The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 29, 1920, Page 12

— EE BB EATITLE Clip—Clip—Clip in the Children’s Barber Shop And snip, snip, snip—and off come all the ragged ends of hair, and in place you see reflected in the mirrors smiling wee faces with the very latest and cutest hair cuts. SEOOND FLOOR-—THE BON MARCHE ESTABLISHED 1590 ti | \ If You’re Looking for Real Coat Values You’ll Find Them at The Bon Marche URING November we will concentrate our efforts upon better values in better Coats for fhe women D of Seattle. All our energies will be centered upon bringing you the very best the market affords for the price. ‘And so we ask you to judge our efforts solely upon these three features—Style, Quality and Price, Coats For Saturday we offer extra special attractions in ANDSOME and serviceable BEAUTIFUL cape collars of silvertones and velours in fur or self material distin- collars are shown in unusual shades of blue or brown. brown or blue, are styled on guish these coats in wrappy, lines and have sealine straight-line or drop - waisted or collars. effects. “coat SECTION—SECOND FIOOR COAT SECTION—SECOND FLOOR Hallowe’en Cakes, Special $1 —Hallowe’en light Fruit Cake, 50¢ Ib —Pumpkin Pies, special at 45¢ each, —Soda Crackers, 18¢ pound. —Special Apples, delivered, $2.75 box. —Walnuts, 29¢ pound —Cider by the bottle. Special demonstration showing how to decorate the Hallowe'en cakes. BAKERY—UPPER MAIN FLOOR “Nippon” Hand-Painted Plates 43c Imported Nippon China Dessert Plates in a variety of pretty floral designs. Nice for gifts or to keep. Very special, 48¢ each, Pork Sausage 34c Ib. piace} Marche Pork Sausage, special 34¢ *Tattoo” Alarm Clocks Special at $2.48 Our regular $3.60 Clocks, ma@e $1.95 by the New Haven Clock Co, War Pure Aluminum Coffee Per ranted good timekeepera With im vlators, with aluminum im termittent or steady alarm. or Soup siza FOURTH FLOOR~—THE MARCHE Coffee Percolators oot—6 BON EATTLE STAR ‘TheBonMarché The Children’s Story Hour Saturday, 10:45 A. M. “Little Orphan Annie” is going to «tell Hallowe’en stories Saturday 1j in the Toy Basement. And you'll want to be there, big-eyed and thrilled by the tales and pranks she will relate—all with the flavor of Hallowe'en. TOY BASEMENT—UNION Women’s Wet Weather Shoes $12.50 We say Wet Weather Shoes, but they can be worn for street or business at any time. Made over a brogue last with stitched tip, heavy flexible welt soles and 114-inch Cuban heels. Sizes 3 to 8, widths AA to B. Felt Slippers, many shades and stylet, priced at $2.50 to $4.50 Growing Girls’ Shoes $10.00 Shoes with 8-inch tevs, made of tan calfskin, with extra heavy welt soles and sensible heels, and made for service—sizes 213 to 7. Growing Girls’ Shoes ¥ Shoes of black gunmetal, built,over a last that ti ,growing girls like. Medium toes, durable soles and sensible heels. Sizes up to 7, at $6.50 to $7.00. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE } Misses’ School Shoes Boys’ School Shoes IN BLACK AT $6.00 IN BROWN AT $6.50 $5.00 a Pair Misses’ Shoes of brown or black—a Several different styles in black calf, modified English style with welt soles brown Russia, black grain calf shoes, and sensible heels. Sizes 111% to 2, blucher nas creep a last eer vith good weight soles. service- Kiddies’ Kumfort Shoes tbl for ev hool— Just the shoes for hard knockers cae Senate Cerda OF meray are these in brown, champagne, pearl or black, with durable welt soles and spring heels—81% to 11, at $4.50. ~Children’s Felt Slippers—in a large number of colors and plenty of sizes— $1.35 to $2.50. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THM BON MARCHE STRENT SIDB sizes 1 to 6, Boys’ Calf Shoes $5.00 Good looking, splendid wearing Shoes, these of brown ealf, made over the popular English fast with welt soles— fine for dress or school—sizes 214 to 5. BOYS’ SHOE SHOP—LOWER MAIN FLOOR Play Safe—BUY a Hat Don’t Wait to Win Your Bet Any $10 Stetson or Mallory Hat $7.50 Choose from all the new blocks and colors for Fall and Winter and from our entire stock of Stetsons and Mallorys—at a price which means a big saving. Men’s Snappy Men’s Cotton Union Suits . Four-in-Hands $1.95 95c A special purchase of 1,200 Heavy Ribbed Cotton Union Suits for men are smooth-fitting, silk and silk-mixed Four-in-Hands shown in an almost endless assort- ment of brocades, figures, Per- have the comfortable closed crotch sians and fancy designs in wide and come in white, gray and ecru. variety of colors, In all sizes, MEN'S SHOP—LOWER MAIN FLOOR A Special Purchase of Boys’ Overcoats $10 Just received, a big lot of Boys’ Overcoats in button-to-the-neck styles, double-breasted, patch pockets with flap, all-around belts. In brown, . Sizes 3 to 10. ree ee Sove SRCTION-—UFFER MAIN FLOOR Women’s Muslin Drawers —39c— Good quality with embroidery flounces and taped waist. Hand some and § Splendid Values in Children’s Coats, $4.95 and $5.95 Both single and double breasted styles in smart velvets, kerseys, cordu- roys and novelty coatings are here in browns, blues, greens and grays. A are lined thruout and most of them are warmly interlined. Sizes 2 to 10, but not all sizes in each material. THE BON MARCHE Unusually Good Values beads, silk floss, plain buttons, covered buttons, yarm and tinsel. Children’s Coats $10.95 and $12.95 Some of these coats have fur collars, all are full lined, and many of them are interlined for warmth. The materials are silvertones, polo cloths, velours, bearcloths, boucles, chinchilla and novelty fabrics in navy, brown, green and gray. These are in sizes from 7 to 14 years, but not every fabric in each color, size or style. Winter Coats Silk-Lined Throughout =s at $1.0 Slip-over and bungalow aprons in four good styles are shown in plain ink and blue with rick-rack trimming and in white percales with black Reures. All sizes from 38 to 48. ready for the careful shopper in the Bargain Basement. terial, two novel pockets and an inverted box plait in the back. Shown in brown, tan, burgundy and deep green. Sizes from 36 to 42. ARGAIN BASEMENT Plain navy serges and navy blue herringbone serges of excellent quality are made up in four splendid styles with trimmings of cylinder or round Stright-line and tunic effects with narrow sash-like belts are featured. AT have China silk linings and long or three-quarter sleeves. Sizes 16 to 42. $ 15.95 for Women’s Sy obit with all the warmth and style of those much higher in price are They are of excellent velours and have big convertible collars of self ma- Cotton Taffeta Petticoats —$1.98— . Black with floral patterns in bright colors. Elastic waist. erviceable Serge Dresses at $13.95 Babies’ Soft-Soled Shoes at 59c Pair Some Are Seconds Three hundred pairs of the cutest little shoes imaginable in Mary Jane, moccasin or button styles, made of quilted silk in white, pink or aes and of white, brown, tan or blue,kid. Many are partly black patent leather. Some of the silk shoes are ribbon-trimmed and finished with feather- stitching. [ee SHOES FOR EVERYDAY WEAR Factory Seconds of Children’s Scuffers $1.00 Pair They’re factory seconds because of some blemish in the leather which affects the looks—BUT NOT THE WEAR, All lace style in chocolate, black or tan—fine for everyday. Sizes from 5 to 11. Women’s Wool Sweaters $5.95 * In Slip-On and Tuxedo Styles Handsome tuxedos, smart slip-ons and a few novelty coat styles are shown in a variety of weaves and in navy, pink, heliotrope, turquoise, and tan, some with trimmings in contrasting colors. All sizes from 88 to 46.