The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 12, 1920, Page 10

PAGE 10 Clean Up, Paint Up, Both Inside and Out Every man, woman and child can help in this campaign—for there’: plenty to do if we would have this city of ours looking bright and fresh for the many sunny days that we are to enjoy from now on. Here are a few dependable requisites for “doing a good job.” Faller’s House Paints $1.10 a Quart “Decorato,”’ Special 58c a Package Fuller's “Everlasting” House Paints “Decorato,” a sanitary calcimine, in —all colors—specially priced for light colored tints—it is easily and Clean-up Week at $1.10 a quart. evenly put on 5-pound packages, specially priced at 58c a package. ’ “‘Jap-a-Lac,”’ a Standard Varnish You can make old things look like new with a can of “Japalac” and a little work. It is a stain and varnish combined. , “‘Sapolin,’ White Enamel When cleaning your kitchen and bath room— ive them a coat of “Sapolin” White Enamel — it's very satisfactory. Half Pints at 50c—Pints at 85c— Half Pints at 35c—Pints at 60c— Quarts $1.35 Quarts at $1.35 OTHER paint requisites, such as Ojl, Stains, Varnish, Shellac, Turpen- tine and good Paint Brushes. GARDEN TOOLS FOR WORKING AROUND THE YARD AND GARDEN Garden Spades with long handles, spe- Garden Rakes with steel bow and 12 cial at $1.29. tines, special at 95¢. Garden Hoes with steel blade, special Spading Forks, have four crucibles at 44¢. steel tines, special at $1.45. Garden Sets, suitable for women to use Also Grass Hooks, Grass Shears, —consisting of Hoe, Spade and Rake, Pruning Shears, Lawn Mowers, Garden set, special at $1.75. Hose and Spray Pumps. Housefurnishing Section—Fourth Floor & Pays to Trade in the Bargain Basement— and You Get Your Pay Every Time You Make a Parchase Here. A Manufacturer’s Close-Out of Sample and Stock Shapes and Tailored Hats $1.95 and $2.95 These are, without question, the best values in trimmed and “untrimmed hats that the Bargain Basement has offered in many a day. It is a fact that if the women of Seattle realize the genuine im- portance of the savings offered there will not be hats enough to + last until Tuesday noon. There is an almost unlimited number of shapes, both large and small, in horn, porcupine, milan, basket weave, cellophane and a number of novelty weaves. ‘ The colors are Brown, Black, Blue, and a wide range of light and dark fancy shades alone or in combination. This Is Your Big Chance to Get a Spring Hat at Bed-Rock Prices. Don’t Let It Slip! THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 12, 1920. Silk Week—with its many economies in beautiful silk merchandise of all sorts, its displays of thousands upon thousands of yards of rich silks and satins, and its interesting talks by Personal Service. Truly Silk Week is a big event in the year’s shopping calendar. Beautiful Silks and Satins y Pages From the Silken Past Silk Week Talks by Personal Service Queen Elizabeth wore silk stockings in England, while’ her ladies-in-waiting wore bulky ankle coverings of cloth, so goes the tale in England. So jealously did the fair queen guard her silken ankles that she took great pains not to encourage the production of silk. However, the king of England later of- fered every protection to the silk weavers who took refuge in England when the Huguenots left France and the Spaniards invaded the Netherlands. Today the manufacture of silk is one of England’s greatest industries, although she still imports the raw product. SILK WEEK SPECIAL FROM PETTICOAT LANE Silk Petticoats Reduced to $5 Wonderfilly good quality Petticoats— will make a hit Tuesday in Silk Week when offered at $5.00. Taffeta silk and messaline, with plain or plaited flounces, finished with cluster tucks, shirring and hemstitching. A few striped Satin Petticoats are in- eluded. All colors are here in one style or another. BROOND FILOOR—THE BON MARCHE SILK WEEK SPECIAL IN THE SHOPPING BOOTHS Silk and Fiber Hose $1.55 Pair Over one thousand pairs of Silk and Fiber Stockings in lace effect have been marked at less than regular price in order to give you something worth while during Silk Week. Two-tone black and gold, purple and black, cordovan and green, black and gray, white and black—sizes 814 to 10—and mly $1.55 a pair. