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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-22
@itten6cra.

Sier hit iett oaS aorrnbhuden
on Scr 9agesoronuna; piele Tarmer
floger ichcd, tab cas- gu firth ob.
gebndte &orit oilrd oas piele Regerr
ipetfer Sdo6ne aelitten hot; tie
iirto hnber iett 6obei 1aiiegbe aus
auifloden I'M cs Dor meiterem Ser.
ber6en 5u id)iiten.
&ermon Sei6bninf lit iebt nrit
Dem 9reIden BON ateeiamen fertia.
Ser &lee mar bieies Sobr bel Den
Saumern MIR in geringcr G1tantitit
npranreen, lr,S mo Gin Meabreider
alpFgeitellt mar, 81 fnnuen Die Nod-
barn rnit fleirlen @aqerGobunaelt
llin ibren Samelt fir nGdftes Sriifl-
iabr oitsbreifen SIT %loiien.
Geo. Sefemoun lit Fpd)erfrellt
iiber bie Gnfirnft cines fleirrsn
Stanmbalters, iuo3li mir bcftcls
grat1ilieren.
- 6rib 3iinnlerIn non bier. irb
Sittsl Gailiel Sdaffner, bon Smers
pille, moftelt ont Spnntae einen gnb.
Ited1er rad, Charlotte, INN boieIbit
@iIbelm @itte I'll beiudHn!
S&a,Eert 0eppe irpie 6piien
Sdhpeiter, Sri. &iB5ie, bon @ob. ma
reu fiirRlidr hier mtf 8eilth 6ei ib'
rem Snfel, Gid,tcr 90. II. 9eppc.
Die 6rnltelt ser biciiaen
era1lg[. @eneinoe roll Goitor ShiiIS
pnren aln boriqen 9ieustag airi Ncnl
GirdAof Inn sic @rG6cr BON lin
fro,tt Slt reilligeft.
gapalbit gltSe lu1b @ottilt. bon
@erger, fmllen lCbte ISOLDE auf hcm
Seinpeg hier Olir6; iie 1pdren IN
sat. Sterfin9 gelpciclr, mo- iic fire
@ermanoten beiirft Batter.
Ser &iehb6uoler perfan0tc
am letten Montog cine Garlo6rnQ
8ieb, nd6 ct. 2ouis; cr be5nblte
.rcdrt quite Ereiie.
~ Sri. &pfa Seienloiui befaluo
fid leste ISOLDE aitF Ser arnnfcns
Iifte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-22

Nodpnitto9s beriormnelten iid] Sin.
Der, Gntcl uno Srelnt6e bes S,tbel-
pnures III Neren So1tie 5u elmer lido.
llen 6eier. Die Iieber .9rautleute~
mlr0en Oltr9 @eibenfe uno Slid.
miiii6c bon allen Seiten erfrert.
Nanf1or lul@ freubig erSdblten Sic
Der @cicllidaft bon BEN olten Sci.
ten, BON Ser pgriinen SodSeit" mo
MIC lid, lett gaes TO berdlpoert bat.
N~aeroinHsl in einem bal6en Sobrs
blIll0crt fam iid 8ieles dnbern.
@ir miimid}e1t Dem SltbeIpaar Slid
ialS @cinl,Sfeit fir ibren 2ehens-
ohcr6.
g(n1 lestep Mittmod nerlieB
6roli Snpbie @ppler ibrelt biSberi.
gen @obniib unb 5og rod Sermotut
@ir miiuider ibr uno ibrer Sohter
alleS @lte; moge ibrten eilte fr0b.
lidfa 3cit in Slid limo Srieoen be-
fd;rocf icin.
Mln poriger Sonntog mur0c
I'M &farrballs an Sig Berger 6os
9ohterIein BON Serrn Carl Sberg
gctalit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-22
Scn.

