The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-11-03
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Served Occasionally to Sentinel Subscribers and Those That Read
Their Neighbors Paper.

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visits and sends remittance to extend
his subscription thru 1917.
Judge G. A. Mclean, of Winona,
m forward with a remittance for
his subscription. Many thanks.
Mrs. S. F. Bridgers, Cascilla, is
another Sentinel admirer. She pays
her subscription until February 1918.
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Mr.. Jno. P. Jones breaks into these
columns with a remittance which ex-
tends his subscription to February,
1918. He knows a good thing when
he e it.
Mr.. W. E. Penn pays his subscrip-
ton until August, 1917. He is a new
subscriber; n among many.
Mr.. C. C. Bell favors us with a re-
mittance and breaks into the Honor
Roll column.
MI. ]. w. Willis pays his subscrip-
ton until in March, 1918. We thank
Mr.. Willis for his timely remittance.
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Mr.. James Cuff, ST., one of Grena-
da's most progressive merchants, and
good citizen, comes forward with a
timely remittance for $500 to x
tend his subscription until November,
1918. Thanks. Mr.. Cuff.
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Miss M. E. Gillespie. from far off
Nebraska. sends in a remittance,
which is highly appreciated.
Mrs. S. E. Chamberlain, Embry,
Miss, extended her date line until
far in 1917, and included a two-bit
piece for the Big Four-M Magazine Of
fer.
Nh. B. c. Adams is one of the
many Grenada business men are TAX
ing advantage of our offer to renew
for $1.00 prior to January /. 1917,
and he pays his subscription until
April, 1918.
Mr.. W. B. Hoffa has his date line
changed to 1918 and adds a twenty
five zen piece for "Woman's World"
Better Farming" "Home Life" and
"To-Day's."
Mr.. Chester Brown writes from up
at Asheville, N. c., that he could not
do without The Sentinel and extends
lis subscription to July, 1918.
Thanks.
Mr.. J. l.. Scott orders the Big
Four magazines along with his re-
newal the other day. By the way,
his date line was changed so as to
read Aug, 1918. Thank you.
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DR.. J. R. Countiss is now an Aug
ust, 1918 occupant Of the Kant
Leak" position with many other Sen
'tinel subscribers. His remittance
was highly appreciated.
Mr.. H. J. Ray, the accommodating
cashier of the Grenada Trust & Bank
ing Co., pays his subscription to JAN
uary /, 1919. A good stroke OF
business judgment, Mr.. Ray, and we
thank you.
Mrs. M. l.. House, the most eff.
ficient and accommodating book-keepei
at McCaslin's Emporium, extends her
subscription until September, 1917,
Same was highly appreciated.
Mr.. j. w. Keller, City, who repre-
sents the Snowdrift Lard people in
Grenada. is among the new members
of The Sentinel's honor roll. He will
have lots of good reading matter un-
til October, 1917, for he included 25c
for the Big Four magazines. Wei
come to u list, Mr.. Keller.
Mr.. R. Daley, one of the county's
most Progressive planters and mer-
chants, whose postoffice is Torrance,
gets in out of the rain by extending
his subscription until November next.
Mrs. S. S. Bell has her subscrip-
ton extended to next November,
which we appreciate. She knows
good reading matter and wants the
Big Four magazines also.
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Mr.. J. G. Hovis, r. F. D., Grenada,
was a most pleasant visitor at our
Office last week, and before leaving
gave us $1.25 for The Sentinel and
the four magazines. Mr.. Hovis is a
new subscriber, and we hope he will
see fit to continue taking The Sen
tinel at the expiration of his present
year.
DR.. j. f. Fedric, Grenada, did not
take advantage of the Big Four offer,
but he did want Club Offer No. 5,
and extended his subscription until
January, 1918.
Mrs. A. E. Mitchell, City, who has
long been a Sentinel subscriber ex-
tended her substitution another year,
for which we thank her and hope she
will live to renew for another twenty