The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 10, 1924, Page 8

ee ee eee EMPLOY 45 NE Mrs. Cosgrove to Rus for Elector SMUGGLE MEN? Charge Chinese Arriving in Trade Bureau Head Resigns His Berth Radio Lodge Will Initiate Postpone Fete of Mermaids and Men Acquit Wife of Murdering Man OY ROS TRAVEL Ciubs Will Attend Meet Board Increases Budget by ‘ AR A : stadnesiiinie Tee ) $63,000 Over 1923 ‘ SCHOOLS ARE GROWING 14 Higher Property Valuation |****\* appeal es cannes ~ ‘ committe iq Adds $25,000 Revenue $4,028 ‘ . ' uN. I ree 200 Amateur Opera-| re» tors to Meet in Seattle Alleged Gambler Pleads Innocence Abate Houses in Liquor Charges! ; Hotel Manager Is Defendant in Suit |: In spite o sig joying a f $65,000, the'total bu: THE BON MARCHE Bankes BASEMENT |b Tremendous cash resources, careful buying, con- stant cutting of overhead—all contribute to our low prices. Bargains always—that is the aim of the Bargain Basement. « . Oa RE 1,000 MORE SAMPLE Just in Time for Easter! For Street, Dance, Bress, Sport Materials: Georgettes Haircloth Viscas Straws Taffetas Hair Braid Crepe de Chines Styles: Large Small Pokes Off-the-face Turbans Close fitting Matrons’ The Bon Marche Depicts bey Fashions of Easter and adheres religiously to its policy of quality ear 8 at lowest cash prices. Trimmings: Flower Ribbon Feather Embroidery Novelty ornament Colored facings B ry —for Easter Days Charming Reasons for the Overwhelming Smartness of Blouses UITS may be swept to the gra- ciousness of afternoon and din- ner wear, with the wearing of one of these exquisite silk overblouses. Easter Suits A Specially Bought Group of Spring’s Boyish Models Deeply pas When have you seen such bar- gains? This collection has a sur- prise for you. Very few alike— all high in quality but low in Bloomers Fine ribbed with tailored Seconds tops and some bodice tops. In pink—of good quality— All are reinforced. Sizes 36 Sizes 38 to 46. to M4. Easter Frocks Silks of the New Season Fashioned Smartly and Priced Below the Usual Dress ROCKS as fickle and as variable as fashion’s fancy—all adroitly styled for any Easter wear. Crepe satins, printed silks and rich spirals —in shades of fleur de lis, sunset, mist, high blues and street shades, Second Flocr—The Bon Marche Children’s Mercerized C 1-2 Socks 3 for 50¢ Seconds All solid colors with roll Fine Twill $ In Blue, tops—sizes 444 to 7%. and Black, —————— . zi Hairlines —— > Gray, Tan RIMNESS—youthfulness—and dash! Quali-|} There are styles that stop just short ties most dear to Spring’s fancy. Beguiling|| of tailoredness, and styles that are pockets—twinkling fobs—snowy flashes of white |] divinely frivolous; and there js pique—and one, two and four-button styles. every smart Spring shade. Second Floor—The Bon Marche Second Floor—The Bon Marche Maid and Matron Modes Sport and Indi Yards 36-Inch ndian 25¢ Head yD. In white. Men’s All-Wool Knitted Cut Lengths of Heavy 39-Inch All-Silk Canton Crepes Blucher style in mouse brown elk leather with Good- year welts. Perforated trim. Sport Coats $3.25 An unusually ane sent shoe. Exceptionally har In brown, and bl Lape’ ibadihiec aistures. Bultable for wearing soles. eating. or work. Sey 38 Skirt and Waist Dress Lengths NEW HOUSE 7 os steed BUCO Lo congo es fe 25 1,493 Yards 40-Inch Ideal for Easter A wonderful quality of perfect Canton Silk in many different lengths. If you can use shorter lengths you get them Flock Dot 35¢ Voiles yp. Seconds Light and dark colors. at very much less than in the dress length, but all are es’ lly 1 r ; pecially low priced. 25 popular colors, black and white, ready sop co!onton’ for your inspection. Fabric Floor—Third—The Bon Marche Light and dark colored i Men’s Athletic chambrays and crepes, trim- med with organdie and rick- rack, in sizes 36 to 42. Fine ribbed, with tailored or bodice tops und loose or tight knees. Sizes 36 to 44. New Tailored OVERBLOUSES Tub : Silks styles ie paaegd white and Sith Pongee Tailored styles. Printed Crepes Attractive patterns trimmed with contrasting shades and fagot- ing. Tailored collars and novelty neck lines, TRICO-PLAID and TRICO-KNIT. NOVELTY WEAVE. Amoskeag ginghams in plaids and checks, trim- med with organdie, rick-rack and contrasting colored self material. Sizes 38 to 44. Good, serviceable light and dark colored linene, trimmed in self and contrasting material—some with hemstitched collars and cuffs. Sizes 38 to 46. Women's A, 8 49 nion Suits C Seconds Good quality with bodice or tailored tops. Sizes 36 to 44. Boys’ oys Blouses 15¢e Good quality pereale and madras. in the lot are many popular stripes and checky— also, pongee color, Sizes 8 to 16. Union Suits 85c Cool Fabric Suits for Spring and Summet Wear Well made, easy fit- ting suits in durable, pin checked nainsook —sleeveless and knee length. If you want comfort, combined with wearing quali- ties, be sure to visit the Men's. Shop , Friday Lower Main Moor— The Bon Marche New Sheer WhiteF abricsfor ConfirmationF rocks 44-INCH IMPORTED ORGANDIES 60c ] Pos aul ately sheer and evenly woven, Surprisingly ser- vices 44 INCH SWISS ORGANDIE AT 75e YD. | Fine transparent Imported Organdio—almost lace-like in quality, 50- INCH ,.IMPORTED ORGANDIE $1.00 || Beautiful, \and highly serviceable, The extra width 1s || highly valuable, 44-INCH IMPORTED VOILES AT bc I ddl ach oh aan which are durable and very 36-INCH FANCY LACE VOILE AT 60c || Lacy and lovely, with embroidered dots. Very fine quality fabrics. 45-INCH LYKLINEN AT 60c A YARD | rhage late even mercerized cloth, especially lovely Fabrio Floor—Third—The Bon Marche 2,000 Yards Floral Dimity, 20c 28 Inches wide; pretty little patterns in pink, blue, hello and tan, Lengths to 10 yards, 2,500 Yards 36-Inch Scout Percales, 15c Good looking figures, checks and stripes In desirable colorings. 1,500 Yards 32-Inch Dress Ginghams, 15c Checks, plaids and stripes, in pink, helio, tan and blue. 1,800 Yards 40-Inch Dwight Anchor Sheeting 25c Excellent quality, Lengths to 10 yards, Fabric Floor—Third—The Bon Marche *