Your Farm Pays for Itself in Canada "NO CROPS - NO PAY" How we make it easy for you to own Either an TH HIS wonderful offer, made by the Canadian Pacific Ry. Co., should be read by every man and woman in city and country whose practical home-making desire and investment judgment keeps them watchful for a lifetime-opportunity-then, by all means, write at once and investigate all the facts. Hundreds have paid fully for their homes here out of the first one or two crops and made a splendid living besides. We make it easy for you to own a big farm either in the irrigated section of the Bow River Valley or non-irrigated section of the Saskatchewan River Valley. Get the Land that PAYS FOR ITSELF with the FIRST Crop in Sunny Alberta's Valleys The Famous Valleys of Canada's Bow River and Saskatchewan River Only Small Payment Down-"No Crops-No Pay"-Pay Balance In our 3,000,000-acre irrigated block in the Bow River Valley we will break and develop your land-we will even erect buildings, fences, etc., at a nominal charge; less, in fact, than you could hope to do the work yourself. Select your land; let us put in the crop. Ask for development circular. In Central Alberta we offer you a farm on a new line of the Canadian Pacific at lowest prices and easiest terms. This is the greatest rich-land opportunity right now on the American Continent -and we offer you such an easy, sure way to get your farm with every help we can give you practically a partnership with the Canadian Pacific Ry. in this big development enterprise, Get a home here. Own clear title soon, with least outlay for this rich land that grows such wonderful crops as the actual proof will convince you. Let us tell you the experience of others here raising Potatoes, Onions, Vegetable Products, Sugar Beets, Berries, Alfalfa, Field Peas, Also Enormous Crops of Wheat, Oats, Barley and Flax Just ask J. S. DENNIS, Assistant to 2nd Vice-President CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY No. 1-"Facts"-Illustrated, showing agricultural conditions in Alberta's famous Bow River Valley on soil, climate, combination farm, production of cereals. Alfalfa, Timothy, Stock Raising and the small amount of capital required to start a farm. Every possible question answered for city man as well as farm dweller. No. 2.-"Irrigation Farming"-Our diversified farming and stock raising. This illustrated booklet gives the business aspect of the industry. Shows that live-stock feeding and dairy production on these rich alfalfa meadows lead to certain success. 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