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THE HENDERSON GOLD LEAF THURSDAY, OCTOBER, 21, 1909. DON'T FORGET THIS. When the burglar or the fire comes and your savings of years are gone in a night, it is not you alone that suffers but also all those dependent on you. The loss of the money may mean that your wife will have to spend her old age in poverty and labor, or that your son may have to go without an education. Have you the right to risk their welfare by keeping your money in unsafe places? Bring it in and deposit it with us and you and your family will rest secure. Your Money Is Safe With Us. Citizens Bank of Henderson, HENDERSON, N. C. Depositors Guarantee, $250,000.00. VERY LOW PRICES. On Lumber, Lime, Shingles Dooic. Windows, Frames, 'Oak Mantels, Tiles, Cahill Grates. JOHN B. W ATKINS. IM)K OCT for tin: SpK-ial Opon'mjj a I'ayn at H.Tlnnn.iHon'H. which are ,,v; luy in Uk 'wk. oxrept Sunday. j-.;iv Home Spli-wiM I'.artrainH to offer. ,:i .iti'l scMhcm Ix-forelaiyintrelupwliere. 1,V SlIOKS iiiHt received at II. 'I IIOM ASilN'S. l )i; ITII I I. UNKoIXew FalHJooda, I lust r-ci-ivMl at II. Thomason'n. imhIk and notioiiH, f-lioes, hosiery ,t t f:inii.-ldni? for ladios and wntU'tnen ;,t pri-i that will leave you money ti , .,n v I , ) i !i i , or cnahlt: you to buy more uj-i'i wi.it yi in expected to upend. 1 ''ill: S 1.1 '. A nice home for Bale. Ap r ,,!. ti. S. S. WIIITTKX. " i;V bl'.KSS COODS Another lot of aN ii'-u- Iiichh (Joods just received at II. THOMAXO.VS. pl.oUKR r.lbl'.S Mrs. William 1 I'.ui-haii ha-4 a variety of flower t nil" for Kile for the lienefit of the hi m-'- b.-iiihters. Persons wishing to siii !i will please communicate with Mi-- i:.ii-liiin by postal card. TI' . ilisplnv of Candies plain and f i:,..v-at II. TIIOMASOX S. - iihI sized crovvd weTit from here i .. l: il' ili f tir yesterda'. I' .in I Mrs. Asa Farrar of Jack--..,;,i;!i . I'l.i.. have been visiting rel---i i Ib'inlersoti kirinr the past . i, . Mi W. . Shannon attended the Si i convention of tin? United ,ii'Iiri-i of t h Confederacy in liming 1 1 n last week. Ti,: week the State fair is drawing ti, i r.iwils. Friday nn extra, excuse will be li.nl fur many to buy tickets fi.r Kah-ih. liariium & P.ailey's ;iv;i'i'st show on earth" will be t'l-IV l:s llandall Pope who has been i ei-.- vi-iiimr her parents, Mr. and Mr-. C. MeNair, for some time, left e-'erd iv for her home in Madison, li i Mr Pope returned home last ue-k. Mr. 'I'lionias (looeh the pojiular r! i' in'iiM sili'sman of P.altimore, was :i ' lendei son visitor this week. His jie-eiii-e always gives pleasure to liUiiierous friends here wliere he for III' -rly lived. Ir N. Kosenstein, eye specialist, aiiiH iiniies t hat he will be in Hender :i in t Wednesday, Oct. 27tli, at M !-enlMirg's Hotel, for the purpose i 'i examining eyes anil fitting glasses f 'l anv one who may require his ser- i'-'-. For one day only. I i oiir eves give you trouble? Do vu'i i e. i irhisses or require a strong er I'.iir'.' Consult Dr. X. Kosenstein, ti.- e,. specialist, who will fill his regular appointment for Henderson on next Wednesday, Oct. '27th. At M.-iss-'uburg's Hotel one day only. I . lit or Howard F. Jones, of the U a -rent on Siecord, was a Henderson visitor Monday and gave us a pleas ant half-hour's call to swap experi- ! ' ,-unl discuss some of the diffi culties that beset the country news 1' i per man who doesn't own a type setting machine and a perfecting by a mere inadvertence ''The Flower "t the Kanch," one of the finest at tractions booked to appear at the 'rand Theatre this season was omit i' 1 from the list printed last week. I'll-' article wit h this offering included t- reprinted ()n the first page of the p i p- r this week. "The Flower of the I! ii.ch" comes November 10th. I T. Nelson gives notice of having severed his connection with the Xel--"ii tiroccry Company of South Hen 'i 'l'soit. selling his interest in said 1'ii-ine.ss to W. T. Wilkerson and 15. II. -Ne'son who will continue