The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 28, 1924, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR |Friday—Month-End Clearancel- the last Friday in the month—when all odd lots, discontinued lines, Many lots too small to mention, | ! Students Plan V odvil | Varsity and o Feature 1924 Produc- % , tion of ‘vrata = Spice t A day of extraordinary value giving at half price, others at less than half price. DRESS GOODS REMNANTS HALF PRICE Third Floor—The Bon Marche REMNANTS OF WASH GOODS HALF PRICE Third Floor—T he Bon Marche Damaged and Mended Silk Stockings—Half Price Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche ‘|37 COATS Tweed and Herringbone $5.95 6 Coats, formerly $15.95; 31 Coats, formerly $8.95 Second Floor—The Hon Marche 10 remnants are greatly reduced many go Silk Remnants—Half Price Fourth Floor—T he Bon Marche Juni REMNANTS OF DRAPERIES HALF PRICE Third Floor—The Bon Marche Soiled and Mended Silk and Fabric Gloves—Half Price Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche Girls’ and Babies’ Wearables Half Price and Less 157 Girls’ Apparel | 214 Baby Wearables $7.95 to $32.50 Silk-and-Wool Dresses | 93 $1.95 mail Beaver Hats reduced Remnants of Coatings Half Price Odd Lots Corsets and Brassieres Greatly Reduced Some are slightly soiled, and there is not every size in every style. 2-—-$6.50 Elaine Girdles of satin and elastic He duced to $4.96. +-—$5,00 Elastic Girdles, of heavy Reduced to ®2.45. $6.00 Elastic Girdles, 14-1ne length web. Reduced to $8.45. surgical 2—$5.00 American Lady Wrap-Around Corsets, reduced to O8¢. £0 C. B. Corseta, high bust style reduced to O8¢. irclet Wrassteres, front hook, re 5. nines 23 to now $3.98 to $16.25. 50—$8.95 to $24.50 Women’s Coats $12.25. 20—$3.45 to $12.95 slightly soiled Organ- dié Dresses now $1.73 to $6.48, and Small $4.48 to} Girls’ now 4 and 4 Middies, sizes 6 to 8, $1.00. 10—$10.95 slightly soiled Slip-on Sweat- ers reduced to $2.00. | 11—$1. 28—Regulation Middy Skirts, 4 Coverals | 25¢. 8—Odd Brushed Wool Caps, in brown, reduced to 25¢. 8—$1.25 Rain Capes reduced to 49¢. Sweaters reduced to 49¢, 6—$1.25 Corduroy Hats reduced to 49¢. 14—65c Bibs and Tray Cloths reduced to 13¢. variously priced, re- duced to 25¢. : | | | 129—Knit Caps, | Rival Brassteres, of pink mea) Se. W Sta-Down Brassieres, reduced Second Floor—The Bon Marche Importers’ Sample Laces 10c, 15c, 25c Each Many kinds ef silk, cotton and metal laces, in useful lengths for needlework and many trimming uses. Edgings, bandings and embroideries, in widths from 1 to $6 inches. Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche Baby Shop, Second Floor—The Bon Marche 5—$8.00 Maternity 82.95. “4 » Amer Ferris relshe ’ $1.60 If and Miss Jean Hopkins, University of Washington junior classman, who will appear Friday and Saturday evenings in . Maternity ‘Bressieres, cise 8 the Junior Girls’ Vodvil, in a dance and musical act written ' ana * | s—s1.00 "Ase “orn Me by Phil Hindley. Phot bred é } ge Variety is promised on the proyat Sherm: an Lady medium of Bandeaux, reduced to for the Junior Girls’ Vodv the annual theatrical show ut the University of Washington, to be} given Friday and Saturday evenings | in Meany hall. The acts are organized and writ-| ten by the students Ss romagagred without any faculty supervision. the tryouts, held in December, the best acts are chosen by a board of judges composed of students and faculty members. Participation ts IS MYSTERY open to all university students, but, ®* @ matter of custom, the show is| San Francisco piven under the patronage of the unior class fentininity Tickets are on sale for 60 cents stam She Bh Second Floor—The ‘Bon Marche Sweeping Clearance of | Winter Apparel—Half Price THESE PRICES ARE EXACTLY ONE-HALF OF THE ORIGINAL MODERATE PRICES! 