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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1904.
paq five.
COMING for One Week Only
The Grandest Aggregation of Bargains
Ever Shown in Pendleton
MAY MUST BE A BANNER MONTH. TO MAKE IT SUCH WE MUST OFFER BANNER PRICES. WHY WE DO AND CAN UNDERSELL: FIRST WE ARE A PART OF THE QOLDEN RULE 8YNDI
CATE, A COMMUNITY OF STORES LOCATED IN OREGON, WASHINGTON, IDAHO, MONTANA AND COLORADO. WE BUY TOGETHER, THEREFORE BUY IN LARGE QUANTITIES AND GET BIG DIS
COUNTS AND PAY NO COMMISSION. SECOND WE BUY DIRECT OF THE MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS, SO SAVE THE JOBBERS' COMMISSION. THIRD WE OPERATE WITH THE LEAST
POSSIBLE EXPENSE. FOURTH WE DO A CASH BUSINESS. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO HELP PAY FOR THE GOODS THE OTHER FELLOW GOT BUT DID NOT PAY FOR. FIFTH WE ARE SATISFIED
WITH GOLDEN RULE PROFITS. THAT IS, WE CHARGE NO MORE PROFITS THAN WE WOULD LIKE TO PAY.
LOOK OVER THE FOLLOWING MATCHLESS PRICES. WE HAVE THE GOODS. WE DO NOT mDVERTISE WHAT WE DO NOT HAVE. COME IN, LOOK OVER OUR STOCK, GET ACQUAINTED WITH OUR
METHOD OF DOING BUSINESS. WE GUARANTEE TO SAVE YOU MONEY ON EVERY PURCHASE.
SHOES
Do your shoes Rive satisfaction?
Wo carry a full lino of up-to-date
ladles', children's and men's shoes
a reasonable prices, which are
guaranteed.
Wo havo 100 pairs of odds and
ends In ladles' shoes, good widths,
regular $1.5(1 and $1.75, sale price.
$1 18.
We have paid special attention
to our men's shoes and can give
you anything you want in the lat
est lasts.
Children's substantial school
shoes, good bargain, size
5 to 8 88c
Same in sizes 8 to 11 $1.12
Same in sizes 11 to 2 $1.33
NOTIONS
We are headquarters for No
tions, you have only to look over
the following list to bo convinced
that you have been paying too
much for your notions if you have
not been buying them hero.
Hair pins, per buncn 1c
200 parlor matches, per bunch 1c
Snoe tacks, per 'package 2c
Hooks and eyes, two doz 2c
Pie pans, each 3c
2-pint dairy pans, each 3c
Host brass pins, full count 4c
Host satety pins, per doz 4c
Curling irons, each 4c
2-quart dairy pans, each 4c
1- plnt funnel, each 4c
flood pearl buttons, per doz ,.,.5c
2 1-plnt tin cups 5c
File shovel, each 5c
2- bladed mincing knife, each ...7c
Ladles' or gents' shoe polish .10c
UeBt flour sifter, each 12c
ID-quart dairy pil, each 15c
Extra heavy 12-quart dairy pall,
each 25c
14-quart retlnned dish pan' .... 28c
17-quart IX retlnned dish pan . .38c
Many other things in the notion
line too numerous to mention, but
at correspondingly low prices.
MEN'S SUITS
EXTRA SPECIAL
To introduce our Suits to the men of Pendleton we make
the following offer. We believe we are selling men's suits
cheaper than any firm In Pjndleton. During this sale we will
give as a present $1.00 in cash with every suit you buy worth
$6.50 or up to $10.00, and $1.50 In cash on every suit over $10.00.
Examine these prices. Come In and let us show you.
Men's Light Dressy Suit Just the thing for summer $4.95
Dark Grey Mixed Suit A remarkable, good bargain, only $0.50
Better grades $7.50, $8.50, $10.00 and up
CALICO.
During this sale we will sell the
best calico, per yard 5c
Take all you want.
PERCALES.
All 10c and 12c Percale .will go
for 9c
Take all you want.
DRESS GINGHAMS.
We have a nice assortment of
dress ginghams, regular 10c
quality, during tills Bale, per
yard 5c
MUSLINS.
Good 8 l-3c bleached, per yd . .5c
A heavy 11c bleached, per yd ..9c
All sheetings guaranteed to be
cheaper than any other place In
town.
