The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

SUNNY ALBERTA. CANADA.
Has more prosperous farmers than any
nd country on the American CONT
neat The investor can find no better.
safer or surer way to make money
than investing IN good. productive
wheat lands. These lands are increas-
ing in value at the rate Of s. and up
wards per acre per year. and under cui-
tivation produce enormous crops every
year. il not being necessary TO let the
land lay idle every other year, as the
average rainfall is p inches
SUNNY ALBERTA.
CANADA.
Crop Average for Year 1909.
Government Statistics.
Wheat. per acre. average. 30 bushels.
Average price. IS cents.
Oats. per acre, measured bushels, 40.
Price obtained. % to IS cents.
Oats weigh from 40 to As pounds TO
the measured bushel-
Barley, per acre, average. 30 bushels.
Average price, as cents.
Flax, per acre. Il bushels.
Average price, 90 cents.
Alfalfa. per acre, average, tons;
under irrigation. ? crops.
Average price, SIS per ton
Timothy averages tons per acre and
brings from $1,000 to $500.
a good farmer always beats the av-
Positively the greatest farming
country on earth In many instances
first crop pays for the land.
SUNNY ALBERTA. CANADA
Government statistics May 1. 1915.
show the acreage Increase over 1909
in crop to be as follows:
Fall wheat. p per cent acreage IN
crease over 1909.
spring wheat. Sc per cent acreage
increase over 1909.
oats, Is per cent acreage increase
Barley. Sc per cent acreage Increase
Timothy. So per cent acreage increase
over 1909.
The amount of new land now being
prepared for cropping in 1911 surpasses
all previous records. Does this not in
dictate 20 you that ALBERTA LAND
is GOOD2 We do not know OF one
instance where any one has lost money
/ in Alberta farm lands. and II you viii
allow us we can introduce you to hum
dreGs OF farmers in Alberta who started
with small means four or five years
ago. and who are now independent and
have large annual income from their
land.
There are OPPORTUNITIES FOR
/ YOU to do the same IL YOU will take
/ them now. We solicit your investiga-
| ton and will give you the benefit OF
our cheap railway rates
/ All kinds Of stock thrive in Alberta
and bring good prices. Cattle and
/ horses range out the year round with
| out being housed or fed. The winter
Is fun OF bright, sunshiny days, with
no billiards or high winds. no cyclones.
and there is no sleighing in the CAL
| gary district. The Canadian Pacific
Railway company acquired these lands
as a grant from the Canadian govern
| ment at an early date for constructing
their railway through western Canada,
| and they will sell you a farm on ten
years time or upon the crop payment
plan. NO CROP. NO PAY. They viii
also build your buildings, put in your
| crop. fence and improve your place
ready for occupation at the lowest pos
sible cost, and II will be done right. and
you will be dealing with a concern
with unquestionable standing known
the world over.
Lands you can now buy from $1,000
to $500 per acre will readily sell for
$4,000 per acre before long. and they
are available to the best markets. plen-
schools. gOvernment-owned rural tele-
phone system. very low taxes. and. IN
fact. one will enjoy all the convent
ences that are to be had in a much
older settled country. The man with
small means can secure here for him
self and family a home and an indie
pendence at what he would be paying
| FOR rent elsewhere. We are direct from
| Alberta. where we have lived for some
years. and therefore speak from exper-
fence. and we viii be pleased to go into
the matter with you concerning this
great country for the asking. SIT
down and figure out what you can dc
with a farm in Sunny Alberta, and
compare IL with 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 not you? II you
want TO share in this prosperity or de.
sire any information. come in and let M
tell you about II. Beautifully illus
trated literature giving the experience,
or men now farming in Alberta viii bs
mailed you on request.
JAMESON, GIJLIs & BROWN.
Agents.
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Colonization Department.
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