
MoREToWN

Mrs f. Palmer was in Waterbury
Tuesday.
G g sleeper was in Middlesex one day
last week
air. ard aIrs. D. o. Bruce were ii
Montpelier Friday.
= arid Mrs. Peter Berno visited
80 Montpelier Sunday.
Miss May Eaton went to her home in
Fayston last week IN with grippe
FIJI. sawyer ana Mrs Addie Sawyer
were ia AIiddleseS Center Friday
Mrs. Thomas someryille 81 Tayston
was guest one day last week Of Mrs,
il f johnson,
RFr. and Mrs William Johnson were
ia Waitsileid sunday guests of Mr, and
Mrs T 7. Kelly
Mr.. and Mrs. N M Davis were called
Ia Waitsdeia Wednesday bv the illness
81 their daughter. Mrs. j G. kingsbufy.
Lewis sbontell from Barre has re-
Gently been tae guest Of Mrs Myrtle
iisrno, his daughter and Fred shoptell,
his son.
Aaron Coss Charles and Fred Coss
were called to Wilder last week by
the death Of Olive Watson, wife 81 Dr.
Rollin Cess.
Mrs Knapp, who has been spending
several weeks with her daughter Har
riett Inns gone TO her home in Hinsdale
~ H She was accompanied by her
sons wife, who has been here for a few
days
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07
Half Price

The FIRST lot is 25c Frilled Supporters
with either G. Nj 3. Or Weld fasteners
(the very best. They come in black,
white and colors, and now the price is
II i-zc per pair.
One lot Of Hose Supporters IN black,
white and red elastic IS very wide and
strong, fasteners the very best. These
are the same as il our stock at Csc per
pair These in this sale II ~ i-ze per
pair.
Our very best Zoe Pad Supporters,
with silk pad very best elastic and
fasteners. This lot now z5c Gust bali
price,
Supporters that we hayeiike the above
10 stock win remain at old prices, as We
cannot buy another lot to sell for less.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07
Products
at
Reduced Prices

! Beginning Monday, we
: shall sell our pork products
Eat the following reduced
: prices:
: Good Lean Roasts Of Pork,
per lb. 1Sc
Best Sirloin Roasts, per
lib. ISc
Good Lean Pork Steak,
per lb. l6c
Best sirloin Pork Steak,
per lb. zoe
; Pure Kettle Rendered Lard
Gin bulk OF small pals
per lb. l6c
Large cans, per Id. l5c
Pork Spare Ribs, perl I0c
We expect to have our
|new refrigerator system
completed soon, So that the
cut meat can be displayed
under glass and be kept
Icool and free from flies,
ldust, etc, SO as to comply
with the new laws aud be
perfectly sanitary.
SMITH & CUMMINGS
Phone 400, Il that line is busy
call 40l
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07
Commencement Week

How about that new parasol? We
have bought these pretty Parasols for
this weeks sale.
Gloves, both silk and kid Had anew
lot Of fresh new Kid Gloves come last
Saturday, 50 as to have them ready
Monday morning for this week.
Ribbons We keep large assortment
an Of the time and claim that We can
show you better values than IS usually
sold in cities Of our size.
FansNew ones, just little different
from last seasons styles.
New styles in Gauze Hosiery, the kind
called for just now Ask to see our
special values at csc per pair.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07
Tvenyenneh Embroidered Founcng doueedged insertions mattel
a per yard, worth rs per more).
The Daylight Store
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Figured aaxons at Abbott's.
See those pink end blue waists. SLID
at Naughan's
The Frank MeWhorter 90. is head
quarters for hammoeks, $3.50 70 sl200.
The Ladies Catholic Benevolent soei-
ETY. win hold a public dance ia the Is. Of
G. hall Tuesday evening AZ o'clock.
Riley'g orchestra. All invited.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07
TALK OF The TOWN

