The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 13, 1919, Page 12

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IN JULY TH wee WAK WAS wor mid > win “AP LE BLOSSOM” SKIT » PROGRAM called “Apr Blossom | A THEATRES | r ow show t comMEDY or HATS | a whis Madam Hirooka said AT CARTERS OAK woman in Japan ee, after husband manksr to her and an she was Bar CE CRINGS OUT NATIONAL TREASURES SONG REIGNS AT MOORE THEATRE PRINCESS PATRICIA TO WED FEBRUARY 27 NEW COME f LEVY'S OnP ; TREN KRVEN is reported from Neweasitle, South Wales : bors, In a laugh- George Rehn and Jack Clifton have THE BON MARCHE BarGain BASEMENT 800 PAIR OF CHILDREN’S STORM RUBBERS Seconds--Special | SOC Pair Children’s Storm Rubbers in sizes 5 to 10!4 only; sizes for tiny tots and the smaller school girls and boys. Rubbers for 35c—why, certainly it’s a bargain—it’s true they’re slightly imperfect, but for children they last as long as a perfect pair. But remember, we only have sizes 5 to 10’. We consider this an unusual purchase. The Rubbers are only slightly imperfect. ond letter ‘e’ of name. We was a big day in PERULEGATION | RAISED IN RANK ee —Because we sell Dresses at the most reasonable prices. —Because we sell such great quantities — We can offer new Dresses so often. New Serge Dresses—Excellent Values and Only American Steamer Limping to Port HALIFAX, Jan, 13.-'The Ameri n New Ermine Is Cheap in Cherry Blossom Land ‘tar b B.A) new Kamchatka, Man The fact that we tell you these are excellent values is not sufficient—you must see the Dresses—the styles and the materials—to Japan know how good they are ‘ : $ This is another small lot (small lots are good to choose from) Bu you don't have to think about meeting dozens of the same style dress fo t half this you have. || price and silver fox, which are very Made of very nice quality serge, short and long Russian blouse | tyles—one has a silk cord girdle and many rows of military braid on JAP REVENUE GAIN BIG the skirt—round neck—others have wide satin girdle belts with large hor tlh bra bow at the back and trimmed with military braid. |for th ¢ Is over $500 000,000, 4 over the f $140,000,000 | preced Copenhagen Blue,in Sizes 16 to 46 Swisg are not hero worshipers: cor poral’s guard wouldn't turn out to wee cnost famous man in the world, | All Styles in Navy Blue—a few in Burgundy and a HE SEATTLE STAR THE BON MARCHE January—a Good Time to Buy Silks and Dress Goods For You Find Better Values in January That is the reason we call them January Values—and you will find it most profitable to buy a whole spring’s supply of Silks and Dress Goods. 35-inch Novelty Dress Silks $1.50 Yard Lustrous, pretty Dress Silks that are very special value at $1.50. |: Plaids in handsome coloring tunning stripes—dots and neat conven- tional designs for dresses and skirts, 35-inch Plain Dress Silks $1.50 Yard At this price a number of different kinds of Silks are included— ome Chiffon Taffeta as, Messalines and Wash Satins in a large variety of good color 35 inches wide. 36-inch Lustrous Wash Satin $1.65 Yard Wash Satir o dainty shades pendable satin ble neckwear and pretty and launders 36-inch Plain Dress Satins $2.10 Yard Satins that are unusually good quality and very lustrous. In this | particular lot there are 25 shades—the most desirable street and even- ing colors included. 56-inch Fine Wool Coatings $2.50 Yard lavender, maise and white; de- and undergarments—it is soft in tw for well. Some of the most penaiss and of course most serviceable weaves— suede velour, tweeds, burella cloth and faney worsteds—in medium and heavy weights and medium and dark colors. 56-inch All Wool Jersey $4.50 a Yard With Jersey as popular as ever wool Jersey is timely indeed. Navy, Wine, this offering of extra fine All- Belgium Blue, Brown, Taupe, Bur- — an and Pershing Brown. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON gundy, Pum, MARCHE CREPE DE CHINE BLOUSES REDUCED TO $2.95 ODD LOTS AND BROKEN SIZES, ALSO SOME SLIGHTLY SOILED HABUTAI WAISTS CHILDREN’S SHOES AT LOWERED PRICES SUITABLE FOR SCHOOL, DRESS OR PLAY WEAR About 500 pairs of Children’s Shoes to be disposed of at special reductions. They're Shoes specially adapted to Waist values that speak for them- selves—at $2.95. They're broken lines, odd lots and slightly soiled garments—but that’s a little matter when the price is so low. Crepe de Chine and Habutai Silk Waists in square or V neck style with growing feet—foot-form and _ other tucking, embroidering, beading and but- styles. Tan, gunmetal, vici kid and ton trimming, which make them very leather—in button and lace r yeep nt pretty. " Sizes 5 to 8 at $1.95 Sizes 812 to 11 at $2.45 SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE «mtd They are mostly flesh and white, but some in black and stripes. BLOUSE SECTION—SECOND FLOOR Slip-Over Wool Sweaters $7.95 New—Stylish—Warm Slipover Sweaters—beauties for $7.95. They're just as you see them sketched here, of the finest grade of wool in the Hour Glass stitch—a stitch, particularly adapted to this style of sweater, being very elastic and insuring perfect fit. The large sailor collars with two one-inch stripes of * contrasting color make them very effective in appearance. Made with purling bottom. Rose, gold, green, brown, salmon, cardinal and other colors ») FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Six-Person Dinner Sets at $4.95 a Set January Values in Dishes Suitable for General Use American Semi-Porcelain Dinner Sets in a variety of pretty patterns, including the “Blue Windmill” and floral spray decorations. Better buy a set now while the price is but $4.95. Each set consists of the following pieces: SIX DINNER PLATES SIX FRUIT SAUCERS SIX TEA SAUCERS ONE MEAT PLATTER SIX TEA CUPS SIX PIE PLATES VEGETABLE DISH ONE Tea Kettles at $1.95 Coffee Percolators Solid Copper Tea Ket- tles that are heavily Pp at $1.85 fap nickel plated; capacity Fre Aluminum five quarts. Good size Coffee Percolators Vf 1] Tea Kettles for family with inset; — six-cup 1} use and some that are size. To be able to very strong. cook good coffee and HARDWARE SECTION to cook it properly POURTH FLOOR requires a percolator. | | |