Good News for Williamston Shoppers On March 6, 7, & 8
Hundreds of Bargains
For Thrifty Shoppers
"Dollar Days" In
Williamston Are
Quite Inclusive
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Spec ial BargaiiiM Will Prevail
In Varied Line cif
Merehandifie
Special bargains in reputable
goods will be extended throughout
the merchandising front during Wil
liamston's big dollar days on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday of this
week. While centered around the I
dry goods stores and special shops,
dollar days are also holding a place
in the spotlight with hardware firms,
furniture stores, auto accessory units,
drug stores and others. Briefly stated
dollar days in Williamston means;
exactly what the words say. and the
array of bargains will be made av?ll [
able on an extensive scale in one
store after another.
Sponsored by the recently organ
ized chamber of commerce, the dol
lar days trade festival is all inclus
ive, touching on nearly every mer
chandising front as it relates to dry
goods, wearing apparel, furniture,
drugs, automobile parts and acces
sories and hardware.
At no time in the history of Wil
liamston or this immediate terri
tory has a greater array of bargains
ever been offered at one and the1
same time. The stage is all set for a
really big and advantageous shop- j
ping festival, and throngs are cer- \
tain to take advantage of the numer ;
ous bargains.
Get ready for the big event Stores
will open promptly as usual with ad
ditional clerks on the sales forces ot
better serve their patrons.
Sale* On (.00 iterate Strine
Market Continue Increase
The volume of sales on the New
Bern cooperative swine market con
tinue to increase as hog prices show
steady gains, reports P. M Cox. as
sistant farm agent of the N. C State
College Extension Service.
MOTIVE
Forgetting profits and costs to
thrm, Williamston merchants
are making extensive prepara
tions for the biggest dollar days
trade event in the history of the
town. Prices have been slaugh
tered to bring the figures down
to an even dollar, and the profit
niotivr has been virtually lost.
No greater bargains have ever
been offered.
The motive behind the dollar
days event ts to prove to in
creasing numbers that William
ston is an ideal shopping renter,
one that offers dependable mer
chandise under convenient and
advantageous circumstances.
Margolis Prepares
For "Dollar Davs*
"In addition to our regular large
stock of wearing apparel for spring
and summer, we made large pur
chases for special dollar days items."
Mr. Frank J. Margolis .said ih com
menting on his recent buying trip to
New York.
The special half-page advertise
ment in this issue of the dollar days
section of the Enterprise will prove
unusually interesting to thrifty
shoppers throughout this territory.
It is quite evident that the firm is
stretching points to see that its store
ranks high in the values that are be
ing paraded before thousands of
shoppers on March 6. 7. and 8th
Williamston.
The buying public will see count- j
less opportunities at Margolis Broth
era to effect substantial savings even
on small purchases of articles in i
combination and unusually attract- j
ive bargains in articles ranging high- j
er in prices.
The store operators invite every- j
one to visit them during the special '
dollar days and see the great oppor
tunities to buy dependable merchan- |
dise at sacrifice prices.
Workstock Clinics
Proving Valuable
?
Agricultural authorities estimate
that 95 per cent of the f 1.000 horses
and 305.000 mules on North Carolina
farms are infested with internal par
asites of various kinds, says C. D
Swaffar. N. C. State College profes
sor of animal husbandry.
Greatest amount of damage and
the most widespread is being done
by the large and small round worms.
Bots are also extracting heavy tolls
in the Piedmont and mountain areas
although they do little or no dam
age in Eastern Carolina
A farmer can usually tell his
workstock is troubled with worms
by the following symptoms: loss of
body weight, loss of appetite and di
gestive troubles, especially colic and
weakness and lack of ability to with
stand hard work
In order to combat this problem
horse and mule clinics were held
recently in many counties. State ]
College Extension Service special- j
ists as well as county agents, veter
inarians. and other agricultural
workers cooperated in the move-1
meiit. Since December, more than
Batting Averages?
These three baseball players are not comparing their batting averages.
No indeed. They are comparing their scores in the annual baseball
players' golf tournament at St. Patersburg, Fla. Left to right: Wea
Ferrell, former Cleveland pitcher and defending champ; Heinle Manuah
and Rov Cullenbina.
'T"--*'? ? "v.-- \'|
1,000 horses and mules have boon tioni,. and cutting ??xtrcmely long
tn*ale<l teeth, lias been done Management
Not only have the animals been of the horses and mules in putting
treated for worms, hut dental work, control measures into effect has al
such a> floating the teeth, extrac- so been discussed at the clinics.
^ages Go Up As
Prices Gome Down
Between 1W4 and * 1920. hourly
wages in U. S. manufacturing indus
tries rose from 25 to 60 cents (aver
ages). largely under impetus of war
hoisted cost of living, for the latter
jumped from an ' index" of 61 to 118
Since 1920 the |M?sition of the wage
earner has continued to improve,
with the hourly rate moving op..-up
from 60 to 73 cents During the same
time the living costs have gone the 1
pother way. from the 118 of 1920 to 1
%the 85.3 of l(J40. Taking another and 1
less spread-out basis for comparison
hourly wage rates now statu! about
20 pel cent above the level of 1929 1
while lis ing costs are about 15 per 1
cent lower than in that "chicken in- 1
every-pot" year.