HALF price On hose supporters at Ab.
bolts
for durability buy the @Tung hose,
at Peuya
Sale Of wash silks 25e yard at The
Vaughan store
For safe, late cabbage cauliAower and
kale plants William Mcdonald 81 Park
street
Regular $500 cabinet photos for $3.50
l0r enc next ten days. Ford Beckiey,
Gadding block.
A great line Of fancy hose, neckwear
and ncgigee Is being shown by tile
Frank MeWhorter Go.
Tie Barre choral union VIII rehearse
ii the yestry Of the Congregational
hureh Tuesday evening IL o'clock
j. s. Hale returned % hs home d
Litileton. 81. a.. to-day, saiter spending
several days with friends ~ the city.
MobiHa In bnon ordine da vendere
sulato, prezzo d'oceasione Gauss par
senza Riyolgers IA Howard street. y.
caIeagni
a meeting Of the retail clerks asso
ciation win BE- held 10 the II Of z hall
in The Blanchard block Wednesday even
ing At 1880.
AS many Of the spauldina alumni as
possible should attend tae annual BAN
qnet Wednesday evening in the congfe-
gationai church Yestry
The Ladies' Catholic Benevolent soei-
ETY. viii hold q public dance ~ the k. Of
e Hall Tuesday evening at 5 o'clock.
Rileg's orchestra. Al invited
Enjoy yourself on she evening Of June
80 and at the same time Aid the Civic
federation 70 maintain q public play.
ground for the children Of Barre.
Enjoy yourself on the evening Of June
IS and at the same time aid the Civic
Federation to maintain a public play
ground for the children OF Barre
THE game scheduled 10 have been
played this afternoon between Spanld-
ing high and Montpelier high schools
has been postponed until Friday after
noon June 10, at 4 O'Clock at Inter-
city park.
n the list Of players IN the mixed
tournaments ~ the Barre Coli club, as
printed ID yesterdays paper two names
were left out Miss Sexton plays with
Fmnk Dalearno and Mrs Il l. Leonard
with I, R. Hutchinson
Some dandy music and the latest hits
win be played by Riley's orchestra for
Che spauiding alumni ban Ia the How
land hall Thursday evening. June 3,
while those who don't dance VIII surely
enjoy the wall.selectad concert program.
Combination ban and concert tickets 81
pm eonplei single eonceFt tickets S5e
Plenty nf room and the best Of accom-
moiations.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07

D. A. Psfg Real Estate Agency
Rooms 8 and 8, GUrdon Block,
Barre, VI PhoHs 1921 tiff
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07
TOO LATE TO BE CLASSIFIED

FOR sATF-Ahant $50 cords ofwood at $50
per cord 81 ia hard aud soft wood delivered.
Nefy coed for summer ass. Worth double fhe
slab wood that ven pas Eis55 for elsewhere.
Discount a. : cord lops. Apply a. VI. Mann.
u wetiaefor street. Tai i2s.I sim
LCSI-4f9enieFmen' fancy watch fob with
somewhere between Barre ana BeB5amius
Fails Kawafa u tindeF II fetarned u "a o.,
Times ufi3e. 7its'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07

"The Clay Baker, at Dreamiand to-
night furnishes an excellent vehicle for
the acting Of the principal actor, the
clay baker himself It reminds one of
JOE jefferson, Denman Thompson and
such men as THESE Burlando has new
Indian love song, entitled The Red
Clover" 1t is perhaps one Of the finest
songs he has had since coming to Dream
land TIE does it Justice
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07
lake Mansfield WI have Al import

Lake Mansfield wiH have an import
ant guest this SUMMER b Admiral
Charles f CLARK WHO will STRIVE about
Jalg and pass flie enfira summer at
tbe lake with ~. FL G. Brigham his
iriead admiral Clark viii Sc accom-.
ported by Mrs Clark and Captains
Hmhes and Robinson md families Mrs
Hughes and Mrs. Robinson are daughters
81 Admiral Clark Captains Hughes and
Robinson are officers II tbc United States
navy. Admiral Clark viii probably Wis
fl bricas II Montpelier before going 70
the lake.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07
The 0. A. PsrY Real Estate Agency
Asks You to Look over These
Propositions;

