The Independent. (Cashion, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 49, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 3, 1919 Page: 3 of 6
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THE INDEPENDENT.
The Independent
A. .J. Garnett
Editor ami Proprietor
Telephone No. 21
$■1.00 The Year In Advance
Quality and Service
Published Every Thursday
Entered.at the Cashion, Oklaho
na Post Cilice as second-class
nail matter for transmission.
Jdzz Notes
This is about the time ol' the
year that a man spends the bulk
of his money buying garden
seeds in bulk, but some how is
is never able to produce a very
bulky garden.—Alva Pioneer.
If he could buy his hoeing and
moisture in bulk too, this would
be a second garden oi Eden.
Good roac's make a man glad
he is living, proud of where he
is living and able to explain why
he is living —Lahoma Sun. Yes
and is one of the best panaceas
for a high temper, as well as be-
ing a joy ; nd pleasure forever.
The newspapers discovered a
long time ago that there is con-
siderable bur-r-r to Mr. Burle-
son, and brobably the telegraph-
ers and teldphone people will
discover the same thing before
he gets through pulling the
wires. Logan County News.
We might add that eventually
somebody may pull .he chain
and flush him into the conduit
of discards.
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■HHHEBaeaMS
Floiiv Will Ho 11 igh(
' 1 • Owing to the advanc in wheat all mills are rais
ing the price of flour about twenty cents per sack.
In order to protect ourselves and customers we have bought a big supply of
THE QUALITY FLOUR I- 2- 1ST
Protect yourself from farther advance. Buy enough U. S. Flour to last you until after
harvest.
Well the -5- shoe man has come and gone. He took away with him our order for about
EIGHT HUNDRED DOLLARS
worth of NEW SHOSE in al the
new leathers and styles for men, women, girls, boys, and kids. They should arrive in a few
days and we will appreciate a chance to show them to you.
BIO BUYS—BIG DISCOUNTS—YOU GET THE BENEFIT.
Phone 1
gg'Miseai
£^3 minium
P. S. Another shipment of dry goods will arrive in a few days.
The Ford car has come in for
more free advertising i? the way
of jokes and poems than any
other car on the market. How-
ever, the Ford agents continue
to use more paid advertising
space than all the other auto-
mobile agents combined. No
wonder they sell more cars than
other dealers.
Mr. B. L. Farmer and wife of,
Muskogee, arrived Tuesday and
are visiting at the home of his
brothers. P. Farmer. They ex-
pect to locate here.
W. M. Stoner has in ormed
us that he is ready to write hail
Little Miss Betty Irene arriv-
ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
.J. H. Crawford last Friday after-
noon and from all appearences
she has come with the intentions
[of making that her future home,
: at least she seems to be perfectly
contented and is strictly on
good behavior. Grandma Craw-
ford and aunt Rhoda (Mrs. |
Morris) are on the job as nurses|
and the mother is busy enter-
| taming callers who are coming
.10 see the new Miss. And
Johny well Johny is with busi-
est man in town,- and is step-
ping high, wide and handsome.
J. H. Rector, S. B. Stewart,
and A.J. Garnett were King-
fisher visitors Monday.
Humreno Pure Graham Flour
t for ale at all dealers.
Fresh and Salt Meats
Fish and Oysters in Season
We Specialize in supplying Public Sale Lunches
Phone 2
Highest Prices Paid for Hides and Furs
Cashion. Meat Market
CHAS. HELMS, PROPRIETOR
Mrs. H. P. Anderson arrived
home from Guthrie Sunday
where she has been in a hospital
for the past several days. She
is convalescing and is rapidly
' recovering from the operation.
Plum-Stadler Grain Co.
J. E. Heller, Mgr. Office Phone 56. Res. Phone 40
Wheat, Oais, Corn, Cotton Seed Products and Seeds
Try linseed meal for feed, it's cheaper than corn or oats
We have a grist-mi.1 in operation Wednes-
days and can grind, to your order, Meal,
Whole-Wheat Flour and Chops.
Don't forget the Fordson dem-
onstration Saturday afternoon
April 5 at Cashion. Come and
be convinced.
•J. A. Johnson is stringing wire
to his residence and to the resi-
insurance on grown* cropsJ to m8 res.aence ana to ine res.-1
St. Paul Co. In case or' loss get dencl;0*.P, f-
your check the fiie:<i.
Model 90 Touring
Best of
medium priced cars
Model 85-4 Touring
5 wire wheels
For permanent service
We will demonstrate.
Cole & Cooley
tory to installing electric lights. J
Mrs. S. B. Ste wart was
Kingfisher visit over Sun.!, y
Come and- bring your
Mrs. H. -J. Pugh was taken to '
Guthrie to undergo an operation ;
the latter part of last week,
lami.y <^jie jg. repGrted as getting along
and see the Fordson plow Satur- nicejy-
day afternoon at Cashion, April, '
5th. T . . T) .
I have some mine-run Briar
Mrs Stilwell and Mrs. Starr , coal that 1 will sell at $6.
went to Edmond Tuesday. ton- T- Stone-
Gobble's Shop
TWO BARBERS
All worK Strictly High Class
BATH IN CONNECTION
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Garnett, A. J. The Independent. (Cashion, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 49, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 3, 1919, newspaper, April 3, 1919; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc107443/m1/3/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.