The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1907-12-12

Judged by the stationery he uses. |
But those who get Pryce 7. Jones to |
do their Job printing need have no |
fears about the impression they make. |
There is an individuality, neatness
and satisfaction about Mr.. Jones
priQting that speaks for itself. An
workman, with taste and
skill to properly employ the facili-
ties 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 con-
stantly adding to his equipment
introducing new type faces and other
material-and now runs his presses
with electric motors thus enabling
him to do work more expeditiously.
THE KERNER-McNAIR co.
''The drug store on the corner"
conducted by two popular young
men, Clarence Kerner and William R.
McNair, is naturally one of the popu-
lar places of the town. Nothing
pleases them better than to please
and they spare no efforts to give
their customers the best service pos
sible; and the excellent patronage
and business standing they have
gained for themselves is a natural
consequence OF personal worth and
commendable endeavor. They carry
Il we'll assorted stock of drugs and
patent medicines, druggists sundries
and toilet articles, brushes, perfumer-
les, extracts and toilet waters, cigars,
tobaccos, etc. Both are registered
pharmacists. careful and accurate
in all they do, and make a speciality
,! prescription work, using only the
best and purest drugs and chemicals
Their fountain where is dispensed hot
and cold drinks of all kinds is q popu--
lar resort at all times. Ruyler's fine
candies always fresh. Nice line for
the Christmas trade.
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
preparation having been made for
the Christmas trade. Mrs Missillier's
selections are the best and her prices
reasonable. Beside the usual line of
ladies' dress goods and trimmings,
notions, belts, neckwear, ribbons,
lace handkerchief, collars, gloves,
hosiery, ETC., there is pretty line of
fancy goods for Christmas. Hand
bags, purses, combs, hat pins, per-
fumeries, lace handkerchief extracts,
fine toilet soaps, pretty box paper,
etc, suitable for holiday gifts. Sole
agency in Henderson for the celebra-
ted Centemeri kid gloves and Burson
hose, Royal Worcester corsets and
other leading styles. sEverything in
ladies' wear in fact-and quality and
prices to suit those who know.
PARHAM BROS. SUPPLY co.
Change is the law OF nature-and in
the natural order of things change
comes with growth and development.
Wide-awake and progressive spirited
as they are the Parham Bros. Supply
Company contemplate making some
change in their business about the
first of the year. It is not necessary
to go into details as to the nature
and purposes therefor but it will be a
change for the better-an improve
ment in their method of doing bust
ness that will be in the interest OF
their customers as we'll as the ad.
vantage of the firm. In the mean
time they want to convert as much
of their stock into cash as possible,
and in order to do this a special price
has been put upon all classes ofgoods
some lines at cost. Notably among
these are cooking stoves, hats and
shoes-three things that people can't
do without and those in need Of
such goods would do we'll to take ad
vantage of the money saving bar.
gains offered while the opportunity
|, presents itself. While they are going
to make some changes as already
stated, Messrs. Parham Brothers
want it distinctly understood tina,
they are not going to discontinue
! business, but will "stay in the ring
and be in better position to serve
their customers in future than evel
i, before.
GEORGE E. PERRY.
r Many things suitable for the holi
! day trade, you will find at George e
{ Perry's but it's rather the substantia
? things OF life-articles of every ia,
2 use and consumption-that he mostl,
5 deals in. He has a nice line of gen
7 eral merchandise, staple and fame,
groceries, farmers supplies, confec
tioneries, fruits. nuts, vegetables
meat, meal, -four, molasses, cheese
: crackers, cakes, butter, eggs, etc
: Also dry goods and notions, shoes
}. hats, caps, etc Battle Axe shoes ;
: speciality. Mr.. Perry deals also il
hides and furs, for which he will pa,
J. highest prices.
Nor is it alone as merchant tina
Mr. Perry serves the public. a
proprietor of the Henderson Steam
Laundry he conducts an enterpris
that Is a public necessity. In hi
: new building erected especially TO
: the purpose, equipped with moder
q machinery, Mr.. Perry is doing NOR
e work and better work all the time
u and that means satisfied customer,
THE PIRIE-DAvIS co.
We may live without great man
things in this life that we think al
u necessary to our comfort and happ
u ness, but eating is not one of then
e 1t is an established fact that we mu.
J eat to live although we have see
,e some folks whose greatest concer
I seemed to be to live to eat. But n
" matter whether we eat to live or lii
o to eat it is common to US all to lii
ie something good to eat And &c