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I. MuAlsIraE oHnerehlp.

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tsFest an atsschsfs q. Ameriear his,
$3.50 ana efsfcss has rteeHtiy been
'pi,6iiSEed' by HuDbseh spfs NsH York.
II n entitled e MInicipef gvpefshlp'''
sni -is. wiitten: BY carl p. Thonpsea.
if2fs9 & CON rlets entatien ct the
Act bout mupicipai y oErsfthlb
fkrcaf 6o6t shS world but. :sfpeetaily
m So lUhited states, The elfereoas
irufsssi6n that. mupicipl ow1sgship
~ inSthihg hut, 9 ssueesss u ccEIeetsa.
RE Sensrar public Ids an etcssional
afticle dealing With the iaelated nil.
:,,fes 81 sons sssit. u; mpbiciplt own.
'ersktp snds never tstss5the treue| p
iAdnife .NhSt forces s. pay have bssn 9
Werk ! to bring abpIn. the dieastet.
NSNypspers rarely print articles about
the many .suecestf llis experiments n
municipal .oYnsIphip;; this book VIII
.tsiI Whit has been done: Itstakea mp
the. sxte1t. ana i)glioFFth, OF municipal
oEnefshin. ) It. Snskes out the s case
agsihsf Srivate 6vSefkhip. It sloFs
hoy '.rsgulsttcA'.' has lpsd ard poiHts
Ss,f TIE zee !9t Hapicsnai oy4'
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fort Sotdierss and aaB6rs has proven
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nj navy 7 ne school rooms sot Hemp
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>Vndst and, by Eit4u., otta Wit o.
AiiSi SEfeeItiG1 itkakd A1 StAs H6issS
ablS Harry IfHth, phtrsSt MIgiStfSts,
o. Hsesiails chy iaS cSapty & Heac-
jglut fsfrtteryscf fisw,tt 30 thsS2end
day ;ef' EeTtsitst,s "a. NJ 1s17 70 tie,
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TWO HGHdfed fyknty.f and 81 100
Dollars 3ts2s241 y taEegAeFzV itk eests,
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upen md SHIFT otfet and EeIroser 4er
Sa1s and .Ssll ut Public 4 Nette1E 10 tAe
highest; bidder, = sllt 'ot the ntoperty
k6fsipsftsf described : and sset7 sfosfh
to.fSfiafy tiS sid Writ Of .Exesutich,
atstk ! front (nnalHss "a eatfarSe 81 ttke
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day, 81, HesemhAf, "A: D., 1917. i'lnless
ths sum aHe qnd ~ said Wrik of EESel.
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title ana, intsIlStsef p1rsd M EuRi.
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HaFsiissS incurred ldlirtnE th6 present
Mennial period Beginning JaauArss !,
1916 ard ending psseMksr 8Isslta7j
spA remaining unpaid, must be fer,
,ga4dedf toa Tho office 900 the sHenlrti
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HaySa Fsalfza. that the fpesssKt, hjEh
parssof sugar. and The difficulty, :et
Observation-Disclosures :sefse. to tlnr6asike,
,ths :tofpSssinS ,inpert4pee5 Of itvH
in {opf aetsTy ThsEe. ts mtshtNiss
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iags ssent, 80; Setti4Eit q tirelg thesfast
that: suEar L. . ,mess eereentrated fuel
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q ne sAe4pest et this xaisb-st Hoods
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-12-14

Mrs. Pearl Lickfold sends he,
charming daughter, Miss Kate,
around to extend her subscription
and we thank her very much.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-12-14

