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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1920
Page
4
Men who demand style and value will find Bon Marche apparel reliable and well tailored for all body types. The line features designers Langham Louis Holtz and Michaels Stern using desirable fabrics in a wide color range, with affordable prices and tomorrow’s selection.
An exceptional effort displays a wide range of materials and perfect workmanship in the new hats. Many hats are handmade with glazed cherries on brims and flat flowers veiled with marine or crin. Aeroplane bows adorn some of the smartest creations in the millinery section on the third floor.
Uncle Remus returns Saturday afternoon at 3 30 telling tales in true Southern dialect. He appears in costume for a family story hour inviting children to attend in the Toy Basement.
A basement Union Street Side displays Easter chicks with yellow beaks and legs 10 15 cents baskets in bright colors 10 15 25 cents glass Easter eggs 10 cents white rabbits on two feet with colored jackets Peter Rabbit priced 40 cents tied with gauze ribbon 5 cents.
Seventy five spring Polo coats shown by girls on living models from sizes 6 to 17. Designs feature yoke effects with inverted back pleats and large patch pockets in three quarter and full lengths. Polo cloth velours wool serges tweeds burellas in season colors. Sa DAUGHTER SHOP second floor.
Bon Marche advertises 10¢ pound loaves of bread baked daily, Butterhorns 7¢ each or 4 for a meal, Ceylon and Java Blend Tea 43¢ per pound, mayonnaise 41¢ per pound, pork sausage 32¢ per pound, and Green Gage Plum Jam 20¢ per pound. Upper Main Floor.
Womens cotton stockings priced at 25c with hemmed tops and full range sizes. Lisle stockings, 39c, mercerized, hemmed tops in black and white. Smart jersey dresses at 10.95 with six styles, trimmed with braid, worsted, gold thread or silk floss, long or short sleeves in Navy Gray Brown Tan or Copper. Sizes 16 to 44, stock varies by style.
Shoppers flock to the bargain basement for Easter savings on girls organdie dresses priced from 4.95 with sheer lace trimmed fabrics in white pink and blue and sized 8 to 14. Other styles include dresses from 1.75 to 5.69, plus fine ribbed cotton garments and vests in regular and extra sizes.
A new shipment of boys spring suits offers practical gray brown and green patterns in late styles. Tailored from durable fabrics with fully lined knee trousers. Sizes 7 to 17. Price promises real savings. See them now.
The listing promotes children’s scuffer shoes priced at 2.39 with button style predominance and lace versions. Made from chrome-tanned leather, options include gun metal dark brown or buff uppers with black brown or patent leather bottoms in sizes 12 to 2.
Children’s spring dress shoes offered in button or lace styles with patent leather bottoms and gray cravenette tops. Solid leather soles. Sizes 8Y to 11 with spring heels 3.45 dollars and sizes 11 to 2 with lift heels 4.25 dollars.
Extra! Extra! New banded sailors arrive just in time for the season. Fifteen styles in large, medium or small fit, with half a dozen braids in Black White Navy Brown Gray and bright colors. Bands in ribbon or self material. Pick your hat now before breakfast dishes are left to morrow.
Fashion notes highlight spring sport coats in Velours Jerseys Homespun and Serge. Color options include Blue Navy Gray Mustard Buff Black white checks. Five styles offered in regular sport length with sizes from 16 to 42.
Description of black percaline petticoats. Good length with an 11 inch flounce finished with six rows of pin-tucking and a three inch plaited edge. Elastic top and snap fastener. Available sizes 36 to 40.
Good quality longcloth gowns with short sleeves feature deep embroidery tops and run with wide pink or blue ribbons.
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