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Also Advertising iGat'No. 2,
- :-Mrg,i A. L Freeman has gone
,-v chmond, Va., where she will visit
iTiMrX and Mrs. R. S. Freeman. I
Mr. and Mrs.B. A...Mauney and
little daughter, Margaret, have re-
turned from the western part or me
Stajte, where they , visited Mr. Mau
i ney's parents.
"1 c
fTDmalimentary to Miss Louise
Sholar, who is to be married to Mr.
Marvin J. Cowell, Wednesday even-
J" ing, Mrs. R. A. Montgomery gave a
delightful )inen shower Saturday
v-evening.
Mr. Odis B. Hinnant, city boy's
work secretary, will deliver an ad
:V dress to the ladies of St. James'
church, this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The subject will be highly interest
ing to mothers.
.
- ' tv,o members of tie Miss Annie
to M -
DRESS DP
DF
iIso Advertising Ipari -No.
the Buffalo Bill Show. Ar
f rived Early Today
Lo6k:yearyiujri$osc Ue the old-time
if.
SKIER
You can tura gray, :faded hair beau-
tifully dark' and lustrous almost-over f
. Major John M: Burke, 1. "Unitedl msv ' " - "rJ"'
a 4iin..iAr f tha at any drug store. Millions of bottles
jyi i ; we nave tn
i. t !
men to Dress Up for
Christmas
truism that coming events cast their
shadows before, in his qualifying of
the announcement that Col. Cody,
' ? "Buffalo Bill" (himself), was again in
Chance for Old and Young the saddle, and after many years' ab
sence would be here soon. Question-,
ed as to the fact, the Major said: "Yes,
Buffalo Bill (now General Cody, of the
Wyoming National Guard, where late-
1 it Vic Vioo Kaon acolcfincr fjenornl SHtl
Some of the men folks by Christmas
. . . . v,mc,Qi0o ey to prepare the range rider element
are not going to recognize themselves J-
if the plans that are being made tor '"r
. n t j x ' WILI1 LUC I1CWI V tUUOLl UVLCU iiiJUVi
tnem are acceptea ana carnea uui.- - - T,TM tx7
. . . . . . f i Brothers-Arlington Wild West
Now girls and wives look out, for prep- "
x.. oVq government endorced military
. , i,v,r, tingent, real furloughed United States
that "Beau Brummel," or the husband , ,
. i .v,.i iM; soldiers from the Rio Grande, is the
of yours, a regular Chesterfield in' . '
J r.-,s one sure bet that doubting Thomases
yuiiiL ui ureas. vv iiuimgiuu ta iu uac
d a
con-
Manning Taylor Biblo Class, of the th b t dressed set of young oldj131 figh1 ' or shl' ....
T. W. C. A., are requested to meet I in tne statef eV8rybody ia going .The old scout has allied himself
fit the Y. W. C. A
5 o'clock to discuss-matters pertain
ing to the coming of Miss Taylor to
this city.
HOME COMING JUBILEE
this afternoon at tn 4,,OQQ QT1, ,t Ja nnt ffn1n? to h. , with a triple-decked merging or nis
Dress Up Week either old-time Wild West atmosphere with
uress up vveeK euner. ( generation of frontiersmen,
This, particular dress-up eevnt is ; onB
scneauiea lu arrive auuut vjiiii&iiuaa
week, and it is a safe bet that the
nwmt ww TWHo VatP5 'y01111 ld men wil1 haVe 110 OC
The members of the Lydia Yates
Bible Class are cordially mvitea to at- -
place to go,'
All dressed up and no
for you will welcomn
Of the Indians and pioneers of
the plains, and rough riders of Okla
homa's early days, led by Colonel Joe
Miller, among the last of the range
of this old famous Sage Tea ) Recipe,
improved by the addition of o$fcer Jn- .
gredients, areff sold annually; says '';a ;
well-known druggist here, because it i
darkens the hair so naturally and eyen-i
ly that no one; can tell .it has beenl
applied, ' ' 'r'r
Those whose hair Is turnng gray or
becoming faded have a surprise await
ing, them, because after one. or two
applications the gray, , hair vanishes
-and ypur locks - become luxuriantly
dark and beautiful.