&eaett Idttcn mir ffliit Bier,
Dor ter SntS. ocfnm npfobt, cs
Niirite MN in nddftcr 3eit md,
,uiaScr ettrnS ~obtnodilclt.
Ole @eiolro llctamta mchte
lebtell Sonntnn tei @rn. ahrin1
itattFoirS, mar ic6r sablrcif beatd1t.
nr6 ane aptpci erHen rtterbietten
.iidl portmifIiG.
Gran @orncr, meId,c ihr Seim
lei iflrer Sd1rcItar, 1ran Ssohr.
Iroclfer, oitiacidIogcu tot, lieQt
SIR 2rit errftlid frorf Sarnicoer
mir miitrSd N Snher rnid,c @eiicrlr1
SRI gotAie 9ithrinM ipelde
rtehrcre @cgfclt bei ibren Nnneho,
riaen rgrfcbte, reiitc an lctten
Sotuttaa mieNcr r,h ct. 9ouiS.
Gas fteinr G6hrfen ron SSohn
arenter nrh @ottin licQt ~gelsr1pGr.
tin frnnf fnrnieher; mir nonerr ia.
I,6rdy boffclt tns es nidlt crrirIit 1T
@,rNt. Stcffsr bcfnt6 iids an
Iebtcn Snmstaq, bciipdTSipet'c, IN
StucnShiQc.
Trnn @ltt. Morris. Sr.. nnb
bcrcn Sftpicoertcdltcr Srau @iaie
Worris. rom Stuelpsni1e. iuorelp oin
Icbtat Gonntrn al @nit Eel ser
5amilinn BON @an. II. gSan. Shelton
9ci Com Sce9oS oo6 pS ON
rorincn Mortoa elm arobes gepicI.
.SfIlen. mpldpsl tpn bier niis 1rrhf'
reid bciidt mar. iGmmtlid'c 9hfil,
nebnler rerIcbtnt frrfIidp Stlnrncl,
Sic .3ea Mollcr MiG.. iro(4'e
fih inter Ser 9eitrnp ron Z. g.
@otEalpS & Sphm heiin6et, licfcrt
iset aitsGc3cihrates Mehl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-22
@auSa.

@ir bottctt bier in Der Nadt pom
letteit 6reitog, iotrie a1tdg ON Cams,
tog, eilcn icbr prttelr Hegen.
Srou Sobn Gidnppler beiarO
itf ON Iebtcn Spnntoa aui @eiitd)
bei ibrer Sod)ter, 6rau 8, s,
SdNnibt.
&enrn NiennIo lit iett fIeiba
ar ser Nrbeit beim llmfoii leilreS
@obnbouieS.
@eorg lluS @aIter @liSbentctl
ier, bon bier, ipo6llten cen &arbitfcit.
[idlfeiten in @lolt6 bel.
Sre6 Shroeoer. bon Sflabu.
ma. tefirbet iid sur 3eit bier mi
9eiirh bei @erranSten larb Srcitt'
cen, io&pie and 5itr @eiidtigltld iei.
ner aItetr Seinlotb; no iett Srcb.
Rittarbfid) ,robnt.
Ger S'tord hat lrnierer Nadr
80. and mie6er eincn @ciud ob8c.
1tattet ur6 Bel bieier 8~eleaenbeit
I'M Saim nor Scnrp Gch mo Sat
tin eiller It%rannen, fleinert Sittgen
bi~rEerloiielt. Sir aratulirer.
Nina. &enQiteuber9 mo 1allti.
lie bciud,tcm Sirier SoDe oic S'aGc
gouutp Soir, in CHM.
e
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-22
Stpfpc.

