The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1898-12-22

"'SPiHy ouu preparation Is llltIc I'D
advance OF the previous one. This
year they have a large and varied
line embracing toys by the thousand,
wheel goods. books, pictures, dainty
china and cut-glass. gold pens and
pencils, fluid pens. plush goods,
novelties 10 silver, aluminium, brass
and celluloid. lamps, etc. The
largest and finest line OF wall papers
ever seen here. All styles and prices
to select from. $3.50.
s. +. TEIsER
just like finding money trading
at Teisers." That is the way his ad-
vertisement reads--and that is the
way his customers think about it he
says. At any rate, on one point
we're all agreed, and that is that
there is but one Teiser's store, every
body knows where that is and what
sort OF stock he carries. And II bar
gains were not to be had the place
would not be thronged with custom
ers as it is. There are dry goods
and notions without end, shoes, hats.
caps; groceries and provisions OF all
kinds-in fact anything you can
think of almost. For the holiday
trade Mr.. Teiser has many things in
the line OF toys and novelties, fruits,
confectioneries, etc.
PHIL II. THOMAS.
AS has been his won't for wears
past Mr.. Thomas has done the hand
some thing again this. season in the
way of preparing for that jolly old
soul who about now occupies the
thoughts by day and the dreams by
night of the children. Need we say
more? Go to Thomas drug store
and see for yourself. There you will
find nice line of goods selected with
reference to the holiday trade. There
are toys, novelties. fancy goods,
books. albums, stationery, toilet ar
ticles, perfumeries and druggists
sundries generally. Mr.. Thomas in
vites the public to call on him when
on the trail of old Santa Claus. Spec
ial attention is called to a nice line
of fine candies put up in neat pack
ages.
HENRY THOMSON.
4 word about dry goods and no.
tons. ladies' dress goods and trim
mings, shoes, hats aud house fur
nishing goods is always in season.
Trade in these things is confined to
no particular season, but in keeping
with the spirit which pervades every
heart and which we seem to breathe
in the very atmosphere, Mr.. Thorn
ason proposes to celebrate the holt
days by giving his customers special
bargains in them. He has an extern
sive assortment to which he invites
attention believing he can make it to
the interest Of those who deal with
him. Also groceries and provisions,
hay, grain, shipstuffs, salt, flour and
other things which he buys by the
car load, thus enabling him to sell
at lowest prices. Attention is called
to a nice line of new dress goods Just
received-very cheap.
+. wYCKOFF's son,
Like father. like son is the way the
old adage runs. And it has been lit
orally so in this case. Upon the
death of MIR. P. Wyckoff, the well
known jeweler, he was succeeded in
business by his son George-the firm
name and style appearing above.
Trained up to it under his father the
business OF jeweler and watch re-
pairer comes naturally and it is in
this line that MIR. George Wyckoff
offers his services to the public.
teed is the promise he gives. Mr..
Wyckoff carries a line Of jewelry,
watches, chains, charms, rings.
| clocks, &C., to which attention Is
called, his prices being very moder-
ate for the class Of goods offered.
SAMUEL WATKINS.
Always bearing the reputation OF
carrying one Of the largest and most
complete stocks of goods to be found
outside of the big department stores
of the larger cities, each depart
ment is complete in itself. In fact,
Mr.. Watkins offers his customers q
line this season unsurpassed in any
particular. There is the quantity
and the quality, the variety and the
finish, the moderateness Of price and
the solidity of value all combined.
His stock OF dry goods and notions,
ladies' dress goods md trimmings,
wraps of all kinds, f,.r shoes, ETC., il
large and up-to-date, l. properly ap
preciate the extent aa'! merit OF which
it is only necessary t. visit the store
and make personal inspection
Then there are the department OF
mems clothing. shoes. hats, furnish
ings-furniture, carpets, rugs, flint
crockery and glassware, hardware
heating and cooking stoves AMI
ranges-in short. any and everything
to wear or fit out house from bot
tom to top. And the ''prices ar
right"
8. 8. WRITTEN.
Stocked at all times with a selec
line Of fine wines and pure liquor
is S. S. Whitten's-either place. Ais
best brands OF cigars, chewing ant
smoking tobaccos. He keeps larg
stock Of the purest and best goods 4
be had, Of both imported and dc
mestic manufacture. A speciality O
fine old rye whiskey. peach and appl
brandies, pure North Carolina cor
whiskey, grape and blackberry wines
gin, runs, &c. II you want any
thing in his line for the holiday
leave orders at Mr.. Whitten's an
they will receive prompt attention.
wHITMoRF's BAKERY
There is not more inviting plac
about Christmas time than WIFI
; more's Bakery. Good things to ca
are there in abundance-freshc akei
pies, breads. candies. fruits. nut.
etc. Special preparations for til
Christmas trade. Besides keepin
on hand choice line OF bougt
/ goods, Mr.. Whitmore manufacture