For the treatment of internal par ,
asites. Swaffer said, both phenothi- ^
a/.ine and carbon tetrachloride have ?
been used successfully. In some
cases, carbon bisulfide is used, par
ticularly in the treatment for bots i
Phenothiazine, because of its less a
toxic effect, is rapidly gaining favor n
W illiamstoii Ls \n
Ideal Trade Outer
While it is not the largest, William -
ston holds an enviable reputation
along with the largest trading cen
ters in all this section of the State.
It has long been recognized by thous
ands as the ideal trade center where
dependable goods can be bought at
reasonable prices and under con
venient and advantageous circum
Nt uncos.
The dollar clays trade event sched
ule d during the last three days of
Ibis week is being advanced to at
tract more patrons to Williamstons
md t*? prove that local store, are in
? splendid position to their
ieed-. at .til times with seasonable
iteivhaudt <i and at uh.-tantial sav
ngs
Make yotu plans now to attend
he three dollar tlays on Thursday,
?'riday and Saturday and see as
housands of others have seen, thaf
Vilhamston is an ideal trading ccn
Th< Canadian tooacco crop of 1940
s now placed at 00.300.000 pounds
gamst 107.700.000 pounds produced
u 1939. estimates tin' U S Depart
\
Thurs.?F ri.?Sat.
MARCH 6th, 7th AND 8th
COTTON DRESSES?Fast Color* 7 QC
Beautiful Style*. Dollar Day* Speeial ?
SILK DRESSES?Our Regular 2.00 d? W AA
Dresses. Special during Dollar Day* T *
Ladies' PATENT LEATHER SHOES ? f AA
Speeial For DOLLAR DAYS ONLY .f
Complete Line of CHILDREN'S
OXFORDS?White and Tan ? _ - - = _
SWEATERS, BAGS, HATS and Oth- d* \
er Accessories for DOLLAR DAYS _ T '
SILK SPUN RAYON SKIRTS?In AA
Latest Pattern*?During Dollar DaysT *
TOPPERS?2.00 and 3.00 values. ?f 7Q
Sires 12 to 44. For Dollar Day* T ? ?
DRESSES ? SUITS ? COATS ? HATS and
ACCESSORIES SPECIAL For DOLLAR DAYS
N'eie Arrival* In S/tring Merchandise
MANY NEW SPRING COATS,
SUITS and ACCESSORIES
ISRAELS
"Where Style* Are Neve And Price* Lower"
* WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
I
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MARCH Oil.. Til. AIM) ilth
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
ONK OKOIJP OF
WOOLEN SKIRTS
I <ilucn Tit $2.'t.~t ? S/teriiilly I'riri'il
FOR
DOLLAR DAYS
$1.00
om: <;koi i'oi
LAHIKS' SWEATEES
I a!m'* lo $2.95 S/u'i-iulty I'rii-rtl
FOK
1*4*1.1 \ IC HAYS
$1.00
we repeat
WITH PRICES THAT
WON'T HE REPEATED
I )H KSSKS
Taken from our ri'nular
stock irilli lots of I rear for
the mouthx alicail. I allies
to S / if.'l". S/iccuil l or
IHfU. IK HAYS?
$3.00
dm: <;k<h r 01
LAIHKS* StJKIW SIIOKS
I alurs Id S/x'? i'<i//y I'rirnl
$1.00
om: <.ikh r 01 n \m;s
CIII 1,1 >|{KIN'S SKKKI'KKS
l(ff!iilar rv, I vhmt
2 for $1.00
One (ironp?
WINTER
COATS
ViiIiich lo 82,).7I)
Specially Priced
Par Dollar Day*
$5.00
I?\J \ M.\S
<;o\\ \s
Mllimiu^wrar, Ha\oii
$2.50 \ alius
sl.(Ml
JACK TAII HOYS'
WASH SUITS
/<?
Si. 00
For I Ik* M KIN
\\ ho Seldom I'lirlnkr in
Sim'Ii a IVVliw.l!
w?; \hi; marine \ fi.at
IMUCKMKM OK
10 PER CENT
OFF ANY PURCHASE UK
NAY MAKE PEKING
IMM.I.AK DAYS
r> ciiii.mti vs
iti iKsmus
Siiiliiltli- for Spring
Sizrs HI /. ml.
>
Miin?iiiK?v<'iir, Itiil
liri^iiii I*\J \M VS
\mi com NS
$1.00
:ti r\ii<s
1 lulilrrn s (.onlnroy
SC( H HALLS
ltr<;iil;ir I ..V) lo I
\iiliir*. Si/r? 2 lo (i
S/trrially I'rirrtl
for Dollar Days
$1.00
ONE GROUP OF
LADIES"
IncluiliiiH Formal* ? Value* to $ I (t.')o
SPECIALLY
PRICED
$5.00
ONfc Croup of
CHILDREN'S DRESSES
Some of (tor Spring I'urrlume*
SIZES i TO f?
ANI) 7 TO I I .
$1.00
SUKDK BAGS
Hff/nlar $ I .'tH Value
FOR DOLLAR DAYS
$1.00
SMOCKS
Hrf(iiltir $1.95 I ill lit
FOB DOLLAR DAYS
$1.00
ONK <;i<OII|? ??l- SII.K AMI
COTTON HUHSIvS
I-OK
ooi.i.xk iiws
$1.00
onk (;i?)ur ok
CIIILDKKIN'S SWKATKRS
FOK
IMM.I.Alt DAYS
$1.00
I alum To