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UnUhwwiirlhrtKraHE^^HKBn! I What Senator E. D.' | What He Has D ? "No man dares question tl I Senior Senator, E. D. Smith, durii jg He is the greatest authorit in the United States Senate today, ton are closely watched by Wall S gamolers and specularors of the ] vocacy of the cause of the Southe eral. SOME OF THE THINGS HE HA He is the author or the exp The Cotton Futures Act, p {grades of cotton and restraint on t The cotton farmers and tru & his untiring effort in having inse ing Act, as a basis of credit, cotto " Nitrate of Soda is essential untiring work along with others b 1 during the war at cost, and release 5 the armistice was signed. He fought for the Federal banks located in our own State, foreign immigration to keep dowi ? of Southern Furope in the cotton no that the native workman wo LABOR WILL STAND BY HIM. WHAT SENATOR SMITH IS: He is South Carolina's most in Congress today. He becomes h Imittee of Congress by reason of tl Oklahoma. He is the only Simon Pure 1 ! and the only representative of th< cultural Com mi tee, of which he wi If South Carolina wants an ator Smith wA be re-elected. A 1 the best interest of the entire Sou Senator Smtk^i will be electe best interests of S>u?h Carolina to Adv. \ TOTE FC fvdt ?? 1 mb very proud of the rfj was the reward of the clean ca gg nor any other office, if to obtai i Though bom and raise< to ary sectional feeling, and an all} and adroitly drew that line him is that every low county we Though a member of a ships in any literature I distri the campaign; nor did I wear ai order membership. I respect to ranks to seek to use them as st I did mention my servi< thought that double volunteer I but because it was a guarantee stump, that other things being their preference to the man who Are other things equal i, mary? I have had legislative e V which God forbid, the service o 1 V islature from Greenville county US for that office in Greenville cou 35 mers and could serve them in 35 house legislation that the farm< 4? to make the race for lieutenant jl rope that summer made it impo: ? My opponent, in the mi didate who made specific declar camjaign meeting in Columbia ; ft been a corporation lawyer, and I m county. They know I am their jfc, I have not been a facti< ? I have seen many thing 2 I have seen life insura S to orphans. j Osc ^?.fTWPTTTITI.VITITrMVin ITI DLpjCojiXPR * mamaxmrnmummmmammmm Smith Stands For and a one in Congress. ( >e war record of South Carolina's j? ng the war emergency." y on cotton, and cotton production j| His advice and utterances on cot- j Street. So much so that the cotton ' North are fighting him for his ad- g m white farmer, and labor in gen- jf | S DONE: onent of: >assed by Congress regulating the he cotton gamblers and speculators, ck farmers are indebted to him for rted in the Federal Reserve Bankn warehouse receipts, to the farmers of this State. His rought this product to the farmers ?d abundaice of nitrates as soon as Land Banks and had one of these He fought to restrict undesirable 1 competition from the low classes mills and industrial establishments, uld not bare his wages lowered. ^ I influential and experienced man in ead of the great Agricultural Com le recent defeat of Senator (lore of 'armer in the United States Senate, ? southeastern States on the Agriillibe the head. influntial man in Washington, Senrote cast for him is a rote cast for *. d next Tuesday, because it is to the re-elect him. >R SMITH E FOl MAUI large vote given me in the primary on mpaign I conducted. I do not want th n it I have to employ other than the U \ i in the populous Piedmont section of S y insinuation to the contrary is absolute by insinuating that I was doing so. 1 ;nt for him, while the Piedmont counties s many fraternal orders as my opponei buted, nor referred to them in any spee \y insignia of any of them. I would scoi o highly my membership in the orders epping stones to office. ;e as a soldier in the Spanish-American military service at the call of my Coun of my patriotism and because one of r equal, the voters ought, in casting thei risked his life in the uniform of his Co between myself and the opponent with xperience, and he has not, and unless tl " the lieutenant governor is wholly legis from a field of 21 candidates, by the la] nty. Being a farmer, as well as a lawy the legislature with my knowledge of irs composing the ware house associate governor in 1918. which I would have i ssible. ? ost general terms says that he is in favi ations satisfactory to labor and fair to and at a number of other meetngs duri have always been supported by the vot friend because I have proven my frient jnalist and have not appealed to any fj :s in my forty years, but have never se< nee bring substantia] peace to widows aj ar K. IV rrir i irrwllrrir wnfrtlii C ^. Change of Date. Attention is called to the change ol date of the auction sale of the Joe Kellahan and C. C. Yarboro farm. This sale will take place Monday, Sept. 13. See advertisement in this paper. o Good Clothes. If you had Ed. V. Price & Co.'s made-to-measure line of clothes, and Hart, Schaffner & Marx ready-made line of clothes, you would have the two strongest