This is the age of youth. Gray-haired,
unattractive folks' aren't wanted
around so get busy with Wyeth's Sage I
and Sulphur Compound tonight i and j
handsome hair and your youthful ap
pearance within a few-days.
This preparation is a toilet requisite
and is not intended for rae cure, mitiga
tion or prevention of Clsease.
r??::f.
eipieasr-
lire of u our visit to our Cor
iiri
tk
't-"S
iu uC " I, A";: i them with outstretched arms.
held in the lecture room of , Grace , . ..
1 hi Q5cr Men, as a general rule, admire the
Methodist church tomorrow evening i , ' , fx .. ' ,
jvietuuuisL w uz neatly and attractive attired woman,
at .8 o clock. Those having the com- .
to bring ouxu. winv
voicea Dy tne rair sax ior inose 01
munity baskets are urged
them in. v
- -M-MEET
TOMORROW.
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the First Presbyterian church, .
will hold its regular monthly meeting
their opposite. The dress up idea was
incubated and nursed in the establish
ment of Mr. I. Shrier, who all know
as the '"'Largest Merchant Tailor in
j Lilt; OUULI1, I tfpirsCULUlg LIIC XUICi Utt"
lors at 4 o'clock. All ladies
congregation are invited to
especially new members
strangers.
tomorrow afternoon in the church par-1" """'"J8 uipay.
of the oaner is me siruug suyyurtt;i
attend and advocate of the "man dressed up"
and , idea, in fact, he says himself that he
likes to see nothing better than a well
,, juicsacu mail aiiu in uiuci lu give cvcij
ALL LACHES INVITED (young and old man in the city an op-
The Ladies' Society of the Bethany ' Prtunity of being dressed up spick
Presbyterian church will meet in regu-. and sPan for Christmas he has made
ir. nnthiv 000ln tnmnrmw after- arrangements whereby he will take
noon at 3:30 o'clock at the Liniker;
Building. All -the ladies of the neigh
borhood are invited to attend. I
their measure for a custom made
i suit, a small payment being required
at the time the measure is taken and
thereafter weekly payments made un-
Friends here of Miss Mildred New-!tn the ?rice of th suit is consumed.
: man will be interested to know that and yu'n be surprised how easily you
she has entered a training camp for ! can own a new suit with the extra
nurses at Brownsville, Texas. The:DOcket cnanSe yu would -Ordinarily
school is located on the border. Missj SDend f0r some tnfle
Newman once lived in Wilmington! The plan is now well underway
and is pleasantly remembered here. ,and Promises to take measure of sev
. jj. leral thousand suits before the holiday
ANDREWS-ROBERSON .season arrives. Mr. Shrier, or any of
Mr. Rowland W. Andrews, of this ' his courteous clerks, would -be glad
city, and Miss Lizzie Roberson. of for yu to cal1 at the store and liave
Brunswirk county, were married by ; the Proposition explained, and inci-
Judge G. W. Bornemann a few minutes J,yui UWCi lul luai &U L
-before 2 o'clock this afternoon at his
Princess street office. Only a few I
friends were present at the ceremony. (
- j
An automobile party from Bolton
for Christmas week. Adv,
LOCAL COMPLETED.
less moonshiner. So, wake up, Amer
ica, Stop! Look Listen! and Prepare."
An object lesson in progressive pre
paredness in connection with the Buf
falo Bill-Miller Bros.-Arlington Wild
West aggregation is the arrival of the
advertising car No. 2 today. This
ninety-foot special advertising busi
ness publicity bureau is equipped with
all necessary adjuncts for efficiency,
economy and expedition in its line.
It carries four automobiles equipped
with facilities for posting thousands
of sheets of paper in the city and all
routes environing the cities and towns i
visited often traveling from 50 to I
150 miles in a day. I
The car has its own kitchen, chef
and steward and serves its' twenty
men with the best the market affords;
has Pullman bed accomodations for
sleeping, as well as paste making
equipment. Thus no time is lost, an
effective method that is due to the
apprenticeship of the energefic young
director of the organization Edward
Arlington, who is recognized in the
I tented field not only as a "comer," but !