Ne I03 You ought to SEQ shisi 100 acres. rs
acres tiiiaer balance pas tufage and woodland
Land Is level Heing ali machine moving, Free
from stones ard iedges wood and timber for
farm. Apple orchard VIII keep from thirty
to forty head of cattle and Team Cuts seventy
tons IT hay. Two barns and haFse barn with
easements. an barns clap boarded and paint
"a. roo ten silo. Strictly modern 3 room honsb,
furnace heat and bash, slated roof. built only
three years ago. Running water sc house and
laFhs One and ene-haif miles from South
hoYaiton On line Of G. X. n 81 Mir taken at
door, 4s9p1Qe worth Of milk sold on fhla farm
within tie past three years Telephone and on
H. r. n route. Price SI0Ga 90 including tools
Insured for eGoo0o0 including crops. Liberal
terms 7ltf
No. io4 A good proposition $50 aerss 80
acres Of tiliaEe land i65 acres pasturage and
81 acres 81 woodland Timber hand nearly lev
o.. Iillage an machine moving and Tree rom
stone 1850 sugar trees. Coed apple orchard
50 0oD feak af saft timber. Cuts be- tuas OF hay
and viii keep s. csRs and team Three large
barns with Easements Good sii0 Good III
r0nm house painted light green. Running
water AZ house and barns. Three miles from
Tunnfidge, Va. Ihree-fnnrth mile from school
3 mites Is creamery and mill Telephone and
r. n. u. stock ana tools can be purchased at
right prices II desired Price es20000 Terms.
ono half cash 7ltf
NO li9. A big investment 2S-room house in
iine locafion and neighhofhoods two bath
foenas two bag windows four piazzas. City
watef kieCtfic lights ana gas two farnaees
Weighted windows Blinds on three sides bard
wood aoafe in kitchen and bath Tapuls; sewer
connections Good barn, = ~; large lot e
l9p; appie and shade trees two minutes to
elcetTirs, ten minutes to center af town. This
property j. Weli rented, With 4 monthly rental
Of et2eU, e insured for s36ea 81 aud can b. pur-
chased 1T the low price Of sf500. SE1ea.0o cash,
balance time first class investment 81 good
home for purchaser and good income from tho
balance property Is fine condition 7itf
No. I0T. Price reduced nearly $1,000 co. forty
acres would mako nice fruit poHltry or truck
farm; only one and one half miles from Barre
City. one half mills % sehnal 0n main feaa
twenty acres tiilage twenty acres woodland
and paStnage no stone; an machine moving.
Cuts fifteen to twenty tons hay Buildings Hew
four years ago. Basement barn, - X So, clap
boarded and painted nine .faum house. mostly
hardwood finish Porch running wafer 81 house
and barn. near tie best market n the state.
Price now only s2a0oQ Must he sold within
did next sixty days siu
We also have some good vacant lots for sale
fheaps ono with eell8f nearly completed. All
classes e property handled 81 private sale q
public auction
II A Darw naol Ecsots hnannu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07

r. J. Prouty was qnite severely burned
May % BIS home il Newport By too
close proximity 81 burning match 70
rasolene saturated coat He had been
working around Sis automobile and tire
sleeve III his coat WIS wet with gaso-
leBe ii attempting 70 light & cigar,
tho coat aueht FIRE and before be could
exiinguish tbe aaues by rolling "a tie
wet grass bis arm WAS badly burned
from the hand to The elbow
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07
HaIf Price Sale LadIeSl Hose SNll0TleTS

These all Of them fresh from the manufacturers old stock thai
Their selling these Supporters much less than the fasteners
puzzle All that losing this deal and
you getting Supporters half price
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07
Garment Department

This department at this season has ell
Of the latest, newest things. Many new
things just put IA stock. In order to b
just right ali Of the time, we keep buy
ing new things All through the season.
II you were here yesterday, you could
see new things today.
Have you had time to see those SILK
Pettieoats at IS 50 each They all say
that they are great for that price and
worth $500, II we wanted TO ask It.
There are more kinds Of garments
being sold this season than ever before.
We can show them 81, ten sou which
Is best, then you can act your owr
pleasure.
Manufacturers are sending Us som,
Of the best garments FOR the price tina
we have ever received
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-06

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-06

SUNNY ALBERTA. CANADA.

is ATTRACTING THOUSANDS OF
FARMERS FROM THE UNITED
STATES AND EUROPE. WHO ARE
POURING INTO THIS. THE GREATEST
WHEAT PRODUCING AREA ON THE
AMERICAN CONTINENT. AND ARE
BUYING UP THESE FERTILE LANDS
READY FOR THE PLOw. AND ARE
BECOMING RICH AND INDEPENDENT
IN \ VERY SHORT TIME. THE IN
VESTOR CAN FIND NO BETTER,
SAFER OR sURER WAY TO MAKE
MONEY THAN INVESTING IN GOOD.
PRODUCTIVE WHEAT LANDS. THESE
LANDS ARE INCREASING IN VALUE
AT THE RATE OF SIS AND UPWARDS
PER ACRE PER YEAR. AND PRODUCE
ENORMOUS CROPS EVERY YEAR, IT
NOT BEING NECESSARY TO LET THE
LAND LAY IDLE EVERY OTHER
YEAR. AS THE AVERAGE RAINFALL
is % INCHES.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-06
less OPPORTUNITIES AND
BOOMING HOUSES

