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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1911-04-21, Page 5rhe z jt' 4ratCiw • IMMIDEINIO WOODabci nGO%Ctg] =MO ctargtD4DMUODOMNI DOWD40MUM M3PD DMOM M,RYL➢gnCIMI aDc4FaD4n0,04447 '�4D(SRD4"t'I'6D "EW 41.42'pRDA2*"D644DgDl"'"*e9aCr4"""").¢L4D4tFyDGugerM".22"."1"4"1"2""iW"D4"ffia "ddg"1;44""4""1"426"4" r tummnixrw According to Government Estirat s -- -.� at 21 M � ° D as e in. Wes ern Town Property thwing the year 1909 --- Didt,— Did you participate in these huge profits or did you "pigeon -hole" the propositions:. . submitted to yogi by your western friends for future consideration ? In short, are you the man whomade a profit or the unfortunate one who had the chance but did not possess sihfficient jasdwest to recognize the opportunity or sufficient courage to close a deal? The man or worhan entitled to sympathy is the one who says: "Five or ten years ago I had the chance to buy this or that property at $100 or $500, and now it is worth $10,000." The average person sneers at the person who finales such a statement and sags: DI would have bought and made that money." Are you going to say five years from now that you had a chance to buy a lot at Poe, Alta., at from $50 to $100 each, or are you going to be the man who will have from $1,000 to $10,000 in cash as a result of having bought property in this town in this year of grace, 1911 ? POE A COPING COI' M-ER.0IAL CENTRE Poe is located on the main line of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway between Pd - mouton and Saskatoon. It is located in one of the finest f arming districts in'Westeru Canada. The surrounding country is settled by a progressive type of farmers and consecluenty will become the market centre for Northern Alberta. Poe district possesses rich coal mines, is close to rivers and lakes and large forests, are easily accessible from this point. These natural resources insure for the residents of the town, first, low cost of living, and second, great commercial activity, two essentials in the. upbuildiug of a large town, thus creating valuable real estate. POE, AS A MANUFACTURING CENTRE This townsite and eontiguous territory has the requirements outlined by Large manufacturing concerns for the location of large factories or large enterprises of any kind employing large numbers of people. The rivers and lakes furnish water, the coal fields and forests furnish fuel and cheap building material, the fine farming lands furnish farm products, enabling the residents to live at a low cost. The town is located on the main line of a transcontinental railway, assuring. the n:.ccesary trine ortetion facilities. The combined conditions will furnish cheap labor, one of the most important features of a manufacturing centre. d4,1� "pr issa `rig t� t �e q� *. as `�_ ro' •,,4 bi�8 ons (� • ,?r. yi NN,a n O T.,• ✓ fog '�rjJ 'Parr rr '. .b 49a/4 A...N. ^!