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HAILY EAST OltEGONlAX, l'HNDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, SEITEMltER 10,
11)01.
Adrjj,
MAY DAY FESTIVALS.
STicy Wrr Olehrnteil In (lie Time of
tlir Anrlrnl Unman.
Tor ngos May tiny has been i time of
general rejoicing. All over Christen
dom Its advent Is hailed with delight.
The birds, the bees ntul the flowers
join us In an annual celebration of tlx
day. Nature has nt Inst thrown off the
enow quilt with which she ban braved
the ravages of winter nml plows re
plemleut In buds anil blossoms. The
t renins have broken their ley fetters
nnd burst forth Into Joyous accompani
ments to myriads of bird choristers.
And humanity, overpowered by the
sainc Kind spirit, seeks the woods nnd 1
the fields to revel in the wenlth of ver
dure so lavishly spread out.
Anions the Romans this feeling found
rent In their Kloralln. or Horea frames, j
which began on the 2Sth of April and
lasted several days. We read that ,
"nations taking more or less their ori
gin from Home have settled upon the ,
1st of May as the special time for
fetes of the same kind. With ancients
and moderns nllke It wns an instinctive
rush Into the llclds to revel in the bloom
which was newly presented on the '
meadows and the trees."
The barbarous Celtic populations bold
n heathen festival on this day. but we
nre nor tow mat it was in any way
connected with (lowers.. It wns" called
Heltcin and was celebrated by kindling
ures on tlie hilltops at night. Within
the remembrance of many the peasant
ry of Ireland, the Isle of Man nnd of
the Scottish highlands also held slml
lnr celebrations. Table Talk.
THE DIAMOND.
It Tn I'rnlmlib- In Il Original Stntr
ll Vcsptnlilf 1'riKluot.
Originally the diamond was probably
n vegetauie product exuded from some
ancient tree. Positive evidence on the
subject Is not forthcoming, but the con
currence of such authorities as Xew
ton. Hrewster. Jameson and Lavoisier,
who trace It to a vegetable source.
must, in the absence of decisive nega
tive proof, make this hypothesis prob
able.
The crystalline form of the diamond
Is undoubtedly due to the action of
hent, and the occurrence of these stones
In Igneous rocks and mica slate, espe
cially nt the Cape, lends color to the
view that they have been metamor
phosed, ns has been the case with
graphite.
This complete change may have been
directly or indirectly due to the Inter
nal heat of the globe or may have re
sulted from volcanic action. Indirect
ly It would he accounted for by the im
mense heat evolved in the crumbling,
fracturing and grinding together of the
earth's crust in the attempt to adjust
Itself to the cooling and contracting in- ,
terior. Directly It may have been the
result of a change In the direction of
the Internal bent, causing a fusion of
the rocks of the crust, the diamond and
other crystals being formed when thev
ncsln rnoli
Tin- Xnmp .Mndint.
"Everybody pronounces Niagara
wrong," said a philologist. The accent
of this beautiful Indian word should
not be put on the syllable 'eg.' but
on the syllable 'ar' the penult the oiie
bofore the hint. Niagara means 'bark
to the thunder.' Its accent should fall
on the penult because the Indians them
selves accent it there, because in prac
tically all our Indian names of places
tho penult Is the accented syllable.
Think of the Indian- names you know.
Don't you accent nearly all of them on
the syllable before the Inst? There are.
for Instance, Toronto. Mississippi. Alle
ghany. Appalachlcola. Nurragansett.
Tuscaloosa. Saratoga. Tieondcroga, Os
wego, 'onsholnK-k''ii. Wlssnhlekon and
Hochelag:!. In all these names the nc
cant Is on the enult. Niagara is
Huron word, and If you can find a
Huron von will find that he accents It
ns be doe Saratoga or Tuscaloosa, i
don't know how we have fallen Into
thoabit of accenting it wroug." Ch.
eagcfjjjhronlcle.
