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

fancy groceries. feed stuffs, farmers
supplies, etc.-Henry Thomson OF
fers a good stock at low prices. He
has complete line OF wearables for
men and women and for the holiday
trade he is making reduced prices
on dress goods and trimmings, no
lions, boots, shoes, hats, furnishing
goods, hosiery, etc. Also house fur
nishing goods, and all lines of win
ter merchandise. Mr.. Thomson car
ries big line of groceries and pro-
visions, hay, grain, shipstuffs, salt,
-four, etc., which he buys by the car
load, thus enabling him to sell at
lowest prices. Lot of straight and
patent -four just received for holiday
use. In fact there is scarcely any
thing in the way OF good things to
eat that he cannot supply-fancy
groceries, canned goods, bottled
goods, cakes, crackers, cheese. but
ter, eggs, sugar, coffee, teas, syrups,
molasses, etc. Special prices have
been made for the holiday trade and
an inspection of the goods and prices
is respectfully invited.
SAMUEL WATKINS.
No claim is made that Santa Claus
has established headquarters at
Samuel Watkins big department
store, but it seems to be headquar-
tiers for about everything in the
general merchandise hne-and many
articles will be found there sugges-
tive of the children's patron saint.
They have a great stock-each de-
partment of the big three-foor build
ing complete in itself--full to over
flowing with the best goods and
most attractive styles in their line.
There is the quantity and quality,
the variety and the finish, the mod
erateness of price and the solidity Of
value combined. The stock of dry
goods and notions, ladies dress
goods and trimmings, cloaks and
furs, furnishings, fine shoes, etc., is
large and up to the times. Then
there are the departments of mems
clothing, overcoats, shoes, hats and
furnishing goods and furniture, car
pets, rugs, fine crockery and glass
| ware-in short, any and everything
to wear or fit out a house from bot
tom to top. AS already noted in Il
stock so varied may be found many
articles suitable for Christmas pres
ents; utspecial attention is directed
to a beautifulline ofcut glass, decora-
ted china, rocking chairs, lounges for
coy corners, leather touches, art
squares, writing desks, tables, book
cases, etc.-and special price has
been made for the holiday trade.
w. T. WRITTEN & co.
The coming of Christmas not only
suggests certain things, but GER
tain persons or firms as we'll. And
when we think of Santa Claus it is
Just as natural to associate Whit.
tens Book Store with the idea oil
gift-giving, novelty goods and fancy
articles of all kinds and things to
please the children as it is to 20 to q
drug store for medicine. They al
! ways make special provision fol
Christmas and this year finds them
with an unusually pretty and attrac
tive line OF holiday goods. There is g
large assortment of dolls, toys, vince
goods, fancy articles, novelties, pic
lures, picture frames, easels, albums
decorated china, glassware, odd con
ceits in silver, aluminium, brass
celluloid, wood, leather and plush
goods, pottery, gold pens, fountain
pens, etc. The best and cheapest
line OF books they have ever carried
picture books, story books, tn,
latest novels, standard works in pros,
and poetry. Nice line OF stationer,
and writing materials of all kinds
Headley's and Wiley's fine candies il
fancy boxes OF assorted sizes.
WATKINS HARDWARE co.
+ Avery appropriate Christmas pres
ent to yourself or friend would b.
one OF those carving sets at Wat
kins' hardware store They hav,
them from $3.50 down. or SOM
silver or nickelware, and dozens O
other useful and inexpensive article
requisite to the home. They carr,
an immense stock-everything il
their line-especial attention bein.
directed to the celebrated Maiesti
Steel Range, Isaac A. Sheppard
Excelsior stoves, Garland stoves an,
ranges and the Cosby patent air
tight baker and heater, of which the
are the selling agents in Henderson
Also Oil stoves for bath room an,
parlor. Franklins of all kinds. shee
iron stoves-heat producers an
fuel savers. Kitchen utensils, mea
choppers, sausage mills, poke
knives. scissors, razors, table cutlery
!, Rochester silver nickeled ware, De
and Chrysolite ware, blue and whit
enameled ware. tin and woodenware
shot guns, repeating rifles, ammun
ton, leggings. game bags, builder.
hardware, edge tools, nails, wire
betting, paints. oils, varnishes, glas.
farming implements, and labor-sa,
! ing machinery. State agency fo
: Cyclone feed cutters-the best thin
! OF the kind on the market-cor
; shelters, pea hullers and fan mill,
Pittsburgh well fixtures, floor paint.
: household stains, buggies. wagon,
3 harness, etc.
The finest Coffee Substitute ever made. bs
: recently been produced by Dr. Shoop
: Racine, Wis. You don't have to boil
J, twenty or thirty minutes. stMade in
J, minute says the Doctor. Health COTE.
is really the closest Coffee Imitation ever y,
!; produced. Not grain of real Coffee in
either. Health Coffee Imitation is made fro
. pure toasted cereals or grains, with NAL
nuts, etc Really it would focl an expert
were he to unknowingiy drink it for COTE
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