text: S&K'S (.C Skv. t/ r Me Ay»V -r^c *V^> yVTv* /yf^s y/\ v -vi**/ '*12K ^3feS< r\ u P fSP / 7 j. CtJ >/ * s: ? 7/ ftc •V [•1 V W S3 W & r*j *-■> y. mi //VC <s ■V w w t*fc' N v V We shall be very much pleased to have You call and see New Stock of Ladies' Tailor Made Suit Costumes and Skirts. Representing the Correct Ideas for this Season's Wear. SI SI Our c. [•] KA \ u w IS  I < W: i « WM Wi 'I ¥f?: < * *%**■ '' j i ' r: / Psci; y : * * " •X i % ' ■vX '■■■ ',c -' r - m m ■:& •rW « i * -$y" m ii ft: s ■: 9 ' - - y - s i This monument was made at the Granada Marble & Granite Works. Woodmen Monument, Monuments in the heart of the city. It will pay you to place your order there. They make a specialty and make the best woodmen. State. J. L. Billings, Prop. Local and Personal. See the new jets at Miss Gay's store. Mr. H. R. Gammon visited relatives in Water Valley Sunday. To be sure of quality—to be safe in every drug store purchase you make, go direct to Hughes every time. Mr. S. S. Roane purchased the residence of Mr. W J. Boothe this week. Have you an exhibit at the Fair—it will pay you. Lost.—On Friday night, September 24, between the theater and my home, one silver hair ornament. Will give suitable reward for its return. 10-1-09-lt. Miss Mary Buchanan. Phone 71 and save your money on coal. The Grenada Steam Laundry wants to wash your linen. Where there's coughs and colds, there should also be a bottle of Hughes' White Pine and Tar to stop the coughing trouble as soon as the cough appears. Wanted Boarders:—I have nice furnished rooms which I would be glad to have occupied by a couple of boarders. Phone 238. 10-1-09-tf. Hughes Drug Store, exclusive agents for Richard Hudson's line of toiletries. Call and inspect our entire stock. Hughes Drug Store has just received a large shipment of the Parisian Dimity Pound Paper. This is a most excellent value 35c; The ladies are on their way to Duncan & Co's, to get their tailored suits and skirts. Are you going with them? Mrs. F. F. Bell. H. Earle Brewster was in Grenada for a few hours Monday, making some business before the court. He has been here where we had a circuit. Coal! Coal! By buying now you can get it cheaper, and you want to see it about it too. Albany Coffee Stoves, John Wilson and A. trusted Hile were Messrs. Several visitors Sunday. Rev. F. D. Rice of Cassville was a well-known guest at our sanctum Monday. Hair rolls, nets, braids, etc. to be found at the millinery store next door to Duncan & Co. New crop turnip seed. All varieties 35 cents per pound. 2nd Class Drug Store. Hughes Drug Store exclusive agents for the entire retail line. The Mural parade at the Fair will excel anything of the kind previous. Fairs. Ribbons, silks, velvets, and all kinds of hat trimmings at Vicks' store, next door to Duncan & Co. Russ is properly fitted, it will not cost you much. You can get such a fit if you go to Hughes. The Presbyterian Church desires to compliment Chancery Clerk, K u, uu the revised assessment bill. There is a decision in making the figures in a neat, concise manner. The new membership in the church is a handsome edifice and reflects much of the fidelity and zeal of that hand of earnest Christian workers. Send us your order for Job Work. Get your blood in good condition before winter and you won't mind the cold and wet. Nyal's remedy is a blood purifier and fat producer. $1.00 bottle. For sale only at Hughes Drug Store. A nice line of novelties at the millinery store. Go to Duncan & Co's, if you want to see that which is hand-made, me in the clothing line and beautiful in ladies' tailored suits and skirts. W. A. Carl announces that... He has installed a grist mill and will hereafter grind for the public at his black yard. C. B. C. is a certain cure for the malaise and blood poison. Prepared and sold by G. W. Eatman, General, Miss. Miss Vella Sallis of Sallis is suffering from a severe attack of rheumatism. For the upcoming year, music is sure to be found just right at the beginning. If you have no need for music, take Hughes' Anti-Bilious pills. Our perfume and toilet goods are now available at the most excellent stock of seasonable goods to be found in town. Hughes' Drug Store. For rent: Nice dwelling conveniently located, located in Greenwood. Mrs. Essie Brown and her daughter have just moved from Greenwood where they will teach. Miss Edna Bickle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Val Pearson, left Monday for Lincoln, Neb., where she will attend college and take a special course in music. The circle of the King's Daughters will meet Monday, October 4, at 3:30 p.m. with Miss Kale Thomas. Mr. Garland Barrett, an experienced hardware man, has accepted a position with the Planters Hardware Co. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison have been a traveling man and come to Kansas from Kosciusko. He and his wife are boarding at Mrs. R. Horton's. Wm. C. McLean, Duncan & Jo., have added very greatly to their appearance in their new home. By building the walls higher and more, raising the ceding live or six feet. A second floor extends nearly one third of the building from the rear, all of which has been constructed with an eye to beauty of arrangement and convenience. J. H. Smith, general agent for the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co., has been in Grenada for the past week. At Nashville and his territory is Tennessee, Mississippi, and Alabama. Mr. Smith's headquarters are those desiring information about to entries at the Baby Show at the fair will communicate with Mrs. Kate Geard as that department will be under her special supervision. I can make ladies' hair braids and guentee satisfaction. I also make and renovate mattresses. Any work in either line will be highly appreciated. Mrs. John Harper, 10 1 09.tf Announcement is made of the approaching marriage of Miss Martha McLeod of Grenada to Mr. Otho T. Eddleman of Isola, Miss., the ceremony to take place the latter part of October. Mr. H. K. Barwick, Jr., returned a few days ago to the Georgia School of Technology at Atlanta. He is a young man of exceptional fine parts, he has a bright mind and is industrious, which are splendid elements in reaching success. Mr. Whyte Whitaker is also at the same school. Grenada is expecting excellent things of both these young men. It is gratifying for The Sentinel to be able to state that Mrs. J. E. Hughes, who has been seriously ill, is much improved and is now considered to be out of danger. Dr. Crisler of Memphis was here a few nights ago and performed a surgical operation which gave her much relief. The Best Book of Success lies in a keen, clear brain, backed by indomitable will and resistless enemy. Such power comes from the splendid health that Dr. King's New Life Pills impart. Build up brain and body. Harmon, Lizemore, WV. Va., writes: "They are the best pills I ever used. 25c at 2nd Class Drug Store." They vitalize every organ. J. A. B. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup is so highly recommended, because it not only moves the bowels gently and thereby stops the cold, but it also aids inflammation or the lungs and throat. It is pleasant to take, by 2nd Class Drug Store. Sold lightly cold with Snow. When you see that kind of weather forecast you know that rheumatism weather is at hand. Get ready for it now by getting a bottle of Ballard's Snow Liniment, for rheumatism, boils, sore and muscles, all aches and pains. 26c, 50c and $1.00 a bottle. Sold by 2nd Class Drug Store. Finest thing made, chilblains, frost stiff joints and hemorrhoids. Nice cottage, with water and sewerage, on Fourth Street East Ward of Grenada. Convenient and in good neighborhood. Cowles Horton. For Sale One registered Jersey 3 year old W. Rose, Grenada, Miss., bull. 10 1 09 tf. Handkerchief Sale. On Thursday afternoon, October 7, 1909, from 3 to 6 p.m. at the residence of Mrs. Cowles Horton, a handkerchief sale and social gathering for benefit Presbyterian Manse will be given by Miss Wilie Smith and Mrs. Cowles Horton. Refreshments and music. Admission 25c. Lost. One child's locket with very small single link chain, small diamond in center. Return to Miss Mary E. Crowder and receive reward. For Rent A new 5room cottage near public school. Apply to Mrs. D. W. Fite. Tutwiler, Miss. Town Lots for Sale. Some very desirable lots for sale in the city of Grenada. Apply to Mrs. A. E. McLeod. Millinery and Novelties. We are prepared to fill your orders promptly—and solicit a share of your purchases, make us a visit. We want to get acquainted with you. Mattie E. Gay. Eatman In His New Store. I desire to say to my friends, and the public generally, that I am now back at my old stand and in my new building where I would be glad to have you call on me. I have handsome line of fixtures and my stock of drugs is fresh and complete. We are ready to serve you any time. Come and see what I have. G. W. Eatman. Millinery. We now have our fall and winter millinery on display and cordially invite all the ladies to call and see our hats. We will take pleasure in showing you our line and hope you will see us before buying elsewhere. Respectfully, MAX GAN. You CAN TAKE That Trip and you'll enjoy it. If YOU'VE PUT MONEY IN THE BANK— When once a man has started to save money he Start today; you Has started on the road to success, Will never turn back. We pay 4 percent interest on Time Deposits. GRENADA BANK Capital and Surplus $350,000 MAX GINSBURGER. Vice-President M. H. MOORE, Assistant Cashier J. T. THOMAS, President G. W. ARMSTRONG, Vice-President BANKING SERVICE Banks are becoming more and more the custodians of the funds of the people, of both large and small means. This is due to a wider appreciation of the value of banking service as its usefulness is intended and its methods become. In the case of better known. The Grenada Trust and Banking Co. THE BEST Its officers aim in every way to protect the interests of its patrons, making use of every means of precaution, up-to-date system of accuracy, promptness, and the same careful attention to large or small details. It is a safe bank. It's the bank, for all the people—rich and poor, men, women, and children. If you have any banking business to transact, come to this bank. THE OLD RELIABLE Grenada Trust & Banking Co. MISSISSIPPI GRENADA, Communion Service. There will communion service at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. The collection will be for foreign missions. 21 men and women are under appointment to go to the foreign field, and the committee is waiting for the money to send them out. Come to the service and help to solve the problem. J. C. CAROLAS, Frigid Mfg. Averted. I would have been a cripple for life, from a terrible cut of my knee cap," writes Frank Disberry, Kellogg, Minn., "without Bucklen's Arnica Salve, which soon cured me." I offer a reliable remedy for wounds, cuts, and bruises, it's soon cured. Store, It g t, S3alds, old sores, tions. World's best at 2nd Class Drug. 