Die &ornernte lit bier I'M bpilert
@alrge;; nadltc ISOLDE miro bier NIT
6an @ei6eniaen ougefargeu.
@rpbmlitter Bod nnb Sralt
@ff. Sopte babetr ii6 poriae @od,e
itad] ct. 2ouis beeeben, 5lMm 8eiud
ibrer bortigen @erhpanotcn. SRI.
2oniie SiIaelftoebler bat iidl oleidpr
fals nod ct. 2nltiS begcben irn6
miro fiir Idnaerc 3eit ooieI6it hlei.'
ben.
GboS. 9%ron6borit, bon 8eo
@irb, hefono iid mebrere Gage Ser
torioel ISOLDE bier fei icircn Scr
mGt6tcu ailf 8eiuh. Nud} Seurp
Bod, bon CT. 2ouis, beitd1te ieiren
8rlloer babier.
Sebt, nnd,oem 6ie Gdnpolben ms
berIaiielr frnhell, 1T @epotter Storh
bier eillpefebrt nno bat III ben So
milien bon gEfreb graenicr niib
Scrnloit Grflirla, icber einelp flci-
ileir, ~itrarnmen Srilgen biltterlaiien.
@ir grntnIierer llliD bpfien SoB
ole beiben lleilel slnfommIiliae be,
fteltS aebcibelr ml6gen.
Glbas. 6ronmn, Der 5elegra-
tbift BON Morriion, peldcr ieine 9
8od)er Gerieii nit ieirtcr SanniGie
Sn6ier bel ieinem &crtumlSten per-
Iebte, fat iid) lettell Samstag ipiee
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-22
@urriIOn.

Sir boren nit Srrgnii0elL Saf'
GGamois, iotpie oitdJ Morriion, in
Surgeon cine 3citung tobplr mer6cn.
9hacSpr @rof il nlpb Gtns. Gglcp,
bon Sermann, iin6 bia %ltnterne9nrer
@s mGre iefr 81 tuiiaiidclt, bnf Sns
8latt bcim Gll6lifllm cine fr1itiGe
llnteritiitullq finoet, inSan 6niielbe
fir beibc St6Stc eillclt Sortidritt
bebeutet.
Ghas. 8romm fat. nod spei.
mGdlentliden Gerien, ieiite arbstt
fir sc Mo. Gac. 9abn tDieSer mlFge
tlotnmen.
G6as @glep, ron SernailL
mar AM 9omprStoq bier mo cre
tfeiIte 8iolininterridt.
8irgil Rehcfer mar am lettell
3onnrrstag in Sermaitn, I'M Der
Sofseit bon @eslep @ebcrdnltb
uro SRI. ella @oefau bei5utpobnen.
Sris s. &nnre ttnfte lette
ISOLDE eiftet fursen abitefer noh
&cnnann, in Observation-Disclosures
ten.
Srl. 9(neIio aeinSer rcifte nm
porigen 8pnnerstag mad SetierSon
gitb, Sitrip 8eiild).
Slra5 Sfinner, BON @ascopaoe
mar om letten gomstng bier IN
@eif1ften.
Or. Iidhoif, bon Gbomois. be.
fnnb iidl. gcifditebalber, ON porigen
9onnerstna bier.
Or. @orfmafi, bon Botsonm,
mar onn letter Samstog bier IN
@eSfdFMSaden; or foqte er fperoe
ner1sfsn icScn Sanstog eincn ab-
itef.ar srads Morriicu Sii ntad,en.
Srait 6. &. 9ope mar nn let.
fen SanstaG in @eifaftsNafeL IN.
@hntnois.
Better 3ieherhutl, tpetd,er
bisber bel ser M. 6. @etreinoe III
Serntann iinS Morriion tb1tig apor,
VII ndh Moiint Sermon, Mo. rerleBt
iporoet; CT lat am hariefn Sonfrtag
jeine Mbihiebspreotat aeh0lten.
Der jiinge 2elan6 &eopfer fpir
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-22
9rnfc,

