The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 27, 1921, Page 14

IE SEATYI ELE STAR Henry Irving’s | Daughter Now | a London Star | DANIELS IS IN FAVOR OF DISARMING Says Mad Struggle for New| Engines of Warfare Should | Be Stopped WASHIN( ternative THE BON MARCHE Barcnin BASEMEN Just Like Collecting Interest When you buy merchandise in the Bargain Base- ment the savings you make are just the same as interest on the money you invest. Certainly you put your savings where they will draw a fair rate of interest—why not spend your money as wisely as you save it? Let the Bargain Basement help you add to your bank account! Brand New | SILK TAFFETA DRESSES $10.00 | : CHECK ASSETS p.|], smart dresses at this remarkably low price. | Playgoers hall ||} abeth Irving Henry Irving r debut as Tt kisummer Night's armament LONDON, Jan, 2 Daniels dealared th: M placed by « Daniels hi & study in the lowing stateme ficers to thé "Great Britain was up the mastery o: |Commissioner Claude t Hay Takes Charge Many models in navy blue serge are also shown, with bright-colored collars and sashes of tricolette, or trimmings of yarn embroidery, i \veaneutey |f, Unsel or fancy braid. Sizes from 16 to 40. Bennett, state bank ex “PROJECT GOOD Most Important Work Be-| fore City, Avers Uhden Declaring that the Skagit river power development ix the most im-| | portant problem before Seat Gay because it will furnish a ap | Somme electricity and thereby attr © industries, C. F. Uhden, engine in charge of the the civic and mem of the Chamber Wednesday night Utvien pointed out that the state has 16 per cent of all the wator cts Power in the country but has not pountry, said D. PD, Aitkin, Aeveloped it. He said Seattle goto | president of the Holstetn-Friesian as ita’ power from points 300 miles | sociation, yesterday. Aitkin, who is|/ awiy and some sections of the state | touring this state in the interest of draxv on Canada. | better stock, said the Walla Walla It was em. e in at Many Attractive MODELS IN SMART HATS at $4.95 Among them you will find becoming shapes of Skinner’s satin, combined with cellophane, made up in a close-fitting style. These stylish | hats come in brown, navy and black. ¥ and Examiner | » now at w wh Listing Whe said Ben anne etre a definite =; Get Lots of Milk "| in Walla Walla Pen nates of the Walla Walla ry get more milk as daily ration than any pe Sree sac | Prisoners get from onedalf to one | Gre at Britain is distributing | and a half puarts of milk a day, and 9,000,400 war medals and 5,500,000 | sinct this ration has been given the victory medals to her former servic answering sick call ~ | men. as fal wnal ab 0 per berated TheBon Marché ESTABLISHED 1890 MEN—Get This Straight It’s the Chance in F Years to Save on Clothes ¥ Don’t take our word for it—just come and look—i the clothes and the prices can’t convince you that cost and profits have been forgotten—why, don’t buy, that’s all! But You’ll Buy and Be Glad You Bought at These Pric Men’s Suits and Overcoats Reduced to $15.00 Men’s Suits and Overcoats Reduced to $25.00 Raincoats Reduced to. ..... Raincoats Reduced to...... Alterations will be handled in the order of sales and $ 5.00 $10.00 rushed with all possible speed. MEN'S CLOTHES SHOP—UPPER MAIN FLOOR usr] TREMENDOUS SAVINGS FRIDAY In the Combined Month-End and Pre-Inventory Sale Orange Colored Cards Like This Mark the Bargains ‘Odd lots, short ends and broken size assortments from every nook and corner of the Bon Marche are assembled for quick clearance—and marked at prices which will achieve that object in short order. Odd Blouses, Heavily Reduced Silk Blouses Reduced to $2.95 Practical Blouses Now $1.65 Odds and ends of Crepe de Chine and Flannelette Tailored Blouses, Waitresses’ Georgette Blouses that have been higher Blouses of black soiesette or poplin, are priced. . ee is a In flesh or white, in tailored or semi- ineinfied a this lace 3 Also Lingerie Blouses white. tailored styles. Trimmed with ruffles, lace or net. BLOUSE SECTION—SECOND FLOOR Knit Goods Half Price for Clearance ONLY a few pieces of each kind— but all wonderful values. —Four Auto Robes, cardinal color, originally $12.50, $6. 