The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 20, 1924, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR 3 COUNTY WOMEN! eo Pardon!| LURLINE TO SAIL s>owc:'sots!, LABOR IN JAPAN WIN HONORS W. C. T. U. Prizes Awarded to Seattle Members on Passenger List Bills Introduced —— Outstanding Values at The Bon Marche——= 80 New Winter Sport Skirts Bought far ae ae S Below Regular Surplus — Price Offered to You at a Very Great Saving, Indeed! F ‘OR winter wear pleated and wrap styles vie with each other for popularity—and this group includes the smartest of both modes. Shadow plaids, shadow stripes, dash- ng, large checks, plain wool crepes and soft camelaires in wood tones. ~KIRTS are nicely tailored and generously Pleated styles cut. The colors are the newer sweater from plain and striped materials in many shades Turkish ENS oa Low Prices! Note the large and varied assortment to select from. Now is the time to stock up! ™ Bleached Hemmed Towels 124¢ *: a emmed Turkish Towels, 15¢ Good, firm Turkish in a good size for hand us ed towels—w will give le } tones Second Floor—The Bon Marche ‘Go 19x33 Good Weight Towels, 17x: 34 ici Turkish eaiele . g > Bleached hemmed towels, good quality Turk- 19% x 5 Ha 25. 2,255) Fancy towels, good quality Turkish, pat- 39¢ 21S ish—suitable for hand or bath use. erned in pink and blue 22x42 Double Thread Towels Se eT ne’| 20x38 Fancy Turkish Towels ish—good, heavy s 4 m Bleached Turkish—heavy and of splendid 39¢ highly. absorbent ’ Good looking patterns—fine, heavy quality, A5¢ SSSR Le RR Ey wearing quality. in pink, blue, lavender and gold Third Floor—The Bon Marche 36-Inch 27- and 32-Inch 36-Inch 82-Inch Bleached Muslin 10c Dress Gingham 15e Daisy Outing 25c Devonshire Cloth 29¢ 1,200 yards; light weight— a y ald and 800 yards, finest grade Renfrew Devonshire, fast free from dressing. In lengths ; te ce! a Outing Flannel. In lengths to colors, in checks and stripes. to 10 yards. ‘1 acti 8 yards. Lengths to 15 yards. ‘Third Floor—The Bon Marche ——Little Tots’ Winter Fashion Show The Bon Marche Baby Shop invites you to view a modeling of winter fashions for lads and maidens between the ages of 2 and 6, including correct, new apparel for every need from “good morning” to “good night.” Tuesday and Wednesday, at one and two o'clock in the after- noon, in The Baby Shop, Second Floor. Newest Toggery for Young Persons An Unusual Sale of 150 Eepeh sus $395 Winter Hats Dresses—with long waist and a saucy, abbreviated skirt and a becoming neck which buttons up to the chin. Sizes 2 to 4, in French blue and a warm brown. | irae cbacen er Little brother’s suit is one-piece wool jersey—made @ 1 / | with short trousers, which smartly reveal bare knees a ra fo 3) ied In red and white and tan and white. A g ably! Soft embroidered models in silk velvet, with Fur-Trimmed Brushed Wool | _. | metal tracery! Fine felts finished smartly with silk COATS Sets ~~” | and with trig bows! Gleaming hatter’s plush, with | sleek postilion crowns—or softly off-face brims. up to $6.95 $25 Sweater, cap, leggings and a jolly pair of mit- Dress wraps of fine tens form a set which is broadcloth, trimmed distinctly good looking smartly with beaver and and very warm! In pretty with self tuckings. Dozens of styles to meet any hat need fashion- In black and all wanted winter colorings Third Floor—The Bon Marche yr anted shades, and sizes 2 to 6. | ° Wool Challies Frocks, $1.95 An adorable cream wool challie, scattered with delicate pink rosebuds, and made qu intly with smocked yoke, and trim little panties. Sizes 1, 2 and £ Secorid Floor—The Bon Marche | New Shipment Madame X Girdles TL In all sizes They give slimmer lines. PIKE STREET—SECOND AVENUE—UNION STREET—SEATTLE cia ag ratontencss | * Several Seattle Persons Are re" Better Organization Gets Ba THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT | BARGAIN BASEMENT WEEK| How our bargain system functions: New Utility @ COATS — Cut Polaire: Plain and Plaid Fleece: Exceeding] good vi =| 4” Sizes Pras 16 to 44 } Plain and set-on cuff and button effect - and: slash pockets . ton trim; mediur andi “avy W it material full —Ty} lined—side ties and front fastenings. 7 1| Brown—Tan—Penny—Sand—Gray—and Mixtures. \ New Silk DRESSES j 95 izes 16 to 48 || Satin! Canton! Satin Back Canton! Jacquard Weave! Flat Crepe! On of the best Dress Bargains we've offered thi season! Tastefully trimmed with beads, tucked georgette, silk net insertion two-tone and velvet, bbon 2 box pleat- Novelty buckles—side ties—full beaded rhine- stone buckles—full length button trimmings. wonder- ful group of smart styles—clever, practical and undeniz ly bar- gains. Eastern Manufacturer Contributes Unusual Specials for Bargain Basement Week! crdigel KNITWEAR] Ajl garments are in perfect condition—in fine quality zephyr yarns. Really Sisats bargains at these prices. : ' pee oS Fiber Caps—Wool- Lined os 19 Trimmed in pink and Many different styles—somo . Sacques and Sweaters | —— | blue. trimmed with Zephyr Yarn Caps Better Sacques and Effectively trimmed with Sweaters 1 49 fiber In pink and blue ——e Wool Mittens With and without thumbs— white, red and buff. m styles— Cc Rar Manus g All-Wool Bootees a with model. Wh pink on blue nbined with medium and knee lengths— | many styles—wonderful values. Three-Piece Sets | $ Specials styles trim. | 2:3 | All-Wool Sweaters ] sebuds. Slip-or nd in mod ell stitching | Very unusual Local Jobber’s Clean-Up! HOUSE SAMPLES Hosiery! a CORDUROY Underwear! Furnishings! \ ROBES In the lot are Men's UNION S ee Dartwool, al , Wide wale corduroy in |wool, worsted and. silk-and-wool |} kimono and set-in sleeve ‘cotton and wool-mixed; SWEATERS for men and boys |] styles. Side ties, tuxedo and pullover styles wool and woolmixed; Men's SOCKS— || and goll collars nall, me- silk, cotton and part-wool. a pe Women dium and large sizes, Un- and wookmixed; Children's, Fall UNDE RWEAR—cotton questionably low priced. Orchid, blue, green, tan, and part-woot; Wo en's and Children’s HOSIERY, fuchsia, cerise, purple. Less Than Wholesale!