The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 26, 1911, Page 3

Words by Schaefer . ° . Music by Condo 7 Now, AL TOGEDDER — ) VON, TWO, DREE — CANADIAN VOTERS DECIDE RECIPROCITY OTTAWA, Ont, July 26.--The voters of Canada will decide the fate of the reciprocity measure, WB the conservative party ocom- mitted to continued obstruction, the Wheral government, headed by Pre- mier Laurter, has determined to ap- peal to the people tn a general elec tion, to be called within the next two months. If the liberals win, the agreement will be passed; if the conservatives are victortous, present leader of the oppo . will become prime minister, and retiprocity will be dead. Yess, UND Dey ARE HATCHING Now! HURRAW FOR BESSIE UND NER PURC~ DBLOODeT CHICKS }! ADOLF, 1 TAKE IT ALL BACK — DEBBIE 138 A LADY AFTER ALL —~PURE-BLOoDAaT CHICKENS FROM BeSsig ‘St VORT A MINT, PSsT!— Dassic iss SETTING DOWN ON ANODDER DATCH OF EGOS, COMES ReAAAKRRARR ERE R * % Two divorce sults were filed ® yesterday, Edith Ward Cleve- %® land wants a divorce from *® George B. Cleveland, $62.50 a # month alimony, and their ® three yearold daughter, Doro wthy. Clara B. Wyatt wants # her Tyearold daughter, Theb % ma and a divorce from Walter * A. Wyatt, a “printer and edt * tor” believed to be in San % Diego now SEE EEEER EEE EE EH HE GREAT GUSHER) BAKERSFIELD, Cal. July -| tab! epo e eceived here | Sony tata 10d beaver quaker wo of Seattie’s Experienced Furniture Dealers Form Ss. H. POYNOR had been discovered in the Low Mighty Mercantile Alfiance e © ot? Yaw SUNN r steeeteente ts Hills country itn northern « county, The property ts near that | of the Universal Ol! compa | aaa Ge a Re : fie ge ci . SON -p, 2ON, POYNOR which recently brought In a 5,00 ee . TA peng . t MUiawirumg cor ] i y barrel gusher. A frantic call fo i = i wT \ OUALITY west, teamsters and shovelers has been Q . rm i bh PRICLS Lowest sent to nearby properties and an all stall effort will be made te throw up a} ohiieredt MUNSON- PO levee and save the product ee eee eteee eee ee * * EDNA GOODRICH AND . NAT FINALLY DIVORCED ® NEW YORK, July 26.--The # final decree of divorce separat i) *# ing Nat Goodwin and Edna ® Goodrich was signed today ® Justice Bischoff of the state # supreme court, By the decree - %& Miss Goodrich resumes her ® maiden name and Goodwin fs ® forbidden to marry within the ® jurisdiction of the court. No ® mention of alimony is made tn ® the decree. J. E. Munson jor the past twenty years Mr. Munson has been Under the title of The Munson-Poynor Furniture Company, J. E. Munson and S. H. Poynor have consolidated, placing their combined large stocks at the Munson store, 1526-28 Second Av. The business experience of the new firm goes back into twenty years of buying and selling in this city, and means the opening of a Great, Liberal and Reliable Home Furnishing Estab- lishment in Seattle. The first move of importance to local buyers that will be made by the new concern is the immediate placing for quick sale of all Surplus Stock, Odd Numbers and Discontinued Patterns. This Sale—which is now in progress—includes hundreds of desirable articles in Furniture, all of which are offered at tremen- dous reductions from their former values: the furs tore im this efty. §. H. Poynor Twenty-two years in t During this period he has Seeeeteeeeeeeeeeee Reeeeeeeteeneee BRYAN STILL POWERFUL (By Untied Press Leased Wire) } FREMONT, Neb., July 26.—That Wm. J. Bryan is still a power in} Nebraska democracy was evident | today. Bryan's domination of the party was made clear at yester day's convention when all efforts by the Omaha delegation to force resotutions denouncing Bryan and endorsing the p ential candb dacy of Gov. Harmon of Ohio were defeated. The upstate delegates demanded that harmony reign in the convention, ran the steam roller over Bryan’s opponents, forc ing through a peace program. THROUGH FALLS | IN A BARREL made @ number of in furniture bus tant changes—each time increasing his stock and Patronage He has been In the present location for & number of years 4 Mr. Poynor will be actively Solid Oak Writing Table, Mission design, with drawers and paper racks. Consolidation price. .