the same. Mr. Nelson thanks his friends for their past patronage and be speaks a continuation of their favors to the new firm. Those who fail to see the "Mer chant of Venice" at the Grand Thea tre tomorrow (Friday) evening will miss a rare dramatic treat. This will be the first presentation of this drama to a Henderson audience, and with such a sterling actor as Mr. KdounrJ D'Oize in the role of Shy lock, supported by a capable com pany, the performance should meet with a warm reception. Shakespeare's Kings and Fools. l'he public lecture of Mr F..1 1' (Mze in the auditorium of the ' -raded School building Friday after laion. will doubtless be an' event. worthy of a large and appreciative audience. The subject will be Shake speare's Kinjrs and Fools, and the i:"ir will U half past two o'clock. Butterfly and Fairy Carnival. .At Grand Theatre Thursday 1 1 1-li r - Ctetober 28th. an entertain- m-t.t will be given which deserves to r-y ive a liberal patronage. It will "' ;i Hutterflv and Fnirr Cimirnl in '"' li 12.-, school children will take '"rt 1 nder auspices of the Hender 'r aded School, for benefit of the . Admission: children 25 cents A'U!" 2.-, .-.-, and 50 cents The Bed-Rock Of Success " ' k..., ,.i . . - .,.., , . , . IVili, , nun i ever uneu. ZiC. ai f...t- ..;n.. i ft - Read "''i' r. li "'1"s"''se Mierpy. buch power Kinv ..! Plndid health that Dr. ' 'v-: v t,",-L l lf,',!'ills impart. They vitalize I , ''" uild up brain and body. lh..,. Immure, V. Va.. writes: -I a"d advertise In Gold Leaf. Cooking Demonstration Well At tended. The cooking exhibition at Watkins Brothers Company's hardware store this week to demonstrate the baking qualities of the Majestic range, has been well attended. Crowds visit the store daily and as a result a number of ranges have been sold. Hot coffee, biscuits, &c, are served free. Chase & Sanborn's coffee and Climax flour are the brands usrid. Mr. W. V. Mcleod representing the Majestic Manufacturing Compa ny, St. Louis, Mo., is in charge of the demonstration, assisted by Mr. Sam uel Watkins, Jr., and they know how to make visitors feel tit home. Entertaining Lectures. The lecture of Mr. John Griffith in the auditorium of the Central Graded School building Monday afternoon was an intellectual treat. He talked onShakespeare's plays and characters and illuminated his subject as only one can who has made a deep study of it and is thoroughly conversant therewith. Those who heard Mr. Griffith felt themselves debtors to him for the pleasant and profitable half hour spent under the spell of his ma jest i: voice. Later, at the same place. Miss Fdyth Tot ten, Mr. Griffith's leading woman who essayed the role of Mar guerite in "Faust" that evening, ad dressed the ladies on women's club work in New York City, she being a prominent club woman herself. To those interested in such matters the address of Miss Totten was both en tertaining and informing, showing the power and widely reaching effect for good of women's club work throughout the country. Mr. A. G. Allen, of Hazen, Ark., Owes His Life to a North Carolinian. The editor of theGoldsboro Argus told Mr. Allen how he could be cured. He fol lowed his advice and was cured by Mrs. Joe Person's Remedy. Read what he has to say: Hazen, Ark., August 10, 1908. Mrs. Joe Persen, Charlotte, N. C. Dear Madam: The editor of the Golds boro Argus recommended your Remedy to me some years ago. I was suffering from an abscess in the right cheek bone, known to the doctors as the Antrum of Ilighmoor. Although I doctored for two years, none of the doctors really learned what was the matter with nie until I met Dr. Crawford, of Atlanta, who operated on nie. During the time, I used thirty bot tles of your REMEDY, and 1 am satisfied that it saved my life, as it kept me from dying from blood poison while the doc tor was guessing about what ailed me. Your REMEDY is not for sale in this sec tion of the country. My wife ia in a general run down condition, and I want to have her try the