f-~>~~~>~~~O~-~~~~~~~
iH rooms. newly and elegantly
nrnished, rent $3.50 ; years lease: /:
4 you want a place modern. new.
csweet and clean. see this.
80 rooms. Main street location.
!: 1nest transient place in city. eN-
r.ra we'll furnished. all modern APP
i7ointmcnts. about n years lease,
sow rent. including heat, Terms.
Us ROOMS. 20 BATHS. MODERN
\ SEuropcan hotel. fine location, Ave
Years lease: heat free. very rea-
Sonable rent, Extra we'll furnished.
sTerms.
so nicely furnished rooms in swell
Fest part of city. always full OF high
Mass guests: rent $3.50: good lease.
IS rooms. well furnished, fine loca-
Hon: rent $50: steam heat = bar
ratn,s $1,000 cash will handle.
.3S absolutely newly furnished
rooms. extra large. light and
airy Swell location. Rent, in
|cluding heat. very low. 5-ye1r
lease. Owing to a change in the
onner's plans we are prepared
ITO turn this place over 10 first
lcl1ss people on liberal terms. Pos
sit!ycly the best ever offered.
r3 flnc store rooms in Sem!oh hotel.
State street.
arc headquarters for hotels and
~ houses. The above places are
Exclusively with us. This firm was
,shcd 1898.
= RICHTER REAL ESTATE.
- BRATTATN. Mgr, 3. O. Dept.
u w 1st South. Phones GAL.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-06
FOE sALE-REAL ESTATE

>~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~-~O~~- -~O~~-~--~--~-~~~~~-~-~~~>~
ANOTHER BUNGALOW READY
IN THE COOLEST PART OF TIE
CITY AND IN ONE OF THE BEST
RESIDENTIAL SECTIONS.
A most artistically designed and we'll
built shtngle bungalow. with front and
back porches. good sleeping porch joining
bedrooms; good basement, furnace and
complete plumbing all floors waxed and
polished; bedroom floors are No. l hr:
living room. dining room. combined re-
ception hall and library. floors oak;
kitchen floors maple. uniquely fitted up
bathroom: no better in a $4,000 house;
rir rundown finish in hall, living and
dining rooms. beam ceilings. firebrics
mantel built-in bookcases and buffet
with tastefally arranged art glass panels
and mirrors, window seats. paneled din
ing room. walls tinted: complete and good
electric light fixtures. woodwork of bed
rooms enamcled. buffet kitchen, ample
pantry. closets and shelf ROOM
PRICE $500 ON FAIR TERMS.
GEORGE A. WEST. OWNER AND
BELL 1899. IND 2Oi6.
plan these houses to satisfy the ar
tic taste.
To eliminate all unnecessary housework
and with a view TO durability and
If YOU WANT TO BUY, SEE THIS
AT 1452 RAMONA AVE. WESTMIN-
STER HEIGHTS. TAKE SUGAR
HOUSE CAR TO END OF LINE. THEN
HALF BLOCK EAST ON THIRD AVE.
NUE.. NORTH m61s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-06
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
IT IS NOT A QUESTION
HOW MUCH THE FOLLOWING WILL
BRING,
1T is THE QUESTION
HOW QUICKLY THEY CAN BE SOLD.
ALL OF THEM EXCELLENT