$6.65 (By United Prewe § Wire) NIAGARA FALLS, July 26.— Bobby .Leach yesterday passed alive through Horseshoe falls in a barrei. This is the second time that the feat has been successfully accomplished. Leach was taken from the barrei at the foot of the falls. One leg was broken and he was badly bruised, but his injuries a were not considered serious. SEAGIAT, N. J.—Possibly fear- ing the effect on his presidentia boom, Gov. Wilson, declaring he knew nothing about babies, adrottly sidestepped an invitation to be fudge of the Abury park baby ee show. \ 4 i. Quartered Oak Library Table, size 28x42, with drawer and shelf; choice of waxed, Early English or golden fin- ish. Consolidation price ......66 secescee ees + SSSS This Folding Davenport, upholstered in best of Chase leather, opens into full size bed; golden or mission fin- fab. Consolidation price .......6 -cceceeeeee $27.50 HE MARKETS - Dresser shown above is n finish, and has fine plate mirror. Consoll- Muste Cabinet, bullt of solid oak and finely fin inhed; etx golden Mission Buffet, built of solid oak, and may be had in any of the vari- ieeal Fees 8 ous finishes; has three drawers | Quartered Oak Buffet, highly polished ok Sem pe cH and cupboards, with felt-lined sil and finished; French plate mirror, By Quartered Onk Dining Table, highly polished and beautt | ver drawer; mirror in beveled | drawers, cupboards and feltlined ail- | Mavorsny Music cabinet Fak gph F seein go 4B fully finished; round pedestal and claw feet. Consolidation | French plate. Consolidation price | ver drawer. Consolidation price .... | ditwer ana saisror. Consolidation. prias .« te] EE IS REO MRO, i RA Re aR ORO Bi ia vaes Li chacse:: adeusaky cess etss sO. © Gadnelehations prion, GUAGULE Sachse S0dds 558 . $8.45 China Clos: craftsman design, shown in E ish fini at the Consolida- ’ és tion price . aE fy so” nie Fy pa. J, ENS BRON This Large, y Rocker has genu- ine leather nd back, and be had tn Harly English or golden oak, Consolidation price ...$9.85 This Mission Rocker has Chase leather seat and is finished in waxed golden, fumed or Barly En- giish, Consolidation price 98 Dining Table, full six-foot exten- sion, finished tn golden or Early English, Consolidation price The Dining Chair | This Dining Chatr, in aa ote mola, | Bolden oak fintsh, Con- | tion price $1.59 | solidation price ...98¢ This Genuine Leather Turkish Rocker, heavily upholstered, at the Consolidation price ... .. $18.75 This Reed Rocker is offered at the Consolidation price of ... TePECFEFPOR ELLE RUGS PRICED TO MAKE ROOM 444444005 Regular $17.50 Seamless Tapestry Rugs, 9x12, shown in several r lifferent patterns. Consolidation price ........... - 89.95 Regular 927.50 Axminster Rugs, size 9x12, a choice of several lifferent pattorns, at the Consolidation price ......... 2.50 values in Best Body Brussela Rugs, siz ‘ul patterns for selection, Consolidation pric oe ¥ Regular nany beau This Davenport is upholstered in gen aine Chas¢ Jeather, constructed with steel spring# abd is finished in mia | sion, Consolidation price ... $19.75 This Felt Mattress, covered with good grade of art ticking. Consolidation Brass Bed, similar to cut, with 2inch gon- tinuous posts, six fillers, in satin or bright finish. Consolidation price 75 Brass Bed, with 2inch post shown in bright or satin finish. Co thom price cssceeee cee weeeeeeee FURNITURE CoO. 1526-528-——Second Ave.—1526-1528 Théxe Tabouretted ate (built of solid oak, Tabourettes, Special iiss. eiece-si Smoked Meats—Selling Price. ame ; lente hama ied ‘ w pevesese a De cseosee we