REMEDY. Please ship me six bottles to Hazen, Ark. I will do what I can to introduce the REMEDY over here, as I can always eay a good word for it. Respectfully yours, A. G. ALLEN, A. G. Allen's United Minstrel Shows. Seaboard Absorbs Five Small Roads. It is announced authoritatively that the Atlanta & Birmingham Air Line Railway, operating 237 miles; the Florida West Shore Railway, op erating 70 miles; the Plant City, Ar cadia & Gulf Railway, operating 19 miles; the Catawba Valley Railway, operating 22 miles, and the Talla- mssee & Southern Railroad, oper ating 3D miles, have been merged with the Seaboard Air Line Railway as a art of that system. This increases the operating mileage by nearly four mndred miles, so that the mileage operated or owned by the Seaboard Air Line, from Oct. 1, 1909, will be ust 3,000 miles. These several sub sidiary roads have been controlled leretofore, but have been operated separately. Their operations here after will be included in the opera tions of t he Seaboard system proper. It is worth a thousand dollars a year to have the habit of looking on the bright side of things. The reason why women do not pro- pose is supposeu to oe uue to uie a -1 . 1 . 1 fact that they want the last word. If vour wife is the best woman in the world, tell her so; it will keep her young and lengthen her life. IT IS SERIOUS. Some Henderson People Fall to Real ize the Seriousness. The constant aching of a bad back, The weariness, the tired feeling. The pnins and aches of kidney ills Are serious if neglected. Dangerous urinary troubles follow. A Henderson citizen shows you how to advoid them. Miss G. l. Jenkins, 327 Montgomery St., Henderson, N. C., says: "1 recom mend Doan'e Kidney Pills as a most re liable remedy for kidney trouble. An at tack of typhoid fever left my kidneys badly disordered and as a result, I suf fered a great deal from kidney trouble. There was a constant, dull pain in my back, often accompanied by sharp twinges in my kidneys and on some oc casions, I was hardly able to get around. An annoyance from the kidney secretions also showed that my kidneys were out of order. After having tried several rem edies without obtaining any relief, I started using Doan's Kidney Pills, pro cured from theKerner-McNair Co.'s drug store. They drove away the backache, regulated the kidney secretions and gave me renewed strength and energy. I have been in the best of health Bince." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. Enlarging Their Business. Mr. M. L. Little, of Lincolnton, has bought an interest in the Henderson Shoe Company and comes to this city to live. The business will be in creased by the addition of a com plete line of furnishing goods, hats, etc., to shoes. New store fixtures, show cases, etc., have been put in and an attractive line of goods is shown. It is the purpose of the con cern to conduct an up-tondate shoe, hat and furnishing store where the best of everything In men's wear ex cept clothing may be had at right prices. Mr. Little has had several years experience in the business and comes well recommended as a man and merchant. He is a young man of pleasing personality and will make friends and patrons among our peo ple. Mr. M. Moose, of Hickory, is here for awhile helping to open new stock and get things going smoothly un der the changed conditions of busi ness, and with Mr. L. C. Brinkley, the popular young manager in charge heretofore, the Henderson Shoe Company should be one of the most popular and successful concerns in town. John Griffith's "Faust. Mr. John Griffith who has been pronounced "the greatest living Me phisto," well sustained this high dis tinction in his masterly interpreta tion of that weird character in Goethe's masterpiece, "Faust," at the Grand Theatre Monday night. Mr. Griffith had been seen here be fore in the role of Shakespeare's tragedy of Richard III, and the fine impression he had previously made was strengthened on this occasion. "Of powerful physique and stentori an