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n ton "AMI FRM II4SCAI KOR ill I. to
California.
You Can Secure
A Home in the Famous San Joaquin Valley
The Richest Valley in California
0 maa tm Jnt ntum i an advance sf aa am. 11 ana had V farra
Jeea ttaa Mx weeks. The leag wtn hx-reaae tn Talue srtla .Jnrnia anal koeads b
fora Om Pimmi FWBt exjvattVm at Baa rrar.Ktmi.
These fanna are the PATTKRSOX IBJ JOATirD FATVaia. Tbcjr Vat
tfau X roDea firm Saa Frawrtsaso. fittoe klwa. Kanaxraaita aad 7me-tbn big
i&rm awrtaxrOy offer a rwsdy naaitet ta tl tndastrlnua fanner of rittmna.
This tract rf land. erWnaBy a vaeal 'field. pnal.a from t It I ercr of
ffaifa a. year anal froai I It V tor ta Ux arm.
The growing aafl Is rrra 4 to tint dfjry. a nbsoil of muk loam rna
tds U to H feet ta eVot.
meat eanrlce ijttnt of trrtgaOi ay. coating ortKfiaUy (KAMA has bws
trnOt and wtwi tba bad tloroagalx. 3sT Ita water supply frvm Iht fiaa Joa
ajsta rtrcr. tba ecocd Jnrgre rive la ta atatn.
txatrrins kaa awn a 'moat profitabts tndastxy; fruit rairtna; of ail kind;
ati Frigl-sti walnuts tortus QCSck aad haa taenia iguana gtTith; grow.
AS AN IXT-:STMKT
Aa aa tavejetmrnt. Usrea land are, worthy tbe eoRafderatlon of anyone.
They ara biB," aad 40 acre traeta. at remarkable bargains. Cndec cultivation,
tku-y will produce a ttfetoog dividend. They ara a paying Investment, and aa Um
supply of Jew priced landa ta Gaafurtda veil located la Smltwl. tba demand la
tncreasdas, aad these) laada win aril ntj a handsome profit on your investment.
TERMS:
One-GIU down, balance) V year, wttli 1 per cent mteree n1r
Write or call apoa aa tor fuJi literature, map, etc
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY
COLONIZATION AGENTS
& El Cbrner KU and rarnant 8 la., Omaha, Neb.
NEXT SPECIAL EXCURSION DECEMBER GTIL
WE MAKE "
IT EASY FOR YOU
TO OWN 10 ACRES
IN CALIFORNIA
It only takaa pH eaah m flrit ptyment. then 0 a. month and In
terest alter that Witll tba full amount la paid. This land la located In
the famoua Baa Joaquin vaUar, with In ten miles of a oltjr that ' has a
population of ever 18,000, within three tnllea of a new town located on the
main Una of the Southern Faolflo and Banta Fa railroads. There have
been over forty 10-acre tracts set ou t to the very best selection of oranr
trees 1n the last two years, within t wo miles of the land w ara offertns
for sale.
Thte land la all lrol, baa tha -very beat claa of aoll for trowing
lemons, oranges, peaohea, aprlcota. pears, strawberries, blackberries, raap
berrlea and all kinds of veerc tables and other small fruit. This land la lo
cated betwen Ioa Angeles and Ban Franolaoo. Price Is only $85 an aero
for tba few more ten-acrs tracts tha that ara not aold In the Omaha traot
which we have subdivided. ' . '
This same land should be worth not leas than $150 to $200 an acre
Inside of two years. Wa do' not know of anyone elea that Is offorlng land on
such easy payments. Just think of It 14- acres of this land at not any
more than you would hare to pay for one food building- lot.
Come In our office any time and we will be pleased to tell you more
about the land, as wa have Inspected It . personally and can recommend
It to anyone.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN '
1614 Harney Street.
llKAL KSTATK
KAHM HtMtl I'OR SILK
I'tnh.
