The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 4, 1924, Page 10

eee - can ate, A New York Manufacturer’s Clearance Brought 70 Fur-Trimmed Coats A Special Offering of > Little Tots’ Coats of the better surt—in COATS ; the finest of the late winter $5 95 modes. Adroitly fashioned from ° silky pile fabrics, such as Lus- Chinchilla and Broad- tross, Formosa and Fashona, | ‘lth Poli tanned and trimmed richly with full- | swagger little styles furred Wolf, Fox and Siberian | that are becoming to es ey young persons, and and Viatka Squirrel. made very nicely. In shades of brown, navy, Kit- In pretty wanted fow and black, and sizes for | winter shades. rome’ 4 Sizes 2 to 6. women and misses. : ? Second Floot—The Bon Marche ee Clearance of “Kayser” | Clearance of Wool-Mixed Chamoisette Gloves $1.95 Stockings 95c Gauntlet styles with fancy embroidered cuffs. In gray, brown, bea- ver, covert and mode. Imported Fabric Gloves Reduced to 95c 16-button length and gauntlet style, with contrasting cuffs and em- broidered backs. In brown, gray, beaver, mode, oak and tan. Imported Lambskin Gloves Reduced to $1.45 Children’s Wool-Mixed Hose, Seconds, 50c In black and two-tone heather mixtures. Grouped from several broken lines of higher priced fabric gloves. | Full fashioned, with double heels, toes, soles and garter hem tops. | | Full-Fashioned All-Silk Hose Reduced to $1.95 | French clocks in the lot. 2clasp style, with crochet embroidery on the backs. Pique sewn. Double heels, toes and soles, with elastic ribbed tops. Sizes 6 to 914. In blatk, white, brown, tan and beaver. 2-Clasp Lambskin Gloves, Slightly Soiled, 69c Mostly white, with nicely embroidered backs. Mussed fin handling. able and warm. Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche Children’s Wool Socks Reduced to 95¢ Upper Main Floot—The Bon Marche 100 Women’s Wool-Mixed Union Suits (Slightly Imperfect) Reduced to Some show very slight imperfections and others are mussed and soiled from handling. In sleeveless, band top, ankle length style. Broken line of sizes. Upper Main Folor—The Bon Marche January Clearance 1,000 Little January Clearance Outing Gowns N eckwear 19c The lot includes Tuxedo style collars of Clearance of Odd Pieces China, Pottery, Silver- ware and Glassware Sizes 2 to 6. Made from Camisettes and Collars 95c Desirable pieces in silver-plated hollow- warm, soft outing flannel, in Bobbinet Camisettes, Val and Venise trim- ware, hand-painted china, luster china, pot- white and dainty colors, med; Tuxedo style vestees, trimmed with Val, tery jardinieres and useful glassware, all trimmed with braid. A very and bib collars trimmed with Venise. reduced from one-fourth to one-half of their good value. Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche previous prices, Union Street Basement—The Bon Marche January Clearance of Shoes Continues We will move to the Third Floor soon—hence these decided reductions. Women’s Shoes, Pumps and Oxfords, $3.95—$4.95—$5.95—$6.95—$8.95. Big Boys’ High and Low Shoes Reduced to $4.95 Misses’ and Children’s Shoes Now $3.45 and $3.95 Boys’ and Little Fellows’ Shoes $3.45 Misses’ and Children’s Shoes Now $2.95 and $3.45 Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche January White Sale of Bloomers The January White Sales offer special lots of white garments and fabrics— bought low and priced closely. Baby Shop, Second Floor—The Bon Marche YOU’LL LIKE TO SHOP in The Bon Marche Food Shops Bon Special Blend Coffee, 3 Lbs. for $1. HD Ite. Crepe Bloomers 89c Good quality wash crepe, cut full, and finished with ruffled knee. In plain flesh or flowered designs. An excellent value. Sateen Bloomers $1.25 < Imported sateen in flesh, honeydew and orchid. Well made and reinforced. Will not lose its sheen in laundering. Armour's Star or. Swift minm 1 Ib, 48e5 New York Sharp ¢ ful r. Lb. & f Yakima Children's Bloomers in same material, $1 CANNED FOODS Bor Marche Brei ud, 10¢ aaehops Siper Basin Bloor re Bow Mare PIKE ect cedes ape THE SEATTLE STAR In Full Swing! The Bon Marche’s JANUARY CLEARANCE and SALES of WHIT —Come—Share in the Savings the Two Important Events Offer You Januar aryClearance OVERCOATS Every Overcoat | instock is included, and every coat is | this season’s model -made this season. Imported and do- | mestie woolens—and | when we say ‘‘Wool- we mean that | every fabric is ALL $24.50 on $19. 