The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-02-27
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Rooms for rent-2O4 Cherry-st.
w. l.. Handy has good dry stove
wood all the time. Phone 1857. 6febtf
Ask
Mr.. Foster?
Mrs. B. E. Wolff of Tie Plant wishes
to rent a piano. Phone PAL r. 1t
Some cutting in prices going on at
the sale of the stock of The Talbert
Co.
Ask
MI. Foster.
Misses Addie and Meade Farrell left
Saturday for Canton, where they are
visiting friends and relatives.
necessities going at Soc on the dollar at
The Talbert Co.'s.
Hon. G. l.. Lomax of Greenwood and
j l.. Haley of Itta Bena were in town
on business Thursday of last week.
j. H. Brown was on the streets Mon
day for the first time in more than a
week. He has been laid up with a car
buncle.
Jas. Horton, who recently bot the
stock of The Talbert Co., is selling
same at SOC on the dollar.
Our 118 volt-6O Watt Mazda lights
burn 1900 hours; others burn from 800
to 1000 hours. w. F. Hallam. 27f-tf
Mrs. N. G. Pearsall of New Orleans
is a guest of relatives-Mrs w. F.
! Martin, Mrs. A. Horton and others in
Grenada.
For sale cheap, or will exchange for
good buggy. ruhber-tired surrey in per-
feet condition. Mrs. A. B. Collins,
Hardy, Miss. 20febtf
John Miner and wife, Misses Georgia
Harris and Lee Davanay auto'biled to
Holcomb, where they visited friends,
last Sunday.
Miss Erin McMechin of Memphis is
she is SO pleasantly remembered as one
of the high school teachers.
Mrs. P. S. Dudley has been confined
to her room for several days. This
lovely old lady is always an object of
much solicitude when she is the least
indisposed
Rice Pressgrove is off on his annual
spring trip to make purchases. This
time he will buy not only for the An
I Goods Co. as well.
The big bankrupt stock sale of the
! stock of The Talbert Co., Grenada, be.
gins Feb. 2S and lasts 80 days. This
stock was bought cheap and will be solo
at about SOC on the dollar.
Mesdames J. l.. Barnard and c. NJ
Brumfield, Miss Sarah Gwin and Mr.. E
A. Meaders Jr. went to Memphis OF
Monday afternoon to see Lucio Sal
Carlos Grand Opera Co.
DIR. T. j. Brown made a professions
trip to Memphis the latter part of las
week. He was accompanied by hi
daughter, Marybel, who remained owe
a few days with relatives
J. F. Crowley, cashier of the ban
of Philadelphia. was in Grenada tn
latter part of last week, on some bus
mess with the Grenada Bank. Mr.
Crowley is a polished gentleman as We
as a wide-awake business man.
When BILLIARDS. SNOW LIN
MENT is ruth bed in for rheumatic ache
: and pains, it reaches the spot quick
= and the relief is very gratifying. Pric
25c, soc and 81. 90 per bottle. Sold b
Second Class Drug Store.
Drs. j. c. FAINT and w. S. Leather
of University and Hon. j. S. Edens
u state senator from Marshall county
were in Grenada for a short while las
. Friday and while here favored this OF
I flee with al appreciated visit.
AT the Majestic March Il
81 Read The Adventures of Kath
Il lyn," in the Commercial Appea.
We will show the first picture
consisting Of 5000 it, March Il
We will furnish you the story t,
!! date if you have not read it
Prices s and IOc.
Chest pains and a dry. hacking coug
q should be treated with BALLARD
u HOREHOUND SYRUP taken intel
1 nally, and a HERRICK'S RED PEI
81 PER POROUS BLASTER applied t
! the chest. Buy the dollar size Hor,
4 hound Syrup; you get a Porous Plaste
; free with each bottle. Sold by Secon
I Class Drug Store
The photo-drama corresponding to tn
3 installments of The Adventures {
\ Kathlyn" may nov be seen at a nun
y Der of the leading moving picture thu
( aters. BY this unique arrangen.er
with the Selig Polyscope Company,
! is therefore possible not only to rea
: 1.-The Adventures of Kathlyn" in thi
paper, but also to keep pace with eac
installment of it at the moving pictul
I theaters. Com. Appeal, Feb. %.
The Adventures of K%athlyn" wi
! be shown at the Majestic, March l.
: three reels.
w. j. Jennings of the A. & NJ. Co