The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 4, 1917, Page 10

| f ' i { { f broadcloths, silvertones; Misses’ and Women’s the original prices. Please Shop Early Everything is ready to make your Christmas shopping as easy and pleasant as peeesible at your Cl hristmas stoie-—The Marche. = Christmas Postoffier: Express he. Station» is Ope. —Read. a Tuer packages ywhere and —Ready * ¢ Money orflers to all parts. —A sped ri as Avrapping service for those WAC wish to take advantage of it. —PACKAGES BROUGHT IN WILL BE CAREFULL Par xED FOR SHIPMENT AT A NOMIN:s CHARGE. A Remindér About the Christmas Mails The latest dates on whch packages may be posted to reach their destinations by Christmas day: Belgium ./.......Dec.6 | Dawson, White Horse Great Britain and Y. T., ete Dec. 12 Ireland |........Dec.9 * Norway Dec. 6 | Honolulu Dec. 12 * Sweden Dec. 6 ; eastern A 5 *® Denmark . Dec. 6 ao. fo. *Finland . .- Dee. 6 f Italy .. Dec. 6 * Holland Dec. 6 | astern States Dee. 19 oogeed eg | a Dec. 19 New Foundland | Dee. 9 ne. | Ontario Dec. 19 Alaska Copper Fi tion, Valdez, % ard, | Can: Dec. lv inces) Dec. 20 Cordova, ete *No merchandise packages accepted for mailing to these countries. Red Cross Seals—a Penny A piece 3uy some and help to save some soldier, ome sailor, some civil ian—-from the dread scourge of tuberculosi ON SALE ON THE LOWER MAIN FLOOR AND UPPER MAIN FLOOR, NEAR MAIN ENTRANCES. Bon Marche Merchandise Bonds SIMPLIFY GIFT GIVING —You buy a Bond for any choose —The recipient comes in and selects suit able merchandise to the amount of the Bond amount you No danger of wrong size or color when the gift is a Merchandise Bond Issued at MAIN AISLE, LOWER MAIN FLOOR MAIN AISLE, UPPER MAIN FLOOK HOLIDAY SECOND FLOOR CASHIER'S OFFICE, FIFTH FLOOR. Linen Gu Towels 35c | Pure linen Guess 4, wize 15x23 Inches. Fine quality huck toweling, heme 1 tem broidered in red SUITS HALF PRICE Women’s Suits Half Price Misses’ Suits Half Price Extra Size Suits Half Price AT THE STOCK-REDUCING SALE IN THE GARMENT SECTION Two hundred Suits are included—all late styles, in Oxfords, burellas, velours, in belted and semi-tailored looking pleated models are quite recent arrivals— half-price sale—along with many other smart models. Suits are here- Yai Le how A models. Some —and many a stylish Stout $19.50 Suits Reduced to$ 9.75 $25.00 Suits Reduced to $12.50 $29.50 Suits Reduced to $14.75 $35.00 Suits Reduced to $17.50 $45.00 Suits Reduced to $22.50 $50.00 Suits Reduced to $25. 00 SECOND FLOOR THE BON MARCHE == T The Art Needlework Section Offers These Suggestions for Useful and Acceptable Gifts Mufftie Bags; the newest in knitting or shopping bags; of velveteens, in gra brown and black; combining muff, purse and bag; $3.50 and $5.00. Knitting or Shopping Bags, in elour or silk, T5e to $10.00, Pillows of velour, combined with gold cretonne, shot tapestry, complete with floss pillow, $3.50. Pillow Covers, ready for floss pillow; of plain rose tapestry combined with dark $1.50. ogany, ed tapestry; Lampe of e to 68-inch 0.00, Silk Shades, rose, gold or blue from bedroom Lamps; $2.00 to solid r Floor suitable for any size lamp at $1.25 to $30.00, Battenberg Scarfs, Japanese hand made; $1.00 and $1.2 Dainty Novelties, such as Pin Cushions, Powder or Rouge Boxes, Sewing Hangers, Handkerchief and Glove Boxe: He to $1.25. FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Tie Racks, and other THIRD Hundreds of Mechanical Toys Appropriate and Equally Interesting Gifts for Both Girls and Boys Select Your Gift Toys Early Erector Sets 50c to $25.00 With which any number of mechanical and elec- at trical mod can be made. The No. 4 Set $5.00 have electric motors. Mechanical Automobiles 75c youthful they have been taken into the all at half | Bring the Lattle