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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1920
Page
4
Spring coats for girls six and older priced from 17.50 to 55.00 feature tricotine serge poplin burella velour polo cloth and cheviot fabrics with belts buttons pockets and decorative collars. Colors include tan navy rose blue and pekin with Russian blouse styles and fashionable finishes.
Dresses of all wool serge with touches of hand embroidery in silk or wool. Empire style with bell sleeves in green blue brown. Includes regulation sailor dresses in navy serge with braid trim and emblem on sleeve. Prices range from 6.95 to 15.00. Second floor The Bon Marche.
Store closes Monday and offers two days food supply. Extra select kippered salmon 28 cents per pound. Washington full cream cheese 34 cents per pound. George Washington Birthday Cakes 1.00 and 1.50 each. Washington Birthday Fancies 5 cents. Ceylon Tea per pound 60 70 or 80 cents. Food sections upper main floor.
Garden on Monday sale features vegetable flower and grass seeds tested with fertilizer and sprays. Includes Mag Otite Lettuce Radish Onion Kale Spinach Celery Tomato seeds 5c Peas Beans Corn 10c 15c Flower seeds 5c and 10c Spencer Sweet Pea Seeds 10c Onion sets 23c pound Upper Main Floor.
Silk stockings in multiple colors with reinforced heels and toes priced at 2.50. Silk boot stockings offered at 1.65. Fine ribbed cotton hose for school wear priced at 0.50. Bon Marche promotes spring fashion and footwear options for women.
Presenting for Saturday a group of extremely smart spring hats at 10.00. All the newest shapes are featured including the Joan of Arc San Tos Butter Bowl and the Gold digger's Sailor. They’re the craze in New York with lacquered fruit appliqued raffia and other trims. Third Floor The Bon Marche.
Shoes for boys and young men highlight sturdy dress and boots. Gunmetal calf and Russia tan calf options priced $8.00 to $14.00 plus new dark brown leather oxfords $11.00 to $13.50. Lower main floor features hard wearing dark brown leather shoes sized 10 to 13 14 at $4.00 and sizes 1 to 6 at $4.75.
An ad touts boys suits with knickerbockers included for 12.50. Offers dark mix colors 7 to 18, loose backs or waist line coats, full belted, pockets, full lining and taped seams. Emphasizes durability, good looks and economy from the Boys' Clothes Shop Upper Main Floor.
Women’s Union Suits priced at $1.00 with ribbed cotton options and regulation styles. Bodice tops and ribbon-top vests in white and pink offered in multiple sizes. Fine ribbed cotton pants with cuff knee available in select sizes. Upper Main Floor.
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