The Ward County independent., 1910-12-01

value of the apple crop per acre will
be as follows, at $1.25 per box:
Fourth year. .. 13O boxes 5 1920
Fifth year. ..... 260 boxes 325.0O
Sixth year. :. 800 boxes 4S70O
Seventh year,. $40 boxes $1,000
Eighth year,. $50 boxes $1,000
Ninth year. go. $40 boxes l056O0
Tenth year. -. 975 boxes 121S00
Eleventh year. 1lO5 boxes 1881 90
T"elfth-fftialh year
1900 boxes l625.Oo
HON IDEAL IN ARCADIA.
Arcadia attracts everyone who has
seen it as an ideal spot in which to
live This company is sparing notn-
ing to prepare it for beautiful orch.
ard homes, which will soon make it
the beauty spot Of the west. The
social character of the community
will be carefully safeguarded. Home
building here is inexpensive, as there
is an unlimited amount of timber in
this district, making lumber cheap
for building purposes.
Deer Creek, prosperous city of
1900 inhabitants, is located in the
center of the valley. Splendid
schools will be found here extending
to the tenth grade. Rural free mail
delivery covers the entire valley to-
gether with rural telephone service.
Deer Park is lighted by electricity,
while Denison and Clayton have good
schools and are growing rapidly.
A place where you may bring your
family to live in greatest comfort,
and at the same time take advantage
Of the worlds greatest agricultural
opportunity for making money You
are not far by railroad from one of
the largest cities in the Northwes,
(Spokane), where every advantage OF
Eastern cities is afforded The lakes
and mountains surrounding Arcadia
are visited by tourists during the
summer, who consider this section
an ideal resort. The advantage OF
, having an ideal home location, CON-
bined with profitable business, will
appeal TO everyone who looks to the
future and is seeking the good things
Of life. You'll like Arcadia for
many reasons why you'll Ike it that
it would be hard to decide which ad-
vantage would appeal TO you most
! You can only appreciate Arcadia py
secing it your self
From the standpoint of climate
csnJii7ons THERE is NO BETTEh
CLIMATE ANYWHERE. Its alti-
;llde Of 2,l00 feet furnishes
bracing atmosphere and it is truly
inspiring atmosphere, and it is truly
called "thc land Of sunshine" 1t mas
no WinGs-no dust sIorms--no damp.
disagree cable rainy season-no MOI,
: sultry days--rc intolerable, oppressive
nishts-NO MALARIA. The very air
seems charged with energy during
the day, and the COOL refreshing
hreezes at night bring sleep whether
you will or not
ARCAOIA-WhAT IT is.
Twelve miles north OF the city OF
in II,
Spokane counties, directly on the
Spokane Falls & Northern Railroad
: lies the beautiful valley OF Arcadia.
II is in the very center of that great
section known as the Inland Empire,
which stretches from the Rocky
Mountains tC the Cascades and from
Colorado far into British Columbia
The Inland Empire is a vast plateau,
walled in by two mountain ranges,
with an area of about 100000 suuare
miles, equal in extent to the German
Empire and almost double Great Brit
ian.
The surrounding mount tains and lofty
hills seem designed purposely to
shiefd. Arcadia from rigorous ele-
ments and give it climate conditions
that are ideal. Mirrored lakes, rivers
and bubbling springs offer an over
abundant supply of life-sustaining
water for man and vegetation. The
ever looking mountains have shaken
from their shoulders in the centuries
past a volcanic ASH deposit over this
valley that science has found it the
duces by irrigation greater quantities,
larger varieties and more lusciously
any other soil in the world.
The valley of Arcadia was in it's
Favored fruits and vegetables than
richest soil in the world and pro-
natural state heavily timbered with
pine, fir and tamarack, proving as
self-productive qualities without the
aid Of irrigation. In this valley is be-
ing deyelOped bv the Arcadia Orch