The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-12-21
GEORGE E. PERRY.

While there are many things suit
able for the holiday trade it ia rather |
the substantial things of life-articies |
of every day need aud consumption
that are mostly to be found here. Aud |
Of good quality and low price ere the
goods that Mr.. Perry handles. Atten-
ton is called to desirable line Of
drv goods and notions. shoes, hats. etc. .
with which To adorn the outer man;
and staple and fancy groceries, canned
goods, confectioneries. fruits. nuts.
vegetables. meats. and other things
pleasing to the palate and necessary to
the comfort and staying qualities of
the inner man. Shoes a speciality.
Mr. Perry also buys hides and furs pay
ing the highest cash prices for same. He
wants all he can get and persons hav-
ing such will find in him a ready
buyer.
EDWIN STEPHENS.
A beautiful collection of Christmas
| goods is to be found at the Henderson
Book Store. No event of this kind is
| ever allowed to pass without special
preparation being made for it. and the
public know what TO expect when MIR.
and Mrs. Stephens are the controlling
spirits in matters of this kind. Aud
they never disappoint their friends.
Indeed, each seasons display is a
little ahead of the previous one. This
| year they have large and varied line
embracing toys by the thousand, wheel
| goods, books, pictures, dainty china
and cut-glass, gold pens and pencils,
I; fluid pens, plush goods, novelties in
silver, aluminium, brass and celluloid,
| lamps, etc. Mr.. Stephens calls atten-
ton to the largest and finest limo of
wall papers eyer seen here. All styles
and prices to select from. Also a big
assortment of mouldings for picture
| frames.
PHIL H. THOMAS.
At Thomas drug store will DO found
many pretty and useful articles suitable
FOR Christmas presents, beside tho
usual large and complete stock carried.
As has been his custom heretofore he
! has made provision for the coming of
good old St. Nick, tho children's friend.
There are things to delight the eve and
please the purse at Thomas -. But do
not rely upon what we say alone, 90
and see for yourself. You will fluid a
uce line Of goods selected with refer
ence to the holiday trade. There are
toys, novelties, fancy goods, books,
albums, stationery, toilet articles, per-
fumeries and druggists sundries gener-
ally. Mr.. Thomas invites the public
to call on him when looking for Santa
Claus goods. Special attention is called
to nice line Of fine candies put up III
neat packages, choice cigars, and smok-
ers' goods of all kinds.
ST. TEISER.
One of the busiest places in towr
is Teiser's store. 1t always was q
busy and business like place but since
moving unto his new store further
down the street it is still more 80 /
possible. He has more room and car
rles Il bigger stock and as Il natura
result he is doing bigger trade. Ant
that he sells goods at low price IL
evidenced by the immense business h'
does. If bargains were not to be hat
the place would not be thronged will
customers as it is. There are dr.,
goods aud notions without end, shoes
hats, caps; groceries and provisions o
all kind>-in fact anything you cal
think of almost. Trade in thes'
things is confined to no particular
season, but in keeping with the spirl
which pervades every heart and which
we seem to breathe in the very at
mosphere, Mr.. Teiser proposes t
E celebrate the holidays by giving hi
customers special bargain. in every
thing. In addition to his regular lin
he has many things in the way Of toy
, | and novelties, fancy china and glass
ware, fruits, contec tioneries, etc.
THOMAS s. NEWCOMB.
Not as old as some others but on
| of the most popular and successft
+ ! firms nevertheless is that of Thoma
& Newcomb. Ii is composed of youn
men who have spent years behind tn
counter and who are trained mel
chauts. They are judges of goods
, know how to buy to advantage an
f understand the requirements of tn
, trade. Since engaging in business 70
/
f marked. Their trade has steadily il
, creased and their stock has been col
{ stanuy enlarged. They conduct a
, up-to-date furnishing store-for bot
sexes-and tho character of goot
handled by them is Of the best Will
, | their prices are very REASONABLE,
] Everything in ladies' dress goods an
! trimmings, capes, cloaks, notions
| white goods, underwear, collars, cuffs
} | handkerchief, shoes, hats, trunks
= umbrellas, etc.-a splendid stock
! select from. Many useful and az
| propriate articles for holiday gift
| when will readily suggest themselve
, upon inspection. A cordial welcom
, awaits you at Thomas & Newcomb's
HENRY THOMSON.
With a determination of making
! change in his business, Mr.. Thon
: | ason is Offering his entire line of dr.
} | goods and notions at and below cos
l Ordinarily when man says he is sci
, | ing goods at cost-swapping dollars q
r it were-people do not lay much stres
) | upon it, But in Mr.. ThOmason's cas-
| IL is uiucIeut. 10 mCdHs Uuolucs
| because he means to make a chang
f and reliable man that he is when
5 says thing he means it and nothin
l more. If you want bargains in DIR
l goods and notions, ladies' dress groodt
+ trimmings, shoes, hats and house ful
r ! nishing goods, etc., now is the time
f get them and H. Thomason's is th
Y place. He has an extensive assor
ment to which he invites attention an
3 will make it to the interest of thos
| who deal with him. Mr.. Thomaso
t carries also big line of groceries an
D provisions, hay, grain, shipstuffs, sail
flour and other things which he buy
by the car load, thus enabling him t
sell at lowest prices. Call and sec hir
and take advantage of some Of the bal