Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-09

We have an uneXcelled climate
throughout this section-all that
could be desired.
In the summer the days are not ex-
cessively warm and the nights are
always cool, assuring peaceful slum-
ber. The air is a tonic charged with
health giving properties and those
who continually inhale it and lead
prudent lives will reap a harvest of
good health.
In speaking of our unexcelled cli-
mate, we will say to all those who de-
sire to live where the elements are
seldom strikes and the mad dogs
never bite; where floods seldom come
and droughts are prevented and
where the earth teens wit riches,
and the heavens smile wi benefi-
cence, come to Chehalis ~"tv.
Washington.
Social Side.
Socially and educationally the
county can meet all ordinary require
ments, and the most fastidiOus in
that respect may locate here in the
full knowledge that their children
can have the same home advantages
as in the older communities of the
East and Middle West.
Our public schools are in the
hands of highly educated and broad
minded men and women and are
conducted on a very high plane.
Good salaries are paid and only sue
cessful, well-trained teachers are
employed. With our numerous
churches and splendid schools, relig-
ious and educational work is car
ried on In a manner entirely salts
factory to the most exacting.
Our Markets.
Our gates swing outward to pass
American products to all of the earth.
They swing inward to receive the
products of the world. The Philip
pines, China. Japan, Australia.
Hawaii and Liverpool are our main
markets, though shipments to South
and Central America are increasing
in volume. With the completion of
the Panama Canal our trade with
Europe and the Atlantic Coast will
be greatly increased. Sailing and
steam vessels are in constant touch
with all the seaports mentioned, in
suring moderate freight rates to for
eign and domestic markets.
Facing the certainty that the Pa
cific Coast will furnish the Orient
with its manufactured goods for the
next quarter of a century, and the
fact that these goods must logically
be made at the point nearest the tide
water, Chehalis county is serene in
her superiority as to all other coast
localities, and feels that her future is
guaranteed.
A Word to the Wise.
You, to whose eyes this edition
comes, or at whose door FORTUNE is
gently knocking-nOt with bags of L.
gold, but with whisper of a land
where you will find more enticing
vistas spreading before you in life,
health if you need ~, happiness un-
doubtedly, and an unlimited field for
the attaining of wealth in such meas
ures as may be won by your own ca
pacities-HEED THE CALL.
Heed the call, if any circumstance
or condition which surrounds you
impels toward a change. At least
heed it so far as to visit and investi-
gate the locality referred to in this
edition, and ascertain if this mes
senger to you does not speak the
truth in every word-and, in reality
understate the merits of Chehalis
county, as a Mecca for those who de-
sire wealth and better home.
The Creator has bountifully sup
piled Chehalis county with natural
resources, which only await the de-
velopment Of the progressive and en-
ergetic future citizen. Now is the
accepted time to cross the Jordan"
and occupy the "promised land" The
reader who acts now and grasps the
opportunity while It pauses at his
side will, in the future reap golden
harvest and bless the Aberdeen HER
AID for first pointing out the way.