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


grocery business, energetic and am
bilious to please they are building
up a trade of which they have cause
to be proud. Mr.. Prize has been
identified with the retail grocery
trade OF Henderson for several years
while Mr. Davis isfamiliar with both
the retail and wholesale ends of the
business having been a travelling
salesman long time. They carry
a good stock and can please patrons
in the quality OF the goods handled
and the prices ut which they sell. Ev-
erything that's good to eat and that
of the best is their motto. Fancy and
staple groceries, canned and bottled
goods of all kinds, foreign and do
nestle fruits, nuts, mince meats, fine
candies, cakes, crackers, cheese, but
ter, eggs, fresh sausage, vegetables,
etc. High grade family and patent
-four, sugars, syrups, molasses,
country cured hams, breakfast ba-
con, hominy, grits and cereal foods
of all kinds. The Pirie Grocery Com
pany make a speciality Of Antrim's
celebrated coffees, than which there
none on the market superior. Special
preparation and extra inducements
for the Christmas trade. Lowney's
choice candies in pretty packages.
! W. W. PARKER.
AS is habit with him W. W. Par
ker is prepared to give old Santa
Claus a hearty welcome. He is a
special friend of the children, and
Parker's two drug stores have much
the appearance of a toy shop or doll
factory at this season <of the year.
He has h:: stock OF holiday goods
OF every description. There are toilet
and fancy articles, novelties, toys,
dolls, wheel goods, fancy china, glass
ware, cups and saucers, fine soaps,
perfumeries, extracts, stationery
| goods and writing materials OF all
} kinds, brushes, combs, pipes, drug
gists' sundries, etc. No more suitable
, Christmas present could be suggest
, ed than a Waterman's Idealfountain
: pen or a Parker Lucky Curve foun-
tain pen. A sensible, serviceable gift
to lady or gentleman, and become
more valuable and a constant re.
minder of the donor as time goes on
Mr.. Parker has a good stock to Sc.
lect from.
ROBERT B. POWELL.
Q In keeping with the Christmas
: spirit Powell's Grocery-always vel
, stocked with the best things to eat,
: always inviting and appetizing in its
: we'll ordered arrangements still
. more so now. In addition to his US
ual full line Mr. Powell has made ex.
> ira preparation to meet the demand.
y OF his patrons during the holiday
season. There is scarcely anything
). in the way OF good things to eat that
!. he cannot supply-fancy groceries
9 canned goods, bottled goods, cakes
= crackers, cheese, butter, eggs, coffees
8 teas, syrups, molasses, pickles, olives
8 spices, f1avorings and condiments o
K all kinds; corn, tomatoes, peaches
= soups, cereal foods, foreign and do
= nestle fruits. nuts, raisins, currants
r citron, mince meat, ready-baked frui
e cakes, etc. Huyler's candies a spe
cialty-in fancy boxes and basket
to suit the holiday trade. Mr.. Powell
carries large stock, varied in char
g acter and choice in quality and cater
o to the best trade.
e THE GEORGE A. ROSE co.
II With the largest and finest stool
,, of goods that they have ever carrie,
the George A. Rose Company Cal
supply your every want in meritori
,, Gus merchandise. Everything in al
:. up-to-date department store-dry
~ goods and notions, ladies' wearing
e apparel mems furnishings, millinery
:, :, white goods, blankets, trunks, va
\ Uses, shoes, hats, groceries, provis
- ions, farmers supplies, feedstuffs, etc
D Their business this year has been tn
>, biggest in the history of the firm
-, . showing that the people appreciat
:, their efforts to please their custom
:, :, ers. And with a bigger stock an
= better and cleaner goods than the.
y have ever carried, selling at price
- that are profitable to their custom
=, ers as well as to themselves, they ar
e in better position than ever befor
!" to meet the demands of the trade i
!, supplying what they want-goods @
:, - quality at reasonable prices. 1t is
is rule of the George A. Rose Co. tina
~ the money will be refunded in ever
- instance where an article bought a
>; their store is not as represented o
. satisfactory in every way.
THE STURGES & SHE'LL co.
As a wholesale and jobbing centr
:. Henderson is keeping step with tn
!. progress of the times and is becoming
- noted in this respect no less than fn
it's retail trade and manufacturin
:. interests. Prominent among these
. the Sturges & Shell Company. wholt
=, sale grocers, Incorporated under th
= laws of North Carolina with an au
!. thorized capital OF sac. 900, they ar
- in position to do business on as clos
margin of profit as any house does
:, The active members OF the firm ar
= W. K. Stur9es and o. P. Shell, We
!. known and energetic young men
who have had long experience ant
: valuable training in the business
Z They have established q good trad
and ore constantly charging thei
, territory and increasing their list O
D customers. The SturRes & Shell Com
= pany carry . general line and sell q
= cheaply as the same class of good
!, can be bought anywhere. They d.
: business strictly upon business prin
!; ciples and solicit patronage purel,
upon merit-the quality OF thei
goods, the reasonableness of thei
prices. prompt attention to all busi
Ie ness and every reasonable considera
> ton and accommodation shown t.
.. their customers.