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SPECIAL
Standard quality 10c
Bleaching, yard wide,
soft finish.7c
(Limit 10 yds).
SPECIAL
Best grade 8c Apron
Ginghams.5c
(Limit 10 yds).
SPECIAL
Good quality 8c
Bleaching, 36 inches
wide, yard . . . . .. 5c
(Limit 10 yds).
SPECIAL
9 lbs Good Rio Roast
ed Coffee ,." . . .$1.00
(Limit 9 lbs).
SPECIAL
10 c Pajama Cloth,
yard.7c
(Limit 10 yds).
SFfcCIAL
Full weight 3 lb. Can
Tomatoes, " two can
for.15c
(Limit 2 cans).
SPECIAL
: 10 pound bucket
Lard.?. 90c
(Limit I bucket).
Standard Granulated Sugar. 4c. Pound
Can you buy Standard Granulated Sugar today for 4c per pound?
You can and. we will tell you where and how.
A car load of Standard Granulated Sugar to hand out during this
sale. ?
We wi?l ?ell 25 lbs for $1.50 or
With a cash purchase of $1.00 you get
25 lb:, for............
With a cash purchase of $2.00 you get
25 lbs for. .
With a cash purchase of #3.00 you get
2$ lbs for,.
With a cash purchase of $4.00 you get
25 lbs for. .
With a cash purchase of $5.00 you get
25 lbs for . . . .
Willi a cash purchase of $6.00 you get
25 lbs for rr.
With a cash purchase of $7.00 you get
25 lbs for.
With a cash purchase of $8.00 you get
25 lbs for.
With a cash purchase oft$9.00 you get
25 lbs for.
With a cash purchase of $10.00 or over
you get 25 lbs for..
(Limit 25 lbs to customer.)
Articles advertised on this page marked "limit" w/ill not be counted
in above bills.
$1.45
$1.40
$1.35
$1.30
$1.25
$1.20
$1.15
$1.10
$1.05
$1.00
Did tlney come ? They did. They came
in crowds and droves, and they are
still coming to that great
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We Ve Going Out of Business as Fast as Possible
THE PEOPLE WERE QUICK TO CATCH ON TO WONDERFUL BARGAINS AND THEY BOUGHT
LIKE THEY WERE BARGAIN HUNGRY. THEY ARE AFTER BARGAINS AND BARGAINS THEY ARE
GETTING.
OF COUI^E THERE WERE MANY PEOPLE WHO WERE UNABLE TO GET WAITED ON FOR
LACK OF SALES PEOPLE AND T? YOU WE EXTEND AN URGENT INVITATION TO COME BACK
FRIDAY OR SATURDAY, EVERY DAY WILL Bfe BARGAIN DAY UNTIL THIS STOCK IS SOLD OUT.
ALL ODDS AND ENDS, REMNANTS AND SHORT LENGTHS WILL BE BUNDLED UP AND PUT ON
THE REMNANT TABLE FOR "HURRY UP" SELLING. \
WE ARE DETERMINED TO QUIT BUSINESS. IT IS UP TO THE P?BLIC TO HELP US TO QUIT,
WE ARE FURNISHING THE BARGAINS. COME WITH YOUR CASH AND SECURE THEM.
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In these hard and depressing times
that go to "try men's souls,". WC have
to stay on the Job during tho day in
order to keep the wolf fiom "the door,
so bur writing must be done at night
and that by piece meals. At first we
thought we would take enough time
from our work to grind your reply to |
our anti-bond issue article into dust
and then scatter tho dust to the fore
winds of the earth, in other words,
send it the plum orchard route to an
everlasting oblivion just as we are
solus to do that .bond issue on thc
3Gi.h day o? mareil. Howler for sev
eral reasons, a few of which will fol
low, we are not going to be this h?-d
on you Mr. Editor.
Having placed your self in "mien n
sad and pitiful predicament. In at
tempting to defend your position we
feel that you need our tears and sym
pathy more than you do any Hiing
more from our pen.
Drawing as you are and grabbing at
a straw In your attempt to divert the
attention' of your readers from our
leading points by trying to make be
lieve that we are fighting good roads,
makes us ?ow feel that we ought to
be how writing you a letter ot con
dolence Instead of replying to your
reply. ' Any way, when wo get back
from the funeral on the 30th of March,
if no one else will step out to do
honor to your memory, then we Will
put forth a small plece of crape to
show your friends and loved ones,
that personally, we bold you In the
very highest of esteem and we assure
you Mr. Editor that we do.
Another reason for not wanting to
rub it tn cm you too hard (don't cry)
ls that some of the good ladles of the
county have already phoned us their
congratulations on the stand that we
monster and since the good women
are with us in this fight wo now re
fuse to believe that wo are right, we '
absolutely know it and lucre's nothing
left for ua to do, but arise, loilnw our
leader and fear no danger. And now
still another reason for not Wanting
to play rough with you Mr. Editor.
