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IPS TUB CUNTON CHRONICLE, CUMTON, S. C THURSDAY, FElAtUARY 20. 10.KI mm REUEVE • • YOURSELF Of Kitchen Drudgery. We Bake For You. HARRIS OUT FOR SEAT IN SENATE CUUSSEN’S “Since 1841—South’s Favorite* Anderson Solicitor Seeking Seat Now Held By Sjrjutor Bleaae. Former Secretary To Tillman. * 'Anderson, Feb, 17.—Much interest centers around the .nnouncement of. Solicitor Leon W. Harris, of this city, : that he wiii be a candidate for United I States senate in the approaching pri- • mary. . ^ Ivir. Ha-ris ha.s served as solicitor! rf the Tenth .ludicial circuit since! -Ik “IDOCTOk* mju5Ewwicwi. WASTING TIME The good physician somehow feela that time is a mighty precious com modity that everybody has, and, that it should not be ruthlessly thrown away. To waste time, is to squander •’.omething that can never be retrieved. Ib20, when he was elected to that of-1 g^ort ,alk, I am trying in my lice bv a flattering major y. In 192 ^^y opinion of and 11)23 he was re-elected to that of-' pr^jigalities that I have committed fice by substantial majorities, and perfectly good intentions, as fol- during his term of office has tried J * Backache If functional Bladder Irritation, ilaturba your sleep, cavuiM Burring ^ or Itching Sensation, BaclUUdie or Leg Pains, making you feel tired, depressed ahd discouraged, why nht ' try the Cyste* 48 H<mr Test? Don’t S Ive up. Oet Cyetex today at any rug store. Put It to the test. See } iow fast it works. Money back if t doesn’t bring quick improvement, and satisfy vou completely. Try Cyolox today. Only 600. For Sale by Sadlcr-Owens Pharmacy •ome of the outstmding cases in the annals of criminal courts of .South Carolina. Solicitor Harris is a graduate of Washington and I>ee university, and after his graduation, served as secre tary to the late United States .Senator Benjamin Ryan Tillman. During the World war he served in the expedition ary forces overseas, and was on board the transport Amer'ca when it sank, Mr. Harris is a member of the American legion. Forty and Eight, lows: I have found it an utter fooliahness to tell my lady patient tjiwt slie should keep her feet warm, and her head cool; in other words, that she should not wrip three, hundred dollars worth of furs about her neck, and go in zerp temperatures with her Ugs clad in thin silk stockings, and her feet in 1 ballroom kandals. | And, I have wasted many a word; and the time it took to say them, in telling young women that jay-bird heels of astonishing altitude, are most and is an officer in the reserve corps 1 unnaturally freakish, contrary to all of the U. S. army. He is a member of idaws of common sense—that they will 666 TABLETS Relieves a Headache or Neuralgia in 3t minutcN, checks a Cold the first and checks Malaria in three days. 666 also in Liquid WHAT m P. S. JEANES St. John’s ’.lelhodist church of this city, where he is one of its leaders. Solicitor Harris is 39 years old, and. i as solic itor has made an enviable rec ord. His circuit includes Anderson and Oconee counties. His entry into state politics will be received with cordial interest in everv section of the state. He will contend for the seat in the United States senate now held by Senator Cole L. Blease. A endow coming generations with men tal and physical delinquency, if’ not worse. On several occasions I have fooled away good advice and the time it took to give it, on the barber that uses a common hair brush on'his customers, unqueationably carrying rubbish from diseased “ scalps to healthy ones. Along with the brush gMS the' pul^ic comb, equally effective ijLdodng harm. Maybe you could persuade''OiMr"food public servant to keep a jar of anti septic solution in which to submerge his brush and comb between custom ers—L just can’t. I have perhaps, squandered more time against the six o’clock dinner than on any other deadly enemy of our businsai men^-J can only-convincer when I am appealed to by a victim of the custom, who comes to me with failing circulation, a threat of apoc plexy---these at thq» age of fifty or sixty, when man should be at his very I best. ' Apply Now For Citizens Camps ^unth the Pause that refre§he§ The county representative for the citizens military training camps an-i nounces March 1st as the opening date' of enrollment for the camp which will be held at Fort Moultrie, Charleston, S. (!., between June I3th and July 12th of next summer. Young men between the ages of 17 and 24 years who do« si^ to attend the camp may obtain T^pplication blanks and descriptive lit erature at tJhe office of W. R. An derson, Jr., principal of the Clinton high school, or at the office of