The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, November 13, 1923, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextPACE Fin Tl'ESDAY. NOVEMBER 13. 1923. TnB BAfl?1EK .HERAr,P. ATIIENS. GEORGIA Read Banner-Herald Want Ads. Your - Wants - WANT All of Them - ^ Supplied Here AD . RY J. WILLIAM FIROR, County Agent. Cotton As a 9 ash Crop.—Cot- Ion is our best cosh crop. Like all general statements this one certainly. needs qualification and to do this let us state the condi tions under- which we believe that a farmer of Clarke county can pioduce cotton with the best chance of doing it profitably. Scientific methods of boll wee vil control must be used. The habits of the boll weevil should be learned.by those directing the cot ton production and those actually proving the crop need a set plan of operation, which Flan necessar ily. must be y developed from known and-tried control methods. I will bier on' r give such a rule-of- thumb < plan for Clarke county based . on*, /scientific experiments and actual practice iq this section. For tbe* time being let us state that .anyone- entering the field of cotton production in 1024 without carefully laying plans for boll weevil ^control is .courting disas-; *■ ;he be landlord, rent- >re or owner-oper- crops. This is not difficult for the small owner-operator as Ath ens is furnishings one of the best markets in the country for eggs, butter, vegetables, etc. This is more difficult for the large owner and such owners need to work out a plan of close supervision and co-operation, and wherever practi cable, build a small unit within .the larger organization, on which supplementary crops can be pro duced with wages hands. 4. The production of sufficient home supplies to take care of the farm and also (o lessen the haz ard of farming. For the large unit this is not difficult if the owner can organize a wages hand plan for the production of oats, hay, corn, hogs, etc., using the slack time of cotton croppers at this work and the slack time of WANT AD RATES 2 Cents a Word Minimum Charge of 40 cents li.oo for three insertlonr .Seven tlmee for the prlco of five In* lertions.. ..Ail discontinuances MUST be he made In person at the Banner* Herald Office or by letter. Tele phone discontinuances are not valid. 75 WANT AD PHONE BANNER-HERALD WANT ADS GET RESULTS 75 FOR SALE—Mission library suite, $35.00; large mirror, $7.00; $5.00; ice box. leather rocj $3.50; gas heater, $1.00. 893-W. painted dog house. Also FORI the wages hands for assisting in T., care Banner-Herald, the chopping, poisoning and pick ing cototn. For the small opera tor, the question of machinery in harvesting and planting such crops as oats and hay are the main points. For the landlord, who can . not give personal supervision and !4 crop needs to bc| w h 0 j s unable to handle the wages >4he basis of boll wee? '5LThe acreage planted individual needs to be U |Hts than the old one-mule unit is seemingly a step that must be taken and furthermore some sup ervision will be needed from day to day. that individual' , it the bpll weevil, ircfully worked out t fron* $10.00 to to control the boll ing upon cost pi ite and labor. Ion of Cotton Has Per Acre.—In 1922, iduction per acre in Clarke '"covhijr was 86 pounds of lint cotton. To have this acreage many had lew than 86 pounds of jint per acre. With such an acre yield fclt r athft factors become in- signiffcMtr* It is also true that some fatfnars still plant cotton under ettditiohs, where the poten tial acr$ production, even though there were no boll weevils, prom i-IC SALE CORN (in Shuck.), FODDER Reasonable Price For Prompt Delivery. FRANK A. LIPSCOMB Phone 109. ' d5c 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 Great Feast of Bargains. J. BUSH, Jeweler 166 Clayton Street Next Door to Kress 6c and 10c Store FOR SALE — Purebred McLELLAN’S Berkshire Pigs, six weeks old. Orr & Co. n25c TAXIE SERVICE SAVANNAH. Oa.