The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 16, 1918, Page 4

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With a ringing appeal Dr. Brown set forth the dire plight of the people of the British Isles, France and Selcmne and the need that America must keep them from starvation, with the headline quoted above as the keynote of his strong address. Dr. Brown's position as president of the International Association of Poul- try Instructors and Investigators gave the weight of high authority to his words. It might be said that every argument he advanced was an argument for you to improve the opportunity awaiting you at Alderwood Manor. Patriotism and Profit Point to ALDERWO0D MANOR “The United States Department of Agriculture is seking to bring home to the people everywhere that each one must consume less and produce more,” said Dr. Brown. “The true development of the poultry industry as one of the greatest aids to the feeding of America and her allies will come in getting the greatest possible number of people actively interested in poultry culture. “The greatest profit of the industry will come to the growers who raise the greatest proportion of their own teed"—here indeed is an argument for Alderwood Manor, “To realize the highest price for poultry products you must maintain the quality and provide the right sort of marketing facilities.” Alderwood Manor’s stock of fine White Leghorns is one of the finest in all America, insuring a quality sup- ply that can never deteriorate. The whole plan of com- munity buying and community selling insures market- ing facilities unsurpassed throughout all the West. With a home market right at its door, in Seattle’s £50,000 to 400,000 people, Alderwood Manor has unex- celled opportunities to sell at top-notch prices all the poultry that can be produced. “Egg prices are going to be mighty dear next win- ter,” said Dr. Brown, with emphasis. That means more profits for those who get under way now at Alderwood Manor. “English poultry raisers have cheapened the cost of production and are using all the green stuff possible; they are giving the birds greater range, and are Fag ing them work harder,” the famous expert said giving hints to his American hearers, hints that fikto already been put into practice at Manor, Then Dr. Brown made one of the most striking com- ments of his entire address, speaking of the proper bal- ance between animal and vegetable life on any farm. This, he said, is the Belgian idea. At Alderwood Manor, in accordance with this same theory, we have the culture of the Filbert nut as sup- plementary to creating there what is certain to be one of the greatest poultry centers in America, if not in all the world. Each acts as the complement of the other, the poultry providing quick returns while the little lander is getting “on his feet’; the Filbert orchard pro- viding the return through future years with a minimum of labor—good for a century. After the war—that was the rosy picture painted by Dr. Brown. Then, he said, the poultry growers who had developed good stocks and a fine line of products would have a world-wide market awaiting them, and prices that would justify any sacrifices they might make now. Alderwood Manor's plan of organization is success- insurance; there you have a staff of poultry and horti- cultural experts to lead you forward step by step on the path to profits. Don't delay any longer. 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