The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 30, 1909, Page 12

Ine SEATTLE STAR THE BON MARCHE Closed Saturday SECOND AND PIKE THE BON MARCHE This store will close at 6 p.m. Friday: Begin to $10to $15 Beaver Hats $5 at 95c, 50c Hudnut’s Perfumes Every Cotton Remnant in the house wil swept out Fr exactly half pric ed are Remnants of Cotton Suiting, ette, Outing Flannel Percale, Madi ras, Ging- ham, Galatea, Challi, Shirtings, India Linons, Checked and | Lawns, Waistings, Ww etc., riday at 1 F lannel- Plaid La ..ns, Swisses, all in good condition and as desiré if cut m the bolt. Wide-awake buy ers will be out early —Basement. le as Lily of the Valley | Violet Jockey Club | | Ideal Pink | White Rose Lilac the | ~ 186 regular prices—prices already the sig | Children’s $5. 50 Coats $2.95 | | Children’s $5.50 Dresses $2. AS | | Buyer could not resist these purchases, not Inventory is so near. Styles and colorings are and values so exceptional, that If you have any y elothe don't let this opportunity pass by $2.45 for $5.50 Dresses | A maker had 209 of these Dresse: into cash quickly. Here's the re of fancy mohair suiting and shephe brown and navy blue colorings. Th wide piaits over shoulder, and trimmed color to match; smartly plaited skirts Ages Not poorly made, hung-together garments by cause the price is so low, but well-ma $5.50 vulues. Friday, while they last, $ $2.95 for $5.50 Coats | Children's 4 cloth and novelty goods; t, large rs with military check suiting in red © made with bh sltk in plain to 14 years. y means, be ments; regular Second Floor. | round we bear 4 of all-wool tricot, fancy double sted, lined througho: shaw! colla lack krim. othe years; navy 95c for $2.50 Hats Children’s Felt Hate in ; $2.00 a Infants’ Department—Second Floor mer; brown, green and Copenhagen trimmed and tatlored Copenhagen and For 96e each. } effects browa a for a Song we offered such a bargain in Boys’ Regular tags have not i All the Remnants of Ribbon left in the wake o Pants, Regular 35¢ to 50c values, 17¢ a pair, 3 pairs for 50¢ been. disturbed, every \3 | great Xmas rush have yathered and gr Two and three part t the price of one. The materials arc thing is marked in p | Values to Values to double stitched; ages’ to 14 years, 7c a palr, or 8 pairs fo three-quarters of usual | 10c a yard— | 15c a yard— | 25c a _ 50c. Isn't it wonderful?—Main Floor. i ee be cost for Suit, Over 3c 5c ‘Veiling Remnants 10c Each Everything included Plain Br t, Taxed | Net, Mo: } f ‘ € - | ren’s Soft Felt Crushable gene 4 ’ ; sal at brownish But tha Pay AN to 10:30 Friday mor t 10c each All go | play | 10c Corn Starch, | 8:30 to 10:30, package . Best qua day morning 5 ORDERS Jap Rose Soap, 8:30 to 10:30, cake The Genuine Jap Roge Soap; sells every | at 10¢ a cake. Here, Friday mor | PHONE ORDERS THE ON delictou Limit 3, makes A package SUGAR CURED HAMS, POUND | | Apples— Holland Herring — ment Fa Mixed H F keg Main puddings. NO PHONE ning at 6 Buy New Year’s Gifts Friday at The Bon Marche N e \ e Tr a Fine ortment of Chil time, $10.00, $12.01 H M b tat any | dren's Hats, made of fine fut felt; Mexican crown, roll brim; med © ; ; nth quare crown, roll brim; trim bt ar ixand | med with velvet ribbon and Ot- : we ” . ; e toman silk ribbon, in black, red, €5( $ he one | Diue and brown. Hats. that t Seconda | Were $1.50 and $2.00; Friday Phe Remnants broidery Edgings, Insertings, All-Over, Cor- set Cover and Flouncings, Real | Cluny L Valenciennes Laces, very lace and embroidery sold over the counter this month is | represented half price, who come early.—-Main most ¢ everything from a dainty eyclet n t | They all go Frida lowest in town. Of course, first | ‘ ) choosers will fare best.—Third | Come Floor. | ar. Hats at's w (ac Fr where c, NC MAI SKATTLOS BIG POPUL shop early in the day, ALL MILLINERY REDUCED ONE-THIRD TO TWO-THIRDS $15.00 Trimmed Hats Now $5.00: $6.50 Trimmed Hats Now $1.95 Better Than a Half-Price Sale, or any Other Sale Since Sales Began Every Trimmed Hat Reduced: Every Untrimmed Hat Reduced: Every Flower and Feather Reduced Me e\- $6.50 Trimmed = $1.95 32. 