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Pottery Possibilities in
the Vicinity of
MA CON, GEORGIA
Georgia and ten other Southern States send Twelve Million
Dollars elsewhere every year for white tableware, porcelain fix
tures, etc.
The raw materials to make these necessities abound in Mid
dle Georgia, and they can be delivered at Macon for half the
cost at present potteries.
Freight rates on the Manufactured articles are 12 to 50 per
cent, less to the eleven Southern States.
Booklet mailed on request, gives full information as to clay
deposits, burning tests, etc.
J. M. MALLORY,
Industrial Agent,
Central of Georgia Ry.
Savannah, Ga.
e Your Farm Home
IN GEORGIA
The section traversed by the Central of Georgia's two thousand
miles of modern railway is the country of the Homeseeker's opportu
nity that was overlooked. It has not been advertised so long as other
sections and still has low priced land that earns more net money
than land which costs three or four times as much where improved
land is scarce.
Its long growing seasons, with abundant rainfall, make more than
one crop each year; and the healthful, mild climate As ideal for fruits
and truck crops. But the greatest opportunity is for the general farm
er, because of the home markets, at good prices, for all he can produce.
A book of pictures and signed statements to prove these advan
tages, mailed free.
J. F. JACKSON, Agricultural Agent,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA
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