The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, November 07, 1923, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextA JT WEDXESPAY, NOVEMBER 7. 1293. Read Banner-Herald Want Ads. r. • i ' j ^ ■ - TOR BANNER •HERALD. ATOEN8. GEORGIA PAGE SEVEN Your Wants -%%a ah cy* | i nem supplied rtere WA,KlT '.AD i?a E»AO,E~ — 1 'L^g'-iL.J-i'i"i'-..'.. ."■■■■ i«g.a*gg*ig?""flWCBBBBggsgg»gi- -J^^ , * L -~-'“ 1 —" '■i-v-ii'-,.!—-.■.xis-j-il j?--J4-L>"aaj»».sa-T m ,'i': - -■. . _r-— _=._^-gi All i Them rf» Supplied Here By J. W. FIROR Home Supplies for Market. v ? Kid that it may lie profitable raise home supplies for ones n use; sml still not be able to ket them profitably. For time t leaving asU'e the question of urgent need of home supplies use at home when needed and jklng at it from a dollar and lilts standpoint! We will assume a ise, a farmer in Clarke county lied a good corn crop lu 1920 ... s.a a surplus. His neighbors Jjd likewise. He tried' to sell tills lirplus and found that the best l, could get was, let us say. SO teats a bushel from his wagon, fit llld to his neighbors, "Well. I w iT | had planted more cotton and ftught corn for next year.it would A ve paid me tor I can not raise j for 50 cents a ttbshel." Probably neighbors thought likewise C~ itaybe this had some effect on the ftn acreage the following yeat Id again thla year. Now, let us iltnue that thla farmer had i •tall acreage In corn thla season Id owing to seasonal conditions tide a short yield per acre. He must go and buy corn. H' Ifada that his neighbors, generally t. in the same shape. Corn mus t shipped fa and bought In town ( It not U cents a bushel bu' ISO a bushel. Probably the farm si Bsays, "Something's wrong about, till, when I had corn for salo Ii ns 50c a bushel, but now tha« . bare to boy It, the price If - iso." But waltb a minute, if you bo corn tor sale In 1920, that It It fall of 1920,/t Is very likely that you could not have sold it ti oar neighbor, nor to the local ro slier, nor to the wholesaler. <bu* aiy to the asaemhler who got It r ther for isle to the wholesaler bought Jt from yon, shipped It to,the wholesaler, paid freight, the tolealler broke It up into emal' Oil and sold it to the retailor and ttaller sold It in smaller lots . that vro must buy com we it get our retailer to buy II a wholesaler and the whole- goes out to Iowa or some _ t state and buys from an as- « Mahler wlto;: had already bought rom the farmars there. , Homs Supplies Plus A Cash Crop: Wo hvae said, "Tho produc. of home supplies (a a thing Itself, MR. .sufficient.' Also, f fcave seen that there aro years conditions when the surplur u homo supplies can not be teted profitably. Therefore producJi'on of home supplies l some supplies only Is very [sly to bo Insufficient to make bnlng profitable. In fact, this lias fen the experience of the past The prouction of home supplies Is tho foundation of farmthg, not only hero but mbat everywhere. TJif wheat farmers of tho northwest are Buffeting todny because of the lack of this thing. There inay bo ex* ceptlons to this in tho dtse of high-, ly specialized crops as apples, peaches, grapes, etc., but general* ly It Is true. Hut after this has been put into th6 plans of farming it is very necessary thht the farmers of this time and in this section have t^ome cash crop or crops .whoso produc tion ami marketing will bring in sufficient cash to pay taxes, in* terest, buy todls and: make Im provements. Generally speastnr tfte cash crop for Clarke county! tanners is still cotton. It produces] a greater gross return per acre than any other general crop Hut I can be ra<ae<l here by the majority • of farmers. The price of this farm j crop has been reasonably good dur* I jug the last six months «r seven i years, averaging these years. It Is a crop that most of our farmers have had experience with, except ag the phase of boll weevil