The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-10-18
VERY LOW PRICES.
On Lumber, Lime, Shingles
Doors, Windows, Frames, Oak
Mantels, Tiles, Crates, &c.
John B. WATKINS.

to see and hear twice as much as we
talk. God gave US two eyes, two
ears and only one mouth.
Miss Belle Bullock went to Georgia
last week to take charge OF a school
near Climax, where she has two
brothers, Walter and George, living.
Much building has been done in
Henderson this year, and it still con-
Times. Carpenters are in demand
and find steady employment here at
good wages.
The definition of u lady has been
given az a woman who always re-
members Others and never fOrgets
herself. The same rule will apply
equally as we'll in defining q gentle
men,
When the Mail Order Houses final
~ undermine the local merchants
probably they will then realize that
the failure to advertise and keep in
touch with their customers had much
to do with it.-Raleigh Enterprise.
DR.. b. F. Dixon, State Auditor,
spoke in the court house here Thurs
day night to a small crowd. He is a
good speaker, free from abuse and
the tricks of the demogog, and one
goes away having a good opinion of
the man after hearing him.
Ex-senator Marion Butler address,
ed the Republicans of Vance county
in the court house here Saturday.
We did not hear the speech and can
not speak from personal knowledge
of it. Some persons said it was dis
appointing while Others spoke of it
as first class.
Mr.. George t. Whitaker of EPSON,
has accepted q position as a principal
of a school at Oak Grove, Ga, and
left last week to enter upon his duties.
He is a young man of fine talent,
graduate of Elon College and the
State University, and his friends will
be glad to learn of his success.
Master Edison Hicks wants billy
goat and wagon. He will exchange
therefor a double seated Flying
Dutchman, with two sets ofnew solid
rubber tires. Cost S12 OO'and good
as new. Or, will sell if any boy
wants it who has no goat and wagon.
See his advertisement in this paper
will they bring the whole show
here?' That is the question frequent
ly asked about Barnum & Bailey's
circus which will exhibit in Henderson
Thursday, November 10. We know
nothing to the contrary, but whether
they do or not it will be the biggest
show ever seen in Henderson-no
doubt about that.
When you pull down the town in
which is your home, you are pulling
down yourself. Try and abandon
the idea that all good things are in
some other locality. Givey your town
all the praise it can legitimately
bear. 1t certainly will do you no
harm. Above all, patronize your
misunderstanding your news
paper and local job printing office.
Mr. George T. Bullock and bride,
formerly Miss Beatrice McEachern
OF Red Springs, who have been visiting
at Mr.. Walter Bullock's in this coun-
" since their recent marrlaSe) lett
last week for Climax, Ga, where they
will live in future Mr. Bullock has
been connected with the State EXpe-
rment farm near Red Springs, but
goes to Georgia to take charge of a
farm which he and his brother Walter
have bought Jointly.
1t pays to deal with the man who
ndvertises--the wide-awake business
man who keeps up with the times anC
moves things so rapidly that he does
not allow old stock to accumulate
Never trade with a man who does
not advertise, if you want nice, fresh
clean goods at reasonable prices
Find man who does not advertise
and you will find a man who is a.
rusty and old-fashioned as the good.
which he is trying to sell.-ConcorC
Times.