The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-11-17

and dressed by skilled heIp with
view to meeting in every particular
the demands Of the long list of exact
ing patrons. Mr.. Hartmaier's is
equipped with thorough refrigerator,
cold storage facilities and maintains
good delivery service. And consider
! ing all in all the basis upon which
this market is catering to business
accorded it, and the good name that
so many give it, you cannot do
better than number yourself among
his customers" said "Uncle Bill, as
suringly.
"The apparel oft proclaims the
man, insisted "Uncle Bill'' to Harry,
"and OF course you will want to meet
our leading merchant tailor. He is
a boss cutter and invariably shows
the smartest and nobbiest suitings
and woolens in the market. l refer
to o. O. White who makes all OF my
tailor-made suits, and | have found
him correct and painstaking in all
my dealings there, and when fellow
is logged out in a suit with D. 0.
Whites trademark attached, he will
be acceptable In the most polite
society" Harry, when last seen was
going up to get measured for a suit
and to size things up for himself,
having been told. that it was a high
art tailoring establishment In every
particular.
II understand you are an accom-
plished musician" said "Uncle BilP'
to the bride. Hettie finally admitted
that she played the piano. That's
good" said "Uncle Bill" every
home that has music in it is the hap
pier. Nothing affords more real
pleasure Or entertainment in life than
does good music" eyes, "Uncle
Bill" | want a Schultz Piano In my
parlor. Most of my friends back
east have it. 1t is a beautiful and
highly finished instrument, and for
volume and tone it is exquisite"
"Your wish shall be granted" said
"Uncle Bill" "The Schultz piano is
handled here by our well known fur
niture and music dealers, the Hender
son Furniture Company, who carry
large and full line of Furniture,
Pianos and Sewing Machines, and
whose dealings are always pleasant
and business like" said "Uncle Bill"
Sure enough Mr.. R. R. Satterwhite,
manager. sold Hettie her chosen
piano, a nice sewing machine and
many other essentials for putting on
the finishing touches in her new
home.
Emerging from She Post Office the
bride asked "Uncle Bill'' to direct
her to Henderson's best dry goods
store "Here we are now,' he said,
turning into the Parham Supply
Company's busy department store.
GA mercantile establishment that
the buying public OF Henderson and
vicinity feel a just pride in-handling
Everything for everybody The
Parham Supply Company utilizing
it's commodious salesrooms and ware
rooms carries all the time a stock
second to none between Raleigh
and Petersburg, doing a yearly
business aggregating 5000, 100000
which comprises dry goods, furnish
ings, shoes, clothing and gentlemen's
furnishings, as the salient lines, which
are at once noticeably clean, mer-
charitable and up to a strictly high
standard of quality. The Parham
Supply Company enjoy an enviable
reputation among our farmers and
rural residents as supply merchants,
in which they do annually a large
volume Of business selling either for
cash or on time. They carry var
led assortment of goods and wares
especially adapted to meet the farm
er's wants,-even a horse or mule
team with which to cultivate his
crops"
At this juncture Harry complained
of saw edges on his collar. ooh, yes,
Uncle, I want you to recommend a
reliable laundry" said Hettie.
Harry is positively cranky about
his linen" "All right" said "Uncle
Bill" as he laughed heartily, eff you
will call up, or send it to the Hender
son Steam Laundry you need have
no further apprehension. 1t has been
doing my work for a long time, and
[ find it the best and promptest
laundry in these parts. 1t is modern
laundry plant equipped with the new
est and most approved machinery
where the most sanitary conditions
are maintained and the most hygienic
rules prevail, which means you will
not have any disease germs sent
home in your clothes. The busy
delivery wagons are seen scaling cor
ners at a double quick gait all over
the town every day, gathering up or
delivering it's work faultnessly laun-
dered to world of customers. Be-
sides Mr.. John A. Perry, the efficient
manager, is a member OF the Laun-
| drymen's National Association which
keeps man posted on the newest
ideas coming in vogue. He is ever
prompt, alert and pleasant in manag-
ing the business affairs, whether it s
for the local or out OF town custom
ers that are reached through agen-
cies at all tributary points Mr.
Perry will also do your fat work at
| the nominal cost of six cents per
pound.
| Willis Moore roCo uorv pioa o1oo