The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-09-29
THE SMOKE HOUSE TO OPEN
New Business Enterprise and What
1t Will Garry.

1t Will Garry.
1t is customary in this Southland
to give every stranger a glad hand
and to endeavor to make him feel
that while he may be among those
whom he knows nothing Of, yet he is
among those who have a general in
terest in all humanity and who are
ready to help him in every reason
able way in whatever undertaking
he may embark. This idea is thor
oughly imbedded in the life of Gre
of special mission TO say to all who
come within their gates, you are
welcome; We are glad to have you
In keeping with this sentiment The
Sentinel says in behalf of the town
and surrounding country to Mr.. A. II.
King, who is to be manager Of ''The
Smoke House." Grenada greets you
most cordially and hopes that your
business may be beneficial to the
community and that you will meet
with that of success you de-
serve.
"The Smoke House" sounds good.
1t takes one back to the good DAYS
when there were good country mans.
sausage, molasses and all other good
things to eat in the country home.
1t takes one back to the days when
paper sacks and short orders were
unheard of in filling the larder.
Mr.. King evidently has good bust
ness connections and brings to Gre
NADIA endorsements that commend
him to the best thought of the COM
munity. AS one of his best resti-
monials he states that he is a member
OF all bodies in Masonry, York and
Scottish rites. and is a Shriner. He
is a pleasant, agreeable gentleman
and has the faculty of readily making
: friends. Mr.. King asks the consider
alton Of the public of his enterprise
: and states that his business is in
every way clean and such as will COM
5 mend it to the most exacting. 1t is
his purpose to make The Smoke
House so popular that wives may feel
that their husbands are fortunate in
l having such a place TO spend a few
4 hours and that the son of the house
V hold is in safe hands when lingering
there.
The stock will be varied and will
fill a niche in Grenada's business in
situations that will be appreciated,
: Mr.. King believes. All the brands
of Manila, Havana, Porto Rican and
t domestic tobaccos and high-clas:
t cigars of the most popular brand.
will be carried. The best candies
including Fuerst & Kramer's, of New
Orleans, will be brought in fresl
daily. The reading public will b.
gratitied to know that all the leSdini
periodicals and magazines will b
i carried; indeed the public will hav,
in this regard what may be had il
o the big cities.
r. A beautiful soda fountain will b,
o one of the adornments of the front
where high-class drinks will be dis
IS pensed and quarters will be arranged
n for the lover and the loved to linge-
a where Cupid can have sway anC
d where d~elicatessen l~uncheonette cal
be served, but unfortunately due t
non-shipment, cannot be in operation
for at least 80 days.
In addition to the above 5 Bruins
Observation-Disclosures pocket billiarC
tables will be installed with a de
lightful rest room.
Mr.. King states that he expects t.
make his business in every way at
? tractive and inviting and that it i:
his purpose to meet the most exact
ing demands. and that it will afforc
him pleasure to meet the ladies wher
. The Smoke House is opened and tC
show them as well as all others ovel
what he believes is going to be the
handsomest and most attractive es.
! Establishment in Grenada. In fact he
insists, with becoming modesty, thai
-, it will be the finest of its kind ir
Mississippi.
The opening date will be an
nounced in the Sentinel of next
week, but Mr.. King hopes to make il
October Z. The Sentinel commend.
The Smoke House to the considera.
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