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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-08-17
FIGHT RENEWED IN
DASHBOARD CASE
Defendants File Bill Of 5S5 EN-
ceptiOnS to Masters Report
Also Move 90 Set Aside Report
Another to Re commit

Following upon the recent report of
Master Charles II, Darling in the famous
dashboard case, with his findings in
favor Of over 500, 900 damages for the
eighty orator farmers, the defendants
| have filed a series of documents in the
Addison County court of Chancery max q
/ ing il plain that the legal fight which
has already been Of many years stand
| ing will be continued for sometime 10
come.
M. c. Weber and Alexander Dunnett,
attorneys representing the Mddlebury
Electric Company, the Brandon Italian
Marble Company, Isaac L. Rogers and
Clarence c. Wells, and the A. p. Tupper
estate, defendants, have filed a bill of
3S5 exceptions TO the Masters report,
largely concerned with the slope lines
of the bed of Otter Creek and its tribu-
taries. They have also filed a motion
to entirely set aside the Masters re-
port, on grounds outlined as follows:
That the Master Ignored entirely the
undisputed scientific evidence showing
that the lands of the orators were not
affected by the hashboards.
That he ignored the undsputed evil
dence as to the exact and precise effect
of the fiashboards at any stage Of the
river.
That he refused to be bound by the
undisputed evidence in the case and
made his report based upon hydraulic
propositions advanced by himself, hav.
ing no support in the evidence. "
That he based his report upon the
finding that the bed Of the Otter Creek
slopes downward from Middlebury to
Brandon, a distance of 20 miles, and
that this finding has no foundation in
the evidence.
That he "based his report, also, upon
the finding that the Leicester river
flows northward and the bed of the
river slopes toward the south and that
this finding is contrary to the evidence
That he "based his report also upon
the finding that the bed of Beaver
Brook slopes to the south and that this
finding is not supported by any evidence
in the case.
That he "has ignored the evidence as
to land elevations showing the land to
be much higher than the hashboards "
IndI Cne report SHOWS on itS lace
that the master has assessed damages
for large number of years, being the
total damage from all causes, natural
or artificial, when in the report it APP
pears that the damages were caused in
part, at least, by natural causes and
the same have not been separated"
That "the damages are excessive as a
whole and excessive in various in
stances.
That "the report is contrary to law
and contrary to evidence "
In addition to the motion to set the
report aside, and the long bill of eX-
ceptons, motion was also made to
recommit the report for further find
ings. The Burditt Brothers of Rutland
also filed a motion to recommit the re-
port for further findings, asserting that
the Burditt Brothers did not own or
have any interest in the water-power
rights at Middleburv Falls at the time
of the erection of the hashboards, had
no hand in the erection of the flash
boards, nor IN their restoration, and
therefore were not liable for any dam
ages in the case
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-08-17
Otto G. A. r. Encampment

Col. James A. Tracy Of Middlebury,
who is officially considered the youngest
veteran of the Civil War, and Com
madder c. T. S. Pierce of Vergennes of
the Department of Vermont, G. A. R.,
will leave on the south.bound flyer Sun
day for Boston to participate in the
national encampment there during all
of next week, So far as could be
learned by Commander Pierce, he and
Col. Tracy are the only Addison County
veterans who are going to the encamp-
ment, but they hope that at the last
minute some others may decide to make
the trip. Special railroad rates have
been secured, the round trip fare from
MiddIebury being only So.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-08-17
Lightning Strikes Station

During last night electrical storm at
about $3.50 o'clock the Rutland Railroad
passenger station at Middlebury was
struck by lightning The bolt struck
the chimney, sending several bricks
flying and warped the rest of the chin =
ney badly Some of the lights in the
station were put out of commission and
the telephone connection broken. B,
R. Parker, the telegraph operator, was
outside the station at the north end of
the platform at the time, and there was
no one in the station.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-08-17
wv MORE CALLED;
QUOTA is HALF FILLED
Twenty Men Granted Exemption;
Nine Turned Down
New Ruling will Recall Many Of
the Rejected for Examination

