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The Ford Coupe, with electric self starting
and lighting system, has a big, broad seat deeply
upholstered. Sliding plate glass windows so that'
the breeze can sweep right through the open
car. Or in case of a storm, the Coupe becomes a
closed car, snug, rain-proof and dust-proof. Has
all the Ford economies in operation and main
tenance. A car that lasts and serves satisfac
torily as long as it lasts. Demountable rim9
with 3j4-inch tires all around. For the doctor
and travelling salesman it is the ideal car.
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T H A N KSGIVI N G DIN N E R.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Stinson enter
tained a few friends very pleasantly
with a Thanksgiving dinner yester
day at noon. The prettily laid table
was beautifully decorated for the oc
casion. Covers were laid for
nine.
appropriately
The guests
The place cards were
decorated with turkeys,
were Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Brown, Dr.
and Mrs. S. H. Fogel, arfd daughter
Aileen, Miss Olsboro and Miss Dena
Peacock.
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Mrs. J. G. Pleasants has returned
home from Minter City, where she
has been for the past two weeks, look
ing after her small grandson, while
hs mother, Mrs. W. M. Roberson, vis
ited in Memphis.
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Dr. and Mrs. L. F. Barrier and Mr.
and Mrs. Garrard Barrett motored to
Tutwiler and enjoyed Thanksgiging
dinner with Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Nash.
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Mrs. W. S. Hill has returned home
from Detroit, where she has been the
guest of her mother.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wright and
baby have returned home from a trip
Mr. J. E. Clark of Sunflower, was
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Blanchard of
Crenshaw were the guests Thanks
Blanchard's parents,
Miss Mary Cain Hawkins of Vaid
guest in the home of Dr. J.
to Chicago.
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a visitor in Greenwood last night.
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giving of Mr.
Captain and Mrs. E. W. Blanchard.
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Miss Cornelia Garrott is the guest
, of Mrs. Fountain Barksdale at Yazoo
City. She w T ill return home Sunday
night. i
The Ford family own the Fordson
factory and the Foi'd Motor Co. They
propose to combine the SERVICE for
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The Eniscop'al Guild is planning a
Xmas sale at the Elks on December
11th, when they will serve tea, coffee
and sandwiches. They will have fancy
and attractive gifts for grownups and
children at very attractive prices, not
to cost over $1.50.
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Two Light Six Studebakers, both in
excellent condition. Good tires ,tops,
etc. Run less than 5000 miles. Here
are two good ones. Schilling Auto
Co.
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R listons Breakfast Food
Richilieu Breakfast Food
Cooked Bran
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Pearl Barley
Crystolized Assorted Fruits.
/ Crystalized Cherries
Crystalized Pineapples.
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The publicity managers of the great
$75,000,000 Baptist campaign believe
"the laborer is worthy of his hire,'
and are spending thousands of dollars
in advertising their plan in newspa
pers
all over the country, taking a
at a time, and requesting
no reduction on rates. They are ask
page
ing nothing of the press and willing
lv pay for all they get, which makes
the press willing to give the great
Baptist campaign liberal notices. The
Baptist people have set a good exam
ple to other denominations and organ
■ything for
izations, who w r ant ever
nothing, never offering to pay for a
line, and some of them disappointed
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unless new-spapers give columns
matter free.—Jackson Clarion Led
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Greenwood Men Home
From Enjoyable Hunt
The Greenwood sportmen, who
were the guests of Mr. Norfleet Haw
kins of Swan Lake on a hunting party
recently, returned home Wednesday
night with some wild turkeys and an
abundance of ducks and squirrels.
The party left several days ago or
of Swan Lake where they joined their
host, IVIr. Hum kins. From there the\
went forty miles up the TaPahatchie
river into the wilds of the Tallahatch
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only member of the part> who was v :
J. able to get a shot at a deer.
led a five point Buck.
The house boat which the hunters
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the
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made the journey up the river in, is ;
well equipped and the men thoroughly
enjoyed the trip and Mr. Hawkins is
i an ideal host.
