The Medford mail., July 03, 1908, Image 8

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Ever Ottered in the Hogue River Valley
Time: Tuesday, and Wednesday, July 14 and 15
Place: Two miles east of Medford, the Metropolis of
Southern Oregon
Thousands of people are wanting tracts like this and this opportunity once passed will never return.
This tract consists of over 370 acres of mostly free sandy loam land high-grade fruit land, just rolling
enough to drain nicely. 270 acres of this land is under plow.
The place has fine surroundings of nice groves for parks, school house on the land, spring water, good
roads all contribute to make a pleasant place to live and only two miles from the beautiful, growing
city of Medford.
Low Wees aid Easy Terms
PRICE $100 to $150 per acre. One-third cash, balance one, two and three years time at six
per cent interest. Discount for cash on deferred payments.
Arrangements can be made to have the tract planted to fruit and cared for by reliable parties.
' If you do not secure one of these tracts you will always wish you had.
Free transportation from the city to all prospective buyers. Free lunch at noon.
C
H. PIERCE p 'SON
OWNERS
MSDFORD, .OR.EGON
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