The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 22, 1919, Page 12

HE BON MARCHE Ba RGAIN BASEMENT Serviceable School Suits | For Boys | $5.95—$6.98—$7.45 Durability is the prime cg» essential in boys’ school %” clothing, and these good- _wslooking Suits will give ¢¢ splendid satisfaction when it comes to service. They're very well made, the materials are good and the styles are as smart as anything you've seen. The colors are very prac- tical for boys’ wear, being mostly mixtures in which gray and brown predom- inate, The Bargain Basement can save you money on a suit for your boy, Let us show them to you. Boys’ Corduroy Pants $2.00 Corduroy Knickerbockers for boys from 6 to 15 years of age. Pants with Boys’ School Blouses 89c and 98c Boys’ Blouses of striped madras in many colors, or of plain blue or gray chambray, are made with military col- side pockets, hip pockets and watch lar and in tapeless style. They're as pocket. There's long wear in every serviceable as they are good-looking. pair. Girls’ Tan Button Shoes $4.15 Girls’ “Playhouse” Shoes of tan leather with good solid soles and low heels. Sizes 214 to 5. Girls’ English Lace Shoes $4.65 These Shoes come in black or choco- late brown and have good leather soles | and sensible heels. They have a 7- inch two Boys’ Gunmetal Shoes These are the “Double Service” Shoes, made in Blucher lace, English lace or in plain button style. They're splendid for school wear and will give satisfactory service, Sizes 9 to 11, $2.95 Sizes 11% to 2, $3.35 Sizes 24%; to 6, $3.65 ? Boys’ English Lace Shoes Sturdy, good-looking Shoes in a tan mahogany color are shown in a smart English style with blind eyelets. They have the famous Goodyear welt and are made of good solid leather. Sizes 9 to 11, $3.79 Sizes 114% to 2, $4.39 Sizes 21% to 6, $4.95 lace top, English toe (made of thicknesses of leather) and come If $10.95 is About Your Price for a Silk Dress —Then the Basement is the place for you to shop Saturday —Several lines of Silk Dresses have been repriced at $10.95 —Dresses of sonore“ eabeoktared and tucked —in gray, flesh, beige, henna and French blue. | Some of c¢ de Chine trimmed with pleating. Beige, gray, soul, camilg? flesh and white; also a tor of taffeta silk. | —Sizes 16, 36 and 38 only. Tailored Blouses —$2.95— They’re good looking and practical— made of silk pongee—plain or with pleated frill down the front—or of taffeta silk in light color plaids, striped messaline and silk mixtures, in neat shirting stripes. Coverall Aprons —$1.39—- Dandy Aprons to wear in the kitchen —so easy to slip on and to launder. Made of percale in a neat coverall style and nicely finished. Stripes, checks, plaids and figure patterns. Men’s Wool Serge Suits $19.75 ’ These well-tailored, conservative garments are especially fine for business or every-day wear, as they come in dark grays and blues with self stripes. The styles are not extreme, but are just. what the average man wants—good-looking, serviceable and economical. All sizes from 36 to 42. Men’s Cotton Men’s Bib Overalls Men’s Cotton Union $2.15 Pajamas $1.49 é Suits $1.49 4 L r Serviceable, union-made Many colors and in all PAR Fe "Glos 30% P garments. sizes, 46. THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1919. SCHOOL DAYS DRAW NEAR A time when thought turns to new clothes, for that’s the time children ap- pear in brand new outfits. The Bon Marche is ready with everything needed for the first school days. Young Man—Your School Suit Is Ready for You You Can Have It With Either One or Two Pairs of Knickers A suit that is full of dash and snap—in natty mixtures of brown, gray or green, that won't show soil easily, and will always look well. ‘Tailored the way you like them. COATS Semi-fitted or loose back styles. Waist line or futl belted. With slashed pockets, also breast pocket. KNICKERBOCKERS Full lined, with taped seams; buttoned at the knee and built for the wear they are sure to receive at school, Priced $10 to $20 GOOD WEARING AND GOOD LOOKING APPAREL THE SCHOOL BOY Boys’ Blouses $1.00 Boys’ Accessories Shirts and Blouses cut full, Boys’ Neckwear—silk four-in-hand with back yoke and button at Ties in plaids or neat stripes; Wind- the cuff. sor Ties for the little fellow, 35¢, Light, dark and fancy pat- 50¢ and 75¢. terns in percales and ginghams, -~Kazoo Suspenders and Hose Sup- white soisette or madras, blue porters combined, 85¢ and $1.00. chambray and black sateen. Other Suspenders, 35¢ and 50¢. —Better blouses, $1.50, $2.00 —Good quality Cowhide Belts for and $2.50. boys, in black or tan $1.00, UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Fall Coats for School Wear for Girls and Juniors ~ Fur Cloth Coats in Short Lengths Many school girls will be happy to wear these style Coats in short length. Made of all black, or trimmed with beaver cloth. 