The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-11-03

FARMER and good citizen Of Grenada
county. came in out of the wet in the
"Kant-Leek" tent by renewing his
subscription and including with his
payment an additional 25c for the
four magazines.
Mi. William Dubard, a Sentinel
subscriber for years and years wants
his paper continued until 1918. and
we thank him for his check.
Mr. Lamar Ross, of near Tie Plant.
wants his paper continued until 1918
and the remittance sem gets him in
the Honor Roll column.
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Mr.. j. T. Mason. Grenada. gets his
date line to read January /, 1918. by
his recent remittance.
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DIR. j. W. Sharp gave us two wheels
that turned his date line to a 1918
model and he wanted the Four Maya
zines and included a quarter. Thank
you, Doctor.
Mr.. A. ]. McCaslin is another good
business man who takes advantage
of u offer to extend subscriptions
now at tS1.00 per year. and renews.
His date line nowsreads January /,
1918. Mr.. Mac, we thank you.
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Mrs. Sallie Tyler, a good friend of
urs at Duck Hill, extends her sub
scription until February, 1918, which
is highly appreciated.
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Mrs. Geo. B. Shelby ordered a good
bunch of reading matter the other
day, she having included with her re-
newal to The Sentinel, a years sub
scriprion to "Woman's World" "Bet-
ter Farming" Home Life" and
"To-Day's."
Mr.. W. B. Rocks, one of our good
friends in the .Kincaid neighborhood,
extended his subscription a few days
ago in a personal call; both the call
and the renewal were most pleasant.
Mrs. P. E. Hall did not come down
herself, but she sent a remittance by
her daughter, Miss Mary, to extend
The Sentinel another year. She en-
joys reading The Sentinel, or she
would not continue paying out good
money for it.
Dr.. A. G. Hudson, Raines, Tenn.
says some nice things in his letter
enclosing his check for a renewal
Nice things always make US feel goot
and so does the coin, therefore h,
couldn't have pleased US better.
Mr.. w. E. Boushe. a former Gre
NADIA boy now living in Memphis
wants his subscription renewed an,
sends enough of the coin of the realn
to insure him a reserved seat in tn
"Kant-Leek" tent until January
1918. rolls around.
Mrs. Genie G. Wright, Soutl
street, City, gives US a perfectly goo'
check on a local bank for her re
ne%al.
Mrs. L. A. Smith. a good lady wh,
has been a friend to us for a numbe
of years, makes a personal call to re
new her subscription. Come when
! ever you feel like it for the call, Mrs
Smith; it won't be necessary for 70,
to call to renew, however, for anoth
err year.
Mrs. Allie c. Spears came in iron
the GrayspOrt neighborhood severa
days ago on her way to San Antonio
Tex, for an extended visit with he
daughter, who is living there, and sh'
wants The Sentinel to visit her reg
ularly and called to pay for a year
subscription. Your name is welcom'
on our books, Mrs. Spears, and w
hope it will remain for a number o
years to cOme.
Mr.. Vester Spears, of G~raysport
handed us a substantial remittance t.
cover his account with us the latte
part of last week, and The Sentine
will continue to visit him until hi
time is expired.
A. T. Liddell, a colored friend o
ours, Holcomb, wants to continu'
taking The Sentinel and brought u
a shining simoleon to extend his sub
scription another year.
DR.. w. P. Ferguson is another
medico for The Sentinel's honor roll
He is safe for another year.
Mrs. ]. G. Stuckey, of LePanto
Ark, a recent bride and a Grenad.
| girl, Miss Matte Heath, wants TIL,
Sentinel to go to her new home will
her and subscribes for a year.
DR.. w. H. Stokes, Mayfield, Ky.
sends his subscription line date sail
ing up to 1918 and he will also re
ceive those Big Four magazines fol-
twelve months.
Mr.. E. W. Hughes, Jackson, Tenn.
forwarded us one of his face-valut
| instruments of writing recently fol