Since you questioned what we had to
say against the bond hume as being
1 argument',' you thc,-, ?tent jiu and used
over a column of your valuable apace
In an attempt to refuto what wo said
and even some of your Colored sub
scribers up hero noticed this and are
"laughing in their sleeves" about it.
Another reason tor giving you a sugar
coated pill this time stead of a double
dose of asafitidu', ia the fact that you
have everlastingly and completely ex
ploded that old maxim that where
there's smoko there's fire,' for with nut
doubt you have fully demonstrated
the fact that there can lie a whole
roo.m full of smoke uud not a daru
apark of lire, in fact if you have put
forth your beat effort in your defense
of that aoven hundred and fifty thous
and dollar mortage that you want
placed against Anderson County, then
we had aa soon look for fire, in a mill
pond ss to look for it In thc editorial
rooms of The Intelligencer and we
want to say the membera ot the An
derson Fire department that should
they aee a smoke in the direction of
the Pepper building, c*?* to le in any
.rreal hurry for they a.? lust as liable
to find an Iceberg over there as they
are to find a blase.
And now. for our last but'not our
least reason for not running you
through our sausage mill and grind
ing you into mince meat. We know
full well that old man Bond "Issue is
already dead and that we are juat al
lowing his body to ile in state till the
30th ot March that lita friends' and
loved-ones may take a lost, long,
lingering farewell look at him and
Blnce we have been taught from child
hood never. to abuse nor disturb a
. corpse, it mattered not what its past
life may have been, we can not at
Win you please tell us, Mr. Editor
why you UBed so much of your space
In answering our article, that to you
had no argument in it and nt the
same time steered as clear ot our
points as though they bad been a
ligbted dynamite with ibo fuse tied
around your neck!
Why djd you not take a shot at what
we , bad to say about that "sinking
fand pie;'* ? Why did you not, offer os;
give us a comment on what we bad to
say about the other fellow getting'
three dollars of that bond money for
himself while we got one for good
roads? Why did you not defend that
piece of government road over west of
tqwn that we called your attention
to? Why did you work a mile out of
your way to make sport of what
wo had to say about the ''tax ridden"
people of thia county ?nd at the esme
time be OB dumb as an oyster on what
we had to say 8bout debt being as
bad for a county as for an Individual?
If: r.o were wrong on those points
woy did you not meet ?he issue Mr. j
Editor, instead of taking to the woods
nod then "taking, a sapling" after you
got there? Now come down out of
that tree and show us if wc are wrong
on those above mentioned .points for
we crave light rather than darkness.
Don't walk up and throw three" .or
four rocks and then'take to your heels
and have to go side ways to keep from
flying. We ' only intended those Jack
Johnson punches under your short ?
ribs to wako you up and we bad no
Idea at the time that they would
knock you as cold as a milk shake
and us speechless as a lobster,
And now we want tb inform you
that We may bo a back woodsman, yet
wo "know that "the world do move"!
and that we are living in a fast age, I
still the voters of Anderson County {
are not quite ready to haye their leg
islation done over a telegraph wire. I
Wo respectfully refer to that little
message sent by tho Anderson Chara- ;
ber of Commerce to the Anderson
County legislative delegation while In
Columbia.^
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isn't it sad. touching and heart break- i
lng to see thc Editor of The Intelll- l
gencer and;the Anderson Chamber ol <
Commerce and our l?gislative delega- ;
tlon no ?y?dcnly and 'tnexpectedly i
catt! ? forward all bo wt <* with grief,
shedding crocodile (cars as large as s
fox grapes for the poor old "mud tax"
payers of this county and just to think
that we arc getting all thin unsolicit
ed.. Indeed,this unsought sympathy
ls enough' to' melt n heart of stone and
iib, but .that we could have gotten
some of this while selling cotton at
six cents ard. buying fiaur at eight ?
dollars per barrel. Let us tray.
And^jpr%^|srord about that self-ap
pointed .commission sp far as the An
derson County.voters were consulted.
We did not attack the personnel of,
this? commissiopAueltbef did we say j
i?i%t'v*jy ?? thiel had ?teen the 7c-|
Clplent of tvwtrdvror political service
rendered.' What we said was that lt
locked-like an attempt at political re
ward for political work done In the
past If you can't read then shake a'
bush.
And now tbatyou have asked us sonic
very pointed questions concerning the
cf/imisstcn. if you want to play this
hand out, then here's at you. There's
ut least one man on the ?commissi'min
whom some of the best people up here
have absolutely -no faith in hts knowl
edge of-road-building-and very little
In his Integrity and should he enter
politics tomorrow ho couldn't be elect
ed *dbg petter" by the. voters of thlsr
.-section.
|v,;Now do you still want names-If not
then wlpo away those tears, then sit
down.by ns and let's figure a little.