320 ACRES Fit EE.
Your homeatrsd riRht fmil for .1.0 arrra,
and nit I -evidence re.jvili l et. We can locate
you vii some of the vholcent tiacis. t an
I bo buy suine cholie trncti achool land
cheap. Beet land belli repully taken up.
Act quick. Ad.lrctn Ndl'lhweetern Itiitia
Co.. 213 Iooly Hlk. Pitlt I.eke I'itv, I luh.
Wosteni (iportunttU's
I'tnh lajuls are belim filed mon more
rapidly than inndx In any other Mate.
1'iah In rich In coal and Iron and sttrnot
ln Kreat attention for its excellent fruit".
fcalt Lake City 1 the greatest It. R
cvnter weet of Ctilrna-o, will be an Im
portant manufaoturlnif city. Ik the world
prrat!t mining and enieltinK renter, an
educational center and Ideal home oltv of
the continent. The most perfect four
aujion climate In the world.
AVe can offer to the Hunt ninn ex
clusive eale of 50 to a0 choice building
lot, close In, cement nlks-, xlmde treet,
city water, car line, building up rapidly
$176 to :10 per Iqi; $S cash, $7.00 per
.nonth. Addrees
Hubbard Investment Co.
M W. d South Ht., Salt Lake City.
Miscellaneous.
WILL sacrifice W-acre, Runk countv,
Wis., farm near achool, markets; sood
buildings; level clay soil. Onlv I2.i0
Terms. Muit act qu''ly. Kliickbui-n,
Bruce. Win.
UOVKRNMKNT fiu-ma fre. official
lOO-patcn book, -free Uovornment Land,"
describes every acre In every county In
United States; contains townehlp and
section plats, rainfall mnps, tables and
charts showing lnchns rainfall annually
and elevation above, sea lovel bv coun
ties, homestead and other government
land laws, tells how and where to get
government land without living on It,
United States patent, application blanks,
all about government Irrigated farms and
necessary Information to procure vacant
government land. Prlre 2f,c. postpaid.
Homeseeker Publishing Company. 8t.
Tnul. Minn.
WAXTKH T IU Y
td-hand goods. Kleser, 10: t enter. 1. Mi.
VI 1 o"IiHniesKur l., Tin N"tn",
uuoimiha We buv all ktr.ds of raw
furs; pay hitch prices. Try us.
IK you ore icaxlim city. 1 will buy your
liome and give you a ttood building lot
r two, worth 400, balance to suit. Tnven
very little. Keep the house and you have
.xpenee anil worry. Neither with the
ota. Will give good deal. Address, II 701.
WANTKI-To buy an Ice box for moat
naract. A.-14M.'
ANYONK cang town or fur any
other reason I anxious to sell their six
r'om house con find a purchaser !v
calling at our olflce; muet le a hargnlti.
Charles K. Williamson Co., 101 S. lth Ht.
WA XT K Is -TC U K N T
WAXTKI) SITiATIONS
1'HACTICAL nurse Cull H W10, A-2.;7l
MAN wania position taking care of
furnace for room and board. K T7o, llee.
nut l.lt MKS I Mi l I1..
WANTKD-llousea and flats to rent.
Have more customers thsn we can supply.
Xentals taken care of. Furnished rooms
for rent. Hchnelder-Fehr, 4J4 Taxtun
Uldg . Omsrm. Neb.
FAMILY of four seeks hlsli-claea board
ing place: must b suilable for cultured
people, neighborhood and bouse must be
hlKh-class; near West Karnam Pt. Ad
dress l -.. care Hce.
""tIIREK sdTilts and .yenr-old want
completely furnished apartment. riee
do not reply unless nclshlHirhood and all
else qualifies for refined people; Wet
Farnam district. Addrces C S. care Pe.
