The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-12-14
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For Low Prices
On Lime, Laths, Shingles,
Doors and Windows, call on
John B. WATKINS.

Lets wait for Christmas, it will be
along soon.
Mrs A. c. Daniel is quite sick with
pneumonia.
food tobacco continues to sell well.
Receipts full.
Consult the advertising columns of
the GOLD LEAF before starting on your
holiday purchasing tour.
W W. Parker, druggist, soicits
your trade on Christmas goods. See
invitation in another column.
Keep posted on what and where to
buy tholiday goods and other kinds)
by reading the advertisements in the
tr"Lp LEAF.
the old year with feeble breath is
fast departing -drawing on its last
pants, as il were. We drew on our
last ones some time ago.
~rt what is said about the GOLD
LIARS Christmas advertisers on the
fourth page of the paper this week. 1t
When YOU start out to celebrate
Christmas, if you would get the most
Happiness to ynurself do something
IT, make somebody else happy.
There will be no preaching at the
Methodist Protestant church next
sunday night. The pastor will
preach at the cotton mill chapel.
Christmas advertising season is at
hand and the GOLD LEAF is teeming
with announcements that cannot fail
u interest and prove of benefit to our
iraders.
II is with pleasure that the GOLD
LEAF calls attention to the business
announcements presented in its ad-
vertising columns; careful reading
Will repay you
Read carefully the cards on the first
page Of the paper this week and then
q aud see those live. progressive,
IeIiable merchants who thus invite
your patronage.
The man who advertises is the man
" ii'' tlotS tnt anu tiit III IL
who does the business is the man who
carries the freshest stock and offers
the best bargains.
HE advertising columns Of the
G"Ln LEAF will inform you where to
bay Christmas presents-or anything
els" YOU may want in the line Of mer
rhandise or general supplies.
L. T. Hicks. trustee. advertises to
sell one horse and > acres OF land by
public auction on Monday, Januar,
l@th. 1909. For further particular:
-" notice in another column.
Cotton commands the highest price
on the Henderson market, hence it il
brought here from long distances
Receipts have been heavy and dealer
are anxious for all they can get.
That '.Christmas is coming ever
The most cursory kind of n glance a
the advertising columns of the Coll
-FAF will bear convincing testimony
i your announcement among tn
array?
Another dynamo has been put i
the cotton mill to light up the ne,
addition which was recently equippe
with machinery. And thus this spler
did enterprise continues to grow an
prosper.
hob Davis. who has been employe
With the United States geologic:
survey in the Western part of tn
State since leaving the University i
June. is home to spend the Christms
holidays.
humorist says the banana ski
Ike the worm will turn if trodde
upon And he mi ght have added tn:
the man who treads upon it will tur
a.So-a somersault almost if he strik'
Il r! ght.
special Christmas privileges
college Students by the Seaboard A
line, Tickets good for three weel
Il fought December 18th, at one al
une-third fares for the round tri
Tickets o.. sale December 18th
zL>t. inclusive, good until Janua
ith. inclusive