Sri, Siuie Morrc lit Safeint
oln9efcmlren ltit einiGs Gaze III psr-
n@ilen.
Scrmon Sflcttaq bat birieS
cSabr a~ilsga8ejda1cte @iiriide,
Gin @eironn Gicrbc nor ei-
m9n @u1aO, in ipcldcm 6rarf
.GdAllte lab. iuiirNc idrelt ull6 rant
te Nnton; 6ra,tf, ipelfpr illcl 5ltge
ridtct murhe, ioipb gufra6mc itiro
Silie in ser @obfumg uois Casper
SdpsSer.
gaItor gbaS. :. Mosllcr, mel.
DIR Ger aonfererB in @orreirtoit,
NO. beigepobnt bntte, fam hterbfr
ann gqiltd ieiner aablreidelp Nr:ilii.
sc, mlrrc cter leiher fItr5 ned 1el'
nar Gnfiulft Sdtrh cine Gepefdle fute.
Ser mad, ieitp2r &eimntf, i'm Gloolil'
ir3tpn. Sns., eertrfen.
Srou Seitrp 3oerId, fpelde
iait ii6er iad)s @oriatet OF etiter NJ
grBiinSpna ur6 GiteritlY befinolt-
der 9iepc, iebr ernitlid) froit oar
nieScrIag, unteraog iidJ sur &ettitl9
fbres 2eben8 eiitcr Sperottpn, mel.
dr. oiefer 8G9e 6ur6 Goftor g 9atF
rter, BON &erinornp ltlpb 3r. Watt.
foff, BON Sem Sarerl, bSdSf erfolg-
reid, aiisgeiiibrt ipnrre. Sle gnlt3e
red,te Niere, reld3e ourf oie Sperat
tion entiernt mrree, mar bon oop.
peIt nounaler @roBe nr0 beltailo
MIR nod, aus elmer Maiie erfrartter
@apebe uip6 Otter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-22

Senrp @olScder nnn @ottin. Ole
8%eerAtguug iono itatt oin m1d,itcn
So8e. ouf Dem @otts$afer ser
3ionSaenpinbe; Eoftor S. @rcittcr
leitete ole 2eidenfeier.
Scnrp Sberg nrb S6eohor
&llllmeper mobhltet Der Sonntaas.
ifuleaoniereis bel, mpIde am is.
lilto II. .. M. IN &ernnitn abgcboI-
ten niin6e.
Die Irheiten an Dem bieiigeli
@anflebSipoc id)reiten INTER ser Sci.
BON G'briit, Gemper riiitig Dor.
an.
Sri. SuISo SdnciSer, ron
ct. 2ouis, befon6 iidl Nieier Sndr
nltf 9riirft bel ihren Gltcrn.
@fl6clm Rebntert iieI iii ser
porigen 8odr DON eiiem sfpfeitmnt
lut6 mnlBtc iuiolRe 6ciictt mebmre
8oac baS @att bitten; ct lit nltd
lett nod iuti6big 8itr glrbeit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-22

reil Iette, @odle in Siefer @euenb.
bein Sleeoreiden unS. pie uns nit.
getbeilt tulrbe, bot ser Slice aud,
5iennlid gut olls9egeben.
Sri. ellie 6Iuetids hat it'd,
lcbte ISOLDE, fir Tdnseren gnfent-
bali, nod Ct. 2ouis begeben.
Die g. g. Clubs BON Smiss
1ino ron Ser 6irit Greet botten an
Iesteii Sonntaa bier elm @ettipiel
in neld|en Die "8opS. bon Spiss
iieaten. Gas Teirltat mar t6 al
7, al @uniten bon Spiss.
60 ,pie mir bcreil, bat Scr g.
9. Glib bon Giraffe alldr Die grb.
iiht hierber III fommcn, INN fifl
nit ltniern r@opS" 81 meiien; nl,nl
ole ioIlen rltr nal fommen.
Sid. SI,petih bailt geaemp1r.
tia elm lleites 8obnbnus fir feline
Siibner. unb Otto SIucti6 lit Ser
@oumeifter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-22
.0er nod ieillelM Soften beacbcn.

Der lludl 1~etltef!t Eo1tcll begcben.
Starh 6abier am lesten Conn
tog, @robmiitter &uid)el irnd5 lall-
gem &rallfenIoger, iait bollclt 9lltcr
tom 60 Sdbren. GaS @c1rG6nib
iall0 an letter 8ienstog ullter arob
er Netbeilialirrl ftatt; &err 3oitor
3enidle Ieitctc Die 9rorerieier. 9ie
Geritorbeue binterI6Bt 3 Sobm
Sranf, 2pitiS liiib Sobn, ippie bier
SodJtcr, 6rait :. 8. Slid. 6roit z.
9. 5iap, Srou &enrp Sobrs, unN
Sri. @ortba. MoGe tic nj 6rieNeu
rl6en,
9ie Sdule I'M &oppc Gfitrift
be0innt airl il6dften Montag, Sen
25. ScptAnher; Sri. GnttprL bpll
Retp Sooert, miro ols 2ebrerill nm.
g%iercll.
Die Oelltide SduIc, inter Gel,
tnlt1 bon Gaitor 3euid}le, miro an
Montao ben .. Ofto6er ihren Glr;.
lang ncbmen. Sett bcibts mieber
ser iiibelt 9lunnlelei Ballet iagen
ltipo fleibia Icrtelt; JOINT bats &c,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-22

