The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-12-15

mt glassa japanese goods is es-
'ecially attractive. The latter en-
braces different kinds-Jipsado china,
Hatido china-something new-Roy-
al 1oshima china, Bavarian china,
Rozane ware-very pretty and some
thing that needs only to be seen to
be admired. French. marble and
onyx clocks, gold headed canes and
umbrellas, gold and silver watches.
chains, charms, cuff buttons, finger
rings, stick pins, scarf pins, gold
pens and pencils and fountain pens
Special attention is called to their
line of silverware-suitable for Christ
mas presents. Messrs. Hight & Go.
handle the best of class goods. yet the
prices are no higher than you fire.
quently have to pay elsewhere for in
f-riorarticaes. They make a speciality
of gold spectacles and eyeglasses. and
guarantee satisfaction in adjusting
same.
PRYCE T. JONES.
If mans business is judged by the
stationery he uses, those who get
Pryce T. Jones to do their printing
need have no fears about the impress
sion they make. There is an indi-
viduality, neatness and satisfaction
about Mr.. Jones' printing that
speaks for itself An experienced
workman. with taste an! skill to
properly employ the facilities at his
command, his work is equal to the
best and his prices as low as is con-
sistent with good stock and first
class service. He is constantly ad-
ding to his equipment with q view to
doing more and better work in his
line.
MAURICE j. O'NEIL.
Everything in hardware" at
Maurice J. O'NeiPs. And not only
does Santa Claus get his guns there,
but large and appreciative public
do their trading there when they
wait anything in Mr.. O'Neil's line.
He carries a we'll assorted stock and
his prices are always right and reas-
enable. Pocket and table cutlery,
scissors, razors, carving sets, meat
choppers, sausage mills: shot guns,
rifles, ammunition, leggings, hunting
jackets. etc. Carpenters tools, build
ers' materials, nails, bolts, locks,
shovels, forks, hoes, axes, stoves,
paints, oils, varnishes and glass.
Special attention to repairing OF
locks and guns, fitting keys, etc A
suitable Christmas gift would be one
of those carving sets or oil stoves at
Mr.. O'Neil's.' And other things mi ght
be suggested by looking over his
| stock.
l.. GEORGE E. PERRY.
| You will find at George E. Perry's
many things suitable for the holiday
trade, while it is rather the substan
tial things of life-articles of every
day use and consUnption-that he
mostly deals in. He has a nice line
of general merchandise, staple anC
fancy groceries, farmers supplies
confectioneries, fruits, nuts, vegeta
bles, meats, -four, molasses, cheese
crackers, cakes. butter, eggs, etc
Also dry goods and notions, shoes
hats, caps, etc. Battle Axe shoes &
speciality. Mr.. Perry deals also il
hides and furs and wants all he car
get, for which he will pay highest
prices.
w. S. PARKER & co.
As a wholesale and jobbing centre
Henderson can measure strength
with cities many times it's size. w
S. Parker & Co., wholesale grocers
do an extensive business and are il
position to sell goods as cheaply ant
extend every reasonable courtesy ant
accommodation afforded by tn,
Northern markets-New York, Bos
ton, Philadelphia, Baltimore or else
where. Messrs Parker & Co. do bust
ness strictly upon business principles
and solicit trade purely upon merit
Mill agents for plaids, sheetings
drills, domestics, ball cotton, spOo
thread. and can deliver goods a,
cheap as they can be bought any
where. Also dealers in lime, hay
grain, bran, shipstuffs, cotton seet
meal, hulls, etc. Nice line of goods
for Christmas-raisins, nuts and fancy
candies and cakes. Their stock o
cigars is extra large for the holiday
trade
ROBERT B. POWELL.
A credit to any town is the hand
some. city-like fancy grocery store o
Robert B. Powell. He carries a larg,
stock, varied in character and choict
in quality and caters to the best
trade. There is scarcely anything il
the way of good things to eat that
Mr.. Powell cannot supply-fancy
groceries, canned goods, bottled
goods, cakes, crackers, cheese, butter
eggs, coffees, teas, syrups, molasses
pickles., olives, spices, favorings ant
condiments of all kinds; corn, toma
toes, peaches, soups, cereal foods
foreign and domestic fruits, nuts
raisins, currants. citron. mince meat
etc. Huyler's candies a speciality
in fancy boxes and baskets to suit
the holiday trade.