The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 22, 1922, Page 15

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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1922 THE SEATTLE sTAR PAGE 15 YT Ziitle Stories £ CHRISTMAS FANTASY AT RYTHER HOME }$50,000T060 [j eeccces eecece e So : , | " eoee evcce : |Long-Bell Co. to Advertise By way of thoughtfulness isn’t it well to Northwest Attractions anticipate everyday needs when aw: erring ne itage Roane pgp: " ; your Christmas Gifts? These practica Street — a y rym ; ay 08 ly Christmas Cheer. alke y avert f | cor ks M4 } ; tn « tin ; GIVE HIM policemen found +3 ~] uF - Foo adage s Colgate’s Rapid-Shave Cream tivity beginning - “hao Ribbon Dental Cream Last-Minute “pe cquptie "e weeny Be ~ arent ional Park Co. Ais Lilac Imperial Toilee Water (Amas Package) + ainier ' Selections YT! a wnine — uy! |e ' rhe Last aber Co., Oh \\ GIVE HER 5 suggestions multig 1.00-2.00 50 1.00 With just two shopping days } § left, a visit our Annex wilt } } offer many ai ideas in? |} man, evidently nervous and hurried, gifts that w not lek of ( |/brushed against him, frowned tn . » ; yd Ca ee 1) Xmas pkge) 16 appreciation } || annoyance and hurried on. Half way " 3 Pegi. yr ace ng 6 \ c pan Bony ‘ 40 { - a scroas the street he stopped, turned) » ? 4 . jo Kast ‘ Yh ri Cr , yr TOTEM POLES and assisted the blind man across. ? yi . . « via fe 2 ahi ey ( ‘ ; tall sizes e one : . tle Ch INDNAN DOLLS | a ol « ° . < F t At Your Neighborhood Store MOCCASENS Tame pigeons on the street NATIVE JEWELRY { : , p _ jonal publicity for this district Gifts That Are Sure to Pt SOUVENIRS s of the lnaver vetors BLANKETS ng she spreads a feast f 4 claimed | Marion hill out of the line of traffic, | j . | that rs ke Christmas Gifts } |] 9, en ee Chamber Honors — Onyx-like black enamel with Grecian © men, idling In @ cigar stand if, mirror and come wa First ave. engaged tn a he 4 * i border. Contains pu pam the str Maj. Gen. C. J, Muir, the guiding i A ates elk 8 nates y. Order to- Hudson Bay con te wanted, that rf ‘ ‘| : otor st Camp Le uring the A\ | \ ginal re ber initials engraved afer but each sa t or “Th bet he u f 819 First Avenue nt hi F three,” raid the ot ‘ ; ie — pai *| Dainty pupils of Miss Cathlyn Backus’ Dancing school, who will entertain the children ana te largument by filling his engine with 4 : water and driving on of the Ryther home Friday night with a Christmas play entitled, “The Children's Christ-| 1» the pe Sead mas Dream.” | “We wish to convey to Gen. Muir Yeste: crusty old gente ) : oh 7 $ hs . - ur feel y ¢ hie Gepa: we ped + igh rr man| From left to right, in the back row, they are: Helen Larson, Elaine Fulton, Winifred | ‘re. and to pe Battal pr Pins tl the baggage clerk and in Grinnell, Betty Be rket, Helen Tope, Jenet Miller, Margaret Grinnell, Paul Sole and Donna appreciation of hi services while hen a certain train would|June Grinnell, Maxine Vats, who takes the leading role, is shown on the couch. In the stationed at Camp Lewis llteave for Portland. The clerk ce) front row is shown Harriet Rasmussen, Helen Van Bleck, Margery Warren, Jean Harn and = iy Sorell noceg Pagel a ede besttaee - MITZI, YOUNG STAGE ‘i STAR, TO BE AT MET man, “they just told me at the Infor |] mation desk that jt would leave at ARCHITECTS Nichol Warns of {Ballard Church Mitzi, the diminutive prima donna | early, making her debut in Budapest | yor student, and after @ 10 minutes to 10. The clerk | comedienne, who comes to this city|at a charity concem when she was | a If began her pro |] that perhaps he was right a y ’ WwW es gr: ; seme: y ea i vere ele a at 10 minutes to 10 TO ME 4 oe Old orld Hat to Have Pro AM | New