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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1920
Page
4
Daughters Shop offers long sleeve dresses with belts pockets and matching bloomers for girls ages 6 to 14. Prices range from 2.50 to 4.95 with plain colors bright plaids or stripes and gingham styles featured on the second floor of the Don March store.
The Bon Marche advertises girls growing shoe options starting February 2. It promotes Russia calf shoes with brown cloth tops at 7.45 and dancing pumps at 6 to 6.50, plus gymnasium shoes for girls with black drill and kangaroo rubber soles priced 1.75 to 2.25.
Advertises the Bon Marche Boys Shop offering affordable boys waists at $1.00, shirts $1.25, Jersey sweaters from $4.50 to $5.00, and Superior Union Suits from $1.50 to $5.00. Mentions military collars, tapeless styles, and all cotton to wool blends on the upper main floor.
The Bon Marche presents a twelve lesson course in home dressmaking guiding through details with professional quality results. Classes run Monday Tuesday and Thursday from 2 30 to 4 30 in the Sixth Floor Tea Room with enrollment in the Second Floor Rest Room.
The Bon Marche offers a new Munsing line featuring medium and regular weight cotton Union Suits in sleeveless, high neck, long sleeve, and various neck styles in knee or ankle lengths. Prices: Regular $2.00, out-sizes $2.25. Vests from $1.25, out-sizes $1.50.
Hosiery items feature full fashioned silk stockings with double toes and reinforced heels, priced at 2.50 per pair, plus lisle stockings reinforced at heels and toes, 1.25 per pair. Ercerized lisle stockings in multiple colors at 0.65, plus children's ribbed cottons at 0.50 per pair.
Have more light for less by buying electric light globes here Saturday at 26¢ each. Every light tested before leaving the store. We cannot make deliveries at this price. FOURTH FLOOR THE BON MARCHÉ.
Spring wrap alert as Polo Coats emerge as the season’s note with models shown in leather trimmed or belted styles. Windshield collars and large pockets showcased in bright blues browns tan and heather hues. Prices range from 19.50 to 75.00 on the second floor at Bon Marche.
Saturday marks the last day of a three day sale on toilet preparations and drugs. The listing includes Hughes Ideal Hair Brushes at 75c 50c and 2.00, nail and shaving brushes, Rubberset sets, men's combs, soaps, cough syrup hot water bottles mouth wash cold creams perfumes olive oil and liquid petroleum with prices ranging from 15c to 2.00.
Weekly food deals from Bon Marche and Washington Full Cream Cheese offer specials on rolls pork beans mayonnaise cheese mince meat veal loaf and nuts. A voter education promotion invites shoppers to observe a voting machine demonstration on the Upper Main Floor near the Candy Department on Saturday.
Lustrous fiber silk sweaters offered in plain or fancy weaves with coat style, sash belt and smart color combinations. Priced at $10.95 and displayed on the second floor.
Small close fitting Milan straw shapes of good quality in Taupe Golden Brown Black Od Rose Green and Copenhagen. Limited quantities available.
Heavy brown leather school shoes described with army style last and chrome leather soles. Blacker cut lace style features half belt tongue and sizing from 10 to 13 4 percent. 3.75. Size 1 to 2 at 4.35. Size 24 to 5 percent at 4.95.
Serviceable dress shoes for men made from quality chocolate brown leather in Blucher style. Features solid leather Goodyear welt soles and lace closure. Available in sizes 6 to 10.
A fragmented account outlines attempts to cross borders by a traveler from Mexico to the United States. The narrative mentions officials, timing, arranging passages, and concerns about charges and exchange, with references to gold and flyers and a relic pair.
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