Se onl Iebten Somttoa bon ieincn
SrennSon nit elmer sIbenoaeSeafdpaft
beehrt.
Ste Meiiae fot6oIiide @emeir.
'ee oerarDbert aeasntpGrtia ibr q dut.
gebditSe b1lrd eineit biibidcm gn.
balt.
9ie griidennrbeiter ser Mo.
Vac. Balm. inter 9eituna BON @fn.
g%eacnunn, benoben iidl oln Iebten
So11itog nod befu GuInert u~nacf1hr
3 WeiIeu oitlid hon ABORTION, mel.
der hurd Ben Rc9arihfrm aitsae.
maiden mar,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-22

anIabItd ser Miliouri Staats.
Goir iperbem mir bonn 20; Septeri.
Der biz ann 5. Sftober, inflriipe,
Wunofo6n.aartep rab Geoalia, DO.
III Dem dnberit berdbgeiesten Breis
BON 1925 berfanfen, @tltig fiir
Sic MiifSobrt bis gum 9. OCTOBER,
%. g. aramer,
agt. Mo. g. q q
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-22
sia seraer.

gInl Mitnuod) ocin 70, Scptem
Der feiertcu @err s.. bon. 9ebrcn
ilno 6eiieuy Satin NaS i%elteiEc 6dit
Der golNcllct NodBeit. I'm , llhr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-22
StpisS.

Sdmmtli6e 5arn1er I'm oieier
Nodlhoridaft iinb iest fleiBig beim
aorlto6baden.
&1tiiet &obIe urb Mesger ma
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-22

SIR Ser0ndGuneen 1T 5efens eeiurst.
@ettrcnnen fir Settle M6nner. @cttrennen fir glaare GRanner.
eadfaufen, Sanger enes seibmierten Sbnpetns, unb uiefe auoere
llnterbahnneen, gu 5ahlrelh UNI a~neefabrt gu peroeu.
Spe5ials8retfe fir GARNER.
erpBc &retie BON ben @eibdhsleuen uun Setmanu.
Gintritt Srci. Dies pirb Der bette Gag bes aansen 9ahres auf
benz 5atrpiae.
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8ab.

2etten 6reitng Mtor9err itarb
rladl I6nDcrcn1 2etoen &einrif, Gbco,
COR, 6as ~11ai1brige SDbnfen bon
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-04-07
BE-. MOORE, DRUGGIST,
Has One of the PrettieSt and Most
Convenient Drug Stores and
Soda Fountains in Grenada.

AS our country grows older and all
ments and diseases become more pre-
valent, greater attention is paid to
pharmaceutical excellence. Grenada's
dependable drug enterprise is an in
stitution hat has gained a high stand
ard of excellence and perfection in
pharmacy, is that of B. E. Moore.
This store takes front rank in all that
pertains TO purity and accuracy in
drugs.
The stock carried is singularly COM
plete in every detail and is of ahigh or
der, consisting of drugs, medicines,
proprietary goods, toilet articles, drug
gists' sundries, ETC., all of which are
sold at prices that defy competition.
1t is time we'll spent to pay this store
a visit and note the convenient way
everything is arranged, as it is not all
towns the size of Grenada that can
boast of an up-to-date drug store of
this character. The Sentinel wishes to
especially call attention to the show
cases installed here, they were designed
by and manufactured for Mr.. Moore.
The writer of this article has visited
many drug stores but has never seen
show cases as convenient as are used
IN this store.
The soda fountain is an important
part of this business. Mr.. Moore has
without doubt one of the most attrac-
tive fountains in northern Mississippi
and the good service rendered,
makes this an ideal place to get a cool,
! refreshing drink, or ice cream.
Mr.. Moore is assisted in this business
by Mr.. j. W. Hill, who is a Doctor of
Pharmacy and a Thoroughly experienced
druggist. Whether you have Mr..
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-04-07

