The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 22, 1912, Page 3

“SHE WAS BUSIER | THAN BUZZ. SAW”) SAN FRANCISCO, April 22 ~—"Busier than a burzeaw and |. a trifle more dangerous,” was hte reference made to his wife Alice here today by Or, Francis F. Johnson, a wealthy druggist and physician, in filing suit for divorce, Here are a few of the | things Dr, Johnson's complaint | alleges that his wife did to make his life miserable: “She broke down the door of my office with an axe while | was attending {0 a patient and | smacked me in the mouth.” ‘TAFT “CARD | HOUSE FALLING Hane RAMENTO, April 22 A NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY of the combined Seattle Exchange is now on the press and will be ready for delivery about May 1st. tion of the two sys- tems has _necessi- tated many changes innumbers. The new directory will contain all changes and be a complete list of all telephone subscribers in the City of Seattle. | down, } bi xon are the words of Senate TOLEDO, Or clerk Soreck “es open voting forms Ht enor neh OUR PRECISE ARTIST. “Making it het for him.” Disaster Drives Her to Commit omen &, Cal = : 20 ve * THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH (0. I the Jail, and the shower bi cators worked from the out The simian did the rest WHALE 1s TOO “HIGH” 1 e calle a for ~ on the be ed it bravely but were} forced to retreat. It will be burned. DIRECTORY BY DISTRICTS This Directory Is Placed Here to Advise You of the Various Lines of Business in Your Own Locality. Patronize These Firms—They Depend on You for Support. “West Seattle District | University __ COAL AND WOOD | bi bi FINISHING | COAL AND WOOD “Our Coal ty Clean” | Offies ana mint PHONE vent gene qnaubeian ae: Went ¥ CORNWALL & SON North 19 10 Pree * wi Avenue and W. Stevens St Best of Materiat | Best of Work oun MOTTO one oF Oth MELE. WORK h 4 “The ‘Taft card house ts lting te tn "i Michael Muste F lisdware and Furniture MACHINE SHOP CONFECTIONS LIPSKY BROS. DEPARTMENT STORE The People Whe Can MATERIAL | From DRAIN TILE | Phone West 1¢. KING & — a Sense 1030 Alki Av | 4999 14th Av. mw. x. Downtown Store Pioneer Drug Store, Foot Cherry Georgetown LUMBER BLOSSOM-PROVINE LUMBER CO). _ Greenwood __COAL AND wooD Dull Lumber and Fuel Co. Morta 2007 LUMBER digg mouLDita LUMBER ed, Paper Tang SASH | ras | phone—Sunset North #22) Ind. Red 299 LaPLANT & FERONG Seemwood Ave. Phone North 1959. Star Want Ads Dring Results PAINTERS DOORS ih OFFICE AND YARDS wi aE AND DAYTON AV. TRANSFER PLUMBING GEORGETOWN TRANSFER “CO.,| Lynas epee ag Plumbing Co. 206 Jackson St. | one Us for Quick, Prompt Service. veal ind “a Phone North 066 \" ae acd Boom Beate oi Any war ain Av NE Woodland Park UNTERLAKE FUEL CO. |PLUMBING and HEATING cofland Parl 5 PLUMBING Yards alii gh R. JOHNSON CO. 2 Phon 4418 Woodland Park Av. CS North 908 USE THE North 1924 ruonns SHEET METAL WORKS snewr METAL Works Phe University Fremont District “AR ei REAL CLOVER LEAF DAIRY, Inc ESTATE White 686. | H.R. CARR & CO. | mortgages PHONE Us Loans North 500 Dalry Insurance | investments ._ YOUNG'S CEREALS r Milling and] North 289; } CLOVERLEAF DAIRY fost Complete and Sanitary in the City 12 Quarts for $1.00. DRUGS $5.00 BOOK FREE lad who will call will nts ee arecetrenennesitenmnerenerenssaaney _ COAL AND WOOD McMULLEN & CO. %s for oal and Wood. || will presenta FREMONT Di DRUC CO. PRO: dy ten a1 Ind. Rea 6 9D m., Green 472, Whit 0 480 ~~ Roger’s Chocolates Res. Phone MW. 2047 |)" THE STAR--MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1912, MAMMOTH