The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 19, 1918, Page 10

R THE BON id A All the odds and ends and little lots es. lots have accumulated during this busy Lack, and Lots of It, | for Men and Boys 36 Men’s Silk Ties— | Four-in-Hand style, in various 1 5 c colors...... 16 Men’s White Shirts | —Negligee and Dress | Shirts, brok- 69c } en sizes.... | Mem’s Negligee Shirts with military or | “turnover collars; sizes 15 to 89 j Cc. |5 Men’s White Dress Shirts with soft only a few 89c TBIZES 2. ee eee eee S| 3 Pairs Men’s White Duck Trousers in 36 only. $1 59 | , Men’s Suit of gray wool mixed | $6.49) ° | $3.49) idl a: Men's Vests—Good f | > y eat: bea aeetlal. «. 49c 5 ee, ot Sweater Vests, without | oe $4.59 f heavy elas- ooh full “resis Eset honey 39c | ¥ rt Shirts—Sizes 13 ee is, iy cat. és coe ee 59c | 10 Reirs of Boys’ Pong 24 9 striped denim; sizes O | "years , | | Ag K Saved - Cases—Good size | a i a au 98c Some of the Good Reasons for Women to Feel Lucky at This Sale Women’s Black Lisle | Stockings Good quality; extra wide; | sizes 9 and | 91%. Pair.. 39c 10 Pairs Women’s Kid Gloves in black and tan, $1 .59)| Pair... Women’s Cotton Stockings—Fast black with ribbed tops. Special, a 1 6 Cc | Bi} Women’s Union Suits of lisle thread; 12 Women’s Cotton Union Suits—Low | neck; sleeveless and lace knee; 49 eee ee ee es Cc All Our Women’s Summer Coats—Only “| a few left, in broken sizes, $8 00 reduced to Women’s Outing Skirts of white beach cloth, ratine and pique, $1 49 Wash Skirts of fine Women’s Better $1.98 ‘white gaberdine and pique. } Special Real Irish Linen Dresses in white, light | blue, lavender and tan; slightly soiled | 7H\ and broken sizes. Reduced $2 98 iss cccbodcecesss ° Remnants Reduced 20 Per Cent A’‘big table piled high with rem- nants and most of them are in useful lengths. Thére are remnants of Crash Toweling, Linings, Dress Gingham, Wash Goods, Wool Dress Goods, Silks, Laces and Emproideries—all reduced exactly 20 per cent from original Bargain Basement Lower Prices. This is the second Lucky Tuesday in the MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT Lucky Tuesday Again will be on sale at ridiculously low Bargain Basement—many odd month, so there'll be some “Mighty Good Bargains” Women’s and Children’s Shoes at Lucky Tuesday Prices Only a Few Sizes of Each 2 Pairs Girls’ White Nubuck Shoes, size 912, at $2.95. 1 Pair Women’s Brown Kid Shoes, size 4—$4.85 Pair. 2 Pairs Women’s Brown Buckskin Shoes at $4.85. 9 Pairs Women’s White Kid Shoes—grey suede tops, $2.60. 2 Pairs Women’s Patent Leather Oxfords, $2.70 Pair. 2 Pairs Women’s Black Kid House Slippers, $2.30 Pair. 10 Pairs Women’s Black Kid Shoes—cloth tops, $3.40. 4 Pairs Women’s Dark Brown Kid Oxfords, broken sizes, $2.75. 4 Pairs Women’s Heavy Gun- metal Shoes, low heels, $3.25. 9 Pairs Women’s Gunmetal Shoes, lace or button, $3.40 Pair. 2 Pairs Women’s Comfort Slippers, rubber heels, $3.40. 1 Pair Women’s Canvas Oxfords with low heels, at $1.80. 6 Pairs Women’s Canvas Pumps with Military heels, $1.80. 2 Pairs Women's Black Kid Shoes, grey cloth tops, $4.85. Lucky Tuesday Prices in the Children’s Section Cotton Vests, high or low neck; 1 Oc each . Knitted Waists—Sizes 2 to ee 15c years Children’s White Cot- ton Stock- 19c ings—Broken sizes; a pair... Girls’ Cotton Union Suits—Low neck and sleeveless; sizes 2 and 12, 29 c at Children’s Cotton Pants with cuff or lace knee; broken sizes; 15c OEE ios a cablsces Bears o0nee be Dr. Denton’s Sleeping Garments —Sizes 0 and 1 year......... 69c Girls’ Wash Dresses of good quality = sizes 6 and 8 $1 49 Infants’ White Lawn Bonnets—Lace and embroidery trimmed. 