"WAN f F. 1 Fum Is li eii tiuTt e near" good
boarding place, suitable for family of
three adults and child. No objection to
outskirts If near Farnam Ht. only high
grade place considered. Address N Uti,
care Bee.
VIXTi:it KKSOHTS
"MOST dellKhtful winter climate In
America;" pine belt of fmith Alabama,
faiunus Old Hypela now open; $10 weeklv
up. Write for Illustrated booklet, Hygelit
Hotel. Cltronelle, Ala."
The key to success in business Is tb,
Judicious and pcrsUtent uo of newspaper
advertising.
FORT 1M1AN, COLOUAlH, NOV KM
ber fh. 1911, Healed proposals. In trlpll
rate, will be received here untn 10 in a in
Ivcember '.rt. llMt. for the conxtrurtlin oi
a new water distributing satem. lilatik
forms tor bidders, plans and specifica
tions may be had upon appllcntlon. The
United Mates reserves right to accept oi
reject any or all propositi or any pa:t
thereof. Fneioes containing pioponala
should be marked 'roMisla for the
Construction of New Water lMatrlliutlnx
8,atem." and addressed to the construe,
ting qnartermaste. , Kort lAKan, Colorado
T. T. Kilssrll, Captain and iioai termaaier,
V. 8. Army, Consti tiding Wuai termaster.
N. 'i-'M-&-2K it. -10.
LIOUAli MOT1CK8.
NOTICK TO CONTHACTOH3.
Sealed bids will be received until noon,
December 1. ll'l 1. at the office of the
undersigned, for the oonatruction of a
building at Curtis, Nebraska, for the
Hchool of Agriculture. Hans, speolfloa.
ttons and bidding blanks are on file at
the office of Huid F. Miller, Armutect
7;.4 linndels Theater Uldg., Omaha, and
the otfiue of secretary of state, Lincoln.
aduIho.n Wait,
NH-d-ltt tucrlaxy of hiatt.
NOHCL TO CONTHACTOKM.
Kids W.U be received until i o'clock
on Biitiuday. December J, lull, at th
office of the rtecietary of the Hoard ot
Keenta, Admlnlsti atlon building. Cm
veislty of Neliranka, Lincoln, for the con
struction of a ' riant Industry ' building
to coat approximately IMi.wt); to be buili
on the l.nlverslty Farm, nenr Lincoln,
according to plans and specifications
together with copies of counsel, bend
and schedule to be used for this work now
on file In the office of the Hperlntendeut
of Construction, room Ml. , of the said
AdmlnlHtratlon building. Mills must be
sealed, and marked with the bidders
name, and the worda "Bid for riant In
dustry Building" written plainly on tha
outside.
Nia-l-22-20 J. 8. DALI'.a. Secretary.
T-I I EL
MIME
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Practical Use of Cement Stucco
By Arthur O. Clause. n.
, Mlaaaort.
STOP! LI8TEN! 120-acre farm, $1,185;
terms; other farms. MoOrath, Mountain
View. Mo."
Nebraska.
SMALL RANCH for sale near town,
about 700 acres. Improved, $15 per acre;
this Is a bargain. J. C. Berzlna, Whit
man, . Neb.
NEBRASKA and Oregon land, $8 up.
1 894 Brandels Blk., Omaha. Neb.
Farms. Farms, Farms
We have a very large number to pick
from; all sixes, from 40 acres to l.OuO
acres; near Omaha and all prices. A
FKW EXTRA BARGAINS which will
not last long. Come on and tell us your
wishes and lot us show you the goods.
' ORIN S. MERRILL COMPANY,
' 1213-14 City National Bank Uldg.
Oreajaa,
FRUIT land earning $400 to $1,000 per
acre annually. I bought a tract of choice
fruit land In the Rogue River Wiley 21
miles from station, for a mere song, tne
poor fellow had to sell. You can b tn
to forty acrea of this land for hu.i Its
value on terms ot V w casn ana y-.w per
acre per month. Purchase price returned
if not satisfied. Full particulars on re
quest. An art book describing the Rogue
River valley mailed for 25 cento. Oliver
B. Brown, liCT m. Main oi., Aieuioru,
Oregon. .
