The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-09-02

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Miss Marders of Oakland and Miss
Nixon of Jacksonville, Fla, were in
Grenada last Thursday. While here
they attended the dance at the pavilion.
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Circuit Clerk E. M. Ransom spent
Saturda, and Sunday in Jackson.
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Mr.. X. Mattingly was in Grenada
this week on his rounds for the Chatta-
nooga Gin Co,
We will hold the fall examinations
on the following dates: White teachers,
Sept. %. and Sept. 1917; colored
teachers, Sept. 9-10, and Sept. 1924.
8 2 st. V. r. James, Co. Supt.
Miss Gladys Inman left Wednesday
afternoon to visit friends in Greenwood.
Misses Bernice and Heard Lawrence
left Wednesday evening to visit their
aunt, Mrs. w. G.. Shannon at Itta
Bena.
Mr.. Willard Weller left Wednesday
to visit friends and relatives in Green
wood.
Hon D. S. Farnham and wife of
Jackson, left Sunday after an extended
visit to relatives in Grenada.
Miss Helen Adans eft Sunday for
her home in CosuntnS, afbera weeks
visit to her cousin MrkE. AZ Mcclure
of Grenada.
Mrs. E. L. Gerard is spending a few
days at Gulfport.
Mrs. j. H. Bitter (nee Ellen Turner)
of Alexandria,, Va, passed through
Grenada Wednesday enroute to Hol-
comb to visit her father, Capt. J. H.
Turner.
Capt. r. H. Turner, of HoIcomb, re-
turned a few days ago from a visit to
his daughters at Chattanooga, Tenn,
Alexandria,, Va. and Landrum, S. c.
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Mr.. L. r. Turner of Charleston was
in Grenada Wednesday.
Every day in this city a few more
people join the lists of those who BUY
ADVERTISED THINGS---who patron
ize advertised stores!
The ad that the other newspaper
reader merely glanced at may be the
one you're looking for.
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You are pretty safe in assuming that
if a store has anything to sell which
will STAND BEING ADVERTISED"
it will BE advertised!
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The stores that do not advertise
CAN'T sell SO cheaply Ss those that do
--they make fewer sales, and their
per-sale profit must be be larger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans Towns and their
interesting little son are visiting Mrs.
Towns parents, DR.. and Mrs. J. Z.
Hughes, in Grenada.
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Mr.. and Mrs Z M Written, of Lever
cite Tall; h itch e ,oInty, were Il Grena
shopping Monday. Mr.. Written gave
fhic N ASco .p cpnronofol oil
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WHERE IT'SSOLD MORE CHEAP
LY is usually known to adj readers.
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In two minutes you can find in TIE
ads some fact that is important to you.
The. bargain hunter" who studies
the ads is also a bargain-find .r.
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Prof. E. Price, of Macon, Miss, was
in Grenada Tuesday in conference with
the business league about the proposed
boys school at College Heights.
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Mr.. r. r. Wilson returned Sunday
after a ten days visit to Tennessee
relatives.
MI. and Mrs. R. w. Sharp have a
little daughter that made her appear
ance at their home August 20.
That splendid young man and popu-
lar mail clerk, D. L. Mckay, was in
Grenada last Saturday. He was in a
happy frame Of mind, why, the Senti-
mel leaves it's readers to guess.
Grenada College is indeed fortunate
in securing Miss Bessie Young to pre-
side over it's primary department.
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Miss Lee Davany of Coli has return
ed to Grenada. She is a guest of her
sister, Mrs. J.. G. Weeks, and other
relatives. She sold the old Davany
home at Mariposa to her nephew,
Kirby Drummond.