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE REDUCED PRICES ON BRASSIERES AND BANDEAUX IN THE SHOPPING BOOTHS Brassieres and Bandeux Special 65c In this lot you will find Brassieres in several different makes—with embroidery or lace yokes and Bandeaux of linen mesh —or fine broche—sizes 82 to 48. Lovely Bandeaux Reduced to $1.25 Mostly Bandeaux in this lot, though there are a few fancy Brassieres. Ban- deaux of pink broche or gatin, and heavy mesh—different makes; sizes 34 to 48, at $1.25 UPPER MAIN FLOOR—-THR BON MARCHE SPECIALS FROM THE FOOD SHOPS Bon Marche Bread 15c a Loaf Bon Marche Bread—well baked, with home-made flavor—if you have ever eaten Bon Marche Bread you know how good it is. Large size loaves, 15¢ each. —Washington Full Cream Cheese (mild)—Special Tuesday, lb., 34c. FOOD SHOPS—UPPER MAIN FLOOR at Silk Week Prices Every Yard a Special Purchase anda Special Value. GLOSSY BLACK SILKS AND SATINS ARE MAKING A HIT DURING SILK WEEK 36-inch Black Chiffon Taffeta $2.25 a Yard Wonderful value for the money is this Chiffon Taffeta— does not crush easily—is 36 inches wide and wears splen- didly. Black Dress Satin $2.95 a Yard Lucky is the woman who buys a dress length from this Black Satin at $2.95 a yard. Extra nice quality, dependable for wear, and a yard wide. 36-inch Black Dress Satins $3.25 a Yard Silk Week brings this offer in Dress Satin at $3.25 a yard. | A lovely quality for all dress purposes—a full yard wide and a jet black. Imported Black French Taffeta $3.50 a Yard If you expect to use any Black Taffeta soon—you will be wise to get it from this lot at $3.50 a yard. Non-crushing Chiffon Taffeta, a yard wide. Heavy Silk Crepe de Chine $1.75 Yd. 40 Inches Wide and Excellent for Wear Especially nice for the money is this Silk Crepe de Chine at $1.75 a yard. In street and evening shades, black and white—and will make lovely dresses, blouses, trimmings and lingerie. RICH SATINS ARE IN THE LIMELIGHT DURING SILK WEEK Yard-Wide Messaline Satin $2.25 Yard There’s color, style and serviceability to this Messaline ia $2.25 a yard—finely finished, and a full yard in widtl Soft Charmeuse Satins $3.25 a Yard 36 inches and 40 inches wide are these Charmeuse Satins at $3.25 a yard. So many pretty street and evening shades that you'll find choosing easy. Plain and Changeable Satins $3.50 Very beautiful indeed are these soft-clinging Satins—both plain colors and changeable effects that may be worn for afternoon or evening. Rich Brocaded Satins $3.95 a Yard You'll marvel at the beauty of these Brocaded Satins at $3.95 a yard. Rich changeable colorings—36 inches wide —very suitable for trimmings or gowns. Mill Ends of Fancy Silks $2.50 a Yard 86 Inches Wide, Lengths From 5 to 20 Yards Fine quality Dress and Suiting Silks are attracting a great deal of attention this week—in the lot are novelty checks, plaids and ee oed in popular color combinations and monotone effects—$2.50 a yarc POPULAR COLORED SILKS TAKE PART IN SILK WEEK 36-inch Silk Poplins at $1.45 a Yard There’s servico—there’s beauty to these Silk Poplins— finely woven, a yard wide, in street colors and black, at a remarkable saving. é Mill Ends of Satins $2.50 a Yard Exceptional values in thes? Mill Ends of plain and changeable Satins. In beautiful color combinations—36 inches wide—lengths from 5 to 10 yards, 36-inch Tricolette $4.95 a Yard Heavy, All-Silk Tricolette—very fashionable for waists and dresses—here for Silk Week at $4.95 a yard. A hand- some, heavy quality, in plain colors and black, FABRIC FLOOR (THIRD)—THE BON MARCHE The Layette Room Opens in the Baby Shop Nurse Hubbard, representing the Vanta Baby Garments, has just urrived for the opening of the Layette Room. She will assist our consulting nurse on advice to mothers on the care and health of their children as recommended and indorsed by the leading child specialists. BAR? GHOP—sECOND YLOOR