The Addison County Local Board an
nounced this morning the following
action on exemption claims,
ALLOWED,
Hagadorn, Fred NJ. Ferrisburg.
Hallock, Henry S., Starksboro.
Kenworthy, Arthur c., MddIebury
Ringer, Charles S, A., Vergennes,
German, Harold o., Ferrisburg.
Novak, Elmer j., Middlebury,
Mehan, Frank d., Salisbury,
Lattrel, VIM. r., Vergennes,
Buttolph, John L., Middlebury,
Garrow, Oliver f., Vergennes
Jerome, Samuel, Panton,
Chamberlain, Ernest H., Ferrisburg,
Atwood, Arnold A., Middlebury,
Ploof, Abraham w.. Leicester,
Bushey, George H., Orwell,
Vincent, George j., Ferrisburg,
Hammer, Walter f., New Haven
Naylor VIM. c., Middlebury,
Perkins, Irving j., Middlebury,
Edmunds, William H. Bristol
NOT ALLOWED.
Cooke Patrick j., Bridport,
Turrill, Ernest w. j., Shoreham,
Sweet, Ralph c., Lincoln,
Mayo, Wallace j., Salisbury,
LaFountain, Wm. W., Middlebury,
Ash, Joseph, Ripton,
Little Harold L., n. Ferrisburg,
Shackett, Thomas, Middlebury,
Hubbard, Eugene P, MiddIebury,
No claims other than those men,
toned in the foregoing have thus far
been acted upon by the local board
The board will continue consider
alton of the claims as fast as pos
sibe during the coming week, but will
be handicapped in its work By the
Continued on Page A.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-08-17
Can You Knit?

The Middlebury Red Cross sent thirty
comfort bags to Ft. Ethan Allen this
week. Each bag contained a bath
towe face towel, washcloth, tooth
brush, toothpaste, soap, shaving soap,
six handkerchiefs, six shoestrings,
dozen envelopes, pencil, writing pad,
comb, mirror, two packages of cigar
cites, and one housewife. Twelve of
the housewives were made by the Whit
ing auxiliary.
The Middlebury ladies' expect to fur
nish all men who go to war from here
with sleeveless sweaters and other knit
things. Accordingly an appeal has gone
out for those who can knit. Can you?
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-08-17
Fresh Air Children Arrive

Twelve fresh air children arrived in
Mijdlebury this week and have been
placed as follows; Mrs. Frank Lasher,
two Mrs. S, p Smith, Grand View, two,
G. D. Rice, Bridport, one, S. S. Wright
two, Mrs. Felix Liberty, four, Mrs An
drew Pulsa, one, The young lady who
came as caretaker is with Mrs. A. W.
Dickens. A little more money is needed
to pay the expenses Of the party, sub
scriptons for which may be sent to Mr.
Dickens.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-08-17
Miss Halnon Resigns

Miss Genevieve Halnon, for several
years teacher of the 9th grade school
here, has rendered her resignation, hav-
ing received an offer to teach in the 8th
grade at Greenfield. Mass, at a con-
siderable increase in salary. Miss Hal
non s successor here has not yet been
chosen
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-08-17

w. H. Botsford of Rutland admins
traitor of the estate of Mrs. D. w.
Hurlburt of Shrewsbury, has brought
suit in the Rutland County court to re-
cover $40, 900 damages from Miss Ada
S. Walker of Clarendon, because of the
death of Mrs. Hurlburt as results of
injuries she received when run over by
an auto driven by Miss Walker.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-08-17
Fredette's Life Still in Balance

The surgeon in charge at Fort Ethan
Allen hospital said this morning that
the condition of Soldier Richard Fre-
dette of Middlebury, who broke his
neck while diving in Lake Champlain
week ago last Sunday, remains un-
changed. 1t could not be said there
was any basis of hope for his recovery,
but everything possible was being done
for him.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-08-17
S M ALL FEET?
Dear Madam =:

Last weeks advertisement referred
to the fact that we were making
special reduction Pumps and oxfords.
1t also stated that the prices were re-
duoed to less than Wholesale. If it
was not your privilege to be among the
many who took advantage of the splendid
values Of So and 81 marked down to 81 90
and 90 90 (some even marked as low as
81, we wish to say that although the
smaller sizes are in the majority, there
are many values in the larger sizes
still left
Save couple Of dollars by visit
ing
Sincerely,
F. A. EVANS.
SO Main Street,
Aiddlebury, Vermont.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-08-17

Continued on Page A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-24
ATTACK ON PORT
BILL DELAYED

OLYMPIA. Jan ~ An attach
On the seattle port commishioa'
3d. Introduced by Repreaentatiys.
cne waa headed or yesterday.
The Bill authorized the port
commission ~ operate Il belt linz.
along the water front control
uIaryos and docking facilities. and
establish g. transfer system for the
lake trade n also provides a sat
hry Of s. 600 for each Of the com
miRHIoncrs
The attack on the measure came
yesterday when an attempt vas
made. evidently thru Hull 81 King
county and Hor ~ Whatcom. 20
have the bin transferred from the
committee On commerce and man
ufaciuring. 10 which II vas assign
cd. to the committee on harbOrs
and waterway. 81 which Hull Is
chairman
The attempt was headed off by
-. = Reid Of Spokane. member 81
the commerce committee. Vho had
the bunch that something vas In
the air
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-24
VESSEL MOVEMENTS
Anni,rD ~ srArTLE

