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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-12-07
PELLACRA LOSING ITS
TERRORS ALL THROUGH
THE SOUTH
Disease Now Better Understood and
Dependable Specific al Lat Is
Found.

BY the time Pellagra had become
known as a separate disease. and one
involving the sufferer in a new form
Of circulating agony, it had become
so widespread and deeply intrenched
that it seemed at one time almost i'm.
possible to eradicate it.
Since the introduction of suffer.
RO-SOL, the remarkable natural min.
eral remedy for this terrible disease
The disease has not only been checked
but it has noticeably decreased and
health and full recovery has beer
brought to hundreds of Pellagra suf.
ferers.
Mr.. W. H. Cutler Of LOG South
goth ST., Birmingham, Ala, adds q
glad voice of praise to hundreds OF
others. He writes
II had a bad case Of Pellagra ant
suffered iRdescribably. ! was badly
broken out broken out and my how.
els we're beyond control and l was
a mighty sick mar and becoming
lore discouraged every day.
FINALLY ! got so bad i could no,
work and things looked mighty blue
for me but about this time l was
told about SULFERRO-SOLand what
Tonderful things it had done for Pei.
lagra sufferers so l got a bottle ant
commenced on it.
1T was simply wonderful to Sc.
SULFERRO-SOL take hold Of me
| could see its great work inside OF
zen days and in a month l had i'm,
proved amazingly"
Now, thanks to this great RENE.
dy, | am a different ma and car
laugh at Pellagra. l feel like TELLING
everyone | meet that the creates,
remedy that has ever been sold te
mankind is SULFERRO-SOL."
Sulferro-Sol is sold and rec.
commended in Grenada by the
F'atherree Drug Co. Ask them
about its wonderful curative
powers.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-12-07
OPERErTA AT L

On last "Wednesday evening, a
very charming operetta, "The Fcas;
of the Red Corn" was presented by
the Choral Club Of Grenada College
1t was given under the able direction
Of Miss Marie McCord, teacher Of
voice, assisted by Miss Boykin, ex-
preston teacher. And the piano &C.
compartment was. delightfully."- render
ed by Miss Crutcher.
The fascinating Indian story was
developed by several attractive solos
and a number of tuneful choruses
Miss Annie Carpenter made q most
graceful and charming Queen of the
tribe, singing several beautiful solo
parts. The role of mischievous I'm
pee Light was well sung by Miss
Gladys Bankston, and Miss Mary
Roane was very effective in the part
Of The Old Squaw.
In fact the entire cast was well
chosen.
The stage setting and costumes
were quite pretty, and the sleep song
tableau at the end Of the first act
was charming. From beginning to
finale the ~operetta was decidedly sue
cessful, and quite a credit to the tai
cnt at the College.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-12-07
EMERY DOTS.

Mr.. Maud Avery of Cad-aretta left
Monday for the training camp at
Camp Pike, Ark. 1t is hard to tell
our home boys goodbye but we can
only hope and pray that they will
safely return back home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Clauton made a
business trip to Calhoun City last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o .Pittman were
visitors at her mothers, Mrs. jim
Pendergrast Sunday.
The many friends of Mr.. Bob Gil
bert enjoyed a nice pound supper
in his home Friday night. All re-
port a delightful time and plenty to
eat.
Miss Emma Avery is spending a
few days with her uncle, Mr.. John
Simmons at Sabougla this week as
they have the measles.
Mr.. Joe Gilbert, one of Uucle SANS
boys, who has been home on a thirty
day furlough returned to Washington
Saturday. He is missed by all who
knew him.
MY. Homer Smith left Sunday for
a few days visit with his friends
at Holcomb.
Mrs. Willie Gilbert and children
spent Sunday with Mrs. Fannie Gil
bert. I
Mr.. Hermon Montgomery had as
his guest Saturday Mr.. Maud Avery,
MIR. Dewey Avery, Mr.. Acey and J..
D. Rodgers and Mr.. Ernest Fender
grast, and all had a delightful time.
Mr.. John Pendergrast, Mr.. Acey
and Ruth Rodgers made a business
trip to Eupora Monday.
Mr.. H. L. Montgomery made a call
at Mr.. Mob Clanton's Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. Bob Gilbert and Mr.. Alfred
Pittman made a business trip to Mr..
Sidden's Saturday.
Miss Agnes Neal, the teacher at
Cadaretta school, visited her home
last Saturday.
Messrs. Hack and Harvey Gilbert
made a business trip to Eupora Sat-
urday.
Mr.. Hicks Harter passed through
our community Saturday.
Messrs. W. T. Martcr, Jim Hayes
and Henry Stanton left Cor the Del
tn Sunday.
Mr.. Johnnie Calhoun of Sabougla
made a call at Mrs. Mamie Montgom-
ery's last Friday.
BLONDE AND BRUNETTE.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-12-07
FATHERRE DRUG CO.