inexperienced help, and as a conse-
quence the work turned out was not
satisfactory. But about two months
ago Mr.. Walker Ingraham, of Pensa-
cola, Florida, purchased this business
and has added six new machines and
has equipped it with as ~up-to-date ma
chinery as is made use of in the large
city laundry. The work he is turning
out is not excelled by any other laun-
dry. 1t has cost Mr.. Ingraham a large
amount of money to equip this laundry
with up-to-date machinery, but he says
that Grenada is large enough to support
a modernly equipped laundry and if the
people will give him their full support
he will render them a service that is
unsurpassed.
The laundry business is by no means
new to Mr.. Ingraham, he mas had
many years practical experience in this
work and success has crowned his
efforts. He built the Star Laundry in
Pensacola. At first he started in a
small way working only eight people,
but it was only a short time until it
took thirty people to take are of the
business. This business grew into
such large porpotions and vas such a
profitable one that many of the
laundrymen of the country wanted to
purchase it. He was offered a tempt
ing price for the plant there and
sold it. He then concluded he would
try the saw mill business, but this
was not to his liking; he returned
! to his first love by purchasing The
Model Steam Laundry.
The Sentinel wishes to impress upon
it's readers the Importance of patroniz
ing the Model Laundry. Mr.. Ingraham
has invested large amount of capital in
this enterprise and is in a position to
turn out as good work and as cheap as
the laundries in the larger cities and
when you patronize a deserving home
enterprise of this character, you
are helping to boost your home town.
If you have not tried this laundry since
the new management took charge,
send them your bundle and note the
good work they do.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-04-07
Money Making for Church Societies.

AN easy way of earning money for
the aid society is to get someone in the
church to take a quantity of amateur
photographs of the houses of some of
the prominent members, and their
grounds; also groups of children. the
minister, and special features of the
town, the park, the hall, the church.
etc. These are to be well mounted on
gray cardboard and shown from house
to house by members of a special COM
mittee, who will take orders for them
and deliver the finished pictures" SAYS
Woman's Home Companion for April.
Still another easy way of raising
money for the aid society is the Penny
Party. Charge an admission of two or
three pennies to the church parlors and
have small tables with trifes to sell;
, cakes of soap, wash-clothes, tiny PIN
cushions, ~iron-holders, busters, little
dolls, toys of all kinds and small por-
tions of candy: charge five pennies or
ten pennies for each article. Have a
table with large cakes cut in slices and
small individual cakes, and serve tea
with these, for so many pennies a cup.
This idea can be carried out to any ex-
tent by having quantities of things
which are more Or less novelties to sell
and various kinds of refreshments, but
all charges should be made in pennies
only, thereby strictly keeping to the
plan."
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-04-07

