The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 29, 1920, Page 16

Economy Says: “ “Buy at the Month-End Clearance” sign befor eANOe. LEY | ’Tis a wise shower, indeed, who patronizes the Bon Marche’s Month-End Clearance. She knows from experience that importaft savings are to be found in every nook and corner of this big.store on the last HUR L, BEARD \. L. PATTERSO ‘4 2d ave Arende every doard should examine Teach women ard walk wh f hearing | auto ts ywar onedition e. M. BURKMAN 8402 Rainier ave EPG Revoke the license of ¢ T Motorists for one year folio " B. W. JACKSON, R. F. D Autos must } at a fair rate} ‘Of apeed so as » block traftt — the jan must stor Heten. It takes two to make Ian accident. Let everyone do his ha tO prevent them and make the irs YG, RENZIEHAT ye 8. Philadelphia Navy Yard. Friday of every month. This month the eellection of remnants, odd lots, short lengths and broken sizes is large enough to guar- antee real, genuine economies for all who come. Silk Remnants Half Price FABRIC FLOOR (THIRD) —THE BON MARCHE Velvet Dresses, Special $35 CORSET a ae Silk and Cloth Dresses Included in this lot at $35.00. High grade, distinttive styles in Velvet Dresses that have been much higher are included in this Month-End Clearance, as wel as smart styles in dresses of satin and of tricotine and serge. Silk and Serge. Dresses Attractive Dresses Reduced to $19.50 Reduced to $25.00 Sere ae J Satin Dresses, some models Velvets, 2¢ Tees, satins and a combined with Georgette, and few taffetas, in dark colors and \ b X trimmed in pretty ways; also straight line styles, are included —_ some serges in dark colors, are in this lot. see _ &nd make them pay « Ke cos EMIL STENBERG 3728 Densmore ave | sho: CLEARANCE IN THE GLOVE SECTION Cape Gloves Special $1.85 Pair If you can use an extra pair of gloves—or if your old ones have become some- what worn—here’s an offer that you cannot afford to overlook. One-clasp Capeskin Gloves pique or P. X. M. sewn— in tan, white, mode, and a few black. Sizes from 51% to 634, but not all sizes in every color. Soiled and Mended Gloves One-third Less We have here a few Soiled and Mended Gloves—at one- third less than the regular selling prices. Lines are badly broken—but if your size is here you get a bargain. UPPER MAIN FLOOR MONTH-END CLEARANCE IN THI SECTION . 50 Corsets Reduced to $2.95 this lot are fo lock them in jail, ¢ " @ays for first of ac cracking head wh on >, W. CHARLESTON N. 62d st enough to sp put themein th * MRS. H. L. HULMAN 6 Ewing « signs or TAN epeeders should be arrow have the head examined. If @iagnosis shows only the pres Of bone or vacuum, seize the obile and sell it R. L, WOOL, | MRS. L. M. MOTT. nt . h they are In | | Snoqualmie, Wash ls ¥ eo Vogue, P. N. and R. & G. makes — odd lots, reduced for Fri- day to $2.95, About 100 Corsets Reduced to $1.95 pel every driver to pass a! put @xamination and then enforce | trices traffic ordin: © the limit H GOLDEN Bremerton eee | bilists, blow your horn be-| you are on top of a pedestrian Prohibit « ine, don’t be there whe the # Automodilist sounds his horr sible and pun WwW. W. BELL when their children play le + streets. Keep autos and taxis off First and} aves. and Pike st. Taxis| Gud not be allowed to run in fog-| weather, nor after 5 p.m. Stop Put Of taxis at night would reduce; When traffic is down with the arms ahead, instead o: jarred if they forth, wher going at more than reasonable speed J, R. HAWLEY, OT dint 8. W shown at this price. DRESS SECTION, BECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE dren from playing In © parents respon them with fines | In this lot are R. & on busy : ae G. and