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THE .WILMINGTON DISPATCH v SUNDAY MORNG, pCTOBER 1 ,191 6; n ' ! l!, 1
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doors tomorrow morning; to welcome tne Wilmington people imp us varieu abiuiuimni yi seasunuuie ,
This store will often its
mEarise" more than four weeks merchandise has been coming into this store until now we are apie to announce complete
assortments in tne various lines, xurope as, weu as nment-i imsumi iuulcu hci onaic iv Funuwim u,. : i,u"s.
and brilliant metal trimmings of France and Switzerland vie with the sturdier products of American manufacturers.
' ' - While our fixtures have not arrived and we must make-shifts in order to display the merchandise, the delightful variety and
spMniif quality olne BbW MarcM goods displayed for the first time in Wilmington will be inspiration enough to ."bring .many
Wilmingtonians down town for the informal display, and we extend to you a cordial invitation to be among those present.
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. . The Wonderful success of the Vogue Hats in
Asheville has led. us to introduce them to the
women of Wilmington. To wear a Vogue hat
lends.an air of distinction and refinement that is
immediately recognized by well dressed women.
You have only to view them to be infatuated
with their smart and fashionable modes.
Jailored
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,. In ribbons we have gone into the better qualities
and have brought to hi3 city a collection that will be
generally -appreciated. -In the better grades you will
find that the colors are clearer, lustre higher and the
'wcaring qualitiessd far superior to the ordinary grade
tht aft you haye-become accustomed to the Bori
,MaxcJxe Jie yoii will accept np, other grade.
There are four grades of ribbon in all widths from
the medium grades to the very finest.
fashionable isdomen
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We specialize in Read-to-Wear Garments. Our ap
parel has been selected with the utmost care by compe
tent buyers, one of whom1 is Mr. Allie Price, formerly of
Wilmington, but now Manager of the ready-to-wear de
partment of the Asheville Bon Marche. r
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We claim distinction of style, sturdiness of quality and
superior workmanship in our garments as well as a
variety that embraces practically all of the favored
-models for Autumn.
jtfutumn presses for adies and Mistes
Our dress line embraces models for every occasion.
-The assortment is characteristic of the Bon Marche.
Thoroughness in selecting and style superiority is appar
ent in every particular. . ,.
Colors include the wanted shades of purples, prune,
'plum, Burgundyr African browji, Russian green, navy
blue, and black. All materials now in vogue are number
ed in the collection. From the dainty satin charmeuse
or crepe metier evening gown to the street costume of
men's wear serge trimmed in furjfor street wear.
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tjilkenand Woolen $)ress
fabrics
One of the most interesting features that the
-shopper has to keep in view in buying from our
piece goods department is that every yard of
this merchandise is' absolutely new and goes on
sale Monday for the first time. You take no
chances in style or quality .when you purchase
from this attractive variety.
The slogan of this concern ' Dry Goods of
Quality," was originated by the sterling quality
of the silk and woolen sections. It will be our
pleasure to have you inspect the line and com
pare our values with anything in the city.
Jfandsome Silk .Jf osier tf
Offerings
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aces lraSnmiiiif" Wnl ' be found
in Jmple Assortments
We .have some especially attractive metallic and
'pearl irimmings that will assist the new evening gown
wonderfully.- v Some of these, are displayed in our in
formal jopening windows and we will be glad to have
you jcomein ana see tne otners
ifeckwear, (floves and ft and j$ags form a delightful Pepattnent
In purchasing the season's outfit some women lay too much stress upon the larger things
and neglect the smaller dress accessories. It is as important to' wear attractive "neckwear,
gloves or carry a becoming hand bag as it is to be correctly gowned-
We are showing new Centemeri gloves in the popular contrasting stitching.
Dainty Hand Bags of rreal leather, , velvet
Neckwear is being displayed in generous
varieties of organdie, crepe de chine, georgette
and broadcloth.
