The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-08-30
Teeth and TOE NAIL !!
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Who Shall and who Shan't! f!

Did you ever see grain Of corn thrown
to dozen chickens and see the rough
and tumble scramble that took place
and then did you notice one just little
more nimb BILE than the rest swallowed
that grain of corn? In the picture be-
fore you that MIN BILE fellow is the indom-
liable c. S. Minor.
Did you ever see lively-lookiDg pig
with an ear of corn held tightly between
the teeth, plunging rapidly down the
lane, and all the common herd tumbling
after, squealing for that ear of corn? In
the picture before you c. S. Minor is that
leading pig.
Notice he doesn't stop to eat nor look
back at competition, but pushes right on.
Did you ever witness a horse race and
see the one well. rounded, muscular ami
NAL, with little more spirit than his
fellows, crosses the tape full ten PAGES
in the lead, while the others cross in a
flock, possibly neck for neck, and should
er for shoulder. In the picture before
you C. S, Minor is that leading horse,
and the Ten Cent Store is the winner.
With merchants the 31st day of Au-
gust is the last day of the business year.
The last spurt is on, and c. 8. Minor and
the Great and Good Ten Cent Store is
first to sniff the goal. For the next few
days let pandemonium reign, and dis
gruntled competition give vent to groans
and regrets; but the inexorable G. 8.
Minor and the Ten Cent Store shall push
right on rejoicing with such prices as
these:
Mems Straw Hats l0c.
Women's Straw Hats 10c.
Girls Tam O'Shanter Hats &c.
Mems Crash Hats 15c.
Mems Velvet Hats o9c.
10-yard pieces Baby or Shoe String
Ribbon, any color, for sc. Imperial Per-
fumed Salts, delightful, exhilerating, re-
lieves headache and nervousness from
smelling, price &c. a few more Palmet-
to Fans, present weather necessity, FIVE
for 5c-you pick them. Good Chewing
Tobacco.-the Judge--24c. h., Sc. plug.
Cold Cream and Honey Toilet Soap now
SC. Cake. Turkish Bath Soap two for sc.
Good Whisk Brooms at Sc. Lamp Burn
ers 4c. each, extra large Burners SC. Gen.
uine Silk Umbrellas, the $1.O0 article,
heavy cloth, good handles, now 44c.
Stone China Bowls and Pitchers.
Misses Tan Hose, all sizes, ribbed at
Sc. pair Good Pine &c. paper. Heavy
Domestic Checked Homespun q yards
for $1.oe. a good quality Wool Cassimer
Pants. cloth dark or light, home stretch,
o4c. yard. Heavy Cotton Kersey at sc.
yard. Brabant's Best Needles, Sharps or
Blunts, at &C. Paper, or six for 25c.
1o lbs. good Soda for o5c. Buggy Whips
SC, &c, &c, l0c and l5c. Alarm Clocks 60c.
each. Southern Beauty Shoes, any style,
at S1.oo per pair, and halt your money
back on every tenth pair. Any other
Shoes to suit you and prices right. Some
Sox at two pair for &c.
Now, let us tell you secret. We used
to think that il We had the lowest price
or the best Goods for the money every
body would trade with US, but there are
some who are afraid to buy Goods at such
reasonable prices. Nothing but high
prices will convince them that the Goods
are all right. Tharll do for the rich, but
the poor-oh, where are they? We have
the rich mans Goods at the poor mans
prices.
Come to see us now while it is not too
late.
Yours always truly,
C. S. MINOR and
TIE TEN CENT STORE.
Special prices TO Merchants every