The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 6, 1925, Page 12

THE SEATTLE STAR — atthebon Marcne Saturday—Semi-Annual Sale of Hosiery Big Savings for Men, Women and Children Big preparations have been made for Saturday! Ample assortments at every price mentioned! Be sure to giving event! Buy a six-month supply at about the cost of two! Surpluses, Samples and Seconds, from leading mills tn F of Wen < For Misses and Children Samples and Seconds in Plain and Fancy | Samples Medium and Heavy Cotton Stock, Silk Socks . ive ings . da Seconds and Samples Girls’ and Boys’ Stockings Socks Lisle and Cotton Fancy Topped, Sena Samples Boys’ Heavy Golf Stockings Samples Wool-mixed Socks Gacirlen Misses’ Good Fiber Stockings Samples Children’s Wool-mixed Socks... Samples Children’s Cotton Stockings Samples Infants’ Wool-mixed Stockings AMERICA QUITS) Think of the Zoo as DOPE PARLEY You Work at T his One| Delegates Withdraw \ Geneva Session U. S. aa From BY HENRY Woop share in this unusual value —=For Women= Samples Medium and Heavy Cotton Hose Samples Lisle, Cotton, Fiber Stockings. .... Samples Wool-mixed and Cotton Hose Samples and Seconds Fiber Stockings Samples Wool and Wool-mixed Hose Seconds Semi-fashioned Silk Hose Samples and Seconds Silk Stockings Samples and Seconds Fine Silk Hose Wool-mixed . ose Samples Spanish War Vets Entertain Chief H wk Fine Lisle and Cotton Socks Small Lot Good Golf Socks —The Bon Marebe Main Flo Attractive Opinion ai Read underneath the statement of the prin- ciples under which we conduct this modern up-to-date dental establishment. We Want to Know Bracelets What in your estimation is the most appealing and colorful new embroidery part of our service—what feature would induce ; Third Mloor—The Bon Marche 2k 00 you yourself to let us do your work? 31. Most seve vale attack Write Us a Letter Outline your opinion. Give us suggestions. We invite you to inspect our office before reply- ing, if you so desire. No need to write a long letter. Advice is what we want. Neatness or penmanship not considered. New Spring Hats $7.50 haireloth, lustrous embroidered failles, shiny and soft milans are only a few of the desirable material esting group! Trimmed with flowers, ments —in brilliant array at ILKY Clever New satins, eS New Daytime Coats $24.50 HARMING Wraps which meet most the needs of early Spring wear most completely! Soft suede finished materials—featuring especially the hand-blocked effects in contrasting colors which are a feature of the new mode. There are downy wools in the lot, too—big, fleecy chaps for sports wear. expressed in this i weeping bows, brilliant orna- Main 'F jc he Bon Marche Knitted Rayon Scarfs $3.50 For Spring Bir : “a is al, which In tans, and russets. Sizes for avomen and misses. grays THE ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE Second Floor—The Bon Marche Main Floor—The Bon Marche Maker’s Surplus, 500 Prs. Men’s Shoes and Oxfords Buy a Year’s Supply at This Ridiculous Price A Special Purchase of Boys’ Suits In Three Low Priced Groups 48 Two-Knicker Suits $9.85 #cs 32 One-Knicker “eae Suits $9.85 60 Two-Knicker Suits $12.50 Made from fine wo ernest inna oe SS Ser (TZ 0. K. SEALING OF RESERVOIR | Cedar River Job to Cost $100,000 if Successful R. T. Pretiow, D. i). 8, (left) University of Illinois graduate, is a man of long dental experience, and has been a member of Seat tle’s dental profession for many years. S. A Randoiph, D. D. 8., and graduate of Univer sity of Michigan, {s also a well known mem ber of Seattle's dental profession, The corn: bined experience of all members of our staff offers a service of a most scientific and modern nature and enables us to intelligently attend every dental requirement en fabrics and tailored In the better way a fully lined with seams ongly e single and double breasted styles 9 “WW 99 drown, tan, green and gray mixtures, as well as plain [] eyenber. oodvear elts ie ee y 