con itol. ami cadi year we aft* getting .uoro experience with this phase. .Now, tho production of home sup plies for homa uso and in cddl ton cotton lev u ca*h crop, is often called diversified farming. For our purpose we are going to call It “mixed' farming.” In t’larke coun ty, quite a number of our farmerr have been following t‘.:ls practice f mixed farming and doing '.t suc- essfully. Ti| s Is especially true ji those who give pt/sonal super vision to their farms. The problem >t this class of farmers, is not necessary, and in tnuny cases at all diversifying their cash crops, but a problem of practical and suc cessful production of their cash crop .that is the making of cotton year after year under boll weewll conditions. They know how to pro duce a sufficiency of their hay crops, corn crops, of bogs, of chickens, etc. They are working and will continue to work on the economic production of their cash crop—cottoo. WANT AD RATES 2 Cents a Word Minimum Charge of 40* cents ll.oo Tor three Insertions .Seven times for tho price of five in- icrtfons. ..All discontinuances MUST be **o made In person at the Banner- Herald office or by letter. Tele- '.phone discontinuances are not valid. 7C WANT AD 7C •v PHONE I* BANNER.HERALD WANT ADS GET RESULTS LOST AND FOUND LOS T—Somewhere on Clhyton Street. Easterp star pin. Finder please rcutm to Mrs. W. T. Sul livan, Phone 1230-W and receive reward. n8c L’OST—Platinum bar pin studded with medium sized -diamonds, finder will please return it to undersigned and receive reward. Max Michael . BllC This class duos not Jucludo all of oar Clarko county farmers Probably not over 25 per cent of them. The members of this clasr are, to use a term of commou slang, “fed up” on hearing about ^'versification. On close study ’it Is easy to seo why this is. They so situated and hav^ so ‘•pitched” their work »» to make the production of cash crops, best confined to tho production of cot ton. » As a rule this class of farmers ar enot “In and outers,” that i they do not plant a lot of com i * nml hni- nnn vnar and very little and bay one yeur and very little the next. They ralso enough of these crops every year. During good season they have a surplus which they n'ther feed, carry over or well to neighbors who ar not ■»o fortunate, durlug poor years they usually have enough. Next week, we are planning on (.beussing divois'Xication n f rn*h crops and the classes of farmers FOB SALE—Ground Bong good for the Chlckeni. National Mar ket, Phono 747, 124 Thomas Street n*c JEWELRY AUCTION SALE NOW GOING ON DAILY 2:30 and 7:30 P. M. Over-stocked—Must Raise Cash. Come and Take Advantage of This A Great Feast of Bargains. - a fi- J. BUSH, Jeweler 165 Clayton Street Next Door to Kress 5c and 10c Store t28c. ’ M. Harris, Auctioneer. McLELLAN’S 5c-10c-25c STORE HAVE YOU TRIED NOO-NAME COFFEE? “A Delicious High Grade Coffee" NEW SOUTH COFFEE CO. / Athens, Georgia. Full Line of Blankets and Sweaters Blankets 98c up Sweaters 98c up Watch Our Windows BOILER REPAIRING STUDEBAKER WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS PHONE 427, LON PARR, Con tractor or the but painting, in- aide and out, aide painting, Ical- »ork guaranteed. Blip aomining. All worl FOR SALE—Whoieaaie dealers in Citrus Fruits. Bulk Oranges de livered to your door, 13.50 per crate, quality guaranteed. J. H. Harris A Son, (Buement, Hen son Bros. & Fullbright), Phone 1377.