°}nor &Sr.,yxtil:lt' t�3.:,7i:t,J1:Da Iva x.3, go,F.t.wow"amG3ogwoc Poe townsite was recently pieced on the market andalready over 200 lots have been sold, and many of there lots have already changed hands at a substantial increase in price. Most of these lots were purchased by representative business "nen throughout Canada,. who are now profiting by their foresight. The t vansite is high and dry and very suitable for building purposes. OPPORTUNITY TY is useless unless you possess the courage to act. You might possess great wisdom, you might read 'a good deal or travel much and thus see all kinds of opportunities to make money, but uaiess you have the courage to act on your judgment and wisdom all of these desirable elualities are entirely useless. Lots in Poe are a good investment at present prices. The town is bound to grow rapidly. Owing to the easy terms of payanent you have the ability to buy',, and if you do not buy now it i:i because you are lacking in courage, and the chances are you will never b like the mem you now admire most, rich, courageous and wise. TO.RREriS TITLE Pee townsite is held by us under the Tcrrens system of title: Under this system the title is guaranteed by the Government, therefore absolutely safe. PRICES AND TERMS Prices of lots range from $50 to S100 each, end they can be purchased on terms of one-tenth cash, balance in eighteen equal monthly payments; or quarter cash, balance in six, twelve and eighteen months. INFORMATION We have issued an attractive circular giving full information pert ting to the town audits prospects, together with map shoving lots for sole. ,I; y:.0 wish h too receive this attractive circular, cut out and fill in the attached coupon: and mail is to tis to -.:ay. LANDS, TOWNSITES AND !NVESTM"1 TS 9 o FJ'4 ® t ' t Lnitt pe g ti, a tac'� a Union Bank Sit u and D TCia.kerb Notke We have on di pia^• utter Nev?Hats. ata. tat•t Drees ((nolo nt3roost evorytltt;; wishAl8o our �:t12 i t iv rt 0 OP:;1':liStst l girl'. " }•fit:• es. �.s aln3 iol00• r11,V'D,YI.'ti, Born t?x,:� Town Line South, „tarn:;'`, on the 15th int, to Mr. unci Mrs. Edward Denowy Jr., a son. Dz .`,t the Town Line S n;th Hay, nn their littii inst., to firs. and Mrd. Wtn. Pi :di, a sins. T,''." IWER WANTED k`,ED L z.ai'4 a t -)t io=ta i •relors -will be venni i t t1)' t)ivier-dgut�tt, 11) to April +1. t. c'. tion of '. coiled 'ire .dart •,} on ,l,r `k' ti?tit•.i of the i tit C, {t''.. , •,r'.. .1,: •'�: 1 .7.,. 'i'o '1i110 te., . fn it'lil" Iii'11':t•• 0 3 ins.. General 'Merchant, 191a A 1.>. E. „ ,, alp„ .,...:rom,.,, mount tt., r,araa... 711 ,Pj1V1 tg to witi !J eVrp• 1�,;1 (t' "r id, J et •' t 1 iii..' • rfl::eaat3.iq �){•1a7'dt.t",�'g• etc, ('+;r.7" •,J u.' {{. ��_�Se[3�,1 ,, . y aro:ael}t n, :.•t}+�.`1 foT t and lid esbuieiief S. Our aim is to , keep nothing .butt L1,Le best. We make' p'x etin-fi sausages. Give, rts a call. YrIF ki tzi • rather P„Ioariacy's 11 o. 25 Cures Catarrh by a Comb;ned Treat aeut. The a Id ton v eathcr variations our elitnate result in a great many cases of • ma .0497= SMUlbei,&lf4 )CD,k' a9csiar4Dda9DaD W rcD:.>.=enc=CDMil:DCDv'x:.W,,,,cCc3'.roan=D4D•••,,VrJ•.'1ab4a(tra,CDCAZZID .•+>° e3GaC°t*i ti —• Z441V.,,• J . wi! In usher of rlirstleeptisin relief , the same figures for beth year. lhu rise or ``.come? t.Ir' -' :r.e from at ha tun'e::t sleep unit rc��t 1 t 1'fi „ worn .lti isllitl ) lg er f:•t'.til t'.;CL.��rd this Possible. rl'li. s only be Obtained j' ` yetin farmers hand: _hen ..fait . ,1 F'Flr. t: d i' ? Dt13 x:•` nhdt 2tr(y 'scare held by fanners in the i•'lari5 rii )•''''''r• L , :i 1 t1 '"'") 11. t�rth ) a 's to applying Chamberlain 's Liniment, 1,'j ra.It For sale by all dealers. t towas 1'S llt t , a In Ontario 5 001.000 ti:::/:141.;. t« tilt D, t, ,., r The follr,trin >arth rite, rat.ttt,:a of , ' Provinces at tort • t12 n3 O lti.' t. co'. s 93.'J 1.4 •, lmshel:a, in Qn l}'o lr 7,(R 7 bushels I X11 t t d "t t 't,. t.. ,.) 