The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 19, 1923, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR January Clearance Sales at The Bon Marché “Clear Shelves for Stock-Taking” Greater Reductions Throughout the Store for Saturday ‘Clear CasesotNeckwear Stock Taking Is Just Around the Corner! Fashionable Collars and Vest Sets Reduced to 59c Fine Net and Organdy Peter Pan Collars, Brocaded Collar, Vest and Cuff Sets, and Beach Cloth Peter Pans embroidered in color. The Bon Marchés eine CVcates ho Bon Marchés january aANce cus Saturday ‘Clear Shelves of Hosiery Stock-Taking Is Right at Hand! Women’s Semi-Fashioned $ Silk Stockings, a Pair 1.20 COCO e eee OOO SO EOE EES ESOS OO EOE EES EO SOE SOE SOOO SOO SOESO DOSE SOO EOOSOSOOSOSSOSO SOO SESESOOSOEES ° January Clearance Sale! Still Greater Reductions —ON— All Winter Coats Fur-Trimmed Coats! Street Coats! Motor Coats! 485 Coats and Wraps Greatly Reduced! $12.95, $18.75, $23.75, $29.75, $39.75, $48.75, $68.50, $78.50, $88.50 Second Floor—The Bon Marche Especially nice stockings for the price forced heels and toes, hemmed tops of lisle brown and gray. Women’s Full-Fashioned $ 1 ; 5 5 Silk Stockings—Special Here good buy worth looking into—Stockings with doubl oes and soles—hemmed tops of lisle—in Women’ 8 Ribbon Seam Black Silk Stockings nia dna ioned, with lisle hemmed tops Sone Stockings one would be delighted to own Women’s Full-Fashioned $1 9 5 ao. Silk Stockings—Special Harp. un of Dani Splendid wearing Silk Stockings with mercerizec % vious, 4 tops, in black, brown, gray, beaver and pongee also killed ti Glove Silk Stockings in novelty lace and striped effects. maid Henry Misses’ Cotton Stockings 35c Pair wed Fine quality, in black, white and brown Bastrop from t Boys’ Cotton Stockings 35c Pair month 8 pairs for $1.00—heavy ribbed stockings Children’s Stockings 50c Pair Mercerized; dandy good stockings for the money—in both plain and Richelieu ribbed—black, white and brown. Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche Dr OnerThird Less—Now, 91.00 Fully made and ready to embroider. Two styles: one unbleached muslin with stenciled fruit patterns; the other green chambray, stamped for simple con- ventional hand embroidery. Art Shop—Third Floor—The Bon Marche New! Just Arrived! , * r. 66 . ? Women’s and Children’s “Munsingwear’ New shipment of this famous underwear, contain- ing many of the most popular styles in both wool and cotton. Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche Dainty Guimpes for 85c Made from full-body net, with lacy Tuxedo collars and cascade fronts. Some with sleeves. ‘Jimi Redveed to $19.50 Beautiful combinations of beads and spangles on ‘both white and black net foundation. Exquisite for evening frocks. Cord Girdles $1 75 Reduced to ° Plain braiding or fancy knotted effects, in black, ‘brown, taupe and navy. Finished with tassels Silk-and-Wool Krimmer Trimming Half-Price Splendid trimming quality for coats and sweaters _ wide color range. Cocccccccccccccccccseccsesecceseeee PrITTTITI Tit PTTTITITT TL iii iritiiiiitiititiiiiiiti tii titi) Clear the Shelves of Children’s Wearables Stock Taking Time Near!—Prices Down! 25 Little Tots’ a 28 Boys’ All-Wool Overcoats Coats Reduced to Sizes 8 to 16—Reduced to Plain, practical colors and $5.85 broken checks, in heavy coatings. Smartly tailored. A few fur col- 55 Boys’ oy Suits $6 95 Sizes 7 to 17—Special ° and Fancy Meshed Veilings, some dot combina- lars. Trimly belted. Just the 31 Boys’ Slicker Coats tions, 35¢ yard. thing for right now-—warm and Tan and Black—6 to 12 $2.95 25c Krimmer for 13¢ yard; 50c Krimmer for 25¢ yard; $1.00 Krimmer for 50¢ yard. Ratine Banding Half-Price " “saga jade, taupe, henna, brown, pink and Copen- ei] n, on white and ecru backgrounds—1l to 9 inches wide. Original prices ranged from 35c to $5.00 a yard. Now from 18¢ to $2.50 a yard. Linen Handkerchiefs, hosts of dainty colors, 10¢ THE BON MARCHE Barcain BASEMENT “Why, these shoes are worth $10, and you're selling them for $3!” exclaimed a patron yesterday. Yes, such sur- prises often occur in the Bargain Basement. Always Bargains here! Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche light. Baby Shop—Secoud Floor “Clear the Racks for Stock. Taking’ 65 Boyt’ Middy Sweaters 9 36 Sizes 5 to 10—Good Value ° reduced to 45¢. 98 Boys’ Silk Four-in-Hand Ties reduced to 65¢. $ 5 Silk and Woo! i 0 Boys’ Tan Calf Shoes sciilibtien Sizes 1 to 6 Special 2. - resses W o’VE headed off advanc- s WecRA a chaleton | ing woolen prices! These Children’s Shoes—Pair wo bp ery sis garments cannot be replaced gang vie. Not sil slees tnaegh MG Ger We See te at anywhere near present costs! Buy now at Clearance Prices, while assortments are complete. Choose from —shirred effects —beaded, embroidered and ribbon trimmed —navy, brown, black S ! O G Solid body colors—collars, cuffs and bottom in — So. Uut Go— Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche +e - y Masters of the designing art eek longer waist lines Kirschbaum Suits ao School Shoes! Men's slzes, 6 to 10, at $4.95 pair made these Taffeta, Canton Crepe, Poiret 80 Boys’ Silk Four-in-Hand Ties, just like dad's, and Other Good Suits at More of Those Beautiful For Boys and Girls Broken Lines of Misses’ and $2 85 Twill and Flat Crepe Dresses to enhance —skzes to 42 es in each style, but all sizes in the a Lines of Growing Girls’ $4 95 e Dress Pumps—Going at Patent Leather Strap Pumps—some with 50 All-Wool Mackinaw Cloth Auto Robes $3.45 cut-outs, some plain A 58x80 inches; plain colors and two- Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche Close- Out of Big Boys’ | ,°sx80. in meres. Two- and three-button Armour’s Star Eastern Hams 3lc Pound SHOES ‘Women’s “Royal Mills” Union Suits styles and single and double WHOLE OR HALF $1.85 breasters for men of any size! ate ss oe ee oe eee | Part wool, with high necks, long sleeves we So tettnn Sine te Fryshly smoked Kippered Salmon, and ankle length; fine ribbed, in white; on ured Cottage Butts, sizes 86 to 44, Cheviots, Homespuns, Worst- eds, Herringbones and Cash- In the Food Shops 1 to 5M link, 80¢ Ib Sto 8 Children’s Union Suits 98c Fancy Knitted Bon Marche Blackberry Jam, B¢ Four-in-Hands, Each 50c Jilg’s Pure Pork Sausage, bulk or Ib, 11 to 18% A special purchase of Grenadines and other beautiful weaves. “Augusta” Wool- $ mixed Union Suits 2 95 Flat-lock seams for complete comfort and perfect fitting. Bon Marche Mayonnaise, 81¢ Ib. Canned Goods Specials Paul's Jam, several kinds, 20¢ a | Curtis Tuna Fish, in 16¢ and 25 Pie Blackber ‘omatoes, #olid pack can Fe at the Lunch ad 45c Roast Turkey Luncheon, with all its delectable trimmings. Bon Marche Bread, 10@ loaf; 2 Butterhorns, 2 for 15¢; 6 for loaves for 19¢., 25¢. Layer Cakes, special at T5¢. loed Spiced Loaf Cakes, 40¢, Food Shops—Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche ‘TheBon Mare PIKE STREET—SBOOND AVENUB-—UNION STREET « shoes were pi but canceled. We scooped these up at | with rubber wie sleeves; knee or ankle length; fine ribbed, avings! AM leath and Goodyear welt soles, 240 Women’s Slip-On Sweaters $1.79 Goodtooking and durable with regular tie befis; brown, i le to me yy Monageonde Fleece lined, with Dutch neck and elbow in white; sizes 4 to 16 years. Basketweave and Prunella SKIRTS ‘ss ~ $3.80 and $4.89 felag basket weaves in brown and n plaids with tailored pockets, black, tan, navy, gray brown, siripe and checked designs in’ gray, blue and brown, at $4.89. All with snap and buckle belts, and