The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 6, 1925, Page 16

it be ¥ The Bon Marche Has Every Wearable You Need for Enjoyment of the Sain’ 8 Big Game Saturday/ oO ————— Better Junior Coats _ Reduced to 545% All Fur-Trimmed Ineluding Many of Our Exclusive Season-Opening Models ra a coatings and smart trimmed with se straight lines are wool lavishly Flare and INE new i velvets lected furs. stressed! The furs are Opossum, Krimmer, other favorites. American and Ringtail Beaverette and many Green, In shades of Tanager, Piranga, Sapphire and Canna. Girls’ Wear, Second Floor—The Bon Marche . Men’s Winter Weight UNDERWEAR! :% Stock Your Wardrobe Economically! 50% Wool Union Suits “Springtex” make in sizes 34 to » 46. Good winter weight. Just the kind to take you through the winte: in ideal comfort. Easy fitting! True to size! “Winsted” Brand Shirts! Drawers Wool-mixed, in medium and heavy 2 00 @ weights. Natural cclor. Non-shrink- Garment able. Sizes to 50. And the moder- Men’s Shop, Lower Entrance Second Avenue—The Bon Marche ate price is a big attraction. Buy Home Wares at Little Prices Tungsten W y Thin Tumblers Lamps Set of 6 27¢ | | Hand-Painted Cup and Saucer, 19¢ pr. House Axe, $1.25 Made of fine crucible steel with handle. skew back and apple Three- pound, _non- rusting, Union Street eme nt—The Bon Marche — Have Ham for Sunday Dinner ‘There couldn't be a better Sunday they are easy to bake! Armour's St Jersey Brand Brick Butter, Lb. 58¢ Highest | quality thurned creamery’ b -—and these hams are so finely flavored that or Swift's Premium Hams, : fe ote Half or 345 on Marche Coffee, 4 Whole ; Ham lb. Sultana Butter Cakes, 10 96e frosh | Hulk Currants cl Vaney wed Wieas £ jottane 1 Huttas id moat; 8 to Di eens B00 Libby’s Rosedale Bon Marche Mayon ae : fresh and uniform, tt Sliced Pineapple, VAbby's Mincemeat; fine ‘e Ne quality materials; Ib. .216 Can 21e UAbby's Ronedate Ripe | Large can; 8 big plices f ve ive | Wile Nore, Turkey Lunch 50¢ h Broken Candy, Lb, 13¢ quality eand fresh 1 Very fine 6 i Coffer t 1 Main Floor—The Bon Marche — @ Featuring Women’s | RubyRin Silk Hosiery In Thirty-Five $1.95 Popular Shades | Full-Fashioned | 12-Strand—Patented Garter W kind Pure r or ad Union Suits for Women and Children Women’s C otton .U ‘nion Suits $1.5 Heavy cotton, 1 neck eeve and ankk ve, knee or ankle Wool-Mixed Union Suits $2.35 Women’ a nderwear vy rith Rayo tripe “Cotton U nion Suits $1.00 Girls’ Three styles—high neck, long sleeves, ankle length—Dutch neck, elboy eeves, knee or ankle length, and low neck, sleeveless, knee lengtl Union Suits $1.25 random-mixed uits, Boys’ Main Floor—The Bon Marche 3 y Newer Versions of Winter Hats at $4.95 From Our Lower Cost Millinery Section Large pokes with metallic edges—flower trimmed. Metallic turbans with chic round veils. —Off-the-face Faille hats, lace trimmed —Eyebrow hats with colorful flat flowers —Tricornes with flat ostrich appliques, -All-satin hats with long ostrich trailers Most wanted colors—head size 20 to 25 inches Flowers to match hats, 35c, 50¢, 75¢ Children’s Velour Hats, $3.45 Very practical for winter and from rainy weather, Pokes and off-the-face style ribbon trimmed. bs Millinery, Third Floor—The Bon Marche iS Indoor and Outdoor Toys Star Automobile More New Coats “ Accent Flares With Furs!. \) | | i | | | | I || | | | / A Second Bloor / The on flared and subtly The eason’s better coating ailored with distinctior and youthful charm! Star Car, trimmed in red. meter and bumper. TheBon finished in yellow enamel, and BD. Equippe d with gas and spark control, moto- The wheels are rubber-tired. Hardwood Coaster $2.45 Sturdily built for service, varnished brightly and trimmed with red enamel. In two sizes. Walking and Talking Dolls 75 each Finished with painted eyes and halr—-and a stout compost almost unbroakable, Walks, if one holds her 1 says “thamma" plaintively, Big Indoor Balls 98e Outseam style, with heavy pearl loather cover, and yarn Vourth Floor—The Bon Marche wrapped center St Sere Mere » Union St. Seattle, f In the 15-inch boots prices are: By On ar ch Sizes 9 to 1314, $4.85—Sizes 2, $5.36 on “ Saturday--Children’s Day At The Bon Marche The School Y ear Through 75 Warm and Smart School Dresses For Girls From 6 to 14 W tEPES, Flannels, Novelty Worst- e d some of the famous Heath dresses—all distinctively tailored and smartly youthful. Many styles—in stripes and plain hades Second Floor—The Bon Marche “Kid Boots’’ Sweaters Reduced to $1.00 Ahi exceptional group includes in color. only sm 36 and White, + Knitted fron mus fibe u iber lue, red, green with jacqu ard rs tan Second Floor—The Bon Marche “Standwear” Middy Sweaters, $5.95 —For boys who demand a lot of service and style from school sweaters, LL-WOOL, warm and knitted in school colors. _ Double sleeves insure double wear. Sizes 26 to 38. Other sweaters “Black Bear” Warm and snug and plain shades $4.95 to $8.45 Mackinaws, $9.75 on chilly mornings. Desirable plaids Muff pockets, convertible coll ars, and large book pock ned with moleskin, contribute to com- fort and good style. Sizes 9 to 18, Other Mackinawa, $5.50 to $8.75 Sheepskin Lined Coats, $9.85 Sizes 9 to 18. Warm and comfortable, with sheepskin linings and collar. The muff pockets are le: atherbound Main Floor—The Bon Marche : MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S School Shoes, $3.25, $3.75 gunmetal or patent, with Goodyear with leather counters Sizes 11% to 2 Laced School” _ Shoes $6.50 Foy Growing Girls boxes $3.75. 12-Inch Real “Loggers” For Boys chrome elk uppers, , OVerWoigh army oak outsoles, leather ounters and inner Soles, and, rubbor hoels In tan vatent le r with Goodye wellsowed ‘oak leather and rubber heels. Built on lasts with foot-form solid r counters, boxes and ; Hee ahen os, 8 built of " with | 0 withstand | uckles at the t of school | M » 88, widths | ain toe A | the Munson at [Sizes 9 to 131%, $3.85 » |Sizes 1 to 2, $4.35 50 | Sizes 24% to 6, $4.85 »Sizes 6 to 11, $6.50 Sizes 24, to 6, Main Floor 5—Sizes 6 to 11, § The Bon Marche i