1,^zn 0 >. h(lO 11 ii .; t.. . . ill .D. ,, = to 'Manitoba, t' 3;t.:tl:tt.tt'howlin rola 6 to, 7.,„ i fan ) ),: )rl'?t"ns are the Huron )'orno,tnn 'axanlin'�• berth i,09.i,000 bn uct:a, At ilit� t n ly t:t ti ,r nig ° t° roug*h ut all ti 1 'lin ^ NO I� s.v the, sante elate 1ar.t rear the of inti.• ),t •, lirinC.9rt all t.�Fit »t.a was .).4i+r it) i C:tttjtil�i't:l '�i 1!•,� `':�n:;la t�i re'IF'tih`tl� t ," , bushel i or 18:3 per cent of tlit> Mandy itlossean 400; .'erne Geier r,t np tv ir,6,74'1 (r,^ tri ltc C, la hentt.li; fatal r, tv t. ai e} 361 13) ttrir� llt ons i'tE o..•'. Y, A '1r TV to Sr T!'• (:%Itilinll13m s (725* , t t• i.r n 1)1 ,\ .:'m,:{ir 1;11:'C tet':)C't{. file 'Minimum 806 ) Flossie r3ur'erus 433: `e;r I''1 to .Tat. I7 ("Sar. 795. Min. ?,1 Ea Pr:)0111; Mr ''Cart: 4313 Tut'Iiir1t1 ft'r?. •rtt'.M .6419 , I)prani,3 t^irtobarme ,,,, • A Leon Oli1t!"a t'ioli 3 8;Lydia D d t!°•r T.I t'1 .Tr , tT i `l:,:s f;ltO. ittin 300.) ; ry 4 000 b c'i' or 4'1 "'1 too. i ti. t+ t -:' '! - f nt`t„ t•,-. r 11C:x i•(t1 : ('ttlrry Lttstsow 3i o t be 1' - ir.")t F'1 , til `..00."? I 301 which er rent ivai Of u,. •._,-,1 t,- ` t t qualit 1=t t ()1te witrlt !Iasi: r 't.: , n yield of3.13,44::: of '',• t . : •1 t. ilh<'rctht!ntalltrhtr the. t'\1: 1't t, r Y^. ttnz tr+:+ ,t :, S;; , t , , t3 tl:• i. � . ... .• I cent", fluty. 4-' equantiti- ill hand 11t i tth t*Ir t•` ' 'i. i.. •r.'? 1 c.1 ; ',.t; :11.•:", .ty t?: z,Ct,: tor �C 1 127,587,000 t '?; Edith i? f•:n~- >2• the . at ?starch. ,1i•lt1,ti'.r1!. (tiR.•5i(1. itri'rt'l70.) ie eiiE 1 ti r. i bushels or 39.44 per Ct'rit t1 {. 1,2S,i t••' +'') ,ni :'hd+'t a :P C,)LIr u. ^lr"tlo Ort weirt 3 ; Lila. 'tlsriiclz i'4£ tin 1'rtL1'r� flit' i vP3 t:3j�dtri`"ie' ,y .til 1....;1•110i .t. luno nt that date G 9N5,0 0 um:hens, . q t1 .h``t 'io se nil be�intl , ( ens ti� >i i*. �• tti ' ..o;+ l 60•r,. l aie.tt. t'. F }n (�115b('. 17,447,000 l 1 . flit ti"t3 rorlaltactea to read the.tr t tlntario i`;0,'i42,000 bushels, &rd. it; ! 1121:IiPd'litatRltr rafter Di0.*: •vactxtion, k r „c `.r(i)ft 1'W d' the Northwest Province,, Lzilia:l L. l:ttii'tleiih, 'euciier•. t,e,f British Columbia (i:),41" tri)(), bushels. in the preceding; year AND T tip r c't it ar,• , the tlt:nt}.ts in Dart. out of a (Mot, 1) l.I.C\ i`i i i'OL C c:3 ,.7 S `lam catarrh-- t:+:ttulsot:tc disease usually c i' 'rt t Imre in care and one Isliich The 141,499,000 flusher or 40.03 'ft's. • t r tt 1 to Serious 1, utonar and harvest 1'4333 ,40l;,000 'bushels Ila,' (t ,. D r , 1 t : AYiFIlts u 1 i ul -1 (�tta t to �,.lt: i, c;ttilt� ;. .anti there v, >.'� Fa of fluff titr, OOi�it; ;sl ue fttooky r' .90,000 bt1a',h ``t3•`r 1• •? t•o: i i:1 the gond we:i;en 1 l l "I .. so that at every "Our baby : Oxik!;s r.for t 1titt11her• NIII'S •O(1u1;;1.t i ernerly I' J ite l Mrs T.:3, Kendrick I:aaacu, Ga. • "It 9 t ttl,l:'rc.;tras, :'it r..