The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 3, 1920, Page 7

\ iad SHATTL’ ble dm tmnt — 3, 1920. | JAP P ILOT GROUNDS SHI P IN H ARBOR, | ( PICTURE OF LINER ASHORE, SMUGGLED OUT BY WAY OF SHANGHAI P DESPITE CHINESE CAPTAIN’ S PROTESTS he ea : : SHANGHAI, China, Feb, 20. Mail)—Fuel has been added to the {By | ber, the China waa grounded on who insisted that his versel was be thru portho! reef plainly marked by the Nagma:|ing run into da angerous water fand the film tasuki lyhthouse, ugly rumors were A few minut Wirelons ctreulated. truck, the China JAPANESE PILOT brought the © order DISREGARDS CAPTAIN . ve United Pour hundred feet from where the er grounded, the warning lghta |” led passen stumbled |," jon with the & Japanese 4 fires of antiJapanese feeling in the Par Bast by the misadventure which ei the loss of the fa . of the China Mail long known macifio,” t ptional staunehn wan cut off b » wa » China was he crash nearly ca ranaport Great tow with later mous St ery ities immediately « would of the helpless vow ina wes - » “ 7 Wh under the guidance of a at had disregarded | Bh ty — a bg — Phone This is the picture smuggled out of Japan, the only picture, Japanese pilot leaving Nagnsakt har |t ‘oe tha ath len ‘ according to Shanghai report, of the grounding of the China by a Japanese pilot. At the right is the Jap lighthouse. The at grounded steamer is at the left.» Behind her, and attempting § y 19 pull her off the reef, is the American ship, Great Northern. 3 * Seemingly no Japanese vessel was interested enough to aid — trade in at HAS OBJECTIONS OF NAVY WORK == FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET DOWNSTAIRS STORE Fruit Gum Drops Would Bring New Grief, Investigation to Start Next Says Soldier | Week BY CAROL NN v ANCE BELL March 3, — | WASHINGTON, = March —3.—"It! qaubte-barreled mvestigntion of the} tmapossibie task to bring navy’s work during the war will eared from aera start in Washington next week, Spats it | While theysenate naval affairs the question committee is probing Admiral Sims oe that the navy departmen y prolonged Inquiry, sitting retary Daniels, | | will be looking into the complaint WASHINGTON, tention to “It would be practically an impos sible task to disinter the bodies; to |“ haul them hundreds of miles by @utomobdile trucks to load them on the ships; to bring them to home “ . | , that Sims removed Rear Admiral United States. 1917. without cause. | “It would require years to com-| Supporters of Sims in his famous | plete the task. During that time Controversy with Daniels professed homes that have suffered the first|t® See in the calling of the naval court a counter attack by the secre: | Separate Skirts Assuming New Importance 130 Boys’ Wool Sweaters pangs of sorrow and have become : onciled would face new sorrow ‘Fy against Sims. They hinted that With Ne Styles ii 2 5 Sorat Tee SaaS pc | betes inset wake fot as w Shecial 35 Pound uced to $2. thru an ordeal more gruesome than |*enate to probe Sims’ charges $ $ N unusually low price od pr baeye tien against him, launched an investiga ) , 4 F eles tale: tack at Kelses tee of his own Into the conduct rl | to 17.50 for Thursday, on these OTHERS of little fellows from 2 to’6 years of age, will ioe schere, ugly and still more dis el Be ee i | Pp JAITED or gathered, of silk * wholesome, delicately-flav- profit considerably by taking advantage of this offer- “No human agency can tell how! Wh or soft wool, plain-color or ored sweets. 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M mances has resulted in a pockets, unusual values a i man: rows 0! shirring ee. 76. who died manieg,. wae bana ame ae demand for th $5.75. $9.00 and $9.50 ot weit Peaiae's mB ventas a yoke effect, and 1:30 Wednesday afternoon gageme: Ls | tainted Ry 4 , A . f: Bieta went i | ae new combination ring. jewel |) TAFFETA SKIRTS in black and navy, topped with Pair thee bela, Ooloweues of a a a binding in BR i cae | id, would prove profitable for |! . © CHARLES 8. JOHNSON, 73, sind pr agen A boa oe Raga yr deep crush girdle pointed over one hip in yoke style, HE gracefully propor- Springtime, also plain Votesprtseh ak $2.25. Epteeday night at bie heme, 6617 Ker | facturer, Pepe and in other good models, $8.75, tioned Oxford pictured chambrays, with self —THE DOWNSTAIRS | CLOTH SKIRTS in black and navy, of Serge, Panama sashes and white poplin Cloth and Poplin, in combination accordion- and collars, cuffs and pock- ets. Simark, coming to America 55 ee FRANK W AMS, machinist, Tago, and was employed as watchman | had in his possession more kodaks. “by the Seattle Lighting company. | Mashiights and other miscellaneous articles than seemed necessary when WINE $50 was the amount assess. | arreated Tuesday evening by Mount | y ; 1 is one of the arrivals of | | €4 Dan Treasti {n the police court|ed Patrolman Albert Olatrom, whé | | Spring in the Downstairs Store Shoe Section. With medium toe, mod- erately high military heels and Goodyear welt soles, priced as follows: In Brown Vici Kid, $9.50. In Black Vici Kid, $8.50. ac box-plaited effects, also styles with button-trimmed panels, $8.50 and $12.50. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. Valenciennes Laces 75c Bolt purchase Laces by the bolt is the best way to provide for Spring ens The Dress Sketched Is Typical of the | Values at $2.50 It is of pin-check gingham in blue or pink and white, with sash of self’ material, and white trim- fing.. Sizes 2 to 6 years. | Tuesday afterncon for putting eo | mae he caught him stealing trom | Much water in the milk he automobiles near Fitth and Union Georgette Waists FREDERICK Reduced to $3.65 -—-THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. In Tan Calf, $9.00. sewing n : THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. Valenciennes Laces in & NELSON HOUGH there is not a complete range of sizes French, Normandy and A Purchase of Jersey-top Silk Petticoats two-thread varieties are featured here, some with Insertions té match, at 75¢ bolt. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. and colors in any one style, this collection of Georgette Blouses affords interesting choice in frill- trimmed, embroidered and beaded Blouses, in White Flesh-color Bisque Sizes 36 to 46. Reduced to $3.65. A New Display Spring Foulards $3.50 Yard FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE C is unnecessary to point Brings Unusual Values out the good gualities of Wo ; Foulards, they have been at $6.50 ten N F ° h d Ti favorites for so many a ‘ Handkerchiefs ew our-in-han 1es years. This season. they HURSDAY’S shoppers are offered worth-while 15c Each ERY attractive values | at this price in Hand- }} kerchiefs of sheer, soft lawn, some hemstitched and embroidered in white or colors, others with col- savings in this purchase of Silk Petticoats. They are of the popular silk jersey-top style, with flounces of soft taffeta—in these colorings: Copenhagen Purple Lengths 34 to 40 inches. low-priced at are more desirable than ever, on account of the ad- vance ideas presented in their designing. Introducing printings on $1.25 VEN in accessories — Men’s Ties, for in- stance—is Spring begin- Green Navy tasteful ; 7 a grounds of Very ning to make itself felt. brown, blue and black, in $6.50. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE ored-stripe border — 15¢ | These new arrivals are 86-inch width, they are each. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. priced at $3.50 yard. unmistakably of the new —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE | season by virtue of their new colorings and pat- terns — plain shades, stripes, scroll designs and polka-dots, in poplin, satin and domestic weaves. Cluny-pattern | New Coverall Aprons oat verd For Spring House and Garden Tasks N dustroua® asc finish are these Cluny- patte:n Laces and Inser- Newly-arrived Printed Voiles 65c Yard P othe AINTY frocks of fas- tions which form so effec- The Ohio Combination. }} siswint, «t's1.35.°'" gg ogee ovot these at garments, dresser” scarfs | showing, +205. Tet Age iso a : 5 arments, dresser sc: | easily evolved from these tractively pri . “sage lane new Voiles, with their curtains and other acseia Aprons ‘are shown in the sketch—one combining large checks and plain material, with check ‘trimming, and fea- turing wide belt and two large pockets, the other in dark- Widths 11% and 2 inches, 12%$¢ yard. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. Men’s Wool-and-lisle Union Suits at $4.00 SPRING-WEIGHT mixture, in elastic wide-ribbed weaye, featured in blue or lavender stripe effects, | with knit wrist, ankle and collar. Priced at $4.00. tasteful allover patterns in floral, figured and _ stripe effects on light and dark grounds, Thirty-six 65¢ yard. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. A Revival of Gas-Coal-and-Wood Range HE convenience of gas is added to the Ohio’s good features as a Coal Range in this combination gas-coal- Colonial Glass Oil Cruets 35c 40c f HE Cruet inches wide, —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE, * ° . Sua bl real ith ee ee ee Tuck-bordered Scrim Curtains Dated: Sutemny smalifigures, msm ts -in- space-sav- ° one o' rn ranges-in-one, with a Cae oe at $2.00 Pair brings a supply of these ately or), checks, ag a ~~ ing and time-saving that this arrange- sheer and lovely weaves to showing trimming Downstairs | | . * WO tucks make an effective border for one side és rid . a of rick-rack. braid Hl 1 the Downstairs Store. cl Store at these ment implies. | T and bottom of these well-made Scrim Curtains. Small pin dots of blue, and peat! buttons. ae tig , : * \f| They are in white and ecru color, measuring 28 inches pink, lavender and rose are one ahs The accomplishments of this wae ||] wide and 21% yards lcng. seen on white grounds, at Sn or thelr pate combination range, and its many I! Easily laundered, serviceable curtains of the soft ae baa ai wee Sa exclusive features, may be investi- j]| material that are substituted for finer curtains in Gog, Srounae AT $2.25, new Coverall Aprons in check and stripe finished, an df gated any day in the Stove Section, jf] many households during spring and summer months. Thirty-six inches wide, incur hgh gonna ae gt a a a Unusually low-priced at $2.00 pair. 1.00 d. 5O¢ cach, DOWNSTAIRS STORE. | ranma y ee Sr STORE. a DOWNSTATRS STORE, —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. ee ih Td Le mat + oh