The Independent. (Cashion, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 44, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 4, 1915 Page: 3 of 5
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A Ford Special
A handsome young man as evei
you did see,
He hired my chauffeur and a car
of me.
It was the twenty-fifth and a
dance that night—
'[he hills were dry but the bot-
toms wore a fright;
The slough* were boggy and the j
chances were slim,
And they stiv-k that bord car uj
to the glim.
The young man uttered "Oh,
this is a fright!
If we don't get help we are here
for the night!"
He mounted the chauffeur with
his cap in his hand:
He vvas grinning and smiling, he
theught it just grand,
When the chautfeur's feet took a
slip and they both took a flop
The young man down and the
chauffeur on top!
They both got up—mighty well
ducked
And the young man muttered,
"Well, darn the luck!"
The chauffeur was smiling and
the young man was blue,
And he says "My goodness, what
will we do?"
"There is a house close by; let
us go to the. fire.
If they have a phone we will use
the wire."
They woke up the farmer and
gave him a fright
And he says "What are you doing
this time of the night?
He turew in the kindling and
aroused the lire,
While the young men were talk-
ing and using the wire.
The chauffeur gave the young
mand a glance
And said "My goodness, just look
at your pants!"
i went to their rescue; they both
were a fright—
I pulled the car out—they got
home that night.
Ladies, Don't Read This!
And Fail to Buy
The Famous Beauty
Parlor Treatments
Known as
The Velvetina loilet Specialties
Treatment for Complexion, Complexion Soap, Massage
Cream. Vanishing Cream and Powder
For the Scalp
Recorcin Hair Ton.c and Shampoo.
For the Feet
Corn Cure and Pero Powder.
For the Hands
Quick Bleach, Nail Powder, Nail Tint.
For Pimples and Eczema
Medicated Soap, Ointment
For the Teeth
Tooth Paste, Tooth Powder.
For Evening Wear
Skin Beautifier, Rouge and Eyebrow Pentil.
Ask to See Our
Magic Cleaner, Buttermilk Soap. Talcum Powder. Cream Uotu.n.
' "and last but not least, our Freckle Cream that chases the
Freckles while you dream.
For Sale at
Stone's Drug' Store
Health Promotes Happiness
Without health, genuine joy is inv
po^ib'e. without Rood diction and
regular bowel movement you cannot
hava health. Why keeping
bo*el<V,en and risk being buk ari
nilin 9 You don t have to laKeote
small Dr. Kind's New Life Pill at nifjjit
in the morninc you wilt have a iu ,
free b'lwel movem^n and ftel much
better. Helps your app<-tit« ana
ge*"on. Try one tonight. - adv.
professional cards
oRNiz.
SgFlSHER.OKLA:
VI . WYATT
1,,NT,W
>f Ouihrie. will be at the old Dr. Kiiymontl
in Cashion, the last Monday in each
nonfh mid remains a ween.
nent early in the week.
Get an appoint-
visiting
latter part of the week
relatives.
Death visited our community j
last Friday when the infant son!
of Mr. ar.d Mrs. P. A. Dixon was
stricken with pneumonia. The
.little one was but three weeks
! old. Dr. McBride, of Navina,
'was called and did what he could,
i Interment was made in the Cash-
i,n cemetery. The parents have
thCSympatby of the community
in their bereavement.
Elbert and Carol Stoner came
up from Edmond to spend a few
days with home folks, returning
Monday to taxe up the spring j
term at Central State Normal. j
I W. L. Erwin has been
A Thought for Every Young
Man and Woman
Longfellow could take a worth
less sheet of paper, write a poem
upon it and make it worth $5,000
—that's genius.
The United States cau take an
ounce and a quarter of gold, stamp
an "Eagle upon it and make it
worth $20—that's money.
A mechanic can take a pound
of steel and make it into watch
springs worth $4>000—that's skill.
A cellar digger handles tons of
earth for $2 per day—that s labor.
Capital City Business College,
Guthrie, Oklahoma, can teach
you to write 150 words unfamil
lar matter court reporting in 3 1 2
months or make you a pi-actical
bookkeeper in 4 months. Thus
enable many to earn S3 where
previously they earned only $1 —
rhat's education that pays.