P. N. Corsets -specially priced at $1.95. Handled Undermuslins In this lot of slightly rumpled Undermus- ling am chemises, gowns, petticoats, bloom- ers, camisoles and caps, as well as a few silk pieces. Present prices range from 50¢ to $5.30. LINGERIE SECTION—SECOND FLOOR One -Third Less PICKRELL 35 Thorndyke ave. coe i ha arms across busy streets. closed that way Autoists who ould be fined A. KIRK Bellingham CLYDE F. 263 Brassieres and Ban- deaux reduced to 65c and $1.25. SECOND FLOOR Dress Goods Remnants Half Price FABRIC FLOOR (THIRD)-THE BON MARCHE wf autos by in GEORGE THOMAS. Jrun into the arm ab 716 Rainier Blvd. one | the traffic laws as strict: | the dry law. That is ali that) Reduce spe it to 12 miles ‘ecessary jan hour. Stop vis f H. M. THORNTON, | traffic copa while on street corne 220 Belmant ave. N. | Stop traffic from parking within 50 +, oe feet of corner, Make penalty for pe speed limit to eight miles | driving while drunk or under influ. not have to toot Put violators in jail for! ence of narcotics, six months i. | belts: the. . | JA. SHILL 4 F. ALEXANDER. | Men’s Double Texture Tan Raincoats Reduced to $4.95 Men who are out in the rain much will want to take advantage of this Clearance Special in Rain Coats. Coats well made and will keep out the rain. Seams are cemented and stitched—finished with slashed pockets, con- vertible collar and ventilated under the arms. Real value in Rain Coats at $4.95. MEN'S CLOTHING SECTION-—UPPER MAIN FLOOR A Clearance of Girls’ Suits, $39.50 7 Suits in misses’ sizes, in popular and practical street styles, in silvertones and tricotines, reduced to $39.50 for the Month-End Clearance. —White Middy Skirts in small sizes, 50c and 75c. —White Twill ‘Middies, $1.50 each. : i —Dotted Swiss Dresses in colors, slightly soiled, $4.95. _ —Gingham Dresses, small sizes; priced at $1.25 and $1.85. —White Shirt Waists, 12 to 16 years, $1.25. —Aprons of gingham, 65c to $1.25. DAUGHTER SHOP, SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE HE BON MARCHE GAIN BASEMENT People Buy Here for a Purpose People buy in the Bargain Basement to save money. That is their in coming here. That they are not disappointed is proven the constant increase in the number of daily sales. 2 | Big Savings on Small Lots of Dependable Merchandise Serge Dresses $13.95 Here are gathered seven or eight different styles in splendid Serge Dresses. .The trimmings are of buttons and_ military braid. Colors are navy blue and chocolate brown only. The size assortment in- cludes everything from 18 to 42, and a few 42’s and 46's. Several styles in natural pon- gee and tub silks are included. The Tub Silks are in striped cloth-topped Shoes will be found in this lot. A number of smart styles in and all - leather and in all sizes Odd Lots of Baby Wearables Reduced —9 Rompers, of good quality material, at $1.50. —2 Silk Quilts, to keep baby cozy, reduced to $2.50, 8 Fur Sets for little tots, re- duced to $3.75. _f Sweaters, to keep little ones warm, reduced to $1.95. —6 Short White Coats for lit- tle tots, reduced to $5.00. —10 Long Dresses, for the wee ones, priced at 43¢. —1 Bath Robe reduced to $1.25. —6 Short Baby Dresses re- duced to 95¢. 8 Wool and Mercerized Caps reduced to 75¢. —17 Scarf and Cap Sets re- duced to 45¢. 