IRRiGATiU FARAl FOR SAUi.
I have 80 acres of splendid land under
the dltoh with plenty water near Bootta
bluff. Neb., where they are raising enor
mous crops, whether It rains or not; al
falfa, potatoes, sugar beets, oaia and
vegetables are great money makers j all
of this So-acre can be plowed; 20 acres
are broken now. will sell all or part of
it, write or come and see me as to prtn,
and terms. J. V. Jarrett, Central City,
Neb.
FOR SALE.
(9S) 320-acre farm In Howsrd county;
Neb.; good house and bam and other out
buildings; 45 acrea In wheat this coming
year, balance hay and pasture. Price, $uo
per acre; inc., $;;,7w. A bargain.
J. A. ABBOTT & CO.,
80S BranOels Bldg.. Ornaha, Neh.e
1) The FINEST 40-acre farm In Ne
braska, near Lexington, Dawson county,
every foot alfalfa land and BEST; well
Improved. FOR HALF. FOR CASit. Only
$ls) per acre; nothing adjolnln can be
bought for losa than $125. Write quick
on this will not last long.
J. A. ABBOTT & CO..
ifl Brandels Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
NEBRASKA FARM BARGAIN
of $40 acres, pur Wood river valley and
part slope and table land; all good black
loam soil with clay subsoil; 1J0 acres now
In cultivation; 30 seres alfalfa, fenced
and cross-fenced; very good set of farm
buildings; 40 rods to good school; 60 rods
to where motor car stops to take on
passengers; two cars each way a day; i
miles to good town with high school,
churches and all kinds of buainets; ex
cellent neighborhood; a good horns for
some one at a low price, $45 an acre.
AVI 11 carry back on farm $6.t00 at t per
cent IntereHt. No commission to pav.
W. W. Mitchell, Owner, PC0 Bpcncer Ht.,
Omaha, Neb.
INVESTIGATE THIS.
If you want a good grain and stock
farm of 160 acree In Knox county at your
own terms. Price, $40 per acre; fk less
than Its actual value; 4 miles to town, 8
miles to R. H. Eee or write owner It
you want a bargain.
JOHN C. KrU i.ct, 475 Brandels Bldg.,
Omaha, Neb.
AoMto taruliua,
WANTED Men to become independent'
f arinura in eastern North Carolina, the
''Nation's Uuidtu Hpot." Iads tor M'4)
profits on small capital. Write I.ir book
let. C. Van Leuveii, 8-4 Houtliein XildK.,
Wilmington. N. C
GOOD farmers wanted In the south.
ExvtpUonal opportunities ate efieitu.
Karma for sale; for lease, with privilege
of buying; tor rent on HliuJen. u rue for
luformat.un. W. M. Bell, Draper toil,
Charlotte, N. C.
Orecou. f
Ws are placing upon the market 10
farms (walnuts, fruit and dairyi. al.u
ated 4 miles from Albany. Oru.. the very
heart of the famous Willamette a' ley.
No IrrlKatlou. our coloiiUuiluii plan en
ables you to own one of these furiiui un
der the &t-month pay plan. Cnli at office
for Inspection of township plats of entlrn
Valley, llecke Beam, h Brandels Tue
ater Bldg.. Omaha.
UKNEHAL merchandise stock of about
$J6,ouu In live sawmill toan In Oregon,
So miles from Portland on Houthern l'a
tire railroad. Doing a business til about
$ou.ui)0 this year. Owner wishes tn retire.
Want part cash and balani-e n good
Securities. Addicas A. U. Brlnierholf,
Car iion. Ore.
