The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-08-26

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A fresh supply of Landreth's Turnip
Seed for sale at Hughes Drug Store;
The Rexall Store.
Our job department is complete. We
a make your catalogues or ANYTHING
else in that line.
Moud CITY Paints may cost a triAe
more; but!
12-9-09 SGT. Doak Hardware Co
Mr.. and Mrs. Cas-. Heath spent Sun
dav in Memphis where they went to
visit their son., Herman, who is a stu
dent at Nelson's Business College.
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In making some necessary changes
We have been disturbed in our work but
will try to render our customers better
service.
8 IL 10 If. Briarfeld Dairy.
Three elegant, good looking and well
behaved little gentlemen in the persons
OF Masters Sam, holland and Edwin
Thomas of Memphis have been in Gre
NADIA several days the guests.of Mr.. e.
L. larry. These boys are grandsons of
Gov. Melville and nephews.of the late
Judge S. S. Calhoon of the Mississippi
supreme court and from their manly
and buoyant faces, it would appear not
to be expecting too much to prophecy
some distinction for them.
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New crop turnip seed in bulk,
seven varieties. CSC per ID.
7-I5-Io.tf end Class Drug Store
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That handsome gentleman and royal
hearted citizen, r. E. Perry of " i'll
iamsvslle, was in Grenada the early
part of the week. He was looking ex-
ceedingly pleasing and appeared to have
something on his mind that gave him
unusual pleasuse. Confidentially, if
Ed has said anything to any lady the
writer has not heard of it but we un-
hesitatingly recommend him to any
pretty girl, good looking widow or ugly
old maid, who may have her ears open
to Cupid's whispers.
"Thelma" perfume is still in the lead.
If you have not tried it you have missed
an opportunity of trying the best per-
fume of the day. Only so cents an
ounce at Hughes Drug Store.
The Rexall Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Perry and children
returned Sunday from . several days
stay at Allison's Wells.
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Drop in and swap a lie while ceoling
yourself before the fan. End Glass Drug
Store. z 27 10. if:
To avoid crowding l will sell Rhode
Island Reds at a bargain. Apply to J..
c. Evans, Elliott, Miss. S51Otf.
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Ladies. we have just received direct
from Paris, France, a large shipment
of PURE OLIVE OIL. Let us supply
GU with a bottle.
Hughes Drug Store.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn T. Guy, of Gre
NADIA, have been the guests of friends
at Belen this week. Marks Review.
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Miss Logs Evans is visiting her home
near Grenada. Marks Review.
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statesmen WANTED to look after
our interest in Grenada and adjacent
counties. Salary or Commission Ad-
dress The Victor Oil Company,
3 70 III 1t. Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. DuBard and
their two daughters, Misses Roberta
and Ruth, left Monday for a fortnight's
visit to Granger and other points in
Texas. MI. DuBard has a sister at
Waco.
DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Sharp left
Thursday for Gulfport where they
will stay through the remainder of
the heated term.
MI. A. G. Roane and family left
Thursday to spend some time on the
Mississippi coast.
Rev. T. w. Lewis was in Grenada
Thursday. Nh. Lewis and wife are
spending some time at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. M. G. DuBard B,ew|
Springs,
Miss Dot Berry is visiting in Memphis
this week.
Miss Helen Adams Of Columbus is
visiting Mrs. E.A. Mcclure.
Miss Willie McCaslin, the capable and
accommodating saleslady at McCas-
Inns, is enjoying a well earned vacation
in Chicago.