years. 1t is a pleasure to acknowl.
edge receipt Of a one year renewal
but a double pleasure to acknowledge
q two year one. i.
Mr.. Harry R. Gammons, who with
his family have moved to Hard,
where Mr.. Gammons has accepted ..
position with DR.. G. B. Frazer a.
manager of his 1900 acre plantation,
was in our Office. Tuesday and paid
us $500 for a one years subscription
to The Sentinel and The Progressive
Farmer. He is another new sub
scriber. MI. Gammons states that he
appreciates the many favors shown
him while in Grenada and wishes for
all Grenadians long life, happiness
and prosperity.
Grenada County's clever and oblig-
ing circuit clerk, Mr.. w. B. Barnes
wants Mississippi's Leading Weekly
for another year and pays for it.
Mrs. Dora Adams of Margin street
favors US with a Grenada Bank. check
for $3.50 to cover her subscription
for 1913 Very much oblige. Mrs
Adams.
Mr.. D. W. Beck, the popular and
accommodating deputy sheriff handed
the business manager $3.50 Tuesday
to extend his date line to 9-971s.
Another subscriber 10 this
person of Mr.. w. Rippy. was enter
ed Tuesday. MI. Rippy and his e1-
cellent family have only been in; Gre
NADIA for a short time, Mr.. Rippy
having succeeded Mr.. C. E. Ch6lmon-
doleyf as superintendent of the Ma
tional Life & Accident Insurance
Company, with Offices in the Heath
Building.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-12-14
W. D. SALMON 4 co. SAY IT.

w. u. Salmon 4 Co. say that they
are prepared to especially care for
the wants of the Christmas trade and
When this firm makes a statement
about any matter, it means to live
up to what it says. w. d. Salmon &
nave n of the prettiest grocery
STORES IN this section. They carry
a,fuli line and their annually ~increas-
ing business shows that they know
now to hold their Efriends-a thing
they do by showing themselves worthy
OF friends There is no kinder heart.
gu man, no truer friend than Bill Sal.
and his colaborer Gene Weyneth.
IS just as clever as he knows how and
wonid not DO anybody an unkindness
ae'leefate!y. They are clever men
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-12-14
HEATH BROS.

When Heath Bros. opened: their
exclusive shoe and clothing store in
Grenada there were many who doubt
ed their ability to make it go but it
went and is still going from one sue
cess to another. They buy the high
est class Of goods-goods that will
wear and that will please the pur-
chaser better and better as it grows
older: They have a very fine stock
n a meet all of Santa Claus
wants in goods of that line. 81
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-12-14
THE SENTINEL'S ROLL OF HONOR
Served Occasionally to Sentinel Subscribers and Those Tha
Their Neighbor's Paper.

Among our late new subscribers
is Mr.. c. L. Trussell, who lives on
motor route A, Grenada. He sub
scribes for a year and if there is any,
thing we would rather have than a
new subscriber it is two new sub
scribers. Believe me when we get
EN- we hold EN-.
Our good friend and the friend
Of many others in Grenada in the per-
son of Mr.. Ed Wood of Leland sends
over a $50 check for another year.
Mr.. Robert H. Wright, son of Mrs.
Genie G. Wright, and now cashier
or ~.------ ------- 800
that he wants the Grenada news for
another year and sends US the neces-
sary amount to secure it. Thanks
Bob.
Mr.. Lamar Ross, that courtly and
excellent gentleman living near Tie
Plant, dropped into our sanctum q
short time ago and handed US a Gre
NADIA Bank check for Mississippl's
Leading Weekly until January l.,
1919.
Mr.. f. l.. Meaders, Jr., of Chat
tanooga. Tenn. who is making a de-
cided success as a construction Ell.
eineer, sends US check for a years
subscription and writes a very nice
letter indeed commencing The Senti-
mel and expressing at the same time
his kind feelings toward all Grenadi
ans.
Mr.. Greek p. Cunningham. for
whom the old post-ofice, now discon-
tlnued, Greek, was named, is an
other new subscriber whose name
goes on our books. Thanks Bro.
Cunningham, hope to see you ABOUT
this time every year,
MI. Groc Carver, one of those
many excellent gentlemen living in
peat hve, comes across for a renew
al for which we thank him.
Miss Elma Moore, who teaching
school on motor route A and who is
boarding with Mr.. d. j. Smith and
family wants The Sentinel until she
goes back home and pays for it.
Mr.. X. Daley, n Of Yalobusha
County's most substantial and pros
porous planters, is another good man
on u books and he extends his sub
scription to November &c, 1918.
Mr.. w. B. Rock, who lives on
Route A hands us enough to insure
his getting The Sentinel another six
months.
Mrs. Anna l.. Oberchain, 1898
kimbark Avenue. Chicago, sends us
a money order to cover another
years subscription to The Sentinel
and we thank her kindly.
Rev. H. H. Buckingham. who sue
ceeds A. H. Henderson a S superin.
tendent of the colored public schools,
is another new Sentinel subscriber.
He also includes the necessary four
bits for The Progressive Farmer for
one. year and at the same time he
gave US a nice order for stationery.
He cant come into our Office too often
or this kind of a mission.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-12-14

