The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 30, 1923, Page 12

THE SEATTLE STAR ASTER Nove lties and Baskets—va- 4 rious styles at many prices, se Upper Main Floor—The Bou Marche — Now $24.50 —and that buys a real good suit at The Bon Marche. Certainly, you'll be well dressed on Easter, and you'll know you were able to afford it, at this price. They’re all here in Homespuns, Cheviots or Cassimeres, at only $24.50. We're prepared to fit tiie man that’s hard to fit — short — stout —tall—or slim—come in and try one. Men’s Poplin Shirts $2.50 This dandy shirt value is heavy weight mercerized poplin. Plain white, tan or gray. They'll stand a lot of wear, and’ they’re dressy. Ex- ceptional at $2.50. This Easter Make It a MALLORY HAT $5.00 All the new Spring blocks in Black, the Grays, Brown, Tan and the Greens. Can’t beat ’em at $5.00. _ Ripple Crepe Four-in-Hands 95c Another sHipment of Ripple Crepe wrinkle-proof Ties. Made of silk-and- wool materials, and are guaranteed. | That’s*why they’re so popular. All new designs and colors, 95c. , Just Inside Second Avenue Men’s Shop fiance, Now non St Saturday—Last Day of the Nemo Corset Demonstration Bring your questions and troubles to this experienced representative—she can answer them for you. Corset Service Shop—Second Floor—The Bon Marche Easter Capes for Tiny Tots $1.95 Knitted Capes in fancy weaves make adorable and practical wraps for very young persons. These are finished with a becoming roll collar, and come in shades of Papas pink, blue and Religious Articles for tri i rasti ° ae rimmed in some contrasting Thoughtful Easter Gifts _ Newest Spring shades are expressed in clever little button-front and slip-on Sweaters, priced at $1.95. Second Floor—The Bon Marche Prayer Books, Bibles and articles for Easter Gift giving. Book Section—Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche many other Foods for Your Easter Dinner Ham prices are going up-but not at The Bon Marche— Arrmourt ec onono x irmow =) While this carload Sug muuse Proscevsy —I lot lasts, lb. 28c Armour’s Star Eastern Ham Finest corn fed stock, 1 by the whole or half ham. Get yours while th 'Y last Armour’s Star Sliced Codfish Chunks, nice white meat, Ripe Olives, nice and meaty, freshly smoked and sli Ib, 22¢. 51¢; % ib, 28¢. Jilg's W ladteniad Bon Marche Little Pork Sausage, meat Bon Marche Mayonnalse, made lad Bon M » Pot |, made weveral times da ib, Bile. Teshly Churned Creamery But- with our delicious mayonnaise, Choice Kipperec simo! 1 ter, Jersey brand, Ib, 50¢. Ib, 15¢. . tr aes he pe Gees 4 Kinds of Paul’s pl Seat seal Hot Cross Buns 50c Lb. Jams 20c Each 2 Ibs, for 95¢. 25c Dozen A fitting addition to your Easter feast. Ro daily. Genuine Mocha Gpecial Baster Orar navels, 20¢ dozen, B5¢. Special Pure Black Pepper, % Ib, 10¢; 1 Ib., 18¢. Perfection Coffee | Very delicious, put up in tall Jars—very specially priced, Bon Marche Bread, for the day, special, 12¢ loaf. Faster Cakes, 86¢ each Kaster Pastries, 3 for 25¢, Woodsboro, Maino, style Sugar Corn, can, 10¢. Damask Rose Sugar Peas, nico and tender, can, 15¢, Bulk Cocoa, 10¢ Ib,; 2 ths, 19¢, Round Layer Cake, 45¢. Old Pal Cut Stringleas Beans, Genuine Orange Pekoe ‘Tea, aster Rabbits, 10¢ each; 3 for can, 11¢. black, 40¢ ib.; 2 lbs. for 754. 25¢. Paut' i of Meisk Gpecial Prunes, large, 106 aul's Jellies, 7% oz. glass, 10¢, Ib.; 3 Ibs. for 25¢, Beechnut ghettl or Pork and "0 Soy," the perfect Custard F Beans, can 16¢. Powder, any flavor, 10¢ cach; | Special Easter Lunch] tmportoa Norwouian Sardinon, % 4 for 25¢. vizo cans, 109, at the Counter—45c Half Spring Chicken, Potatoes, Braid'n Bevt ‘Tea, 95¢ Ib. Free sample with o the cotfea ne ¥ purchase from Upper Main Floor jon. Bpecial Green Tea, 25¢ Iw: 2 Green Peas, Hot Cross Buns, Special demonstration of dainty Ibn. for 45¢, Apricot Cobbler, ana cookies, Nabisco, Anola, Lotus, MWip-0-Lite Maryhmallow Cream Gottés or Mitte and Harlequin Wafers, for the for your Easter ca E i day, 36¢ Ib; average 3% Ib, Upper Main Floor, 5 calashanisantianinlaii sic fections, BG¢ jn Upper Main carton, $1.20, Bakery, Upper Main Floor. PIKE STREE®T. 1} Radiant Easter Fashions—a The Bon Marché E—UNION STREET Big Opportunity to Save SECOND AVEN 5 4 Peg ay xe Neckwear to Complete the Easter Outfit Dainty Neckwear 95c Vests and Collar Sets of Venise lace and embroid- ered organdy, and Peter Pan Collar and Cuff Sets of eyelet embroidery and fine Venise. A few Net Collars in bertha and bib effects Linen Net Guimpes Handkerchiefs $2.95 25c¢ Each Full body Gute round iy