lines manufactured. We have those two lines. See our ad. elsewhere in this paper. McGill Bros.' Store for Men. It. * CARD OF THANKS I take this means to thank each and eve^y one for the good vote given me in the election held last Tuesday for II?tlio P'oKvnn rfistrict. /lU^ldiiaic vi wjv ?? aiso assure all that did not vote for me will be treated as though they did. I assure you all who supported me or my hearty appreciation. Respectfully, J. W. STEWART. o Subscribe for The Record. BABY'S I SECOND ( SUMMER It will not b? an anxious one to yo?, MOTHER If yoci will keep a bottle of "ChOdreaV ANTI-FERMENT And pre baby from five to ten drops after each feeding whenever you find his little stomach upset. "ASK THOSE WHO HAVE USED IT." Campbell's * ANTI-FERMENT For Mild Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels. Et I -DIN 3 August 31st, because that vote K e office of lieutenant governor, Jf lirest and cleanest methods. ? ' M >outh Carolina, 1 never appealed *fi ?ly false. My opponent continu- ^ lie proof that it was drawn for JVJ i, as usual, divided. VJ X it, I never listed those member- ?? ch or jirivate conversation during T rn to ride into office on fraternal vhich have admitted me to their ? ? and World Wars, not because I V v#?. j ^ 5? nry quaiuiea me lor civic tuncc, ?? ny opponents often said on the C? r ballots .for any office, to give W untry. g whom I run over the second pri- BE le governor should die in office, E? lative. I was elected to the leg- M rgest vote ever given a candidate ? er, I knew the needs of the far-' S law. I was so helpful in ware- W >n of South Carolina invited me Hp done had not my service in Eu- JZ i or of labor. 1 was the only can- *? capital. I did this at the first ^ ng the campaign. I have never EE es of the working men of my |T iship to them. mi actional ievJiag or prejuaice in ^ m a man idiom Life Insurance nd strength of mind and of body ^ Isiiilrlin i ftlAVKMVftAAA '4 Which Insurance Company has over three billion dollars insurance in force? Ask R. D. Mills. 7-22-tf. Have you subscribed for The Record? They are givin away, free, a Ford Touring Car, and other big prizes in connection with a subscription campaign. I Sedan For Sale s I Three New Self-Starting Ford I Sedan Can * in stock and for sale to first ap- 1 pli cants. These cars were sent I [ to us without having orders I listed for them. IJ D. W. SMITH, J for! The Universal Car I Sales g Service Insist on Gennine Ford Parts. D.W.SMITH ! I KINGSTREE, - S. C. INVENTIVE GENIUS , ROUS CALOMEL OF NAUSEAANDDANGER Doctors' Favorite Medicine How Purified and Befined from All Objectionable Effects. "CaloA-V_?> 4.V? VnmA MftUB ?MIC ?cw ?aui?. ! What will human ingenuity do next? Smokeless powder, wireless telegraphy, j horseless carriages, colorless iodine, taste less quinine,?now comes nausealess calo! mel. The new improvement called "Calo! tabs" is now on sale at drugstores. 4 For biliousness, constipation and indi* gestinn the new calomel tablet is a prac| tically perfect reihedy, as evidenced by ! the fact that the manufacturers have aui tborized all druggists to refund the price if the customer is not "perfectly delighted" ! with Calotabs. One tablet at bedtime with a swallow of water?that's all. No taste, no nausea, no griping, no salts. By morn-! ing your liver is thoroughly cleansed and you are feeling fine, with a hearty appe- j tite. Eat what you please?no danger?go j i bout your business. Calotabs are not sold in bulk. Get an ] original package, sealed. Price, thirty- j five cents.?(adv.) .!! Which is the strongest Life Insur- i : ance Company in America 7 i Ask R. D. Mills. 7-22-tf. j | == ? Why Phari Adjusted Oi -V ;?? Klf Kingaterc 11 i * * _ _ nil + Just A Car load Rock Lime, Car load Sash and Doo Car load genuine Re Car load Hydrate< Car load Acme ( Car load Port] > Prices RIG Kingstree Har Hampton Street, T "I I ': rri/jfmwrrrjr rnyri-n^rftw iTif wwi-iii.m rwrnmri |hyman suppl I ATTENTION, MR. 1 Now is the time to place your fall use. Put more machinery on your fa all the year around, and you won After the crop is laid by, put 1 a Saw Mill, Lath Mill, Shingle Mill Sheller, Cord Wood Saw. We make a specialty of light & Mills, Feed Mills and Farm Machin HYMAN SUI The Machinery Houu WILMINGTON, N. C. A s Tires Are-And Ca i a 6,000 Mile Basfc The ad before $ggk PHARlSf Tire |$ |gk graphed after ha f'S jffl run 6J27 miles. we*nor you'nee W on service to be |H inPHARISTm tftflBI PHARIS Tires E?P?i t*vere& more tl E miles. Others i ffplggl - tires-PHARlS S guarantee MI LI Jt||lg ADJUSTED jESST 6,000 MILE Sold by rGSTREE SERVICE STA' *e, - ... *** I i i^l c* ?s-i M s^i m . i.Miiai 1 ^ ^ .rrivea v n M rs (white pine) d Cedar Shingles, *| i Lime, dement Plaster, land Cement. rHT at T^k E dware Co., I Kingstree, S. 0. I * . : ,JV mMMMmmmmm Y COMPANY I | FARMER. j^H orders for Machinery for ,rm and give your help work |? t have trouble keeping them. js he tractor to work running fa , Corn Mill, Feed Mill, Corn M iw Mills for farm use, Corn | tery.. % >PI Y CO.. 1 Hi wi 1 ?, I you it s ^ . tw? viugbeeu Neither . ^H| 4 gamble H| rendered l|| ?j. Many II have die* 11 HH Htm 9M III \uaranUe 11] T1KBS In ONA II 1 BASIS II 1 noN ^ 6. c.