will be found in the (tores that line the business section of Kins
ton. Courtesy (the war's over now), economy, variety and relia
bility are just a few of the many reasons why this is a favorite
place for the shoppers of Eastern Carolina. This week on Thurs
day and Friday a big two day DOLLAR DAY sale is being held in
these stores. Hundreds of bargains are on hand to ease the strain
on the summer lime pocketbook, and wise shoppers will be on hand
during this two-day event to take advantage of this opportunity.
(Whitaker-Leffew Photo by courtesy of Carolina Aircraft Corp.)
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of their £0
so find corisiderable enlarge
ments and improvements in the
tracing areas of the community,
ranging from completely rebuilt
stores to modest renovations and
extensions. .
Most eye-catching change to
the anatomy of the Main Drag is
the new Brody store that is ex
pected to be ready fbr business
by October First. Upon com
pletion the Brody Brothers will
have one of the nicest stores in
part of th^ ^tate, ,FiiU lines
% hbused under
expanded root (
Nearly next door to the Bra
dys’ -another innovation, not.
nearly so extensive, is going on
at Harvey’s. There in the hard
ware knd men’s wear depart
ments considerable face lifting
is in progress and the addition of
a jewelry department plus air
conditioning of the women’s de
partment point to increased com
fort and services in this estab
lishment.
The town’s two big chain food
stores are now in bigger and
better locations. The Atlantic
and Pacific Tea Company is now
THUHS.
and
FRIDAY
AUGUST
11TH
and
12TH
SOCKS
3 Pr. For
Reg. 39c Each
Rubber
PANTIES
■t
2 Pr. For
Reg. 59c Each
*1.00
DRASTIC REDUCTIONS
on aU Summer Merchandise
110 E. Gordon St. — Kinston
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*
housed in a brand new building
on tha corner of Gordon and Mc
Lewean Streets and the Colonial
Store is in a larger, more acces
sible location on th*e west side of
the 300 block of Queen Street.
Ih the spot where the old A&P
Store was J. D. Paschall has
moved his toy and sewing ma
thihe shop. One of the largest
selections of both ever seen in
Kinston are tastefully displayed
ifl this addition to the trading
center of Kinston.
On East Gordon Street just
back of Hood’s Drug store is an
other new type business for the
community, The Toddler’s Shop,
an emporium devoted entirely to
the clothing of the little folks.
Everything from' a diaper on up
cah be found in the showcases
of this store.
John Shimer and Company
have deserted their old stand on
the corner of Bright and Heritage
and now Rave a much larger and
nicer war surplus store, The
United Surplus Company, just
across the LaRoque bridge fn the
midst of the new warehouses that
The pause that refreshes
DR. KEFFER’S
CHIROPRACTIC
CLIMC
Dr. Emerson C. King,
Associate
104-106 West Caswell St.
KINSTON. N. C.
Clinic Phone—2954
' Night Phones
Dr. Kafter: 2443
Dr. King: 3518 \
line,the highways on that side
of Amb river.
Belk-Tyler’s has become more
comfortable with the addition of
an air conditioning system. Pol
ly’s Department Store is getting
its face lifted and inside it also
has an air conditioning system
that it didn’t have during the
sweaty days of last summer.
A new haberdashery is just be
fore throwing open its doors. It
will be called the .Sgfrrts $hop
late of Har
be the rul
||| * '
vey’aS
ins
A. J. Sutton and Sons is busy
changing its floor plan and when
completed their men’s and wo
men’s department will be separ
ated.
For office supplies better ser
vice and. variety are offered in
the expanded store of John A.
Carter on‘East North Street and
across the street from Carter’s,
Ed West has a fairly' complete
line of light office supplies along
with a most professional photo
stat service.
In the area around the corner
of Gordon and Heritage one of
the largest concentrations of au
to supply dealers in the section
can be found. Kinston Auto
Parts, Blackwoods, S & A (Slim
Sutton and Bernice Arthur),
Coastal Motor Parts Company,
Lenoir Auto Parts Company and
just around the corner on North
Strefet Henry Johnson is in the
auto parts business.
Up on North Queen Street in
the Radio Building fine pastries
and breads can be obtained from
a new bake shop called Aunt
Jenny’s.
Last but not least the Lenoir
County News has a downtown of
fice at 114 West King right along
side the fire station. Each and
all of these new ventures along
with all the older establishments
in Kinston are back now on a
competitive basis after the busi
ness honeymoon of the war and
post-war years and the shopper
will be assured good service at
reasonable prices in any that he
cares to trade.
• REMEMBER •
Rulane Gas Service
Is
Economical!
M1ANF
109 K. Queen St.
Johnson Motor Company
DE SOTO
PLYMOUTH
Sales & Service
New Bern, N. C. — Highway 17
SPECIALS for DOLLAR DAYS
Reg. 2.00 to 2.50
MEN’S PANTS
$1.00
Reg. .97 Men's
BOXER SHORTS
2 $1.00
LADIES'
RAYON PANTIES
4 f<>r $1.00
Reg. 1.59 Boys'
BLUE DENIM
OVERALLS $1.00
LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S
PRINT DRESSES
2 F0R $1.00
LADIES' COTTON
SLIPS
Eyelet Trimmed
$1.00
Reg. 2.50 and 3.00
Ladies’ SANDALS
SIDNEY'S
W. North Street