The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 11, 1918, Page 12

THE SEATTLE STAR_ Back to ee Hours at The Bon ‘Marche—Open ¢ at the A. M., Close at 5 P. M. PEACE ON EARTH Let the joy—let the deep spint of thankful- ness in every heart find expression in gen- erous contributions to the great 7 in 1 Campaign for funds to take care of our | gallant soldiers until they come safely home. THE BAN WILL BE LIFTED AT 12 MONDAY NIGHT—NO NEED FOR FURTHER DELAY IN THE PURCHASE OF WINTER WEARABLES Bon Marché Values in Suits—Dresses—Coats The Styles Are Right—the Materials Are Right—the Prices Are VERY RIGHT. You'll Find That “BON MARCHE VALUES” in Women’s Apparel Have a Very Detinite Meaning for You When You Come to Select Your Winter Suit, Dress or Coat Suits $33.00 Dresses $34.00 Coats $35.00 The style, the cut, the materials of these Dresses all go to tell one We never thought we could give you such Costs this season for lored styles, adorned with braids, buttons, buckles, darts and arrow- that these dresses count for much. Loose effect with wide girdles, some $35.00, but here are the Coats, in belted and loose, seasonable styles. heads. Tailored or convertible collars, as your fancy may run; some braided, others fringe trimmed, others in Russian blouse effect or with The large self convertible collars or raccoon and seal collars speak of with over-collars. plaited panel overskirts; fetchingly trimmed. warmth. Pockets are large, with novel striped or fancy linings. SERGE SUITS AT $33 WOOL SERGE DRESSES $34 CREPE DE CHINE DRESSES $34 r - WOOL JERSEY DRESSES $34 GEORGETTE DRESSES $34 VELOUR COATS $35 PLUSH COATS AT $35 VELOUR SUITS AT $33 POMPOM COATS AT $35 MOTOR CLOTH COATS $35 BROADCLOTH SUITS $33 VELVETEEN DRESSES $34 SATIN DRESSES $34 SKCOND FLOOR, THE BON MARCHE. COATS OF MIXTURES $35 CORDOVA COATS AT $35 OXFORD SUITS AT $33 SUITS OF MIXTURES $33 JERSEY SUITS AT $33 SUITS—COATS—DRESSES—$49.00 Individual Styles | Suits of the best materials, semi-tailored and belted styles. Collared in a warm manner with self mate. | rial or fur. Coats worth boasting about, snugly warm, of Bolivias, silvertones, Normandy cloth and others, | with self or fur collars. Dresses ever so smart, including tricotine, velour, serges, Georgettes, beautifully fashioned and attractively trimmed. Second Floor. \aphinsdlotihcisieenctielesen | SUITS—COATS—DRESSES—$75.00 ie High-Grade Models—Exclusive Styles | Many suits are copies of im collars, also braided. Velvets, tricotines, velours, at ported models, exceptionally well tailored. These Suits and Coats are in the | very latest styles, with fancy and plain ioe linings, some with fur collars, cuffs and belts. Dresses ever so | | smart, jet or beaver trimmed, some wi i Second Floor. Are Your Gift Lists Ready ? TIME TO BEGIN YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING The Government asks you to make November your gift-buying month instead of December. The Government asks you to make early shipment of gifts to friends at a distance in order to avoid last-minute congestion of shopping and shipping facilities. Personal Service Our Personal Service will be glad to help you in your Christmas sho That eae to tell you all about sending gifts to so! ers, sailors, or anybody. Ask Floor. for Personal Service, Second ————— Christmas-ings They Don’t Cost Much But They'll Give Cheer Tea Stand of carved wood, stained purple and decorated with conventional designs in turquoise and rose, 75c. Leather case with pins, fancy and plain; read, thimble and safety pins. Small and compgct for the traveler; 50c. For the Khaki and Blue. Another Sewing Kit with a metal case for the buttons, the thread shuttle and a thimble; 50c. A metal Pipe Cleaner is