Hon. jeff Busby who has entered
the Congressional Race against the
present Representative Hon. 7. U.
Sisson, vas in Grenada last week and
while here called around and handed
us $1.50 for a years subscription.
| This makes the business manager feel
very kindly toward Mr.. Busby but
when Mr.. Sisson subscribes for two
years of course he will feel even bet
ter toward Mr.. Sisson.
A. l. w. Thompson, one Of the
many good colored subscribers we
have, called in Saturday to extend
his subscription another year, for
which we extend thanks.
Mr.. j. H. Brown, one of Grenada
and Grenada County's foremost f.
nanciers and business men, was well
coined Saturday morning when he
dropped in to hand US a silver dollar
and likewise a silver half TO extend
er'PtIon 10 january 1, 1919.
Mr.. H. B. Barbee, who is writing
insurance for the Heralds Of Liberty
all over the State of Mississippi, caus-
ed us to write him a receipt to Jan
uary |, 1919, which we were glad to
do
Mr.. W. H. Mccormick. Route /,
Torrance, Miss. not only renews for
another year to The Sentinel but in
cludes Csc to get the Thrice-a-Week
New York World for one year.
Thanks indeed Mr.. Mccormick.
Mr.. w. H. Kirk, the accomodat-
ing representative of the. Nashville
Saddlery Company, was in this office
bright and early Saturday morning
with his S1.50 for another years
good reading for he and his wife.
At the same time his order for sta
tlonery was duly entered for which
we extend sincere thanks.
Mr.. w. NJ. Dubard, one of Gre
nada's many excellent citizens, hand
ed US a Grenada Bank check made
out in due and legal form for s1.5O
to insure his getting The Sentinel for
he and his excellent family until jan
uary /, 1919.
Mathew Weathers (colored) want
The Sentinel for four months and
handed us the necessary. He states
he expects to continue it indefinitely
which is good news to us.
Judge A. T. Roane, who is right
behind the Wilson administration
from start to finish, gives us a good
check on the Grenada Bank for S1.5O
to extend his date line to Lilo.
DR.. W. P. Ferguson. whose ability
as a veterinary surgeon is recognize
ed not only in Mississippi but all ov-
Ell. the south. gives US Sl.5O for a
new date line. Thanks Doctor.
Mr.. H. X. Barwick, who is on the
U. S. S. Apache, wants The Sentinel
to travel with him and looking to this
end he extends his subscription to
November 8, 1918. Good boy and
God bless you.
Mrs. Pearl Lickfold sends her
charming daughter, Miss Kate,
rareund TO extend her subscription
and we thank her very much.
Mrs. +. J.. Peterson, Athelma
Apartments, IS Grosvenor Street,
Toronto, Canada, who is remembered
in Grenada as Mrs. Annie Wolfe, for
wards us a cheque on a Toronto
Bank for $2.75 to cover one years
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subscription to the Thrice-a-Week
New York World, The Weekly Com
mercial Appeal and The Grenada
Sentinel. Thanks very much.
Mr.. Edgar Underwood, the lovable
and affable representative of the
Brinly Pillow Works dropped into u
sanctum sanctorium Monday morning
and handed us $3.50 to cover his
subscription to The Sentinel until
January 1, 1919.
Mr.. A. j. MoCaslin, the Ford King
of Mississippi, knows another good
thing and that is The Sentinel and
he gives US a check for $1.50 to show
it. Thanks Mr.. Mac.
Mrs. Sophie T. Ginsburger, 1915
Carr Avenue, Memphis, who is well
remembered in Grenada and who has
a host of friends in The City Beau
tiful sends us a renewal until Lille.
Mr.. H. A. Dame, that likabie mer-
chant and business man at Tillatoba
RENTS us for his subscription for one
year, 1918. We thank him for this
as well as the many favors he has
shown us in other ways.
Mr.. j. P. Arnold of Holcomb is
another new subscriber that we have
had the pleasure of putting on our
books just recently. He states he
wants to keep up with politics. -.
Miss Robbie Doak gives us one sill
yer dollar and one silver half-dollar,
thereby securing in return a reserved
seat on The Sentinel's band wagon
until January /, 1919.
=. :. .
Mrs. F. r. Lickford is also among
those who paid her subscription to
January l, 1919. Believe us we have