j You'll find him in the Bargain 4 Pike Street Stairway—and how he | folks! High-Grade Manhattan Shirts £6, $7.50, $10 Shirts of pure silk, fiber silk and silk and linen in a large va- riety of Manhattan exclusive patterns, | Fiber Silk Shirts $3.50 Good looking Shirts that wear better } than silk. Many attractive patterns in most desirable colors. Men's Silk Ties at 50c | Large open-end Ties of good quality | silk in a large assortment of new patterns and colorings. Men's Silk Ties at $1.00 Ties of high-grade silks, cades and printed warps in a satins, br wonderful assortment of patterns. Men’s Silk Ties at $1.50 Handsome Silky? es of imported Swiss satin, printed?’ warps and heavy brocades, in beautif“' coloring ' Men's Silk Mufflers $5.00 ? Silk Mt srs, made in the accordion knit slack, white and pear! gray. For useful gifts. Negligee Shirts $1.50 In a large assortment of staple and fancy patterns, in woven madras, Oxford cloth and percale. Crepe Negligees at $2.95 One Style as Sketched \ HY not give Neg- ligees as gifts? they'll make most useful or Trim looking garment of one style the other at the waist, } Sy with full g ed a kirt also Japanese style prettily hand embroidered and trim- | med with wash rib- bon. i IN LAVENDER, ra ROSE, Beene a O COPENHAGEN AND eres PINK THIRD FLOOR—THE PON MARCHE, Folks to See Santa Claus Basement loves e Major—Ralph Connor; THE SEATTLE STAR down the little gifts and New they ¢ to meet the _Men’s Warm ' House Coats Priced .00 to $15.00 Made of double-faced golf cloth with plaid | and fancy striped fac ings. Trimmed with | silk cord and silk frogs. | Men’s Blanket Bath Robes in blue, brown, tan, gray and red, with self and con- trasting color designs, $3.50 to $8. Men's Bath Robes of heavy wool blan in plain colors and fancy patterns; ished with cord girdle $10.00, | $12.50 and $15.90. HOLIDAY*CPREET, SECOND FLOOR. | ‘ oe = Ment “Mufflers, knitted of fiber silk; black, white and pearl gray; priced at $1.50, $2.00 and 82.50. Men's Pure Linen andkerchiefs with quarter-ihch he itched h ; plain and a good line of initials; each 25¢. Men's Pure Irish Linen Handkerchiefs with hand embroidered initials; each 50¢. Men’s Tan CapeandGray Mocha Gloves $2.00 Pair Gloves in assorted tan and gray shades, made with heavy out- seams; regular and cadet sizes. Fine Corduroys 85c a Yard For Making Gift Robes For Making Skirts For Baby Robes and Coats 20 pieces of good looking 30-inch Corduroys » and medium wale, and as erviceable n be. In shades of bronze, gr Copenh slate, medium bre can, sand, z y, > and black, 54-Inch Broadcloth $1.50 l-wool Broade cloth that he AS a soft chif- fon finish—it will give excellent wear and is a desirable itor for suits and coat navy and black 36-Inch Fancy Silk $1.65 s Silk—handsome rns in rich dark ‘affeta, Louisine 25 pieces of new .Dr new plaid and stripe colorings. Heavy quality and Satin to choose from. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE B¢ .N MARCHE. Give Books to Home Friends And Spend Your Extra . Moments in Making Gifts for the Soldiers NEW BOOKS OF GENERAL INTEREST x ve qeustrus BOOK Se 5 ar) The Dwelling Place of Light— Winston Churchill; $1.60, Gf , , 4 a The Soul of a Bishop—It Over the Top—Arthur Guy Auto. in variou types; Touring Cars, Truck Wells; $1.50. Empey; § r Delivery Cars and Limousines; all have strong j winding spring; each 75¢ Laugh and Live—Douglas Fair- | My Four Years in Germany— and a real Coon Jigger, on a platform when wound up doe coon jig; 75¢. mechanical fig: piano that figure Piano Player; ure seated at a plays; $1.25. Feeding Chickens; holding a which the chickens eat; Hen and Butterfly; ical hen that ¢ banks; $1.00, a mechanical pan from T5e. a mechan Stratton Porter. ases a butter- sie Michael O'Halloran—Gene | James