The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-12-16
J. :. POYTHRESS.

Mr.. Geo. W Hendricks, of Raleigh,
ATTENDED the Beckham- HartOn mar
riaoc in Henderson Tuesday night.
Whether YOU ''shop early" or shop
late, it is we'll to pay IA you 30, then
there will be no bills coming due
either early or late.
Mr.. Howard NJ Collins, of Rich
mond Va, spent a few days the past
week in Henderson visiting his broth
er, Mr.. Lee Collins.
Mr. e. II. Ross is happy because of
the coming of Il little daughter to his
home Monday morning, Mother and
child both doing well.
When the town clock is put in with
illuminated dinls, the night hawks
will know when it is time to go home.
But when will that be?
The GOLD LEAF hung up it's stock
ing and got big illustrated trade
AMI Industrial edition in advance of
"tIIe night before Christmas
Mr. Frank L. Page of Greensboro,
spent Monday and Tuesday in Hen
dprson former resident here and
very popular his friends always give
him "A cordial welcome
Mossr4. W. b. Daniel, l. NJ Green,
Lon Rogers, II B. Shanks, W. W.
('rcen and l.. J. Peoples went to
Greensboro Tuesday to attend the
meeting of the State Farmers Union.
You are invited to attend the sale
OF the 'uamp quilt" at Bona Vista
school next Tuesday night and help
III" ladies of the Bptterment AssOcia-
ton ont in their laudabIe undertake
inc
The merchants who do not want
christmas orders to be sent out of
town. should not blame anybody
but themselves II such is the case,
" hen they fail to advertise what
they have.
The new pOstOtfice building will
come along after awhile. Your Uncle
Samuel is n large "body" and he
moves slowly in matters of this kind;
but that he moves at all in this case
- cauSe Tor satisfaction.
+. \. Kelly & Company have lots
OF good things in the line of eatablps
Tor the Christmas trade And prices
nave been reduced on many articles
heruse they fud themselves too
heavily stocked up. Phone them
Your orders.
l. |. Hicks, mortgage, ad 7prtise>
to sell Il certain tract of land in Vance
county by public auction to the
highest bidder at the court house
door in Henderson. on Monday, Jan
uary 18th, 1910. See notice else
where Tor further particulars.
Practical presents that will be O
real service at the Henderson Sho,
store. big line of shoes for men
i women and children, hats, furnish
/ "-$, Re. Read their advertisement
aii then 90 and look at their goods
ana compare their prices.
4 it"re's hoping that all the mer
ehtlts will have all the trade the,
uT' looking for; that all the buyer
"lE nave the means to do all tn
Il INI ny they want tO-and every
:'0N VIII have good time and en-
a!oS TINS blessed holiday season il
ways mat are meet and pleasant.
There is a diversity OF readin,
matter printed in this issue. of
i"aracter to suit all tastes, not TIL
s'>' OF which is President Taft
r message To Congress-in ABR.
cn a'rn form. but an intelligent an
il i,PrenrnslVe synopsis withaI-an
Il ranl. an article that will repay til
an "I,nS by those who are intpreste
a"d would keep informed on publ
'N political questions.
4 Tor r = ,,l.1 got its appropriate
Il wa government building too soor
went nad waited until prohibitio
po "t INTO effect the increase in tt
- migb, llIc" money order bushes
= ips Sro have been sufficient to ba,
amnn eu d substantial increase in Il
th the ua,. Of the appropriation. B,
p enlargsa Postoftice may have to
hes. { ~ TO accommodate this bu.
1t Keeps OIL prOw;nr