' FINB farm of 200 acres In the heart of
tha Willamette valley. 81 miles from
Portland In Yamill county, with hop
yard ot 25 acres. Land rolling ana weu
watered. One hundred acres cleared, bal
ance oak and pasture. Thirty acres of
bottom land ready to be set out In hops.
Should this ba done. Durchaser could pay
for entire farm In five years with hops
at present price.- Oood hop house and
barn and fair house on place. Price $70
per acre. Terms one-half cash, balance
mortgage to suit purchaser. Address Val
ley Real Estate Co., Carlton, Ore.
OPEN FOR SETTLEMENT.
ORCHARD LANDB IRRIGATED.
NO CASH PAYMENT REJUIR12D.
We need settlers not their money. Ir
rigated orchard tracts In the famous
Rogue River VaU. a Southern Oregon,
Prairie Land, ready .r the piov"; no tim
ber, no rocks. Water now on the ground.
Unequalled for productiveness and clim
ate. This pr.iposlllon, and financial stand
ing of company, Indorsed by National
banks, leading business men and financial
agencies. Only Irrigation company in
Northwest permitting settlers to make,
tho land pay for Itself. We also sell Im
proved orchard tracts on payments to
those who are unable to make residence
at the present time. Bend for Illustrated
doscrlptlve matter. Roguelands, Incorpo
rated, Med ford, Ore.
OREGON OltCHARDB
Omaha representative wanted, "Paco"
orelm id In the beautiful Willamette val
ley, loo miles south of Portland, Ore., are
the highest grade and most scientifically
developed orchards In the northwest. No
Irrigation needed. Fine climate. No
storms to destroy crops. Fine school and
social advantages. Beautifully located, de
veloped until 6 years old. Hold on mod
erate terms. Tree one and two ye ira
old. More to be planted. Commence now
and retire in a few years. Let us give
you references, details and show you pic
tures. Want to talk with buyers and se
cure reliable peison," realty or Invest
ment company to represent us. Must
be firm or person ot rfuod siand.nii.
Oregon Apple Co., CorvaUis, Ore. Write
or tail J. W. Morgan, Room 327. Millard
Hotel, Omaha, Neb.
fcontb Dakota.
A FEW Miap In Brule county, Bouth
Dakota, lands; v. ill i.ay raliroud fare to
buyets not hallafied. J. A. Sraiuy
fukana, s. U.
Texas.
EXCURSION to Monie Chrlato (Texas),
the beuuiiiul, luesuay, Dec. 6. "The nlii
piace' for winter home or investment.
Write for booklet ami other iiilormauon.
G. E. Kellogg. Room 4, Htuart Blug
nuuuuoii, j. .tgcnis wsuteu
FOR SALE &7t acres of fine arlcul-
iiuai laiui in nie .ricxian Belt In y.uvulla
couiiiy, Texas, between Crystal City and
R.itesviliey 11. Truax, Owner, Dayton.
LAND Opening Ovtr 10I.0U) acres Texan
atato laud being tlirCAii open to the pub
ic. 1. w to Ju.iiw per at tc; tale d'rect from
slate;. 1 40th down, balance 40 years. For
further Information wrile Lux --H, Hous
ton. Tex.
BACK TO NATURE.
THE OLD WILSON RANCH."
Richest la,'m and garden land in
BEE COUNTY. . TEXAS.
Perfect Climate Plenty of Ituln
NO NEED OF IRRIGATION.
Black sandy loam, clay subsoil. Will
grow corn, g.ain, alfalfa, cotton, orange
and citrus fruit. St Indorsement of
agriculture deiartmrnt. Fine water snd
f-chool. Ideal lraiiuOf,rif.tl,, ti....
- . - 1. j 1 1 r j -
ket. Low prices mid satisfactory terms.
ui"'ij iiu .n ior nooKlet ar.d
prices at once.
AD THIELR,
Room 207. No. v s. !. Balls St.
Chicago, Hi.
HERE are four practical ways.