60 Pairs of Conddiey Knickers, sizes 7 to 18, $1.95 60 Pairs Corduroy Knickers, double knee and sett f $2.75 Straight Pants, sizes 4 to 9, corduroy or fancy mini tures, $1.75 Main Floor—The Bon Marche Outstanding features of our service are . Scientific advice and service. . Exact, careful workmanship, fully guaranteed. . Highest type of materials and equipment, latest and most improved technique. . Personal service. All work positively attended to by Dr. Randolph or Dr. Pretlow. ‘ . Extremely moderate charges. . Conventently located establis The hygenic features of our offi competent hands of Ruth Dou qualified licensed hygienist. bitter fight in the council next week | hen it is scheduled to consider} ell, Nichols sil Bertha Lasded” approved the offer. | ‘Tindall and Nichole were empowered to confer with the corporation coun- ig the necessary ordin- | duction before the VERY pair solid leather—brown calf, black calf, black coltskin or vici kid. Built on English or dressy style medium toe , in blucher or bal patterns. Widths B, C and D—sizes from 6 to 12. A chance to buy two pairs at less than the regular price of one pair. Main Floor—The Bon Marche In the Food Shops New Models in “Nature’s Rival” Armour’s Star Bon Marche Special i i Hams, lb. 31c Coffee, Ib. 55c Girdle atetne anc tn, 1 te n,n m2 Ibs. $1.00 | Brassieres Seas stock; by the plece only " le Co fa, Be Freshly Churned Creamery But- the finest Coffees, n Kin ETE nelhae mn “| $9 50 to $9.00 ap seven These splendidly fitting one-piece garments, with a side closing, assure gen- i weet, lainnd Brand tle diaphragm control, with an unbroken back line. Made from __ lovely fancy brocade, fancy batiste, and pink or black 1 feeling he city's being com-| page, by nat- ural processes and that any more ex-| penditure is unneces | On the other hond, if sealing {s neo-| they contend a city Valentine ¥ Hosts $50.00 Cash for the Best Letter $25.00 Cash for the Next Best $10.00 Cash for the Third Best 10 prizes of one $10.00 credit certificate. 20 prizes of one $2.50 credit certificate. Your letter may win the big prize. Contest closes February Zo, lyZp. Judges: JAMES CREHAN, president Mayflower Dairy; A. PAYSSE, former Port Warden; P, T. BIRCHARD, president Birchard Advertising Agency. Professional newspaper and advertising men that the city im fr i equipment, he . electric current, thm y | If he succeeds hi % $100,000; It unsuccessful the cjty is out the cost of the equipment mentioned. | fold 2he and Tucked Streamers, and he ine Caps, per, Bulk Mack Tea—n ¢ Plain t Ib, dey nation each 10¢; dozen con—put up in cree y J $10,000 TO FIX UP suger-cured meat; Ib.... r “Sunkist” Oranges— GOVERNOR'S MANSION LYMPTA, Feb, 6.—Mrs, Roland Hartley looked upon herself today as one of the state's luck- lest house ne wets $10,000 ir and fix up || The sum Valentine F HOe dozen Candle or Light Shade * Be cans; extra fine Main Floor—The Bon Marche mato sauce: can ‘Lily of the Valley Home-made Orange M extra fine: Ib, arehe fresh daily; with whic DANDOLPH = PRETIOW Fourth and Pine—Entrance 1604 Fourth Ave. Office Hours—9 a. m. to 8 p. m—Sunday by appointment EL fot-4676 PPLE ETT TT ERECT TEEPE EP ETE TTI PTESETTITETEITrrrErrrerrTrserrersyiriyi isis iii refur- bishing generally. The first thing roof, It leaks badly ‘The mansion was built about 15 years ago and was last “fixed up” when the Harts moved in after Governor r's death, that's going to be fixed up is the || Assorted Side Layer se 80c Kinglish Muffinas fin ing; each Ger 6 for Hon Marche Breads t Autek Cook home-made; each F 2 ag satin, Our expert corsetieres will be delighted to fit you. Second Floor The Bon Marche Suspender Skirts for Girls 6 to 05 HE new and very smart version of the Jumper Dress—which girls are finding so comfortable and good look- ing for school wear. Made from tweeds welll and flannel mixtures in the newest high shades as \ as navy and brown. Second Floor—The Bon 4 ;