front. Again, if the coat is cut double
breasted or folded over in the front.
the lines in the skirt must meet these
lines precisely, for the effect to be OBJ
tanned is really a princesse or one-piece
suit.
''The mannish tailored suit for morn
ing and general everyday wear will be
more in vogue than ever. Of course.
this type of suit is never trimmed, but
this spring a great variety of forms of
diagonal seams will be used which give
clever trimming suggestions. The
skirts will continue to be narrow and
short many will escape the ground
from three to five inches. The regula-
ton coat-sleeve is used in these suits,
though for the dressier tailor-mades
the sleeve will often be cut in one with
the body of the coat
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raised from twenty-five to thirty-five
thousand dollars.
Since the day this bank opened its
doors the business enjoyed has been
entirely satisfactory to it's officers and
directors, in fact its success has by far
exceeded expectations. Each year
the business done has been increased,
which fact goes to show that the citi-
zens eff this section have confidence in
the management of this bank and the
conservative way in which it's affairs
are handled.
The Bank of Commerce is located on
the east side of the square, where they
have a well equipped banking house
and every modern convenience is made
use of which enables the management
to promptly AID efficiently take care of
the large patronage enjoyed.
Four per cent is paid on time de-
posits. Many people take advantage
of this, in fact this department is be-
coming very popular, as it offers the
people an opportunity to take care of
their surplus money and at the same
time let it draw interest.
1t is the policy of this bank to render
it's patrons every assistance possible
and at all times work in their interest
and the Sentinel suggests to those who
are not already patrons of this institu-
ton that it will be time well spent to
become acquainted with this banks
methods of doing business and the SUI
perior service that it is in position tc
render.
! The officers of the bank are: VIM.
C. Mclean, president; J.. H. Ambrose,
vice president, and o. L. K%imbrough,
cashier.
As is we'll known the president, Hon.
VIM. C. Mclean, is one of the most
prominent members of the legal pro.
fession in Mississippi and he has legions
of admirers that think he is one of the
best equipped lawyers in the state for
a place on the supreme bench of Mis-
sissippi. Aside from his great legaI
attachments, he is d successful business
man. He has large property interests
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GROCERY CO..
list Remarkable Growth is Shown
Nv this Wholesale Grocery Com.
pany in Last Few Years.

with a view to faithfully portraying
| nresent development of Grenada,
A in order to fully set forth the re-
,rces with which the most thriving
4 between Jackson and Memphis is
equipped, together with the
l. Inducements which the town is en-
led to hold out as a substantial bid
| the trade and patronage of the
%,ntrv. the Sentinel may be permitted
(call attention to the character and
cnitude of the Grenada Grocery Co.,
Iolesale dealers.
This concern was Incorporated under
] state laws in 1907 with an author
h capital stock of $50, 0OO. 90, and
ice its Incorporation the business en-
he'd has by far exceeded the expecta'
ms of it's officers. To give Sentine
kders an idea of the rapid growth
Ii this enterprise is enjoying cannot
| told in fewer words than to say thai
! business this year is from forty t.
ky per cent greater than the bushes.
t YEA and the increase in last year,
|%siness was about as great over the
eceding year as the increase THU
bar over last. Thus it a be seel
al the Grenada Grocery Co., the only
BY wholesale grocery concern in Gre
da, is enjoying a rapid and substan
! growth.
This house is located close to the l
and Y. & M. V. tracks, which en-
lies them to load and unload at a yer,
Sall expense. The building occupies
a large brick structure 50x150. 1t i
thout doubt the finest and best equip
building of its kind in north Mis-
sippi, and no expense has BEEF
bred to equip it with a view to hand
p the stock as economically and rap
as possible, and as a result
their up-to-date arrangement the.
situated to handle all order
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OF INTEREST TO FARMERS.

According to information furnished
by the U. S. Department of Commerce
andLabor, "a, 1856, 800 gallons of cotton
seed oil were produced in Mississippi in
1909. This was worth approximately
1884, 500. This is a considerable sum
of money and the market which de-
mands this product is an important one
to the people of the state.
This fact has led men who wish TO
see oleomargarine take the place of
butter to make it appear that the man.
facture of oleomargerine furnishes one
of the greatest, if not the greatest
reason for this market demand. But
such is not the case. In fact, the value
of the cottonseed oil used in the manu-
facture of this product is so small in
comparison that it is not worthy of the
least consideration, especially when the
value of the dairy products of the state
are considered.
We do not have the statistics for
1909, but in 1908 the value of the cot
tonseed oil used in the manufacture of
olsomargerine in this country was
$499, ass AZ. The value of all the cot
tonseed oil produced in 1909 was ap-
proximately 500, 331, 400. This means
that less than n per cent of the cot
tonseed oil sold was used in making
oleomargerine.
According to the Department report,
Mississippi produced about Is per cent
of all the cottonseed oil produced in
1909. Using this figure for 1908 and
we find that the value of the cotton.
seed oil used in oleonargarine returned
to the cotton farmers of Mississippi the
comparatively small amount of $74,-
91S.67.
According to figures compiled by the
! U. S. Department of Agriculture, the