The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-09-13
Acreage
v LAND THAT SATISFIES

|ueTIUE LAND THAT SATISFIES
Just two years ago this month the
first settler purchased land from
us at Chambers Prairie. To-day
there are two sawmills. two Ero-
Gerry stores. "a school. n depot and
and o-W.. r. n y. railroads. where
All passenger trains stop. Every
settler busy; wages s4.5 per day
and up Mt the mills. It's not the
place for the lazy individual It's
the most progressive community
IN the Puget Sound Basin. The
land Is practically level and OK
ceptionally free from gravel. Here
are some reasons why you should
investigate our Thurston County
high:
FACTS--MILTON L. WALKER ar
rived on the 1s;iO train
bought five acres, CON
tracted for n thrce-room
house and left Chambers
Prairie on the $ y. m. train
The house Is now under
construction. That's the
way things are done at
Chambers Prairie.
w. +. BuSHEIL saw the
land. selected twenty acres.
arranged for job at one
OF the sawmills. ordered
1855 his lumber for his house
and returned to Tacoma
the same evening. This
reads like fairy story,
but it's the truth.
c. A. LEACH moved his
family and household fur
Al niture to Chambers Prairie.
upon advice of one OF the
settlers; after arriving, he
purchased ten acres and
was offered employment at
both mills. He took
chances. but found that
which he was looking for
good place for "a home.
Il ANTON STUCK visited the
land and purchased ten
acres. saying that II was
just what he had been
looking for. Therefore we
assume that he is "A salts
fled settler.
J. f. OSBORN purchased
fifteen acres a year and
~ half ago. and has just pur-
chased eight acres more.
WILLIAM STEWART. n
young man in the Tacoma
shipyards. purchased 20
acres for a future home.
wages and buying a home
for the period after the
war, when We viii all
want n piece of land.
FRANK JURSTRUM pur-
chased ten acres and has
added an additional ten
acres: He must have
found the land as he ex-
pected or he would not
want more land.
ANSEI.L ERICKSON pur-
chased ten acres and then
added ten acres more-thts
is another case of salts
fled customer.
then bought ten acres more, and
now Ia one OF the best boosters
for our Thurston county land.
w. +. SMITH bought ten acres, then
added an additional ten. and now
IL arranging for seven acres more.
HARRY SPENCER bought five
acres. then later took five
acres more. This shows con-
clusiveiy that our customers are
satisfied or they would not buy
more land.
AxEL SMALL bought IL acres. then
later added the adjoining five
ocreA
DORERT SMALL bought . acres
then later added the adjoining
NJ 0vo acres
- Shey also bought three lots in
a "a tOwnsite.
WUEsIIEY HORTON bought 10 acres.
Ghen later added the adjoining ten
| acres, and later his son purchased
i've acres and son-in-law bought
u fifteen acres
-. AXE purchased 10 acres. then
added four acres more.
~ above shows the one foot that
these settlers We're satisfied with
the land which we sold them or
they would not want more.
"a you want place which will
make you a good home now or
later when this war is oversee
us, or write for further informa-
ton about our Thurston county
land
Send for printed circular
Ask for Macfarlane
A. H REID & co.
31i-17 New York Block