Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-03-15
A BUSINESS STATEMENT.
Attending to Ones Business in Relation
to Atkinson's HIgh-Grade Fertilizers
lBy Warren Atkinson


fBy Warren Atkinson
Report seems to be gaining ground that
I am very III at my home, at Cherry Lawn
Farm; SO i'll, that am unable to attend
to business. n is not so. Although !
have been little indisposed, 7 have
been attending personally to my fertil-
izer shipments and other business, every
day for six days in the week, for the
past three weeks In this | have had
the help Of number Of able assistants.
And more Of Atkinson's High-Grade
Fertilizers have been shipped out in the
past two weeks than ever before in the
same time in its history.
To give a few instances of the many
places unloading carload lots: Tuesday
finished unloading five carloads Of my
goods at Swedesboro; by Saturday night
eight more carloads Of my fertilizers
will have reached Swedesboro, contain
ing Sweet Potato and Early Tomato Fer
tilizers; two carloads at Asbury Station
to unload on Thursday; two carloads at
Wolferths to unload at same time; we
unload at Clarksboro on Wednesday; the
third carload at Wenonah on Tuesday,
with another on the road for Wenonah;
|Sewell unIoads Tuesday, with Pitman,
Harding, Monroeville and Elmer all un-
loading between Monday and Thursday;
Monday saw four carloads of Atkinson's
Fertilizers at Woodstown and one at
Point Airy, with Sweet Potato and
Tomato Fertilizer to 60 there later;
Glassboro and Aura was taken care of
Saturday, while last week hundreds Of
tons Of Atkinson's Fertilizers were un-
loaded at Redwood and Mullica Hill,
which is about half Of what is to unload
at these two places this spring.
almost forgot to mention little
business doing down Pedricktown and
Pennsgrove way, which Mr.. Warren
Risnes et Pedricktowiis IS ably after =
ing to. BY Saturday night there will
have reached Pedricktown, Perkintown,
Oldmans and Pennsgrove about two hum
dred and fifty tons of Atkinson's Fer
tilizers, with more to go there.
Thirteen carloads galore Of these very
same fertilizers are unloading at Somer-
dale, Runnemede, Glendora, Hilltop,
Asyla, Blackwood and Grenloch on the
Reading Railroad, being taken care Of
and distributed by Mr.. ]. F. Brewer.
To close, l might mention a few car
loads Of these high-graie goods being
put out at Andrews, Williamstown and
Robanna. These carl loads are not ffteen-
ton cars, justto make show, but owing to
scarcity of cars are loaded mostly with
twenty tons and once in while a
thirty-ton car is loaded, in order to rush
the goods out.
Now am in shape toship out prompts
ly to all stations small or large lots at
short notice freight prepard. These
goods are put up with the same care as
usual and with the assistance of a little
water and attention will grow just the
same kind Of crops have exhibited at
Alcyon and Washington parks the past
few years. And where premiums are
offered for the best display of produce
grown by fertilizers put out by dealer,
Atkinson has taken First Pre-
mium for best display every time
he has exhibited, and says Moth
ling about it.
A square deal will tell every time.
Thanking my many patrons for their
liberal orders, and meaning to deal with
them in the future as have in the past,
am
Very truly,
WARREN ATKINSON,
Mullica Hill, N. J.
Cherry Lawn Farm, Both Phones.