AHHIVID ~ ~EATTLE
Jan iS Juneau. from Tacoma. ai 10
cordo,a from rort nIaaelev at
Tis Elrrf,ner from Vancouver % e..
SAILED FROM -rsTTIE
Jan 80 fuana Mar1. fer Kobe fla
Yokohama Hf 90
fn nIH for Tacoma OF DO u
CUF.u flf Tacoma. So t-t
SCHOONER Crescent for Port Angelrs.
fuulrE Hf H.lH 80 m
ALASKA NE~sIf-
EtTcIukk Jon 20 Sailed fify ~
seattle raffUl4ur1. 10 1g "a 500
10 SAN
Jan. - Admiral l.ans 'nrdnfs q
Jan Is Eurro.s u Ru,-ia. Japan
CHINA tareuutsf
G.-haH Narl. japan. iler
Jan 20 Ir-ridsrf rau Tranrfsro. ffef %
hIasha. rofdath Naf1sr seward f'Ier Il
tI.ttt krtthlahr f1er
TO NHRINr
rraffIe
Governor Foft-- san Francisco Seattle
Lansing BAN Iuls Union bfi
Davenport Fan Pedro. Seattle
Jan - rrYi'siiauH orient tier
Az fl Fout eastern Alaska firr
Alameda. F9utheastefu and Southwest
rru Alaska. PIER
Senator San TrausisrH. pier -
fafuurh~ southwestern ALASKA Plrf 81
Gray San Pedro. vancouver.
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VITAL STATISTICS

Birhs
uaf ta NJ and Nrs - Nicholas
.fff f-fH ah~
ua, goo ~ aad Mfs % J.. Hunt ss,e
" sisf sf
no, Go NJ and Mr. O. Aulea. l.-l
NaIH 81
noy 'a ST. ard Nr, Piei,ieh. .Ilts
fgrsf ave
NO. 60 M ard NJ } =. Humphrey.
sfe Fourih ave y
Uir TO Mr and Mrs C. s Hampton.
Itlif James -
Girl 90 NJ and Mrs. " r. Mccrcady.
at4r WoodiAwn Ave.
BOY go NJ. and Mrs A " wathsony.
stst %iufH ave D. "
cir o. Mr ana Mrs Hourroa. %
Giu 60 Mr and Mr. v Heims isi7
" Ssh o.
George a ClAusrn. -. and Mabel Ssiile
TaUer o. Seattle.
Wallace George Courtney. Victoria
e.. and sylvia Fiihrri fasf Philadelphia.
D.. ' Mathews BE- Everett. aud Edith
Cor. &C. Man ssiiie.
Hsn5 Hersiund ard Marie rorhein.
Tacoma
g " rarson. -. Seattle and Louise
Foinderfcr Nayneid
Abraham nraay. 80. and Edna BRADY.
-. Seattle
Milton strong Harrison. &C. nron1,lits.
r. ana Mary Constance kIttinRer "a.
Seattle
Gus Hanson and Rosa WARD Seattle
Edward MoutEumcry and Rosiyn Minor
Seattle
John n Rein, ana Juna y. Dai, se-
atuc
Divorces Asked
Harev 49, Rorelia RarrY abAn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-24
MANY PERSONS
SEE LAUNCHING

The waters about the Skinner a.
Eddy corporation yards got another
taste Of champagne Tuesday after
noon. when Miss Mary +. Little,
niece OF Mrs. - =. skinner. tapped
the PROV Of the Norwegian freight
or Lulse Nielsen with a be-ribbon-
ed bottle Oh the almost extinct
liquor
About 500 persons Witnessed the
launching. which went off without
a hitch Society. red fox furs.
roses. pretty girls and millionaires
occupied the launching platform.
WaRner's band played the Norwe-
gian national anthem
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS

MADAM WONDER ROYAL EGYprfA
PHRESOLOgtRT AND BUSINESS
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a GOOD LOB

WANTED 100 RUMMY FREE2Eot,
solo or pinochie players. FREQ baggage
room Zero. billiards and pool. Second
and Yeaisr
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ACREAGE FOR SALE
cot SHY rIAGT
MOI ~ CRY tIfIt

