The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 4, 1921, Page 10

TTON-FELTED Mattresses—45-Ib. weight —made by the Washington Mattress Co. Saturday, $9.50. POURTH FLOOR—THE BON MARCIIR The Bon Marché ESTABLISHED 1890 New Spring Prices on Knit Underwear Popular Styles for Women and Children Another Startling Offer in All-Silk Petticoats Made especially for the Bon Marche from silks that were bought when prices were at bed-rock. All Taffetas—All Jerseys Jersey with Taffeta Flounces Jersey with Messaline Flounces REGULAR AND EXTRA SIZES In a Profusion of Colors and Combinations $3.95 $4.95 $5.95 PETTICOAT LANE—SECOND FLOOR SHOES—tere at Big Savings THREE LOTS OF SHOES FOR MEN— SAVINGS OF $7.00 TO $10.00 A PAIR Men’s Shoes Reduced to $3.50 Odds and ends in brown and black—all good values. Men’s Shoes Reduced to $5.00 A full line of sizes in B, C and D widths—brown ealfskin over an English last. Men’s Shoes Reduced to $7.50 About 70 pairs of Men’s Holland Shoes—broad toe ’ or English last—brown or black. } LOWER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE FOOTWEAR FOR WOMEN Women’s White Satin Pumps at $4.95 Made by Chas. K. Fox—shoes with Louis heels, with or without buckle—sizes up to 8. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Carry-Home Specials for Saturday China Cups 16c i and Saucers Heavy China Cups and Saucers, practical for everyday use. O-Ced Polish 29c 50 bottles of O-Cedar Furniture Polish, in 12- ounce size at this special price. 6°46 for 25c a“? Dust Washing Powder in small-size packages. HOMEFURNISHTNGS BASEMENT A Sale of Girls’ Navy Blue Dresses At $9. 75 A sale that will be of great consequence to mothers with school girls to clothe —dresses of serge and costume velvet. Straight-line mod- els with trimmings of silk put on in ruffles and folds. Also reg- ulation dresses, plait- ed from yoke or mid- dy style. Sizes 8 to 14 years. OMEN’S Cotton Vests, low neck, sleeveless, or with wing sleeve, lace or cuffed knee pants to match—per garment, 50c. OMEN’S Cotton Vests with band top and lace yokes—40c, WOMEN'S Cotton Vests with bodice tops, at 50c. IRLS’ Cotton Union Suits, with band top, in knee length, sizes 6 to 16 years—$1.00. EILING LENGTHS—black, navy, brown, taupe, purple, also colored dots on plain and fancy mesh, a length 35¢. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE OMEN’S Light-weight Cotton Union Suits, low neck, wing sleeves, shell or tight knee, at 75c. OMEN’S Cotton Union Suits, low neck, sleeveless, cuff or shell knee, in regular size, and bodice tops in extra sizes, at $1.25. HILDREN’S Knit’ Bloomers in white and pink, also a few sizes in black; sizes from 2 to 16 years, at 95c. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE New Chamoisette Gloves at Pleasingly Low Prices Those who have been waiting for Chamoisette Gloves will be delighted with these values, and the lowness of prices. a, back, two-clasp Cham- oisette Gloves in brown, gray, black or beaver, a pair $1.00, WO-CLASP embroidered back Chamoisette Gloves in either ROWN GAUNTLETS of cham- 1 -BUTTON CHAMOISETTE oisette with contrasting stitch- 6 ing and gussets, a pair $1.65. WELVE-BUTTON length Cham- oisette Gloves in white, gray or brown or beaver, a pair $1.25. tan, a pair $1.75. Gloves, in white only, s pair $2.00. HILDREN’S two-clasp Cham oisette Gloves in white, gray or brown, a pair $1.00. UPrER MALN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Food Prices Are Shredded Here Armour’s Star Hams 40c a Pound Half and whole hams only are sold at this price—we bought 7,000 pounds before the last raise in price, so Our price is still the same this week. —Armour’s Sliced Bacon in neat peckages, with all the waste and rind cut off—29¢ for 14 pound, 57¢ pound, Velvet lce Cream Cones 2c Each PLUS lec WAR TA Velvet Ice Cream is a Northwest product, ca is used exclusively in our Soda Fountain Service, Lunch Counter and Restaurant. ‘Bread—14c a Loaf Fifteen different kinds of Bread, made fresh daily in our own day- light bakery. —$1.00 Layer Cakes, special at 80¢. —Round Layer Cakes at 45¢. —Butterhorns, 4 for 25¢. —Our famous Scones, made with Sultana raisins—dozen 30¢. India Tea—Special 18c Half Pound Alta brand India Tea—180 pounds of it to sell at this price as long as we have any, —Bon Marche Special Coffee, 40¢ a@ pound. —Crackers, 16¢ a pound See the Washington Shoe Manufacturers Cutting Shoes in the Shoe Department UNION ST. SIDR EECOND FLOOR FOOD SHOPS—UPPER MAIN FLOOR DAUGHTER SHOP The Clean-U p of One of America’s Largest Jobbers eriigt 210 Smart New Coats for Women $6.75] [$16.75] (§24.75) The Lowest Prices You’ve Seen for Garments of Like Quality Please understand that these are all brand new coats that have never before been shown—that they came to us from one of the best-known jobbers in the garment trade—a concern whose merchandise will In each of these three low-priced groups you will find clever styles, splendid materials and excellent tailoring—in short, garments that are in every way desirable and which—in view of conditions in both be found in practically every high-class shop from __ labor and material markets—it will be well worth the Atlantic to the Pacific your while to buy now for wear next fall and winter, Many Styles Are Suitable for Spring Wear Every Coat of the 210 Is a Great Big Bargain at These Prices There Are Also 40 High-Grade Coats Which Will Be Sold at the Jobber’s Inventory Prices Ranging From $32.50 to $82 DWN Have THE BON MARCHE -° ARGAIN BAS