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Cashion
To visit our thriving little neigh-
bor on the east discloses the fact
that Cashion is on the boom.
There are three business build-
ings now in course of construction
— Fields Bros, are building a doub-
le store building on the east side
of Main street 50 by So in dimen-
sion of concrete foundation and
basement with the iirst story to
be of concrete blocks, John LongJ
necker has been rebuilding his
store room <>n the west side of
Main street and will put in a
pressed brick front, the Farmers'
Bank has under contract and in
course of construction a pressed
brick building 5° by t)o on the
west side of Main stree:, where
that street intersects with the ♦
boulevard. 1
We found the business men of Y
Cashion all busy and all in good ♦
spirit and optimistic, including 1
Blind Bud Raines, who never 1
takes second place for anybody *
when it comes to courage or en- ,
terprise.
The town was full of farmers. ;
all of them cheerful and prepar-
ing to enter the spring campaign
with the full hope and intent ot
making this a record breaking ;
crop year,
It is yet too early to determine
definitely the condition of the5
wheat crop. It looks like one;
half the fields are all right and
will make a good crop, and one j
half of the renlainder are doubt-
ful, and the remaining fourth are
lost and will be sown to other
crops.
Improvements are not confined
to the town, M. l' . Bruce has re- j
cently constructed 011 the farm of ;
B. F. Wood worth north of town, ,
a hog house 186 feet long. He is
preparing to build a concrete tank I
for stock. Has a self feeder that
will hold 500 bushels of shelled j
corn, has 235 head of hogs and 65 :
head of cattle on full fe •<.!. Bruce
is a buver, shipper and feeder, j
He has paid out over hundred (
thousand dollars for stock since
t\e has been here, and iias suc-
ceeded in making Cashion one ot j
the best competitive siock mark-
ets in the state.
All the live stock in the conn- i
:rv have wintered thru in good
shape. Farm buildings and pre-1
mises are universally well kept
and cared for.
Altogether, a glimpse of the
country and country places is a
rest and a respite from the grind
of the print shop. —Kingfisher
Times, March < .
Harmony
Tom Griffin's little girl is no
better.
Chester Childers and family
spent Sabbath at Ilamils.
Jake Blevens, of Crescent, vis-
ited Mr. La\ysons last Sunday.
The farmers are very busy put ,
ting iu oats; some aredo"v; wheat
is beginning to look nice, but it
is a lottery whether it will make
anything 011 account of short seas- j
011; if it could only make enough
for seed again the farmers would
be glad.
Mrs. Hamil has about a bund-,
red little chickens and Mrs. 1«>e ]
Hedgccock has over fifty.
Louie Hirzell and wife, of west
■f Guthrie, drove out to Mr. j
>awsons Sunday afternoon to
. sit and see a country they had
never seen. They  ook home a
buirgy load of shruboerv for then
Canfield's
The BIG STORE with the Little Price
We want to sell you your Groceries for a good business reason: You will save
money if we do; because for the way up quality of the Groceries that you can get
from us, our prices are away down.
It will also pay you to trade with us, because ours is the store where the hus-
tle is. That means that we will sell our goods so fast that they don't have time
to grow stale.
You want Fresh Groceries, don't you?
You u'et them from us.
Early Ohio Seed Potatoes per bu
Triumph
Colorado Eating
Horse Shoe tobacco, per pound
Star tobacco,
Coal oil, gal
Gasoline, gal -
Santos Coffee, per pound -
Figaro Liquid Smoke, per quart
Jack Frost flour, per cwt.
50c gal syrups
25c 1-2 gal syrups
50c gal sorghum
25c 1-2 gal sorghum
No. 2 lamp chimneys each
Post Toasties, pkg
7 bars Lenox soap -
bars Bob White soap
<-> bars Crystal White soap
Full Head Rice, 4 lbs
Cracked Rice, 7 lbs -
Oysters, 10c size
Standard Pack Tomatoes, 3 lb
Standard Corn, 3 cans
Standard Kraut, can
Armours Chipt Beef, can -
One
Price
to all
$1.40
1.40
1,00
.43
.43
.12
.20
.20
.69
2.50
.38
.20
.38
.20
.06
.11 1-2
.25
.25
.25
.25
.25
.07
n . 10
.25
.08
.10
Come in and see the new things in
MILLINERY:-
Authentic Styles from the best makers
in (he country. Prices range from 90c
to .$4.00. Don't buy your Easter Hat
before looking and comparing our pric-
es. No store outside of a large city
will show a more complete line.
New Things in
Ladies' Novelties
Neckwear, Autoscarfs, Collars, Silk
Hosiery, Towels, &c., &c., all at mon-
ey saving prices.
J. B. Stetson $5 hats - - 3.57
Men's all linen collars (Barkers) .11
Standard prints, - - - .05
Hope muslin, yd - - - .08 1-2
Coats or Clarks Thread - - .05
Star $3 hats - - - 2.50
Bring us your
Butter and Eg'gs
I
Price  
"STAR BRA NO SHOES ARE BETTER'
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Both Hot and Cold Drinks at
Marriott Bros
#«roeepies
Hardware
I n rniture
Is in good shape to supply your needs.
Call and look my stock over. We will treat
you right. We want your business. We pay
the highest market price for your butter and
eggs. Call Phone 36, Cashion, Okla.