The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 5, 1918, Page 9

STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1918. PAGE 9 The Cream of West Seattle Every Lot A View Lot BEAUTIFUL Now Ready for the Homebuilder — eat wali 1 . Os ee Sree « CORPORAT 7 oncts ER a CODY ss = LF OOTHIE Bs Cosa) searrit comsreucrion PRPRAROM , < ne el & Ony 00K CO T : maniincton! id A upon Seattle and Her Wonderful Harbor as Viewed From “WESTHOLME” Large, sightly lots, cleared and with graded streets and sidewalks to be, put in right away; water, lights and gas available when you are ready for them---all this within easy walking distance of the great shipyards, steel plant, flour and lumber mills, machine shops and factories, that are distrib- uting Millions of Dollars to the thousands of skilled artisans who toil almost at the very entrance to “WESTHOLME.” You can see your home at “WESTHOLME” from any of the big plants. } OPENING SALE omorrow and Sunday “WESTHOLME,” the magnificent scenic property bordering the new brick- paved Avalon Way, that broad, sightly view driveway winding its way by gentle grades to the topmost heights of West Seattle, will be opened to public purchase tomorrow. Owned by the Puget Mill Company since the founding of Seattle, and purposely withheld from market until such time as it could be made available to residential and business use, “WESTHOLME,” by reason of the wonderful industrial and ship- * building activity on Harbor Island, along the Duwamish Waterway and at West Seattle, becomes one of the most desirable residence and investment properties in all Seattle. “WESTHOLME” affords a magnificent view of the harbor, city and moun- tains. By night the lights of the city and of the great shipyards add charm that thrills and fascinates. No other city in America, not excepting New York, can pre- sent a night scene of such magnificent splendor as Seattle, viewed from “WESTHOLME’S” heights! “WESTHOLME” lies within easy walking distance of Seattle’s south and west waterfronts. Residents there will be able to save both delay and carfare. No need for standing in crowded cars if your work is within a reasonable distance of “WESTHOLME.” All the lots in “WESTHOLME” are now cleared, ready for the builder. Streets are to be graded, water and sidewalks are being put in. Every lot has a frontage of forty feet—amply large for lawn and home vegetable garden. [FoR HOME| Or Investment Any responsible man or woman can own alot in “WESTH( )LME” on terms easily by actually building your own home. TAKE THE FAUNTLEROY CAR and get off at Thirty- fifth Avenue and you are right at “WESTHOLME.” OR TAKE ALKI CAR and get off at foot of Avalon Way at the Steel Works. Office on the grounds open all day, Sundays included. TERMS ARE EASY within their means. The long daylight hours after your day’s work is done can be turned into money Let us help you to acquire a home of your own. Get away from the rent receipt—be your own landlord. “WESTHOLME” solves the transportation Surrounded as it is now by homes of the very best character, and within such easy walking distance for thousands upon thousands of the highest salaried me- chanics, superintendents and owners of industrial plants, “WESTHOLME” is bound to become one of the most valuable residence sections of Seattle. Homes, if built there now, would find a ready sale. Apartments would be at a premium. . Contractors and builders are planning to operate in a big way at “WEST- HOLME,” buying lots and building bungalows to be sold on easy payments. “WESTHOLME” lots are priced to come within easy reach of the wage earner, and may be acquired on the most favorable terms yet offered in Seattle. The quick enhancement of values in “WESTHOLME” is a, foregone conclusion. Two big car lines, the Alki and Fauntleroy, pass within a few steps of ‘““WEST- HOLME.” Take either and ask the conductor to stop at “WESTHOLME.” Avalon Way, a broad, winding, smooth-paved boulevard, one of the most pop- ular thoroughfares in Seattle, passes directly through “WESTHOLME” and con- nects with all the main arteries of travel in West Seattle. There are many miles of magnificent driveways over there leading to some of the most inviting resi- dential sections of the city. Visit Beautiful “WESTHOLME” at your earliest convenience—there’s a de- cided advantage in making an early selection. FOR HOME Or Investment problem for shipyard workers. Investigate “WESTHOLME” at once—come over evenings and enjoy the magnificent view of the city. OFFICE on the Grounds Open Every Day, Including Sundays Since PHONE Elliott 182 , PUGET MILL CO. ci: | LAND PHONE Elliott 182 Main Offices: Walker Building, Second Avenue and University Street