a friend in the ladies-they know a
good newspaper when they see it.
y +
Mr.. j. G.Weeks walks into our
emporium and tenders us a check for
$3.50 and we in turn issue him three
receipts, n for himself to January
/, 1919; one for his son-in-law, Mr..
Robert Greven, 2Ol5 w. Commerce
Street, San Antonio, Texas, for sub
scription for the same length of time;
and also for his daughter, Mrs. E. l..
Betz, S94 Poplar Street, Memphis.
Her subscription is also paid to Jan
uary /, 1919. You can appreciate
how much pleasure it was for us
to write these receipts.
Mrs. G. w. Eatman who is now in
Chicago attending the University of
Chicago sends us a Grenada Trust &
Banking Company check for $1.5O
to her 1918 subscription.
Thanks Mrs. Eatman.
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Just before leaving for Atlanta
where he enters Georgia Tech for
preliminary technical training before
Mning the aviation corps proper,
lUessie Windham comes around and
gives us $3.50 to insure The Senti-
mel following him in his travels.
Mr.. J. T. Talbert, the accommo-
dating and assistant postmaster, came
over several days ago to renew his
mothers subscription to January 4,
1919. Mrs. Talbert has long been
a Sentinel subscriber and we believe
will be n for u long time more.
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Mr.. w. E. O'Bryant, route one,
Holcomb, is another new one we have
had the pleasure of entering on our
subscription books.
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Mr.. T. NJ. Grantham, one of Gre
NADIA County's many excellent citizens
deserves our thanks for another re-
newal to Mississippi's Leading Week
ly.
Mr.. J.. VI. Hudson wants The Senti-
mel to come to his address for an
other year. We thankfully ac-
knowledge receipt of the S1.50.
Mr.. T. W. Ools. who with his
excellent family have moved to Gre
NADIA from Tie Plant, and are domi-
ciled at 104 Union Street, wants The
Sentinel to follow him here and pos
SS5sHs, the wherewithal to-insnrA tic
Grenada county boasts no bet
ter citizens than Mr.. c. F. Perry who
hands US a perfectly good dollar and
four bits for another years Sub
scription.
MIR. R. A. Laster, an old citizen of
Grenada and now living in Shelby
was here a short time back and call
ed at this Office to leave $3.50 for a
years subscription. Thanks, Mr.. Las
ter and we hope you will continue to
nave your name on our books for
many. many years to come.
Mr.. Claud Hall, Grenada's most
efficient and accommodating Chief Of
Police and Tax Collector. gives US a
Trust Bank cheaue for S1.5O for a
years subscription.
Mr.. W. Z. Jackson. our pleasant
and affable competitor in the print
ing line, gives us a good check for
Si.50 for the States leading Weekly
that's The Sentinel you know.
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Mr.. Fl. j. Kerby. one of our sub
scribers at Danville, H.. hands US
one of Uncle Sans money orders for
another six months subscription to
this weekly. Much oblige.
Mrs. NJ. +. Hughes, up on Main
Street, wants The Sentinel for an
other ear and hands US a Grenada
Bank check to cover her renewal.
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Mr.. A. p. Guntharp, ticket agent
at McComb now, but at one time and
for a long time. ticket agent here at
Grenada, forwards us a renewal un-
til next October. Thanks Mr.. Gun
tharp and good luck to you.
s. 3 Il
From over at Arkadelphia. Ark,
we hear from u good friend,
Mrs. A. f, Owens with a renewal.
Very much obliged.
, Mr.. j. II. Woods, motor route A.
Grenada, brings us $1.5O to extend
his subscription to November II,
1918. Mr.. Woods is always right on
the dot and we THANK him.
s.
Mrs. L. f. Williams, who has re-
Gently moved into Grenada from out
in the country, extends her subscrip-
ton another year and we thank her.
Mr.. c. F. Woodson. who sells good
meat and lard and knows a good
newspapers when he sees it too, gets
this paper for another year for his
$3.50.
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o as the child becomes hoarse and
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