The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 2, 1919, Page 4

s THE SEATTLY STAR-—THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1919. es Rae et ae ed - ee A NRT Ate mee HHH y . Alderwood Manor Demonstration Farm and Poultry College (From a Photograph Taken Last Sunday) LMOST a thousand little 5-acre poultry farms approaching development. Upwards of 160 attractive homes and modern poultry plants actually, built | Home of J. F. Musiel, and occupied. This is the Alderwood Manor of today. ; ing Expert at ‘Alderwood Manor and the. new life of the land is no longer just an idea, ia but an actual achievement—the greatest land development undertaking in the Pacific Northwest. The picture above, beautiful as it is, gives but a faint glimpse of the wonderful Demonstration Farm. To the extreme left is the Social and Educational Hall where “little landers” meet for entertainmen* and education. Next comes the great ineu- — bator with a capacity of 55,000 eggs at one hatch. In the center, commanding a sweep- | ing view of lawns, gardens, orchards and the mountains beyond, is the superintendent's modern bungalow. To the right the huge granary, model poultry houses and vege- table gardens. ri This thoroughly equipped Poultry College is the secret of Alderwood Manor’s remarkable success—the founda- tion principle underlying the future greatness of this incomparable poultry district. It is here that men and women who lack proper training in the work learn modern methods of poultry culture, the ‘ ways that lead to absolute success. Without this vital knowledge the average person who engages in what is now © looked upon as a standardized industry is condemned to failure. The founders of Alderwood Manor want no failures im this ideal community. Hence the establishment of a © model poultry and horticultural school, with practical men and women, experts in their field, to teach ~~ q without cost, how to make $2.00 netper hen per year; intensive methods of home gardening; the p care of the orchard; home canning and preserving. Scores of people, under the guidance of these teachers, are already on the high road to success. Poultry for egg production is no longer conducted after haphazard methods. A bank account and independence those who follow approved practices. * * 8 © 8 & Think of getting a FREE education, training that will serve as a lifelong protection against failure for your- self and family. Where else in all the world is such an opportunity open to you? : Think of life in the country, away from agitation, strikes, lockouts and general unrest. Five acres with Plenty and to Spare—a money-making business of your own! You're going to have a home of your own some day. What will it be—a narrow city lot, burdened with taxes and upkeep, or a real income-producing farm—a piece of land that will make more money for you than you can ever hope to make in town? Don’t put off the selection of your 5-acre home. Here opportunity awaits you, particularly in the New Alder- wood Manor Plat No. 6. Come out Saturday or Sunday, or call at our Sales and Exhibit Rooms (open evenings © for your convenience). See the property. Learn of our plan. Alderwood Manor has the finest electric car service on the Coast. Trains leave the Seattle-Everett Interurban ~ Depot, Sixth and Olive Street, every hour on the half-hour, from 6:30 inthe morning until midnight. Or you ~ can drive out in forty minutes via Westlake and the North Trunk Boulevard. | MAIL THIS COUPON NOW Since 1853———— Puget. Mill Co., Land Dept., Walker Building, Seattle e Gentlemen: Without cost to me, please send Alderwood Maner — uget 1 omp any Liuccatare and scope of The Coceuraide exctainn tee ann story of the New Life of the Land. . ‘ Land Department Salesroom: 218 Pike Street, Seattle Open Evenings Phone Elliott 1470 “Ohe Mew Lite of the Lano”