The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 25, 1924, Page 12

__—THE SEATTLE STAR The Bon Y Mannish Coa?s—T will Wraps Advance With the Spring Mode! Fine Imported Coatings $ 75 Tailored Impeccably oon P COATS, tailored briskly in that RACEFL desired masculine way, with bound tinctiv seams and silk serge lined shoulders. touches of The coatings are fine imported tweeds wide, vivid and other plain imported worsteds. In favored shades. Second Floor—The Bon Marche Clever New Neckwear $1.95 Linen Peter Pan and Peggy Sets, trimmed with real laces; full body cream net guimpes, trimmed with frothy lace cascades, and straight novelty vests in Tux- edo style. Dainty Net Veilings, 50c Yard Plain and, fancy meshes, with self or contrasting dots. Black, navy and brown and other favored street shades. Wide selection of smart patterns. Main Floor—The Bon Marche Split Cowhide Boston Bags $1.45 ell made, with sewed and riveted handles, Finished with straps and buckles. In 14- and 15-inch sizes, Folding Shopping Bags 45c Good quality leatherette, which folds up into a very neat pocketbook, and which is a commodious shopping bag when opened. Strong and durable. Fourth Floor—The Bon Marche HENLEY’S “‘Rainbow”’ Ball- Bearing $ ] 0:2 Lawn Mower Four 14-inch tool steel, self-sharpening bla tes; open drive wheels and self. adjusting ball bearings. These features make tho mower easy to operate and highly serviceable, Other Henley Lawn Mowers $7.75 to $13.50 Union Street Basement In The Bon Marche Food Shops Bon Marche Bread, 10c Ghirardelli’s Sweet Ground With that home-made taste. 2 | Chocolate at Less Than Battery Butterhorns, topped with Wholesale Prices nuts, 2 for Ie, 5 for Delleloun Fig Cookies, bui eae § with figs, 200 1b. 2 ‘Ibs. ..ase | 21>. can Jeed Tutti-frutt! Loaf Cak the day only, euch ......” i! Cake (one Inyer De- vil’ z . one layer Angel Food), most delicious. While they last, each Armour’s Star or Swift’s Premium Hams, 28¢ Lb. Extra fancy corn-fed stock. Sold by the whole or half If, only, ib... .. 3 Freshly Churned Creamery ter, high-grade butter, tb. Swifts +12Te oan Te For Saturday only as tong as this shipment lasts “Town Talk” Blend Coffee 27¢ Lb. Only 2 lbs. to a customer Orange Pekoe Blend Tea Alec Lb. A delicious blend of black tea Only 2 Ibs. to a customer Red Alaska Sockeye Salmon, 20c Large cana fine salmon t- Ate Premium or Armour'n Heed Bueon, in clean, artons, 1b ve cann Sweet White Corn Mes 3 for r Tomatoes; fancy solid packed No, 2 cans, each the; 6 HOR a riats oh i 500 “Our Cholce” grated Pineapple, large No. 2% cana fine Ha- wallan fruit in syrup, can 2hes 4 for . i alad, made ir own may- ve ASE of fresh spices, Ib, ..28¢ freshly cured All select pieces, jarche Vota fresh daily with the same fine, Ib. Ehmann’s Ri alze, coal Pint Counter Lunch 35¢ Pork Chops with Brown Gravy Mashed Potatoes Bread and Butter Rice Custard Pudding with Vanilla Sauce, Coffee or Milk CAN 106 Yellow i Penehes, large halves peaches in syrup, can 20e Potted M Jor . = a California Home Brand Fine Tomato Cataup in t aizen; bottle t4e and .,..,.2 Happy Home Tomato Main Floor—The Bon Marche JL TWILL tans, grays, for women and misses. Soft, Supple Twills Designed for Dress WRAPS—dis- y finished with clever fur, embroidery or with Roman stripings. In soft and blue or black. Sizes For Spring Wear ” “Kayser Silk Gloves 8 Niece LASP style Silk Gloves, Paris point or embroidered backs, in four different weights. Shades of black, white, gray, brown, pongee, mode, beaver, mauve and mastic, $1.00, $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00, oH K GLOVES in 16-button length, - Paris point backs and double finger tips. Three different weights. Black, white, pongee, mode, beaver, mauve, mas tic, brown, gray and navy. $1.65, $2.00 and $2.50, ILK GAUNTLETS, made with cuffs in many new and clever ways Gray, white, French gray, mastic $1.75 to fancy mode. and pongee mauve, beaver $3.50, ILK GLOVES, 16-button length, with ruffled arms, in I . beaver and French g Main Floor—The Hen Marche “Phoenix for Women MEN’S Semi-fashioned Stockings of silk and glos; lisle hemmed tops and reinforced feet. Black, white, brown, beige, jackrabbit, gray, polo and nude. $1.00. OMEN’S Semi-fashioned Silk Hose, lisle hemmed tops and reinforced feet. Black, white, brown, flesh, tanbark, nude and gray. $1.35. OMEN’S Semi-fashioned Silk Stock- ings, double heels, toes and soles; elastic ribbed or garter hemmed tops of lisle. Black, white, brown, log cabin, cameo, nude, tanbark, beaver, beige, cin- namon and gray, $1.65. Marche Is Brilliantly Ready — g@ |WithAnswers for Questings of Spring Women’s and Children’s Spring Underwear tyle, kne ngth. Sizes 36 to 44, 75 OMEN’S fine Wea fiber striped, in sleevele band top or bodice style; knee Sizes 36 to 44, $1.25. ‘OMEN'’S fine Cotton Vests, sleeve less, band top or bodice style, in pink or white. 