The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 13, 1925, Page 16

TACOMA BOOSTS TUNNEL PLAN New State-Wide Meeting Called for November 7 The BonMarché Pike St , Second Ave, UnionSt, October Trade Sales in the Baby Shop Smart Winter Coats $7.95 A wide variety of charming — styles recommends this anced tsory Frank H, Baker of ask the state tee headed by awmakers to appoint a ¢ no the most fea bore and report back at the legislature committee con group—ei ‘for dress or play se lection. Tailored and fur-trimmed F. Rixon, styles bright pene, -Gaotrelin winter shades in Sedro-Wo. A olaire 3 coma; R. H. Smith, Blaine; Nels Polaire, Broad W. Du cloth and various mers, } novelty coatings. one ¥. H Sizes 2 to 6 Grifith Pardeo t . ’ cation an Girls’ Fall Hats $1.65 . Many styles, made from polaire and trimmed wit Get Winter Stake fur and ribbons. In shades to blend smartly with new coats, Poplin Creepers $1.35 Trimmed with embroidery ets. Blue, pink or white, and on Yakima Farms ‘Twenty automobdiies loaded with 8 passed thru Seatt 0 the ret goed ng and finished with pock- 2 and & sizes 1, 2 Soft Wool Sweaters $1.85 Made in coat style, with all-around belt—very snug and cozy for play hours out of doors. In red, blue, tan, pink and white—or attractively combined shades. Sizes 24 to 28, Knitted Legging Set $3.95 Warm and comfortable for winter wear when one walks in the park! In white and pink, or blue and tan. Sizes 22 to 28. 8 years “We can make enoug one season over there t rest of the year party. “The rest of the time we fish, hunt and have a good time Students Issue : New Law Review Announcement that No. 3, Vol 1, of the “Washington Law Revi has gone to press, and will be in mails this week, has been made Paul P. vation. Ashley, editor of the pu’ The Review is a profession Lk magazine published quarterly by the University of Washington Inw pchool. Le cee UNEMPLOYED GIVE ALL FOR COMMUNITY FUND LEY know the power for good Size 27-Inch “Cozy-Down’”’ Diapers Dozen $1.75 Free Lecture Wednesday, at 2 P. M. ” “Importance of Pre-Natal Care of the Community Fund, says M. G. Johanson, secretary of the Dr. C. D. Shannon mrecatd Club, Inc. reporting The second of a series of Child Health subscriptions of 79 cents from un ; > auspices » State Rentceeh atts deat 95 cant tie, under the auspices of the State jobless men for the philanthropic “chest.” “It was the best they could do, and what they did they did glad ly." Johanson reported to Nathan Eckstein, chairman of the Com. THE BON MARCHE Barcain BASEMENT a We are not extravagant in service in the Bargain Basement, but, sav- ings for us mean savings for you. Help yourself and keep prices low! Pike Street Entrance! Second Ave. Entrance! Main Floor Entrance! Get Into Stride With Fashion in One of These New “Balbriggans”’ Lectures Board of Health and the Seattle Federation of Women’s Clubs. And Wednesday morning from 9:30 to 11:80 The Bon Marche’s Free Clinic for Well Babies will be conducted. Baby Shop, Second Floor—The Bon Marche U For Sport, School and Office t Wear! Smart two - plece style with skirt on underwaist or elastic bands. Kick pleats! High turtle necks! Long sleeves! Buttons, tucks and fancy stitchings! Long button trimmed tiles! Red—green—brown—tan —navy—henna, Women’s Outing Flannel GOWNS 9 ge Low necks or collars, van long sleeves. Slip-over Te Boys’ Part Wool “P.Q.A.” with short sleeves, Trimmed with braid and hemstitching. ij I $ it Heavy Women’s Fine Mercerized Lisle HOSE “30 4 for $1.00 Fancy pineapple effect — semi fashioned — dou- ble toes and heels —wariety of popu- Jar colors — sizes 8% to 10. ribbed— random pattern long sleevos— ankle lengths