W. Gerard; $2.00, Popular Copyright Fiction 69c The Real Adventure—lenry | Kitehell Webster. The Rose Garden Husband— For we have waived the three-« 1 be ey Year's. | ot ivory, Bareback Rider; a circus lady fly, flapping its wings; 50¢. Heart of the Sunset—Rex mounted on a horse doing Binet a i i Beach. Margaret Widdemer. wonderful circus stunts; 50¢. Hectrical Saeecu Poaett ait The Lost Prince—Frances The Mutiny of the Etsinore— Climbing Monkey, that climbs fandamental ‘pfineisles’ “of Hodgson Burnett. Jack London, up and down a string; 25¢. electricity ; complete with in- The Story of Page— Athalie—Robert W. Chambers. Charlie Chaplin; a mechanical tructions, $1.00, $2.50, Kathleen Nc | Somewhere in France—Richard gure alk ka Che s tichare figure that walks like Char- | $5.00, Kitchener's Mab NG man Hall, | Harding Davis. lie Chaplin; 65¢. BASEMENT, UNION ST. SIDE. ROOK SHOP—LOWER MAIN FLOOR All- Linen Scarfs 65 Bath Robe Terry 75c inen 1 r ne 18x45 nchet Jacquard Bath Robe ‘Ter 4 inch or Made of good q Gift Merchandise Exchangeable Up to Jan. rst. y return rule on Christmas changed any time between Christmas | The Bon Marche Men’s Shops Are Ready for Santa Claus Christmas Gifts for Men Christmas gifts that men will like—that men will wear—and enjoy we: rg Gifts in keeping with the new spirit of Christmas—the thought of giving s wisely that every gift will save an actual purchase. Wool Gloves 75c and $1.00 Warm Wool for gifts. Black, navy, gray and heather mixtures, in all sizes. Phoenix Silk Socks 55c Plain black, white, tan, navy, gray, green and khaki color. Practical gifts] for men, Gloves useful Phoenix Silk Socks 65c Fancy Silk Socks in clocked stripe and mottled patterns, in a good line of the most popular shades. Men’s Wykate Sweater Coats Priced at $6.50 Made of Oxford browr and heather mixtures without collars, nd V-shape neck. Wind- proof and waterproof Hq garments. Worsted Sweaters at $9.50 Men's heavy shaker worsted Sweaters with large shawl collars; light and dark gray, navy and cardinal. Men’s Suspenders 50c Pair President and fancy lisle Suspenders in a large selection of colors and patterns, Each pair in a gift box. Men’s Suspenders $1.00 Pair Suspenders of fine cotton and lisl thread elastic in many different patterns, | | Packed in fancy boxes. MEN'S STORE—LOWER MAIN FLOOR. The Oriental Quarter of Holiday Street Is Very Attractive |} Quaint Chinese and Japanese Novelties are here in metal, bronze, in pottery, in lacquered woodwork—uit is a most attractive corner if you are searching for the “Gift unusual” at a moderate price. AT NO, 211 HOLIDAY STREET The first warning you have that you are approaching the Oriental Shop is Chinese incense, which is burned in Chinese image burners of clay—at 25¢ —box of incense 10c. Oriental Pottery—cleverly in useful and ornate pieces, nut bowls, 25c to $3.00. designed ash trays, vases—priced jardinieres, Serving Trays—in beautiful color with Oriental designs in flying bire ducks scudding beautiful flow- ers in contrasting colors from tray— $1.00 and $1.50. : away, Just the dearest little Vases on base —peppers and salts, powder boxes, mustard jars—direct from Japan—and all hand painted—7S5c each. How about an Oriental Work Basket for mother or grandmother—of with padded, brocaded or leather tops, in rE ner colored $2.00 and $2.50. White Elephants—four tiny figures crossing a bridge—novel gifts to send to friends in the East—where Oriental novelties are scarce—price $1.00, . reed, hinged designs— How alluring are the Baby Japanese Images—with youthful faces—black hair and robed in colored garments with contrasting designs — each one Seated on a sott silk cushion. Price $4.00, SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Lunch Cloths $1, 25 Each Pure Linen Lunch OWER ‘MAIN | |