As evidence of their past record
read the following:
A young man quit a $1 a day
job on the farm, finished their
courses of bookkeeping and short
hand and is now drawing $7 5 Pt'r
month.
An 8th grade country boy fin-
ished this course in four months
and is now drawing a salary of
$160 per month with Armour &
Co., in Chicago.
A young man spent two months
and ten days studying shorthand
and is now drawing a salary ol
S2,5oo pel- year.
Governor Williams' confident-
ial stenographer studied short
hand in this school before ana
after her high school hours.
They can enumerate hundreds, \V Iv Erwin has been quite
of similar cases from those v\l.o, past two weeks with the
have entered their school du^ng j measles> but is getting along fine
SC at present. Will Webb is taking
care of him.
W. JI. STOKER
Writ## Insurance for the
st. paul fire and marine
(i,. Country Property. Stock, School Hous-
es ami Churches, Automobiles and Ford Cars
Hail Insurance 011 Crops a f pecialty.
Cushion Phono No. 61-11. Ofiice with The
Independent Printing Olttcfl.
\ |{ M T R A < T *
WOODWOKTH & MOORE
j B O N D E D ABSTRACTORS
j Complete abstracts, ot title to ull lands iu Kin*
i flbtaer uounty.
•>05 12 (Rust Side) North Main Street.
I Kingfisher Oklahoma
s. S. Cole
notary public
tiarrn Loans. Heal Estate, and Insurance, ln-
Kami and City property. Office K. Side
J",Maki Street, Cashion, Okla.
Col. A. T. Kichardson
general auctioneer
I Will cry sales for I per cent. Phone ill, Cash-
ion, okla. Reference: Any one 1 have cri< «i
1 stvie lor.
Col. I>. F. Kak 111s
general auctioneer
Have had experience. Satisfaction gunrim-
teU. For *aie dates pee Farmers State Bank
*• Phone 152 II Line, ( asbion.. Okla. at uiy
■w^iense.
the past three years
in America can show such splen
did salaries for students just from
school as the ones teaching the
famous Byrne Systems. It is
famous njrue . i Ray Austin.
their superior, practical, indi\id-
Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Chit wood
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
ual instruction that requires each
student to advance as rapidly as
Mrs. Geo. Grace returned home
last week after visiting a week
student to advance - ,
their ability will permit, and, that | with her parents near Guthrie
enables them to draw s\ich splen- There was no literary last bry
Jtd salaries upon completion of | day night on account of the rain
the work.
They have made a success ot
hundreds and should like to add
your name to this list. Write
them now.
CAPITAL CITY BUSINESS
COLLEGE, Guthrie, Okla.
pawnee items
The ground is surely getting
soaked The recent rains have
put a stop to farming for some
time.
Mrs. Myrtle Johnson spent the
again
Dick Jones is busy posting sale
bills this week for the sale of Bill
Kelsey's personal property the
10th of this month.
Mrs. Chris Leisterer is at War-
wick, Okla., visiting her sister,
Mrs. Sawtell.
The school play, "Aaron Boggs
Freshman," given by Cashion
school pupils Saturday night was
a dandy. Every one knew their
part well. Considering the rainy
weather a good crowd attended.
No Use to Try and Wear
Out Your Cold—It Will
Wear You Out Instead
Thousands keep on suffering coughs
and colds through neglect and delay.
Why make yourself an easy prey to
serious ailments and epidemics as the
result of a neglected cold? Coughs and
colds sap your strength and vitality
unless checked in the arly stages. Ur.
Kinus New Discovery is what you need
-the first dose helps. Your head cleats
up, vou breathe freely and you feel so
much better. Buy a bottle today and
start taking at once. adv.
Mrs. O. L. Mclntire is on the
sick list.
I. Stone was a Guthrie visitor
over Sunday,
L. H. Hill is out from Guthrie
this week.
Roy Wheelbargor and Avery
Wight left Wednesday for Mis-
souri, where they will spend a
few days looking after Roy's farm,
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Barnard, W. F. The Independent. (Cashion, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 44, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 4, 1915, newspaper, March 4, 1915; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc107230/m1/3/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.