I on which no one holds any
I I patent tight, of obtaining a
W.: 1 1 J W!l 1 aiuuvu Alllinil, WlllUU
when properly applied will be
as permanent as any other
form of masono'. The most common of
these In parts of the country where sand
and gravel are easily obtained Is to build
tha wall of ordinary concrete blocks and
place a rough rant of two coats over the
outside, using furring strips and the
usual lath and plaster on the Inside. In
clay countries, where common brick are
easier to obtain than concrete blocks,
they are often used for the main part
of the wall, with a two-coat cement
stucco finish over the outside, applied the
same as on concrete blocks. A third
way, and one very commonly used in
foundation work, where sand and gravel
are obtainable, Is to build a solid con
crete wall In wood forms, with a one
ooat Btuceb dash over the'outatdo for a
finished appearance. The fourth way,
and one extensively used throughout the
east,, is to use hollow tile, with two-coat
stucco work on the outside;
In all cKmates it is best to use furring
strips and lath In - the usual manner on
the Inside In preference to plastering di
rectly upon the masonry wall, thus mak
ing It impossible for either frost In cold
climates or extensive moisture In warm
climates to affect the plastering or deco-'l
rations In any way.
In order to be permanent the stucco !
finish must, of course, be properly ap
plied. A proportion of one part cement
to two parts clean Band, or one part ce
ment to three parts of small gravel or
finely crushed rock, Is none too much.
The sand and cement should be thor
oughly mixed, first dry and then with
water almost to flowing consistency, be
ing just stiff enough to make It stay
where put upon the wall and not crawl,
w.uch happens when the mixture Is too
wet. Before being applied to the ma
sonry wall, regardless of what kind of
masonry It la, the wall should be thor
oughly wet with water from a hose,
otherwise the cement stucco after be
coming dry will fall away from the ma
sonry wall. The reason for this la a sim
ple one, to anyone understanding the
chemical change whloh takes place after
water Is mixed with cement. To make
cement adhesive the chemical properties
of water and the chemical properties of
cement must gradually mix and undergo
certain chemical changes which makes
the whole mass exceedingly hard and ad
hesive. When you place wet cement
freshly made upon a dry masonry wall
a common brick wall for example the
chemical change which hardens the mix
ture 13 not complete for several hours.
When the wall la dry it is absorbent, and
being absorbent It will immediately ab
sorb a grest deal of the moisture from
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MR CLAUSEN'S BOOK
The Art, Bolenoe and Sentiment
of Homebuilding."
Vhlrty chapters, 300 illustrations.
Zt covers a wide rauge of subjeots,
inoluding the planning of bunga
lows. s..buro.in and city homes,
costing from $2,000 to S20,0OO, let
lug uu-iuaois, uuooslng tuat,eriiS,
piopev uslu of enu-anoe, win
uows, flrsplaoss, eto. Msw third
edition. jrTlce, postpaid, $1.00.
Address, Arthur O. Olsustn,
Arohlteot, lia-37-38 X,umber Xx
. uuange, Mlnnapolis, idnnssota.
that part of the cement .mixture which
comeli directly tn contact with it. By
absorbing this water It removes one of
the chemical properties of tliat part of
tha cement coming In contact with the
wall, which is necessary for the proper
setting ot the cement, and In this way
the complete process of hardening In the
cement next to the wall la not fulfilled,
with the result that, having little or. no
adhesion, It later falls away. Homatlmts
tha adhesion Is very slight and will hold
for a few weeks or months, but eventu
ally It will let go.
While failure of tha stucco to adhere
properly to the masonry sdall of either
brick, concrete blocks or 'riollow tile la
plainly a matter of carelessness on the
part of masons applying It. and therefore
easily overcome, nevertheless, concerns
being interested in the sale of various
kinds of metal lath (to be used over frame
construction aa a holding base for cement
stucco) uss these occasional failures as
a basis for their claim that they are
caused by the uneven expansion and con
traction between the masonry wall and
the cemsnt stucco, under cllmatlo changes.
