The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 11, 1921, Page 12

T _Bandeaux Reduced to 29c Brassieres reduced to 59c. SHOPPING BOOTH, UPPER MAIN FLOOR A Regrouping of HATS$8.75 Were $12.50 to $21.00 —Now you can have a beautiful hat at a very low price—for here is a wide choice of distinceive models for only $8.75. Best hats for the price we have seen for a long time. —Fascinating styles in mid-winter models—youthful dance turbans and street hats, —In combinations of fur and duvetyn, fur and metallic, fur and flowers, and HE SEATTLE STAR _ The BonMarché STORE HOURS—9 A. M. TO 6:30 P. M. ee The Bon Marche Springs Another Sensation in [LOWER COS at $19.50 Tea Towels at 25c Three patterns stamped on striped toweling. ART SHOP—THIRD FLOOR ‘ velvet in best colors. An Important Showing of Children’s Hats . net often offered at such low prices. some duvetyn, velour felts, velvets—at $2.95 to $7.50. . THIRD FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE JUST IN -,200 Brand New ’ All-Wool Sweaters Seven Styles $ 1 7 5 to Sell at. . slip-over and fancy surplice models in sev- different stitches come in solid colors of rose, light light senag af oony black, navy, buff, tomato, jade, erry tan. Some have white angora trimmings or brushed wool collars, § SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE $2.75 Kodak Women’s Gowns $1.35 med with wash braid. with _ser- Cut full and well made border — formerly from warm, fleecy bath $1.50—now 89c. robe cloth, in conven- rack trim. White, pink, blue or lavender. SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Freshly Churned Jersey Butter, lb. 47c the whole or half tams only B4¢ Ib. —Mrs. Porter's Orange Marmalade, two sizes of jars, 15¢@ and 25¢. " —Our own mincemeat, made right in our day Nght kitchen, Saturday, 23@ Ib. —Bon Marche «Mayonnaise, made fresh dally, Saturday, 31¢ Ib. —Armour’s Eastern Star Bacon, tn dustproof packages, rind and waste cut off—\%1lb. 27¢. —Jilg’s Supreme Little Sausages, made with the best meats and spices, 28¢ Ib. Imported Dutch Tulips Mixed—45c Dozen Named varieties 60¢ dozen UPPER MAIN FLOOR Handsome Poiret twills in Navy Blue or Brown, and stunning Tricotines Satin Boudoir Caps, lace and ribbon trimmed, Blanket —Black, brown, navy, henna, new beaver shades, mostly with streamers. Also Flannelette In white or colors, cut extra full and made in slip- over style. Have elbow-length sleeves and are trim- tional, floral or Indian designs. Many colors. American eget, 8O¢ for the day. —100 Fairy Soap, four bars for 25¢, —Mre, Boyer's Jellies, 18¢ jar; two for 24¢. —Wyman Sardines in Olive Oil, 11¢ can. Jam, 1% Ibs, 19¢. —Dill Pickles, 10¢° can. —Puyallup Fruits, eight cans for $1.00. —1% Ibs. Phez Apple Butter, 19¢. Town Talk Coffee, 25. —Phot $1.00. in Navy Blue, are the materials, —Lovely Beaver Hats that all the little girls are wearing. Models of this quality Bath Robes Jointed Dolls with sleeping eyes and lashes, 's $3.50 Fine mohair wig, shoes and Let Our Food Shops Save You Money 11-2-Ib. Loaf Bon Marche Bread | —Delicious Corn Syrup, in bulk, with cane 1 four for 35¢. flavor, 10¢ Ibs or 2 Ibs. for 219¢. —Bon Marche Fruit Cake, 75¢@ Mb. Ask for ‘—Armour's Hams, guaranteed the best = ™mple. er cu ae Sata jude tae woe: —Layer Cakes mage with pure butter and Black Tea, 25¢. Roast Chicken Counter Lunch 45c * UPPER MAIN FLOOR Medium and heavyweight, in black, gray and natural. Sizes 10 to 111. Men’s Work Shirts 85c Blue chambray work shirts in sizes 1414 to 17. Boys’ Union Suits 95c Fleece lined, long sleeves, an- kle length; fine ribbed. In gray, ecru or white; 4 to 16 years. Men’s Union Suits $2.25 Heavy part-wool union suits in gray; sizes 34 to 46. Girls’ Union Suits $1.15 Fleece lined, with Dutch neck, short sleeves, ankle length. In hite. Sizes 8 to 16 years. 1,000 pairs all-wool felt slippers that will make admirable Christ- mas gifts. They have padded elk soles, pompon and ribbon trim. 09 Plain and two-tone effects in orchid, purple, old rose, Nelrose, navy, Copen, wine, lavender, red, plum, primrose, Oxford gray, light blue and others. Sizes 3 to 7; $1.00 pair. Lots and lots of sup- plies, eyes, arms, bodies and wigs. Bring “the dolls now and have them just like Chris 24-Inch Dolls $3.75 and stockings. Each put up in a box. —500 Roly Poly Toys— Cats, Elephants, Santa Claus and Clowns—in three sizes, 15¢, 25¢ And They’re Beautifully Hand-Embroidered or Beaded in Many Attractive Patterns Featured style notes are Jenny sleeves, uneven hems and satin drops. All are skillfully fashioned, carefully finished and come in sizes 16 to 44. Considering the materials, styles