The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 6, 1919, Page 18

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1919. ANOTHER YES T ALDER “The Fastest Gro Read the prophetic words of that great Empire builder, that far-seeing friend of the Pacific Northwest, James J. Hill: The Strength of the Nation The man who assumes to be the farmer’s friend, or holds his interest dear, will constitute himself a missionary of the new dispensation. It is a contribution to the welfare of all human- ity. It will strengthen the pillars of a government that must otherwise be endangered by some popular upheaval when the land can no longer sustain the population that its bosom bears. Here lies the true secret of cultural methods becuse, in the long run, they mean life or death to future millions who are no strangers or invaders, but our own children’s children, and who will pass judgment upon’ us according to what we have made of the world in which their lot is to be cast.—James J. Hill. You've read, no doubt, the story of the “New Life of the Land,” or perhaps have visited the coming great- est poultry district in America, Here we present a story in picture of a year’s achievement at ALDERWOOD MANOR, pictures of homes and poultry plants that speak louder than mere words. Each little house is a dream come true! A hom the country, yet close to a great and growing city, all the comfort and convenience that you crowded cramped city dwellers enjoy—plus quiet surroundii pure air, and birds and flowers as companions for children! Some day all Seattle will awaken to the fact that founders of ALDERWOOD MANOR, the men who ceived this beautiful plam and who are spending dreds of thousands of dollars in developing the logged-off lands just a little to the north of the 4 * have created an industry that will bring a steady ff of gold to the community. oe aes WD nates | te aie of, ieee We pi ee a € » ype td & Please send me (free) the Sp MANOR COUNTRYSIDE, togethe Alderwood Manor Plan. Town or City State