1 5 Cc Special - ‘Kaynee” Wash Suits with Little Boys 89c short sleeves; sizes 4, 5 and 6, at Little Tots’ Dresses of white striped dimity; sizes 2 to 6 years, BE secccccccercccsrocesveces 98c “Lucky Tuesday” in the Automatic Mark-down Corner Girls’ Tam O'Shanter Caps, 35¢. White Nubuck Oxfords and Moire Pumps, $2.45. Boys’ Night Shirts for 49¢. Women’s Long Silk Gloves, 98¢. Children’s Blue Sweaters, $1.65. Men's Porosknit Union Suits, 98¢, Children’s Colored Stockings, 16¢. Black and White Elastic, 7¢ yard. Infants’ Cotton Shirts for 15¢. —And many other Bargains. THE SEATTLE STAR CIRCUS CLOWNS | WEAR GARB OF MOTLEY DESIGN Frank Hart and His Feet There are styles and periods in motley as well as in the wearing ap | 1 of ordinary human beings, The clown must keep apace in his het erogeneous mak * and on the um & Railey “BOYS OF '61" ARE ENJOYING 50ND MEETING PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 19.— America’s most famous reunion, the AR national G encampment, was in fv ch greeted the army had clear and a forecast of fair nant week personal re 1 war gossip wilh con ways, to be the featur of the gathering, the boys in biue will not mise the opportunity to see ne Northwest's war work nm th being pre birdmen in France ‘The shipbuilding plants have ar. ranged a program of launchings, 80 that the soldiers will have the grati fication of cheering some of the U boat beaters ax they glide down the ways Joyful Meeting An unsual reunion was that of A B. Camp, of Lents, Ore., with his brother. Pp. np, of Sloughton, Wis. n pre-arrangement in front of the Liberty temple. I hadn't seen ‘T. P." for 65 years,” | said “A. B.," “but I knew him right away, for he always was smaller than mi } Tanner has a lo 4 494 enc nner retold the story of the doc tor who prescribed a hot footbath to cure Tanner's cold. It ended with the climax » dashed if I do,’ I told him. un the risk of warping my oa] only Tann mishap some Just as the Southland in ital last yea ington, #0 thi may invade the § ing to New Orle coming from loxt both feet in a military 50 years ago. ping at Wash hern comrades h next year, go: n#. An invitation Orleans declares: doubt of the ne which the extend to the South woul boys in blue.” U.S.GUNS MAY END TONG WAR | SAN FRANCISCO, 19.—If | the rival tongs of San Francisco's | Chinatown open hostilities again to night they will do #o in the face of federal guns An armistice signed last week, fol: | lowing the death of two members of Lew family at the hands of the} ds tonight by Deputy 1 Otis Bohn, | intervention by government troops if hostilities jare again opened Aug. | Evidence before the interstate com- t for dray ris of soft goods are valued at $750,000, com: | pared with $250,000 in 1914, | Forty thousand Germans are esti. | mated to have migrated from the United States to Mexico since the beginning of the war, neil | ta = Good Black Silks— Good Black Satins —and Oh—What Little Prices It all came about over a five-thousand-yard purchase—the silk buyer piled up in New York The silks and satins were so good and the prices so unusually low that he jumped at it— —- Because he knew that Seattle women would be glad to buy dependable black silks and satins when they could save about twenty-five per cent—for blacks are always good—and better today than ever 35-inch Black Messaline, $1.25 Satin Messaline, soft and lustrous and adapt- able to the many styles in which dresses are made. Black only; 35 inches wide. 35-inch Black Chiffon Taffeta, $1.50 Dependable Black Chiffon Taffeta Silk—the kind many people are asking for nowadays for dresses and skirts; 35 inches wide; crisp and pretty. 