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

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tom the GOLD LEAF want to help |
its friends to the full and proper ell
joyment 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
presented a diversity OF lines will be
found represented. Special provis-
ion has been made to meet every
reasonable 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
I've found than those carried by our
dealers, and nowhere are there
cleverer or more liberal merchants
than those in Henderson.
The GOLD LEAF asks its readers to
carefully look the list of it's adver-
tisers over, see who invites your pat
ronage and the special provision
made to meet the wants OF the holt
day trade and bargains that are Of
fered in goods OF every day demand
and then give these enterprising
dealers call.
Taking them in the alphabetical or
der of their names we have pleasurein
presenting the following representa-
tive and reliable business houses:
b. S. ARONSON.
tilldoing business at the same place
between promoting new opera houses
and booking the finest amusement
attractions the people OF Henderson
have everenjoyed, b. s. Aronson finds
time to conduct first-class cloth
ing and furnishing goods emporium
and with II bigger and better
stock, give his customers the same
square deal they've always got. "YOur
money back you are not satisfied is
the pledge to every purchaser. When
itcomes to eeIifrs clothing ofqua1ity
reliable goods at legitimate profit
his method of business being to make
friends and future customers ofevery
purchaser. Mr.. Aronson carries a
big line of clothing, overcoats, era
venettes, 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 q speciality. Novel
ties in new and up-to-date neckwear.
BARNES CLOTHING STORE.
If you want to treat yourself to a
new suit of clothes for Christmas
you will find the stock at Barnes
Clothing Store large and varied to
make selection from. Or maybe you
wish to make friend q present Of
some serviceable and appropriate
article-a trunk, dress suit case, UNI
brelia Makes no difference you will
find them there-and the price will
please you. Mr.. Barnes has an unus-
ually large line of nobby clothing,
overcoats, odd pants, hats, shoes,
travelling bags, trunks, umbrellas,
underwear, etc. And in style, quality,
fit and finish, the garments sold can
not fail to please any taste. The
stock has just been replenished by
az clIu Ol-Ouc-ocdbOu
sacrifice sales, and Lewis Barnes de-
clares he now has the prettiest and
cheapest line he has ever shown-and
inspection and comparison OF prices
is invited.
BEEHIVE DEPARTMENT STORE.
The Bee Hive Department Store is
what its name implies-a busy place.
Too heavily stocked up for the sea.
son of the year and to give added
activity to business and extra pleas
ure to customers at this holiday
time a big reduction has been made
in all lines OF goods from the already
low prices that obtain there. 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 q
big stock and it will pay prospective
purchasers to examine his goods and
compare his prices. Many things
suitable for Christmas presents-use.
ful as well as ornamental.
Two stores-The Beehive, on the
corner next to the post office. anG
Roth's Place, in the Beck building
further down the street-at both o
which you will find things and price:
to your liking.
BEACON SUPPLY co.
Succeeding Beacon Brothers. a,
old and reliable firm, the Beacon
Supply Company, composed o
Messrs. Hamilton Beacon, s. I'll
Satterwhite and c. ". Finch, Will
Mr.. Beacon as the active head and
manager, began business in January
last with capital stock of $25, 900
Men OF ripe Judgment and experience,
and successful in business the Bea
com Supply Company is young only
in name. They do a general merchan
disc and supply business and deal il
horses and mules, etc., and can sup
ply your wants in their line. Stapl,
and fancy groceries and plantation
supplies a speciality. Their line o
dry goods and notions, boots, shoes
hats and household goods of al
kinds is large and complete and thei
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 o.
almost, and the stock is fresh anl
up to the times, varied in character
desirable in quality and reasonable
in nr;oa