You have , probably never viewed such a
display of neckwear in Wilmington before,
for not only isit broad but it contains values
that are extraordinary.vtp a degree. ;5rr
and crochet silk are shown in a profusion that
permits satisfactory choosing, no matter how
critical or particular about articles of this
order.
Windows
Changed Svery
Counts i&n Jhe
. ,QngJiUn
To see these hose,, is to create the desire to own a
pair. They are of splendid quality and the many at
tractive designs in the fancies leaves nothing to be de-sired-We
willj feature silk -hosiery in' black,, white,
and Colors, solids and fancies in the better grades.
Clox, Richelieu rib, and striped and checked efrct3
are leading novelties. -
One of the important
facts that' will prove
popular with; our hos-.
iery patrons is 'that we
keep our , stock . com-
- plete as to size and color
and our sales-people through a study of the . hosiery,
problems will . give, valuable information regarding the
wearing, washing and correct size you should purchase.
WILSON JUMPS
. f the runnings .vou .will throw, in your I ' (
4 fe J - J . ' rlpAred pair crowd.
WARPATH AFTER
REPUBLICAN SCALP
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interests. The end of such a "paFty"
fortunes with, the j patty of which, t;
Progressives have the control. u ,,.,; I Bitty' Clifford and His Arttets Keot the
a a ProgreEsivo. -I-do ntrsgeH ' ; . ' " crowd Tittering. Washington, D, Sept. 30 There I
at with! a .capital; P, ;but. I think my -5 ' Billy Clifford and the artists he has have come to the attention of. the i
? pace .is just as fast as those who do -theT'eir about him pleased a fair au United States Department of Agricul-:
.Look over the ranks of the supporters ifaffi!?: Academy . ot Msic last turo items appearing in the press ;
!nf f, w - ... ' ' 'Uighl:' -Trieeomedy introdyce'cl'b-v Mr. ; wht:?re so f rained as to give readers ;
of the Republican party, did you ; nHfFor1 a. Vf-V alvt111 A?A nt ;. the impression that the Department in
pre motley company in cbThnlsionsbut'it'Wep't the crowd tit- its' puWicatibns has praised or' recom-
tev moypd In ahvilfn ! fprfnrr hr-tiPDiW 'ti t iv Mnended . a '.farm "tractor of a particu-;
lar make."' ' '.. i
As the Tiepartment has not, done this ;
S DOES NOT RECOMMEND ! Miss Mary Collins, "the Prettiest Woman Under Canv as," to be Seen with the John
; ANY MAKE Or IHACiOK! Robinson Shows, in. Wilming ton Next Month.
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wuo want .iQ . injeci into our pontics The Three Weston Sisters. were x- rj . . . . c. f 0,1 "? i
. becoming 'a "fraud and a sham
;, hxVe T&een TaKThg cal'e bTome people
ttie tr.&&vwete ! :have B M pc"e klx W?n
uporitbe gr6ar Progressive party
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ril IrM bfo-tfet-of human sympathy, in l"v to.Vu,slcIl .u!ai 11 ine "e' ;, , reecar sceneVfluring the sec
.the pomic.ftr Euhdie; iutl all 6 1 very pleasing in thefr musical act and fFom recommending any particular;
have that purpose 'in miifd. arebn lh.e i Glynri's' portrayal 6f "a" minstr-1 man" mlte ot tractor or otner machine, the
,ame-'skSrk . " " v ' !r ' wis vefy good: indeed "Miss Colnfis publlc is warned to regard as false ;
' Aw, t i- rri, in o,ri.rn m 'ivt'-i'r-''..". . ; . ' . anv statement assertiner or imnlvints-i
uui "b" sxij-mfe wc iuusi as ljucv was pleasing also. . , ., . - . -.. --
.outii' ictuuiuLciiuauuu uy, tuts, iepaiL-
! i - its veihs and s Ve"ady"db: wof fd-rpljbllca pa ,8: J5?1 iMt..jR9W.,at :ond 6r last'-aSt, almost sent' tho crowd
mankind and firget;nhe interests dfj-n l&Ss?!?. W ; ei policy . cohyulons. The lady orchestra
a narrow party. will beradicaTly-cttah-gea? Tcarinot ; furntshe'd " ekdeileht" mtsic:''and ' this
' "I; want to pay" my tribute of reVi , " J ,?"?rB' - UI neipea. to Keep things moving in a "
? -spect to the' purpWs InWions i f iM'1! th?7 "vely manner, Clifford and his art-"
I'rnwfomeltthlt group in l&d:tm , lst 'deserved better patronage,
A ur nniitiv. v,s " men df consfciende, they must cEahge I .:, : i. T
ment
SENATOR CLARKE IS
CRITICALLY ILL
"But the interesting Hhingis that,
;ihasnduchAas they; did not ge the; 6jp?
