The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 21, 1925, Page 14

T s TLE R RAIL STOCKS ON a a UPWARD TREND <> cms Swees'c ream, f ate Industrial and Commercial Lines Are Healthy Wash. Triplets Bottertat— he t f that state, at mors Th Karle, Noted {Plan Coast Air Frank Hull Goes 4 mt (het mate at | 2+ Chinese Waiting MARKE! rs ign Singer, to Appear Passenger Line to Hotel Meeting ptember 2 to MAL Voyage to at rheo Kart, & ft ten ¥, Gig Hend, Ore ip ly 2 ber of from the I * nhaieirenrtn | mae bates omer | on os . = onl ate to al the First Py ‘ ' f con Lac 1 b The rs vn he ‘ rie 3 secs i S$ AND WOOL Becond Grades : ; ig tee p #4 rivte f, © b. Beattie) Stendard 0 Per 4 Per M. ' ore r rpor v } 7 ' ‘ os of 11 ’ Geven Midbes it in sr ee | : 4 Calfakina, green oF sattea— cording to slse— soo1ss od, ‘each Leognse . Me 2 » 1 y. I : 4 rr} 10@ “60 g es “ @ rr oe 38 rn 16@ 8 | NTO every well-ordered home come these days—when * “THE BON MARCHE believes in the sound economy | Me the wardrobe of each member of the family is dragged atisfaction of “Home-Sewing Days’—and for 13] Dark—1928 Lg ieit we. forth and inventoried—so that while the se machine reason plans specially so twice each year there are spe ] Ip howe trem a re Shearing Mille is whirring for one, all miay be clad for winter. hirts economies for those women who at home. Material at sen al blends stises't and nightwear for dad and the boys; crisp little house and notions are low priced—and McCall's Printed Patter: 1 | ‘ frocks, and smart silk dresses for mother; trim cloth are here to furnish reliable guide to correct style, and to ven, | Belgian Mazes. Live | re dresses for sister's later school wear. x make designing and cutting easy and accurate. Prices Paid Wholesale De “ | springs 1926 hat ou + 10 2 sUOAR * 17 | sagur—Cane, per owt : 4s ” OLYMINA OYNTERS Veal—Fancy tor . 4 VEGETABLES ° uy mets te WHOLESALE Wisi One of the Many Silk Offerings ae Home Dressmaking Boks with « Fresh Fish, per tb. a ] Vieunders ue oe The smarter materials for Fall are a-glint with with metal, and these lovely Georgettes feature street and evening shades. Especially smart Admiral Dewey fr ent for Bi % [geri Treacle . for combining with fine worsted for ensemble suits. Sgn Francisco at 11 ) 114 @ 20 es | ‘ - Bay a Wa Leg MO AR x ‘ i i r im aaa in ert a BS | Moorten et 39-Inch Black Crepe Faille $2.45 39-Inch All-Silk Flat Crepe $1.85 eek scons mw. F Moria tre ral 26.009 A very smart and serviceable dress material, which is especially Also a heavy Moire Crepe—both very effective for dresses and for Tinted acet. 31; BStr W. F. Herrin for adaptable to work with ensembles. In shades of turquoise, champagne, cardinal, wine, rust, Port Costa at § a. m Quinalt for Los Ange! Ressemer City fo San Francisco and ports a Reames Denounces : Hartley Measures FRUITS “The most flagrant abuse of ex ecutive powers, acquiesce: pliant legislature, th: my , exper way Clarence 1. federal dis Characte Oranges, Valencia . nor Hartley when h ¢| Plums, EW the King County Democratic club | Peaches, FE. W.. & Watermelons, per DP apts eiarday ae : coal ve vvicuz"“1 Sale of Notions! |Cottons! Economically Priced in Seattle and Tacoma to Spokane was | cattie— announced Monday by the Northern) prime steers .... Pacific, Great Northern and Chicago, | Medium to good . Milwaukee railroads. The train w: Fair te medium « leave next Saturday, September 26,| fete spend Sunday in Spokane and ar-| Chotce cows ‘and heifers rive back Jn Seattle, early Menday.