The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 1, 1924, Page 16

— THE SEATTLE STAR ___—___+—____*_e¢ SE LECLELA Para as al RES SA Se vee SS EAS PS PS SS a a a i a i a EES 2h 2h 28 24S 8b 28 Sb Se hE OE LEE FE 8 Sb Eb bE LE bE ef MK SS @ ‘ aus Wants to ee Ou! ee ha 5 ® 3 “f - 5 He’s. Holding High Court | =e bj i] Nite. P A “ In the Bon Marche: Aas. y <q The ¢ 1 rE ar HH ¥ l f ( iD MW to / bo 7 , N O MATTER what her age or what her tastes, you can b. MY put a warm thrill into Christmas Day by giving her Metal Doll Bed Ny some exquisite bit of intimate personal apparel, and that | A = $9 50) 5 i ¥ gift will have the two great requisites of fine gifts—endur > = fi | oat T 7 f b \ ing charm and irreproachable good taste! T - > Ne = q ry detail are the lovely pele . Garage With Two Cars Dolls $3.00 Ar i ; wh - Sets of Doll Furniture - Y , m1 50 “hee 95¢ Rs f y evening frocks i * Be] i. idoir apparel is more delicate, more col ? / AD Le ; , ful 4 i h wtore yy 4 Ih ' r— . orful and more piquant than ever befor / sthetivin bs seer! By ot % i: t ¥ Won't you let us show you the glowi & assortment from which these chosen? “BEACON” ROBE BLANKETS 4 T x All ready to make CR yy with frogs and cords! $5 +50 / Rs | | | ¥ “Beacon” Bath Robe Flannel 75« | we A | 7 | § “Beacon” Bath Robe Flannel 95c 4 Beacon” Indian or Wigwam Blankets $ p } 7 | Pendleton Indian Blankets $13.50 ii eee rye } Third Floor—The Bon Marche whe } joor, The Bon Marche PRACTICAL GIFTS FOR MEN! \é INEXPENSIVE TOO! i WOVEN MADRAS SHIRTS le | _ WOOL MIXED SOCKS 8 n_ black een heather too many LINED GLOVES FLANNEL SHIRTS i man can VVVVVVVVVV VV VV VV are always acceptable —have a place in bk wardrobe MY Suede and Cape Gloves with Full cut, well-made shirts, x 5 eas por black: gray and khaki colors. Si ‘ warm fleece linings. In lac’ 23 00 « ». Priced to make vine w. brown and gray. All size: asy NY Men's Shop, Lower soni ance Second Avenue | & wh és es ——Christmas Silks for “HER” Gift—= -chosen specially because of their adaptability to Christmas gift making. Xe The Christmas Tree Store is ready to make ‘them most attractivs by wrapping ina pretty Holiday box if you wish! vs ( xe 40-Inch F; ashionable Winter Silks 39- Inch B Sl ack Satin Charmeuse $1.85 h Heavy, sall-siik ft draping; cspec Ny td b be zg Imbroide red Vest Length iS, , Hach 98¢ i fl XX fe i, wv hid and honeyde 39- -In. Printed F lat and C anton C repe $2.45 ne many Thied F The Bon Marie : Fashionable Hats canary a ivory i otel, cS SEE —, 36- Inch Radium Silks at $1.75 | RIMM NG LACES Recrou ped! hee ss y for lingerie, slipn and lnings, 19 + of black, tur for finishing Christmas gifts Black Chantilly Laces 10¢ Repriced! aorta ph Printed B ngalines $1.95 ||| ty rtm ns tunies and ilnlnga A ur ment of light and dark pattern i Inexpensive Wash Lace 5e i _ Valenciennes and openwork patterns in heavy thread effects, Also * Ange and small hats 39- ‘Inch All-Silk ( mercerized art laces in dainty shades. Widths 4 to 3 Inches PN 4 of silk velvet, satin and velvet and faille combined. In modes suited to matrons or to misses—and styles for dress or street wear. Useful Wash Laces 10e QJOHANSEN mercerized Cluny in i\ baits . The Voguéis Velvet! The fabric of royalty reigns in saw, footwear fashion and receives a right royal welcome! The Maretta, December's Calendar Style, in black- est velvet, patent leather edged, is made only by Johansen and profiered, here, only by this shop! $ Vie Third Je Bon Marehe aa FARERARE PS SE RARA RA PAR PARE RATERS RAT mh * ‘hid lavender, fi old blu Third f Jo @ Millinery Third Floor—The Bon Marche PIKE STREET—SECOND AVENUBK—UNION STREET—SEATTLE RPAPA PARE RE RD FE PB RA IAA PAPERS KA PEPE PEPE IRE REI NE TENE IDE IS RAPE RG PETE PE PEMA PARES PE PSF SS SE SEE t, i " | omer