Your's eve in the romantic oper-| only 11 years old, At that time she ge career, appearing in | i Architects from Britixh Columbia, | That the United States and Canada| Three special Christams services| ¢tta, “Lady Billy,” at the Metropoli-| imitated @ number of celebrities and | and Vienna. However, Americ Are oct Den - a rn " | or ie yor on ” |] ‘The attendant at the door of &/ ra.no and Oregon will attend the an- will do well in avoding affairs of | will be held Sunday in the Ballard — be — ~ the youngest stars on | scored an immediate hit. her, and when she was just @ | a had cleed |. Europe i {the stage teday—and also one of the! When she was only 18 years old over 16 years old, she came }large department store had closed! nua) meeting of the Washington pe as much an possible, is the | Presbyterian church, of which Rev ost " lthe doors at closing time the other ¢ the American Insth |opinion of Wait oo | : | popular. [she entered the Academy of Dra-| country, where her career i le, chan 008! wand ies. te tee vcthodlagedy yer alter C. Nichol, HNeuten-| Honor L, Wilhelm ts pastor She began her etage career very matic Art, in Budapest, being the | known t || proached and tfied to ent tute of Architects, to be > ant governor of British Columbiaand| A chotr of 16 votces will sing at) ———————— aeEEanee — i* 4 January ag owner of the Vancouver Daily Prov | the morning services at 11 o'clock! William B. Faville, ince, who with Mra. Nichol spent/and at & p.m. & program of vocal alk and held « ville, 8 >, fire huraday and Friday in Seattle 4 inatry Fnciasie will to atten. a ——— : - REDIY ee [cnaeeomt ana it tra nen rennin te ng gece em ARENA ERAS zr TT mister, this snow ain't gointa last | je win be uest of honor, How |, w.” a st a ; 4 very much longer and we Just gotta | 1). Tonitect can better serve the mon will be, “Enjoying Our Gifts ADL get @ sled.” Needless to aay they! onic will be brought out in a series Sot "hone wie Pet es.” S ican. eer ove ot Ta | SG SS A SAS SN SARA AERC NR ESL EL - lecoma, will take charge discus The guard tn the Federal bullding | oi. Gn the educationa: | @ e p ene 7 ‘ Gifts for the Famil ig Christmas out to reprimand a woman driver) .¢ the entertainme ad the stu On Very Convenient Terms who had parked her car sideways) gouty in the department of architec PIANO BSE Re pn hein yloe in Pa gro In the last two days before Christ aie ° add an amus n the ‘wo days ore ristmas we es A i dreseed, entered the | ton will take part and ad s c a niieidatiiniammiene sae tether meernlen waneity | ™e.oNee 4th AVE. p be of service to you. Our Special Terms laden with last-minute mall, Her | At PINE enable you to complete your Christmas b s Breathless @ | vundies were piled high. | She sauces, Mt. Rainier Climb on liberal credit—your greatest asset—and woe! rt! ‘ . rf Retiring Reductions —|“Sriviag soc. "A business man. | Planned by Club RELIABLE MERCHARTS WANTED later." Come in this evening oa Pearon i oupa ames RL | evidently in great haste, rushed in| The summit of Mount Rainier will We have several desirable locations on the Lower iar wi hi RIN at the: same time, cromaing: Rie way be the goal of. ot Sate chrtunes Floor. Now is your opportunity, for this is fast be- Women’s Christmas We Fur-trimmed Coats— $27.50 to $109.5 $44.75 to New Dresses— $19.75 to Neckpieces areca Brushed Wool Scarfs | Umbrellas Silk Underskirts Millinery into the same tiny space. wasn’t room enough for the woman | week. ‘The party, headed by Mra. coming the livest market in the West. NIGHT& and her package and the man. | Farwell Putnam Lilly, society leader, | MORN Crowds waited until they untangied | wil) accompany others of the club, ING & themselves. who plan to leave Seattle December | Th Ch la EEP YOUR EYES ————— 28 for Paradise inn, continuing from e ocolate Shop c Hv Cold tea rubbed on varnished fur-| there by themselves In the direction | 313 PINE ST. on em enmmeae — niture will give it a brilliant polish. ‘of the sum: -— City Market Entrance A vi i ‘ormerly on e Bt. pporite Bon Marche) Home-Made, Hand- Rolled Chocola D.... Best French Mt with Hand - Rolled Chocolates and Bon-Bona, per Tb. . 