voice in his portrayal of this character he imparts to the strong scenes an effectiveness that could not be reached by an actor less liberally endowed in this respect. In the light er scenes, Mr. Griffith's mastery of his art enables him to give a most pleasing flavor of light comedy to the cynical speeches of the arch fiend." Miss Edyth Totten as Marguerite handled her role in an artistic man ner, her personality being well suited to the part. Mr. Charles Bunnell essayed the character of Faust and Mr. Eugene Dautl was the Valentine of the cast. Miss Harriett Neville amused the audience in the character of Martha, her appearance on the stage always provoking laughter and applause. The Brocken scene was a rather tame affair without the rain of fire and usual electrical effects. The ab sence of this was explained to be due to the strict fire laws in some States which necessitate cutting out most of this stuff. We Go to the Root of Eyesight Trouble And so accomplish great good. The root the first principle is careful exam ination, correct diagnosis, and for that we make no charge our only charge is just the eye glasses or spectacles you need. Dr. N. Rosexsteix, Eje Specialist, will be in Henderson, Wednesday, Oct. 27th, at Maseenburg's Hotel, for the purpose of examining your eyes and fit ting you with the best glasses. One day only. Somewhat significant is the fact that Commander Peary's ship strand ed in the Hudsou river last week, in the Hndson-I' ulton celebration. There are more than a few who be lieve that Peary stranded on his North Pole controversy when he sent his first message that Cook had handed the world a gold brick. Waynesvdle Courier. State of Oaio, City op Toledo. 1 Loccus County, ' Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is penior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of U.E HUNDKED DOLLARS foreaoh andevery caseof Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY. Svorn to before rae and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of December, A. D. 1886 Seal. A. W. GLEASOX, Notary Pcblic. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggists. 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that I have sold my interest in the Vance and Franklin French Coach Horse Breeders' Associa tion. October 14th, 1909. It. J. SOUTHERLAND. NOTICE. To Whom it May Concern, This is to notify my friends and the public generally that I have severed my connection with the Nelsen Grocery Company of South Henderson, having sold my interest in said business to W. T. Wilkerson and B. H. Nel son. Thanking my friends for their past patronage, and hoping they will continue to favor the new firm. Very truly, J. T. NELSON. S "THE LADIES' STORE." I NICE LINE j I NEW j CLOAKS JCST OPENED Come in and see Them. MRS. mSSHXIER. Engagement Announced. The following which wass-ntuut as a special press dispatch from Raleijrh under date of October 18th, will 1 read with peculiar interest here in Henderson where Hon. James li. Young formerly lived, the young lady whose engagement to one of the capital city's most prominent young men is announced, beinr a native of this town where she has a host of friends and relatives: "The engagement of John N. An drews to Miss Mabel -Younjr was an nounced today at a brilliant lunch eon at which Miss Margaret Boylan was hostess, the wedding to take place late in November. Mr. Andrews is a son of Colonel A. B. Andrews, vice-president of the Southern Rail way, being himself prominent in the service of the company as traveling freight agent. Miss Young is a daugh ter of Hon. J. It. Young, State Insur ance Commissioner. She is one of the most beautiful, popular and widely known young women in North Carolina." May Pnt Oat a Show of His Own. When the Robinson Show exhibited in Raleigh the Evening Times said this of the performances of the Cas tello Family of Henderson: "Of particular interest, besides abil ity, to North Carolinians, was the act performed by the Castellos, as they are