While It must be admitted that there Is
a slight dlffsrence In expansion and con
traction between brick and cement, for
example, It la nothing 00 m pared to the
difference In expansion between cement
and metal, or cement and wood. While
cement on various kinds of patent lath
over the usual wool frame, In lieu of aiding
or shingles, looks very well while It lasts,
gives a building a more substantial ap
pearance, makes it more fireproof from
fires without and saves considerable In
j painting and also when properly applied
I Is a little warmer than siding in the win
; ter, and a little cooler In summertime,
it Is not a permanent form of construc
tion and cannot be In the very nature of
things. It will lout In first-class shape
when the best materials are used for
four or five years, and tn some few In
stances from five years to twice that
length of that time, but they are very
rare. A cement stucco house over a wood
frame, 10 years old, which does not either
stand covered with craaka or haa been
frequently repaired in the meantime, to
eliminate them, does not exist In the
community under the personal observat
ion of the writer. Neither has ha ever
been able to locate In any part of the
country a bouse built In this form ot
oonatruction over 10 years of age, hi a
good state of repair.
In order to get a good clinch between
the stucco finish and a solid masonry
wall It Is best to have the Joints, when
brick work Is used, scraped deep, and tha
cement stucco worked well Into them
when being applied, and also as a further
precaution recess every fourth course of
brick about an inch. When concrete
blocks or hollow tile are used they should
be deeply scored on the sides, in addition
to leaving the Joints scraped out, aa much
as praotlcal, for the same reason. Except
In the "case where the dask Is applied di
rectly on the concrete wall, a rough
scratch coat should ba first applied be
fore applying ths finish coat The finish
coat can be nlthsr smooth, carpet float,
spattered, or heavy trowel dash, accord
ing to the kind of surface desired.
PERMANENT ADDRESSES
of Calef Attraotiaiaa aad Things of Interest
een at the Land ghou
fl Q Booth of the big duck and tha loud noise; where.
1 a,s si am sea , they gave away five KCres of orange land tn the
f 1 4 l I ifeiflill ,u'Ky gueaser on the Jar of nuts. The land of
L kl H mr Vmhuf i flowers, oranges, grape Irolt, lemons, figs, dates.
$ si N R bast f Q VA nuta, olives and alfalfa the year round. Address,
California
fialifornia
California
California
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North Halt River Valley Irrigation Co.. Phoenix, Ar.
Lob Ankelea, na.n Diego. The Booth where you
saw everything worth whild and then some!
Including climate and opportunity. Address
l.oa Angeles Chamber of Commerce, or San
D'.tgo chamber of Commerce. Better atlll, go
out and see for yourselves.
Where you saw tho famous Sacramento Valley
Exhibit. Inquire about tho next excursion to
this bsautlfui country, Nov 15. Trowbridge
A Bolster, 404 City National Bank Building
Omaha, Nebraska.
At the Tulare County Booth you
peaches, potatoes, corn, pumpkins, prunes
111 Dusnnis per acre.
pctatoCH, etc. from the 8unny Han Luis Valley, Colo.
daw the bis
and
plume. Also the fine oranges, lemons and curus
frnita. You run farm for pleasure and profit ir
Tularn County. Addrnss, Tulare County Board
of T'raisu, V Nulla, California.
ruUprson In the Famous Hun Joaquin Val
ley. Why not go with us and goa this Para
dise fcr riuln People. Payne Investment
CoiupRuy, Omaha, Nebraska.
Where you saw the Flatte stiver Valley Exhibit,
mowing wnest, oats, I mx ami corn raiaen on sun
rrlgeted aoll: land that pays for Itself In two
We sell this land oil terms of one-third to
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Platte River Valley Land Co., Sterling, Colorado.