- n8c FOR SALE, RENT or Exchange- Seven room house, two acre lot. with good hem end garage, and five room house and store com bined op acre lot. J. W. Board, Oconee Heights.n9p FOR SALE—We have on hand twenty-five frt.lt milch. eowa and cowa that will ba fresh thes month, forasle or will exchange for nice beef cattle. Phone 1610. H. D. Murbutt, or Phone 1479. F, Y. Allgood. ■ n7c ON ACCOUNT of leaving town shortly I offer my home on ths comer of Cobb and Chase - Streets' for sale. Lythgoe Wier. ' *. nTp FOR SALE—One Burronge adding machine in good condition. Will sell cheap. Apuly L. K. Johnson, Box 338, I'hone 9014.nije. FOR SALE—Orocenea, ftrat class streak-o'-lean, aide meaiwlZtte per pound, good aelf-rUthg or plain flour, 48 opunda, 31.50. . R. F. Christian, Grocer Broad St. Old Dlipcnsary Bldg. J nlOc WANTED—To insure your valua ble dogs. Our policies cover losses from any cause, including theft and disappearance. Write P. O. Box 616, Athena, Ga. nlSc GIVE your orders now for your hand-painted China for Thanks- giving and Christmas. Call Mrs. C. C. Kimzcy, 1454-W. PIANO TUNING and Repairing— Satisfaction guaranteed. All charges reasonable. Don’t wait. Delay means more expense. Call Lewis Chick at Athens Hotel. n7p ■WANTED — Thoroughbred Fox Terrier or Airdalc male puppy. Box 208. Athens. Ga. n8c WANTED — Extra stenographic work to do at night, by experi enced stenographer. Call 268-J. n6p CANDY line wanted for wholuale trade, truck, or sample line con sidered. Address T. P. Hindman, Pelaer, S. C.nOp STEA6L. PRESSING FORSTER PRESSING COMPANY * Phone 1886 PHOTOGRAPHERS Now Is the Time to Place Your Order for - Christmas Pictures ADAMS & ARNETT STUDIO --i*162 1-2 Olayton St. Be Sure and Sea the 1924 Model STUDEBAKER Before Yoa Bay. LAWLER MOTOR COMPANY We Have Two 1923 Ford Touring Cara For Sale Only a Few Months Old. .USED CARS Dodge Sedan. jl923 Ford Touring. 11923 Ford Roadster. ; C A. TRUSSEU MOTOR C6 BOILER REPAIRING Flues for Every Type of Boiler Are Carried in Stock By Us Heavy Welding Done Anywhere WELDING AND BRAZING AND CYLINDER GRINDING ' ARE OUR SPECIATLIES Call on us 'll Your* Boiler Needs Repairing KELLER MOTOR & MACHINE CO. Athens, Georgia Phone 351 West Washincton S£J- STORE YOUR COTTON WITH US SELL YOUR COTTON THROUGH US • Athens Branch of INDEPENDENT WAREHOUSES, INC. CAPITAL 31,000,000.00. General Offices, New York. We Issue Negotiable Receipts, Acceptable As Collateral By the Banka of Athena. SAFETY. COURTESY, SATISFACTION, SERVICE Robert Ould Ren P. Woods A. It. (Cue) Nicholson Henry L. Pope nl7e Coal—Coke and Cotton Ginning —rrr WANTED—HELP WANTED—Several boys to deliver papers. Good routes in most any part ,of city. Apply Banner Herald Office. RAILROAD SCHEDULES •(ABOARD AIR UNI RV. trthbound Southbound Ht a Atlauta-Monroe local i:15 r Aa-BIrmtesbam-Usm- » :« p N.T.-Waili.-RI;h.-.Vo'k. 3:12 n M * Atl.«Abbanus local T:IC a ( ;. hlcn lt , 8 applicable. We also * sro planning on diicusafug ways uml moans whereby farmers who have not been producing their FOR SALE—One Sellar Kitchan Cabinet, one large art square, al most new. will sell cheap. Can be seen at 297 Hull St. n9c. tt.1l p Atb-Blrmlnshaiu Uifl p N.Y.-Wash.-Itlch.*No'k. 5:29 a •KORRIA RAILROAD Depart 1:29 am l:t! pm UlUM CENTRAL OP GEORGIA RY. W.,o. BOLTON. Agent. Phone »Mt Dtpart for Uaeon 7: to a. m. 4:15 p. m. Antes frtm Macon 11:10 X ra. J. W. lUtDCE. £ A., Phone 44P ilNESVILLE MIDLAND RAILWAY ■ 1 Lures Athens for Oaluwvule S11 Leaves Athens for Oalntsvllla _ s. m. fw I Arrives Athens from aalnee- ^ 4:40 D. m. A.u Arrfvee Athena from Caines- I 10:40 A m. •OUTHERN RAILWAY IttfCtlve (unday, April 19, 1M o. 1 leaves Athene 7:41 a m.. ar- 4 Lula 1:10 a ra. so. I leaves Athens 401 p. at- ar- I Lula 1:41 p. m. x t luvu Lula i:M p. m- A'- ■ Athene 1:10 p. m. >• • lures Lula 10:21 a u, ar-, ■ Atheue 11:41 A m. IO. B. WLLEIt. C. A- Phone II homo euppllee, can do so profita bly.* Now Opened For . Business THE SQUARE DEAL GARAGE •SAM* STONE—‘TEG* YOUNG All Wirk Guaranteed. Whcie We Appreciate Your Patronage. Hull end Clayton Streets. FOR SALE—One twb-horee Nle- een Wagon. 