The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 16, 1925, Page 16

AT STAR athebon Marcne _.. . me Satie Remarkable, A Bes Carload of the Famous Kaplan Lamps! unusual quantity ‘purchase from a Enormous Aakonrmenter~Tremencons Savings! LE KS! due to a most manufacttrer who at the end of his spring-silk manu- facturing season sold us his surplus lots at very low we are able to make this remarkable offer. Yhey include three lots of genuine French imported Silks. Here they just in time for Spring sewing and Easter! prices, are, 40-In. Imported Faille Silk | Biaes and Junior Styles— Just As It Came from Pa i ! Non-crushing, a beautiful quality for dresses, Complete With Shades! tunics and suits. In orchid, fallow, argent, rose and black navy —Junior and Bridge Styles to Match! 2 gee Yard 36-In. Imported French Brocades Usuall Much More Brocaded failles and bengalines in patterns able for dresses and tunics. Brown, taupe black y Sold f ae —Each Standard Fully and Weighted! uit and Piped 36-in. Lovely Imported $1 95 39-in. Chenille Novelties ‘$A 75 J Cilss les -Dadieiek “tay Neveckt French Sport Satin . on Fine Georgette Crepe ° Rights! Lustrous and very easy to make into sports frocks All wonderfully beautiful, at a very low price and skirts. 36-Inch Heavy Printed Crepes, $1.25 Artificial Sik and Cotton Prints, very serviceable for Summer dres: and featuring the new patternings and the much higher priced silks 35-Inch Black Messaline Satin, $1.25 Fine quality, lustrous and non-crushing, for dre clever new ensembles In shades of taupe, brown and black. Here in shades of cocoa, Newton, celestial, Caroline, peppermint, burnt russet, cyngot, purple, jade, tanger- ine, goya, seal brown, midnight, navy and black. 39. Inch Printed Crepe & Georgette, $1.85 The most po nd dre Georgette-Covered and Care- fully Made! Tones of Rose, Blue, Black, Orange, Taupe, Gold and Apricot, Richly Combined! A Small Deposit Will Hold Any Lamp for Thirty Days ge and mn wear nh newest ¢ t prints fo! afternoon and even’ 39-Inch Printed Silk ai and Wool Canton _ $l. 85 nd for the Heautifu wp 40-Inch Black Charmeuse Satin, wi 65 tes Suitable for dr ‘ 36-Inch Fine Black Gown Satin, $2. ad Lustrous, dresses and and ens 36-Inch Black Duchess Satin, $1.95 An extra fine quality nd heavy. For linings and en a rich, deep blac For ables afternoon Will wea 39.Inch Black Crepe- Back Satin, $2. 45 . Very rich ar Fine an emble suits 39-Inch Black Sartoga Satin, $2.45 Charmeuse Satin, in black only dresses, better firm quality nd tunica Bunch. Silk and Wool ri gh egies $3. 25 Smart new mon ahade Jade, " Duse, argent Third Floor—The Bon Marche Better Styles in SPRING UNDERTHINGS s Reproduced in apes Materials Dae: —_—. Lustrous and rich for dresse of mand dt tunics and ensemble costumes -00 Well made—designed with the clever new features that the season’s modes demand—ex- pressing favorite lingerie shades of flesh, rose, honey, apricot, orchid, sea green and ciel blue. Sizes to 44. Gowns $1.00 Full cut from sheer ba- tiste or crepes. Embroi- ; dered, lace trimmed, or tai- (74, lored and tiny ribbon bows, J] ~~ Chemises $1.00 i/ Of dainty voiles and del- / icate “Glimmer” cloth—a charming rayon - striped material. Lace trimmed and tailored. Vests $1.00 Of rayon, lace trimmed and tailored. Step-Ins, $1.00—Aaintily fashioned in styles from “Glimmer” | ished with Iaces and insertion. Second Floor—The Bon Mareho oomers, $1.00—full cut from “Glimmer’—fin- | Bl 18, $1.00 ished with elastic at waist and | knees. Daintily lace-edged. several and