The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 27, 1919, Page 7

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These t we ‘ are sure #igns that their t 9 bodies are weakened by tm ch polson waste matter which i 2 = should have been carried | o | Nothing is better for the | *” children than an ocesstonal cup of famous old Lincoln Tea. It helps keep the It’s a Screen Event! colina in his pomsexsion. T Fay Tincher body clean and healthy, It 2 acts gently without shock in Ing the gqetem “ike violent physies ; Owner of Car Is ‘. Does not create the physic habtt. Very : = “Wild and Western” (pexpensive and pleasant to take. al keeper Sued for Damage This famous herb tee is the very best! Ingurance against disease, the best pre ee oe, eee aeove Ford Weekly scription for bright @ ros ‘ ¥ ran dow a} y seription for bright rosy Temporary Absence of Skip ire, Emily Hatt is ‘a seek eibaaaattane re 5 ther @ © got t n a | 6, Orr K Canadian Wheat Farms Sunny Alberta Most Productive and Fertile Lands on the Continent Rainfall Is Copious, Regular and Adequate A scientist says that cholera germs ok Uke a comma. Posnibly hen they get Into a ma are apt to put the final peri his existence an I went and and), Never kick a live wire when it is Continued) , Chartes Seribner's Sons.) There has never been a crop failure in Central and Northern Alberta and cattle in large numt Copyright, 1 are being sent there even now from Montana and other arid Northwestern States for grazing pu VERY EASY TERMS TO ACTUAL SETTLERS $10.00 to $18.00 Per Acre Freehald Government Torrens Titles, clear of all encumbrances THE CHURCH..........Said they were! HE.................Believed they were! SHE . -++++.... Knew” they were! THE BABY. ee ... Took it for granted! The Law Says NO! SEE ‘ARE YOU LEGALLY MARRIED?’ A pictorial sensation touching on great vital human problems of today. | Filipino Women Far Advanced Compare these prices with farm lands in Washington and other states, in no way comparable in productive value. These lands are sold in Quarter, Half and Full Sections such as houses, barns and fences and are reasonably cl with fish) and other conveniences. Maps and photographs o pany’s offices. Many of the original owners of these lands were killed or Incapacitated tn lands at fram $40.00 to $70.00 per acre, and will again very soon reach and exceed t Can be easily paid for out of the crops as local banks and financial institutions in « villages grant financial assistance for dropping. upon them, ell stocked A safe and most profitable investment. Returns from wheat per quarter section id efficiently cultivated range from $10,000 to $20,000, anny: after the wh ent state of cultivation. « of from three to five tons per acre of natural hay can be cut, which In its natu tate, cror 0 to $ The Dominion Governmen ith the railroads and ban s of the war and as to restore the country to nermal co 00 per ton of Canada, as well as the Provincial Government of Alberta, together titutions, are desirous of re-settling the country after the disastrous ettlers of small mear re offering ¢ « worth fram ement to bona fid Litian, GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL RETURNS highest average the contient ow Central and Northern Alberta grain production For the whole of Alberta, 31.12 bushels of wheat per acre, but for Central and shels per acre per annum for all propert ated land 8 everywhere from 40 to 60 bushels of wheat Alberta the first two seasons’ cropping the land pro acre, which weighs up to 68 pounds to the bushel ALBERTA HAS 300 DAYS IN THE Y Present price of No, 1 hard wheat ts $2.65 per bushel a roportion. Straw is also valuable for cattle feed. OTHER GRAIN CROPS others are also luxur ds up to 90 bushels are AR BRIGHT SUNSHINE Oats, Parley, Beans, Peas, Flax and ma from 40 bushels of cats upwards; in fact PRESENT PRICE OF G ssa for oata, 90c; barley, $1.35; flax seed, $5.00 to $f and wheat, $2.15 to $2.65 per to grade MME. VAME 2E VEYRA « furnished by payable in gr ecure farms up¢ Option contracts granted by compan he rate of $50.00 per qu le er of the comp’ MR. and MRS. CARTER DeHAVEN in a comedy, “Moving Day” After decid rogress 5 1 payment er wever ears with interest at 6 t wheat ¢ the land can be In this portion of Canada range from 30 to y paid for by the second harvest ret Improvements at lands Get Oo. K. tt Titles, Government Torrens, Free and Unincumbered Full Particulars Upon Personal Application ure being taken up very. rapidly, thus quick Office Open to 8 P. M. Evenings and Sundays The Canadian Railways Bond Corporation 416 CRARY BUILDING ONE BLOCK FROM POSTOFFICE Corner Fifth Avenue and Union Street, SEATTLE, WASH. ever dies so lan rule to men