The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, May 12, 1911, Image 4
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civic league! k^1' ,Euni,ce B(ayi
their places tour of e:
X ARADK side of the throne.
two courtiers, F. R R;
Cartled re took their i
MANY PRETTY CHIL- to crown thc Qucen
DREN MARCH THE | pages Lod Hartley ar
STREETS OF BATES- Towill, Jr., each with
BURG. GOOD WORK pink rosebuds stood
DONE BY THE LA- of the thronc- Then
jNjnn tie Mary Reid carryin
| on a dainty little pillo
prising self possession
It is particularly pleasing to every step 'n ^ro|lt
where the courtiers
one to see that one and all, both la- cro(vn an(] plac(.d
dies and men, are deeply interested of the Queen?Alice
in what the Civic League standi was *n her ^
and veil, and with reg
for. and to make their untiring cf- c<mded tfee thronCi
forts towards its success. crown and rode away
That such is the case has been drawn by four fine wl
very manifest for the last few Hartley, Walter
weeks when all have bent their en- wards, Capers Alexan*
ergicies toward making the Floral *:c Wright.
Parade a success. And now they CIVIC LEAGUE MI
feel repaid for the money realized The next meeting <
from the votion contest for the League will be at the <
Queen of the Parade, from the next Monday afternoo
lunches, and from the percentage and thereafter on ever
of all sales at Dr. Gutter's Soda lay at the same plac
Fountain on Thursday which he so All members are urger
ki.idly gave the League, has made to be present. >
the Civic League Pank Book show
up well,and the Parade too was ^r)- S AVED CHILD PR(
nounced a grea success. By mv.y "After our child 1
"The prettiest thing ever had in from severe bronchial
Batesburg." year," wrote G. T. Ri<
For some time'befcre the marc h hurdson s Mills, Al;
began from the Methodist church co"s" np'ioi:
, t , bad caugh all the time
grounds, the streets were f?le J w.th mmy remedies withou
people and especially, around Gun- doctor's medicine see
ter's Drug Store, before which the less. Finally we tried
Coronation of the Quern took New Discovery, and a
place. say that one battle effi
A ^ ^, . . . pletc cure, and our cf
As the Queen,s Cho.uot, Meats, 3ti-?ng and healthy."
B.cycle and Daisy Cham moved colds, hoarseness, lagri
on from M. K. church their Irn.irr croup and sore lungs,
and Herald. U. X. Gunter Cui'uni infallible remedy tl
blew his trumpet. In front of Gun- Price 50c and $1.00.
ter's he blew a long b!n;t ;.nd then ^rce Guaranteed by a
from the store carac the c irona ion
pirty all of whom, bcth boys and j new da
giris were dressed in white. i js p( Vrij
First came the eif;ht beys of the ; ;"'v darucs il.-i
Troop wi h green parlands?Frank i)0!,:"ar ' >* '
I lite, Lester Fink, Ciide Bates, Kob- ',s ' 1 1 ' l,.<- I,
ert Haltiwanger, W. F. Rhodes, Mail. Duo i . t-:i
Harry Rutland,and W. I). Rikard '''' Argenti: <!.,n; <. -<?
?and the eight little maids each 'ilt' l'"htl,;l: !''
, c , i , ferla, hum on ?
carrying arches of white and pink .. i ? ?
tr I tTJ i * it . easrlitially 1- It'll; h. mid
Helen fcdvwrds, Isabel Canity, fouu(|(.(,
Mary Whitteo, Sue Stokes, Virginia a Spanish polor.nij-Cullum,
Frences Cullum, Marie - .
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y?who took IN THE WAKE OF THE MEASich
on cither LES.
Then as the The little son of Mrs. O. B. Palawl
and David mcr' Little Rock. Ark., had the U
. . . measles. I he result was a severe
Daces waiting cough which grew worse an J ht tl
the two little could not sleep. She says: "One t<
id John Bell bottle of Folev's Honey and Tar
a garland of Compound completely cured him
on either side he has never been bothered DC
since. Croup, whooping cough,
came tiny ht- meas'ies cough all yield to Foley's
g the crown Honey and Tar Compound. The ^
w. With sur- J genuine is in the yellow package in
i she ascend- always. Refuse substitutes. Gunr
the throne ^ Store. an
received the m
, , MICE EAT LEGISLATOR*,' STAMPS,
pon tae head
Watson, who After all the wrangling (hat the
>veiy costume members of the house r?\j>? ri? nootl
al dignity as- early in the session in getting
received the through a resolution relative to sup- 1
in her chariot plies ^wr members, ineltiding
lite horses? ^>P9? ]t R2cm8 lhat ali their tro?- ?'
r- t , u, ble is not over vet.
Gerland hd- r. . . * .. . an
It is not a question now of getr,
anc' a * the stamps, but of keeping them ',m
after they do get thout. The house lu
CI.1TING. V5 infested with mice, anil they show
if the Civic decided preference toward I'nclo
Dpera House Sam's stamps. Tliev have mutilam
at 4 o'clock <?? <'al?" ?w?> "?>rl.v ' "
. . , \ i , the entire supply of stamps furnished
y third Mod- , . 1 , 1 t n
several of the members. Dover eore
and time. rt,Sp0n(iL.n0e Wilmington E\cry Eve- ,K
ltly requested njnj?. I)U
1M nr.'ATH holey Kidney Tills are a true
JM 1JM111. medicine. They are healing, strenlad
suffered phening, anticeptic and tonic. :
trouble for a 1.he>' act Quickly. Gunters Drug
chardson, of ^tore* _
a., we fear- springs from fountain,
i. It had a
r. We tried One of tlie natural marvels <>f !
t avail, and France has recently been made g.'nmed
as use- o-nillv known, li i> the fountain, or
Dr. Kings source, of the (oulornp, a small river j
re pleased to I in tin. .1?.r>nrtn. ..
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ected a com-j Alp^#. Out of n mighty limestone
lild is agai? 1 WJtf| u^out -l.OOu feet high pj i iup?-*
I'or coughs, a fountain <>f water. yielding even
ppe, asthma, jn (j10 t|rvoj;t jinios about 300 gal-'
its the most |ona a gec,?n<l, and forming a fiill3,at.s
'^aul?' ^?rn river, which begins its career
,n dpliersU C W'th a W'r!<" ?f lr',,H lWvKalinK
100 feet of descent. It is thought
tliat the water must pass under the
NCE?- mountain I?y subterranean channels
. . at least a mile in length,
ng m several
to f>?> as
:?K, m-Jk A BURGLAR'S AWhUL DKKD
i i>aov may not paralyze a home so com,,:i
pletely as a mother's long illness,
uieihni: e Dr. King's New Life Pills arc a
teliidle ; the splendid remedy tor women. " They
iliin.-r. nit gave mc wonderful benefit in con-' ^
the keiinc, stipation and female trouble," wrote mq
m step. and f^rs. M. C. Dunlap.of Lear1 ill, Tenn. P?~
If ailing, try them. 21 c at all drug- fc\
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Bride (sobbing) 1 'a, Fred wasn't ST. LOUIS SPECIAL,
ander to me ti?is morning. BETWEEN
Kxpermnoed P.*: rent i tws9,
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) YOU HAVE THE RIGHT KIND OP ville, Lexington, Danville, Oal:?ELP?
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ickariie, headache. nervousness, the inauguration of a modern hig
id other kidney and bladder ail- class vestibuled train wish throug
ents. Gunters Drug Store. service between Saint Louis an
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Forty Years.in.Practice:
618 f street n. w.
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