—The American chemical society will have thi pleasure of q lecture by Dr. It. T Stull, assistant general induHria. agent for the Central of Georgia railroad at a meeting soon. !!• will address the body on the sub ject "The uses hi the arts of Geor gia Kaolin and Bauxite.” The 8a- vanah section of the American Chemical Society has a large en- _ rollment and Is one of the most ac- a yield of less than one-fourth j tive and enthusiastic In the South 33 titan unc iuuiHij hale per acre. Under the condi-1 tions that'titist at present, the FROSTS KILING IN HANCOCK cotton crop also must be pitched : a per acre nroc__ less than oge-nalf bale. That is to say, that conservatively, the cotton grower, to have a fair chance of growing this crop prof itably, iteedd to select such soil, use nuch aifcounts and kinds of fertilizer,' give such cultivation and control the boll weevil in such a manner as to be able to averag^SSwilf bale of cotton ff/e >&.T r t ° r AU Year Employment.—Under the present conditions the labor requirements of cotton production are greatest during the chopping. FIRE ALARM RECORD BROKEN lioll weevil control and picking SPARTA, Oa.—The heavy frost, that have whitened the fields in this county recently have killed all vegiUtlon and the farmers art at present gathering the harvests. Po. tatoes have had a large yield here and practically every farmer t in the county have had a large yield here and practically every farmer in the county ‘raised enough to supply his family through the win ter and have some left oyer to sell. The high prices offered for pota toes here have made the selling active for the past few weeks. boll weevil control . times. During at least three full whm wt Juw „ It> aiMlll . months of thf, year, *2”°" . P T?‘ been turned In since January 1, the ™ record for last year ha. been shat- margin of 40 calls, With Reliable Drivers YOU-DRIVE-IT CO. Phone 661 140 Washington St S. KAY -THB BMILINQ -AINTIir Fine Fainting and Interior Decorating Phono 1297, Athens, Ga. RAILROAD SCHEDULES •■ABOARD AIR LINE RY. Northbound . v i«: oo a Atlanta-llonroe local 1:11 p 1:41 p AtL-Binnlcjham-Mem. 1:11 p 1:42 p N.T.-Wash.-Rlch.-No'k. 2:12 p 7:65 p AtL-Abbevnle local f:20 a t!:24 p AtL-Birmingham 6:29 a 11:24 p N.T.-Wssh.-Rich.-No’k. 6:29 a flllCtion , rn-oru iu tor, consequently. #" r e0 *i ] treed by a margin or can., ac- ton antmbalanced c op , . cording to the annoilncment of fir. iaborgd«anaif ItUnot properly| chlef H c Thaxlon . of th „ cUy . it“u «*Sn* too much of cotton °»'» >"> “V '• to bearAft? harden of all year round la expense when it ddes fuml.lt anything like continu- ... employment, fhe production of home ..applies and the prepara tion of machinery should be used to help out the times when wot* is slack,-’.Wbather one figures It or not, th,-actual work done, In the long, run-must carry the ex pense of all year employment. Supplementary Cash Crops.—To a minor extent and in a small way the surplus Irom the home sup plies candle used to supplement the cotton, w?; largo units and to a great extent oh small units. Nat urally, tK t large farm furnishes a different problem than the small farm and the-large farm that to operated entirely by tenants fur- nishes th.