SURGEONS agree that In cases
of Cuts, Burns, Bruises and Wounds,
the FIRST TREATMENT is most i'm
portant. When an EFFICIENT anti
ceptic is applied promptly, there is
no danger Of infection and the
wound begins to heal at once. For
use on ma or beast, BOROZONE
is the IDEAL ANTICEPTIC and
HEALING AGENT. Buy it now
and be ready for an emergency.
Price Csc, SOC, $1.00 and $3.50.
Sold by End Class and Corner Drug
Store.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-12-07
STATEMENT
or the Financial Condition of
THE BANK OF

at Grenada, in the County Of Gre.
da. State of Mississippi. at the close Of
the goth day Of Nov. 1917, made
10 the Board of Bank Examiners.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-12-07
MEMBERS OF GRE.
NADIA CIVIC LEAGUE.
TAKE NOTICE

At the last meeting of the League
your president was given the power
to district the town as below shown
for purposes of expediency, as you
will readily see, each district will be
better cared for when the RESPONSE
bility lies closer the individual. Com
plants or suggestions should be made
to the committeeman nearest, who
will take it up with her chairmen.
The chairman with the president
form a temporary Board Of Direc-
tors, who can get together on short
notice. Every one who is interest
ed in 1.-THE City Beautiful" will kind
ly watch the orner and help us to
up'to u reputation rs the "Clean-
| est, prettiest town in the State.
MRS. S. A. MORRISON,
President.
Board Of Directors and Committees.
For ls17-IslS.
Districts Of Grenada, taking Line
st. as a dividing line.
Main ST., East OF Line Street
Mrs. A. ]. McCaslin, Mrs. T. T..
Heath, Mrs...R. Pressgrove.
| Second St. to r. R. on NORTH
Mrs. Harry Brown, Chairman; Mrs.
p. +. Ibry. Mrs. H. ". Alexander,
F; East of R. R.-Mrs. Henry Whit
aker, Mrs. Schultz, Mrs Doc. An
thony.
I Third st. and Fourth St.-Mrs.
W. M. Dubard, Chairman; Mrs. Will
Hill, Mrs. Chas. Heath. -,
South Grenada-Mrs. GOA, Chair
man. Mrs. B. J.. Jackson, Mrs. Laura
Grantham.
College Ave. South--Mrs. r. w.
Jones. Chairman; Mrs. S. A. Lacook.
Mrs. S. Shannon.
South st. North, West Of Line st.
Mrs. o. F. Lawrence, Chairman,
Mrs. T. E. Moody, Mrs. Jeanne
Wright.
' t'
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-12-07
THINKS LEES COURSE
Is'.a- W. LIKE HIS.

- r .Faf-
Senator Vardaman recently in all
address at Hazlehurst, in trying to
Justify Mis- position relative to the
war said that towards the close Of
the civil war Robert E. Lee regarded
'tffat was as a mistake. This is his
tory to US and we would like to be
referred. to the pages of history that
would justify this assertion that Lee
resarded the civil war as a mistake.
He also stated that his W father
was opposed to secession.--Neshob
Democrat.
t.~-S - = "a,
for sale at a bargain. Has o bssn
very long in use and is in good kx.
Apply at Sentinel Office.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-12-07

Margin and Poplar Westward
Mrs. II. j. Ray, Chairman; Mrs. H.
Meath, Mrs. Sam Cain.
College Ave. and Line St.-Mrs
j. l.. Avent, Chairman; Mrs. Thorn
as Meek, Mrs. A. W. Stokes.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-12-07
MONEY IN EGGS.

