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

THE SEATTLE TA — The Bon Marche’s Great Daylight Toy Shop | | Js Ready With Toys F rom Every Land! | rirl and be 1 nvited to come t id hundreds of other th , € 0 Quits Career for Home! Constance Weds M and Forsakes | 5 SS A OS ES op and inspect all the lovely de inimals, games, wheel toys, make Seattle children the es t-they have ¢ been future deliver Let Us Pre W Hi-Speed “Pat-o-Pat,” a Bal Doll | Wagon $5.95 $2.45 - $3.50 A cuddly, lively little 4 Little Girls’ Electric lrons person who pat-o-pats her ; $1.50 hands gay) you : ather> tickle her ribs; charming dre and dainty Upright Pianos $1.00 hoes and stock She look 0 like a and has a life | ‘ ng eye ry | of t Fourth Flo: The Bon Marche ES severe 95¢ These Sonate Silk Dresses CREPE TIES | Are Only Wrinkle Hur 1 color you can | priced! Men's Shop: Lower Entrance, Second Avenue The Bon Marche NOW Showing Complete Line Men’s Shoes at sketch could expre 5 thie | Constance Bennett and her husband, Philip Plant = By N.E. A. Service wn f H EW Y¢ Benne’ ; Bow on is Mrs. Fi Gent on the M embroidery atin and crepe afternoon. Sof life after happy ove: for a long time fareer alone. I thin ‘missing the great can give them. love ow “COLLEGE SAVES| WILD LIFE Yale Establishes Preserve ; for Game and Plants 1 aE Nhe: DUC Boys’ Overcoats| Junior Sports Coats Ww Much left. When Con: A sleepy Gre of the peace a qmorning, and in: tnarried, the budden as it $mouldering along amd at a di #t all at once “Black Bear” Virgin Wool | Reduced to AW $14.75 S JOTCH Mixtures and Se smart sports woolens—tailored jaunt- | ily, and nicely lined throughout. Ideal gar- ments for school and | all utility wee some of them fur-trimmed. In heather mixtures, and field tones of brown and tan. Sizes 13 to 17, Second Floor The Bon Marche ugh for a and sanitary Tungsten Lamps 25-, 40- and 60-W ps Size. ie 8c {not refilled) Electric 1 H. Moorehead at the Univer Was just 17 h Cups and Saucers, Pair 10¢ a Band | thir Other Overcoats, $12.50 to $30.00 Boys’ Suits $9.85 to ean 50 Outing Pajamas $ Water Tumblers, 6 for 27¢ Union Street Basement—The Bon Marche HAMS 34c a Lb. Ham r , te Armour’s Star or Swift’ 8 prem Haris —Half or Whole Ham wl akahlee Br and Brick Bon Marche Coffee, 2 lbs. 96¢ water tumbler CAMELS ROAMED | OREGON ONCE Find Trace of Giant Beasts of Pleistocene Age 10-Inch Real Loggers’ for Boys Main Floor— Bon Marche Girl’s Winter Dresses, | $4.95 ELL- MADE and refully styled Frocks of velveteen, wool crepe and _ soft dress worsteds — tai lored, with buttons or binding for accent or embroidered effective ly. DR. ©. A. MARCUM ngne, mi You must bh fexamination ‘This should pert. The f' in a8 essent Sizes 9 (o 1344, 83.85 Sizes 1 to 2, $4.35 Sizes 214 to 6, BASS Sizes 6 to 11, 86.50 he in 14-inch heigh 18%, $4.85 uum Optical Co. we Hhome ot the Hext $2.50 Glasxex on Earth Sizes 214 to 6, $5.86 Sizes 1 to 2, 85.85 Sizes 6 to 11, 87.50 | Libby’s Rosedale Growing Girls’ T Sliced Pineapple, al¢ g an Calf Oxfords $4.95 rs ve Mado of sunset calf with Goodyear welt 917 First Avenue There are plain and and rubber heels on the bal Patablivied 1906, Near Madl plaid effects—and the are cae Leather counters, box j dinner soles, Sixes 2% to colors include brown, And inn izes 2% to 8 tan, navy,eblue, green and poudre blue, , and Children’s School Shoes Sites 6 to 14. in black or tan. Overweight @ oady rubber heels, on mis sat & very low pri®e. Sizes 81% to 11 $3.45 Sizes’ 1144 to 2 $3.95 Main Floor The Bon Marehe Satin-Finished Broken Candy, Ib, 13¢ Very fine duality candy perfectly fresh iby for ae ur welt Second Floor and The Bon Marehe LBA = rds ¢ re ¢ : lex? ot | ri Calitornin ol « 1 ‘ i c - J autticut ‘ermine s ; ats for | 575 TO couv. VER |w hethor Sane cri ! TURKEY DINNER, 50c—11 a. m. to 5:30 p.m. VANE + H0% jump. Main Floot—Thoe Bon Marche Ke Souk y SecondAve, » Union St, Seattle. this quer innit 16 hump has no throw no light on