On a corner on 1st ave.. facing north
and iiHa east. subject to paving tax: but
sewer sewer connected. a splendid 5-room mod
brick cottage. with good furnace. three
mantels, laundry room, with hot and
In irst-class repair: siOO spent on the
exterior will put the place In nrst-class
condition. 1t can be had now for $4,000.
ana requires but little cash TO handle It.
On Bird ave. near S St. full 2-story.
I-room modern brick. about 9 years old
anu wen put up; south front; lawn. front
hnds ana back yard good barn. alley In rear;
WIN WIN sewer and all special assessments
paid in full; new furnace Price $4,000.
anS SeF easy terms can be
one just listed; sold one similar to this
one this week It's nearly new. 4-room
frame house, adobe lined; lot 5ox135 fl.
and can be bought for sl756 on payments
OF S2oG cash and $50 per month, includ-
Ing interest.
S29 Jefferson st. between West Tenn
pie and First West. just south OF Sth
So, splendid Groom brick cottage. with
water and c. l., and sewer paid Tor; will
ciHding interest. Price $4,000.
on the corner. facing south and west
on East 3rd South, brand new Groom
mod. brick bungalow, lot 2ixT rods. house
IS exceptionally we'll built: basement un-
der entire house. furnace. cement walks:
rod hardwood d floors in living and dining
You could not build this house for less
than $4,000, leaving $500 for the lot. The
lot Is worth $3.50 House must be sold:
cash and bal monthly payments Will
handle IL.
A bungalow on st, east front, has
rooms; none better in Salt Lake sewer
connection and all assessments paid, hot
water connected with furnace. sas; lot
AK rods. with alley in rear. Price
s65oo. The terms $1,000 cash. balance to
suit purchaser.
Many others too numerous to men
ton.
A. RICHTER. 1s WEST 1sT SOUTH ST.
Phones GAL. k4072
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-06

ALL KINDS OF STOCK THRIVE IN
ALBERTA AND BRING GOOD PRICES
CATTLE AND HORSES RANGE OUT
THE YEAR ROUND WITHOUT BEING
HOUSED OR FED. THE WINTER Is
FULL OF BRIGHT, SUNSHINING DAYS.
WITH NO BILLIARDS. OR HIGH
WINDS, NO CYCLONES. AND THERE
is NO SLE1GHING IN THE CALGARY
DISTRICT. THE CANADIAN PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY ACQUIRED
THESE LANDS AS A GRANT FROM
fHE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT AT AN
EARLY DATE FOR CONSTRUCTING
THEIR RAILWAY THROUGH WEST
ERN CANADA. AND THEY WILL SELL
YOU a FARM ON TEN YEARS TINE
Ok UPON THE CROP PAYMENT PLAN
NO CROP. NO PAY THEY WILL
ALSO BUILD YOUR BUILDINGS. PUT
IN YOUR CROP, FENCE AND IN
PROVE YOUR PLACE READY FOR OC-
cUPATlON AT THE LOWEST POSI-
Bile COST. AND 1T WILL BE DONE
RIGHT. AND YOU WILL BE DEALING
WITH a CONCERN WITH UNQUES-
TONED STANDING. KNOWN THE
WORLD OVER.
LANDS YOU CAN NOW. BUY FROM
$500 TO $500 PER ACRE WILL SELL
FOR 10000 BEFORE LONG. AND
THEY ARE AVAILABLE TO THE BEST
OF MARKETS, PLENTY OF CHEAP
FUEL. GOOD WATER. GOOD SCHOOLS,
iOVERNMENT-oW OWNED RURAL TELE-
SHONE SYSTEM. VERY LOW TAXES
AND. IN FACT, ONE WILL ENJOI
ALL THE CONVENIENCES THAT ARE
70 BE HAD IN A MUCH OLDER SET
FLED COUNTRY. THE MAN WITH
SMALL MEANS CAN SECURE HERE
.'OR HIMSELF AND FAMILY a HOME
AND AN INDEPENDENCE AT WHAT
he WOULD BE PAYING FOR RENT
FROM ALBERTA. WHERE WE HAVE
LIVED FOR SOME YEARS AMI
THEREFORE, SPEAK FROM EXPERT
ENCE AND WILL BE PLEASED TO
20 INTO THE MATTER WITH YOU
THOROUGHLY. AND WILL PUT YOU
IN POSSESSION OF ABSOLUTE FACTS
CONCERNING THIS GREAT COUN-
TRY FOR THE ASKING. SIT DOWN
AND FIGURE OUT WHAT YOU CAN
90 WITH A FARM IN SUNNY AL
BERTA AND COMPARE 1T WITE
YOUR PRESENT INCOME. SOME OF
THE MOST PROMINENT CITIZENS IN
UTAH AND SALT LAKE CITY OWN
AND ARE MAKING MONEY OUT OF
ALBERTA FARM LANDS. WHY MOI
I~Jc IF YOU WANT TO SHARE IN
This PROSPERITY, OR DESIRE ANY
INFORMATION. COME IN AND LET
Us TELL YOU ABOUT 1T. BEAUTIFUL
ILLUSTRATED LITERATURE. GIVING
I'll. EXPERIENCES OF MEN NOW
EARNING IN ALBERTA. WILL BE
lied YOU ON REQUEST.