175 Baby Garments—Half Price| Blouses —Half Price 14—$3.95 to $6.95 Sweater Sets reduced to | 5—$1.95 Sweaters reduced to 98¢. $1.98 to $3.48, 9—$5. 5 Infants’ Corduroy Coats reduced $3.98 | 11 were $17.50, now.........$8.75 24-956 Pi ‘ to $2.48. .-$4.48 | 2 were $16.50, now..°....,.$8.25 ee oe pe pte Gowns’ reduced. to: 459: 12—$3.95 to $9.95 Coats, sizes 2 to 6, re- . $6.48 | 12 were $19.50, now.........89.75 9—$1.50 Baby Gertrudes reduced to 75¢.| “duced to $1.98 to $4.98. He ' cae 11—29e pairs Panties reduced to 15¢. 93—$1.50 to $2.95 (sizes 2 to 6) Panty ----- $7.50 | 4 were $24.50, mow.......$12, 5—$3.50 Sweaters reduced to $1.75. 1 was $29.50, now........ rm Brassierea, reduced to 35¢. Y seats, for 35 cents will go on sale the nights of the | ciate penance in Throes of Vendetta Feb. .— one kidnapigg in r in recent weeks for evidenc presence of a band of | similar to the “mafia.” Rosslina La Fata was shot down jand killed outside a Filbert st, cafe ay His assassin ; Domenicki, produce merchant, killed jast week. few days ago was || Progresso cafe. Se Mimi Imperator, assasains escaped wealthy retired was robbed a Luigi Ruffo, a jot down in the eral weeks ago opera impreswario, was kidnaped by armed men but |; Tescued by police as he was et to be thrown into the bay 8 were $7.95, 8 were $8. 5 were $12.95, now. 27 were $15.00, now Private Evening. Big dance every Sat, Good tim All. MISS BRIGHT, 1604 4th at Pine.; Bn ata CASSIDY! ellington y ae fe The Perfect Coking Coal People who use Cassidy Wellington, call it that. It is a clean, washed, Properly prepared coal and will hold fire just the way you want it to. It is free from stone, or other ing aubstances, your grates and fili the ash pit. When you burn Cassidy in greater quantity carry less out to the ash can, Next time, specify Cassidy Wellington when gn wen Goon $12.25 “Per Ton At the Bunkers A Phone will Bring You ARRop a Load C US FC FERREE re tmoenT te y y y y y y Y ! y All four of these Italians have| om men of means and police are clined to endow all four affairs ith elements of mystery and link them with stories of activities ofa band of “avengers.” To find the cover what they, if they exist, have have set out to do. GORKERY SEEKS STATE BERTH Announces “Klan- -Fight for Lieutenant Governor Launching a and religious to the anti-pa campaign for “civil! erty" and oppased | hial school move-| ment which he lays at the door of shington state Ku Klux n 8. Corkery, Seattle at- defeated in the Tuesday pri- | maries for city council, Thursday | announced his candidacy for the of.| flee « Neutenant governor on the pro ‘e-republican ticket otestant church member favor of forcing | burch gc out of Washington. I think t is going too far,” he} declared in hia opening campaign but I'm Jorkery, a brother of Thomas! Corkery of Spokane, is a graduate of the University’ of Washington} und war once delegate to the Cen-! tras Labor council, URGES } BRIDGES | Brown Pleads for Okeh on Bonds From All Voters | An appeal to ail voters, regardless | of their choles for mayor, to vote for | the Montlake-Stadium and West 8e.