known in the circus world, but in private life Loughlins. Mr. D. C. Loughlin, wife, daughter and, two sons, whose home is in Hender son, did some marvellous feats in bareback riding. Mr. Loughlin says when Robinson's goes into winter quarters he expects to put out a show of his own and travel North Carolina and adjoining States, and judging by the character of the feats per formed by this family he will make a success." Our contemporary is slightly in error in the above. Mr. D. C. Lough lin takes no part in the performance, riding or otherwise, except as ring master during: the riding acts of Mrs. Loughlin, Miss Edith and sons, David and Charlie, owing to a phys ical disability and the wearing of a cork foot due to a railway accident. But when he was in the business he was "one of the finest," whether as rider, acrobat, tumbler, or leaper and double somersaulter. Itch cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails. Sold by W. W. Parker, druggist. apr Read and advertise in Gold Leaf. The highest medical authority on foods, Sir James Crichton Browne, LLD. F.R.S, of London, gives the best reasons for eating more Quaker Oatts In an article published in the Youth's Companion of Septem ber 23rd, 1909, Dr. Browne, the great medical authority on foods, says, about brain and muscle building "There is one kind of food that seems to me of marked value as a food to the brain and to the whole body throughout childhood and adolescence (youth), and that is oatmeal. "Oats are the most nutritious of all the cereals, being richer in fats, organic phosphorus and lecithins." He says oatmeal is gaining ground with the well-to-do of Great Britain. He speaks of it as the mainstay of the Scottish laborer's diet and says it pro Read Our Big Circular. OUR BIG EXPANSION SALE STARTS Saturday, October 23rd. We have added a large and complete line of Men's Furnishings to our stock of Men's Women's and Chil dren's Shoes. j. In order to get better acquainted with you we have Cut Prices on every article in the store TO THE CORE. Every article marked in Plain Figures. Come see what a look will save you. The Henderson Shoe Co. s&rRead Onr Big Circular. i t S' KQgcgcgogoggogccooccoocxxooooocoooc TV kORN, TOMATOES, FISH ROE 10 CENTS A CAN. itoe nemngs. CHASE & SANBORN'S COFFEE Received Weekly. For good services, goods and prices, phone . A. Kelly & Company. 'A Fool and Hit Money Thw play pronounced George H. Broadhurst's latest and most suc cessful comedy, wan presented to a small audience at the Grand Theatre Wednesday night of last week. The company is not a strong one, al though there is some very clever tal ent in the cast. But the play itslf itself is all right, and when Mana ger A. W. Cross's company get their work down fine and each part is brought up to the standard of op portunity "A Fool and His Money" will make good with the best offer ings of its kind. The moral is excel lent and teaches a fine lesson. The "Fool" may be either the father, a self-made man who has acquired riches, or the son who has been spoiled in the making by an over in dulgent and sadly mistaken parent. Both play the fool, however, until a halt is called on the wild escapades the young man as gambler and high roller. Father and son quarrc 1 and the son leaves home determined to go out into the world alone and become a man. His fair weather friends who had leeched him turn their backs on him when they dis cover that he is penniless. A poor young artist whom he had befriended remains true and shares his humble lodgings and scant' purse with his benefactor friend. Some ludicrous and highly humorous scenes occur in their experiences. The young man makes a wonderful invention which is fold to the father, who is a frreat mar.fcJaeturer, thus increasing his vrealth several times over. Troud of his son when he learns of his success, the father takes him back, makes him an equal partner in the concern and his sole heir. Another friend who had been loyal to the young man throughout his