| Medium to The excursions have proved popular | so far this summer. P, a: . ‘1: pee > | rouge, brown, blue, poudre, gold, Madeline rose and black. 39-Inch All-Silk Crepe de Chine $1.65 : coy get ck Dependable and pure dye, in 50 different evening and __ street 39-Inch Silk-and-Wool Crepes $1.85 0.00g6 taeees shades and white and black. Suitable for dresses, blouses, linings and Fine quality spirals, in shades of navy, brown, gray, delft, pansy i «finer underthings. | and black, Fine for all dress purposes. bad a a Lety ‘yee 1) ) 2 > > , ine = 36-Inch Fine Satin Francais $2.95 39-Inch Black Crepe Satins $2.45 4 A very desirable dress satin, featuring fashionable shades, includ- Lustrous quality, and a silk which is most popular for street and ing pansy and black prince x afterno@n dresses this season. Very adaptable to the prevailing modes. Third Floor—The Bon Marche Miss Ina N. Ranson, of the McCall Pattern Company, of New York, .Y) Will be here this week to meet women who are interested in home sewing. For “Home-Dressmaking Days” Home Dressmaking Days All the little things needed when doing sewing By selling for cash we avoid bookkeeping keep our prices low. Our bargain prices have the Bargain Basement. Wise women are 3,600 Yards Remnants 27-Inch Outing Flannel Low Priced Fancy Amoskeag Outing Flannel 1,200 yards—in stripes only Outing Flannel 1,200 yards—in stripes and checks yd. Outing Flannel 1,200 yards—in white only. Women’s ‘‘Rose Marie”’ ecperege For Women and Growing aa » Tan Calfskin and Patent Leathers Sizes 24%, to 7—B and © Widths Flat yrubber-tipped and daahiaitioaty | s. One-strap style, as pictured, with strap through open work on vamps. Novelty designs in lattice work. Full kid linings. Good leather, light weight flexible soles. Remarkable values. B THE. BON MARCHE ie RGAIN BASEMENT 36-In. Dress Prints, Yd. 25¢ Indian Head and Pamico Cloth. Fast ty, % idth; wh 1,000 yards Dress Prints. Small, neat colors a wanted shades. Good wear- Here’s a Lesson in Economy and ards_on/ bolt, 20¢. i Die figures, Fine quality cloth suitable for | ing qualities. Style! Spool Cotton Kotex, Box 43¢ house dresses and aprons. 36-In. Fine Suitings, Yd. 50e 6 Spools 25¢ 12 in Box 36-In. Colored! Percales, Yd. 30c 50 pieces suitings, suitable for school pb ‘ ane a Pat eam Real cease a Choose from over a hundred English or street. wear. Wash and wear well. ee hes abe. i ‘| print styles. Figures, checks and stripes. Look like wool. Good shades and fine- at late NOVELTY GARTERS; satin Famous Punjab quality. All fast colors. looking patterns. sii es | crag gees i ooh Main Floor—The Bon Marche 4 RP » a . Sizes 16 to 48 Satin—Crepe-Back Satin—Flat Crepe— Crepe and Georgette! the best at the least—and that accounts for the growing popularity of the Bargain Basement. Black, Lark, Blue, Queénbird, Wine, Brown, Epinard Green and Cuckoo Men’s Part-Wool “Wright’s” URION dvapby a 39 SECONDS during Home-Dressmaking Days Vast and interesting assortments await you—at Prices that provide interesting shopping. Silk Thread Bias Binding 10c 2,000 Yds. 36-In. Percales, 82-In. Dress Ginghams, Yd. 25¢ de a Spool 3 Bolts 25¢ Yd. 15¢ 100 pieces; nice quality; fine patterns PR ene fea lg naib ey ; Percales worth a great deal more than and fast