SALE) INHERITS TRE ASTOR FORTUNE b Astor ‘and heir art of the $200,000, 1000 Astor fortune by the death of [his father, who perished in the TI TERS BURGLE od yon He will also be head of the American at enya and Ke oe father met her The consolida- | ‘HE WOULDN'T EAT HER MEALS Mts, Bertha M. Bonhan would Honk. plaint for ‘COMPOSER OF “ROSARY” DEAD BAN 7h BARBARA. Cal., April TOO MANY LOVERS LOS ANGELES, Cal., April 22 BURIED IN CISTERN SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April 22 Buried alive beneath tons of |varth as a result of an avalanche in a cistern in which he wae working. Hia suffocated to death today befor» rescuers could reach him. AND DOG LOST TRAIL NEWBERG, Or., April 22.--Coate ng down bill, a party of boys ran tn a dog and three suffered broken bones. The dog lost bis tall. Johnny Makes Up Mind SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April 22. Tired of a three years’ battle his parents were having for his posses. arold Johnny Stratham nal charge of the matter let me stay with mommie, te Judge Graham He won. ‘Fhe folowing | pricos paid by the Frait— sfetting Price t Dressed Meste—Seiilog Price, MOUSRCLEANING A SPECIALTY ||" “HANDLES EVERYTHING THAT | Pioors Brightoned, Wall Paper Clean-| Ox 8 LU x T Tinting. lis ‘@ try Looe “pure Price, 2 Ibe 1o@ 90 @ 102% eiting Price. wien 00 yh ieee | 0 00g Of Lewis & Co.’s Quality Clothes for Men and Young Men Furnishing Goods and Hats for About 50c On the Dollar Manufacturers’ Surplus Stock of Women’s Knit Underwear at Less Than Cost Lewis & Co.'s stock of MALLORY HATS $3.50 values, all styles MEN’S FURNISHINGS $1.25 DRESS SHIRTS now offered for 69° len’s $1. 18. SHIRTS now on sale for 98° Lewis & Co.'s $2.50 DRESS SHIRTS . Boys’ $5.00 ALL WOOL SUITS browns, grays, etc. Boys’ $4.00 SCHOOL SUITS offered for FELS- NAPTHA, IVORY or FAIRY SOAP, 7 bars CARNATION MiLK sold elsewhere for 10c our price, 4 cans Startling Sale of Lewis & Co.’s Quality Clothes, Furnishing Goods and Hats At Less Than 50c on the Dollar Lewis & Co.’s $15 | Lewis & Co.’s $25 Suits, Sale Price Suits, Sale Price $4.95 $11.75 Lewis & Co.’s $20 | Lewis & Co.’s $35 Suits, Sale Price Suits, Sale Price $9.75 $18.75 2c package SEARCHLIGHT GOLD DUST, CITRUS POWDER or PEARL. || MATCHES, double INE, our price dipped kind, 3 pkgs. CLOTHESPINS Cheaper than kindling wood, dozen DUTCH CLEANSER | CLEANSER still on sale 4 packages Phenomenal Sale of Knit Underwear—a Manufacturer's Surplus Stock of Women’s Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants, all styles, 35c and 50c MEN’S 15c SOX, tan or black, all sizes, pair 6° Men’s 75c BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS and DRAWERS, each 39° Men’s 50c SUSPENDERS sale price 17° Lewis & Co.’s 75c GAUNTLET GLOVES co Mente $400. 4 's $4.00 STYLISH SHOES now hee $3.00 SHOES sale price, pair 5@ 3.00, | 1151.69 Ladies’ . ai? oF OXFORDS sale price 172.98 Women’s and Misses’ $10 SERGE DRESSES now LIQUID VENEER —e thigs new bottle 20c package CREAM OF WHEAT we sell for 7c CALICOES principally light shades sale pric=, yard oe RIBBONS 25c to 35c values 18c Ribbons worth to 65c, yard 23¢ 15c¢ and 20c LACES many new and pretty designs, yard g¢ Ladies’ $10 TRIMMED HATS now 25c bottle BLUE LABEL TOMATO KETCHUP 10c grungy best TISSUE TOILET PAPER, 4 rolls 29° 10c Ladies’ HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS 2° Ladies’ $5.00 Stylish TRIMMED HATS 15c package QUAKER OATS our price ‘omen’s $17 BLUE SERGE SUITS 9.75 Second Av. at James