trials and strug gles was the woman he loved. Their marriage follows the reconciliation of father and son and they receive a father's blessing. Fortune smiles on the poor young artist, and he too marries the girl he loves, from whom he had been separated by poverty. Everything ends well and thay are happy ever arter. You need not have Dynpepsia or Indices tion. nor do you need to be troubled in any way with your stomach, if you will simply take Kodol at those times when you feel that you need it. Kodol is guaranteed to relieve you. II it fails your money will De relunded to you by the druggist from whom you pur chased it. Kodol digests all the food you eat. It is pleasant to take. Sold by all Druggists. For a clear head and a strong mind, De Witt's Little Early Risers, the famous little liver pills. S old by all Druggists. duces a big-boned, well-developed, mentally energetic race. His experiments prove that good oatmeal such as Quaker Oats not only furnishes the best food for the human being, but eating it strengthens and en larges the thyroid gland thU gland is intimately connected with the nourishing processes of the body. In conclusion he says "It seems probable therefore that the bulk and brawniness of the Northerners (meaning the Scotch) has been in some measure de to the stimulation of the thyroid gland by oatmeal porridge in childhood." The Scotch eat Quaker Oats ' because it is the best of all oat- meals. What's in i Name? "I was born with my name quite a sure aa I wu with mj ability to act," Raid Mr. bdourd D Uue, in a recent in terview, "and it causes me a bit ot won derment and no little amusement, to bear many o! the pronunciations given it The name ia so many generations older man myseli that its euphony is natural! r as 'trippingly on the tongue' to me. and mine, as the name of Washington or I jenerson. The interviewer ventured to cain lieht on the subject: "I have heard it spoken in half a dozen different ways 'H'Oyse,' 'D'Ahray, 'Dwhahsee'and what not. Are any of them correct?'' "Not finite " ronliivl lha il.linMtnr .f Shakespearean roles, smilingly; here it is, harken? It is very easy, D O-i-i-e uwan-ay. Mighty easy when you once hear it from one whose familr has worn it as long as mine has. It's a little un usual, I II admit; but it has become my 'trade-mark' and I'm proud to say there is no other actor wearing it. Shakes peare has said: A poor thing, sir, but mine own.' I paraphrase the illustrious bara s assertion by saying 'A good thing, sir, and mine own.' " Mr. D'Oiie is presenting an unusual production of "The Merchant of Venice" this season, under the management of Mr. Guy F. Gregg, which production win oe 6een at the (irand Theatre on to morrow evening, Friday, October 22nd. GRAND THEATRE " J. S. POYTMRESS, Manager. JL-i Friday, October 22nd. -o- MR. GUY F. GREGG Presents the Shakespearean Actor, MR. EDOUARD D'OIZE, Accompanied by MISS EUGENIA FLAGG and a Company of Players in a Superb Production of The Merchant of Venice. Note: Mr. (irptro''a nrnrliirtirn in iha -nn -- most elaborate vet nreentd to thp nnh- lic. Theentire Scenic and Costume Equip ment lor the&ix Acts are carried together with all accessories and special music. Prices: 25,50, 75c, $1.00 and $1.50. Seats on sale at Kerner-McXair Company's. beats ordered by phone will be held until 7:30 of evening of engagement. SALE OF LAND. PURSUANT TO THE POWER OF SALE conferred upon ine in a Pe-d of Trust execnted to me by Charles Taylor and wife, on the 1st day of February, liMH, and duly recorded in Book 38, pages 131, etc., of the Office of the Register of Deeds of Vance County, I shall on Monday, November 1st, 1909, sell to the highest bidder, for cash, bv public auction, at the Court House door in Hender son, the tract of land referred to in said Deed of Trust as "Third tract.' which is described as follows: The Home tract of Charles Taylor, adjoin ing the lands of W . Li. Taylor and others, containing 60 acres, more or less, and being the land bought by