35¢—3 for $1.00. ‘IRLS’ Cotton Union Suits, sleev J knee length 2 to 16 years, at quality Cotton Ur length eless Sizes wuality Unior cot e qual ri band top; knee length length. White or ecru—6 to 16 S5¢. Main Floor—The Bon Marche * Hosiery and Children HILDREN’S fine quality Lisle Stock- ings, plain and Richelieu ribbed. In black, white, brown, gray, camel's hair, deer and beige. S5¢. HILDREN’S Silk and Glos Stockings, well made, with double heels, toes and soles; elastic ribbed top—4x1 rib. In black, white, gray and buck. $1.00, HILDREN’S three-quarter Socks, in solid colors, with roll tops. In black, brown, camel's hair, deer, beige, buck and gray. HILDRE 3 three-quarter Socks, with fancy colored roll tops. In black, brown, camel's hair and polo gray. 75¢. Main Vloor—The Bon Marche Saturday Is Always Children’s Day At The Bon Marche—where new ideas for the children are always to be found Wide Choice in a Special Group of Girls’ Swagger New Spring Coats Sizes 8 to 14, Priced Easily at Boys’ and Girls’ Footwear Growing Girls’ Strap Pumps $5.00 Stylish Dress Pumps, developed in All-patent, black suede, belse buck, or combinations of ‘patent with’ beige or gray quarters Semi-round toe last” with low heel and rubber toplifts, Sizes 2% to 8B. Misses’ and Children’s Tut Sandals In patent with cut-outs on vamp, with turned soles, Misses’ Jow Neeled, and children’s spring heels, Sizes 3 to 5, 81.05, Sizen 5% to 8, 82.35. Sizen 844 to 11, 82.8%. Slaen 11% to 2, 83.45, Boys’ White Duck Laced-to-T oe Play Shoes Sines 8¥4 to 2, R150, Sinem 21% to 6, $1.75. Sizen 6 to 10, SLES, Made with heavy white duck upper, black rubber trimmings, and heavy corrugated red rubber soles Third Floor, The Bon Marche Moatly in effective 95 plaids and plain e colors —_—___ OFT fabrics and colors, tailored deftly, with an eye ever upon the distinct boyish trend Full cut, with an alluring swing to them, and in a wonderful variety of of girlish modes. styles and colorings. Girls’ Wear, Second Floor—The Bon Marche ring Coats priced at PO.IS ° yery ttle Top Coats all ed man eo dress styles, smockings and cape backs Broadcloth, Velour and Polaire, in dine, rose, tan, gray and soft mix- tures Baby Shop—Second Floor Specially Arranged for Spring! 100 School Girls’ Wash Frocks $ 2.95 Sizes 8 to 14 ALUES which take all the blight of Spring sewing from the household and put a thrill in sunny school days! Crisp, bright little ginghams and chambrays, both plain and checked, and sunny combinations of gingham and crepe. Some made with bloomers. Dozens of lovely bright colors, and hosts of new styles Girls’ Wear, Second Floor—The Bon Marche Ny Dress-Up Clothes! for Little Men of 4 to 10 Dressy Spring Suits Made Middy, Oliver Twist and Balkan styles, of blue serge, tweed, cassimere and jersey, in the popular colors—$5.85 to $12.50. Junior Norfolk Suits Mannish suits in small sizes—straight pants—two pairs with each suit—sizes 4 to 10 years—$8.50 to $11.75. sleeves. colors. $1.95, Main Floor—The Bon Marche _— Natty Top Coats To go with the Spring suits. _ Raglan or set-in ° Made of tweeds and cassimeres in Sizes $5.85 to $16.50. Juvenile Caps Styles that are the proper thing for Spring. fabrics. Sizes 6 to 644, for boys 4 to 8—#1.65 and choice 4 to 9, at Latest REET—SEATTLE Newer Hats Have Wider Brims And Here Is a Special Group at $77.50 Smooth Leghorn Crepe and Braid Combinatior Pliant Milans Flower Clusters Rich Embroidery New Braid Effects of ait ummer Sn aa a a a Hats and Spring and mart] tres the tendency to sweeping brin This derful group inc millinery deftly made, crisp : fresh, ready for immediate wear, in styles for matrons as well as younger girls! Dress late Street The colors incline especially toward the new tans, cocoa, lariat, black and navy with vivid flashes of carmine and warm browns. Millinery, Third Floor—The Bon Marche Very Fine Milan Hats For Girls 6 to 12 $4.25 Reduced to IDE, rolling-brim sailors, finished with ribbon bands and streamers. Soft, and a beautiful weave. In black, blue and cocoa; Other hats, dainty silks and straws, priced from $1.95 to $4.95. Third Floor—The Bon Marche Men’s Novelty Shirts 1.95 Fine Count Percale With Starched Collars to Match Here's a style innovation that’s here to stay—col- lars to match your shirt in checks or stripes! A novel idea that is going to stick! And, then the new two- button barrel cuffs effect brings you right up to the’ minute! Black, blue and helio checks! Stripes in all colors! Sizes 14 to 17—sleeve lengths, 33, 34, 35. First Impressions Peretrate! —and favorable first impressions are easily created through our Two-Pants Suits First impres- sions leave their mark— become hard to obliterate, The man who is correctly at- tired has the edge on_ his fellows, for ap- pearances count — they inspire that “second look,” The practical adaptability of these suits insures sat- isfaction—the second § pair of pants doubles #* the wear. Big variety of styles and_ patterns. Hence the desirability of being on hand early Sat- urday for best selection.