The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1900-12-13
THOMAS BROTHERS.

Many pretty aad useful articles suit
able for Christmas presents. beside the
usual large and complete stock carried;
will be found at Thomas brothers
drug store. They have made special
nroyision for the coming Of the chill
dren's patron saint. and if ne doesn't
see what he wants he has only to ask
for it, There are things that Will de-
LIGHT the eve and please the purse at
Thomas. They have nice and well
selected stock, varied in character ana
extensive 10 proportions. whiie tho
quality aud price will please the most
exactiuy purchasers. There are toys
and novelty goods. fireworks OF all
, kinds. toilet and fancy articles, books,
albums, fine perfumes. sachet powders;
stationery goods, writing materials, and
druggists suudries generally. Inc
Messrs. Thomas invite the pubic to
call on them when looking for Santa
Claus goods. Fine cigars and smokers
goods.
HENRY THOMSON.
Christmas may come and Christmas
may 90 but dressing and eating goes
on forever. Aud when you want any
thing in either line II. Thomson can
| furnish it. He has a complete stock OF
general Observation-Disclosures and better
than ever-wearables for both sexes.
hous efurnishing goods aud things to eat
for man and beast. If you want bargains
| in dry goods and notions, ladies' dress
goods, trimmings, shoes, hats and house
| furnishing goods. etc.. now is the time
| to get them. and H. Thomason's is the
place. He has an extensive assert
ment to which he invites attention and
will make it to the interest of those
who deal with him. Mr.. Thomson
carries also big line Of groceries and
provisions, hay, grain, shipstuffs. salt.
| -four aud other things which he buys
by the car load, thus enabling him to
sell at lowest prices. For the next ~
days special bargains will be offered in
dress goods, shoes, boots. hats and caps.
| Call and see him and take advantage OF
some of the bargains he is now offer
ing.
S. F. TEISER.
at no place, not even excepting the
regular toy stores, is greater regard had
for the coming of Old Santa Claus than
at Teser's store. They always have
big stock of holiday goods of all kinds,
toys, fancy china and glassware. fruits.
confectioneries, dolls, novelties for him
to fit out his pack with. And the sele c.
tons this year are ahead of anything
heretofore undertaken, if anything.
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mentioned above that Mr.. Teiser's
stock will be found up with the times.
the quality right and the prices low.
There are dry goods and notions with
out end, shoes, hats, caps; groceries
and provisions Of all kinds-in fact any
thing you can think of almost. Trade
10 these things is confined to no particu-
lar season, but in keeping with the
spirit which pervades every heart and
which we seem to breathe in the very
atmosphere itself Mr.. Teiser proposes
to celebrate the holidays by giving his
customers special bargains in every
thing.
WHITTEN'S BOOK STORE.
Strikingly suggestive of the season
with its attractively displayed show
windows aud its still more attractive
display inside is w. T. Whitten's Book
Store. There are books of all kinds.
picture books, story books, the latest
novels, standard works in prose and
poetry, toys of every description, wheel
goods, fire works, fancy goods, novel
ties, &C., in endless variety. There
are pictures. picture frames, eases,
albums. fancy china and glassware, odd
conceits in silver, aluminium. brass,
celluloid, wood, leather and plush
goods. Indeed, in a stock so varied, a
line 30 extensive it is impossible to
enumerate. One must see for himself
to form any idea of the pretty things
Mr.. Written has for the holiday trade
And his prices are no less attractive
than the goods themselves. Next door
to the post office.