said Charles Taylor of tol. William Li. Taylor. Time of sale 1 o'clock P M. This September 28th, 1909. R. S. ROYSTER, Trustee. Bargains In Furniture. We have just bought a big lot of goods part of the stock of two factories that closed down at Greatly Reduced Prices, and will give our customers the BENEFIT OF SAME. If you waut to buy Furniture ondJIIouse hold goods of any kind, now is your Opportunity to Save Money. Wehave everything in our line fine, medi um and low price goods, and can make it to your interest to come here for vour wants in the FURNITURE AND HOME FURNISH ING !ine. Henderson Furniture Co. R. R. SATTER WHITE, Manager. Job Prirvtirvg ! Did You Say? Let us do it for you. We have the reputation of pleasing our customers in work and charges. Modern Equipment Electrically 2 rietn !-. Quick work but no ' 'cheap" work. Jones-Stone Printing co. Henderson, N. C. FRANCIS A. MACON, DENTAL SURGEON. Office in ounz Block. Office hours: 9 a. m. to 1 p. m.. 3 to 6 p. m Estimates famished when desired. No charge for examination. .f.n: i KAMSA5 Cr:.t . Steel Web Picket Fence Cheaper Than Wood i The lowest priced good substantial lawn and gar den fence built Write for catalog of lawn, field, bog and poultry fencing. DEKALB FENCE CO., Dc&Jb, III Kansas City, Mo. Kodol for Dycpepoio Digests what you eat. toTWr&TCVTO- REVO How Morvey Grows. There are over seventeen million people the United States making their money grow by depositing it in the banks. $1.00 a year for fifty years is only $60.00, but compound ed it is $290.00. $50.00 a year for fifty years is only $2,500.00, but at interest it is $14,500. This shows what systematic saving will do. Anyone can save money, and when you plant savings in our bank you will har vest dollars in future life. Plant the seed now to have the big tree later. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK. S. R. HARRIS, HENRY PERRY, S. T. PEACE, . President. Vice-President. Cashier. A FINE CARVING SET GIVEN AWAY FREE. To the lady who guesses nearest to the number of biscuits cooked during the demon stration this week we will give a fine carv ing set free. Be sure to come in and guess whether you want a Stove or not. ALL GUESSES ARE FREE. WatMsus IBrotthers (Co, SAMUEL WATKINS, Jr., Manager. HENDERSON, N. C. CILdDSIMG (DUJT SAILE. We are going to close out our entire business and will sell our entire stock of GOCEIDESg Stationery, Etc., at Greatly Reduced Prices, For Cash Sale begins MONDAY, October 18th. Come in and get the bargains while they last. Yours truly, The Whitten Grocery Company. Phone 45. SNAPPY, STYLISH CLOTHES fl SYSTEM J BARNES CLOTHING STORE. t v?.Ja.j,.4S?5 0 .iil-Vo oJTCTDMIE f Fine Old Whiskeys V. 3 Mail Orders Promptly Filled ryill Good Gutrtnteed We are Distillers. Our Whiskeys are sgwl properly. We hip rt-ct to cousumer. Better goods and quicker shipment. We prepay express charges and ship in Fkb ( JALLOV. Old R. V. J'aeft Corn Whiskey (8 Years Old . . $3.50 Old R. W. Jones Corn Whisksy (4 Years Old . 2.75 Old R. W. Jones Corn Whiskey (2 Years Old) . . 2.50 Corn Whiskey .... one-half gallon $1.50 Corn Whiskey, 2 Gallons $4.S0 Corn Wniskey, 3 Gallons . , . . . $6.S0 Corn Whiskey, 4 QaUons, . $8.50 Old Velvet Rye Whiskey (4 Years Old) .... 4.00 Mountain Rye (2 Years Old) 2.75 Kentucky Bell (8 Years Old) 5 00 Apple Brandy (3 Years Old) 3.00 Rose Valley Rye (4 quarts) 4.0 Write for complete price list on all grades of Whiskeys, Brandies, Gins, Etc. Remit money or express order. Send us a trial order. Yon tt the quality. CLARKSVILLE VHICKEY HOUSE O LARKSVILLB, XA. Our line of Fall and Winter Suits and Overcoats is complete. Every garment tailored in the very highest and most artistic manner. Schloss Clothes Will enable you to look your best at all times. And you will be as tonished to see at what litte cost if you come here to buy. Every Variety for Every Possible Shape and Figure. Under tho NmtionMJ Pur Food Lw plain packages.
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