Those who composed the party
wei;e, Messrs. Hawkins, Joe Mitchell
of Clarksdale, and
Dr. C. M. Cornick and Mr. Van Hat
cher of Greenwood.
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a HEAR MALE QUARTET TONIGHT
Lovers of good music and high class
entertainment should not miss hear
nr the Metropolitan Glee Club to
night when they give their program
in the Memorial Building. This com
pany is a great favorite of most every
audience that hears them. In a great ;
in many places they are engaged for :
their third performance,
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H?.ve you seen The New Special Six
Studebaker? Schilling Auto Co.
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Honor Roll Sidon
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(For Second Month.)
Beginners— S. P. Jones, Bobbie Foy,
Oneal Sanders, John A. Ward.
First Grade—Rosamond
j Jennie Lee Moore,
; Frances Foy.
Second Grade—Maggie Kersh, Bes
sie Mae Parkinson.
Third Grade—Berry Brown,
Mary Katherine Ward.
Fifth Grade—Marion Turner Niven,
Nettie Kersh, Zelzah Mae Chapman.
Sixth Grade—Jamie Poe, Pauline
White, Mary Whitehead, Allen Flem
I mings, Eugene Morgan.
Seventh Grade—Eunice Hill, Mary
Marzula, Carrie Lee Sanders, Cecil
Jackson, Dorothy Harrison.
Eighth Grade—Marguerite Niven,
Mai Dena Poe.
. Ninth Grade—Rosebud Calvin, Ed
na Smith.
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Florence Myers, Farrent Whitehead. |
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Reduction Less !
Than 6 1-2 Per Cent •
Lockett,
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Tenth Grade—Bessie Niven, Nell
' Rogers, Irvin Hendrix, Edria Jackson,
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Associated Press
LONDON, Nov. 28—When the Brit
ish miner's work day was reduced
from eight o seven hours it was es
timated by experts that the change
would cost the nation ten per cent
of its coal production. Comparisons
made by the American Chamber of
Commerce in London announces that
it has made comparisons which show
that the reduction has been less than
8 1-2 per cent.
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PARIS, Nov. 28—Dissatisfied with
the salary they are receiving, which
the y claim is lower than that of the
street sweepers in Paris, the Justices
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for ure °T the Government to comply will
bring about a strike the représenta
of the Peace have addressed a memor
andum to the Minister of Justice ask
Fail
ing for a substantial increase.
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tives of Law and Order say.
Q f Minister of Justice is examining the
claims of the Justices of the Peace
and will give his decision after he
has disposed in consultation with the
Minister of Labor of the various
strikes now in progress.
Commission Will
Go To Washintgon
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who
an p erg h ere assert there is reason to be
lieve that a commission appointed
or f rom M ex i can senate will go to
Washington some time within the
next few months to meet with the
u"LdTta"es senate commission noO
^ ea j n g with Mexican affairs. The
; Democrata states it is informed that
was v : senate members here believe this i
Associated Press
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 28—Newspa
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misunderstanding that may now exist,
between the two governments.
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HAVANA, Nov. 28—The
sanitation authorities have undertak
en a vigorous campaign against the
rat pest, to prevent the bubonic pla
gue from entering Cuba. Thousands
of raps have been set and every pre
caution is being taken.
Ships coming from ports under sus
picion will not be permitted to unload
at the wharves, but must discharge
their cargoes by meaps of lighters or
launches while anchored iV the har
bor, thereby lessening the p«?ss : bility
of plague-carrying rats Caching
shore.
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Investigate the investigators, says
Representative Aswell of Lo tisiana.
To reform the reformers woul l be
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"Tiger Rose" Thrills I
Two Big: Audiences
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Tiger Rose", a melodrama of the
Canadian Northwest, presented at the
Greenwood Theatre yesterday, thrilled
two bjg audiences at both matinee
and night performances. The play
was all that was advertised and it
pleased.
