The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 27, 1924, Page 14

__$THE SEATTLE STAR NOL 5} Hit by Propeller, FIND BEER IN AUTO County Pays Phone Seattle Auto Men RAPS ‘SCH Navy Officer Dies | * Bill Under Protest to Ellensburg Meet THE BON e Civil Service Bureau Hits , 8 ; i A Correspondence Courses ‘ e e » \ Radio Fans Will Aid SAYS SHE KEPT HUSBAND | Here's for a Day in the Open The last summer holiday! Surely we'll all spend it doing whatever outdoor things we e most for—and half the pleasure of the day will come from being properly togged for comfort and looks! Khaki—Corduroys and Tweeds nd those practical outing garments—serviceable, and appropriate—at prices which do not IS necessary wear seem an extravagance ct 7OU will f make Khaki Knickers and Breeches, well made; all sizes, Corduroy Knickers, to match coats, $4.95. $1.75 and $1.85. Tweed Knickers, $2.95. Extra sizes, $3.45, Khaki Hats in becoming shapes, 95¢. Tweed Sleeveless Knicker Suits, $4.95. Extra Khaki Middies and Shirts, regulation style, $1.95. sizes, $5,95. Khaki Wrap Skirts, full cut, $2.95. Tweed 3-Piece Suits—Coat, skirt, knickers, $19.75. Khaki Coats to match skirts, $3.95. Imported English Wool Footless Golf Socks, $2.75. Corduroy Coats, nicely tailored, $7.95. Linene Dusters, reduced to 05¢. Second Floor—The Bon Marche “Apron Thursday” Brings 5 For Those Occasions When “Waxing and Polishing” Four New Aprons | 7 Y= wish Outfits $2.95 $] 95 |. Be Unbobbed! FOR THURSDAY SHOPPERS ordiaily invited to a demonstration “Old English” Waxing and Pol Sateen, black with blue dot and br with white ishing outfits, con- sisting of trimmed; new ) stenciled ging hams In many pretty plaids, Ince trimmed, 36-Inch Unbleached and guaran. 1 “Old English Waxer and Po bher Second Floor—The Bon Marche 1 half-pound can of “Old English an of “Old Brightener 1 one pl Englts teed for reas- ‘Jomo | “Muslin 12Vac Fine 3,000 yarde—-full bolt perfect goods ediu: I "ped mtth al. | cian,” — =m | Tea@ Pots ored sateen, in Two styles from brown, black Dress Gingham 19c favy and tan, 2,000 yards—fine quality; good } 1 Cc and new lovely and checks; 3 hes wide, lengths i da. colors in crepe Best qualtt trimmed with Scout Percales 15c fot black ea bate : 26 inches wide—tiny Tea ¥ the group. nm Sizes colors; 1,800 5 eled as ~.*. 36 to 4h vt sorted size Second Floor—The Bon Marche Union St. Basement 4 \ Only a Few Days Left in Which to Shop Before the Opening Days of School The Bon Marche is in readiness to fill the needs of the hundreds and thousands of boys going back to school Tuesday. Mothers—let us show you what excellent values we have! Real Boys Like T hese Wool School Frocks : Middy ND there’s no wonder they do! fuss with making a Great big warm rough-neck fel- lows in school colors! Double elbows— school dress when so little for longer wear. Heather body color- ings, striped on collars, cuffs, chest and at the bot- tom. Sizes 26 to 38 {money will buy such orig- Other Middy Sw eaters in school colors or in buff, ij inal little frocks as these. seal, Oxford and heather body shades, school striped, J French serges, flannels and $5.45 to $8.45. soft new dress woolens, ; trimmed with embroidery, Boys Jersey Sweaters $2.50 buttons and colorful braids. OOD quality—and just the thing for school wear. All wanted colorings, Turtle, V or snap style neck. In all wanted color- and sizes 7 to 14. : Second Floor—The Bon Marche ings. Main Floor—The Bon Marche In The Bon Marche Food Shops The Bon Marche Is Ay Vee —you will find wholesome foods, nicely displayed, and attractively priced. An Unusual Selling’ oe Broken Sliced Bon Marche Thousand With School Supplies Crystal Domino apple 221 Island Dressing Lb. 35c C S 4 , firm fruit In syrup Globes ane Sugar, 1 Solid Packed ‘Tomatoes, one of Alwayn fresh and uniform in Box oe tsa sana uae ae Delicious with vegetable 85c Each cans, 15¢; dozen, $1.76. salad, Regular 2-pound boxes—to $0 Red Salmon, fine Alaska. Socke 6 Inches in diam at less than wholesale Thursday eye: can 20 Freshly churned Creamery But- eter—up to. date as long as we have any. ¢ Better Buy Brand Yellow Free {*% Tesular high grade butter; Only one