The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 26, 1924, Page 12

THE SEATTLE STAR Wise Words to Saturday Shoppers —Courtesy—Economy—The Bon Marche if) SRE Se Children’s Cotton Knitted | Manuf acturer’s Samples cae Union Suits Rayon Vests 02- f- Hats in Autumn Styles aa yon Vests | Novelty Jewelry 98c Ea. Hundreds of the season’s favorite styles oe and novelty rayor Phis is only a fraction of the real valu —in silks and velvets—and all the fashion- | eS ee tard aad | ced tes es | ok ecemaly ow prions 7 Jue eral gf eh for girls. Sizes 2 to 16 yon shoulder’ strap ? Main Floor—The Bon Marche orchid, peach, rose, flesh, Women’s Cotton | Nile and ciel blue. Union Suits $1.25 Women’s Full-F ashioned | @ Imported Sateen Fall- weight underwear in three styles—high neck! | Bloomers $1.00 w long sle 8; Dutch | @rripep import ‘ eveless or ankle and. w neck either kr lengths. Size crepe, all shades, $1.00 Main Floor—The Bon Marche Second Floor—The Bon Marche Saturday—Children’s Day at The Bon Marche Come to The Bon Marche where there are plenty of winter wearables for boys and girls Girls’ School «4 Coats $10.50 ~~) LAIRE, overplaids, velours and other \ fleecy-faced fabrics—nicely tailored into smart little wraps which are youthful and serviceable. Some are finished with fur col- lars—and others stitched with heavy rayon. In tan, brown and blue. Sizes 6 to 14. Jv Girls’ Wear, Second Floor—The Bon Marche New Coats and Dresses —Selected for Style, Value and Economy $94.50 - for Girls $4.95 ITTLE dresses, fash- joned with a dis- tinction and individu- . ality unusual in frocks at this price. Serge, wool crepe, flannel and jersey —trimmed with embroidery, applique and 97 Boys’ Rain Coats | f | | uses of contrasting fab- Bought at Extreme Savings} (/ [4 ries. In all wanted col- You benefit by the transaction! | } | ors, and sizes 6 to 14. 61 Gabardine and aS €2Q Second Floor Whipcord Raincoats ; : aa ok a Boys’ Sturdy “Standwear Dressy, snappy styles for boys of 6 to 12. Just the thing you'll want, and at a School Shoes STRIKING VALUES Smartl y 4” Wool and Styled Silk Top-Coats Frocks low price. 36 Moleskin Coats $6.50 Wonderful coats, indeed, for the rainy days ahead. For boys of 6 to 18 years. Good looking and heavy enough for ser- School, Dress Shoes or Oxfords in over twenty styles. Butlt from vice as overcoats. In tan, brown and selected material over correctl} proportioned lasts. Goodyear welt sewed ae vel * a WNT. to? » als _ vice a and green | sslsted saatarial over correcti? proportioned is SES ETRY EATURING especially the new HARMEEN, tailored o1 elabor Other Rain Coats $3.95 to $22.50 ponetigh ies a bres Bion He te 4. $4.50 eh bry ee jean leather-finished fabrics — and ated with embroidery and ap- i 5 95 nes o 2, \. Sizes 6 to 10, a 8 H ; , 7 A A Rain Hats, 75c to $1.25 The Bon’ Marche | iUrlaine, polaire, blocked downy | p}ique, and crepe satin, bengaline, Growing Girls’ High Lace Shoes | $4.50 Made over footform or Misses’ and Children’s School Shoes dds firmly to wool and novelty Oxfords. Made : ji oe aE ite repletion for| with snap and scarf collars—and faille sap — Niels a ak offering correct} lined smartly with good quality the long slenderizing lines whic English lasts, of patent, style and depend-| crepe de chine. autumn favors, brown or black leathers. All leather, developed able quality, at a ‘ fhe “Standwear? Sweaters $5.95 | and ruboer heels. fives agit sreepaenaaed price which adds} | In pores Piirpenet ci, brown, In shades of brown, russet, shut- ie ‘ Ne Reel dae ogee ee ee oak leather soles and immeasurably tothe | kit fox and cinnabar. All sizes § 8 0] » TUSSEL, § Standwear” Suits, with 2) 7* G2. gymnasium rubber heels: pleasure you find] from 16 to 44. ter green, black, tan and navy. Knickers—$12.50 Slippers, sles 21% Sizes 814 to 11, 82.95 in the merchandise. : Main Floor—The Bon Marche to 8, $1.25 Sizes 11% to 2, $3.45 Second Floor—The Bon Marche Third Floor—The Bon Marche Lamps a = | { Ze, 18 Brass Key Sockets at 19¢. Cc Chain Pull Sockets, 39¢. Attachment Plugs, 12¢. is ean Iron Plugs at 23¢. amps, in 10, 2-way Sockets at 23¢. (cs Fuse Plugs, 3 for 10¢. The Bon Marche “Special” Hat $2.85 These hats have earned a reputation for wearing quali- fouiee Wika te ties. They are good looking, livered Handsome im ae uP a te eee : r styles, shades and blocks. Pitchers New Brushed Wool Cut Silk Sweaters Neckwear 95c A ranttonly. Dina Attractively Priced The very latest ideas in new neckwear—college stripes $4.95 and $5.95 and fancy patterns. The price is strikingly low. OAT, jacquette and golf-styled Sweaters—in all the rich shades for autumn wear, both plain and striped. i wae are ” : nf many pretty color effects, | Very fine, soft, quality brushed wool—warm, and still Men 5 Augusta Wool-Mixed si Economize in T he Bon Marche Food Shops Bon Marche Bread 10c Cottage Brand 2 loaves 19¢. as size 5 Pineapple, Can 25c Pilled Coffee ¢ Grids) Jaley’ alises on n syrup. Heechnut Urand Pork Hei ns Fresh Chocola Armour’s or Sinclair’s “'"**,J#" Hams, Lb. 28c cans. Small, choice hams clous flay y mt Swift's Honeless Cottage Butix, Jean and me Cups and Saucers, 10c pr. Thin white, imported China Cups and Saucers. None delivered at this price. Fancy Bacon, fanc stock; lean and choice Sig's Supreme Pork Sw Bulk Cocons excellent quality; aa Ke Bon Marche Mayonnzine. fresh and uniform; Ih Main Floor—The Bon Marche Sine Reduced to. G0e very dight. Union Street Basement 81.50 Size Reduced to 750 Second Floor—The Bon Marche" i Union Suits In three weights for Fall and Winter: Medium“light weight, short sleeves, $2.50. Medium heavy weight, long sleeves, $2.95, Heavy weight, long sleeves, $3.45. Augusta Union Suits are known for their fine finish Sig patter fitting qualities, They will give entire satis- action, jo TS A es a eS Saturday—Counter Lunch—35c Breaded Veal Cutlets Men's Shop—Lower Entrance Second Avenue 4 i