00 School Hats for 95¢ fine L ace Friday usands of will go and at half price aces, Oriental Laces, that They all go Friday at Rich choosing for those loor. eo elaborate blind patterns y at half price fore they ate picked over.— 48 These are broken lines, but united they icy forbids carrying any Suit over a season, Black Worsted Suits Biue Serge Suits a Fancy Worsted Suits Fancy Tweed Suits) Boys’ 35¢ to 50e Knee Pants, 17e Never before have trimmed with brown band; one hy you can buy them from 8:30 NO PHONE ORDE | eae 50c Cotton Ride... 8:30 to 10:30, a pair ... ; colored borders. PHONE ORDERS 5c Handkerchiefs, | 8:30 to 10:30, 3 for .... | Women's All-Linen 1 | chiefs, good size NO PHONE ORDERS Friday morning 3% Hematitched «CH Princess Venise ll-Over Laces, ete. $12: Mezzanine Floor THE BON MARCHE Lace Remnants at Half Embroi t All the Small Lots From Our $17.50, $22.50 and $20 Lines of Men’s Suits Have Been Grouped in One Lot at | The Best Suits You Ever Put on Your Back for the Money All sizes, from 33 to $12.50 Weights suitable for year make a complete offering of several hundred fine dress | and business Suits that are sacrificed because our pol a0 10c 39c Single Bed Sire Gray Cotton Blankets sof pair 10c Hav Friday morning three for 10¢ E HERE'S. WHAT INGLE SAMIEL WOULD KNOW List of the Questions He Will Put to You When His Census Takers Start | Out in Seattle. | seseetaa' on 3 ‘ Special Demonstration Unique Interesting LOOK IN THE NORTH WINDOW OF OUR FIRST AVE. STORE Today and Tomorrow | gery t birthday aM ied or single, wid years person 1 how many chi % dead and th aces, aces, | } © of birth Al |} Place of birth of father and | mother j Year of immigration to the} United States (for foreign born] | (for foreign it nile interested in Ww you'll be window, t you see in the | et id for coming te ape ak English? what language do you you'll als of profession. the Store, for 5 1 o y $1 Virginia Rose i ’ ! | General — Cs Fg uatry | b , ” ’ n wheteay iat P | Whether employer, ¢ } oBy: : — re Pew ¢Emeene 1} Embroidery Rem’ts Half ||} css. e « ery Remnant in the Drz apery Section to an eliotrope i Whether out of we wil Th k D E | day will be out on a Bargain Remnant Table | Pinawd’s ¢ Hundreds of fine Embroidery Remnants left Jp, ener tat gE a works! e uaKer rug Co. Friday, marked half price. And frugal te ik naud'e Comtrane He | from the recent great sales will be swept out t jduring 1909. " | will flock to the feast. here will be nice, use | morrow at half the sale prices. - Included are sic vagal valiieerael es e Two Stores igured Curtain ys i : i yded achool how long since . _ peaibs oi Figured Burlaps, i re 19¢ Edgings, Insertings, Allovers and Flouncings, acitagiet ox sie 1013-15 First Ave. - 406 Pike = wiss, Figured Curtain Scrim, Figured Tapes- in lengths ranging from!1 to 3 yards-—and pop- | Se Sons ie putts ue vane try, Silkoline, Cretonne, Bobbinette, etc. Every | : ‘Oc ular prices., Kinds are legion, and include | ‘ | d piece will be marked exactly half our | c de | praca, whether free oF ment | am SAE Pb house. merated ther home ts farm the or poree PROFESSIONAL WASHERS ie a survivor of the m or con | |federate army or navy —S8AY— | Whether blind in both eyes | Whether deaf and dumb “Soaplake” Soap THOROUGHLY CLEANS AND WHITENS WITHOUT INJURY TO HANDS OR FABRIC. BEST IN THE WORLD, DON'T FORGET THE NAME—*SOAPLAKE® SOAP, ri The co: farn $2.00 thing ne ALBERT HANSEN, all at a at / aa or Sell Real Satake Classified Page. Beanie Chances. | Jeweler, Firet and Cherry Optical Department Haad-tailored Clothes at a Cut Price Overcoats and Trot A exception Suits and Luxedos. coat or rousers you | pick out You can’t get better ready = made clothing | than you'll find here—ii | you can use a Suit or Overcoat you ought | jump at the chance for \. | the saving the presen “Sai iffers ) em G sale ( t nap, i Ne Suits NO nd Overes: to $50. >? its, $2k ou $12. Now Cut 25% ‘719 Second Ave. King Bros. Correct Apparel for Men Money's Worth or Ménwy Back ’ a ndker a Near Columbia — yD l