The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-12-20

prepared TO take care OI Uuolf CFdue
and do a bigger business in all it's
branches. Their business during
1906 has been largely in excess of
what it has ever been before. Sup
plying the goods that the people
want and selling them at reasonable
prices-either for cash or easy install
ments-their trade is constantly in
crensing. In addition to furniture,
representing all grades from the finest
to the lowest priced. they carry a big
line of stoves and ranges. Coles
original hot blast heads the list of
heaters, and the Favorite range is
the queen among cookers. Then
there are other makes-all good. In
their stock the d. W. Hardee Furni-
ture Company have many articles
suitable for Christmas presents which
an inspection OF will readily suggest
to prospective purchasers.
THE HENDERSON BOOK STORE.
For more than twenty years the
Henderson Book Store has been one
of the mercantile institutions of Hen
derson. After an active and contin-
uous conduct of the business all this
time Mr.. Edwin Stevens, the pioneer
book and stationery dealer OF Hen
derson, sold out and retired during
the present year. He was succeeded
by a company backed by ample cap
ital and the business is continued at
the same place under the same name.
The stock has been largely increased
and the class Of goods carried is such
as to meet all wants in a first-class
book and fancy goods store. True
to it's past record the Henderson
Book Store has put on it's usual holt
day air and Santa Claus will be .ery
much at home there this Christmas
as he has been heretofore. Ample
provision has been made for the oc-
casion and in the splendid and at
tractive stock shown all tastes can
be gratified. They have u large line
of toys of every description, wheel
goods in great variety, fancy articles
and novelties of all kinds, picture
books, hand painted china and ex-
quisite cut glass, gold pens and PEN
ellis, fountain pens, novelties in silver,
brass, aluminium, celluloid and leath-
er, lamps of beautiful design, etc.
PRYCE T. JONES'.
"a man is judged by the clothes he
wears" And just as surely is mans
business Judged by the stationery he
uses. In this day Of rapid transac-
tions people haven't time to write
their bill heads-and a slovenly got
ten up letter head does not prepos.
sess one with the man behind the
letter. But 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 ia
cilities at his command, his work il
equal to the best and his prices al
low as is consistent with good stool
and first-class service. He is con
stantly adding to his equipment
introducing new type faces and othel
material-with view to doing more
and better work in his line.
THE KERNER-McNAIR co.
When the kerner- McNair Dru,
Company began business those VIII,
know the young men composing th
firm-Clarance Kerner and William
R. McNair-predicted success iron
the start. Both Henderson "boys,
we'll known and very popular, thor
> oughly up in their line OF business
and withal obliging in disposition
with a desire to please, the excllen
patronage and standing they hav
attained is a natural consequence Q
personal worth and commendable en-
deavor. They carry we'll assorte'
stock of drugs andpatent medicines
druggists sundries and toilet articles
> brushes, soaps, perfumeries, extract
and toilet waters, cigars, tobacco
etc. Both are registered pharmacist
and they make specially of prescrir
ton work, using only the best ON
: purest drugs and chemicals. Careful
and accurate in all that ther dc
prompt and attentive to bushes
and striving to please, Kerner
} McNair's drug store has won favo
with large constituency and estat
lished itself as one of the institution
OF the town. Their fountain where
dispensed hot and cold drinks OF al
kinds is popular resort at all times
Sunday hours from 9 to IL a. IN,
to 6 p. IN. The store will close o.
Christmas day.
, MRS. J. L. Fl. MISSILLIER.
An attractive place at all times
Mrs. Missillier's-the ladies store.
is even more SO just now, specia
preparations having been made 10
the Christmas trade. Mrs. Missillier'
selections are of the best and he
prices reasonable. Beside the usus
line OF ladies' dress goods and trim
mings, notions, cloaks, skirts, kni
goods, belts, neckwear, ribbons, lac
handkerehiefs, collars, gloves, hos
iery, etc, there is a pretty line q
fancy goods for Christmas. Han,
bags, purses, combs, hat pins, pei
,, fumeries, handkerchief extracts, in,
toilet soaps, pretty box paper, etc
: Children's stockings, mits and Jack
ets-soft, feecy AMI warm-the YER
thing for "Baby" these winter DAYS
Sole agency in Henderson for th
celebrated Centameri kid gloves an.
!, , Burson hose. RoyL Worcester cor
sets and other leading styles. Me
line OF umbrellas with silver and mob
by handles-very suitable for holi
. day gifts.
: THE PRIZE GROCERY co.
A new firm but a wide-awake on
is the Pirie Grocery Compap Les
y lie c. Pirie and Andrew j. Davie