The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 28, 1919, Page 16

ema oman eangiearvm. an mee tet SEATTLE STAR Progressive Republicans INDEMNITY BY BRIDGES WILL —————— | 1 didate BOND ISSUE IS ATTEND FREIGHT | THE BON MARCHE Fae ion ee ALLIED METHOD —MEETIN ERST | : | gotten eee 1 Hats—Bon Marché Values—$7.50 eis Y trom cer, [mints mevioan exporters | I The Very Latest Word for Spring We put special emphasis on our $7.50 line of milli- nery—so if that is about your price—you’ll find here a most Unnamed Poilu Sends His Cross ' to Clemenceau 4 Bi inavee | up-to-date line — an unusual variety — exceptionally be- nell bs 7 ¢ | coming and stylish. mn a eet behind for the |} Croik de « Here In mine, be . There are jockey pokes, Titian red, Nattier blue, ! t t ' . f | Charlie Chaplin sailors, Wat- navy, African brown, cherry— ame: hve coe ' 1 a Gane teau shapes, turbans, straight and all the gamut of fashion- Sepia ca y naanen Bonater |e oa ‘ , py tres and upturned sailors. able colors are used. t ‘Presidio Troops side in the Armeridan market, ‘Ths | Pere. o* Wreaths of flowers, bunches 5 es Given $60 Bonus Sholfentters resol g. -taggaie igh Pee eedhey lies : _ tL eee | f tr a % Cee eee The $7.50 Hats express the | SAN torent apa 6 per cent They | y 1s coording to the | ff} of fruit, perky bows of ribbon, — correct. thing in millinery as # ne : r pe . | wing novelties—they’re com- minutely as the more expen- ‘8 t ; 8 bined in such a way as to give millinery. lh leigh a Pm ongreea xt 5 ’ : i = achieve the smartest effects. suhdobin FG -siete eee: exiots tm the |e to We tort ‘AMERICAN SOCIALISTS | he nort counsel hax been inatruct| . Major 7 ecg SEND EISNER WREATHS : e) Eied in aS og Mage fe vc Women’s Silk-boot Stockings 85c N “g ‘ eet ee aeaee | The woman who wants good looking Stockings at a reasonable price will fall right in line for these pure Silk ver BERMANS MOVE Boot Stockings at 85c. They have soft lisle tops and double lisle soles. t ' eee tia. cae Wniaa: || ners 0 | HERE YOU WILL FIND BLACK, WHITE, BROWN, nw ted to the wenate yeaterday T0 QUELL REDS | SMOKE, GRAY, PINK, MAIZE AND SKY BLUE. | ZURICH, Pe $—The German Women’s Knit Women’s Cotton Silk Top THE BON MARCHE | | Bloomers Vests Union Suits Ss R G A i N B A S E E N T, | Black, Pink and White Bloomers Light-weight Vests of very fine Among the new lines of Knit | | ! ‘ ribbed cotton in white and pink— Underwear are some very good | of soft, fine cotton with strong all low neck, sleeveless style— Silk Top Union Suits—they’re re- | elastic band at the waist and knees. with inforced and. come in white and Severa unare ove y : Hand-crochet Yokes pink. | Sizes 5, 6 and 7 at 95c Pair % $1.00 to $1.50 Regular Sizes at $1.75 Bett } nd Top Vests 50c to $1.25 Extra Sizes at $2.00 New Dresses | at re eee Bodice Top Vests 85¢ and 90c UPPER MAIN = We Think Them the Best We Have Yet Offered at 8 acwegath | Georgette and Crepe de Chine The Newest of Neckwear Blouses—New—Priced $5.75 Fetching for Spring To Emphasize Their Smartness They Are Of Pique, Georgette and Organdie Called “Frenchy Blouses” —Pique Vests for the street costume, some styles having collars, others the round, collarless neck. articularly attractive are the new neck lines, Oddly shaped buttons of pearl lend variety—$1.00 while the novelties in sleeves are just as smart. t 2.50. Some styles boast of collars—others are plain, to SEEM, Vests of organdie and Georgette are Silk and Wool Dresses , aoe my Tl but do not appear so, as embroidered and beaded _ possessed of rolling collars in bee Ae - a ‘ ‘ designs are cleverly used, together with buttons others are fillers-in. Trimmed with lace, hem- Taffeta Silk—Satin WEIMAR CUT OFF and tuckings. stitching or tucks—$2.25 to $2.75. , ; —The vogue for Artillery and Victory Reds are A wonderful assortment of colors, including well expressed in the pleated Georgette Collars. Peace and Victory shades—sizes 36 to 46. They have plain or pointed edges—$1.75. IND FLAOF THE BON