Wtfh uo~ fIrp OF Lake Washing
fur ri.e Ir.ei tract Land pafiiI
cleared haInhrr parked and no
iIF Htufnps raHi cleared
small h"usu outhuildtnss ritY
natef piprd Du roar uarra Price
terms $50 Down $40
monthlt you san its" hers and
aafs in fowu. 10 boats dai} 81
fufo t frHiHrufs Take hifF
Iaud tuafs at Madison para fa
hifAlArH hppIt a. Nurse a
TafraFa uffirr fur krf
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

/ Wpt III LIKE TO SELL TINS
improved land 60 party who
could move ON place soon. aud
intonta making 81 a home good
uciFhhurH big object. house
r"adv 90 move iu one good sized
one small chicken house other
large building which could hs
used for amy purpose good soil.
level. excellent water. some
green trees. garden fruit. otc..
splendid Wow. we'll settled
nciFhborhood Dec faro. free de-
livery from downtown atoroa
Price fi2H, terms low ns 500
down. balance liko rent. TO sat
isfactury party
Also hnvo ~ acres adjoining
would soil ON same terms n pur-
chaser would build For dlfec-
tlons. 202 Sew York Hook.
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MADAM LESLIE


AND cLAtWvoVASr
Tbs famntFs rhrern'nFis' reeds ynur en-
tire iifs from ths cradle a. old age isa,
"a ths had Indicates wfrss rrs date.
facts tells you what has passed In NE
shat - happerirn without asking a
single quss'ifn She dos not toll thfnFs
% please tgt reads thtnE. fust 80 The
head indicates tells YOU What planets
YOU we're born under no lucky asd an.
lucky planets. uhsn ard whom ysu efii
MARI vsfflss and rtplslus love. family
troubled marriages divorce heaffh
hHsinsFE lawsuifs speculation. invest
rlTnfs ffarsarftnns - al kirfs in Tact
10 matter what r1ur fHp- fear nr an.
tiuHn rnfns 90 ttis noted uhrsrofoFis,
and ma he'p There fs no need Tor
anyone - h~ ursuccsssfui Ws~ advice
removes aii trouble Nha yuaratteo.
tai'afa ZION er nu charge Her f~afiuEs
80 sfricilY confidential CAN ana esn.
fflt her 2 80 Room Flntirnn UIdr
to r ~
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ron DETAILS on LANDS
Handy 20 our mills ana camp-
Write or see " " MEIkTEJpHN
Mgr. Land Dept. 1901 L. g smith Bldx
SEATTLE WASH
You deal with uH direct"
THREE LAKES LUMBER co
TUOrRNNus or ACRES or FfNr
LAND
Irrigated. logged orr and general farutiur
land along the now lines or mo ON
cago. Milwaukee & st Paui Nv Wrtto
or call Tor free booklets
immigration bureau e. NJ S. = ~
SECOND av and cherry st.. Seattle W.ash
ACRES; Al CLEARED
Rich. black soil. ON main count, rosb
handy O" I'm" town. fto fnre To Seattle
5000. HAIR Cash
CLIFFORD a VAN NRSD,tE. Inc
lob Third Ave, ioi Washington 81
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dorment
Ethel Barton - DeIpha ". Barton.
abandonment
Henrictta EspeN w. samuel E.peu. De-.
sertion
Nan ssineaAri v Daniel Swine.
hart. tncompaflhiiity
Cora law ~ George r. law. cruelty.
Divorces Granted
Elizabeth u. Wright from Edward A.
Wright
\ Y. Rarev from Rosetta RArsv
Grace = keen~ from john r. Keen.
Deaths
Ems Founr 80. seattle General hos.
pitat
sarah l. Wilson -. aeei = cherry II
John O Olson. 80 Swedish hospital 7
James EEgi,Fon, g.. ssi0 secons
ave y W
Frankie Brown ss ssiT rAirview ava
William Nugent 81. King county hos.
pifai
Asa Anerten g.. King county hospi;
hiida Heiiar -, Providence hosplt
William Wilson Is Providence -
pitai
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MADAM CEALEY

The
FffHENptpgfFr AID MEDIUM
Ore ~te 10 streA atth gprsf e. tsif Yea
arrthinE Yor tsairs 90 kn0w she docs
nnf frit - favor vpu hui sit-. true al
Ntr~ nr all Important affairs - iifs
Hhe 'rli. M past rrs~ent sna fuiuFs.
H#tiHrs IN husin~ss and family affairs
rnurtship and marriages tells tha name
- fnpr future huaharH 30 size And
hos - ri0 no one fnu iatr tells - hat
haafresa you Are adapted Cog ben 20
speculate arf uhsrs 90 irraf~ ard fnw
60 hs sarrsssfat 90 ufs AMI ataiH 81
trouble tn faff anything That pertains
FEE fnur Welfare nr harrfn~es Hr furtnss.
ffarFarflHrs ~ any atnf TnnaIff fafs
~arffffal iafF itrr advice HtU co.
rnnHr sI obstacles Ths madam has
ilFf arrit 20 fr seattle usadfaas rtraef
~ enoffrrfial Satisfaction suafan-
ted Special readings this week SOC
&7fris Hotel Room p. ffsrt Third 30.
fNs"n iai'H ard Pike Hours. . 80 a
~s fn 90 o. r.
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LOTS FOR SALE