75 $34.50 ims WA fi 50 ve Broken lines of sizes and incomplete range of colors. Both plain and Made with fancy roll tops, in gray and heather mixtures. Service- organdie and Venise lace and cream white . Cc linen collars and vestees with colored embroid- 4 to ess y weight) natural —good warm garments, 10 0All-Wool Mackinaws Radium Bloomers Reduced to $3.95 Many reduced below cost to clear immediatel expensive books yeu have been vy i i i Lustrous silk in flesh and white. Cut generously and beautifully finished. Hem- 5 7 sad. Shiese aitias stitched ruffles and touches of ribbon. um, EE y , aroons, dozen 18¢4 Second Floor—The Bon Marche rich and de a r M00. BAKERY Luncheon at the Counter, 35c LUNCH COUNTER of All Gray, Brown, Tan, Heather Mixtures, with plain and fancy backs. Half belted, belts all ‘round and no belts at Raglan and set-in sleeves. All sizes. Men’s Shop—Just Inside Second Ave. Entrance, Near Union January Clearance of Men Furnishings Men’s Underwear Men’s Wool- Men’s Night $1.25 Garment Mixed Socks Shirts $1.75 ; 35¢ Pair Secs Men's Shey ee Inside the Lower Second Avenue Entrance JANUARY CLEARANCE | IN BOYS’ SHOP $9.85 Sizes 9 to 16 Just when you need a warm coat for chilly days! Yoke back with inverted pleat and all-around belt. Big shawl col- . Very good coats—a very low price! 52 All-Wool Middy Sweaters Reduced to $7.85 834 to 38 in school colors. Jumbo weave. Buff bod- s and school stripes on sleevés and chest. Boys’ Wearables Reduced 25 to 75 Per Cent Reduced to 10c 7 Knitted Toques Re- ; Reduced to 25c duced to 65c ats Reduced to 59c¢ 111 Soft. g Stiff 1- s Reduced to 95¢ ta otge in ig 15 Hats Reduced to $1.45 lars Reduced to 5 152 Knitted Beanies Re- 36 Pairs Knickers Re- duced to 10 ducedsto 98 123 Knitted Beanies Re- 12 Pairs Knickers Re- duced to 25c duced to $1.95 7 Knitted Toques Re- 23 Pairs Knickers Re- duced to 50c duced to $2.75 Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche January Clearance of Books A rare chance to have the more little money. The January CLEARANCE Sweep our racks and table|| RAPS clean of winter merehan. fj MRS dise and afford big savings| i to you on finer winter gar} & ments and accessories! |) Woman Candidate The Star re cussing Mrs. fob and her ¢ oralty. yaitor The Stai A year ago ously demand ficial who re should resign. Walter Meter counsel if he Personally, 1 was justified in that no person ‘other offices wi Councilman EE mended for race for mayo! 4o me thst -o7 would compel to do the same’ why should roll and spend. i for a $7,500 shouldn't The 8 resign, just ‘Meler resign? The fact ss knows she Pshance in the publicity for hi Reset be madi Brown, who fi get some of ti “moral” vote, ibly get and in or Ericl fears, if he i ‘ace to make in Mrs, she will n and that after herself in the pt Yotes of unthii figure they cou against present yoting for a w have her $3,000 cilwoman. If sii about running doesn't she do and resign? Thi $3,000-a-year job BS hut she in willis time to get som and Help "Doc" J primaries. AM. DISAGRE | RESIGN ek rather forcibly. ti sign his office other, L was in perfec Suggestion at ask you to chan tablished reputati of ‘the people hi obligation and only source of 1 I have in ‘Oliver Erickson weight Outing |] Ie ts electea to thal 3 pairs $1.00 Flannel Night Shirts, | Just @ broader fi shi ? : ° But if he is d gray Shirts and Drawers Men's medium heavy . : aie 4 i Wool-mixed Soecks—in made with : military col | ee ie oe black and Oxford—all lars. Full size, well made the enemies of at a low price. sizes. and splendid garments. with a double pui for mayor and ¢ city council. He has decla: resign, bat it do for him to be g of honor and pitt scrupulous metho ‘of public ownersif NATION ‘CHILD TACOMA, Jal National search, ¢ the United States started by 1 lumberman, in- an his two children Were kidnaped by is former wife, ini fame known here tches from V to the effect that] mf state had- taked Mrs. Eurle Stantf Wife, was given children saree the WWhile Hint Test of the ye Tn July y are cith Canada and has en Pe government. he children ai Hill, 12, and Ja: Tho first dance siven by the Will be Third ave tation is friends extended EX-SEATTLE ght and om her hu frous : woman | Years.”