The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-03-17

Ask for Chero- Cola,

Miss Margaret Thomas. who ia filing
most acceptably a place in the Durant
p9nlic schools, spent the weekend
with her parents, Major B. F. Thomas
and wife. last week.
Take your clothing to the Spotles.
Dry, Cleaners, Depot Greet for the best
: work. '
The REVUE is the cigar for you.
Mrs J. C. Jones has lust returned
from q several days visit to her friend
Mrs. Brock at West.
Phone 1877 about a nice lunch.
Kuykendall's Indigestion Remedy
cures indigestion now.
Mrs: Anna D. Turnage has lust re.
turned from Greenwood where she was
the guest of Mrs. A. McKimbrouph and
Mrs. W. R. Bell.
Take yourself to the Dixie Cafe FIR
nice breakfast. dinner or supper.
cigar. 3.1O-tf
Miss Bird H~utchings of the College
Faculty spent Thursday in Green
wood.
ENGRAVED CARDs-Call and see
our samples.
Misses Walker Hughes and Hattie
Moody n Miss Spraggins of Grenada
College made an auto trip to Green
wood Sunday.
Phone 142 brings the best and most
pressing and dyeing clothing.
For the smoker who loves a mild Sc
tne 3-10-tf
FOR SALE-Of-grade cotton. seed
meal n "sweepings" for fertilizer.
Telephone Is.
$685. Union Seed & Fertilizer Co,
Mrs. George Shelby, of Shelby with
her two interesting children is a house
guest in the home of Miss Ida Coff-
man.
c. B. G. will cure Rheumatism.
Catarrh. and purify your blood.
Ladies skirts and suits a specialitv
ny the Spotless Dry Cleaners, phone i42.
1t will be of interest to the MANY
friends of Miss Mary Thomas to know
that she Il. teaching music in Holcomb.
has two classes u week.
Not too big but big enough for a
nickel. The Revue cigar.
DR.. F. S. Hill was married Thursday
evening at $3.50 to Mrs. Grace Shelton
M lfnuYnNfnn To~-
companied by his friend. Roland Jones,
DR.. j. w. Young was also present at
the wedding. A more extended notice
will appear next week.
a tailor.made suit Of clothes for SIS
at the Spotless Dry Cleaners.
John Pressgrove and Ray Perry,
students at Mississippi College, have
after spending several days at
home with their parents. These are
TWO OF Grenada's finest young men.
Spectacles properly fitted at Lickfold's $
Jewelry Store. lO-3O-tf /
One calls for another-The Revue Sc t
3-1O.tf I
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Cudd announce
the arrival of a 8 pound daughter on
March 18th. Mrs. Cudd is now with
her mother at Monroe, La. The Sem
tinel congratulates the mother and =
father and wishes the young lady all y
that is best in life. a
Ask your soda fountain man to fur
nish you Chero-Cola
The Sentinel ic requested by the
W ednesday Study Club to express its
to friends for courtesies extern
ed during the District Federation meet, a
especially for the use of chairs, cars a
and to the Grenada Bank for the use 3
the Directors room.
We split $3.50 by giving you a dime
:igar for a nickel. The Revue.
Donald Wright ran down from the h ;
University the latter part of last week Il
md remained over until Monday. NAL p
'om Lawrence came Sunday and return II
ID with Donald Monday night. Last
week was Exam" at the University
which gives the boys a little breathing
'pell afterward.
The doctor says take one after each al
neal. The Revue sc cigar.
Wanted-Spli Spokes delivered at
points between Grenada and Coffee
,ille, between Grenada and Duck Hill, /,
Grenada and Oakland. For ~
'pecifications and prices apply to K. W. ~
iornsby, Grenada, Miss. 2-25-4t ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders are the hap nj
" possessors of a 10 pound daughter
Who took up her abode with them a
days ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders
ire making their home in Jackson butt
or the present Mrs. Sanders and little,
are guests at the Ross home
It Tie Plant.
The best lunch, quickly served at the
Dixie Cafe, w. Britt, proprietor.
Mr.. J. Gore, the popular manager of
he Corner Drug Store. is being gener- Ia