Apples, Apples, Big Hed and Yellow Apples, nice
lran potatoes, suear oeetH, grains as grown at
Hctohxlts, Delta Oounty, Colorado. "Tot remem
ber Remember aluo lauds from $50 per acre
and u ant. Address Oould and Wluoaghby,
Kotohkiss, Colorado,
Where you saw the San Luis Valley Exhibit.
snowing especially tne big giaina and neid peas,
unequalled for hog feed, hoard about the new
lugur factory; and vhore you learned that you
can tmv irrigate,! landa In this rich vallev on
terms ofons-tenth. Address C. A. Robinson, 1st Nat' I Bank. Denver. Colo.
Rio Grande Home Co.. of Alamosa. Colo.. 00-
led Booth No. 1. This la where you saw the
rabbase. ' celery and other vegetables: also
arletles of Colorado arraarea oata that yielded
72 4 bushels of wheat, wonderful alfalfa, choice
wme mem louari .
Where you saw especially the fine Apples, Potatoes
nd grain raised in Marsli Valley, the "Garden
Spot of Idaho." Adiirtsa DowEoy Imvroveiaeal
Co., Downey, Idaho.
Where you bought those Te Be Cee for a
Kloksl and the ! Trudas for a Dime. You
Remember! Traay Sros. Co., who sell more
cigars In Omaha than any other house. WhvT
Quality. All first class dealera aell our goods.
Tracy Bros. Co., 1415 Doug, St., Omaha, Neb.
blilnn Lightning Hods, the booth that In-
tercsted many showing; the (Trade Mark)
tho best In Lightning Protection.
Address. W. C. Shlnn, Lincoln, Nebraska.
Where you saw the beautiful alfalfa and
stock raising exhibit. You remember! Large
fianorasna of cattle and sl eep. If interested
n alfalfa raising write to General Passenger
A aanl. Chicago end Northwestern R. K..
flmana, Nebraska, for pamphlet dealing fully with the supjeot
Where you saw the attractive eyeloraiua of the City
of sjalem and the Willamette Valley created by Oo.
L Hchreibor. The artist la Identified with leading art
oluba In Chicago and the jountry, lie is also super
visor of drawing in the Salem grado and high achools.
Address Oeo. L. Pchrether, ion 1)1 v. St., Salem. Ore.
Famously fertile Willamette Valley Booth was the
biggest agricultural and horticultural display. aTon
Irrigated fruits, nuts and vegetables. No blltsaida.
or arouiua. jno crop isuurwa. rive new rwii
Wrlte to Commercial Club Secretary at Corval-
lbany or Salem, Oregon.
Let us explain to you how id own a 6 or 10 acre fruit
and garden tract. . Albany, Oregon, one of the beat
towns In Oregon, and In the very heart of the famous
Willamette Valley. $1,280.00 for the entire tract, en
paynents. No taxes, no Interott, good markets. Call or
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Beam. 838 Brandels Theater Building, Omaha.
South Dakota
Where you saw the two-headed oalt,
tha large cabbage, the flax grown ea
sod, and the wheat grown without
Irrigation Addreas Ardmote Oenuaar.
elal Club, Vrdmore. South Dakota.
The booth with the six-foot wheat: the 100 bushel 'oatsj
the perfect apples; tho national silver trophies .won tn
competition against the fruit and farm sections of the
world. The famous Gunnison Valley In the heart of Utah.
No boom prices yet. Alfalfa's natural home. Spalding, Livingston In. Co.,
110 Newhouse Bldg., Salt Lake City. 818 City Nat. Bk. Bldg.. Omaha,. Neo.
Utah
Wyoming
You don't have to bo rich to start farming.
Land sold on crop payments. Remember the
fine products of this year's crop. Address
C. L. Oeatty, Pine uluffs, Wyoming.
"The Wylle Way," where the tlukat
was given away dally. Our new
folder will be published Dec. 1. No
charge. Write for it today
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