-'most difficlilt problem of all. This w|)l bo considered later as a separate problem. Fundamentals of Cotton Pro duct toiu—Summarizing the above we have: r- 1. Pitch the crop of 1924 on » basis of not less than one-halt bale pec,.. ACT* production and Only November 1 last year and only 14-1 for the entire year nnd both mark* have .been surpassed b ythe record for the present year. sound control 2. Each farm, necessarily, in addition to..raising cotton on a per acre .basis, needs to "organize the work ao aa to give continuous employment to the farm labor, whether that labor is produced by owner, tenant, or cropper makes no difference in the principle. , 3. Wherever, condition warrant, lessen tho hazard of cotton pro duction by supplementary cash The entire world to at your commend by the use of the want ad columns, Here you will find the things you want— or through it to offered ■ medium for tho thingi you want to ooll. If It’o results you’re after our Want-ads turn the trick. That’s why they are used by thooo who demand quick action. , BANNER-HERALD Phone 75 • EORtlA RAILROAD 'arrive Depart 7:29 pm 1:20 am (9:11 pa 9:16 CKNTRAL OF GEORGIA RY. V. O. BOLTON. Agent, j»bons 111 Depart for Macon 7:49 a. m. 4:45 p. i_ Arri« firm Macon 18:19 3. a. 9:30 n, TO. Jd W. BRUCE. C. A., Phone 149 9 Leaves Athens for Gainesville Jn. No. IS Leave* Athens for Gainesville Util , No- l Arrivee Athens from Gaines, vllle 4:90 p. m. 11 Arrives Athena from Gaines- HUe 19:40 < SOUTHERN RAILWAY „ Iff active Sunday, April 29, 160. No. f leaves Athens 7:41 a. ar- ves Lola 9:29 a. m. No. I leaves Athens 4:16 ». Kn ar- •tree Lula 1:46 p. m. Na 7 leave* Lula 1:66 p. et, a.*- tvm Athens 6:24 p. m. No. I leaves- Lula 14:19 a. ul. ar ises Athens 11:41 a. ra. FOR SALE—Nearly new Buick sport model tour ing, fully equipped. C. A. Trussell Motor Co. nl4e FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR ilENT — Furnished apart ment, 4 rooms and bath. 595 Hill Street, Phone |895. nl4c WANTED—HELP WANTED—Several boys to deliver papers. Good routes in most any part of'city. Apply Banner- Herald Office.' WANTED—Good woman cook to work in barbecue cafe Apply Flournoy’s Cafe, 161 Ea»t Broad Street. nl4c WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS WANTED—Get our beautiful tan ning catalog. We hive htdea and fun tanned by experti Into ruga, overcoats, laprobes, etc. Athens Hide Co., 431 Thomas Street. nl7p j ROOM-MATE wanted by a re-1 fined business girl. Phone 14251 or apply 248 Prince Ave. nl3c W A N T E D—100 men in the “Friendship Bible Class” next Sunday, 10 a. m. Fint Chris tian Church, M. B. Miller, teacher. nlsc WANTED—To insure your valua ble dogs. Our policies ■ cover losaea from any cause, including theft and disappearance. Write P. O. Box 615, Athens, Ga, nl8c GIVE your orders now for your hand-painted China for Thanks giving and Christmas. Call Mrs. C. C. Kinuey, I454-W. n21c CHRISTMAS SHOPPING done at home, with satisfaction. Avoid the rush. Call Wm. L. Brunk- hurst, Asst. Mangr.t Fuller Brush Co., Phone 1829, Box 109. Athens, Ga. nl3p EARN—$S-$12 weekly addressing mailing circulars spare time at home. Instructions 25 cents. MuUera List Co., 5051 28th St., Detroit, Mich. n!3p 5c-10c-25c STORE Full Line of Blankets and Sweaters Stem When .. . 85c Bo. $2.00 Bu. Cofer Seed Store We are in tho market for Field Pago in any quantity. We furnish bag and twine. Phone 247 i 20!) N. Lumpkin St, BOILER REPAIRING 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 . Blankets 98c up Sweaters ..... . ,98c upj USED CARS Watch Our Windows CADILLAC’S AND WHITE TRUCKS Soule Cadillac Co. Sales and Service Phone 651 168 W. Washington 1922 Roadster. 1922 Sedan. 1922 Touring. CA.TRUSSELL MOTOR CO Call on us if Your Boiler Needs Repairing KELLER MOTOR & MACHINE CO. Athens, Georgia Phone 361 .. West Washington St. ! =T H. O. EPTING & CO. Money to Loan on City Property ju.t 154 miles out $1,250.00. Large lot Cioverhurst Avenue. Ver ydesirablc. $1,125.0$. 