The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 9, 1919, Page 24

TheBon Morché 30 Pieces ee an Mikado Sport Plaids Come to Us to Sell at About Half Price—$2.25 aYd. These heavy, All-silk Plaids, that look so stunning and wear so well. price as long as the quantity holds out. Our Silk Buyer Cleaned a Jobber’s Tables of Sport Plaids They are full 36 inches wide, and come in block checks, fancy plaids and tartan effects— color combinations— PURPLES, GRAYS, NAVY BLUES, Not Often a MOTHER'S holds charms, And love is ever in her arms, And in her eyes a faith divine ; And home is you, © mother mine! MOTHERS’ DAY, SUNDAY, MAY 11 Mother Day Cards and Mottoes — Stationery Section, Upper Main Floor. heart many Here they are at about half the usual many striking ROSE, GREENS, REDS, BROWNS, COPENHAGEN, BLACK AND WHITE “Mother, | Want a Silk Dress” Sale of Silks Like These That's what we hear the “Younger Set” saying every day And mothers will be only too glad to get a silk dress for daughter—when she sees what delightful new models we have just received—and whether she be six, or any age up to 16, we've just her style. A specially selected lot of Dresses in taffetas, pongees and satins—in at least a dozen different styles. Straight-line models, Empire jack- ets and overskirt effects; also some vestee styles. $5.95 to $19.50 CHILDREN'S SECTION—SECOND FLOOR UPPER MAIN FLOOR Silk and Fiber: Stockings at Economical Pricings Silk Boot Hose 85c a Pair Silk and Fiber Hose at $1.25 Pr. Pure thread Silk-boot Stockings—full fashioned— Good weight Silk and Fiber Stockings with double with double soles and hemmed tops of lisle, at 85¢ a reinforced soles, high spliced heels and double hem- pair. med tops of silk lisle; sizes 81 to 10. IN RUSSIA CALF, SMOKE, LIGHT GRAY, SUEDE, GRAY, GREEN, CHAMPAGNE, BLACK, WHITE AND SKY BLUE WHITE, RUSSIA CALF AND CORDOVAN CHILDREN'S Comfort Socks for warm weather—plain colors and with fancy colored tops; sizes 4V% to 914; pair 25¢ and 35¢. N FLOOR—THE DON MARCHE Get a Kodak Now Add to the pleasure of the week-end outing, We carry a complete line of Eastman Kodaks and supplies. A new shipment of the famous “Ideal” Loose-leaf Albums has just arrived. Priced from 75¢ to $4.50. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE PINK, UPPER MAL 50 Brand New Suits $13.50 —With Extra Knickers If you want good substantial Suits for your boys—Suits that will last the rest ane school year and during vacation time—these Suits at $18.50 will fill the ill nicely. The extra pair of Knickers insures double service. Waistline or loose belt Suits, with slashed pockets and one or two breast Hm . a are full lined, finished with belt loops, taped seams and but- ton at the knee. = of Big pacing at the Bottom of This Box Lots of big bargains for the last day of the Second Birthday Sale, for we didn’t put all our big apples on top—didn’t sell all our special bargains on the first days of the sale, not by a good deal, for here’s a list that will make Saturday the bumper day — will make hosts of new friends for the Bargain Basement—will make many new converts to the system of cutting out all needless expense in retai and " Selling Goods at Bedrock Prices. Furnishings to Complete the Boy’s Outfit Sport Blouses and Shirts $1.25 Sead Just what the boys want on warm pring —_ summer days—Sport Shirts and B Boys’ Hats and Caps 65c to $6.00 Hats and Caps in many styles and qualities, made in the way you like them. —Neckwear in all the pretty colorings for good materials, well made. Spring—three different qualities, 25c, 35c, 50c. | —Boys’ Bathing Suits—priced 95c to $5.00. BOYS’ CLOTHING SECTION—UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE ALacky Bay Just in Time for the Last Day of the Birthday Sale 100 New Silk Dresses Special $7.95 Dresses of all-taffeta silk in plain colors, also dark rich plaids nd stripes, silk crepe de Chine and messaline in 22 different styles. s—Styles for misses and women—straightline, tunic, long blouse and a number of novel effects with touches of trimming, such as em- broidery, tucking, hemstitching, cord, girdles and buttons. —Gray, Burgundy, Navy, Henna, Black, Green, Rose, Taupe, Copen, Belgium-blue, Sand, Tan, Dust, Brown, plaids and stripes, in sizes 16 to 42. Interesting Prices on Toilet Goods and Preparations —Rose Bath, 5 for 25¢. —Maxine Elliott, 4 for 25¢. —Jergen’s Cocoa Almond Oil, 3 for 25¢. —Stearns’ Geranium Bath, 3 for 25¢. —Jergen'’s Violet and Rose Talcum, 1 —Jergen’s Crushed Talcum, 3 for 25¢. —Special Talcum, 10¢. —Household Gloves, size 7';, 25¢ pair. Red Cross Oxfords $7.50 THE FOOTWEAR THAT MAKES FOR COMFORT Practical and smart are these Red Cross Oxfords—black kid and patent leather, with high arches, leather Louis heels and % soles. The vamp is plain and narrow, They’re equally suitable for dress or gen- | eral wear—sizes 21, to 9. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Good News for the Mothers With Boys From 6 to 15 Violet Now for a Good Game of Tennis With Proper Rackets and Balls —Goldsmith guaranteed Tennis | —Championship Balls, each 55¢. —Canton’s 3-quart seamless combination, $1.85. —Canton’s 2-quart seamless eombination, $1.65. Soft white Kid Oxfords with long, narrow vamps; perfectly plain; two styles of kid-covered heels—the Louis and military, with aluminum heel plates. Kiddies’ Cotton Socks —29c Pair— Kiddies’ fine ribbed Cotton Socks with straight or turn-over tops. These are all-white with fancy stripes at top in pink, light blue, tan, black and Copen; sizes 5 to 714. Little Gents’ Shoes —$2.65 Pair— Good looking and good wearing Shoes for little boys for either dress or play wear. Black gon- metal calf, lace and button style, all-leather soles and heels. Fancy Mesh Corsets —for $2.25— — A medium low-bust model and a comfortably fitting style for medium and slender figures; long skirt with elastic gores at the back; two hooks below front stay; sizes 20 to 27. Women’s New Fashioned Silk Hose $1.05 Black and dark brown Silk Hose —fashioned, but without a seam. These have reinforced lisle garter tops, double heels and toes; good wearing Stockings in sizes 814 to 10. Heavy Canvas Gloves —13c Pair— Or two pairs for 25¢ at this Sec- ond Birthday Sale. Heavy Canvas Gloves, for work or garden wear —with brown knit wrists. Not more than 12 pairs to a customer. Boys’ Union Suits for —75c— Boys’ fine ribbed Cotton Bal- briggan Union Suits in white and ecru color, Good fitting summer underwear with short sleeves, knee length. Sizes from 6 to 16 Men’s Cotton Union Suits at $1.39 Fine ribbed Balbriggan Union Suits in summer weight, with short sleeves and ankle length; sizes for everybody, small, medium and large; 34 to 46 and all sizes, are $1.39. Men’s Cotton Union Suits at 85c You men who need Summer Underwear—you'll not find a bet- ter chance than this, Porosknit, Chalmers and other makes of Cotton Union Suits, in white and ecru; sizes 34 to 44, Girls’ Middy Blouses $1.95 Middy Blouses for young girls from 14 to 20 years. These are all nicely made in coat style, as pic- tured, of good quality white Beach cloth. Col- lars, cuffs and belts are trimmed with fancy striped material in many different colors. Good, practical Middies that every school girl will like. —Victor Hot Water Bottle, 98¢. —Extra heavy sei 27x 27-inch, $2.7: —Real Black care Chamois, Rackets; complete lines, $1.75 to $12.00. —Practice Tennis Balls, each 30¢. ~—Hand-made Tennis Balls at 50¢. —Racket Presses, made of streng, —Waterproof No. 4, $2.25; No. 5 at $2.75 and No. 6, $3.50. —Large Sponge, suitable for auto use, 65¢. TOILET GOODS SECTION— UPPER MAIN FLOOR Coffees and Teas— Good Grades We know our coffee is good. It is tested every day in our food departments. Many of our customers come for blocks to get a cup of coffee. --Bon Marche Special Coffee, per pound, 40¢. 3 pounds for $1.15. . ~—Mayflower Blend, 30¢ pound; 4 pounds for $1.15. —Special Java arid Ceylon Tea (Saturday only), lb. 40¢, FOURTH FLOOR nicely finished oak, wrought steel quick action bolts, $1.50. Sam-E-Car—made with three wlicels; can be propelled by front lever—$3.00. BASEMENT—UNION STREET SIDE—THE BON MARCHE Picnic Delicacies in the Delicatessen Picnic season finds us ready to cater to your’ tastes at special prices, Everything you desire for the picnic lunch or week-end trip. —Weiners (Bon Marche), special, 25¢ pound. —Potato Salad (our own make), 12¢ pound. —Strawberry Preserves (our own make), 30¢ pound. —Mayonnaise, 40¢ pound. FOURTH FLOOR Cravenette Racket Covers, $1.50 and $2.25. —Tennis Nets, 42-foot, double court, canvas bound d, at $4.50. —Children’s Tennis Rackets, light weights, 10¢ to $1.00. For Saturday— Delicious Candy —We are now making an assort- ment of pure sugar hard candies, | which are favorites with the chil- dren; 50¢ and 60¢ Ib. —Gimball’s Phoenix Gum Drops, | made of true fruit centers, spew cial, 35¢ Ib. & —Jordan Almonds, sroerted fla- | f vors, special 59¢ Ib. —Bon Marche Peanut Brittle, made in dur own candy kitchen special Saturday, 35¢ pound; 2 pounds for 60¢. UPPER MAIN FLOOR Warm Weather thiderwear for Women and Children Union Suits of fine ribbed cotton, low neck, sleeveless, with band or crochet ribbon-run, tops, pink or white, $1.15, Women’s fine ribbed Union Suits, band, ribbon or bodice tops, short sleeves or sleeveless, knee length, white Boys’ Balbriggan Union Suits, for comfort, short sleeves, knee or full splendid for wear, “dandies” length, sizes 6 to 16, at $1.00. Women’s Cotton Ribbed Vests, low sleeveless ; neck, short sleeves or Boys’ Athletic Union Suits, sizes | 10 to 14 years. They give lots of J freedom, 50¢. Boys’ Union Suits for Summer, wear, sizes 10 to 16 years, a " ment, 35¢. P hart nete:? panta to mateh, at 45¢. PrtannBrembedsst sien, he i =