The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 23, 1918, Page 16

THE SEATTLE STAR Fitting Them Out © for School | At the Children’s Favorite Store THE BON MARCHE If ever a store was ready to outfit the little ones for school, that store is the Bon Marche today. No matter how many thousand boys and girls must be well clad, when the school bell rings, they can all be taken care of at the Children’s Favorite Store— hs, Girls’ Fall and Winter Coats For Girls Schoolward Bound When daughter trips gaily off to school with a light heart—she’ll no doubt be wearing one of these coats. Nice warm school coats—for mothers realize that cooler weather is coming soon. i Coats of velour, cheviot, burella, zibeline and corduroy, in brown, blue, Burgundy and green—trimmed with plush or buttons. Some tailored effects, others with wide belts and fancy pockets—all made good and full. | Also more dressy coats of velvets, silk and wool velours and plushes—fur or plush trimmed. Priced $5.95 to $45.00 Girls’ Fiber Sweaters, $5.50 to $6.95 Just the thing for school wear—fine to wear under rain coats. Pur- ple, green, gold, rose and blue. Remaining Lines of Girls’ Spring and Summer Coats Repriced at $8.75 The Bon Marche. Hairbow Ribbons, in Lively Colors, 35c JUST THE KINDS THAT DEI All the school girls are wild about our colorful so pretty and so reasonable in price. ures at 35¢ a yard, THE SCHOOL GIRLS hairbow ribbons—they’re All plain colors, plaids and fig- IGHT Other pretty new plaid ribbons, 45¢ and 50¢ yard, UPPER MAIN FLOOR THE MARCHE. Seascafnd Shoe Chatauee Radically Reduced Prices on Women’s, Men’s and Children’s Shoes “Cut down shoe stocks,” says the Government. “Carry fewer styles’—that is why this Season-End Clearance is a more important event than usual. Better come and buy a plentiful supply way. IN MEN’S AND BOYS’ SHOES, LOWER MAIN FLOOR 658 Pairs of Men’s Shoes of high grade brown and black calf; all sizes, $5.95. Men’s Work Shoes of oiled leath- er, and Scout shoes, all sizes, $3.95. Boys’ Gunmetal Calf Shoes and Scout shoes; all sizes, $2.95. Boys’ Shoes of brown and black calf and gunmetal calf, in all sizes, $3.95. while prices are this SEASON ENDS IN WOMEN’S SHOES, UPPER MAIN FLOOR Women’s Oxfords of brown calf or gray kid Oxfords and tan pumps, $4.95. White Canvas Pumps and slip- pers and black and white satin slippers, $2.95. Novelty Shoes, gray, brown, tan and black, with fancy tops, $6.95. Women’s Pumps of black patent leather, or kid pumps with Louis heels, $3.95. Boys’ Sturdy Suits (1 4 And Other Togs for the Rollicking | | School Lads } Sampeck, Joseph Skolny and Perfection Clothes—made along lines that | school boys like—with plenty of pockets. } Norfolk Suits with one-, two- and three-piece belts; Military style Wir y patch or flat pockets, and Semi-Norfolk models with vertical pockets. Made of fancy mixtures, tweeds and cheviots— | At $8.50 to $22.50 Boys’ Corduroy Suits, $6.50 to $10.00 Well and strongly built Corduroy Suits for school boys. Just the kind ]] lots of the other fellows are wearing—$6.50, $7.50 and $8.50—with two pairs of knickers $10.00. Boys’ Corduroy Knickerbockers —Dark brown and mole shades, with seams taped and built for hard wear, $1.50 to $3.50. Boys’ Worsted Sweaters in gray, maroon, cardinal and navy, $3.00 to $6.50. Boys’ Mackinaws in plaids, Rom- an stripe and plain blues, greys, Boys’ Shirts and Blouses of per- cales, madras, black sateen, soisette and khaki, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50. Fall-Weight Caps of school-like mixtures, browns, greys and dark mixtures, also serges, at 75c to 2.00. Boys’ Four-in-Hand Ties in hand- some patterns, 35c¢ to 50¢. brown and reds, $7.50. _THE BON MARCHE "| SEASON-END CLEARANCE IN CHILDREN’S UPPER MAIN FLOOR Educator Shoes for Boys and Girls, $3.45. Children’s Play Oxfords, at $1.15 and $1.35. Ironwear Shoes of Heavy Calf Leather, $2.95. SHOES UPPER MAIN FLOOR We've only a few of our girls’ spring and summer coats, so they have been grouped together and reduced to $8.75. Only a few of each size—ons or two of a kind in sizes 8 to 16 years. All neatly designed and well made. LITTLE DAUGHTERS’ SHOP—SECOND FLOOR. THE BON MARCHE ce RGAIN BASEMENT Ba THE BASEMENT IS A BIG AID TO REAL ECONOMY ‘Mothers Will Find It Exceptionally So When Buying Children’s School Clothing WCE 5 Girls’ School Dresses The Basement is well prepared to meet the school season demand and the prices are lower. Good Gingham Dresses for —$1.79— Several Dresses as sketched, and others—all neat look- ing simple styles for school wear. Made of good quality gingham in stripes and pretty plaids; normal and high- waist