colors. Checks, plaids and rs this price. Stripes, figures and chambray stripes. ; ; 32-In. Dress Ginghams, Yd. 35c 2,300 Yds. 36-In. Percales, 200 pieces fine quality Dress Ging- ae Yd. 20¢ hams in checks, plaids, stripes and plain al 100 Ext fine quality Percales, mostly styles. All wanted fast colors. expenses. This helps to striy good colors. Suitable for house MENDING COTTON; black dresses and aprons 36-In. New Suitings, Yd. 50c0U) made many friends for uswor toe for 15¢. darning SHOE TREES, naturat wood, with metal spring; pair, 10¢, wi a ori TEN WAYS TO SAVE ON r lavender; 8-yard bolt, #.| USEFUL HOUSEWARE pibeaiesa dh hekak One of the most complete Housewares Section you would wish to see. Main Floor—The Bon Marche — / Clothes Dryer, Special $1.45 Seattle made, and good; folds up compactly when not in EEDLES; sharps constantly on the watch for POCKE COMBS, coarso or fin th; black composition each, 10¢. Curtains! Curtainings! Featuring Definite Economy! end Boxes vh ap sette, Yard 2 25e with roll-top cover, Well con structed. Curtain Marqui Drawnwork designs, in elght good-looking patterns. Ivory “ Stone Bean Pots white and biege Ruffled Scrim Curtains, Pair $1, 00 Scrim, in white with colored ruffles and tle-t mado and woll finished. In pink, blue, orchid or gotd Set of 5 Glass Mixing Bowls, 59c J Consisting of ono S-in., 6-in., -In. and 9° Children’s Wi 's Winter Weight VESTS! PANTS! Garment Ribbed cotton- C fleece lined—gray —sizes 2 to oh Women’s .n’s Thread Silk Decorated Tea Pots Special for Tuesday English Toa Pots with enam- cled decorations, Many shapes f\ and sizes from which to choose, | Plain Ww hist Ce Exceptional Curtains, Pair $1.85 Seven different styles at this low price, Jfine dot grenadines, marquisettes, crossbar scrims and marquisettes with cluster dota. Other styles havo drawnwork designs, In wihte and ecru, com 7 plote wit tlé-backs aie Cups and - u 5 abinet Saucers. HOSE $ 00 Rayon Overdrapery, Yard $1.00 Bovey Sizes 8% to 10 Rich drapery rayon®in soft color combinations, two: and three 98c | § ra Be Oxcellent ‘or every= day \ tono, In mulberry, blue, green, slate and gold, hemmed tops—double & , toes and heels—slender ankles: and colors, tinge of 50-Inch Rayon Curtaining $1.00 on mca For vory wido windows this {9 expecta y nice, Fine weave of soft, sheer rayon—In effective allover dosigns. Thermos Effective Cretonnes, Yard 35¢e Vacuum | 32-Piece Dinner $2. 95 Beautiful now colorings and new patterns, suitable for hang Bottle Set ings, box coverings and slip covers, English Seml-porcelain Dinnerware. | Known for ita durability, Plain white consist of | Dinnor Plates 6 Frult Saucers r 1 Moat Platter 1 Vegetable Dish | Frame ts made of wrought fron, and the bowl fs of solid copper. Complete with chain, Curtain Grenadines, Yard 35¢ $1.95 Plain and cluster dot effects—a splendid quality which will Cornugate diand make charming stralght or ruffled curtains, nickol-plated casa; 1 quart size Fourth Floor—The Bon Marche Union Street Basemont—Tho, Bon Marche —<e - Still timo to register for tho . 1,000 beautiful new Dolls—big Vall Dressmaking Classes, now dolls, little dolls, middle sll in progress—$2,00 for the course dolls—dressed and undr i RS Personal Service, Second Floor antal nt Y PR nu y Pp rep Juat co: ! Pattorny) ‘Thtrd Floor SECOND AVENUE, FROM PIKE TO UNION STREBT Wategonte) and! Hee Fourth Floor : ' i ih gp sane