The scenes of this stirring drama
are laid in the almost untrodden for
ests of that far away Alberta coun
try, just under 'circle 53.'
The play deals with the love af-j
fairs of Rose Bocian—-"Tiger Rose '
is the name ,a member of the moun
ted police has given her. She is one
of those picturesque women of the
North, a French-Canadian, bom of
an infidel father and a dance hall
mother and reared among men. She
meets a young American accepts him
as 'her man' because he is different
from others who have courted her.
He is accused of murder.
Then all the cunning, all the deter
| mination, and .the slumbering passion
! of the girl's nature is aroused in p
reckless attempt to save his life.!
! Aided by "Tiger Rosé ' the old doc
• tor< of the post, who finds out later
that he is the young man's father, the
fleeing youth escapes to a deserted
cabin to which he is tracked. Then
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there is a battle royal of wits, with
the young woman winning out.
"Tiger Rose" played by Miss Maria
Ascaraga, held the rapt attention of
the audience throughout the play,
j Her acting was superb and she was
of ; pronounced by many as the best dra
matic artist that has visited this city
in some time. Every member of the
; company was splendid.
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BIÖS INVITED.
The Trustees of the ' Mississippi
State Penitentiary will, at their reg
ular meeting on Tuesday, December.
2nd, 1919, in the City of Jackson/*
Miss., purchase the following supplies
and award the following contracts:
Hardware, Drugs, Shoes, Building
material, Paints & Oils, Smoking to
bacco, Dry Goods and Groceries.
Thirty (30) days' contract will be
awarded on meat and Compound Lard.
All bids must be f. o. b. places nam
ed, freight charges prepaid. - The
Board reserves the right to reject any
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J. J. COMAN, Secretary.
WANTED—To rent or lease be
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tween 300 and 400 acres of cultivat
able land w r ith good cottage on same.
Must be located near Greenwood. Ad
dress at once, P. O. Box 16, Green
w r ood, Miss.
TWO DODGE TOURINGS — In
good shape. Price $750 and $950.
Ford roadster, motor just overhauled
and in first class shape. Price $300.
Two 1919 Maxwells in good running
order with good tires. Price $350.
Also two Willys-Knights in good me
chanical shape, new paint jobs, new
tires. Price $850. These are exceptional
bargains. Call and see them. Schill- .
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FOR SALE—Like new check writ- i
ers, taken in exchange for Sentinel.
Very low prices. L. B. Jones, Green
wood, Miss.
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bungalow house, hardwood floors
throughout, steam heat. Madison
Baird.
FOR SALE—Dodge Car, 1917
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Touring, engine re-buuilt, new Wil
I Hard battery, spot light. Car in per
condition, newly
j feet mechanical
j painted. A bargain for $800 cash.
Box 511, Greenwood.
One unfurnished
FOR RENT
room, 110 College Street. Phone 690.
Some good Fords. Tires good and
in good running order. Priced low.
See them at Schilling Auto Co. on
River Front.
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The price of a FORDSON tractor is
$786.00 delivered here. Compare it
with thé price of other tractors.
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VTeals at all Hours.
Merchants Lunch 65 cts
Kandy Kitchen.
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1919 Buick' Light Six Touring.
New tires and in first class mechani-i
cal shape. Run about 5000 miles. I
Priced, right. Schilling Auto Co.
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Don't fail to see the famous female
minstrel, next Friday night, Decem
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For one week Mrs. Dorian, of Chicago, repre
senting the Vanity Fair Toilet Co., will be at
our store, from 9 A. M. td 5 P. M.
,We invite
the ladies of Greenwood and vicinity to call
and see this line.
Mrs. Dorian will also give
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GREENWOOD THEATRE
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The Farce De Luxe and De Looks—Full _ of Action
Laugh Till You Cry—One Ye?r p* Theatre. N. Y.
THE PLAY EVERYBODY IS TALKING ABOUT.
THE RECORD HIT OF THE SEASON.
Prices: 75c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00
SEATS NOW SELLING
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