Evening Republican, Volume 18, Number 151, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 27 June 1914 — Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 [ADVERTISEMENT]

Long Terms of Payment Only ONE-TWENTIETH DOWN—2O years in which to pay. Long before your final payment becomes due your farm will have paid for itself over and over again. No lands sold to speculators—these terms are made FOR FARMERS and for any man wtho will actually occupy, improve and crop the land.

had not even the little capital required to make a start here. That’s where the Canadian Pacific came In. It had millions of acres of unworked, rich land. It needed settlers —experienced farmers who would make their farms pay from the start. These tenant farmers had the experience, and the equipment. All they needed was money enough to make the change and get started on their first season. „ S2OOO Loans to Settlers To such renters, and to all workers of highpriced, worn-out farms in the United States, the Canadian Pacific Railway offers its loan to settlers of $2,000.00 for TWENTY YEARS. While paying for your farm on our twentyyear plan, you may have the use of this money for erecting your home and buildings, putting your land ip crop and making other improvements to your farm —all without having to put up any outside security—all on the SECURITY OF THE LAND ITSELF and our confidence in the ehormous productivity of thfe land. Get this point now! If Western Canada land would, not with absolute certainty make the energetic worker of it independent in a few years, could we ever expect you to pay for your land and repay your loan of $2,000.00 at the same time? Yet though we give you twenty years' lb do this,' we confidently expeet that you will have your farm paid for and your loan repaid in a few years at most. This is the strongest proof we can possibly give that the lands of Western Canada must be all that we claim. If you receive the Loan, the Canadian Pacific will actually pay you wages, for making your improvements; that is, for all the work that you can do yourself and with your own equipment. The Loan would be expended under the direction of our agricultural experts and our builders, and in the breaking of the land and other farming operations, yourself and your family, your stock and equipment would be employed to the greatest possible extent. For this work the Canadian Pacific would pay you the regular contract rates. You select the home and buildings you want from the fine lot of plans prepared by our architects and we erecte them for you. We buy materials in enormous quantities, making every dollar go as far as possible. We also sink a well and install a pump. The applicant for the Loan must be a married man with farming experience. He must have enough household goods, farm implements, horses and cows to enable him to settle on his new Canadian farm and begin to improve it right away. He must also have money enough to make the first payment on his land, only $1.04 an acre, or $160.00 on 160 acres of $20.00 land, and to pay one-twentieth