Ian heir to the mantel of such bril-(
jliant pathfinders as "Uncle Jim Bail
ey,." once king of the arena.
riders of the Southwest. Colonel His presence alliance of Buffalo Bill,
iri the fifties and C- W. F. Cody, the grand old per
sonality whose connection with the
past three-quarters of frontier rang-
stay ot miss mar,
Rarer
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week jbemrinig
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, until Saturday,
erf
OctbLer?
ing Frolaset orit Lacing
orse
G
ts?
MAJOR JOHN- M. BURKE.
yesterday brought the following
young folks: Mrs. S. K. Allen and
daughters, Mrs. R. J. Benton and
Snag Boats startes operations 88 Miles
Up the River.
The lock at Brown's Landing, known
as Lock No. 2, has been completed, I
uoay s aaventures in tne
his younger associates' later experi
ences, cover th eras that might be
called the 'birtii oi the trans-Missouri
the blooming of the Central and the
ripening of the Great Western Amer
ica." To add to the lesson of the
physical benefits of out-door and camp
life, a contingent of furloughsd United
States soldiers, cavalry and artillery
to show that "Preparedness" for the
tenled fieid"Ts as necessary an adjunct
in these days of luxury as it was in
the settling and developing of this
continent into the present marvelously
prosperous and envied Land of Plenty.
rue xuajor is tun or prepareuness
M SS WATT is a a Corsetiere
from New York, and is a rec
Ojgnized authority on tke siib
ject of Corsets and corset fitting.
Ske
witk
you
will IclcII
advise you
reference . to tke model
skould wear and will per
n r.i .r l
sonanii lit uou n uou
you aesire.
To Serve Women in the Interest of Comfort
to Wear a Frolaset Front Lacing Corset.
From $2.00 up.
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3i
neer auto advertising Car No. 2, Thom
as Dransfield.
"Miss Lois Allen, who will remain to 'according to an announcement made - and was an early advocate for the de-
attend the Sholar-Cowell wedding, 'at the office of United States Engineer veloping of our first line of East and
wmcn is to be celebrated Wednes- j aj. a. h. wamron. ine walls nave , west defease-a great double navy
day afternoon. They were cccom- t been completed and the gates hung,
panied by Mrs. Sam Troy, Miss BethiThe rip-dam across the river at the
Troy and' Messrs. James Allen and 'lock site will be completed within the!
I
Robert J. B. Benton, who returned to 'next few weeks as the delivery of the
Bolton yesterday afternoon.
: ' Disciples Have Prosperous Year.
v 'Des Moines, Iowa, Oct. 9. The an
granite for its construction has al
ready been started.
The snag boat. "Black," has started
operations on tb.3 Northeast river at
Christian a point about 8S miles up the river
as- from this city. It will work down-
, ' nual convention of the
; ; church, or Disciples of Christ,
-, sembled in this city today for a week's stream, removing snags and sunken
..session. In point of attendance, tha logo 'from' the channelT
convention is one of the largest gath-1
f4erings'of the year. The reports to be j Landlady That new boarder is
presentedTTo the convention show that 1 either a married man or a widower.
' the past year has been a most pros- Pretty Daughter Why, ma, hr z .yz
perous one for the denomination. The j he is a bachelor. '
. "missionery societies have made grat-
ifying gains and the Men and Millions
mm
Landlady Well, I don't believe
When he opens his pocketbock
it.
movement has gone forward with rap-' pay his board he always turns his
id strides.
bad' to u:?..--Exchange.
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Is Where the Heart Is"
This is the Week Selected for the Featuring cf
E HOME BEAUTIFUL IDEAS, -
- - - .-..1 ,. . ;
From Maine to California this is the National
Home-Craft Week, women the home lov
ers -are re-dressing their homes for the : Fall
and Winter. -; '
We are ready with plans and merchandise to
help in every way. In pur show-window are
presented the newest vogues in - decoration ;
the - latest and most beautiful materials ; the
striking color combinations! -
' Our Drapery department is ready to be of
real service.
A. D. BROWN
-Stir
. i
mV.VAAV.V.-.-.
ers, the Miller Bros. 101 Ranch out
fit and a genuine contingent of United
States regulars, cavalry and artillery,
is an appropriate -up-to-date lesson
ana was tne grand coup oi tne tented i L$ut those magnates will nnd a way ( yya
toason of lyib. All visitors at the: to avoid merely the granting of that
railroad station will be well received increase, but to cut the present fig
by the courteous manager of the pio- uresv "
Camille Saiht-Saens, the famous WHY BUY READY-MADE CLOTHES?
