The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 20, 1923, Page 5

Announce the Opening of their third complete popular-priced restau- rant and coffee store in Seattle. The establishment formerly known as “In- dian Summer,” located in the Douglas build- ing, corner Fourth Avenue and Union Street, has been leased by Manning’s from the Metro- politan Building Co. and will be operated as a popular-priced restaurant, lunchroom and coffee store, Open from 7 a.m. to 1 a.m. Except Sundays Manning's operate coffee stores and restaurants in Seattle (their home city), Everett, Tacoma, Portland and California cities. LARGE-KISS NUPTIALS Oxo CITY, Dec. 20,— Mothing but happiness should come from the wing combination, says the marriage Taxi Stands Again Subject of Debate | «: A delegation of busincas men ap.|of the retail bureau, peared before the city dbuncil public | “Neck shows out of parking space, prival safety Wednesday only have 13,000 availabip for: t urged the abolition of taxi and for-| use. =STORE HOURS: 8:30 A. M. TO 6 P. M: Frank Kiss, Pennant, Sask., committed and Toyland Offers ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL TOYS * FOR FRIDAY AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Electric Trains, Radiopticans, Erector Sets, Chemistry Sets, Structo Autos, Tool Kits, Arteraft Loom, Boats and others. For easy selection we have arranged them in four lots. $3.49—$4.69—$7.49—$10.49 Shop Early A Splendid Gift for the Little Girl— RUBBER TIRED DOLL MAZDA CHRISTMAS TREE oe Lighting ; Outfits VERY SPECIAL $2.49 Sets consist of eight colored lights, long cord and plug. (None Delivered) of flat fiber; have ary back, rubber heels, natural fin- A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TOKANABE IMPORTED Flower Bowls and Vases fewty 98e re exceptional valt and beautifully dec- xcellent for gifts. PYREX PIE CASSEROLE GENUINE LIBBY CUT GLASS) | were ssc és PLATED FRAMI BOWLS, NAPPIES, SUGAR AND A WeMmaetel itt CREAMERS Frame is made in In the beautiful Gem and Oneida pat terns at reduced prices. See our spe cial price counters at $2.08, $23.98, $4.98, $5.98. WM. A. ROGERS 26-PIECE CHEST OF “1881” Silverware | In two beautiful patterns, Essex and Cheshire—spe- cially priced. Complete oak chest with 5 $9.9 drawer A Wonderful Gift RUGBY and SOCCER BALLS nd $3.00 $1.98 good quality pebble grained leather with strong canvas lining A Most Pleasing Gift for the Boy U.S. During Visit Here “Christus”’ Sees Good in |] hire car stands that now occupy © areas of tho city's bustle Harold N. Moore, secretary Bavarian “Passion mock to earth this | Chrigtmastid » would find America ood,” Anton L , shy, soft-spoken Bay Varian potter, who played the part of Christus in the Oberammergau wion Play, expressed this bellet vist would see good in the faces of the throngs on the streets here, He would bo pleased that in this country, at least, Hin teachings have taken root," Bach day that he can spare the time from” hin exhibition of wood carvings und pottery wrought by the hands of his fellow players of Ober. ammergau, Lang slips away with a companion and mingles with the blustering life of New York's thoro- fares, A distinctive figure tn his soft, | homespun Bavarian clothing, flowing |brown hair and most of a brow |tenance wh: odnatured coun- occasionally bears striking resemblance to that of the |conventional Christ, Lang seldom has }an opportunity to ¢ ve the crowds ygnito, But from what he has | xeon of Americans he believes that if Jesus wer return on this annt- | versary 19 centuries after His birth, |He would not feel that He had died in vain, “If He would walk the streets, He |could hear always tho t nkle of Uttle MAKE CHANGES “IN POWER BILL | Erickson Measure Modified at Meeting | Rexolutfons recommending jclauses be included in the Erick» |super-power measure to permit the | orgtuization of public utility dintri@ amaller than counties, districts are found to be expedient, land to exempt existing public-own: ower plants from inclusion in any d that conceals | that | where such | t,| American recognition of the Soviet! Play” Star” Gives American Impressions | bells, the bells calling (0 passersby | to give for others, And in the tam hourines He would see heaped high the proof of man’s generosity to man,” sald Lang. “Here in America, everyone seems generous—everyone has a thought for others, ‘This is the true expres wion of what Christ. lived and died "He would sorrow that in all coun:! triew things are not that way, Some live in strife, But here in America peace." Chrint would not worry too much about the flapper and her foibles, about the stage and its displays, nor about such things as the dispute among his ministers, Lang sald with conviction. | “Woe munt not talk too much about such things,” he said shyly and tol! erantly. | “In the olden days I think things! were very dark, Yo, in the days of| King Herod, 1am sure they were But now there i light. | “The young people must