the thing for the friend who wor- ships Lady Nicotine; 50c. For the feline friend the best gift would be a pair of catnip mice on rubber strings which can be swung in front of seu A nose to her infinite anes Se ae ie is made of which looks Gels a cigarette, but which is guaranteed to produce opalescent air castles with the aid of soap and wa- ter. Box of twelve for 25c. Stationery Section, Upper Main Floor. Thanksgivings For the Table Loaded With Good Things to Eat Place Cards, a pkg., 19¢. Thanksgiving Toasts with appropriate decorations that are suitable as place cards, a pkg., 25e. Turkey and Pumpkin Cut- outa, pkg., 10¢. Football Favors, the thing for individual candy contain- ers, each, 12'4¢. Nut Containers of card- board, with pumpkins and Autumn leaves, each, 5c. Table Sets of Dennison pa- per, ineluding table cloth, a napkins and plates, at ‘Crepe Table Cloth in An- tumn leaf design, 30c. Crepe Napkins, a dozen, Se. Thankughing Post Corde, a dozen, 10¢. Thanksgiving G Greeting Cards, each, 10¢. Peake Scorecards, a dozen, oe. Stationery Section, Upper Main Floor. DINNERWARE FOR THANKSGIVING 50-Piece Dinner Set $14.95 COMPLETE SERVICE FOR SIX PERSONS Full 50-piece Dinner Set, made of good quality American semi-porcelain. ~~ You may choose from four distinct dec- orations, including conventional and floral designs. The set consists of— 6 dinner plates 3 1 pickle dish 6 pie plates 1 small meat platter 1 slop bowl 6 bread and butter plates 1 large meat platter Additional pieces can be 6 fruit saucers 1 covered dish (2 pieces) bought on the open stock plas. 6 soup plates 1 open vegetable dish Chimaware Aeotien, 6 tea cups 1 sauceboat Beurth Fieor. TOYS— DOLLS Christmas Toys—Christmas Dolls—Christmas Games. Thousands and thousands of them in the Toy Shop, in the Basement of the Union Street } Store; and there never was and never will be such a good time to buy them as right now. ROOM-SIZE RUGS SERVICEABLE—INEXPENSIVE 9x12 Seamless Velvet Rugs—and Only $42.50 Velvet Rugs, wonderful for wear, in colors and designs that are most pleasing—and will tone up the whole room. Allover de- signs in old rose, old blue, tan, brown and green. 9x12 Tapestry Brassels Rags at $27.50 Full size floor covering at a small cost. woven loop surface. The price new is enly $27.50. THIRD FLOOR, THE BOM MARCHE. THE BON MARCHE — United War-Work Campaign Nov. 11th to Nov. 18th $620,000 FOR OUR BOYS IN FRANCE The big 7-in-1 campaign to raise the money for the welfare of our soldiers overseas. Seven big or- ganizations come before us at once in order to save expense of seven different campaigns. Give, and Give Freely We sent our boys away with a cheer; we must not forget them now. It will be months before they return—cheerless, dreary months for them maybe. Brighter, toniarwny menths if we but do our duty here and give. WINTER COATINGS 7 a Digerati rg Bory ‘i ible by early buying, suggest the z oe sabes of mage fs ying the cloth and having your Winter coat made to suit you. 56-INCH HEAVY PLAID COATINGS $3.50 YARD Gray and Ozford over bright colors. 50-INCH NEW ZA ZA COATINGS $4.00 A YARD Durable worsted coatings in many shades. 56-INCH VELOWR-TWEED COATINGS $4.50 YD. Al-wool and many fetching colors. 56-INCH WOOL VELOUR COATINGS $5 AND $6 Mediam and heavy weight; attractive colors. FINE WOOL COATINGS AT $5.00 A YARD 56-INCH ZIBELINE COATING $6.50 YARD Popular material for coats in many colors. 56-INCH FANCY SILVERTONE COATINGS $6.50 Medium weight and a variety of colors. SELECTION OF NEW DOESKIN COATINGS $6.50 56 (aches wile end in popular coolers. BEAUTIFUL KITTENS EAR COATINGS $7.00 Hendsome finish and popular colorings. NEW BERSHEBA VELOUR COATINGS $8.50 YD. UPPER MAIN FLOOR, THE BON MARGE,