French composer of orchestral music, I L Shrler make 1 Suit J
OyercpaJt.to-yaur.owBjMeasure $15 lo
born in Paris, 81 years ago today.
A WESTERN UNION
telegram gets instant
attention and brings
the first reply-
FShrier, 32 North Front street. -
Advt. .. .. 10-Clw
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Effective Monday. September 11th,
1916 Southern "Railway announces the 1 -
present WinstoivSalem JeaxlmV
Moorehead ( City : Pullman Sleeping
Car line wifl be shortened to Wmston-
Salem Goldsboro Pullman Sleeping j
Car line. Thfs car will leave Winston-!
Salem atS: 50 p. m., same as at pre-!
J-B. McCABE & CO.,
Certified Public Accoun-
tants.
sent aM arrive Qoiflsboro following . U .'TO'SwRft 1
WESTERN
morning, returning car will leave !
Goldsboro 10:35 P. M., arriving Win
ston-Salem' following morning.
" Present Greensboro-Raleigh Pull
man Sleeping Car line will continue to
operate. j
For full details, reservations, etc., j
address, j
J. O, JONES. ;
Traveling Passenger Agent,
'" Raleigh, N. C. 1
The Southern Serves the South.
tiUIIIUIIIIIIimilllllilllllllfmiUllltltl!!!llllllllll!IIIIIIIMII!lllll
REGULAR
DINNER
TWENTY-FJVE CENTS
NEW YORK CAFE.
UNION
tetritory at least
expense and keeps you
ahead in Hie Hot race of
competition.
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH OCX
COL. W. F. (BUFFALO BILL) CODY
and as a reserve line for National
physical culture of the masses, a con
tinental army "Fully prepared, this
nation would . be the . world's Dove
Cote; -money spent would be a home
circulation; it would be a Mecca for
investment of foreign capital; an ec
onomy in doctors' bills; a saving in
criminal expenses and to the covetous
would be a warning, and to our people
a shield of security.
"The suddsn idiocy that has almost!
wrecked civilization, and wipes" out
Europe's two thousand years of pro
gress, shows the v fallacy of too much
pacific passiveness; to be on guard is
to be respected in these days-of .hys
teria and isms so changeable that if
the man from Galilee's commissary
magic at the loaves, wine and fish
Picnic occurred today, he would likely
Via Q FTOaf A1 nMl j J . i
I
e Fear Fair Association
Fayetteville, NG.
Round Trip Fare From
Wilnimgnton
INCLUDINQ ADMISSION TO THE FAIR.
Tickets limited returning until midnight of Satur
day , October 28, j 9 1 6.
The Atlantic Coast Line will sell tickets as above,
and at corresponding excursion fares from intermediate
points, for all trains from
OCTOBER 24 TO 27, INCLUSIVE.
For further inforamiton, tickets, etc., call on, T. C.
.White, General Passenger Agent, Phone 1 60, Wilming
ton, N. C. :
Line
THE STANDARD RAILOA F THE SOUTH
SBiiitei SililHle
V ; ';ln Effect October 1916. :
mnp vAJi wwiHTsyiii wrights-
VILLE BEACH
And Intermediate Points
EASTBOUND
Leave
Electric
. Center f
Winter Park
6 :30 A. M.
, 6:50 A. M.
8:00 A. M.
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Electric
Center -for
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Beach -
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WESTBOUND
Winter Park
tor
Wilmington
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10tt0.f;M.
Ieave
for '
Wilmington
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t SPECIALS FOR SUNDAYS
aSl't&Pi tboal5f:4h5m 2:00 tb C:0 R R"
Dally except Sundays.
??"8ede? ny. half -hour ars Sunday afternoons.
zDoes not jro beyond Station JSo.. 3. - .
! Leaves from Station No. 3:
FREIGHT SCHEDULE (Daily Except Sunday)
to ZOO P? M.h and rane Stets, 3:30 P.' M. Freight Depot open from
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oovcu auu uuuuciuucu as a law-