effects, trimmed with pipings of contrasting colors and pockets. Sizes 6 to 12 years. Girls’ Pretty Chambray Dresses —$1.95— A few of the Dresses are pictured and we have others to select from. One style is made with a draped bolero waist that ties at the back, with collar of contrasting col- ors and the cuffs and bolero piped to match, jaunty flare pockets. Sizes 6 to 14 years, Children’s School Shoes, Stockings and Underwear At Prices that mean worth-while Savings to you. GIRLS’ SHOES GIRLS’ SHOES | BOYS’ SHOES ag ee pee peed | School Shoes of fine grade | Shag oilskin shoes, Bluch- style, wi comfortable unmetal calf—broad toe | &" Style—some of oiled leath- low heels and cloth tops; but- pa With censible ‘ow haze | er with double toe caps and ton style. i heavy stitched leather soles. Sizes 81, to 121 at $2.85 | Sizes 10 to 131% at $3.45 Sizes 10 to 13 at $2.85 Boys’ School Suits IN SIZES 5 TO 9 AND 13 TO 16 YEARS $5.95 They’re good suits, surprisingly so for $5.95, and just the kind | your boys need for hard school wear. Made of wool mixtures in| brown and grey, that do not soil easily. Belted coats with patch pockets and full knickerbockers. Boys’ School Suits at $4.95 Only a small lot at this price but we have most all sizes, ranging from 6 to 16 years. Made of good wearing grey tweed mixtures; Norfolk belted coats and full cut knickerbockers, School Blouses Boys’ Knickerbockers —59c— —98c— This is much lower than what Knickerbockers that are well blouses regularly sell for, so the | made of good weight tweed mix- | Basement will be a good place to| tures so satisfactory for hard buy a season’s supply. Made of | wear; they’re cut full, giving plain blue and striped shirting,| them no chance to pull or rip. All | also some plain white, in sizes 6 sizes from 9 to 16 years, at 98c to 15 years, a pair, | A Section for Men That Has Many Interesting Bargains to Offer | A SPECIAL LOT OF | A SPECIAL OFFERING OF Men’s Suits at | Men’s Work Shoes | —$13.50— | —$5.95— blue |. Heavy Work Shoes—Cutter and Smart Felt Hats $3.95 i i | | | BECOMING STYLES FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL GIRL | There are four good-looking styles pictured — all shapes of fine French felt in bright colors, such as 2 blue and white—simply trimmed,with ribbon, felt and chenille and fancy stitching. Untrimmed Felt Shapes, $2.95 | Felt shapes of the same styles and in the same colors as | above but untrimmed, $2.95. THIS IS SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING—YOU CAN ALWAYS PICK UP GOOD BARGAINS IN SILK DRESS THE BASEMENT SILK DRESSES In Attractive Fall ‘Styles —$14.95— —made of soft Messaline, Taffeta and Sizes 121% to 2 at $3.00 Sizes 4 to 6 at $3.95 | Sizes 21% to 6 at $3.25 Se nee Ba rage i ne sanied Chippewa brands— some with | herve as aplich yA and black; Boys’ Fleeced Boys’ Uni . et, perge; coats In single breasted | Munson Army last and double Se ee ne eS BENG: Giner sree Gune ys Flee ys Union Boys’ Cotton Girls’ Cotton style and well lined. Suits to fit | soles, Dress Shoes at the same|} With georgette sleeves and vests of Union Suits | Suits at 69c | B nwgreees 45c | School Stockings | Most sizes of men—from 36 to 44, price in a good range of sizes. viento A iti overskirts, wide i af ion | , Extra heavy stock- crushed belts and white sati ars. —9I98c— | Light weight Union | MA —35c— Men’s Work Men’s Union c d be t te satin collars. Good Looking ings for school wear; | ae Praca ih Ghai : . Only a few of each but a good range of Warmer Union| vin: sizes from 19 | 2C2vy tibbed, fast! Or three pair for Shirts $1.25 Suits at $2.15 Silk Ties at 29c sizes—16, 18, 36, 38 and 40, ‘ Suits of heavy weight ee el black and_ seamless. | $1.00. Good quality| Made of heavy plain Heavy cotton Union | fleece-lined cotton — to 16 years at this | Sizes 8 to 1014. fine ribbed black cot-| blue cheviot, that | Suits with closed cae, peewee W / i H high neck, long price. Gite’ Combination Union| ton — with seamless | wears 80 well; soft croteh and reinforced of Four-in-Hand Silk omens Comfort Shoes, $3.70 Pair | eeves one ankle Boys’ Porosknit Union Suits cn ie the Pa ee | feet, double heels and} turnover collars and | shoulders; ° a n k | e| Ties—all sorts of pat- Of soft black kid on a comfortable, hygienic last. Lace | mgt to 16 5 a) | esate 29, 69c | poses. $1 19 toes. Sizes 614 to| patch pockets. Sizes | length and long terns in attractive col- | | Style with broad toe shape and cushion heels. A good range | ‘$16 years. Plea fs cis seeders 4 to 1... ‘ 8, 15 to 1614, sleeves. Sizes 34 to 40. | or combinations. of sizes, 8% to 74. ” fare ae deste — w slink “ 7 prernessionge aes me