The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-05-09

A child can't get strong and robust
while intestinal worms eat away its vi
tally. To give a child a chance to
grow, these parasites must be de-
stroyed and ex PEELED. WHITES
CREAM VERMItUGE is guaranteed
to removed the worms; it also puts the
vital organs in healthy. vigorous con-
dition. Csc per bottle; sold at End
Class Drug Store.
Among the many delegates to the
Woman's Missionary conference held in
Grenada this week was Mrs. W.T.. Ross
of Iuka, (nee Mollie Bolton of this
county, Mrs. Ross grew to woman
hood in the western portion of this
county, being the step-daughter of
VIM. Gates. She is a woman of exem-
plary character and her old friends
were indeed glad to see her.
We are still curing coughs (the hang
ing on kind) and colds with Semmes'
Palatable Ext. of Wine of Cod Liver
Oil. Money given back if it fails to
help you. End Glass Drug Store.
On Tuesday afternoon, while out
with some other ladies just beyond the
western city limits of Grenada, gather
ing ferns, Miss Olney Organ was bitten
just above the ankle by a large snake.
The snake was coiled when Miss Organ
saw it and but for the fact that she
stumbled and fell, it would not have
had the chance to bite her. The ladies
did not know whether the snake was a
RATHER or a moccasin. The bite began
to swell! rapidly and give Miss Organ
much pain, but medical aid was prompt
ly secured and Wednesday morning she
/, was doing nicely.
rs pound sack sugar, $1.25; No. 3 To-
matoes 10c; Salmon, 10c; No. 2 Toma.
toes. SC; Canned Corn, Sc: Corn Flakes.
: &c; Ev. Peaches, Sc; Ammonia at l0c
Macaroni, per pound, SC; Stove Pipe,
1Oc; Elbows, 10c; Prunes, per pound, &c,
= peaches, l0c; cheese, Zoe; Evaporatet
my hominy, 7c; Highest Patent Roya
Flour, none better, SIC per sack; Sell
Rising Flour, best, 88c per sack; Cream
meal, best, Csc.
At HALLAM'S.
y at looks like the sewing machin,
demand would be supplied some day.
So it does, but the demand for Singer
q is greater than ever, and M. S. Ellis
the popular salesman for Grenada. ha
found more help necessary and has en-
ployed me to carry on the work.
therefore take this method of inform
l. ing my friends and the public genei
7. ally that | have again engaged in tn
business in connection with him.
thank you for favors in the past and re
IL spectfully solicit a continuance of sam,
'e R. E. E. Jones.
a: Mrs. Leila Mullin Wynne of Me-
Hampshire, who has been visitin
her sister, Mrs. j. W. Griffis and oth'
r. relatives for several weeks, left c
re Monday morning, accompanied as f;
as Bowling Green, KY, by Mrs. Grl
ifs, where they will visit their sistel
Mrs. Blanche Mallory, and niece, Mi
Miss Mary Lawrence, ere she pursu'
Up her way homeward to the ''SwitZerlar
er of America"
Mrs. Wyne was always loved
Grenada; greatly admired for her mob
Sc traits of character, intellectual attai
nt ments and vast fund Of humor, whit
leei make her a delightful guest wherev
known. She was the recipient of mai
social functions while here and h
many friends were 10th to have h
leave. She gave a delightful accou
of her trip to Panama and the sigh
his seen in that wonderful ditch viii
ny, science, labor and money has enabl
It'll Uncle Sam to dig. All friends no
ad Mrs. Wyne will not allow years to pa
ere she comes again to visit her natl
state.