CORSETS.
Remember, we havo the exclus
ive agency lor Dr. Warner's cele
brated Rust-proof Corset. The best
fitting and most serviceable cor
set on the market. Cal! and see
the different styles.
We have them fiom 50c up.
SLACK AND COLORED SKIRTS.
We entry a full lino of the fum
jus Peerless underskirt. Nono
better sold today. A good quality,
full deep flounce, 78c.
Hotter ones, 88c, 98c, $1.13, $1.75
and tip.
DRESS GOODS.
This Is the only place in Pendle
ton where you can get the cele
brated "Hroadhead" dress goods.
Wo buy these goods direct from
the factory and we get the special
discount to the Golden Hulo Syndi
cate. Thesu goods aro recognized
by all judges as the very best
cream of the market. For wear
and finish they aro superb. Our
line of summer goods In fancy
weaves is complete.
LAWNS.
Our new spring lines aro in. Wo
bought these ,awus, also our
spring walstlugs In Now York.
Wo havo tho right styles and
prices. Don't pass tlieso up.
SHIRT WAI8T8.
Our lino of waists and prices of
the same havo attracted much at
tention. W havo exceptionally
strong values In shirt waists and
dressing sacques.
Muslin Underwear
Our muslin underwear should
not be overlooked or forgotten. We
can save you 25 per cent on any
article you may doslro. Our cor
set covers range in price from 10c
to $1.75.
Ladles' drawers from 20o to $1.75
Ladles' white Bklrts from
48c to 92.25
Ladles' night gowns from 42c up
Chemise from 78c up
Hemember, this Is tho celebrat
ed PoorloBB underwear woll mndo
and perfectly satisfactory.
have an exceptionally strong
line of ladles' summer vests and
gauze pants, from 5c to 65c.
H08IERY.
Our line of hosiery has been
recognized as one of tho bet In
tho city.
Children's fine ribbed hose, n
lCc grade, our price 10c
Heavy ribbed children's hose ..13c
. Ladles' best fine ribbed 10c stock
ings in town.
I-ndles' fancy hoso from 15c up.
Ladles' Imported lisle finish
hose, 25c.
LACE CURTAINS.
House-cleaning time brings a de
mand for iace curtains. Notice
these, prices and sizes:
Nottingham curtnltiH, 30 Inches
wide, VA feet long 48e
Nottingham curtnlns, 3D Inches
wide, 7'6 feet long 58c
Nottingham curtains, 35 Inches
wide, 9 root long 65c
Nottingham curtnlns, 45 Inches
wide, 9 feet long $1,
GOLDEN RULE STORE
Main Street, Opposite Postoffice
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MEN'S GLOVES.
Our stock of men's gloves Is
complete,
Wo havo several stylos of sub-
stantlal wording gloves for. .50c JJ
A calf skin, Baranac glovo, good
wearers 65o as
Genuine horsohldo glove no bet- J J
ter on the market
M, $1.29, $1.50
A PRIZE FOR THE 5i
BOYS H
We give 25 cents In cash to J J
each boy buying a suit worth 91.79
to $2.50, and 60 cents In cash on
suits worth $2.75 and up.
We have boys' long pants suits, SJ
good coloro and very reasonable In
price, ranging from $3.50 to $10.00.
Boys' short pants suits from 75c
up.
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THE MANCHURIAN BANDIT
AN IMPORTANT FACTOR
One of the factors In the present
ar between IluBsia and Japan
whlch may have an Important part in
determining the result, but which is
tut "'tie considered as yet is the
bandit of Manchuria.
oome call this person "the red
for they glvo passes to the villagers
fortunate villages fell between the
who bring their produce to Nlu
Chwang both by water and roadways.
Carta and boats holding passes from
these robbera carry the flag of the
band that issues tho passes, and,
strange to relate, these flags are al
whiskered gentleman"; he Is more1 ways respected by the men of other
" ., " 6--iuieiuun- ; ne is more
!v , y ana Properly spoken of as
Jne bandit." Some of those In the
far Rant i.n.... ..... . .. .,
h'?"' nnd tlle" reason, doubtless,
way the Chinese have sent Yuanshl
anil his army corps to the great
i Dnan nai Kwan
these
seeing
is to keen
very robbers in Manchuria,
tii .i i . ,
---o muir iraue a weu-car-
"i out and lucrative ono will dis
appear with tho largo bodies of Jap
anese and Russian troops In the
Wunlry.
