The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-12-21

been us custom
| XVII kEN41fWh for years, the
WQN~klI GOLD LEAF
| e4DGYEs 1ae wants to help it's
| SSrfl,Ttfg KS friends to the full
%%Jo W. and properenj Joy
| ment of the occasion. We can do
this no better than by directing them
where to do their Christmas shop
ping-by pointing out the places
where they can buy to best advan-
tage OF such as they want, no matter
what the character of the article.
In the array of advertisements pre-
sented Il diversity of lines will be
found represented. Special provis-
ion has been made to meet every
| reasonable and seasonable demand,
| and we are sure that among such
splendid stocks buyers cannot fail to
find what they wish and at the right
price. 1t is not too much to say that
no better or more extensive lines OF
goods can be found than those car
| ried by our dealers, and nowhere are
there cleverer or more liberal mer-
chants than those in Henderson.
The GOLD LEAF asks it's readers to
| carefully look the list of it's adver-
tisers over, see who invites your pat
rOnage and note the special provis-
ions made to meet the wants OF the
holiday trade and bargains that are
offered in goods of every day demand
and then give these enterprlsing deal
ers Il call
Taking them i'll the alphabetical
| order of their names we have pleas
ure in presenting the following rep
resentative and reliable business
houses:
b. S. ARONSON.
When it comes to selling clothing
| of merit at Il low price, B. s. ArOnsOn
is not discounted by any dealer. He
has built up his trade upon merit
reliable goods at low prices and guar
antees Il square deal every time you
buy OF him. Your money back if
| you are not satisfied is the pledge to
every purchaser Mr.. Aronson car
ries big line of clothing, overcoats,
cravenettes, shoes, hats, furnishings,
trunks, valises, etc, and promises to
make it to the interest Of those who
trade with him. The famous ArOn-
son shoes, kirschbaum's clothing
and boys suits IL speciality. Novel
ties in new and up-tO-date neckWear.
ALIEN 7. BARNES.
Alex II. Barnes, the furniture deal
| or, undertaken and embalmer, has
been getting in goods by the carload
for the holiday trade. In his inn
mense Establishment, which is stocked
from bottom to top, will be found
many things suitable for Christmas
presents as well as for the every day
trade. There are easy rockers, com
Portable lounges, writing desks, book
cases, centre tables, hat racks, wall
pieces, carpets, rugs, mattings, art
squares, etc Mr. Barnes has splen-
did assortment, embracing every
thing to be found in an up-to-date
establishment of the kind, which for
style, quality and price cannot be
duplicated outside of the large city
wholesale establishments. He has
the sole agency for Globe Wernicke
book cases and filing cabinets-any
| st lie finish
BEE HIVE DEPARTMENT STORE.
A great reduction sale is going on
at the Beehive Department Store
and bargains are offered in all lines
of goods. As will be seen by refer.
ence to his big advertisement Mr.
Roth wants to ''melt the whole stock
into cash, and to move the goods at
once % per cent. discount has been
made from the manufacturers cost
A rare opportunity is thus offered to
buy clothing. overcoats. hats, caps,
shoes, ladies' and gents underwear
| furnishings, white goods, ribbons,
fancy goods. blankets. comforts,
trunks, valises, etc. Mr.. Roth has a
big stock and it will pay prospective
purchasers to examine his goods and
get his prices. Many things suitable
fur Christmas presents-useful us
we'll us ornamental.
| BARNES CLOTHING STORE.
If you want to treat yourself to a
new suit of clothes for Christmas YOU
| will find the stock at Barnes Cloth.
ing Store large aud varied to make a
selection from. Or maybe you wish
to make friend n present of some
serviceable and appropriate article
a trunk, dress suit case. umbrella
Makes no difference youwill find them
there to your liking. Mr.. Barnes
has an unusually large line of nobby
clothing, overcoats, odd pants, hats,
shoes, travelling bags, trunks, UNI.
brellas, underwear. etc. And in style
quality, fit and finish, the garments
sold cannot fail to please any taste
| The stock has been raplenished, and
Lewis Barnes declares he now has the
prettiest and cheapest line he has
ever shOwn-and an inspection and
comparison of prices is invited
| BEACON BROTHERS.
1t Is only once year you have to
buy Christmas goods, but all the
year round you must have things to
eat and wear. Beacon Brothers sell
everything in general merchandise
anu tah supply your NultS. SCaple
and fancy groceries and plantation
supplies a speciality. Their, line oil
dry goods and notions, boots, shoes.
hats and household goods of all
kinds is large and complete and their
prices reasonable. Hay, grain, ship.
stuffs. -four, salt and meat they buy
in car load lots. Butter, eggs, cheese,
cakes, crackers, canned goods, wood.
enware, tinware, brooms, baking
powders, toilet and laundry soaps.
In fact everything you can think of,
almost, and the stock is fresh and IN
to the times, varied in character, de-
sirable in quality and reasonable in
price.
! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS co.