The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 28, 1925, Page 8

‘ THE SEATTLE STAR Prices pula wholesalers MILK AND « | MARKET OPENS Ship News GRAIN FUTURES ECGS MAKE NEW ‘eee gies a | Heav Se y of Genera er ee U ™ a o> Varied Action Features Decline on Sugar Prices ences is si rice PR, ren ALES saiiggictoe List in Early Trading : law hd Chicago Trading Due Here Friday 2 Seolee- Loce : CIAL REV ERY Weather Bureau Report Eure Arrivals and Departures . are \ +t | ve “e ieee P ' . OmADN. weep . stations by . 7 DAIRY & ¥ or Vlewring Mitts Sse en ekeee ee tii Cascare Bark - « #34 eal ibe OV*TERS Eastern Kelect—Gel. cang “ BANK CLEARINGS cee Seattle Clearing» Balance Seattle Wheat Portland b—Paney Qeelations by Perry Bees Portland Produce way Toes otatlons wotations by W. #. Jahn @ Co. Tacon Airaita, ton Timothy Mises [Ne New - Corporations | Ves sels in Port at Seattle Foreign Exchange Portland Live Stock Toreday's Quotations M anaf debenrer C. I potried | ge =O Fur-Trimmed == 14 ‘Goats Caiiaien Wireles Es : vy %.. \ ‘ ai cgylanipage At a Fraction Coats Seldom of Original 17 30 Sauares Price Price Were of distinction—well made—effectively fur-trimmed and looking more than twice their cost, when compared with usual prices for such quality. | Black, brown, blue and gray high luster Bolivias, and B THE BON MARCHE other fashionable pile and suede finish materials. RGAIN BASEMENT |u| iene | ah ee IRSA Tai (aa wa Two Groups of Smart ‘Here’s another lesson from THRIFT WEEK: “rf you save. : Wool on one thing you must save on gy at pl And this | { is just another reason why you should patronize ; ) aot AG Sweaters the Bargain Basement! pe] = SwWealerS | Adjustable Bridge Lamps <, Smart, Fur-Collared]] |), Reduced Reduced to BRUSHED AND za Af PLAIN WOOLS in Kid of Boots, and other sleeve- less and sleeve slip-on ~ | styles, in hosts of bright . eu Good size range. Re- : 1 Teel atid : duced to spear fr Oo teraal COAT AND SLIP-ON STYLES in brushed pe xquisitely la wool, plain and bordered effects. All colors, i sports and street shades. Sizes 16 to 44 and many smart styles, cleverly finished in ' 1 Second Floor—The Bon Marche A en UT and polychrome Chinchilla! Suede- aha Velour! (500 Woneth bedi Chlaes | | i weighted standards, with , . ; ot am ; Fur collars and cuffs of Moufflon, Sealine, Marmink and 800 Women’s and Children’s i ey enn, an See shades of mulberry and gold, or Mandell and some models with self collars. Linings of satin de e e 4. . 4 y = y chine, heavy silk crepe and novelty blocks. Knitted Slips blue and rose, with six inch fringe. ee é se, SiX- . 1,200 Pairs Men’s Part Wool Half Price =| 1 Piano and Junior f Our entire stock of wool, wool-mixed and cotton knitted C A S H NM FE R E S 0 X Slips—to Clear at Just Half Price Lamps Reduced to WOMENS LIPS CHILDREN’S SLIPS C All-w Ail OLYCHROME and_ walnut Factory Imperfects 1 5 ox m $1. 98 white $1 48 standards, with weighted 95 In black and Oxford—wonderful value. Sizes 10 to 1114. ME AP Woh iniwreysg OC bases, and silk and georgette Ht dark y shades, in rose and blue, gold and * T5¢ ? mulberry, and black and gold. The shades are finished with 8-inch pe 38c an. 0c { fringe. Childrer sizes from 6 to 16 Second Floor—The Bon Marche RE BRT ST $2.25 Fourth Floor—The Bon Marche — Incomplete Lines Thursday—In ies Food: Shops} -10 Styles—All Baby Wearables Glass Jar Brand Sliced Peaches Bon Marche Thousand Island ) Smart, Durable | 17ec | Dressing, Lb. 38¢ j| and Inexpensive! e uced Large No. 1 cans choice fruit, in heavy syrup Fresh daily, and made from fine ingredients Lly of the Valley Corn | Van Alen Brand Toma- | Swift's Cottage Butts! Homemade Orange Patents! Suedes! Many little garments of unusual quality, which will fit 4 withthe slave tens New st i mmatade, fine Satins! Dull Kids! nicely into the immediate needs of the smallest members of freah vemetabl Fie +s oA eats 1h pie ee . of the family. te aaaratt iy Hineapple, can .. be ae bir: eo lout Sizes 3 to 8. A, Band 23 Muslin Gertrudes, reduced to 59¢ fl ( Tae ew ntcont Det eaiee ed Je y Siar Bacom, ( Mien 20 Hand-made Dresses, reduced to $1.35 0 i Cook Cy heae | Dinece ¥en SOO Armour strips; Ite Spanish, Cuban and 17 Slightly soiled Sacques, reduced to $1.25 atmeal Cookies, 15¢ Doz. | Junior Louis self-cov- 8 Dainty Sacques, reduced to D5e ; Very delicious—2 ie n for 28e, Orange Pekoe Blend Tea, Lbs ‘ ered heels. Light weight, flex- 24 Infants’ Brushed Wool Sets—Sacques, bonnet and boot- | checker ¢ bare ible leather utes For dress and ees, reduced to $1.25 mn Geaiag eset ‘ evening Comfortable, 51 Soft, warm Wool Capes, reduced to 65¢ Non Marche Hread, | good-looking shoes in the very newest styles, 14 Better quality Wool Capes, reduced to 95¢ A Att et eR Second Floor—The Bon Marche Main Fioor—-The Bon Marche A combination of fine black teas: 2 Prumess lane, and