iiC?$hiFl?:lM$ afe going to change it, f
in luCtrKmef 'Mc to chdhge it? " -'.:
'-Tfifcr'r llMf W eroice 1 'as Sgafnst ,A
I peacerandvtfiarrs 'war. " i jn.g
portunity, we tpolc "advantage, of otir
Sgfr kXri fVVof Thor -V.iwo we" 8haH be dfawln. tine form w
j , in the pembcratic party, men whoare
irf erve tit
rfS. tl'ii VV' 'Vriitt: uWtb proddde In 'Mexico tho
l; ;:rt:ZZZl&Jr' 'iL----'?-;-, knd of law and order whirh snnip
American s In vestiorsiittt Mexico con--si'der
S': moatr -to r their (ad vantage,' ' ; :
Attracting Much Attention
"Moui-hinl Window" M' afttract,
:more?: t-haif ; passing attention at
yiuer raw me emurpiiments or tne i ft"u " a'?-vSf0p6a''Vara&d''-ai
tb tBe soMnj nuite an
pf-us ihe fol&Wf" tlie UnitedrStates rations oj!
jli teresting thing about the r: Demo
ctaj paji. 15 uiat xnose men are
'-in'-
are in a m
'This cou
and are In control!
is progressive and
SCHOOL SHOES
Built for Service at Peterson & Rulf3.
ihg the falj, styles fn mourning ma
terials enb racing both . dresses, veils
wis saow . .wmaow. . presents
iuhovat'on in Window deco.
'!tjiis-.k!S1,:'lrb'uhd' tho bot
tom of the display window, is a bor-
der.ro blaClc ' crepe -; paper circling, a
Keuier oiwnuB crepe, which Is se.t off
bjr, & ;statiot. of ; the different ma4
te;ialfe: ;,whichthhi well-khown' store
handles. '. The entire sindow is ar
tistically handled throughout and is
the work of the 'miilihery department
,r: a ir ;'ju yuunegierg' are Eroine' Trt.no in t j.. - , ,i
iittle Rock, Ark., Sept.: 30. Senator
Jas. P. Clarke, is critically' ill tonight
and his family are very" apprehensive.
Apoplexy and indigestion are his ail-1
mehts. '
Grave fears are entertained for his .
recovery. The Senator is 62 years;
of age.' ' - r'' '. ": '
RUNAWAY BOY WAS -1
TAKEN FROM TRAIN
; .I.umberfon', fl ' C., ' Sept. 20. Tocal
officers were advised tbday that a son
of Maxceyiith, of talcsview, 3."d;
had 'run away f roth "his hbnie aiid h?
was taken off tho Raleigh and Charr !
leston train here this afternoon. Het
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to' pmiftfP X'
".:.. Tr" ct,v v a 1
JKT-"-'.;-.: . i vuv.; , i , i: of tne Kiiphu atom
mmmmt-rmr - -..-.r:. , w. u Beuv
pacK nome : tomorrow.
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