14, 16 and 18 years, $25.00 and $35.00. Fall Length Coats in New Styles Loose backed Coats with half belts. Trimmed with braid, fur or plush. e Sizes 6 to 14, $10.00 to $29.50. Sizes 14 to 18, $15.00 to $62.50. Girls’ Wash Dresses for Warm Fall School Da,s Other Dresses have straight, full skirts, deep hem and fancy pockets; trimmed in attractive ways, 12 to 15 years. Price $4.95 to $12.50. DAUGHTER'S SHOP, SECOND FLOOR-—THE BON MARCHE Smart Wraps Greatly Reduced Garments that can be worn for many months to come with comfort and style. FOR Dresses of gingham, crepe, Peter Pan cloth in plain col- ors or stripes or plaids. 6 to 14 years. $1.95 to $12.50. One medium blue or white regulation Dress, trimmed with white braid, embiem on sleeve—6 to 14 years. $4.95. From ‘small You will have to see M&W: these wraps to appre- ciate their extreme smartness and value. crowned turbans. Blue Serge Capes reduced "8 in colors. to $12.50. Straight or flounced Capes, in navy and tan tricotine, reduced to $17.50. Blue Serge Capes or Vel- our Coats reduced to brims, —= . = good. $22.50. SECOND FLOOR des MERCERIZED TOPS New Goods for the Candies for Saturday Sportsman Shoppers fect. —84-ft. Braided Linen Lines, red spoons, flasher and sinker, $1.35 each, —~Trolling Cream Toffee, made of pure, fresh cream and sugar by our ex- pert maker—special for Saturday 35¢ a pound. $1.25. —dJordan Almonds, assorted flav- —Trolling Lines, 25 yard ors, 59¢ pound. lengths, braided linen, 65c¢ each. ~—-A. B. Gum Drops, true fruit ~—Sneck and Snell Gut Hooks, centers, 80¢ pound. 50c dozen. UPPER MAIN FLOOR —Single Egg Hooks, 5¢ each. —Perfect Flies, $1.25 a dozen, (assorted patterns.) —Superior Flies, 75¢ a dozen, (assorted patterns.) 42c pound. ~Sockeye Salmon Eggs, 35¢ a —Extra special, large Dill Pickles, can. 4 for 10¢, —Steel Head Eggs, 35¢ a can. —Kippered Salmon, select grade, —Fly Rods from $2.50 to $10.00 special 28¢ pound, each. --No. 1 Mackerel, 12¢ each, BASEMENT—Union St. Side. FOURTH FLOOR Outfits, complete, Specials in the Delicatessen —Bon Marche Mayonnaise, special A New Showing of Fall Hats $7.50 New Materials, New Colors, New Trimmings and New Designs Turbans to large floppy models— this showing is smart and Brocades and imitation duvetyn facing and soft Large hats have velvet fac- Curled ostrich faces roll Off-the-face styles are very Hats are here for the slim young girl and the matron. THIRD FLOOR Slightly Imperfect Silk Stockings $1.80 Pair SOME ARE ALL SILK, OTHERS SILK BOOTS WITH Plenty of black in all sizes, lots of browns and tans, some white, gray, purple and mouse shades. Slightly imper- Sizes 81% to 10 in one color or another. Boys’ and Girls’ School Stockings That Will Save Mother a Trip to the Darning Basket Cotton Stockings 50c Pair School Stockings in medium weight— fine combed cotton, in a fast black—all t sizes for boys art# girls. | —Boys’ heavy, strong Ribbed Stockings. ]] Black, extra long legs, seamless feet, sizes |] 6 to 11, at 6O¢. —Girls’ very fine quality Silk Lisle Stock- ings, black, white, cordovan; sizes 6 to 7\e at 50¢, sizes 8 to 10 at 6O¢. : “Lackawanna Twins” | | Underwear for Children —Girls’ part wool Union Suits, white, $1.40 to $2.00. —Boys’ part wool Union Suits, gray, any. size, $2.00. —Boys’ Shirts and Drawers, gray, part wool, $1.00. —Boys’ and girls’ fleeced cotton Union Suits, $1.15 to $1.75. UPPER MAIN FLOOR UPPER MAIN FLOOR Another Lot of Glass Bowls at $1.25 for Set of 5 FOR KITCHEN OR TABLE SN) Bowls of heavy glass—much bet- ter than the old style yellow mixing bowls. * They are perfectly smooth on the inside. . They are easily cleaned and may also be used for serving lettuce, sal- ad or fruit on the dinner table. Each set consists of one 5-inch, one 6-inch, one 7-inch, one 8-inch, one 9-inch bowl—all for $1.25, FOURTH FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE