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Special Bargaina
FRIDAY 19th.
FOB M MINUTES FRIDAY.
FROM UiB TO IS OtUXX, 1
VOX SELL 10 YARDS ONLY TO
A CUSTOMER. OF THE HEAVI
EST FLANNELETTE AND OUT
DfQ FOB Me.
The Crowds were Enormous at
PRESTON WOODALL’S
MAIN STREET, BENSON, N C.
Now in the Hands of the U. S. Special Sales CoM for only 4 days Longer
Special Bargains
for
FRIDAY 19th.
FOR flO MINUTES FRIDAY,
FROM 11:30 TO 13 O'CLOCK, I
WILL SELL 10 YARDS ONLY TO
A CUSTOMER, Or THE HKAVI
E8T FLANNEIJ5mC AND OUT
ING FOR ft»c
The first days of this Colossal Sale smashed the selling record of Preston Woodall’s Store,
and established a high water mark of success which future sales, in the unborn years, will
try in vain to reach. If this marvelouscarving of prices on peerless merchandise has not
developed into a sensation, the fault is not" ours. AX^e simply print a conservative state
ment of facts for the information of the people and the people continue to respond in
crowds that tax our selling capacity,
The opening days were admittedly the greatest crowd-bringing days ever witnessed in Benson. For miles around the people come to this sale:
coming m such enormous crowds that it become necessary to increase our force of salespeople in order to wait on the trade. This sale will not be
rgotten. a e that will go down in history as a boon to the saving and thnfty shopper. The special values which we have prepared for Satur
day 8 business will appeal with telling force to economical thinking peaple everywhere.
COME! AND COME EARLY!
Hundreds and Thousands of Other Bargains too Numerous to Mention. We want you to Come and Profit
_All Transactions During this Sale will be fafcCash Only. Positively no Phone Orders Taken._
FREE TRIP TO BENSON: We will pay railroad fare to out-ol-jfl^Buyer» both way* on a $25.00 purchase within a radius of 25 mile*.
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_LOOK! READ!! REALIZE!! PROFIT!!! PRICES WRECKED IN EVERY DIRECTION.
LA DUET TAILOUD SUIT8
$2.98 to $13.48
•• Wta* hUa, PuMn stylos,
loSsot oiliH asw.oisrrfcoodlos, ssU
on soar tfco wssU frao $8.00 op to
WA Tfco U. & Hpostol Solos Co.
$2.98 to $13.48
98c to $2.48
tS Skirts la sotst* fskordtaos, ote
toHms, «LM mp to KM
98c to $2.48
MBITS SORB
$2.49 to $13.48
$2.49 to $13.48
stnrr suns
98c to $7.48
$S> Boy* Sstts. oS opoa, NorMfc
•Sfc *0, tmmuU so* hr'"lM wp
to $188$, mIs prtoo
98c to $7.48
LADIES' COATS
$2.98 to $12.48
109 LsdW Coots, 1914 —-rilih. *11
sisss and oofcws osw offsets, ragalar
rates 94.00 op to **540 U. 8. Spoe
lal Salsa pries
$2.98 to $12.48
TABLE LINEN
18c to 78c
14*0 yards Ubls Uosn la srUts
aad eslsrsd, fonmty sold Cor 26e op
te $14* yard, sals pries
18c to 78c
MBITS OVEBCOAT8
$3.78 to $13.48
909 Mas's Orsresats is Mas lots
aad silos, ragalar rmtos *840 op to
9*940, wfaUo tesy lost
$3.78 to $13.48
BOT8’ KNEE BANTS
19c to 78c
Boya* Km Boats, all agaa sad
Pattaraa. Wfdtf rates* 96e ap to
*148, wtUlo tWy test
19c to 78c
SILK ramcOATB
78c to $2.48
10 in 8m lot. all colors, can rgv
lari/ far 91.00 op la IA00 U. 8.
Special Sales Co. price
78c to >2.48
I
DOM GOODS
8c to 78c yard
Dr »oe Goode, all colors in aargea,
- gaberdiaee, wool, ala. ter
mer price lie op to 9LM per*. Sola
price
8c to 78c yard
MOTS I* Aim
98c to $3.98
MO pairs of Mob's Toots, al Maas
sad pattens la aargea, veretefe, ate,
soil an aver the world fat 91 Ad op to
9M0. Sale price
98c to $3.98
CHILDEKN-S SHOES AMD rut
HISHIMOS AT THX COST OT PBO
DUCTIOM.
LADDS' WAISTS
38c tv $1.98
n to the M, Ilf pin 10a op I
to iLM D. a. Bp—tol Sola* Cm
38c to $14)8
Wa qooto a tow apairtala wUoh will
tolM plana — filAy, fikraaiy 11th
(— • It—tod tana only.
$ro— 1W» kiln wUl aafl ooata
8ftol ItwM 0* Ika A apaai anly 4
a
Flaw id* to f ww wOl aoll Froot
4a Laa— Stoatotof yard wi4a , IV
r*r*t to a aaaOaaaar tor TOm
Fla— • to StS* too wS aaU (lAO
A-i
tpm4 tvly t to • nftoMtr
for mm mJk.
LAD 1X8' MILLINKBT
180 Ladies* Hila, elegantly trimm
ed. newest ehepea sad styles, Paris
lea fashions, former price 81.50 op
to 810.00, while they lest at leu then
wholesele cost.
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DOMESTIC8
SeSse Island 8tte yd,
®* A mock sag Gingham 6Vtc yd.
10c Proot da Loom Bleaching 7 Sic yd
8c Plaids 4Hc yd.
10 and 12c Outing Flannel 8c yd.
1004*8 SHOES
98c to $3.98
1*800 pair* of men's sheas in black
tana, farmer pries 8150 up to
*8-00, while the lest
98c to $3.98
OIL CLOTH
15c yd.
All oil cloths formerly cold for 20c
«p to 26e the yard, this tale
15c yd.
LADIES' SHOES
98c to $2.98
300 pair* ladies' shoe* in black
and tan* 1914-16 style* sell regular
ly for 6160 op to 66.00. U. 8. Spec
ial Salem Co. price
98c to $2.98
8ILK8
17c to 78c yd.
2,000 yards of tUk In all coors reg
uar price 26c up to 61.60 par yard,
sal. price
17c to 78c yd.
MEN'S HATS
38c to $2.98
75c Hata 38c
Stetson 66 00 bate and up 62 98
Other* reduced in proportion.
38c to $2.98
CHILDREN'S COATS
98c to $2.48
100 dddrea’t coats, aD color* and
siaca, regular ralua 61-60 up to 66.00
This aala
98c to $2.48
CORSETS
38c to 79c
CornU sold for 50t up to $1.26,
whlla llioj ltit
38c to 79c
laces and embroideries
at LESS THAN THE MILL COST.
LADIES' FURNISHINGS
10c Hom 7^e
20c Hom lJe
25c Hom Igc
60c Underear Jg,.
Mu»lIn underwear end other for
niehinfi reduced In proportion.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
lOe Handkerchief■ fc
I0e Hom 7*4,
*0e Hom iae
ISe Hom Lgo
60e Underwear gge
60e Work ahirte sn<
60c Dree* ahirte gge
91.04 Draaa shirts 7^
91.00 Wright's Health Underwaar
78c. 1
TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES
All trunks and leather foods te fo
*t leas than maanfaetorerm cost.
Nobody £EM3l ^tte U^Wfrd&Je* Co. 'whrf 4^XShTnVtfi k v,Uho"t fjS^^J0" g!i,he h< nefit
chant* do. No, indaed we *ell at manuf^torer’.tUt «*u*e thfcy don t have to figure co,t and then add a profit, like mer
Special Bargains
for
SATURDAY 20th.
rot m MDTOTBS IATUKDAT,
nom 11 m to u o'clock. i
i WILL nu. Ma wlua wrote
AT ««, 10 TABXM OWLT TO A
comm.
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A 24-lb Sack of Flour Given Away Every Afternoon at 3 O’clock.
—--*:- - • 9 t# •
: 'ISON,
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1,11 11 1 ■ '
Special Bargains
for
SATURDAY 20th.
ro* *> minutes Saturday,
r*OM 1I M TO It O'CLOCK, i
WILL SELL Me DRILUANTINE
AT S7e, IS YARDS ONLY TO A
CUSTOMER.