Cushing Independent. (Cushing, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 50, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 30, 1911 Page: 4 of 10
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All goods
will be found
in their usual
places.
Marked in
plain figures.
$15,000
Worth of Merchandise
We do not
intend to tear
up our store
to display
goods.
If you do
not see what
you want,
ask for it
The time of year to pay debts is here. In order to raise money to meet my ob-
ligations, I make the following reduced prices.
We want you to read this price list. It will pay you.
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GROCERIES.
Compound Lard
Hoar Lard
Salt Meat
$1 .50 bucket cottolene
65c bucket cottolene
Small bucket cottolene
Butter lieans, per lb
10c Table Salt
5c Table Salt
lib package ground pepper
16c celery salt
20c tomatoe catsup
10c tomatoe catsup
10c mustard, in glasses
25c olives
8 boxes matches for
20c pork and beans
15c pork and beans
10c pork and beans
lOe hominy
10c corn
15c kraut
10c apples
AH 10c package cookies
80c coffee
20 lbs navy beans
Cracker^ by 20 lb box. per lb .06
15c tomatoes . 10
15c pumpkin .11
10c pumpkin
7 boxes oil sardines
4 boxes mustard sardines
25c salmon (first pick)
15c salmon, 2 for
15c oats
15c post toasties
10 post toasties
All 10c shoe polish
8 boxes tooth picks
Macaroni
10c extract
10c tapioca
4 pkgs cocoanut
81bs cracked rice
6 lbs bulk starch
Nutmeg, 12 for
25c post urn
15c postum
15c grapenut
20 oysters
10c oysters
10 per cent off on all stock food
35c mince meat in glass jars .25
20c jam
15c jelly, in glasses
10c jelly
5c jelly
25c preserved strawberry
25c pineapple
20c maple butter
10c spagetti
35c French mushroons
10c Vancamp's evap. milk
5c Vancamp's evap. milk
25c combless honey
j Combless Calif, honey in half- j 60c plates
! gal. Mason jars .65:50c plates
.08 j Combless Calif, honey, qt jar .35
. 12 1-2 Combless Calif, honey, pint
.09 10c soda
1.25 25c baking powder
.49 15c baking powder
.27 ' 10c baking powder
.07 4 cans lye
.00 3 pkgs yeast foam
.03 8 bars Lennox soap
. 19 8 bars Clarette soap
.09 7 bars Silk soap
.16 7 bars White Russian soap
.08 C bars Sunny-Monday soap
.07 6 bars Flake White soap
.19 1 gal. 45c syrup
.25 1-2 gal. 45c syrup
. 16 Star Tobacco, per lb.
.11 Horseshoe Tobacco, per lb.
.081 All twist tobacco, 6 for
.08 All 5c smoking tobacco, 6 for .25! 35c dish pan
.19! GLASSWARE
i 50c cake stands
•j 35c preserve stand
• j 25c butter dish
• *L 125c syrup pitcher
f? 5c tumblers
•*" • 10c tall tumblers
• j 50c lamps
*5«' 65c lamps
*~:75c lamps
$1.00 lanterns
•~?jl5c lantern globes
•~r; 10c lantern globes
; 10c lamp chimney
•Jgj GRAN ITE W ARE.
.25150c 17qt. dishpan
.08 Rope, per lb
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Orlow Old-Fashioned Molasses.
:08 i prai. regular price 75c now .65,
• 22.1-2 jcal. regular price 40c now .33
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Whit* Pony Maple
•nd Cane Syrup.
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1 pt. regular price 25c now
DRIED FRUITS.
12 l-2e rasins
15c peaches
15c apples
25c apricots
All 35c brooms
15c pancake flour
15c buckwheat flour
15c string beans
15c peas
25c crisco
MICHIGAN SALT
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1 barrel
100 pound sack
50 pOund sack
25 pound sack
KANSAS SALT
1 barrel (No. 1)
1 barrel (No. 2)
100 pound sacks
50 pound sacks
25 pound sack .
QUEENSWARE.
75c cups and sanders
60c cups and saucers
50c cups and saucers
75c plates
$1.75
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$1.45
1.35
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75c Royal Blue White Lined
tea kettle
75c preserving kettle
50c preserving kettle
60c coffee pot
50c grey granite
25c grey granite
15c grey granite
DRY GOODS.
