The Foss Enterprise. (Foss, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 17, Ed. 1 Friday, February 13, 1914 Page: 8 of 8
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THE FOSS ENTERPRISE
Remember
We want your butter and eggs and will
pay you the highest market price.
We expect to do a strictly Cash and Pro-
duce business throughout the year and will
give you-
Discount
va feature well worth your consideration
in the rftn of a years purchasing.
Conducting our business on a cash basis
enable us to make prices that will interest
-you and make it to our mutual interest
that you come to our store. When we get
down to this method of business you pay
for only what you buy and not for what
. others fail to pay for.
Remember we can sell it cheaper for the
cash and give you a quality equal to the
Best. Yours for business.
In addition to the above we will give you
10 to 20 percent off on Shoes, Hats,
CAPS, DRYGOODS, NOTIONS and CLOTHING.
Get our prices on all kinds ol GROCERIES and
you will find them to be rock-bottom in all lines,
We have Bliss Triumph SEED POTATOES on
hand and also plenty of ONION SETS
We guarantee the quality and freshness of all
articles sold by us.
We want your trade and want you to be pleased
with our service.
FOSS MERCANTILE COMPANY
Butler Depot Robbed.
According to the Butler Her-
ald the Depot at that place was
robbed last Tuesday of some SS
>r $10 while the agent was pone
the dinner hour. The robber
gained aduiitance by smashing
the glass windew and prying op.
en the cash drawer. Tuesday
aigl t no clue had been found of
lh<* . obber.
So.r.e Change In Weather.
After very mild weather all
winter, the weather man turned
los« all holds brakes and all.
Friday morning, and the result
was r.ear aero weather for us,
wl'ioli wau the coldest of the year
but lr: our delight it begun to
huHrttata in the evening and
Httlrrday morning showed us fine
*A*tlior again.
tXloctive February First.
Ml piLnongers on the C. R. 1.
<5 P. must ehow tickets before
h tfttdiac trains. This is effeot-
i* *fu: 1 ebra ury let.
I)r. McOonely late of Oklahoma
City, has permantely located in
i Foss, where he may be found at
| his Office at the Foss Hotel. He
makes Chronic Diseases a spec-
ialty, He uses in connection wilh
medical treatment, Static Elec-
tric Treatment, in such cases as
needs such, He hat* also ar. X
; Ray attachment to his machiue
which he will use in leading finer
subjects of the human body.
Forty Years Experience.
Office Rooms, 3 to 10. Fhone 11
Rufis Roys? Billj Hurt.
While chopping wood Mondaf
evening, Rufus Royse who livoe
north of town had the misfortune
j of nearly looseing a foot. Itseema
jas though Ruf was trying Lj out
a hard block of wood, and when
, he did get the ax through it keep
ion its way, the result being a
| badly lacerated Ankle. A doctc?
; was immedially called to drees
the rnana wounds. Tuesday even*
| ing he was reported to be getting
along fine.
T. J. Baker was in El Reno
Monday on business
Cotton Ginned In Foss.
Up to Feb. 9th there has been
1602 bales of cotton ginned in
Foss. We think this ia an excel-
ent showing considering such a
bad year all over tne state, and
also speaks well for the farmers
of this community.
Fair View
F. A. Reeder and family of
near Stafford visited at L. N.
Moss Saturday night.
Mrs. Mary Harris of Hamon
Okla wad visiting relatives in
this neighborhood the first of the
week.
J. H. Kerns and wife visited at
S. E. Russell Sunday.
Geo Russell, and Miss Goldie
Willard visited at Auther Millers
near Stafford Sunday.
Fred Kerns made a buisness
trip to Fose Monday.
L. N\ Moss and family visited
in the New Hope neighborhood
8unda/.
J. II. Kerne made a b-jisnese
trip to Foe* laet Saturday.
The best goods at Money-saving prices
21 lbs of first grade Granulated Sugar $1.00
7 Bars of white soap or 8 bars of yellow soap 25c
8 Boxes of matches 25c
2"Cans of 25c baking powder 45c
7 Packages of sjda 50c
5 lb. pail of Whi e Pory or White Karo Syrup 25c
10 lb. pail of White Pony or White Karo Syrup 50c
And all other goods in proportion.
We will buy all kinds of country pro-
duce at the highest mrket price.
Spencer's Cash Grocery
. and Meat Market
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FREE
The FOSS ENTERPRISE
will be sent to one of your re=
latives or friends a whole
year.
FREE
/
If you will pay up all arrearages or
renew your own subscription at once
The new subscriber must live with
in Foss' trade area and must be one
who is not now a reader of THIS
ENTERPRISE.
Here is a chance to give someone a
present they will appreciate every
week during 1914.
Call at once or mail check to the
THE FOSS ENTERPRISE
Foss .". Oklahoma
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Swan C- Burnette
Jas. L. Austin
Law Partners
CoRDL'Lt, OKLA.
Rooms 8, 9 and 10, Austin
Building.
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Martin, C. P. The Foss Enterprise. (Foss, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 17, Ed. 1 Friday, February 13, 1914, newspaper, February 13, 1914; Foss, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metapth349276/m1/8/: accessed March 28, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.