Iq the: city <ot Anderson you have a
[ great concentration of wealth, togeth
' er with, a -population of about six
I thousand people to the square mile,
i yet you have only about ohs mile of
1 paved streets., In tho towns of Monea
; Path. Belton and Wlliamston, also
j where there's a big amount of con
centrated wealth with a population of
about six or seven hundred people to
j thc square mlle, ?hey have not one
lanie of common scnac are you going
io macadamise the roads of Ander
en County with only aeveu hundred
ind fifty thousand dollars and a
population of only about eighty peo
ple to thc square mile In the rural
listricts?
. No, Uncle Rub? there's no "latera"
in thia digging for you. It'a the rich
bond ho'der, the bankers and that
commission, as we will show by a
jualiiematicai calculation a little later
ch. who will feact at the table of good
things while you stund In the chimney
corner and suck your paw.
^ Talk about skin games, bnt this
skin game bas all other akin gamea
skinned a block and In the skinning,
Hude Rub), the other fellow will get
three fourths of the skin while you
stand around.the tan yard with noth
ing to your credit but a few roads
built In a place and in a way in which
you will have absolutely no jurisdic
tion, ami now thc only difieren co in
skinning you and a akhhk la that they
huve first got to catch the skr. k be
fore they can skin him and after
catching him he baa to be killed be
fore he la skinned and in this he will
not only put up a bard fight In an at
tempt to save-!?> skin but as a last
resort will Bend out an odor that's
not very palpable to our senae Of
smell, and you, Uncle Rube, with ont
either putting up a fight or un odor
must be skinned' alive and then turn
ed loose to grow more skin till the
next skinning time when they will
put you in 'Jther akin games. And now
dear reader if you think the editor
luis skinned us in this skinning'then
let us know and wo will skin out from
here. It this war keepa up they are
going to force us to bring out our
heavy artillery and to Sault shooting
"powder loads."
In our next. Uncle Rube, we will
show you wi# t kim* of a t ike off the
purchaser of those proposed bonds
wou!d get under that cu throat reg
ional banking law enacted by onr
present national Democratic adminis
tration alter two Repeublicanadmlnla
ti And now Mr. Editor slnco being 1
ablo to read between tho lines and 1
know who you were shooting at In
Ba;*.ng> that usually! tho man who
howls loudest about the tux ridden
people pay lese tribute to Caesar in J
proportion than nny of those whose
interest be imagines he's safeguard
ing.
Now, since, we. are opposed to rais
ing the other fellows tuxes, by a bond
issue and though wc pay hut little tax,
will you please tell us how much you
are giving the old map Caesar since
you are iu favor of higher taxes by a
bond issue. Come, shell lt d,own to ?
us or wo will see what Caesar has' to :
6oy about lt, ,,
W. L. CASEY.
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There will preaching at Refuge
next Saturduy at*3 p. m., nnd Sunday
school at 10:30 V. ral, aud preaching ?,
ut 11:30 Sunday a. m. I
There will bo Sunday school at
Corinth at 3:30 p. m. We.hope to
soe e. large congregation at each j
place, as these churches have decided ?
to work together this year as Car asl
is convenient, -realizing that where'
there is uni?n there lu strength. So i
next Sunday moaning in the place of j
going visiting or grazing your cattle, )
come and join In the good work. Let
us do mofo for God this year thant
we ever have. We feel encouragea, '
ono of our former Anderson county
boys, now living in Atlanta, Ga. on,
a recent visit here, said, "He loved to)
read the borne nows." That shows ho !
bas not forgotten old South Carolina, '
so he sent a subscription to The An- 1
derson lutoliigencaft So In tho future*
our Rood paper witt go to A. P. Mc
Allster. 440 Bast Pair St.. Atlanta.
Ga.
Salt? is Fine For
Kidneys, Quit Meal
Hush the Kidneys at once when
Rack hurts or Bladder
bothers.
t . .
No man or woman who eats meut
regularly can make B mistake by
flushing the kidneys occasionally,
says a- well. known authority. Meat
rorrns uric acid which clogs the kid
ney pores so they sluggishly filter or
strain only part o? the waste and pols,
on fiom the blood, then you get sick.
Nearly alt rheumatism, headaches,
liver ."trouble, nervousness, constipa
tion, dizziness, sleeplessness, bladder
disorders come, from sluggish kidneys.
- The moment you feel a dull ache in
thc kidneys or your back hurts, or if
tho urine is cloudy, offensive, full of
sediment, Irregular of passage or at.
tended by a sensation of scalding, get
about four ounces of Jad Baits from
any reliable pharmacy and take a ta
blespoonful in a gisss of water before
breakfast for a few days and your
kidneys will then act fine. Thia tam.
ous salts 1B made from the acid of
grapes and lemon julee, 1 combined
wltli Uthla and has been used for gen
erations to tlusb clogged kidneys and
stimulate them to activity, also to
neutralize the 'adds in, urine so lt co
longer causes irritation, thus ending
bladder disorders.
Jsd Salts is inexpensive and can
not injurer makes a delightful effer
vescent Uthla water drink which all
regular meat esters should take now
and then to keep the i kidneys clean
and tho blood pure, thereby avoiding
serious kidney complications.
Named Magistrate.
J. R. C. Griffin has been commis
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