etectn,” $2.7 do Lawn Marabou Handkerchiefs Neckpieces $4.95 18 Each bbon prints Dainty Easter Neckwear 59c Embroidered organdy, Venise lace and eyelet ef- fects, in both white and cream. Styles are Tuxedo and Peggy, and vests with collars. A very unusual assortment at this low price Upper Main Floor “Perrin’s” Gloves for Easter “Narcissus,” Lovely New Gloves $4.75 Pair Beige and Tan, and Gray and Rose These Kid Gauntlets are as new and crisp as their name flower, which is artfully inserted in contrasting color on the wide cuff. The cuff is lined with soft silk. Upper Main Floor Women’s Easter Hosiery Full-Fashioned Silk Hose $1.95 Pair Some all silk from top to toe, some have hems of lisle, and others are glove silk in lace effects. The colors are black, white, brown, tan, gray, taupe and nude, but there is not every style or size in each color. In the lot sizes range from 81% to 10, “Weldrest’”’ Silk Stockings $1.50 The popular panel-back, in a good quality semi- fashioned hose. Double heel, toe and sole. In black, white, brown and gray. Silk and Fiber Stockings $1.00 Semi-fashioned, with double heel, toe and sole, In black, white, brown, gray, castor, beaver and pongee, Upper Main Floor—Tho Bon Marche Glove-Silk Vests $1.85 Bodice style with shoulder straps of silk jer- sey. In pink and orchid. Silk Bloomers Silk Union Suits $2.95 $3.95 Glove silk, well reinforced. Knitted Silk Union Suits, Mastic band at top and knee, bodice style. Ribbon shoulder Pink straps; kneo length, Pink Upper Main Floor—The ton Marcho ASTER Candies of every description decorative and wholesome. Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche Last Opportunity to Secure Easter Millinery 500 Beautiful Hats Crowning Glories at $7.50 For a complete Easter—a new hat is necessary —and with such beauties for so little—no one should be without. An unus y large collection of Milans, Milan hemps, novelty straws—some com- bined with fabric Wreaths—start a few of the é bows—bright fruits and lovely-toned contrasting facings are ornments that go to make these hats most becoming. Children’s Adorable Hand-Made Easter Hats at $3.95 Oh, but they are beauties—of soft Swiss straws in any number of styles, with unfinished silk sashes, ribbon streamers and hand-made flowers. —Also Tailored Hats of patent Milan in many colors, $1.95—of Java straw, at $2.95. —Winsome little Leghorns with hand embroidering and ribbon trimming, at $7.50. ] only Third Floor—The Bon Marche Children’s Day Brings Get This Splendid Special I hy Purchase of : ais Girls’ Easter Coats WL | at $10.95 Strikingly smart coats, that would ordinarily ! sell for much more. The materials are chin- , chilla and velour, and they are made with the delightful inverted pleat or flare backs which mark the exclusive sport models. Some are loosely belted. Sen Trimmed with silk stitching and novelty buttons. Shades of jockey, jade and buff. Sizes 8 to 16, Second Floor—The Bon Marche Boys’ Easter Suits of the Better Kin $13.50 to $18.50 Every suit with 2 pairs of knickerbockers New arrivals that will suit the boys, Latest style models in all the popular shades. es 7 to 18. BOYS’ BLUE SERGE ) CHEVIOT 2-KNICKER SUITS FOR CONFIRMATION—$12.50 TO $18.50 Boys’ Tom Sawyer Shirts and Blouses Guaranteed Fast Colors—95c to $4.00 Juvenile Suits Boys’ New Top- $6.45 to $12.50 Coats A pleasing assortment for small lads of 4 to 8 — Middy, Balkan, $5.95 to $13.5 Eton and Junior Norfolk styles Snappy styles—with Well tailored—and in good pat- terns. Boys' Now Hats, correct stylos, 81.25 to $3.00. ya’ New Caps, 95¢ to $1.95, Upper Main Mloor—The Bon one weaves— y mixtures, s, BO¢ to Children’s Easter Stockings Easter Footwear for Girls and Boys Growing Girls’ Novelty Pumps $4.95 Boys’ Heavy Ribbed Cotton Dressy and pretty is this Stoo sublo foo! tent sat : ° s Anita dagie “Baska, “At new style of Pump. Broad, B5¢ palr—9 pairs, 81.00, one-strap style, 2-button pat- Misses’ fino gauge Cotton Hose, tern, All patent, or patent double heel and toe, Black, with brown buck nt ey ace white and brown, At 35¢ quarter Goodyear welt sewed les y nd rubber heels, Sizes 214 to 8—widths, A to D, Boys’ and Men’s New Oxfords pair’ pairs, $1.00, Boys’ “Cadet” Stocking: ribbed, with dov solo and knoe brown, at 5O¢ pair, Misses’ Fine Lisle, in black, white and brown, At 60¢ he 1, . nck and uther with Good s and rubber 's Lisle Socks, Ianoy : ie ann 1 tops, Wide range of hie + to % $400 At 5O@ pair, Sizes 9 to 1 h—1 to per Malin Moor to C1 $5.00 The Bon Marche Aronia Cig Te Upper Main Floorn—Tho Bon Marche