The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-09-12

HO'' ny NNSNA pow VI faot
week on business.
If you don't give her Bells"
you don't give her the best. End
Glass Drug Store,
w. J. Jennings, the very able and
efficient secretary of the A. & M. Col
lege, was in town Monday.
Will pay n reward of So for
the present address of j. A.
Eckford. Apply at this office.
W. E. Smith has moved his stock of
lewelry into the store occupied by the
Talbert Grocery Co. on Depot street.
Those having second hand school
books to trade, will please bring them
in before school opens.--W. F. Hallam.
The Cash Store, F. Shaw, pro-
prietor, offers a due bill for So in
trade and is giving coupons which
will be counted when the Senti-
mel Contest closes.
For the best prices on your cotton
and for your ~cottonseed, see j. M.
"'i'Niiioihy "iOoC III 10 III llt SdSl
Store.
| R. Pressgrove, A. T. McElwrath, S.
t S. Roane and J. T. Keeton returned
the early part of the week from a bust
ness trip to st. Louis.
L., Ladies' $40 Tailored Suit given
by Pressgrove's Annex in Senti-
nels prize contest and coupons
given with each cash purchase.
n Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Dubard and
their two daughters, Misses Roberta
and Ruth, are just back from a few
days spent on the coast.
We give accuracy, quick deliv.
cry and just what your prescrip-
ton calls for. Charges reason
able. End Class Drug Store.
s. Miss Flavia Nichols returned to her
home in Memphis the latter part of
last week, after spending some DAYS as
the guest of Miss Lena McElwrath.
s. Fine Umbrella, value So, given
by Talbert Co. in Sentinel's Prize
ID Contest. Ask for your coupons
Re when you trade there.
]. M. Windham promises to make
the Grenada ~cottonseed market hun
r, this fall and winter. See him. His of
IN flee will be in the store next to McCas.
Inns.
Someone will be awarded ;
!, beautiful hand painted vase OF
s. pitcher worth $40, by A. Weilei
& Co., when the Sentlnel's Prize
- Contest closes, Nov. s. Ask 70
fe coupons when you trade at thi:
re popular jewelry store.
B. S. Elliott, Government agent a
ie Holcomb, requests the Sentinel to an
es nounce that he is authorized by thu
IS Director of the Census to publish hi
% cotton reports for this county, and tina
he will do so Immediately after the
cd are received and tabulated at Washing
1r- ton.
r.. MIR. w. L. Handy and family reache
Grenada a few days g after an
months residence in Little Rock, Arb
es Mr.. Handy, like almost everyone els
i who ever had a home in Grenada
thinks there is no place like this an
&c states that he is back to stay.
f. A. Meaders & Co. offer
.., Especial inducement to the trad
sd in a $40 rocking chair or some
thing else of equal value, tn
tn. same to be given as n of tn
prizes in the Sentinel's Contes,
q. Ask for the free vote coupons.
NJ F. R. Lickfold and J.. S. Pressgro,
,o' are enjoying themselves in Chicago.
tie is probable that before their retui
IT. they will visit Canada, where Mr.. Licl
fold has relatives. During Mr.; Licl
folds absence R. d. Talbert and Mi
hat jewelry store.
the ]. H. Bryant was carried to a lac
ye son hospital Thursday of last week,
a.. a precarious condition. He was ope
ated on and is doing as we'll as could
Sa- expected, but his condition is seriou
lit John is a man of the strictest integri'
ISIS and much concern is felt over the ou
are come of his illness.
W.
Quarter dollars of 1923 are worth S
to $50; 1927, $50 to $75; 1857, S. Min
n, 81 to 50; half dollars of 1915, 81 rs
mr.; SO; 1888, o. Mint. $50 to $100. Flyil
OF Eagle dollars of 1888, $25 to $50; 185
nto Liberty seated, 500; 1858, Liberty sea
ed, $12; 1870 and 1873, S. Mint, S25
$75.-W. F. Hallam.
WI A Leather Suit Case is a We
our desirable thing for anybody, ar
M. The Leader is giving free vol
coupons on cash purchases, whic
h. will guarantee that somebody W
he get a suit case, worth $40. whe
~; the Sentinel's prize contest close
iii The healing demulcent qualities
,Foley's Honey and Tar Compound a