318.00. Woodan lard tubs, 60 Ibi capacity, 10c each. Furs and hides tanned. Get catalog. Athene Hide Co., Thomas SL n!7p WANTED—One furnished heated room, preferably near Universi ty. Address "Student," Box 830. nOp. WANTED—Several boys to de- liver papers. Can give you route In moat itny part of hity. Apply Banner-Herald off ice. FOR RENT—ROOMS TAXIE SERVICE With Reliable Drivers YOU-DRIVE-IT CO. Phone 661 140 Washington St FOR SALE—Goat cart an har ms, 37.50. Cole Hot Blast Heat er No. I8-D, 3.500. Epps Garage, 392 Washington street. Phone £L : FOR SALE—One hot blast heater, 312.00, porch awing. 33.00, porch shades 30.00. nice floor lamp 312.00, cost $25.00. Phone iSoS. 246 W. Hancock. n»c FOR SALE—Good gas cooking range. Cheep. Box 208, Athena, Ga. FOR RENT—Three 1 unfurnished rooms, connecting bath, for light housekeeping. Close In. Phone 1197-W. 236 W. Dougherty SL FOR RENt-Thre. large unfu!u niahed rooms. Call 366-M. nSc T—Two furnished rooms Soma good farm land on Mtich- ell’a Bridge road. Atlanta high way, near Athena. F. A. LIPSCOMB CADILLAC’S f AND WpiTE TRUCKS Soule CadUlac Co. j V Sales and Service ; L Phone 651 \l® W. Washington V n28ci HEMSTITCHING All Kinds of Pleating Ws Maka Buttons and Do Buttonholing The Hemstitching Shop 312 Holman Bldg. _ nOe BATTERIES AT $16.15 For Ford and Others Radio A. & B. Batteries At Reasonable Prices CLARKE STORAGE BATTERY CO. DRIVE THRU Phone 677 n!4c 8HOB REPAIRING A11 Work Guaranteed Freeman’s Shoe .Shop Work Called For and Delivered. Phono 900 1333'Prince Avenue. a28e BOOK STORE BE PREPARED FOR C0UGH8 Do not wait until an attack of *71u H la upon you. Take care ol the little cough or cold and prevent the big one, or an attack of '‘flu.** Hear in mind Foley’s Honey and Tar, the safe and sure remedy foi- couffhs, colds, bronchia! and throa* troubles and coughs resulting from tlu.” Foley's Honey and Tar— the largtkt selling cough remedy in the World—from from, opiates. Get the genuine—refuse substi tutes. Sold everywhere.—Ad ver* tlsemjtot. ARTISTIC PICTURE , FRAMING Diplomas, Certificates. Photo graphs and Picture! of any kind framed properly. Prompt Service. WE GIVE TRADE COUPONS. GARDNER’S BOOK STORE 185 Clayton Street Vou can now seo tho 1924 Modeli of tho Following Cars o^ Display— HUDSON X ESSEX OAKLAND OLDSMOBILE w. i. & geo: m. ABNEY 154 W. Clayton SL REAL ESTATE 4H PRESSING CLEANING, PRESSING • REPAIRING HAT8 RENOVATED . White Pressing Club Cleaners That Clean Phone 686 n26c D. G. Anderson & Co. 22414 Qeyton SL Phono 74 Building Lota a Specialty. 1h .ewf-miawid^ Read Banner-Hcraid Want Ads. , IS OF THE DUFFS REASON FOR SUSPICION BY ALtMAN. We Give Trade Coupons on Goal, Coke, Ginning, Bagfiti;: an Ties and Accounts. ARMSTRONG & DOBBS Oconee Street i’hone .721 JOHN K. DAVIS Builders 701 Sou. Mut. Bldg. Phone 1877 USED CAR BARGAINS WATCH TIHS PAPER —*'*-"-BVERY SUNDAY FOR OUR USED CAB BARGAINS. CITY GARAGE & MOTOR CO. Phone 271. COAL—COAL-COAL ANTHRACITE COAL , BEST PENNSYLVANIA EGG At Pre-Strike Price. HANCOCK COAL COMPANY Phone 707 • Phone 707 Story’s Cotton Warehouse Athens, Ga. H. G. STORY, Prop. Thirty-five yeara of eocceaafur operation. ' Will appreciate your'business and assure yon of my beat efforts to serve you satisfactorily. Liberal Advance Made on Cotton Stored FRESH MEATS Try Some of Our Choice Cute and Be One of Our * SATISFIED CUSTOMERS E. D. FLANAGAN MARKET 167 Thomas Street. Thon n8e BATTERY REPAIRING WHEN YOU NEED A NEW BATTERY SEE US CITY GARAGE & MOTOR COMPANY We Have Expert Battery Repairmen Phone 271 Phone 271 FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING MONOGRAMS, LINENS AND LINGERIE EMBROIDERED VERY,REASONABLY •I MRS. P. Ii DETTRA FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING Phone 602 1323 S. Lumpkin St. BULBS BULBS Buy Your Seed WHEAT, OATS, RYE. BARLEY, D. E. RAPE. CLOVERS and VETCHES From Us. H. L. COFER SEED COMPANY We Are In the Market for All Kinds of.Field Peas. Get in Touch With Us. We FurnJeh You With Bags and Twine. FURNITURE REPAIRING Show Cases, Store and Office Fixtures Fumlutrc Repairing and Refinished Furniutre for Sale ATHENS FIXTURE COMPANY Phone 1160 Phone 1166