J?.e8 bandits
-w,uui) strong
are rennrterl tn lie
They have plenty of
nmTir ouuub- xney nave plenty or
Bmau.arm ammunition, but no artll
jery or large cuns of anv descrin-
fit.?" ?hoy nro mostly composed of
arm d BOl(,le of tho Chlneso
wno havo been drilled by for
th. .1 Tney aro much hotter shots
Bino.i e 81brian Cossack, for tholr
BMhM?i.U tholr UvlnB- There 18 a
ffinff""! of tno Cnlneso militia
doni 5 thom u thoy hav ot already
in fa ' . oy nre raotlorntoly armed,
turert t y US0 tno weapons cap
eWi rora tne various bands of Man
saurian robbera from time to time,
in bandits aro In a way honest,
hnnfls
So that onco having paid his toll
to the robber tho villager go-is on
way rejoicing, well knowlns that
ha hna nothing more to fear.
Now, what happened when the
Japanese took possession of the
country following tho Chlno-Japan-ese
war? Tho Japanese, seeing that
they could not cope with the bandit,
ii,.u-,.,i htm to putty on a trade
which kept tho country settled to the
Uo,icfoitnn nr l.oiii villager and uan-
,iu nnii did not interefero with this,
as it wore, legitimate trade.
On the other nana, wnen me hub
slans took possession of Manchuria,
and particularly Nlu Chwang, In
1000,, during the "boxer" trouble, the
higher Russian authorities endeavor
ed to put down the bandit by force
of arms, but those having authority
In a lesser degree did not do so;
they only tried to put him down
when ho would or could not meet
their demands, which often led to
trouble.
Moreover, the Siberian Cossack is
not too woll paid, and as he general
ly was on patrol, if plckotod In vll-
I
inces. all over the couutry. tho un-
rclber and tho Russian troop, but!
as the troops were always being
moved about tho country uio vil
lager was required to provide him
ur.tr fmm each body of trootm. in
contrast to tho bandit's ono request
and tills request was ui uaiiy occur-
rence. Tho bandit could not get his
living, because he could not guaran-j
tee a countryman against losses i
through the Russians.
It was the bandits who destroyed .
thK trans-Siberian railway between'
Mukden and Port Arthur In the "box
er" trouble, carrying away rails and
sleepers for miles, cutting Into small
pieces the Iron bridges a feat ono
would think waB impossible, but they
get tho villagers to help them and
work llko ants.
If tho railway is to ue protectee,
with any success It will require, not
ouly pickets along tho lino, but
strong bodies of troops at close inter
vals, as these bandits aro daring
to a degree and havo past grievances
with tho Russians to wipe out.
The bandits are In no way subser
vient to China, and tholr action can
i. inv-r.n hi havinir In any way
tho approval of the Chinese govern-1
ment In iacl. tno buvug juitu
.NO TALK.
"JIo'JI nover mako a success as a pugilist."
"Why not?''
"Ho always wants to fight."
A Great Australian Charity.
One or the oldest InstitutionajJIn
Moltiniima Anutrnltn lrnnun fin the
of "S o'clock rush." is In danger of ox-
Chinese troops sent to tho great wall Unction. For half a century a phll
nlalulv shows how tho Chinese gov- nnthrople restaurant proprietor has
eminent fears these men and shows given a free moal at 8 o'clock every
the r intention to keep them out of evening to persons temporarily "down
China proper and the neutral part on their lurk." No professional loaf
thereof. iers or chronically unemployed were
encouraged, Tho attendanco avor
agod about a hundred. Tno proprie
tor of tho restaurant Is now retiring
from business. Hoston Transcript.
Refused to Confirm,
Havana, April 29. The sonata re
fused to confirm tho nominations (or
vnr'niitilffcl In tlin nunrnrnn nnnvt himln
by Secretary Justice Zaldoa, demand
ing the retontton of Chlof
Cruzpcros, Zaldos resigned.
Justlco
Walter Richardson, a hotel clnk
In Seattle, bocamo angered at n dis
charged porter, Thursday, nd flred,
at him In the lobby of the bote),
nhlMi ntlA.1 ullh kcu44VrlQCl-
pally women ana wi"" ... .t
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