The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 23, 1925, Page 12

iy ¥ i BURGLARS’ PETNOON PARTY BROTHERS GUILTY | te Ts of Chamber Will Entertain Oregon Men Convicted Merchants ikiguchi Complains Numerous Raids Fight Suspect Held for Seattle Sheriff Al Prather Injured by Metal Waste Box THE BON MARCHE ‘al BARGAIN BASEMENT. Better Grade COATS &> fos vant ee nN Pp Ren aw ©. ND A wonderful collection of et i handsome garments, priced 2 + to attract thrifty buyers— hes * att styled to suit any taste! eae Fashioned in suede-finish pile fabrics, joa heat ak fleecy materials, and high luster a gahherag Sizes 16 to 42 Some are trimmed with flat furs and are fully lined in silk crepe. « gray and many of the new shades of brown and tan pi a 300 Men’s Blue Chambray = 85’ 40-Inch Printed DRESS VOILE 1,000 yards, in lengths from 2 to C 10 yards. Figured and novelty de- signs in a va- riety of colors Ward and patterns, Fine quality—two pockets buttoned —triple stitched seams—well made— atlas generously eut—pearl butto: Ty. Very un usual bargains. BANDEAUX||QVERALLS S415 Pink English Poplin in striped Cc rayon. Sizes 38 only. Wonderful value. Good quality blue denim with high backs —lots of pockets—full cut—sizes 8 to 16 Also 155 Boys’ One-Piece OVERALL SUITS Blue denim—long sleeves—lay-down collars—sizes ¢ to 8, with drop seat—sizes 10 to 12; ally good value. open down front, Exception Only 46 of Them! Clean-up of Broken range of sizes, with and without fur col- strap style. s Maize—orchid—pink—white lars. Plain colors and : plaids —fully lined — un- Sizes usually good values. 8 to 14 GOWNS A very spe- cial purchase brings this C very special value, Geod quality novelty crepe in shoulder- 300 Women’s Novelty Crepe NIGHT ans ee Women’s Fiber STOCKINGS PreInventory Clean-Up! 267 Pairs Women’s Cotton STOCKINGS 3 for 25e Seconds Cc In black only sizes 84 to to 9 44 —won- derful value for house use. Medium and heavy weight —high neck— C built-up shoul ders — cro cheted tops— long and short sleeves—knee and ankle length. Hemmed tops —seamless Cc feet — rein forced heels and toes. Black and popular colors. Sizes 814 to 10. 368 Samples Women’s Cotton UNION SUITS This quality of shoe seldom offered at this price even in the Basement! : 3 Styles as Pictured Blucher With Broad Toes Bal With Semi- and Broad Toes All Goodyear welted leather soles, with rubber heels. Perforated trimmings. Some with blind eyelets and some with hooks. Dark Brown, Tan and Black Assassinating Rum informe THE SEATTLE STAR 387 Pairs “& Women’s Pumps ™ and Slippers 60 Pairs Children’s Strap Oxfords and Pumps % everal sizes for In the New Shoe shop—Main Floor In Broken Size and Style Lines— Complete Range of Sizes in the Lot— But Not All Sizes in Each Style! All Sizes to 50 00 He Smartly tailored models for men and young men! Two lots regrouped for quick selling at a price that will mean impressive savings. The very newest styles and colorings, with that snap that gives the dis- tinctive appearance s0 much coveted by the aver- age man of today. Raglan and set-in sleeves, half - belted and _ belted styles, box and _ plain backs. Men's Shop—Lower Entrance Second Avenue Men’s Knitted Ties 45c Many fancy patterns, bias stripes, heather mixtures, Men’s Cotton Union Suits $ 1 35 in a wide range of popular colors, Medium heavy weight, in ecru color only. Long sleeves and ankle length, Sizes 36 to 46. Very com- fortable—splendid value. Men's Shop—Lower Entrance Second Avenue eee at Porches to our Lower Cost Dress Section 53 Pars Men's and Boys’ Shoes and Oxfords Brown and black leathe! Made on popular lasts. Unusual Dressesi —arrive to give new importance] AY little straightline afternoon and dinner dese with godet insets of self or of contrasting eml ery or lace, fashioned of desirable satin-back crepe ©] crepe-back satin; and jewel colored dance dresses many delicate fabrics. Second Floor—The Bon Marche Women’s Full-Fashioned Silk Hose Made with reinforced feet and lisle hemmed tops, in plain or smartly clocked styles. Black, brown, gray, silver, nude, beige, beaver and tan- $ i 30 bark. Main Floor—The Bon Marche Veils! Neckwear! Special 50c Becoming Drape Veils, Collar Tabbing of em- plain mesh or novelty pat- broidered linene in blind terns, with thread -run and eyelet patterns, finished metal borders of gold and Peter Pan collar and vest with firm scallops; embroid- silver; 50c sets, and pretty bibs; 50c. ered organdy and net; yard, Main Floor—The Bon Marebe 50¢. Sample Neckwear in pop- ular styles, including collar and cuff sets, Peggy and Caramel Loaf Cakes Two Sizes—4tic and 60¢ + caramel fill- Extra choice; Swifts Cottage lean, @ugar-cur Creamery Butters fr le brand: Ib re Pork Sausage: m ally: 1b Full Cream Cheeses your ch of loaf or wheel; Ib © Layer Cakes, for 80 RS By eR RD Bon Marche Special 5de Coffee; 2 Lbs. 90¢ Lily. of the Valley Corn Can, 19¢ 6 Sala Floor—The Bon ‘Statbe Cholee New York Sweet Corn. Cotinge Brand Pineapptes large Fresh Chocolate Kelairs, 1b fresh Mixed Nuts; ‘all 1b. Counter Lunch—35c $3. 95 Sizes 4 to 8 Good looking wool and cot- ton mixtures, for smaller chaps. In pup- ular flapper styles, plain blue or brown blue or brown checks or clever combination: of plain color blouse and corduroy pants. 50 Two-Knicker Suits, sizes 6 to 17, $9.85 150 Boys’ i zes 4 to 10, reduced to $h 80 Boys’ Wash Suits, sizes 4 to 10, reduced to 200 Boys’ Winter Hats, reduced to three low prices 35¢, 65¢ and 95¢ Table of Boys’ Wearable. heli reduced for clear@ Main Floor—The Bon Marche 98c Brush Set Reduced tod s 1 clothes brush, ! om brush, 1 toilet brush ator brush, 1 bottle and 1 vegetable Brush Union Street Basement The Bon Marche