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


EVERYTHING you can think of as be-
longing i'm a place of the kind you
will find at the Henderson Book
Store Mr.. and Mrs. Stephens haze
made ample provision for the holi-
day season as'usual, and Santa Claus
will be very much at home with them.
They have a large line of toys OF
every description, wheel goods in
great variety, automobiles to- tour
the country in and ships to sail the
seas, fancy articles and novelties of
all kinds, picture books, dainty china
and exquisite cut glass, gold pens
and pencils, fountain pens, novelties
in silver, brass, aluminium, celluloid
and leather, lamps of beautiful de-
sign. The stock is larger, the, assert
ment more varied, the quality bet
ter, and the prices lower than ever
| before
L. T. HOWARD.
When you want harness, saddles,
brides, collars, whips, lap robes,
horse blankets, L. T Howard can fill
the demand. He has a complete
stock of everything in his line of his
own and other makes, and his prices
will please you. Ifyou want the best
article for the money, with a large
| stock to select from and esteem it an
advantage to deal with man who
makes the manufacture and sale of
harness his business, and who thor
Oughly understands that business,
| m orG' &c ho %o A
good workman and a reliable deal
err, when you get an article of Lee
Howard you can rely on it's being all
right and as represented.
HIGHT eco. T.
Henderson's up-to-date jewelers.,
Hight & Co., have a very pretty and
complete stock from which to make
selections for holiday gifts or other
purposes. Their assortment of gold
and silver watches, jewelry, silver
ware, fancy china, cut glass and Jap
anese goods is especially attractive.
French, marble and onyx clocks, gold
headed canes and umbrellas, watch
fobs, chains, cuff buttons, finger
rings, stick pins, gold pens and pen
ellis and fountain pens. Messrs.
Hight 4 Co. handle the best class of
goods, yet the prices are no higher
than you frequently have to pay else
where for inferior articles. They
make speciality Of the optical bust
ness, have a fine line of spectacles and
eyeglasses, and guarantee satisfac-
ton in adjusting same.
PRYCE T. JONES.
If a mans business is Judged by the
stationery he uses-and It'll largely
those who get Pryce T. Jones to do
their printing need have no fears
about the impression they make
There is an individuality, neatness
and satisfaction about Mr.. Jones'
printing that speaks for itself. An
experienced workman, with taste and
skill to properly employ the facilities
at his command, his work is equal to
the best and his prices as low as is
consistent with good stock and first
class service. He is constantly add
ing to his equipment introducing
new type faces and other material
with Il view to doing more and bet
ter work in his line.
MRS. j. L. H. MISSILLIER.
An attractive place at all times is
Mrs. Missillier's-the ladies' store. 1t
is even more so just now, special
preparations having been made for
the Christmas trade. The decora-
tions are appropriate and the stock
very attractive. Mrs. Missillier's Sc
lections are Of the best and her prices
reasonable. Beside the usual line of
ladies' dress goods and trimmings,
notions, cloaks, skirts, belts, neck
wear, ribbons, lace handkerchiefs,
collars, gloves, hosiery, etc., there is
a pretty line OF fancy goods for
Christmas. Hand bags, purses,
combs, hat pins, perfumeries, hand
kerchief extracts, fine toilet soaps
Children's stockings, mits and jack
ets-soft, feecy and warm-the very
thing for "Baby" these winter days.
Sole agency in Henderson for the
celebrated Centameri kid gloves and
Burson hose. Royal Worcester cor
sets and other leading styles. Nice
line of umbrellas with silver and mob
by handles-very suitable for holiday
gifts.
| MAURICE j. O'NEIL.
"Everything in hardware at
Maurice J. O'Neil's. He carries a
we'll assorted stock and his prices are
always right and reasonable. Pocket
and table cutlery, scissors, razors,
carving sets, meat choppers, sausage
mills, shot guns, rifles, ammunition,
leggings, hunting jackets, etc. Car
penters' tools, builders materials,
nails, bolts, locks, shovels, forks,
hoes, axes, stoves, paints, oils, var
nishes and glass. Special attention
to the repairing of locks and guns,
fitting keys, etc. A suitable Christ
mas gift would be one OF those cary
ing sets or oil stoves at Mr.. O'Neil's.
And other things might be suggested
by looking over his stock.
GEORGE E. PERRY.
At the same old stand with an in
creased stock and doing bigger and
better business in supplying the
wants of his customers, you will find
George E. Perry. He has nice line
OF general merchandise, staple and
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 a
speciality. You will find here many
things suitable for the holiday trade,
while it is rather the substantial
things OF life-articles of every day
use and consumption-that are car
ried. Mr.. Perry deals also in hides
and furs and wants all he can get,
for which he will pay highest prices