the P. M. S. & T., Presbyterian college. J Application blanks may now be ob- - 9 MILLION a day We’re only ae old ae we feel. Thoae who etay young know bow to keep up tbeir h^tb and spirite with a wise nee of abort rest periods through the work or piay of the day. No matter how hard you’ve got to work, you ran aave time by enateh- ing a minute now and then. Long enough ft>r a big rest if you treat { ourself to a bottle of Coca*Cola. ce-cold, sparkling, delicious, it will fill that minute with a pure pleasure and Mhulesome refresh ment. Get you off to a fresb''start. (;REEN\V()()I) COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Greenwood, S. C. IT HAD TO BE GOOD TO GET WHERE IT 1.8 A Good Place to Buy Your Ford Car \^e take a persdaal>interest in every pur chaser of a Ford car and we are fully equip ped to {five you Kood service. J', Our mechanics have been specially train ed and our service equipment is new and complete and unusually accurate. Only gen uine parts are used and all labor is billed at a low flat rate. That's why we say this is a gcod place to buy your naw FiM’d car. 4 $435 iq> (f. o. b. Detroit) talhed and should^be completed at the earliest date. College and high school students may aubnllt their applica tions to the P. M. S. & T., on Febru ary 20th; others who are eligible on March 1st. All who are anxious to at tend the camp next summer are urged to be prompt in submitting applica tions, as those received first will re ceive priority consideration. Last year more than twice the number of appli cations wore received from l.,aurens county than there were places alloweil in the county quota; and the applica-1 tions which were first sent in were' I given the first consideration. i j Dr. J. W. Davis and Dr. T. J. Peake I of Clinton, have offered their services I and will give the physical examina- tion.s and vaccinations to ('. M. T. C.' 1 applicants without charge. Dr. Mills of Cross Hill, will also give this ser- viie without charge. Be sure that the signatures of the doctor, parent, and the per.snn vouching for the character of the applicant appear on the appli cation blank before it- is turned over to Captain- R. E. Wysor, professor of military science and tactics at Presby- j I terian college, otherwise a delay in! forwarding the application will occur.' Using Up Left-overs It is poaaible to “use up’’ the last remnant of every sort of cooked meat, if you plan intelligently to do so. Lit tle siTaps can always be minced and served hot on toast or else mixed with mayonnaise or other seasonings and used for the filling of sandwiches. , You can, of course, make good hash of many kinds of cold meat—4>«ef. corned beef, lamb and chicken. And you can make croquettes of beef, lamb or chicken. By adding potatoes to the hash or rice and crumbe to the cro quettes you increase the budk 0# the' CGnton “ ‘ Company A«tlM>rind Pohl Dealer Weat Main Street PImmm 119 Doefore DtMogree Whoa dukbea are ixritaUs 9 A pseriBlL BkA their teeth and ikcp listlHBV, havadifOitive pains and dis- tiiriMneea, lade of appetHa^ and bava osa and finc^ doeteit .jagraathalthoararsauf- fcring from wonna liaiqriDoitben, toa, win not bdkra that tbdr aamuly brou^ np childrak can hava wonna. Tha fact remaina that thosa aymptoma win yield, in a great maJoK^ of ossea^ to a few doaos of TThito Cream Ven* nffoge, tha mre aspeQaat of round if yoer d^hM any yad aaa fd at 98a p« boBk fkom SADLBR-OWENfi PHARMACY C® LAST All Styles $3.95 Formerly $5 and $6 — Widths AAA to I^EE Blakely Bros. Co., Clinton, S. C. **Clinton's Exclilkive Shoe Store' cf* You cannot put an ocean Buy Now c-nd Save Neither can we tell you in this ^all snace of the many brilliant spring? styles and exceptional values that are featured in the Tone Is— Red Sheets—^ Pillow Cases • « « February Silh^ TTnn/— TAnen Cotton Dress fabrics « « « Now Featuring^ New for spring merchandise Childrenfs^ Growing Girls-* ^fisses^—‘ fFoments JVash Frocks • « « . Silk^ ■ir' ■ J ' >-■ Cotton Underwear ?!very department is filled to overflo^- ii'.g, with fresh, new merchandise— with spring in the . of f ing and a new season's needs to be met—this great annual sales event meets the demand with lowered prices, the lowest any where to our knowledge for goods of like quality. Come, come, come, if only; to look. V • # « Out of town vuitors please note Roys* IF ash Suits • « • We invite you to take advantage of our store servieem —monthly charge account. Personal shoppers Bureaa ' for mail orders. Parking courtesy egrds. Rest rooa. Drinkiug Fountains. Beautiful Silk Frocks $15 and up • • FashtonahU Mittintry $S end up # • muciumiM Cute IMt for tki Mf ipr«lt>.UU. p.jC, ¥ % 's