The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-07-01

Memphis this week.
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The soaps that you like are the kind
that we SELL They soften, cleanse and
~beautify as only good, pure soaps can.
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Misses Martha and Mary Meek Baker,
the attractive daughters of Mr.. w. r.
Baker, whose home is seven miles west
of Grenada, are visiting relatives at
Minter City.
1t is just about time that you were
giving your straw hat a touch up with
Elkay's Straw Hat Cleaner. 1t makes
old hats look new. Sold only at Hughes
Drug Store, the Rexall store.
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Miss Rosa Ladd ic visiting in Yazoo
City
You do not know what a refreshing
shampoo is until you have tried Rexall
Shampoo Paste. 1t foams up quickly
and leaves the scalp clean, cool and
healthy. Sold at Hughes Drug Store.
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Hon. w. r. Scott, better known as
1.-TWO Cent Scott a member of the
Railroad Commission, spent Monday
in Grenada. :
MIR. j. j. Harrington of Tutwiler was
in Grenada prospecting this week.
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Little Katherine Orman entertaind a
; number Of her friends Monday after
noon in honor of her ninth birthday
Miss Matte Heath has returned home
after a months visit to friends and rel
atives at Covington, Tenn.
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Mrs. George Moss and her :.lwo SONS
left last Saturday for Cambridge, Md,
where they will spend the summer with
friends and relatives.
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Missps Dimple Cooper and Ruth Ellis
have been the charming guests of Mr.
and Mrs. A. 7. Inman and other rela-
tives in Grenada for the past several
days.
Mrs. Blanche B. Shue, one of the
Grenada Public School faculty, spent
several days this week as the guest of
Mrs. E. A. Meaders.
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Swish, Slap. Bang. You can get rid
of mosquitoes that way, but it would
be much more comfort for you and no
buzzing mosquitoes if you USED SKEET-
Err SKO0T. Sold only at Hughes
Drug Store, the ReXall store.
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Mr.. A. Mas was down from Mem
.his the first of the week to look after
the new addition that is to be erected
at the Grenada Hotel. The Grenada'
a very fine patronage which .
makes necessary the addition of more
CONS.
TIE young ladies Of the Methodist 9
Jhurch will sell ice cream and cake at |
he church yard next Tuesday, July 5. |
rom 5 10 10 O'Clock, p. m. Everybody /
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MISS Mary Moody left Saturday to p
ttend the Teachers Normal at Knox d
lille, Tenn. Miss Moody is the efficient v
bird grade seacher in the Pnblic School G
f this city. She is ambitious and ex- a
resses a determination to qualify for e
york in any department. e
Mrs. Pearl Lickfold and daughter,
Iiss Kate, reached home a few days
90 from Cincinnati after a prolonged n
.bscense, They are guests of Mr.. and a
[rs. F. r. Lickfold and will remain k
ere through the summer. =
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Mr.. S. n. Powell, wife and little II
Fosdyce, Ark, have been in h,
renada for the past several days. sc
r. Powell was located here for about &,
lie year as the manager of the Des
ONES Life Insurance Co. and is "a 4.
ost successful life insurance solicitor. "
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Mrs. w. R. Rountree, accompanied
two children, of Philadelphia and o.
rs w. E. Callen accompanied by three Z
ildren of Birmingham are visiting at -,
e home of their parents Judge and =,
RS. A. T. Roane on Main street. ~
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Hon. Ed Combs, wife and two child A,
Carthage, III, We're recent guests of sp
r. and Mrs. S. Yorks and other rela- W
res in Grenada. Mrs. Yorks is a Sis it
of Mr.. Combs. Mr.. Combs is one
the leading lawyers of Carthage and sw
also and extensive planter. On Thurs OF
y of last week they enjoyed the hos OF
tality of MI. and Mrs. j. Henry Har- LIZ
!. Mrs. Harris is a niece of Mr.. Pr
'mbs. WI
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The Correro Cornet Band gave their w
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