6 Wool Tams, for chilly weather, each ¢. BARBY SHOP—SECOND FLOOR Clearance of Shoes for Boys and Girls —Boys’ Shoes — Army style Shoes in dark tan leather, heavy single sole Jeather. Sizes 11 to 13\e, $4.00; sizes 1 to 6, $4.75. BOYS’ SHOP, LOWER MAIN FLOOR Girls’ Gym Shoes; leather, rubber sole~at $2.25. —High Shoes for growing girls —patent ‘leather with cloth and kid tops—$3.95. —Growing Girls’ low - heeled Gunmetal Oxfords with pointed toes—$5.45. GIRLS’ SHOP, UPPEr MAIN FLOOR —Children’s Shoes for school and dress; pointed toes or nat- ural shape, in gunmetal, with high tops, and Patent Leather Shoes with cloth tops; sizes 11 to 2—83.95. SECOND FLOOR Men’s Underwear at Clearance Prices —Men’s Heavy Wool-mixed Drawers—in size 32 only—a garment, $1.00. —Men’s Heavy Cotton Shirts and Drawers, a garment, 95¢. —Munsing Union Suits (Sec- onds), in sizes 34, 42, 44, 46, 48 and 50, at $2.45. Sizes 34, 38 and 46, $2.95. —Broken lines of Heavy Wool- mixed Shirts and Drawers—in gray and tan, garment, $1.75. —Men’s Cotton Jersey Sweat- ers, in sizes 38, 40, 42 and 44, at $1.20. MEN'S SHOP, LOWER MAIN FLOOR Small Sizes in Men’s Sample Shoes $7.85 —100 pairs of Young Men’s Russia Calf, Gunmetal and Kid Shoes—of extra grade of leath- ers—on the popular English style or round-toe effect; sam- ple sizes from 61% to 714; @ pair, $7.85. —60 pairs of Men’s Oxfords in gunmetal, kid and Russia calf; English and round-toe styles; sizes 614 to 714, $6.45. —Young Men’s School or Dress Shoes—in gunmetal or Russia - calf, English style— in broken lines of sizes—special at $5.85 to $6.45. MEN'S SHOE SHOP—LOWER MAIN They come widths. Colors are field-mouse gray and slate. patterns in many colors. Sizes are from 36 to 46. Gingham Remnants 25c a FABRIC FLOOR (THIRD)}—THE BON MARCHE Percale Aprons $1.98 These Aprons have short sleeves, laced neck and one pocket. They're made of good quality percales with white or light gray ds over which are stripes or figured patterns in black, blue or gray. Sizes from 36 to 44. “Cumfy-Cut” — Vests 59c Women’s White Cotton “Comfy-cut” Vests with the famous “can’t-slip’ shoulder straps, are offered in sizes 36, 38 and 40. ers for women — made elastic from 36 to 44, ae Knitted——, Bloomers 85c Flesh-colored Knitted Bloom- with knees and waist. Sizes Children’s —— Stockings 29c “Seconds” in children’s wide and narrow ribbed Cotton Stockings, come in black only. All sizes are shown. -——Women’s——, Stockings 25c Women’s Black Cotton Stock- ings, “seconds,” have hemmed tops. The heels, toes and soles are double. 28, All si Curtains and Curtainings Voile Curtains $1.75 Pair Good Voile Curtains — your choice of plain, hemstitched or trimmed with lace edging—just the kind for bedrooms—where inexpensive hangings are wanted, Scrims at 25c a Yard Scrims in cream or white with colored borders or allover figured, bird er floral designs, for the Month-End Clearance at 25c a yard. FOURTH FLOOR A Clearance of Broken Lines of Women’s Shoes at Reduced Prices A Special Lot of Women’s Boots at $8.35 Pair Women’s Patent Leather Boots with black glazed kid tops and leather Louis heels, with medium weight Women’s Colored Kid Boots including brown, field-mouse, black and gray kid, special at $6.45 a pair. Women’s Pumps of patent leather, black kid and brown kid and black satin; also brown and black Oxfords with short or long vamps, at WOMEN'S SHOE Watney | reba Pils faery hie 4] we Na i wa i oN, UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE soles—special $8.35 pair. -—-Women’s Shoes of black kid, with common-sense or low heels —broad or medium toes—pair, $4.95. —Women’s Brown Kid Oxfords in broken lines, specially priced at $4.95, eBonMarché Established 1890 TOILET GOODS CLEARANCE At the Three-Day Selling Event in the Drug Section A variety of well-chosen Cold Creams, special at 20¢@ and 40¢. —Perfumes Club, Wist odors, 30¢ -Hughes’ at 79¢. —Shaving Brushes at 10¢. —Odd lines of Drugs at one- half pric Men's Combs at 19¢. DRUG SECTION—UPPER MAIN - Violet, Jockey and White Rose ounce. Ideal Hair Brushes