Eggs are not bankable but the mon
ey from their sale is. This money is
yours for the effort. How do you
treat the hen that lays the Golden
Eggs? B. A. Thomas Poultry Rem
edy will keep the Wultry in good con-
dition and increase the yield in eggs.
We guarantee this and refund your
money if not satisfied.
DOAK HARDWARE co.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-12-07

ssuff they were publishing was enough
10 make the blood of any true AmeTi-
can boil. The junior senator Ger
tainly crowded = lot of comfort TO
u @ enemy into that three-minute talk
against the aviation bill. He not on
IL opposed the bill itself, but also
found time to congratulate the draft
registers in Canada and rush to the
defense Of the pro-Cerman press"
Mr.. Harrison referred to the fem
Gus interviews sent out from Wash
lngton, in which Senator Vardaman
said something about 'stabbing Ger
many in the back while France and
England held her down" and about
this being q commercial war. On the
rostrum at Walnut Grove Senator
Vsrdaman sought to excuse the
'stabbing in the back" part by say
ing that he had been misquoted. Re-
garding the latter part, Mr.. Ha1Ti-
son said: ~r..
"Strange to say, the junior senator
did not oppose war at all times. He
was bitter when England interferred
with our commerce. Also strange to
say, he never once saw a reason to
fight Germany. 1t is hard to follow
the reasoning of one who can find
u for the murder of american
women and children onthe high seas
where they have a right to be and
yet sounds the cry when a shipment
of merchandise is interferred with
and for which full r~eparation can be
had through a prize court.
"Noters of Forrest County, ! rest
my case in your hands"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-12-07

Watch for the details of The Sent;-
nel's great subscription and printing
contest which will appear next week.
Nominate your candidate now. Sepa-
rate prizes for Grenada and for out
side of Grenada.
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Sans &afpor.f'
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Or. gurt0ulmc's GorrcIpOnOcus.

UineS Scr Shreiben Der Brenc BUR
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mter s.a0eesm
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llnlere Gbeater.
n6 0's 8 pernbanS."


o6oro's Spernbaus" oie ollf cine
@ode beidrdnfte 9luifii6rngn 9nlob's
@orten," oic gI6enteucr eines Crap
pilien@londes in 0lorOofrifa Idii-
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ten Ocs Grients nit ieincn mDiiiiden
Gigenidlaiten in foicinirenoer @eiic.
Sord5 Srlar irc6t an Der Spibe Scr
@eielliGoft ais 0onlini Ginieloen,
Oos @eib, 0as iiurlittcn Der Giniant-
felt Der enololen monotonen MiiIte
3roit iitdlt in iBrcnt S1mcr5 Inn Die
uerihmG6te 2icbc 0cs SroppiItcn-
MlonheS, oeiien 0lolle Boris gl6ropS-
IN iuuIlerbaft ii6crnommeu bat. Sic
@eieIIimott iAlieBt 9lro6er, Die So6-
ne Der 8iiite, Elm, glrncnier, 9lfrifa-
ner uno in Den SouptroIIen nod
9GooOeus Grop, 9ll6ert slnoruB,
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Dem giIo Die Soirflidfeit nod ora.
ltiiher 81 berleiben, feblt es oud
nidt an 0ierfii5iocn N3itipielern, 9d-
melen. Nfcr0en Gicln .3ieeen lmo
Eallben un0 oeS 9iroGcrs erpig bung-
rigcn SunOer.
rMarDlnu0 Iheatcr,~
SIN aNlarplono.E better fonmt
Gin 6iliorii1cS Gdltct dctouBt oon
sen Wlorgou,gdn3ern nloraeu 5llr
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ten in Der Sotpre nGoouI,dotd)cnS
ebegclGieoenc~ auf gll uno 6aunp
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ten, allf oas Hrogran1m geiebt. Gie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-30

,,GnQeIio6rif" iuiro uutcr @1itpir.
flung bon Slntonio Nloreno ouf Die
2cinuonO ais bclpcglibes 9ilo &C.
morfen.
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ocnOc Erogromm allies bis6er Gage
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gorf ouf oic 9ii6uc OcS SDpooronla
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lit lett nit Der 4riiiung Der 9Giil1r
6ciddiligt. Bon alien gnnoc9tbeiIrn
6obci iil1 Icrn6caieri1e Shiilcr Elm.
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Ser SerbF in ben gsrscn.


Ser &erbIt 1T mir ein Iieber @joit,
Wloh muB i'm MIR periteben;
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0ie fiiblen 2iifte ipeben
Snt gIumenfIetoe prangt Der MolO,
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Sebt erlt fonnit 0its be9reifen
@illIt OH I'M milocn 0IorgenIift
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@ilIit einmal Ou genieBeu;
@loub MFRS, bic 8rnIt oebnt iid1 10
ipeit
lln0 Sreuoentbr1ren flieBenl
@os Ionlt fein 9lr5t oir bieten fnnn
Ser @erbH miro bid bele6eH;
Ga weilit oit in Dem iiiben Bonn
llnO abncit nenes 2eber.
StiIl rubt Die 6fur fein Dil0 @e.
ton
Sic cs IN Sommertoeen;
8 @ott, iuie lit bic @eIt 10 Id0nl
Ger W9uno fdm es nidt lagen
60 Io6 ib oud Sie 9erferbait,
$50 traumtc bon oen Bergen;
Sluss botte iA MIDI olifaeraFit
lin Oos @eniitb 8il Itdrfen,
4ic @dl0er fab ib ME 10 ihon
On ibrem @ottesfrieOen;
Wlir mars, ais pollten mir ole
6ob'n
Die @nooenb6noe bietenl
9laein eiug i'd oen Nfono eHtlono,
$50 Ionit 70 frobes 2ebeh;
Werlmnimt pdr ieOcr Song unS
&lang-
cSdj fiiblte es nit 2eben
Sic ale Gr0erlnIt bergebf,
Wlit ibren FROZEN Heieen;
@cnn erli Der 6erbit Die 8Idtter
pebt
W1it ieinent ernlten Shipeigen.
Ohm lpor ser &aIo mir eon3 oIIcin,
4ie gIumen Olrit i'd oriiBeu;
90 ooe idJ nod i'm 9Ibenoihein
Sic SerbitIuft 8II geniebcn.
limo rngern ihieo i'd BON ben Sob'n,
Ger Soa poIlt Iib itbon neieen;
8 Soft, tuie iit Ser Serblt 10 idon,
Dit ieinem ertltcn Sdmeigeul
Qic Stene pronstet ihon am 3eIt
9lls i'd in's Qbal geitiegen;
,Gu arme-nrrie @roenipeIt,
$40 MenIden iidj befrieeent
ggie Idon fonnt bod ons 9e6en Iein,
@enn MIR Der Reio nibt pdrel
"a ftreiten lie, 70 bart tuie Stein
I'm nidts, ais eitIc Gbrcl
llnO Geiner COUNT Dem 9lnOern
0Rltb,
9IIs ipGr' 0ic Soa nuf Groen;
ltno oedt iie Damn Die @roe 5lL
MilE Seocr ielig tueroen"
90 Oodf idb ouf Dem iHncn @one,
SGiUcr fieI mir oieies Sdeioen;
Wlir lpor's ais ipollt DER A6enOflane
3ur ylube mid 6egleiten y. 3. q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-30
GrIjolnugsplatc.

llnter ocn SlnipiSicn Der oFnblic
9ltbIetic 2eogne4 lpcroen in Der be-
oorite6enOen @o6e oie Iolgcnocn Gr.
6ohm0spldBc iiir itngc Sclltc croll.
net;
@citlidc SoCbltbulc, SaIogcitc
9Ipe. inio OicGliHo0ItroBe Monto0
mo aRittmocb nm s llbr, 1 So5r
aloiic; Gicuitug mo 0ontcrilo9 UNI
s ll6r, porgeic6rittene aloiie.
Shule gtr, g. glun, nabe ,5lcct.
StroBc Gicnitog uno 6reitog nln
s ll6r.
s6nlc 9}r. ". Scott nnO SAM.
GurgiiroBc Dlonta0 mo Grriia5
rm S ll6r.
S6nle 9lr. 27 6oDciic nro G6c
itcritroBe Gienitag mo Corners
tag inn 8 ll6r
X SMule 9tr. 70. MilliaIaiiraBc uno
y8orrcn-slpc 9'ittmoh mo Srcis
tao I'M s ll6r
Shlhc 9lr. S6. %opion lmD N|lnf
6erroiiroBe NlittolpA mo 5rcitoo
INN 8 ll6r.
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poIlncrhGhnna.

Die Bet6Ie6em Stabliuerfe 5lt
@porrowS.@oint bo6at onfiinoi9en
Ioiiqn OoB BON morgcu an aac gIr-
better in Den @erfen oaiel6it cine
2o6nerbo6una bon 10 Froscnt er-
balten iolleH.
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Scitiemcr Grfala.

Noisberr (0sr aps Cjeiinio0eitS.
rrdiidltal Dol8 i6Qtl DoNueruct.
tgr, ons lit obcr cine glrbcit sic lporm
maht iogor ons S9crHomeicr BIER
i'm 3imner III i'm cini9c @rooc ge.
iiie9en."
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6iIOung iebt Serr Otto Srtmoun,
Der 5uiamncn nit Sri. @roce Spas-
forO umo Or. Dunlap BON ser SobnS
&opfins llniperlitdt mo Or. Sea-
I6orc BON Der ltniOeriitdt BON Soma
ais 9iot6gc6er, 0euI Gonierpatorium
unO ooourc6 oeiien S6iilcrn pertb-
Oolle Gicnltc lciltct
Baltimore Spmp6onie.
Ord tier
Gas Baltimore SDnip6onic.Grhes
Iier miro ieiu critics Grideincn in bic
fer Sdiion am 6reitog, oen 10. Otto.
Der, nit cincn ouscrleiencn Srde-
tier. CONCERT MAIDEN. g9ic in irii5eren
Sa6ren iiuo oie 95rciie Der Site ouT
25 mo so Gents ouociett. Ger &or.
Ocrtaui 6eoinnt onl Wlittpof, OeH
10. Sfto6cr. Sn Der Staot6olle mes.
ocn Gintritisfarten bon s bis 8 llbr
@iorgenS gum &crfauf gelongen.
Gas 4rogronm lit Elm fiir Oci
2aicl pie fiir ocn Sohluonn ber.
iiGnolidcs, Iie Groffntnosmmrucr
lit Die Siebentc SDnp6onie bon
9eet6oociL Oos 6eIte SDnlpbonielpcrf
oeS Nlciiters Cine onoerc glunucr
lit oie SuDertiirc aus ,9loi o'ps" BON
2aIo. Sophie 9rcSlau Elm iolentool.
lcr Gontrolto bonn n9letropolitan
Gpcrnbous" in glep yorf, lit ais
1oliltin engagirt worocL
Bolton Orbc citcr.
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nie-Crd'ciierS, es lit Ole 81, miro IN
Bolton AM tSreiioa gladmittoe ma
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tober oroiinct, Su Baltimore pcrcen
mic ii6liG I'M o2DricS 1coter1 fiinf
Gonjertc 9cge6en pcr0en nnO 5par
luic irii6cr DlittmoHs. Ser z 90.
penbcr. scr 5. GGenlber, Der 9. Nn.
mar, Der i3. 5ebrrar inO ser i3
Qldri iin0 ouserieGen moroen. Gic
Goliilen 0eS Grdciiers iinO Die San.
acrin N}mc. G}cl6a sic Eioniltin
Sri @inirieo Gbriliic inO Der &ic.
linnt 6riB Greisler @laoanic Wiclba
miro I'M Gcjcm6erG Gon5crt Die critic
Soliiim i'm Bolton SDnpbonie.Gr-
d5clIcr iein; I'M acknowledgment Scrr
S9inirco G6riiiic, Der idloitiidlc ASa.
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&rcisler
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9tbpnncnlcu, bic hen ..Dcutidlcn GurreipDn.
bcntcn" ndjt piinlilld Dbcr nnrc1clmaillg CT
hnltcn, Ino ocbctcn, Der Office DaOun per &C.
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