25 reduced to —One Wool Coat Sweater, for- merly $10.00, reduced to. - $5. 00 —One Fiber Sweater, rose color, formerly $12.50, reduced to ‘$6.25 —One Tam, formerly $3.75, reduced to Wool Hug-Me-Tights White Edged With Black —One Hug-Me-Tight, formerly $2.50, now 51 25 Silk Remnants Half Price FABRIC FLOOR—(THIRD) MONTH-END CLEARANCE IN THE CORSET SHOP Corsets Reduced to $4.50 Gossard and Frolaset Front- lace Corsets, made of heavy coutil, medium low bust, long skirt—for the average figure. —R. & G. Broche Corsets of Clearance Specials In the Men’s Shop Men’s Shirts Reduced to $1.50 Broken lines of Men's Printed Madras, Woven Crepe and Percale Shirts—soft and stiff cuffs—mostly sizes 16, 161 and 17. f fi ‘ pink broche—low bust—for Broken Lines of Work Shirts medium figure — reduced to Reduced to $1.45 $3.50. Men’s Cotton Flannel Work Shirts—navy and khaki colors—sizes 14, 15, 16 and 17. —Broken lines of Men’s Heavy Cotton Ribbed Shirts and Drawers, 59 Cc SECOND FLOOR Dress Goods small sizes only, garment —Ten Hug-Me-Tights, $1.50, now Other Sweaters at Heavy Reductions —Eight Navy and B lack Tie- back Sweaters, ostrich trimmed, $6.50, reduced to —Fifty-six Children’s School Toques reduced to —Twenty-eight Wool Schoc Toqués reduced to....... SWEATER SECTION—-SECON .35¢ FLOOR —Broken lines of Men’s medium and heavy weight part wool Shirts $1 69 and Drawers, a garment... —Broken lines of Men’s Caps, $ large sizes only, reduced to 1 00 MEN’S SHOP—LOWER MAIN FLOOR Remnants Half Price FABRIC FLOOR—THIRD onMarché ESTABLISHED 1890 Only a few of the hundreds and hundreds of economies are listed here—but these few prove that those who miss this event will miss many remarkable opportunities to save. Odd Lots of Girls’ Wearables Greatly Reduced —Twenty Little Girls’ Bungalow Aprons, made of striped crepe and good quality gingham, with rick-rack braid on belt, —Twenty-one Khaki Dresses, box plaited on yoke, double belt, two pockets and collar and cuffs; formerly deep hem; sizes 17 to 20; 5.75 $3.95 "$1.65, reduced to Odd Garments Half Price formerly $5.75, reduced to.. Girls’ —One Girls’ French Serge Dress, novelty trimmed, size 8; —One Girls’ Chiffon Dress, net foundation, $17.50, reduced to size 10; formerly $15.00, reduced to —One Junior Misses’ Coat, wool ia size 15; formerly $8.95, ° reduced to DAUGHTER SHOP —SECOND FLOOR A Shoe C lemvaniis 500 Pairs of Women’s $ 4 9 5 High Shoes Reduced to FORMERLY PRICED AT $10.50 TO $16.00 In this Shoe Clearance you will find patent leather with black or gray tops—Louis or Cuban heels—black kid with cloth tops—also brown, patent leather or two-toned brown, UPPER MAIN FLOOR-—THE BON MARCHE —Two Chiffon Dresses, with net foundn- tion, size 10; formerly $12.50, reduced to Big Reductions on Handy Toilet Articles —Men’s Combs, barber —Solid Leather Thermos , te style; formerly Containers, formerly Suced 40. Ses By 25c, reduced to.. 15c $2.50, re- $1 50 . —Water Kettle, reduced to 50c —Baby Milk Warmer duced to ... UPPER MAIN FLOOR —ley- hot pints, formerly $2. Sterno, formerly $2.50, —Auto Sponges, formerly reduced 50e and aah Treeniag Reanaad Half Price Included in this lot are Nets, Laces, Embroideries, Georgettes and Ribbons— different lengths, qualities and designs. UPPER MAIN FLOOR BOOTH