10 room house MUledge Avenue. Corner lot. A bargain. $8,500.00. WANTED We wanU you to place you rorder today for your personal Christ mas greeting cards. See New Samples THE McGREGOR COMPANY 154 acres, 7 miles out, 3 houses, for quick sale. $3,850.00. Terms to suit purchaser. Ih.o. EPTING & co. Call for Either of the Following GenU.mor- H. O. Eptlng W. T. Boy J. P. Ingram J. H. Eptlng S. W. Uesery J. R. Tuck Holman Bldg. REAL ESTATE DEPT. GUARANTY TRUST CORPORATION Willard SI.RVICL .STATION BATTERIES AT $16.15 For Ford and Others Radio A. & B. Batteries At Reasonable Prices STORE YOUR COTTON WITH US SELL YOUR COTTON THROUGH US Athens Branch of INDEPENDENT WAREHOUSES, INC. CAPITAL $1,0011,000.00. General Officoa, New York. We Issue Negotiable Receipts, Acceptable As Collateral By the Banks of Athens. SAFETY. COURTESY. SATISFACTION, SERVICE Robert Ould A. R. (Gui) Nicholson Ben F. Woods Henry L. Pope Coal—Coke and Cotton Ginning We Give Trade Coupons on Coal, Coke, Ginning, Bagging and Ties and Accounts. ARMSTRONG & DOBBS Oconee Street Phone 521 CLARKE STORAGE BATTERY CO. DRIVB THRU Phone 677 nlde You lean now see the 1924 Models of the Following Care on Display— HUDSON ESSEX OAKLAND OLDSMOBILE W. L & GEO. M. ABNEY 154 W. Clayton Sb 251 East Clayton Street PHONE 716 (1. a MILLER. C. A.'. Phon. II l«M4 Best Grade RED ASH LUMP COAL . $10.00 Per Ton Atlantic Ice & Coal Corp. i Phones 117—1600 n20c 52 acres on Bogart Road. 6 room house, bare, orchard. Close In. on paved road. 75 acre* on Bogart Road, just off paved part, one eix room house, good bare; one tenant house, other out-buildlnge. 50 acre* on Winterville Rond, 6 room house, bares and other out-buildingi- Bargain. Several other farms for sale at bargain prices. We have for sale at present lorn, excellent homee et attrac tive prices. It will pay you to see ue before buying a home or ■ farm. Call Sam Cruce or R. S. Freeman Now Opened For Business BUILDERS JOHN K. DAVIS Builders 701 Sou. Mut. Bldg. Phone 1877 COAL-CdAL—COAL ANTHRACITE COAL BEST PENNSYLVANIA EGG At Pre-Strike Price. HANCOCK COAL COMPANY Phone 707 Phone 707 FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING MONOGRAMS, LINENS AND LINGERIE EMBROIDERED VERY REASONABLY MRS. P. E. DETTRA FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING Phone 502 1322 S. Lumpkin COFFEB COFFEE HAVE YOU TRIED NOO-NAME COFFEE 7 M A Delicious High Grade Coffee" NEW SOUTH COFFEE CO. Athens, Georgia. THE SQUARE DEAL GARAGE •SAM" STONE—“PEG" YOUNG AU Wcrk Guaranteed. Where We Appreciate Your Patronage. Hull and Clayton Streets. REAL ESTATE D. G. Anderson & Co. 224 H Clayton Sb Phona 74 Bonding Loti n Specialty, DOINGS OP THE DUFFS An Up-to-Date Reply FURNITURE REPAIRING Show Cases, Store and Office Fixtures Furriiutee Repairing and Kefinished Furniutre for Sale ATHENS FIXTURE COMPANY Phone 1155 Phone 1165 STEAM PRESSING PHOTOGRAPHERS CLEANING. REPAIRING AND PRESSING WE SPECIALIZE IN LADIES WORK. FORSTER PRESSING COMPANY Phone 1886 t STEAM PRESSING CLEANING, PRESSING REPAIRING HATS RENOVATED White Pressing Club Clean era That Clean Phone 68* n2Re‘ Now Is the Time to Place Your Order for Christmas Pictures ADAMS & ARNETT STUDIO 162 1-2 Clayton St. SHOE REPAIRING All Work Guaranteed Freeman’s Shoe Shop Work Called For and Delivered. Phun« ShH) 1393 Prince Avenue. n2V 8TUDEBAKKR Be Bure and See the 1924 Model STUDEBAKER Before You Buy. LAWLER MOTOR COMPANY We Have Two 1923 Ford Touring Care For Sale Only a Few Months Old. BOOK STORE ARTISTIC PICTURE FRAMING Diplomas, Certificates, Photo graphs and l’icturea of any kind framed properly. “ impt Service. TEAL WE GIVE TRADE COUPONS. GARDNER’S BOOK STORE 185 Clayton Street .. ;