THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIEUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON', THURSDAY. .TUNE 25. liiOS.
Unparalleled Opportunity
To secure a small orchard tract in first-class soil, close to market
and planted to standard varieties of commercial fruit
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(DR. PAGE'S ORCHARD AT EAGLE POINT)
Has been subdivided into nineteen tracts, varying in size from ten to eighteen acres, and ts now for sale in small
tracts on easy terms. An opportunity to secure a small tract of first class orchard land, planted to the
best commercial varieties, has not heretofore been offered the people of this valley.
Sale Begins on Wednesday, June 24, 1 908
and will be continued for two days, unless all the tracts are sooner disposed of.
Prices Range from $50 to $300 per Acre
PLAT OF ALA VISTA ORCHARD
No. 1
18.7
.Acres
No. 2
Acres
No.
10
Acres
No. I
10
No. 5
10
Acres Acres
No. fi I No. 7 i No. 8
10
Acres
10 10
Acres
Acres
No. 9
10
Acres
No. 10
Acres
No. 11
10
Acres
No. 12
9.12
Acres
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No. 13 No. 14 No. 15 No. 10 No. 17 No. IS No. 19
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10 10 10 10 10 10 10
Acros Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres
A Ti A V I S T A L A N E
L () 0 A T 1 ON
This orchard tract is one mile from Eagl: Point. It fronts on a main comity road and
is close to schools, churches, stores and a sh ippiug point.
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The soil is first -class for fruit and garden t ruck and was especially selected for the pur
pose of plant nig an orchard. The liradshaw and Tronsou Ac Guthrie orchards are in the
immediate neighborhood and are noted as being among the most productive orchards in the
Rogue River valley. The soil in the Ala Vista orchard is id' the same general character as
in the orchards mentioned.
1 R R 1 (I A T I O N
The Fish hake Ditch company has a line surveyed across adjacent land and has prom
ised to build the ditch this year. When th is is completed it will be possible to irrigate every
acre of the Ala Vista tract. This is an advantage which will be appreciated as the years
go by. This land, however, is all sub-irrigated and is not likely to need irrigation for vears
to come. '
COMMERCIAL VARIETIES
The trees in this tract are strictly commercial varieties. The apples are Newtowns and
Spitzenbergs, planted two rows alternately, the most approved method of securing perfect
pollenization. The pears are Rartlett, D'Anjou and Cornice. The tracts are so planted that,
each purchaser of a ten-acre tract will secure about an equal number of apples and pears.
PRICES AND TERMS
These tracts are placed on the market at prices ranging from $50 to ijviOO per acre, de
pending on the acreage planted to trees, the age of the trees and the character of the im
provements. The terms are one-half cash, balance "on or before" two years, with interest
on deferred payments at the rate of 6 per cent. A discount of 8 per cent will be given for
all cash.
TREES WILL HE OARED FOR
Dr. Page agrees to care for the orchard during the season of 1908 without any expense
to the purchaser. This gives the purchaser ample time to arrange for the future care of
the orchard.
Automobile Excursion
AUTOMOIMLES WILL LEAVE OUR OFFICE WEDNESDAY AND Tlll'RSDAV ATStfOA.M.. 11 A. M. AND 2 P. M. RETURNING TO M EDFORD VT
ENCEOFTHE PASSENGERS RFFR KSl M FNTS W 1 LL UK SKRVKD ON THE R ANCIl AT NOON. COME AND LOOK THE I'K'OI'OSITIOX OVFR
FREEANDNOONE IS UNDER AN V () l!LI(! ATION TO lU'V. ' .
OUR FIRM HAS MEEN SELLING REALTY IN THIS SECTION FOR THE PAST TWELVE YEARS. WE ARE THOROUGHLY INFORMED S RFG
ALL CONDITIONS RELATIVE TO FRUIT GROWING. WE HAVE PERSONALLY EXAMINED ALL THESE SMALL TRVCTS VXD DO NOT IIFSTT
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(UN RE SOLD WITHIN N'NETY DAYS AT AN ADVANCE OF 50 TO 75 PER GENT OVER THE PRICE AT WHICH TIIEV ARE NOW OFFERED
WANT SMALL TRACTS PLANTED TO FRUIT AND UNDER A HIGH STATE OF CULTIVATION. WELL LOCVTED. SPLENDID SOIL WE INVIT
THE TIME FOR INSPECTING THESE TRACTS. LET US PUT OUR TIME AG A INST YOURS AND GO AND HAVE LK
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KKMKMUKU-AITTOK LEAVE OUU OFFICE OX SEVEXT
I'll STREET AT 8:30 A. M., 11 A. M. AND 2 P. M. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.