The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 25, 1924, Page 14

ee THE SEATTLE STAR H ER E 8 EX AM Sea ttle Artist Thinks i “Enon «7, <i one ee Titles SCHEDULE Sound Painters’ Paradise Give High School Entrance| Homsted’s Painting Tests This Week to Hang in Hall at W. S. C. P Autumn Hats! Style! Quality! => _ — —and only— Shirtings and Lingerie Wide Sweeping Brims! Off Face i Small Models! Close-I q 36-Inch English med Hats! Soft Crush pie able Sportswear! On y Broadcloth, 50c Buckram = Frames— e 7" lyon He : J well made 4 | Velvets avy | | | “Ruby Ring” Hose Arrive! The Same High Quality at a | Autumn Hig mercerize 1 tt ‘ ' Silk Faille! Taffeta 36-Inch Lingerie Ye ge rg ior | Lower Price! aa Charmeuse 50c =) 71 fecha | $1 95 coma 36-Inch Mercerized av cna shea ‘ - thru Poplin 50c aS | even 3 Pas 1 ws ; y Y ? | he esp a ; ' > teas Third Floor—The Bon Marche | newer ‘Sesh an a le tones. . run i i aa Unbleached Linen | . ‘ oe grom te-atetee eet T Pare eee e's Crash 124c Yard : Men's & - - se" an es a9 = Outing Flannel = le ra j THE BON MARCHE ” ee Pe @ ca, | Pajamas, $1.95 with flat winter t All sizes, in pink, blue, tan ribbons; brilliant buck- V tan, beige, bisque, gray, and helio stripes trong qualit les and pins; floating Z russet, burntcork, flame, Men's Sh S blues, and black, ~ \ stylish as if the ani ire eactical ya Linen Napkins $3.25 || {ruit; wide grosgrain \ Se A more. Shutter green, : . Destinguished by Their Quality of Fabric All good Boral pat and Beauty of Design! Third Floor—The Bon Marche scarfs and new feather pads. Salt’s Genuine Fabric-F ur COATS $2 4:50 Just Out of Their Boxes Every coat a beauty—Every coat a bargain! Set-on cuffs; large banded crush collars; side fastenings; I novelty embossed linings and good interlinings. Black—tan—oakwood—brown—sand—smoke- gray Boys’ Two-Pants School ¢ 2 SUITS*7® te lower Entrance Second Avenue eS Sl 2 MS oO E ee oe = The Bon Marche warmly wishes that all its young friends will have a wonderful school year—stuffed full of the good old work and play that keeps Jacks and Jills from being dull—and reminds busy mothers that there is wear here for school-going youngsters of every age—sensible, good looking, dependable wear. Priced to save on family budgets. ———School Clothes for Boys And Fellows 7 to 17 Will: Find Style and Service in Boys’ Two-Knicker Suits, $9.85 | ‘beh Ds LL-WOOL suitings, tailored carefully into attractive styies. Knickers are fully lined and the seams taped. In brown, gray, green and blue mixtures, Q SFR SSCFPO. Other Two-Knicker Suits $12.50 to $22.50 > All-Wool Middy Sweaters, $5.45 SS Te? Good weight, all wool. In all wanted school colorings. Sizes 28 to 38. Main Floor—The Bon Marche Boys’ School CAPS There Are Wraps for School and Dress Wear Among— Fur-Trimmed Coats, $14.95 The high quality of Tell workmanship and mate All-wool of mixtures in patterns with non-breakable visors. Sizes 6% to 7%. OO pari | School “Hankies ] Well tailored, up-to-the-minute models, in / gray, brown and other mixtures. | Linen and Lawn 10c ~ =: Imported soft - finished Shoes that fit the feet, fit the purse—and wear! lawn, plain white and em- is broidered. Pure linen, in 288 Pairs Women’s Brand New | white and colors. Pongee, rials make these better suits, The low prices make them better value. A large assortment of patterns and fine eee velour and smart blocked polaires, trimmed attractively with fashionable short-haired furs. Buttons and _stitchings are also cleverly used. In shades of tan, brown, green, rose and russet. Sizes 6 to 14. Girls Well-Made Coats, $8.95 Linen, 6 for 90c Pure white linen, fin- ished with 14-inch hem- Southern- Tie OXFORDS 6 for 9 Dunn & McCarthy 69 Brand Sizes 3 to 8. 8B and C Widths i laine, fully lined and nicely tailored. Many trim: stitched hems. In package furs, others with stitchings and rows of but ee ton. Plain and o cts, in wanted shades of Main Floor—The Bon Marche New American Lady Corsets | “Continental” Screen Protect and Preserve Your Good Figure! Doors Reduced OU owe it to yourself to protect and preserve the natural charm and grace of your good figure. And “Continental” Screen Doors with heavy hardwood frame wearing the right sort of corset—the one specially de- and covered with best black wire screening. signed to meet your needs—will provide that very pro- tection! gray, tan, green, russ and browns. Sizes 6 to Me Girls’ Wear, Second Floor—The Bon Marche Good looking, neat shoes in willow, brown, black, calfskin and black a patent leathers. Goodyear welted soles with rubber tips—plain toes—perforated trimmings. 8- and 4-eyelet styles. Splendid values. Brand New Shipment! GIRL’S GINGHAM SCHOOL DRESSES§Q: 5 Doors, 3 reduced to $2.20 reduced to $2.50 . reduced to $2.75 reduced to $2.95 reduced to $2.96 We have just received a complete line of Fall models in American Lady Corsets, Girdles and Combinettes. $3.90 Doors, You will be surprised and delighted with these new, modish and modestly priced garments, We also have a complete line of the American Lady Window Screens Reducing Girdles; also back-lace, Step-ins and Girdles— d made from pink silk-coated rubber fabric—with new Re uced patented feature which permits greater adjustability, Sizes Children’s Fine Ribbed || *'°' Five good = models in GS Girls’ School Dresses —the practical kind, yet dainty. “Continental” Extension Window Second Floor—The Bon Marche Sereens, made of hardwood, covered with best black screening. Delightful colorings in checks , 7 if and plaids. Well made and Seconds { Cc 3 for 50¢ with touches of embroidery, and trimmed in plain con: Elastic legs—seamless {eet—~in black trasting shades. Bargains that and cordovan, Sizes 6 to 9's. thrifty mothers should — not overlook! inches, 39¢ , 486 496 » SDE inches, 646 15 ins, S5¢ 2 6 : Our expert cor- P ; Se setiercs will gladly 800 Ser help you solve any S110 Sercens, : figure problem, K RBET—-SECOND AVENUB—UNION STREET—SHATTLE teen iemtinoatacsorpctianpet be Union Street Basement