�`Ctltt1 onto )",17c, •.r 1 - ek go.'s •r.,.r of chronic t i e 1;:t, t.:cutseives to 1). ; i .it< t,: t r 1 applications, and re;: t t?t so t, of the troi:l'le- ( ,t, , a: al treatment ezcl:t- a �•,., ,.,.1 (1':.'; do not promptly relieve the , el its _ . i c the ry, niter priest - 1 Ott. regarded caiarrlt as a tt role, consisting of ii:',pleasant s ! . etaa:d tl cfr f1'ac''amen(al C _ •a, ` 1 .tt^ having to do with ini- ' i , di ,+ 1 , ,t rented -so No,20, t a coln- `euro , + , ri fo u tt tr:lt It consists of ; .ieet 1 , d t';a 1 1,r time. a day, and 1. t.i 1 .tis d,0'li t it le ti S_.iL'<.., salve is 1t .'l'tiC and quickly t:. t h nes of tl:o .1.1.1 go to the t ` system t.. t it .t ttlr i teat the ,ys to 1:s u:,1 tone 1 d e the. they cure. 1.,;;c.t iii t -1''C1ing. a disease that itis t noleasent to }ourself and to others, and •d;te tvhitl1 often leads to pneumonia and consumption, h is surely the part of wis- clam to take timely steps to des away with he effects and at the sante tune remove the cause, No. 20 does just that. 500• for the combined treatment,. At year druggist's, or from Father ltlorrisey • ltledicine Co„ Ltd., Chatham, ; i .Tl.' is. Girt but cottg11 `e:11,ied ' an,.i.bo ' ttru ,n .ikOt int' rc'01t 121{alwt 1 art `reser 2elti andgtlarttntF`crl ity ,.lrie1.a cr'Oup,y', For aa1 ,14't,fl,��'Sy9{ tilers, spy J, J, 'MEANER • tit ttlt `,runt fl.,i i� ¢12erc1 ntri,ble outs The barley yield. of 1u1a1 45,117,001 bushels, ls, t.Iiu •.. quantity there wtah in bare' {incl of Maroh 13.1 t `D' 1 29 rtAr per cent. The u't T wroa 41,x0) t,f0 1)1.93 bar cent. The 1=arlt'r 1.9()9 •tVtts ::3,393,090 Irbil .a: ,.,D i quantity on hand tat the end March Iasi; year Was 15.51 , •i 1hu4hels 29 t'i. per eenr. , TX) orohtuntabin qn ntlfT of. that D t 'was 01.49, 000 bllsbel;? or 92 br t cent. Ontario's orop 11".tea 1 `'O,r?7.f}01) hn4;Melt,, and t;,i)t mil t three Northwest l'roviL"E'•'s=i L1,377, TO (t1) bushels. The mer.-� nubble yield of r Imo your 'lrt,..•. }":D (,4 pf'r Cr'.St of t wil+,1p orop, tui: bnclTwhe.at -per tent, a T3'tiuttid 'r 7 S' of t'�2.,. '1)Et and otb'r. I'ilrttw Sr 81 t coot Ame.i. of to.v tiro' &lover ttti • S'r13')t-t9 of correspondents. allow that mit of a yield of 1'1.9,9te9,- ht)0 l)v :hilt who,: harvested last; year 141,090.0°0 bushels or 94 per hent were) merehar table, and. that at the en;i of ;larch 33,042,000 bush,. ,. c-'••-,.,,. -•.,.ram_ '^^-.,�.,. a -.r rsaw�s Ng AVM WIESE Ent EXCURSIONS b �..a n 1:':S' a• ate s... jp, 1 , • It.ncti, ityrur.(,: `t'u`fts ti) offer tic .JL1Et" ing, 1.>' olubl:ili1 re h + "Wil.. ';.lir :alr�'t:At.L)): ,,5 A�tlii;i•• 111 l.�t , :a. t? d I,Ili ,ire '•.'N5 ..,;, v :3 i.."10 iandtoha, Saskatchewan, Tar iia Spec id Trains leave Toronto 2.00 PM. on APRIL 4, 18 MAY 2, 16, 80 JWIIi 19, 27 .114LV 11, 25 AUG. 0, 22 SEPT. 5, 19 w,cord ell= tickets from Ontario stations to principal I, . Northwest potots at '.ROUN 0..TRIP RATES Winnipes and return $,33.00;, Edmonton and return $41.00, and to other point( to proportion. Tickets goad to return within 60 days from going date. TOURIST SLEEPING CARS on all cxeursions. Comfortable Imam, fully equipped with bedding, ern 1,olo cuuIcadg a moderate rates through sada application IttuSt be made ASIC (:on Ft0MF_ameKrns' PAaireeaCT . containing, rates and full information. Apply to eo,tet t C.P,R. Afoot nrtol'i. L. Thompson,. List. Pats. Agt., Totonto, 011L11 DCRECT UNE CiO CI.1IINOE 01t OARS t per cent which are pearly the 1 $nuAO itis the percentages of the (4aitto crops in the previous yerar, , The quantities of t.11e'n crops on hand at the end of l,Mrlrnh We •r nearly flat+ SU me its 1 c•th *•tun except that thr supply t' - Potatoes tbi t ye(tr its 20,000,000 htti,bels and the'stsppiy of hay ond plover 2,4'14 000 tome more The. per coot condition of P•cE+i styr)atr on the farms ranges close to 1 IIi A f t a 13 j1 e' 0