closed crotch Ro sizes 4 to 16. -89 | Sizen 26 to 44, Children’s PLAY SUITS Heavy blue denim: © 85 with fast red galatea cloth square necks short loeves-—high necks and long sleevos—sl mto 8 Women’s Milosheen COSTUME SLIPS Pleated flounces trim med with contrasting colors, \- » Rest Easy on The Shoe Question! WOMEN’S PUMPS! OXFORDS! Tan, blond and black Satins! Dark brown and combinations, Patents! Sizes 2, to 8. AA to D widths! Light weight, flexible, all-leather soles with medium rubber tipped Heels, Light kid sock linings, drens and strect wear, Meally wonderful values, THE SEATTLE STAR Park Your Pour Union at First A day on which each Main Floor Department puts its Aisle in town right sets of | sets portant tume. Rubber Raincoats, $2.95 wear, Biobur Trade Sale 111 Prs. Infants’ Button Kid Shoes Black Kid Shoes with turned soles. work patte “ in various 1 Cy”. tore Gets “age cr Tune in on KJIR Tuesday and Thursday nights—7:30 to & o'clock. Miss Anne Heet derks will broadcast Bedtime Stories for The Bon Marche Yar in the Pike St, SecondAve, UnionSt., Seattle, Main = | The BonMarché .— “Main Floor Day” Neckwear, 25c Better values in new Neckwear— Sale Gay Handkerchiefs hemstitched hems. In the October Trade Sales best foot forward. down the center—tables and counters laden with wanted merchandise at October Trade These are “seconds” from makers of better quality Hose slight that we assure you they will wear most satisfactorily. 1,200 Pairs Thread Silk Hose, Seconds weight preferred by well reinforced, Good quali rd “Pointex,” and the in service well-dressed women for general wear. In fashionable Winter shades 1,200 Pairs Thread Silk Hote, Seconds Semi-fashioned, with double heel, toe and sole, and size ranges are complete from 814 to 10. Main Floor—T he Bon Marche Heels are feet are and lisle tops. October Trade Sale Heavy Glove Silk than the usual crisp, dainty, and featuring the favorite styles to wear with Winter frocks. ing to quality, into four groups at— ets of et embroidered nets; 1 and linene, arate collars, tailored collar and cuff embroidered in blind and punch A floor a whole block long, with the busiest Ma Sale Trade Sale of Women’s Silk Hose The colors include the most wanted for Fall, Sale 400 Samples Underwear The result of a prominent maker's co-operation to lend important values to October Trade Sales, divided accord- _$1.75—$2.45—$2,95 $3.95 in Prices, and thier irregularities are so $1.25 85¢c and clever Peter Pan and Peggy Ribbons 10c Dainty bits of Dotted ribbons—metallic ef- excellent quality aterials. Main Floor—The Bon Marche * Trimming 9c Vests, Bloomers, Step-ins, French Panties, and dainty laces. Main Floor—The Bon Marche fects—and brightly flowered or conventional patterns. Wide x usual embroidered designs. Main Floor—The Bon Marche Sale 100 Boys’ Black Main Floor—The Bon Marche October Trade Sale Sizes 4 to 18. Insurance against spoiling school clothes all Winter long! Light, comfortable to wear—and sturdily built, these Coats are favorites with active boys. Venti- and Envelope Chemises, all well made, and variously trimmed with embroidery Some models are finished with real Irish. Sale 1,000 Boxes Imported Stationery 50c “Coo-Coo”—the game that puts pep into any party, 39¢. awn atterned | Color assortment, and widths 1 lawn, patterned to % Nneiiea riiilamma et 4 Good ‘eobtay Imported Stationery, in a quality suitable for gifts (pin bright or =a 2 or for personal use. — pastel tints—at- k ancy x meaty é eo twantiva natin VaR, Cc Cooking Recipe Equipped Pencil to play | Braids . Cabinets 57¢ Boxes 19¢ part in the } In metal finish, either an- A pantry appointment, Useful pencil boxes containing ze ; % tique, steel, or gol Also fancy oak h 1 fitted with guides pencils, 1 penholder, 1 pencil . Finished with 14-inch | weaves in plain shades: and un- and cards ® sharpener and eraser. Jewelry and Bags lated under the arm—plain or belted styles. 