box to # customer, t aches, in syrup; can 18¢; | 44¢. with wire stand, Water Colors 2 tor B54. itt’ , : é i Chocolate and Jelly caiifornia tome Brand ‘Tomato ee a BUoL. eam | ranch Mharpeness, 06: 40c Box Rolls, 2 for 36c Catsup, 16-02. bottle, 22¢. J Slate Pencils, 2 for B¢. Mijton Bradley Water Col Delicious Pastry for picnics, 20¢ Bon Marche Olives, full pint jar Armour’s Star, Swift's Premium, | Note Books and Compoultion Books, ors, containing § pans of rare of large ‘ede olives; pt. 28¢. pire Bacon, Ib, 48¢; % Ib. Be and 10¢, semi-moist & a Jilg’s Weiners, made of best ¢ Paint Pans at Be. Bingipole Sponge Cakes at 35¢ ingredients; Ib. 28¢. Drawing Tablets, B¢ and 10¢ each. Paint Brushes, BE cach Bon Marche Bread, big loaves, Kippered Salmon, freshly cured Orders of $5.00 and more are | Composition Books with stiff-back Compasses, 25¢ and 50¢, 2 tor 194. and smoked; ib. 21¢, delivered without charge. covers, 20¢ and 25¢. Protractors priced at 10¢. Butterhorns, topped with nuts, Main Floor—The Bon Marche Rules indispensable for schoo! 2 for 15¢; 5 tor 25¢. needs, Ge, 10¢, 15¢ and 25¢. or Counter Lunch—35c Webster's Handy Condensed Home-cured Corn Beef and Dictionary, leatherette Cabbage bound, 7O¢. Sleamed Potatoes Pencil Boxes, containing 6 Bread and : penc son holder, 1 pen 10 Roll a In mode ; r, 1 eraser, for Sotfee o} D NOM 5 5 D DW ¥ 50d. ats Ya alent pater s PIKE STREET—SECOND AVENUE—UNION STREET —SEATTLE he Main Floor—The Bon Marche |___ PIKE. Strieit—siconD ‘AVENUE—UNION STREET—searTLE | 1 Johr Misses’ and Growing The incomparable value and hard-u Eastern manufacturer, known for his concessions in order to boost our Baby Zep ming whit mt d with ‘pi buds. cunning models in all bargains Lot 6—Hand Made Sacques bined with fiber Lot 7—Sacques and Sweaters Beautifi y made in zephyr yarns in many lovely styles. Splendid 1 49 value. . signed to In all the of sturdy 7 to 17, to 11% splendid value, Comfortable and practical and with that “second look” appeal which most women covet, Black, Brown, Kit Fox and Russet SCHOOL OXFORDS Black and Brown Calfskin and Patent Leathers to make an appeal to thrifty mothers. Good leather soles—Goodyear stttched, with rubber heels. Creased vamps, as pictured; aleo with broad toes. Neatly finished and well made. Very Special Purchase of High Grade INFANTS’ KNIT GOODS condition and made of good quality yarns and in cunning styles. Lot 1—Knit Capes n with sleeves trim Lot 2—Knit Sacques Lot 3—Wool- pat Rider a Fiber Caps, with wool linings Lot 4—Wool Bootees Wonderful selection in clever pink blue combinations. Splendid 29c Lot 5—Knee Length Bootees 4 ne zephyr wool with fiber combi. BABIES’ RUBBER PANTS 25¢ Natural color in small, medium andlarge sizes, BOYS’ 2-PANTS SCHOOL $°7.95 SUITS £ Specially chosen hard wearing materials, de- Dress him as well as his little playmates and bring the joy of equality into his young life. Good clothes form good habits— start him right while there is yet time. Large assortment of patterns, colors and materials, in sizes Others grouped at $8.65—$9.45—$10.50 BOYS’ and GIRLS’ SCHOOL STOCKINGS Heavy ribbed for BOYS, with very clastic legs and double a hae linen heels and toes—black only—sizes 6 For GIRLS—mercerized lisle, English rib elfects, in C black, cordovan, camel and beige, in sizes 6 to 81a. Really Reataps cece eee od ae 17. Ideal for school wear. MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT |p The Very Latest Styles You Are Looking for, at the Very Price You Want to Pay! in Mobilization Day Ds EOS ; : . : a ; ' : ; 90 ; flagship avone. [a8 messenge and raliy | "0 28 SEARCH FOR HUSBAND On Sale for the First Time BOLIVIA AND BLOCK POLAIRE! ves and cuffs; traight line effects nie ¢ Girls’ caring qualities of this group combine high grade merchandise, makes big price Department. All garments. are in perfect “m 98¢ roo! Lot 8—Knit Caps Large selection in all-wool and wool-and- fiber combinations—toques—others with 59c earlaps. Lot 9—Drawer Leggings All wool in white only. Link-and $1 29 link stitch, with feet. Ms withstand the hard knocks of school life. snappy styles that appeal to the hearts young fellows. 3 for $1.00