The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 6, 1924, Page 10

aaa ae oe THE SEATTLE STAR HE'S KILLED BY{ Noted Beaut ~NEW NAME FOR WERE AUTO sur strict | and now it’s Blankets Rut A : ee An@ He Had Escaped F But Admiral Oriental Line “b=. -) All Kinds.of Fluffy Warm Blankets ; at Bon Marche Prices! “5 Fleecy Cotton $9.15 W Warm All-Wool $ ———————$—_, Plaid Blankets _ Hray Piannete YOU'LL FIND| H0 paso : (ECE ailing Fv gy IT HERE Wool Finished $A.75 | ied Paes 3 » agar raeeE ed eee mam Cotton Te iateeth ' M Plaid shannets as : A Bi ; 80 pairs—soft plaid blanket ta ue, pink,| 4 10 pairs—wool finisl ze 66 u “ be | ner, ha ‘ , ay nd gra ze 66x80 inche | ir pont TON ear In pink, t : aoe” oe Woolly Plaid $4.95 Sapa proan EFFORTS FAILED Cotton Blankets Strictly Ail-Wool $ Plaid Blanket . z SIMPLE ENOUGH Cutter Couldn’t Reach Ship a pink and | e 66x 30 par Bite on gpionds wear and keep te aarie, F “| Tells How to Be Happy Tho Fast in Arctic Ice “Aye arm on very cold nights. Size 66x80 inch Third Floor—The Bon Marche Married for 50 Years ae plete. Popular pattern : ale Jacquard, Chinese ar Third Vloor—The Bon Marche Stylish Coats and Dresses Are Easily and | i _ Economically Made From The Bon Marche’s an THE Soi MARCHE | EN Inexpensive Woolens Barcain BASEMENT }\ Wy Thousands of good people of the Pacific Northwest have elected the Bargain Basement the home of thrift. “BARGAINS ALWAYS” is our platform. LOCAL JOBBER CLEARS RACKS! ’ = DRESSES] will be on sale in attic.was that F urday, which is “R WIFE SOLVES Iv t wa af Defeotive brains are for quite as many \\/ With the Aid of Butterick Patterns and the Deltor V4 56-Inch New $ W = -54-Inch Fine $. \ Suede Coating 6. 50 French Serge 2.50 1] Fine quality, so soft and pretty—in shades Very fine quality—navy French serge—for nberry, mallet, mocha and clove making dresses for women and children, 54-Inch All-Wool pi Inc sale $2.95 Plaid Flannel r $3.50 Coating — Special Fine plain and novelty coating in cut polaires, cl ots and heavy overcoatings—in piain colors—cut and shadow plaids. 48- to 54-Inch 56-Inch All-Wool 2. Broadéleth: va . Neselty Coat roadcloth, yd. ovelly oalings Permanent finish chiffon broadcloth, velours Piain and mixed colors and plaids and stripes | and French flannels. In shades of copper, in polaires, tweeds, Bolivias and camel-hair | cocoa, tan, gray, wine, rose, pomegranate, 3 et mixture MNnavigator, navy and black. ‘ piece dress. Size 36 New style plaids and checks in tan, gray and brown grounds with overplaids of con- trasting colors. rec quires s of 54- to Third Floor—The Bon Marche bust requires 2% The New Delineator is just in—Also Butterick Patterns for December | yatds 54-inch ma- -and the Winter Needleart. ~Viiss7ii362.. nom starene. of Udall Why Is “Cottield” Called the] ColarbalC recone 20c Pith Te eavy weigh it ag Autitul patterns; 82 inches wide— ss 0 F lengths to 10 yards. 4 are ree” 36-In. Percales 15c Yd. | Bleached Muslin 15¢ _ 2,000 yards; perfect | 1,500 yards—bleached—" goods; full bolts; all neat | full bolts—good weight, Faille! patterns. yard wide. Canton! Third Floor—The Bon Marcne ¥ ot asher Satin Back Crepe! , \ e ES Ripple Crepe! ; 4} Eastern Stoneware ? Specially Priced ( Glazed Inside and Outside :|2-gallon Jar, with cover... , Ist—BECAUSE there are no moving parts in the tub; the safest and easiest way to wash the most clothes clean- est in the least time. Nothing to lift out and‘ clean after w ashing. One of the best displays of really good dresses we have shown this season. And one of the best values, too! Excellent tailoring and ma- terials and the very newest ideas in 2nd—BECAUSE fi s self lubri- design. etre eae Se, Cottield “ie self lobd :|8-gallon Jar, with cover. - F : d :|4-gallon Jar, with cover. cee? men Sad for | Laces tollirs and cuffs 3rd — BEC the new “SAFETY _}>-gallon Jar, with cover, trimmed. Urystal buttons. WRING is safe and positive. It has 6-gallon Jar, with cover........ Pin tucked designs. oversize 14-inch balloon-type wringer rolls which will.not break buttons, flat- ten hooks or snap fasteners, {th—BECAUSE of a patented permanent double drainboard which makes wring- ing care-free—a pleasure. i -laoaiay panels, ; i Georgette trimmings. Melon net embroidered | Rhinestone novelty but- sleeves, { tons, Ww In black—navy—brown—cocoa—green aduated in trac] Cut Glass Tumblers 65¢ 5th—BECAUSE the hinged motor does | tons of quarts, and cups with Set of 6 away with the possibility of faulty rounded bottom for mixing. Thin-dlown The CNRE-CREE UASHER Pose er transmission, entre Sold on Easy Wash 14 Pounds SPECIALLY PRICED REMNANTS Tbe Vd.) —15¢ Vd.) —19¢ ¥d.— Outing Flannel 27-In. Gingham | Kalburnie Gingham 27-inch fancy stripes Plaids, in light colors. star or ¢ Payments Dry Clothes at Once 82-inch; another checks and shipment in plaids, “Coffield” is an oscillating “type of washing machine, the type indorsed by “ Good checks and stripes, Housekeeping” as the best! Set of 5 Mixing Bowls 58c Satisfaction Plus Service! sisting. i rs and 9. me Union Street Basement—The Bon Marche ® Morders taken. enn mee 25¢— stripes. 7-Piece Water Set 79¢ Colonial Water Pitchers with 6 phone es ‘onial Tumblers, Set complete, no 36-In. Outing Flannel Polonia Velour 36-Inch Sateen ‘College Girls’ Gold Slick. Girls’ Gold Slick- A Special Shoe Fit Ring rlanne (Flannelette Kimono Cloth) ers, with purple collars, Wengeemenia White—lengths to 5 27-inch} all. colors In light In blag and colors, | $5.75 epartment with an yards. and dark patterns Lengths to 10 yards, Second ‘Poor-athe’ton Mavens Expert in Charge | | PIKE doatiete as We iets Sie ' 790. Union St, Basemeni—The Bon Marche SOND AVENUE—UNION STREET—SEATTLE Third Floor—The Bon Marche — een a ———