The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-06-20

IN the OTedC var udS uSSH
~. perfected.
All kinds of Kodak supplies and
also develop films at the Fatherree
Drug Co. 6-l5-lS II
! Tires and cher parts for your Ford
a can be had al E. A. Penn & Sons
phone sos. 6-6-19 st.
CORN AAL-Home ground from
choice white corn. Telephone 10
Grenada Feed Milling Co. 6-13-19 1t
Get your Ford parts, tires and
tubes at +. A. Penn & Sons. phone
305. 6-6-19-3t.
Any needed parts Of Ford car,
tires and tubes al be had at +. A.
Penn & Sons. phone sos. 6-6-19 st
Miss Myrtle Criss returned the
first of the week, from her home at
Graysport, where she spent last
week.
Mrs. Wormick Smith spent last
Saturday in Jackson, with her hus-
band who has just returned from
France.
A high Grade woman's union suit at
soc. .Carothers Variety Store
6-2O-19 1t
The entire organization for the
Mississippi Memorial Association S
100 per cen American-an0 MlsslS-
sippian.
Mr.. P. L. Russell, of Dallas Texas,
spent the latter part of last week
with relatives and friends in the City
Beautiful:
We cannot save YOU money unless
YOU come into our store. CarOthers
Variety Store. 6-20-19 1t
Miss Mary Crowder left the. first
! of the week for New Orleans where
she viii be the guest Of friends for
sometime
Misses Mollie Merriwearher. of
! GAINESVILLE, Tenn, and liza Rogers OF
Water Valley, are the guests of Mrs.
B. S. Dudley.
Come to our store and your nickeiS
will begin to look like real money.
Carothers Variety Store. 6-20-19 1t
The war with Germany is over,
but the war on high prices has Just
. started with US. Carothers Variety
Store. 2O-l9 1t
Satisfaction with organization for
the Mississippi Memorial Fund Cam
paign is expressed by state leaders
of the movement.
:: Hon. Jos. W. Power. candidate for
reelection to the office of Secretary
of State was in Grenada this week
shaking hands with "the boys
We are proud of the confidence
doctors, druggists and the public have
ro~ - E--- --
Miss Bette White Middleton left
the first OF the week for New Or
leans where she will attend the sum-
mer school at Tulane University.
When YOU are in need or repair
parts for your Ford car, see E. A.
Penn & Son. phone 305. 6-6-l9-3t.
Miss Laura Neil Penn, who has
been teaching at Rolling Fork was
accompanied home the latter part of
last week by Miss Hilda Green.
Hist your farm and your town prop
erty with the Lawrence-Newsom
Real Estate Co. 6-6-l9tf.
Misses Corinne. Butler, Sidney
Seal Crawford, of Holly Springs ard
Edith Nolan were the guests o. Mss
rvie and Louise Hall last week.
If there is a piler in the state "ho
opposes tho Mississippi Memorial As
| s0ciation's efforts TO erect a suitable
building. let the exfghters hear of
Of him.
Eicksburg, Gulfport. and C!arks-
dale are among the cities fighting tor
| the location Of the haifmillion dollar
memorial hall to Mississippi's fight
erS.
By many a flash light in the home
is regarded az almost d necessity.
You can get the best az the Father
> rec Drug Co. o-IS-1' II
Another shipment OF Crepede-
chine and linen handkerchiefs just
|. received. Carothers Variety Store.
} 6-2O-19 1t
MissesLouise. Hattie and Emma
Williams left the latter part of last
week for Shreveport, La, whore they
will spend the summer With theli
sisters.
When the bronz-bound book OF
contributors TO the Mississippi Cam
naign is placed on display in the
great hall will your name be on it?
Misses Louise Draper of Bates
g willie and Elizabeth Loggins of Vino
na.e the guests of Mrs. 5
S Dudley for the dance the latter par
of last week.
Shall a cross in Flanders Field b
your sons onlN marker, or shall yo'
unite with thousands of others an
subscribe to the Mississippi Memorla
Campaign.
We have a high grade lock 500 va
ne we are selling at 25c. Carother
y Variety Store. 6-20-l9 1t
n Miss Alma Caldwell, of Charlestol
who has been the guest of Miss Ellz
abeth Pressgrove, returned home yes
terday and was accompanied HON
3 by Miss Pressgrove.
e If you stayed at home during tn
war. honor those who went by help
l. ing erect q memorial. Your cOntrl