The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 28, 1923, Page 9

WEDNESDAY. MARCH 28, 1928 THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 8 _ Mi iss ~ Seattle Sunshine to Charm N ative Sons TRIAL STARTING SAYS BILL HART FOR BERNHARDT Case Against Army Doctor Denies Allegation Regarding Funeral Services Will Be Begins in San Diego Unnamed Child Held Thursday Moriing SAN », M LO! 1ELE BY WEBB MILLER J m 1 At r i ather of t the f ‘y ans 10 UL ' 4 f ira. t t , ® found he | oth the sta nt raid. 1 t ' h ret pared " 1 < . 1 that i 1 Later t Mt . ge b t Ber } 1 ft rhe a 1 m la belongtn, n f t I the an p if Helative io be ie t / f rn 1 ’ heer t t $19,400 dora : AN) this astute 1 was printea Accuser Is Branded | sich tettaten we os cinet “Wolf Within Fold” ede Attars - i reir GRAND RAPIDS, Mi Ney oe atinig wos { as $1 int ‘ ; Pier D took on a festive appearance Tuesday afternoon when the steamer H. F. Alex-| ten the aS der © wo | ander sailed with Miss “Charmed Land” (Florence Rogers), bound for California cities Mr n B " s in a | to invite native sons to visit Seattle this summer and enjoy the charms of the Puget Sound hat #h | ; . , . , ay LORD CECIL ARRIVES | country. Upper view shows broadside of the steamer with its streamers of serpentine. of ‘ YORK, Lord In the lower view Frank Waterhouse, president of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce, i wishing Miss Rogers bon voyage Mayor Brown is standing b bed. Price & BY STEVE ARNETT person of otherwise kn: Students ington, sui day afternoo: the steam carry to tation to vi With se the fails, w banners flying whi rowdds.on the wharf chéeted, the great veswel beariige Mise “Charmed: Lind’t movett | from the dock and was on her to the § SEATTI FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE—PINE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE eying and WILL B “T intend nians with tle sunshi ©) SAN FRANCISCO, March 25 “Mims, Charles 1. Blyth, San Fran | Cisco sovial jeer, died here Inte yeaterdoy after a brief Minos, she “May this ve ant one for you, Land’,” said Mayor deck before the am sure the people pleased to be represented California.” WILL RETURN IN TWO WEEKS Miss Rogers carrie fully engrossed scroll: Miss Notably Good Values and Unusually Smart Styles Are Featured ber of Commerce. Each cordially in- vites the people of California to visit Seattle this summer. They will be! presented to the mayors of Oak- land, San Francisco and Los Angeles by Miss Rogers. Miss Rogers is to be elaborately entertained in Californi. speak before the Kiwant 100 Percent clubs In in Cloth and Silk Dresses for Misses and Women—with an un- usually. wide assortment of styles for women of full figure mes 42 to 52). COLORS and MATERIALS San F cisco. She w “ met in| Los les harbor by “Miss Los pi oa , Brown, b ; ee aha. Angeles” in a hydroplane Navy Blue, Brow At Least 50 Styles Are Available Canton Crepe, Printed Trico Crepe, Broche Trico (service- able knitted fibre silk fabric), Taffeta, Poiret Twill and Serge. —THE DOWNSTAIRS 8’ WOMEN’S SIZES 36 to 40 Miss “Charmed Land” will return after a two weeks’ visit to California She is representing Seattle In one of | the greatest movs teo establish neigh- | borly relations between coast cities that has ever been attempted Crepes, Tan, Alcazar, Harlequin, Knit, Light and Dark Gr Titian, Cork, Harvest, Fallow, Prints (in many color combinations), and Black. THE DOWN MISSES’ SIZES in smart models that are undoubtedly outstanding values quality of fabrics and workmanship considered. Women who require extra sizes are particularly fortunate in finding so many fashioned with care to emphasize slender-line-effects. styles Attempt to Show Russian Connection I, Mich., March ¢ prosecution in the Will | Foster trial concentrated today on at tempts to show close working ar-| rangements between communistg in | ono of Russia, | S. Ruthenberg, chiet | undergoing hin | STAIRS STOR ¥ 4 TORE IN THE SKETCH: Six models from the Regular Size groups and four Extra-size models The most outstanding values of the season at $15.00 With. defense fourth day of questioning, prosecu- tion attorneys sought to bring out itness, Stitt ntti tt ttt tt ttn nit itn natin tint nit t tttit ttt tnirtinnittnincn Tt ‘ommu- | || were dic: | y the Moscow ‘Thitd interna that a taken by the tated b; tionale Liberal Variety of Styles for Sea Captain Writer | Dies in Hong Kong} SAN FRANCISCO, March 28-~ Captain Samuél Von Ronkel, sea| captain and writer, known In prac-| tically every port of Importance in| the world, died in Hong Kong last | Bunday, according to word received by his wite here. 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Luggage Be DOWNSTAIRS STORE ction, THE Attractively-priced Dinnerware Sets 32-piece Sets of White i Semi-Porcelain i { : | Dinnerware | Special $3.75 Plain white, Semi-porcelain Dinnerware in the at tractive shape pictured. pieces: 6 7-inch Plates 6 4-inch Plates 6 Fruit Dishes Set consists of following - 6 Cups and Saucers 1 Platter 1 Vegetable Dish Unusually good value in a $2-piece service, special $3.75. This pattern available in “open stock” from which additional pieces may be selected. —THE DOWNSTAI 32-piece Sets of Decorated Dinnerware Special $7.50 Good quality Semi-porcelain Dinnerware, decorated with design in gold and narrow bands of green (as pictured). Set consists of: 6 Zinch Plates inch Plates 1 Platter 6 Fruit Dishes 1 Vegetable Dish Unusually good value at the special price: $7.50. (This pattern available in 32-piece sets only.) —-THE DOWNSTAIRS STORB 6 Cups and Saucers Women’s Union Suits $1.00 Women’s fine-ribbed Cotton Union Suits in low- neck, sleeveless style. 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