100 Play Suits Reduced t 0 69c New Chokers, 29c Bright glass and lustrous Pearl Beads, in several popular styles, and colors which are favorites for Fall Sale 338 Pairs Women’s Pumps and Slippers, Pr. Incomplete style and size ranges from much higher priced groups! Patent, with Spanish, sizes in the group, though not in each style. satin, kid or calf, in styles for street or dres. Sizes 6 to 8 only. Made from blue denim, and finished visors; $1.25 All-Wool Overcoats, ings; $7.45 Beaded Bags $2.95 sizes 3 to 8; wanted color- beaded handle, whose er or perfume containers. Nicely with small mirror and puff pocket. Flat Vanities $2.45 Main Floor—The Bon Marche appointments dainty. New Bill Folds 79¢c Imported books, all Nicely sewed and finished. Vanity Cases $1.65 $2.95 Louis, Cuban or box heels, All dull leather finish. Main Floor—The Bon Marche 130 Prs. Men’s “Daniel Green” Comfy Slippers, a pair $1. 50 Just in time for Winter nights and mornings—at an sole, unusually low price. Everett style, with comfy In brown, gray, blue, or wine all-wool felt. $1.95 to 8, widths C to B. Alcohol Rub 33c " Wor extornal use; full pint — | 8, bottle, bottles. Rougo in Metal Box, with puff,’ Tangerine or medium, 10¢. 2 for 35¢. Sizes 3 Java Rico Main Floor—The Bon Marche leather, in three-fold Powder, flesh or brunette, B1¢. with short sleeves, rr Ata Finishedewith spring ring “Tom Sawyer” Blouses (Seconds), sizes 6 to 14, ey : 2 69¢ Italian Jet $2.45 “Tom Sawyer” Shirts (Seconds), sizes 12 to Thirty-inch Necklaces of nicely 1414, 89¢ gues and ern out beads, 200 Caps, new styles, all-wool; unbreakable sche ticins Nip nase bee Smart imported beaded envelope, finished with a tassel conceals a cigarette-hold- lined and fitted A convenient Vanity Case, in black patent finish, moire lined. The mirrors are large and the vanity Some styles have tray. style. Large square or flat underarm styles, in patent or Nicely lined and well appointed. Here’s October Trade Sale Toiletries Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia, 12- 36¢. Mavis Taloum, flesh or white, white, RM Bath Powder tn large size Ambre Royal Powder % “metal box, delicately frag- 3c Sale of Foods ‘ ‘Main Floor Day” rant, 25¢. Imported, rogular slz@p No Phone Orders on Foods Bath Salts, hes odors, Eats ae a rche Coffee ™ Chocolate-Dipped Cherries " Rex Sardines 10¢ | ee aan ee Lavoris Dis Bon Marche Co ped! ' ‘ : | Revelation Tooth Mouth Was Lb. d5e | Sle Lh. Large oval cans, choice Our highest grade bulle | Choleo Maraschino Cherries, dipped In California sardines, In | Powder, 2 Cans 35c GO¢. coffee, blended and roasted | rich cholocate, In 11b, boxes mustard, tomato or splced | Hot Water Bottles, puro rub Pebeco Tooth Paste by experts | Lunch at the Coanter—50¢* sauces, ber, Qat. size, 6D¢. Black Tea, Lb. 39¢ Roast young i} roast sweet | , Tube 3lc tom turkey with nut : Me ce > Poroxide of Hydrogen, 40x Forhan's Toothpaste, 41¢. A combination of high- | drossing, cranberry sauce, Sunny eae eas bottle, Te. Popsodent TaetnNagtay BB¢. “grado tons, blended fo potatoos, brond and buttor, plus pme- ifo—G1.! Of Peroxtdo of Hydrogen, 8.0% Hospltal Cotton Absorbent, 16: by a British Columbia ton ding with hard savem eettee or milk | TWigk-arade Ute Pons, bottle, 19¢, ne on. rolln, 86¢, houne, nN] Maly Pren—The Bon Marche ao No. 8 slove; 9 eat for G00. gy Matn Floor—Tho Bon Marcho sb wr hee ae ttnt |