and workmanship, they’re marvelous values. Bring the Girls Here Saturday Children’s Day Flannel Middies at $4.95 Just the kind of garments for school wear. Flannel Middies, in two styles—straight and coed bot- tom, with emblem on sleeve and silk tie attached. Sizes 6 to 18. Red, navy, green. ° A Girls’ Velour School Skirts To go with the new middy blouses—skirts of very fine all-wool velour. Beautiful combinations of colorings in stripes and plaids—with finished belts. Sizes 12 to 17 years—$6.95 to $10.00. SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE TOYS! TOYS! Doll Hospital Ready to make sick dolls BECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE A Big Special From the Glove Section Imported Kid Gloves $2.35 Pr. Tt was luck for when we bought these 600 pairs of Imported Kid Gloves to sell at this reasonable price. Two-clasp style, pique sewn, fancy embroidered backs and novelty contrasting welt at wrist—any pair at $2.35. In white, black, brown, gray, beaver and mode, A Real Sale of Women’s Stockings Silk Hose, “Seconds,” 79c Irregulars of one of our standard brands of Stock- ings. Semi-fashioned Silk Hose with double’ heels, toes, soles and hemmed tops of lisle—in black, white and brown. Silk Stockings at $1.35 Full-fashioned Silk Hose at a most reasonable price. Heels, toes and soles reinforced with lisle and hemmed tops pf lisle—in black, white and brown. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Pure well again. including heads, you want them for ‘tmas. 35¢. rouRTH FLOOR higher 10c ee . shawl collars, A Corner Store For Men. At Second and Union Our Men’s All-Wool Overcoats at $24.50 Are Worthy of a Higher Price The fine, all-wool materials, the excellent tailoring, the smart styl and snappy colors would make you expect to cep considers t an we ask, 1 ndable in se’ t Pepen wae $29 a eed Of Yr Shower’ Proof Wool Felt Hats, $1.95 For this climate you'll find nothing more satisfactory for motoring, sports or general service than these guaranteed shower-proot Hats. Browns, greens and grays. * Men’s Wool-Mixed Coat Sweaters $2.65 Medium heavy weight, with large I In Oxford gray and brown mixtures. Surprising values! : LOWER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE : A Rainy Day Saving 100 New Umbrellas | at $4.95 $2 exearyy ree ¥WBceeer esa. Here's your chance—get a brand new Umbrella for | yourself or for a gift while the price is low. Soft-finish silk covers with Paragon steel frame, fancy handles with bakalite rings or leather straps — and stubby ferrules—in red, navy, green, purple, | brown and taupe. " ' New Underwear—Low in Price Women’s Union Suits $1.35 Fall weight, fine gauge Cotton Underwear—low — neck, sleeveless, French band top finished with flat — lock seams and reinforced throughout. In either knee (iF or ankle length. Sizes 36 to 44. mf Children’s Union Suits at $1.00 _ Taped-waist Union Suits—good weight, splendid dk quality, with high neck, long sleeves, ae length— | e535 szsia sizes 2 to 12 UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE $24.50 are so satisfactory and so ¢ purchase, MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE ” Suits s $3.95 leavy-w Wool-mixed Suits in natural Peat oe af ular models, in sizes 84 to 46, + ie Men’s Wool-Mixed Socks 29c Pr. Qne Dollar Buys 100 Cents’ Worth Every Women’s Union Suits, $1. 5 Day in The Bargain Basement esd ce gta ore a lo Velveteen and Wool Dresses vs | $10.00 Boys’ Union Suits $1.15 Part wool, in gray, ribbed, band or crocheted top. ’Sizes “we es Children’s Stockings 17e Medium-weight cotton s Ba A manufacturers’ close-out brings 60 dresses and 35 different styles at practically wholesale prices. They ate of Tricotine, Velveteen, Gaberdine, Crepe de te, Cut Velvet, Poiret Twill or Velveteen and Canton repe, Trimmed with composition jet buttons, beads, embroid- + ery, contrasting stitching, braid, ribbon and duvetyn. Sizes There is satisfaction in every dress out of all proportion to the price. THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT long sleeves. Sizes 4 to 16. ings in black. Sizes 5 to 10, | : Po Pe 17¢; 3 pairs for 500 1 ens Overa’ . + q Heavy white-back blue denim oneal Sekine Se ; overalls wi ib; well made. gray Meri : Sizes 88 to 42, Sires 844 to 10 . omen’s Coats, $19.75 @]]' Over 100 Coats—More Than 25 Style The materials—Arerican Bolivia, Wool Velours and Broadcloth. — Po ee and self collars, tassels, stitchings, bi ; The colors—browns, blues, ‘taupe and blatk. And shawl and throw collars, and q the neck, flaring sleeves, bloused banks,” eae mad belted tee. All have fancy linings. i : The sizes are 16 to 46, a