uortIEft. CO.'S TINE brick. HAS Srr.
siai inducements fur those wishing
homes write to ~irkIes 4 iiaHn.r
fathrfI Wnfh
BARGAINS rs EQUITIES roHE-
closed properties and shcrIffs ccrttfI.
estcp 1ol f.ynn HuUdlrF
~~s~~~~N~~~~~~NN~e~u-N~Ns ~~~1~-~-~~sN~~N~~<
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SHORT NEWS

GEORGE FEY, reported as mys-
teriOusly missing from his home. at
.4i14 Tenth ave. s. returned with
the explanation that he had been
visiting friends In south Seattle.
PRESIDENT WILSON was urged
yesterday 10 try the z5-cent-a-dcf
diet used by New York policea
Mrs. Eula McClary. agent for the
movement. said that 1t would have
a good effect upon tho country"
THE FAMILY OF Patrolman Mad
Myers escaped unframed from their'
home. AT 81 Cremona St. shortly
after midnight when the place took
fire and burned 10 the ground. The
loss is estimated at s. 500.
A BLACK HAND, cut out OF pa.
per. and a note. which could not baI
deciphered. both pasted on his wind
dow. at 422 26th ave. greeted James
Collins when be awakened yester.
day morning.
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CHANGE ~ ADDRESS Subscribers
should be sure and give their ola
as well "a their new address
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land neH located $50 fare fa seattle
so rash a. rrf Month
CLIFFORD NAN An~DAfT. Inc.
i'if fhird Arn toi Washington 81
WANTED ro SELL on THApE-feo
acres ~ Improved HiF Hend wheat land
fur land on shauit river uuuer. u
gaNan Hirdetfea wash
a UkHVAIS so-ACUE DAIRY PAIN
one mile from Rumar Far narfiruiaf-
adit~ss Iuo =. Cook suunAs Wash
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MADAM NELLIE

worlds greatest ciairvoyant and phren.
otnEist. guarantees TO read your entire
ne. past. present and future gives true
advice on business love health aud
family affairs. tells tho namo of vour
future husband or WIFE ana what 10 40
20 be successful In life She has ius,
arrived In this city never hore before
ono visit will pay YOU FOR your many
diaappointmonts IA others She will re-
move oil obstacles ana toll YOU how 10
win and hold tho one you desire she
gives advice on all important affairs ~
life Special readings s0c Hotel Elk
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FOR SALE-NOUSEs

NNiNiER WILEY CAR
on Ferdinand o. near car house ~ G
rooms only 81 600. terms sI1e cash
on i7th ave 81. walking distance. near
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rooms modern plumbing fixtures rtr
unft 1880. terms gfo0 ar moro r,-r
O. . HOLMES 300 Empire Bids
Second ana Madison
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room modern house sosIRa- foot lot .
on rhinnry ear This ride of Woodland
park Terms puinFer ts7 Empire
building
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NV lNlN
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ATvORNENs-ATlAW

Ballard Agent: y " MULLEN
st0e Ballard Ave Phone Rallard sea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-24

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
The undersigned has made application
tn erect a woodward at 30 Horton 81
lot o. block $50. seattle ride Land.
Addition Anyone desiring To protest
against such occupation viii file such
protest ~ tho office NJ Superintendent
OF llulldlugs ptlur Co February Is. iat.
srETsoN- POST MILL co owner
Is MpBlTO lessee
Secs Sos poo-6. Ordinance No. sBgS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-24

45-FoR sALE-FARm LANDS

YoiR CHANCE ~ ~ CANADA R1C.U
lands and business opportunities offer
you Independence Farm lands. 81 to
$50 acre. irrigated lands. tab to $50: 20
years 20 pay. s. 600 loan IN improve.
ments or ready made farms. lnan 81
livestock, taNcR average under 20 cents
acre no taNes on improvements
personal property or livestock: good
markets churches, schools roads. teir-
phones excellent clmatr-crops and
livestock prove n. Special honeseekors
fare certificates Write Tor free book
lets Allan Cameron. General Suprrin.
tendent Land Branch. Canadian Pacific
Hy 100 nth ave- Calgary, Alberta
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