300 CLEAN LEAR AND HEALT ‘eve von onsa sve va in attractive boxes Fancy Xmas pos _Candion at Special nl Christmas gifts. Peanut Britthe, 2 TM: mi... Bete Ser STORE FOR RENT AT At our Store, 85 Pike product St. Market, only 1 Ih, 28e) 3 the. Tee Some Good Things for <#im, | faa | Your Christmas Dinner Gasaee PX XMAS CAKES ' "Heinz Mince Meat , | AND COOKIES soy PIGS ‘ Ns 1-Ib. 2-lb. c Special Fruit Cake and Plam 29c | tin Pudding, Mince and Pumpkin early For a Man’s %3 X tin a Pies Heinz Fig and Plum Pudding : N. B-Opes sunday ana | UNGependent Market Stall 60 Christmas Main Floor Christmas AS ) \ Bradbury Overcoats ... . $29.50 and up KY | Bradbury Suits . $29.50 and up __i} S 7 ~~ wang Oregon Grain Fed matt *wetiin 0e | se man sige 190 ie TURKEYS, GEESE, DUCKS, CHICKENS Tomato | Heinz Cream of | Heins Preserved Hetns India ‘Toma | tah Large bottle, 33e | Lar; bt Sweet Gherkins s bottle 230 Rosedale’s Grated Libp: i an Apples, fanc ; A een er.. : a Sapper ree y METROPOLITAN MARKET :: No. 1 can . We per box fi si00 7 Main Floor 4 ae No. 2% can Full Cream Cheese, No, 2 can . «Be | Hershey's Cocoa, good. nippy flavor, ae | " r ib. ‘ per SOT | a | oe RA, | TURKEYS ~ CHICKENS ==: - pie. a =" oS =1b, s1.13 1b: Pag: " # a | Golf Sweaters Belts and Buckles Sport Coats Gloves Golf Hose Dressing Gowns Sweaters Smoking Jackets Shoes and Slippers Headgear Oe ie a ee ee 1 Leg Pork Roast....22¢ Veal Roast Cluster Raisins, pkg. 22e Shoulder Pork...161g¢ Sirloin Steaks Van Cam 's 4 Saratoga Rolls, for Roasting, Ib. ........ = Pumpkin SEABOARD MEAT CO., Inc STALL & LOWER FLOOR STALL 5 Bradbury Jr. 2-Pants Suits for Boys Large can i —a French importation Special Christmas Terms for Your Convenience Amount of First Payments Purchase Monthiy or Weekly to | Our Credit Gi to i plan has been inval+ uable to a great nat to ber of 8 | 1 every to | plifies the pure H of new clothes—¥ Small can Larne can ——GREEN’S GREAT XMAS SPECIALS — Cc 33c Cc 87¢c 53 8 BARS CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 29c (Limit 8 bars), Saturday only Loganberry Juice, pint... .37¢ FLOUR | SUGAR | BUTTER FLAG SIFTED EARLY JUNE PEAS *. 15c~-:~25e] % sc scue. = me crminss oe Sun Maid SHEE SINS 0c x M4 jun Matd SEEDE FLAG TENDER SWEET PEAS, Can - - - - - - 21c Me | ne NEW YORK CHEESE .... 1 4a LUM PUDD! FLAG TOM THUMB PEAS wnsi:.0': E Small Peas, can ees © = tee a a i f , eb | | Don't Need Ready SPECIAL X"‘'en*!..., FRUIT CAKE { to Cash—you simply se an ag Golden Bantam Corn Can23c Crescent Cream Coffee . | fect. what yore Surely Will insure to | and pay at your con: = you'll serve light, de- , venience. Stant the) this delight- | iicious j new year sensid) Folger’s M-i-B COFFEE (.. pace | isa ve ya eae Fit ;OLDEN GATE Lb, can ....... 43¢ Y ete xmas Din- | ner. % FOLGER'S MAXIMUM COFFEE aa psstahes SOFFE E mile nen CAN COFFEE “ye oy Pi is Pte at al Lib. can ...........48¢ | N®& 14—Westlake -one of the very best Public Market coffees; packed In oes : No. 10—Kighth \ li Hl) | ' | mM ts _— free Green's Butter & Grocery Stores DM phe... SDC | | “Pubic Market STALL, 50 Lower Floor winwskome | E Two ned 209 Union St SORE EEE, oNrances 1552-34 Second YES, WK DELIVER PLEASE COMM BARLY

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