| a sues wax made o, 3) Brown. | id now be com. | had not been * were author Mayor Brown | “The Montlake bridgo in the improvement that the North | End can obtain, and the Spokane st, bridge is an absolute necessity.” | avengers and dls | been avenging, is what the police | Dresses reduced to 75¢ to $1.48. Baby Shop, Second Fleor—The Bon Marche 149 Women’ S Silk and Wool Dresses— Half Price 31 were $23.95, now. now.. now. . . $11.98 -$12.38 -314.38 Clearance Handkerchiefs 2 for (5c Including a wide assortment of dainty | bor- | dered in novelty effects, embroidered and | Handkerchiefs in lawn and linen, hemstitched. Odd Lots Neckwear 85c Camisettes in fine net with novelty vests and net shoulder straps. Peggy Sets of Nets, linen lace trimmed, and beachcloth. Odd Lots Ribbons {9c Yard Perfect quality Satin Ribbons, striped, plaided and other popular effects. Wanted colorings, BR ab biack and white. Main Floor—The Bon Marche Women’s and Children’s Shoes—Half Price 73 pairs Women’s Pumps, Oxfords and | High Shoes, Half Price. 67 pairs Children’s Pumps and Shoes, . $16.95 . $19.75, "$22.50 6 were $55. 5.00, now. Odd Lots of Gloves Reduced to 39c Two-clasp Lambskin Gloves as well as | 2-clasp and strap-wrist Fabric Gloves. Silk and Fiber Vests Reduced to $1.10 (Seconds) Serviceable Knitted Vests, made in bod- ice styles, with ribbon shoulder straps. In | pink and white. | 36 Silk Umbrellas Reduced to $2.95 (Slightly Damaged) Standard size, 8-rib Umbrellas, with carved wood handles, finished with rings | or leather straps. In navy and black, Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche Boys! Odd Lots 25% to 50% Less A table piled high with desirable mer- chandise for boys. Broken lines and sizes in various good quality wearables. Boys’ Shop, Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche including Boys’ Shoes, Half Price. Third Floor—The Bon Marche JUNION STREET PIKE STREET 7 were $48.75, now. 0, now. 6 were $59.50, now... Second Floor—T he Bon Marche SECOND AVENUE Second Floor—The Bon Marche $24.38 “er 50 $29.75 2.50 75 ($39.75 7 were $65.00, now. 14 were $69.50, now. 8 were $79.50, now... 8 were $85.00, now. .. $42.50 2 were $100.00, now. .$50.00 60 Misses’ $15.95 Silk-and-Wool Dresses reduced to... .$7.97 Men! A Clearance Men's Brushed $2.50 41 Men’s Spring $24.5( Sweaters - - - - - Top Coals - - - Soft Brushed Sweaters in shades of brown, green and heather mixtures. Sizes 34 to 38. ’ * Men’s Woel-Mixed Heavy Wool-mixed Undershirts in sizes Shirts 36, 46 and 48, Men’s Color Border Handkerchiefs - - - - - Good-looking Handkerchiefs with woven borders in shades of blue, tan and helio. Broken Lines of 45c Men's Ties ------ Corduroy Pants Fancy Four-in-Hand Ties in a wide as- Sizes 40, 42, 44, 46, 48 and 50. sortment of patterns and colorings. Formerly $3.45 and $3.96. fabrics. Sizes 88 to 44—14 formerly | $39.50; 27 formerly $34.50. i sede ean Wet 1 75 Convertible collars, with and wi belts. Sizes 84 to 48. Formerly and $39.50. 135 Pairs Men's $2. Work Pants - - - - All sizes up to 50, except 88 waist. Good weight, in navy, gray, wor mixtures and stripes. Lower Main Floor—The Bon Marche Children’s Gowns Formerly 95c - - - - - SEATTLE and 12, Second Floor—The Bon Marche Gabardine, whipcord and other woolen Good quality flannelette, in sizes 8 be :