The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 20, 1919, Page 9

| Panamas and Straws Real South American Panamas $3.50 to $5.50 | Straw Hats in Sennet and Milans $2.00 to $3.50 Genuine Bankoks $4.50 You Positively Save Money Upstairs Lumalquist-lLillly. Upstairs Clothes Shop THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1919. Seattle Parachute Genius Wins Worldwide Attention EARLES’ WILL IS PROBATED ~ Employes Are \re Remembered |” iie.e by Late Millionaire = Home of Mrs. Elizabeth Maurice at Alderwood Manor Abraham Lincoln—saic: “The most valuable of all arts will be the art of deriving a com- fortable subsistence from the smallest acre of soil.” HE art which Lincoln foretold is come. The mighty upheavals and abysmal depths through which the world is passing, putting every in- stitution to the test, reveals the new art of Little Landing as the best and surest bulwark against universal want. And this spells revolu- tion in man’s relationship to the soil. The new art is to be a permanent part of civilization — small holdings instead of big; intensive cultivation instead of waste; homes near to the heart of society instead of in the lonely places—a generous table home-supplied, with cash income from highly specialized indus- try, with social satisfaction, intellectual opportunity and spiritual growth. Such is the new art, forecast by Lincoln, formulated by the founder of the Little Landers, practiced by his followers, and rapidly growing into the true science of living for the masses. The colony of Little Landers at Alderwood Manor, building on the expe- rience of the past and inspired by the extraordinary world conditions of today, is designed to be the highest expression of this new art. servative, and it still leaves a handsome income. No strikes at Alderwood Manor, no men- acing conditions, no uncertainties about em- Joshua Green Bidg. Fourth Avenue at Pike a ep! Reet, Virginia eee ee aS = WOMEN'S CLUBS “BAYER “CROSS” ( ON Phasetnd Woman Is siiad Head of Federated Clubs | GENUINE ASPIRIN Li port, the same day, harpooned another. No, Rafalo, b man should bide nothing from his wife—even if it | were possible, opto X \/ NATATURILUD 1 iets cost but « res—larger |g packages Aspirin is the trade. | m mark of Rayer Manu’ re of Mono | manent women's aceticacidester of Salicy e¢ ) ng SANITATIS The First Real Swimming Event Ever Held in Seattle (i City Championship Swimming and Diving Meet Falls into Two Feet of Water; Drowns SNAKE SWALLOWS DOOR KNOB FOR EGG Dr. J. BR. BINTON Free Examination —at the— BEST $2.50 GLAssEs | on Earth Crystal Pool bey: We stores in the > hwest that really | ¢ 20 ocd joises, toa start to finish, r only one ia 9 SEATTLE, ON rinst AVE, ¥-xaminatic by graduate op- Ss P.M G lasses. not prescribed Fee unless absolutely necessary. | BINYON OPTICAL CO. | metwous ‘Spring’ ont bences Phone Main 1550 Come and see an exhibition of swimming and diving by Seattle swimmers who can equal and surpass the best in the country. singletree General Admission ........50c Reserved Seats Including War Tax Pool Open for Swimming Until 7:30 Seattle Natatorium Co. Second Ave. and Lenora St. Tickets Now on Sale Crystal Pool Office WILL MEET DAL ERT ER, the shipping bo ard « returning to | Seattle to pay a ) a newly ar rived daughter, Capt. Swanson was fermerly in command of the Alaska | Steamship Co.'s steamer Ketchikan. MARS bes gpl ANY 18 Host > b 1221- Third Ave “COR UNIVERSITY Piper & Taft | » company's development in its to the district were dis-| ployment and sufficient income to sustain the family from day to day. Everything is serene in the home of the Little Lander, chickens and plenty of fresh eggs for the family table and a constant sup- ply for market at big prices. Fresh fruits, berries and vegetables in great abundance for immediate needs with plenty to can and preserve for winter use. You are selling all you can produce at fancy prices instead of buying in skimpy quantities. You are Free—Independent—Happy—at Alderwood Manor! An employer instead of a wage earner! Reaping the full rewards of your own efforts! Are you interested in this New Science called the New Life of the Land? Would you like to own Five Acres of rich soil and a modern poultry plant in the com- ing greatest poultry and egg producing dis- trict in America, if not in the world? Below we picture the wonderful home and plant of Mr. Otto at Alderwood Manor. Here is a place with a capacity of 3,000 blooded White Leghorns. Mr. Otto, with the aid of his wife and son all of them vitally interested in poultry culture—will receive upwards of $9,000 for their combined ‘efforts this year. Cut this amount down to $6,000, let us be ultra-con- How much are YOU making? You ean do just as well as the Otto family make just as much if you make up your mind to apply yourself to the work yal as . they have done. There's a great school at Alderwood Manor —a Poultry College—the finest, most prac- tical institution of its kind anywhere. Experts are there to teach you all there is to learn about the chicken and egg business, and this schooling is FREE. You are also taught home gardening, horticulture, home canning and * other important things, all without the cost of a penny. Where else in all the world is there a sim- ilar opportunity? Come out todayeand see ALDERWOOD MANOR and the great Demonstration Farm that means so much to every man, woman and child in Seattle. A cordial welcome awaits you. Ask ques- tions when you get there—find out how you, too, can become the owner of Five Acres and an income-producing poultry farm and Fil- bert Orchard within 45 minutes of Seattle. Take the Seattle-Everett Interurban at 5th and Pine (new depot) near Frederick & Nelson’s store. Trains run every hour on the nalf hour, from early morning until midnight. Or drive out via Westlake and the North Trunk brick-paved boulevard. SINCE 1853 , PUGET MILL COMPANY Land Dept.: Suite 406 Walker Bldg. Phone Elliott 182 Sales Dept.: 218 Pike Street. Phone Elliolt 1470 SEATTLE The Modern Poultry Plant and Home of H. Otto at Alderwood Manor. Capacity 3,000 Birds. = FILL THIS OUT NOW PUGET MILL CO., Walker Building, Seattle. Please send me (free) Spring number ALDERWOOD MANOR COUNTRYSIDE, together with full details of the greatest Poultry District in America. POSTOFFICE Star, June 20-19,