35-inch Black Chiffon Taffeta, $1.65 A finely woven, non-crushing Black Chiffon Taffeta that will make the nicest kind of dresses and skirts. Get a piece and see how satisfactory it is. 35-inch Duchess Satin, $1.65 So rich, so beautiful, so serviceable is this Black Duchess Satin at $1.65 a yard; 35 inches wide and easy to work with. 35-inch Peau de Soie, $1.65 Yard It’s to your interest to invest in black silks when you can get a good, heavy, serviceable weight like this Peau de Soie at $1.65 a yard. It's 35 inches wide. 36-inch Black Dress Satin, $1.65 Come for satins—come now while handsome, soft satins are selling for $1.65 a yard. A lustrous black, non-crushing, and 35 inches in width, UPPER MAIN FLOOR Lee 36-inch Moire Velour, $1.65 Yard When heavy weight and durability are com- bined—in silk—you get a quality just splen- did for coats and suits. This Moire Velour is jet black and 35 inches wide. 40-inch Chiffon Taffeta, $1.75 Yard Good silk, good width and splendid for wear is this Black Chiffon Taffeta at $1.75. Spe- cially fine for dresses, separate skirts and suits, 40-inch Brocaded Poplin, $1.75 One of the very nicest materials for all dresses and skirts is this Brocaded Silk and Wool Poplin—w well, non-crushing and 40 inches wide. 35-inch Dress Satin, $2.00 a Yard High grade black Dress Satins—very fin woven—three different brands. Very dur- able and satisfactory for autumn wear; 35 inches wide. 35-inch Chiffon Taffeta, $2.00 A glossy crow could have nothing on_ this Black Chiffon Taffeta at $2.00 a yard; 35 inches wide; superior quality and satisfactory for wear. 35-inch Dress Satin, $2.50 Yard A very special offering in one of the richest of Black Satins, with natura! luster; 35 inches wide and appropriate for dresses, suits, skirts and coats. THE BON MAKCHE x Three Hundred New Silk Blouses —at a Special Price—$3.95 - In Silk Georgette—In Silk Crepe de Chine—In Striped Tub Silks —Real values—these at $3.95. as —Excellent waists, every one of them. —Made in a dozen attractive styles. —Selling at a price that we will never be able to duplicate. Tub Silk Waists $3.95 Tub Silk Waists in several styles and colors—one style in blue plaid silk, trimmed with small yoke and collar of pussy willow taffeta. Others” in high neck convertible and in separate collar models, all of exceptionally good material. color combinations. stitching and lovely model. Georgette Waists $3.95 Waists of Sheer Georgette in such varied styles and in such attractive Panels, less models with embroidery, hem- contrasting colored trimmings are used, with small tucks forming the smart vest effect, in one Crepe de Chine Waists at $3.95 Crepe de Chine—that serviceable, good-looking material for business and street wear—is used with contrasting color combinations and in one-tone ef- fects. A fancy design of hemstitching finished with embroidery, is used in one model in this attractive showing of waists. collar- SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE. Wartime Foresight Says—“Buy Daughter’s Coat Early” Sizes 4 to 16 You save in price and materials, for later ship- ments cannot offer such Coats, cut on smart irlish lines with belts and big pockets and trimmed with but- tons and touches of fur or silk plush, —The collars are in deep sailor or in long roll style with short- waisted Empire models, or in yoke effects. In heavy wool mixtures, wool velours and in corduroys in brown, green, Burgundy, Pekin and black. At $5.95 to $27.50 LITTLE DAUGHTEKS' SHOP— SECOND FLOOR, 24-Inch Comfort Prints 15c a Yd. You'll find it economical to make your own quilts at home—and these comfort prints are just fine for the coverings— 24 inches wide in fancy floral patterns— good colors and good quality. LOWER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE. F elt Ries eran at 69c Yd We've Just a Hundred and Fifty Pieces to Sell at This Price Felt Base Lineoleums in good-looking pat- terns. INLAID WOOD DESIGNS, GEOMETRI- CAL PATTERNS IN A LARGE VARIETY OF DESIGNS. Felt Base Linoleums—good, inexpensive floor coverings for kitchen, bedroom, hall or pantry—offered for one day (Tuesday) at 69c a Square Yard THIRD FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE, It’s a Fine Idea to Shop in the Morning” we heard a customer say to her friend. “I get a seat on the car and the shopping itself is, so much easier than in the afternoon.” “ THE BON MARCHE —