MARCHE J UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE DON MARCHE Crepe de Chine— Georgette and Wool Serge py REVOLUTION xt cn, | || Mothers Know From Experience That The Bon Marche Isa icy and "Weimar hed test f Dependable Store for Boys’ and Girls’ Clothes In Thirty-Five Styles— All Entirely New-- None Have Ever Been Shown WOULD DIVORCE | Roliigen Boys Want While Down Town Drop Into the _PERSHING MAN re ee n>) New pike i) Bargain Basement Pe NZ Little Spring and convince yourself of the truth of our statement the two similar H sketched are by no means the sma of the y one is Daughter’s i ing—long, normal and high waist and a it tunics, whi 1 ° i clever novelties are shown in sleev , embroidery, beading are ; Suits Shop i} smartly used as trimming. The Sizes 16 to 42 in a Wonderful Assortment of Colors—the ‘to | 2. Most Attractive for Spring Wear . | They Make a “Fellow” Have More Pride | | and Pep | ° ’ ° | i - ! 58 Girls Sam le White Dres | Plenty of new Suits here for the “fellows” from \ | A Pri ie V L ses | 6 to 18 years of age. New styles, including the Girls’ Wash cae | re rice yer Ow “waistline model,” and the boys take to them at él Urges Passage of Ill once Reduced to $1.00 | n ills ‘ 7 ies ho x : . “ Dainty White Beautiful White : iting. Foren se Serviceable Suits Small Sizes—6, 8 and 10 Years ; Dresses at Dresses at ie fe and Just the cleverest lit chool dresses in gay Spring a | Mixtures and plain ist sin Tie grays, beaNne plaids that tub so ; rht line or with plaited skirts | “a s " Birney ee, and greens that won't show soil easily—and wi some with pocke velts in plain colors. q i —$3.95— — $4. 95— wear well with the “rough and ready” boys. GIRLS’ TUB DR S, SMALL SIZES, 6, 8 AND 10, ee —Every one a different The -ebeles “at thi ened $10.00 to desman on REDUCED TO $1.95 } f style — mz price are unusually : UPPER MAIN FI Middies—Bon Marche Value $1.25 | Bo sheer voile, pretty — made of very 1 tate . % : H Spring calls for the middy girls—and we're ready for ] F some of net and voile be . Lots of new arrivals in the children’s shoe them, Extra good values in Middies of white twill, fin- =3 trimmed with Va lace y trimmed section, Second Floor. ished with colors, sizes 8 to 18 years. } i and dainty spra at ten Start Campaign on * atts SECOND FLOOR--THE BON MARCHE i embroidery, finished a | lac and embroidery Fraud Stock Games H 2 with satin ribbon sast and wide ribbon sashe 1 IN, Ket The ike + aa mm " a) : mer ~ i ; ery and blue “~ ~ van Children’s Lisle The Tastiest Tasting Cakes and French f eae eae Thread Stockings Pastry From Our Bakery Department 200 Pairs of Felt Spats icles ‘hates prey 10 » | Soft lisle thread fine ribbed Stock- Fancy Cakes and soft, fluffy bits of French Pastry—that we special- 1, Hi . . | ings with reinforced heels and toes; ize in—are very fine for serving at some particular luncheon, reception at Three Special Prices Neat Styles, $1.39 | serviceable Stockings for al around be biednes paris : ' Spats in 0- anc uttor SURPRISED wear, in black, white and the much - 4 Bt a ee /) 4 ay A-b 9 4 Pu ngth RA oD hipment of Apron — oS oe sai . || wanted tan shade We are always glad to help you with suggestions—for that is part of jf Samad cers 3 i cat inant Sizes 6 to 814, in tan color, pair, our service—and we can follow any color scheme you have planned on, | . ed, so we have an t ually 10¢. 8-BUTTON SPATS AT 69c » assortment at $1.39-—made of : Pe ere tere nt ae Sizes 9 and 914, in tan color, pair, Delicatessen Specials for Saturday i 10-BUTTON SPATS AT 89c good quality pereale and gingham sea Le ire é black and white, pair —Ripe Olives, pint, 17¢. Potato Salad, pound, 11¢. 14-BUTTON SPATS AT " 29 in all sorts of patterns and colors. 106 Cyeee. eee OF cnt —Relish, pint, 20¢. Mayonnaise, pound, 42¢. ——— —ae ROS! ip) C7 ieee piahiiebiiasinintonincedignheilahimien PR ETE MITE, : UPPER MAIN FLOOR FOURTH FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE | diy Star Want Ads | a6 (ee a a TR A OE