25c hose
15c hose
10c outing
10c canton flannel
12 l-2c canton flannel
25c flannel
35c flannel
3oc sheeting
35c sheeting
10c shirting
7 l-2c shirting
15c linen
40c table damask
75c table linen
$1.00 table linen
10c towels
20c towels
10c muslin
8 1-3 muslin
6c calico
10c gingham
12 l-2c gingham
15c gingham
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25c gingham
10c chambrays
50c suiting
75c suiting
50c sweaters
75c sweaters
$1.25 sweaters
2.50 sweaters
25c golf gloves
50c golf gloves
50c fur hood
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75c fur hood .59
75c baby robe .59
$1.00 baby robe .79
1.00 kid gloves .79
2.75 fur coats $2.48
2 50furcoat8 1.98
3.50 fur coat 2.98
20c toques . 16
25c toques .19
$3.50 wool underwear i $2.98
1.50 Vellastic union suits 1.29
1.00 Vellastic union suits .89
50c Vellastic union suits .39
45c Vellastic union suits .33
1.00 corsets .79
50c corsets .39
1.00shirt8 .89
75c shirts .59
50c work shirts .43!
1.25 night shirts .89 ]
25c ribbon .19
20c ribbon .16
17 l-2c ribbon .15
15c ribbon .12
12 l-2c ribbon .10
10c ribbon .09
6 spools thread . .25
5c pins .03
5c needles .03
15c collars .11
BOY'S SUITS.
$6.00 suit
5.00 suit
4.00 suit
3.50 suit
2.75 suit
2.50 suit
MEN'S PANTS.
$5.00 pants
4.00 pants
3.00 pants
2.50 pants
2.00 pants
SHOES.
$4.50 shoes
4.00 shoes
3.50 shoes
3.00 shoes
2.50 shoes
2.25 shoes
$4.95
3.95
3.15
2.95
2.25
1.95
$3.95
2.95
2.45
1.95
1.45
$3.95
3.45-
2.95
2.45
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1.95
HATS.
$3.50 Throughbred hats $2.95
6.00 Stetson hats 4.95
4.50 Stetson hats 3.95
4.00 Stetson hats 3.45
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
10c tablet, 3 for .20
5e tablet, 3 for .10
5c pencil, 3 for .10
35c slate -29
25c slate 19
15c slate
5c ink
5c pen staff
5c erasers
TRUNKS.
$12.00 trunks
10.00 trunks
6.00 trunks
5.00 trunks
4.50 trunks
4.00 trunks
3.75 trunks
3.50 trunks
3.00 trunks
2.50 trunks
2.00 trunks
6.00 suit cases
5.00 suit cases
4.50 suit cases
2.50 suit cases
2.00 suit cases
1.75 suitcases
1.25 suit cases
1.00 telescope
85c telescope
75c telescope
65c telescope
50c telescope
40c telescope
$1.75 duck coat
■ 4.00 Sawyer slicker
2.50 Fish Brand slicker
MISCELLANEOUS.
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5.75
4.25
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3.48
3.39
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2.48
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1.69
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4.25
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1.98
1.65
1.48
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$1.48
3.15
2.10
4.50 copper wash boiles 3.48
1.00 knife and forks .79
75c knife and forks .69
50c Peter's smokeless shells .43
65c Western Field smokeless .55
Nails, 7 lbs for .25
14 qt heavy tin dishpan .50
$1.00 heavy tin dishpan .79
20c milk pails .16
35c milk pails .29
30c 14-qt galvanized pail .25
25c 12-qt galvanized pail .19
10-quart galvanized pail .16
25c 1-gal. oil can .19
75c 5-gal. oil can .59
$1.50 5-gal- pump oil can $1.19
$1.25 No. 3 tub .98
85c tub No. 3 tub .69
75c No. 2 tub .59
65c No. 1 tub .49
50c No. Otub .43
$1.00 galvanized wash boiler .79
2.50 wash boiler $1.96
Pots sad irons .89
5c carpet tacks, 3 for .10
Codbler's nails, 3 boxes .10
Pie Tins, any size, 7 for .25
1 box face powder, 1 bottle
cucumber cream, 1 bar toi-
let soap, 1 can Dr. Kellog's
baking powder, worth $1.00 .39
We believe we are offering you as good bargains as ever before offered. The
oods we offer are neither Bankrupt stock, Tr a cling stock nor Shelf-worn goods
ought years ago, but are all a new, fresh and clean stock.
Sale Starts Saturday, Nov. 4 C. E STILL, Come In Early, Don't Miss It
Cushing,
FARMER'S BARGAIN STORE
Okla.
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Holland, Al. H. Cushing Independent. (Cushing, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 50, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 30, 1911, newspaper, November 30, 1911; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc274122/m1/4/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.