fin- ; Junior Floor ee fe "wooden standards, leaf co H wrought fron s, finishes tasseled ’ pulls, ered shades with heavy gold braid or French flowers J unior Lamps and wooden standards, metal leaf styles finished with adjustable ered shades, trimmed with and heavy braid: bullion fringe Sale of Notions! Silk Thread 4¢ Spool Fifty Yards on Each Spool in Black and Colors Turknit Was! tha, ignite with colored ed) Household Aprons, ie pure kum, trimmed with flowers and pock- et; assorted colors; ie. Household Aprons of rubber, bound with bias band; assorted colors; Be. Elastic, white, %-inch wide; three yards on a boit,10e, Shoe ‘Trees, of natural colored Yrood. with. steel apring; three _ for 25e1 pa 10, White Elastic, 29e Bolt 12 yards on ¢ach bolt; good qual- liy; %4-inch wide, Le ater-ater el nd” colt ‘three ma card; three cards, ‘anten black or white; 12 ‘on card; three cards, Se. Pocket Combs, black ¢ Selanorg, nickel finish; good’ eut- ting “edges; several sizes; pair, Oe, Main Floor, The Bon Marche @ continue to rival new o freedom from worn places. You Will Save Money If YouInvest in a Hoover | Y Cottons! Bias Binding, 6 Yards, 10¢ Tape, white; firm quality; several a . widths: bolt, 10¢. Figures, small and floral pat Good quality percale, in white and | terns, good colorings; fine anc colors; six yarda to bolt; three | sheer bolts, 2he, Sanitary Belts, of good quality webbing; side closing or slip over ntyle; blue, lavender, maize good quality; eack Moth-Proot Bugs, pe paper, 24x age of furs and fate thing, 790. 36-In. Soiesettes 35c 36-In. Dress Voiles 25c 30-In. Plain Crepes 20c Plain crepes in white, pink, and honeydew. Lengths to 10 yards Bedding! 42x36-In. Pillow Cases 25c each 1 Good firm quality; will wear 72x90-In. Bed Sheets 90c each Bleached—made from good, firm sheeting; soft finish with flat center seam fi Bol In lengths to 20 yards—in 81x90 Bed Sheets _ Bias Binding 5c Bolt blue, tan, gray, hello, pink $1.25 each Six yards to the bolt, in white and | brown and white, Suitable for colors; Irregulars ahikte ajamas, slips , | Seamless Sheets for every- N atecl with sharp points; paiogd ocean F mata Mh ndid for wear, black only; 100 yards on apool, Be. ; 81x9 Novelty Garters, satin, ribbon-cov 36-In. Bleached 10 Bed Sheets ered; lace trimmed or novelty Muslin 18c yd $1.59 each son Boy? Curler 1) three on a card; usin 1S¢ ya. Heavy, firmly woven sheeta, will not aplit the hair; card, 28e. | Wine quality, soft finlsh; tree | treo from drewsing. Will give 30 yards on a ball; three colors; two for Be. Mending Cottons from ‘areas MN “ing j, Use a “Hoover” and Buy Rugs Less Often HOO OV. asit ER find th People who have regularly used their “Hoovers” for fiv: at their rugs seem to, lave an endless life of beaut Over and over the Hoover pays its cost in this manner. Rugs that formerly lost their color and lustre and wore vy their freshness of colors, Union Street BasementThe Son March very satisfactory wear Third Floor—The Bon Marche e or ten years and longer, ys down in a few years, now erect position of nap and a MN Junior and Bridge Lamps Wood and wrenght iron standards, the former fin unior and ‘ Bridge Lamps Wooden standards, the ished in metal leat or wrought tron in twisted ef, ¥ eh polychrome. fects, the wooden standards 8 of silk and Georg finished with @ brilliant Jowel oe te, trimmed with flowers applique, 01 Appliqued fringed — silk and and Georg L nacre ribbon 4 ay colle siitide: ad» ruchings. ii ik iy aa sot Mins 4) = = Each Lamp Complete With Shade Fourth Floor—The Bon Marche