have thelr | We all of us are far from| men live in ! from the gaunt Christian whove life of asceticism in the moun- | tains of Bavaria has been devoted to purifying himwelf that he might be} the Christus, seer things, more im. portant things, in Thristian lite, America hos the bi; more im portant Pacichocabal\3:tiin ssc in ite * NO CHANCE FOR Recognition Work BY JOUN GRADDE |(United Press state Corre: MOBC Dec, 20. — § |Hughes’ statement with regard to| Ruslan republic ended, for the pres-| districts that may be formed unless ters controlling such A number of tho delegates al agreed that, should existing be forced ta thru the ? jonderanc 8 ff districts with the ance of such nas Tacoma and heir present pdéwer vote nolidly against developmen plants, cities | Seattle, with plants, might the Erickson ommendation that steam be leline in the prop cipalities and dint outside of thelr own cerning a ire were pa or dixcusied by the committee. ations of minor + the Inter to ma 0 hours by trail to 50 METROPOLITAN * me. DEC. 26-27 I EVE Four New Popular Programs And His Famous Band of 100 Priees—Mat SSe, 81.10, 81.05) 82.20 Prices—Kvening 1 wii. Beg. ag Dec. 30 NOTICE: Seat Sale Today OUR BIG NEW YEAR'S ATTRACTION To My Patron 5 Boe to Tax ent, all possibility of negotia that n-Amorican agr |would be a great jment of world cond: | Hughes i still using his influence] lagainst It," sald Tohitcherin, ©, Hughes demands that Mos-| ‘ow must cease to be a center of tert eo but New York is a ce It pre ur relations with non-interference of Russian popu y # resumption of re-| |lations ts growing. We continue to | hope for such a change of opinion in America also" WAS TIRED OF — SEEKING WORK | Civil Engineer Is Suicide; | Wife Finds Him Dying « from a Ch sila jevaky, sian civil engineer, dy nm he had taken in tempt Lam tired of livin ind works I'y dying man gasped 1 a few minute ', . i} Nine Lady Barbers | Seeking Licenses | | Miss “HitGHT, 1604 4e%, at Pine | U.S. NAVY YARD BRYMERTON—CHARLESTON PORT ORCHARD Take Fust Steamers at Colman Dock REGULAR SCHEDULE y. ie Round Trip NAVY YARD ROUTE Calman Dock Main 3003 for, iy) a after these 1,909 years, 'T| SOVIET TREATY} |Russians Give Up Present|]| Legionnaires Would THE RHODES co. More Shopping. Days Before Christmas Shop in The Store of Pleasing Gifts! If He’s a Motorist He Should Have One for Christmas! If not a motorist, the family will get a lot of pleasure from this musical instrument in the home. The Madison Phonograph is a sturdy, compact machine that plays any record. It comes in a neat, portable case with space for records—A Phonograph beau- tifully toned and ideal for either home or outing trips. Very attractively priced at $15 complete. 84 Women’s Self Striped Batiste Gowns $1.95 Upper Main Floor If you are looking for dainty but practical women’s gifts, don’t fail. to see these very pretty self striped Batiste Gowns, styled with bateau neck, cut full to size and in dainty shades of maize, peach, orchid and pink. Sizes are 15, 16 and 17. Neatly arranged in gift boxes. Any woman will be happily surprised with a gift of one or more of these. Only $1.95 each, 75 Women’s Beacon Cloth Bath Robes $5.95 Second Floor Beacon Robes they are, with satin and cord facings and all equipped with girdle cords. Some are in all-over pat- terns, others in mannish models of plain colors with contrasting collar and cuffs, and still others plain with con- ventional borders in contrasting colors. A wonderful assortment of patterns and colors to choose from in sizes 36 to 46. Very attractive for gifts at $5.95 each. Men’s Imported Wool Hose Mighty Fine for Christmas Gifts 50, $2.00, $2.50 and up to $4.00 a Pair Men's Dept.—Main Floor—Just Inside the Door What could be more acceptable to a man of exacting taste than a pair of Imported Wool Hose in colorings that include distinctive heather combina- tions, either plain*or with fancy clocks? Priced at $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 and as high as $4.00 a pair. ' Don't Forget That A Gift Bond or A Glove Certificate is always a very satis- factory way to solve gift problems. These can be quickly obtained and made out for any de- sired amount.—Main Floor. Bayberry Candles Bring Christmas Cheer! ye all the candles, and burn them brightly, too; ° If burned to the socket They'll bring wealth to the pocket, And joy through the year to you. Light Bayberry candles sell at, a 65e and 85c. And with sconces, at $1.25. Need} Upp Art Dept.— Main Floor posing counsel had waived closing Woman Freed of argument. Kavanaugh was shot last Husband’s Death! summer while struggling with his Wife for possession of a pistol CHICAGO, Dec. 20 ourt jury here yester t in the gas mains, du Kavanaugh not guilty of mur- ei htlabittia, : Patbickee Nt round being undermined by a prominent Chicago club. | coal field, cost Abertillery, Wales, a | quarter of its gas supply ted 10 minuts. 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