A Com! IleunmiiimidMluii.
An Irishman was charged with a pet
ty offense.
"Have you any one In court who
will vouch for your good character?"
queried the Judge.
"Yes. sorr: there is the chief con
stable yonder." uuswered Pat.
The chief constant was amazed.
"Wliy. your honor, I don't even know
tho man." protested he.
"Now. son-." hroke in Pat. "I huve
lived In the borough for nearly iwentv
years, and If the chief constable doesn't
know me yet. isn't that a character for
yezr
A Seii.-iu-- of Tl 1 1 .-a.
A German periodical status that a
very strange but none the less true
fact is that the predecessor of the Inle
Queen Victoria of Englund was nt one
nnd the same time William 1., II III
nnd IV. He was William I. of Hano
ver. William II. of Ireland, William
III. of Scotland and William IV. of
England.
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ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE
GOLDEN RULE STORE
WE NOW HAVE OUR STOKE FILLED WITH THE IjATEST FALL AM) WINTER GOODS. AVE PROPOSE TO HELIj THESE
GOODS EVEN CLOSER THAJf EVEK IIEFORE. Ol'It J I OTTO SHAI.Ii CONTINUE TO IIP. "EXPENSES LOW GOODS CHEAP." CAREFUL
LY CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING REASONS WHY WE CAN AND DO UNDERSELL AM. Ol'It COMPETITORS: I'lllST WE AHE A MIDI.
HER OP AND lU'Y THROUGH THE GOLDEN RULE SYNDICATE, THEREFORE GET PRICES, TERMS AND DISCOI'XTS WHICH OTHERS
IIUYIXG ALONE, CANNOT GET. SECOND WE SELL FOR CASH. XO FIRM DOING AN EXTENSIVE CREDIT HUSINESS CAX POSSIRLV
SUM. GOODS ON A CLOSE MARGIN. YOC MFST HEM' PAY THE HIM, THE OTHER FELLOW FAILS TO PVV. THIRIK WE KEEP EX.
PENSES DOWN. IT .MAY NOT HAVE OCCl'RRED TO YOU, HUT THIS IS A HIg'iTEM. V DIG STORE ROOM WITH FANCY FIXTURES,
LARGE SHOW WINDOWS. UNNECESSARY HELP. KTC.. ARE NICE HUT EXPENSIVE. VXD PROFITS .MUST III-: ADDED ACCORDINGLY.
IT IS NEVER ECONOMY TO TRADE AT A LARGE DEPARTMENT STORE. FAXCV PRICES PREVAIL, ALTHOUGH THEY WILIi THY TO
DECEIVE YOU WITH A FEW LEADERS. YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME TO INSPECT ANYTHING IN OUR STORE. IF WE HAVEN'T
THE RIGHT GOODS AT THE RIGHT PRICES WE DO NOT ASIC YOU TO IIUV. MEI.OW WE QUOTE SO.ME PRICES. YOU WILL FIND WE
HAVE THE GOODS .IUST AS DESCItlllED AND FOR THE PRICES QUOTED:
Underwear
Mi have a full line of underweur
for f.il! ,ind winter We bought direct
from the fnctorv In case lots, we got
inside prices and are willing to give
you the benefit.
Wo would be very much pleased to
show you. then you can use your own
judgment
Boys' and Men's
Suits
You will need a suit for yourself
or hoy tills full. If you want n bar
gain give us n chance. ' If you want
to pay a fancy profit go to the other
fellow.
Hoys' two and three-piece suits
ranging In price from Si. IN) up.
W.- have a good assortment of
bin - long pants school suits at very
reasonable prices
Men's suits to suit In price and
quality
Lace Curtains
e the size nnd price. All good
Nutu
patterns.
m. lies wide nnd 2 yds long -IKc
3. niches wide and 2'-. yds long ."iNo
inches wide and 3 yds long .. Toe
42 inches wide and 3 yds long .. OHo
)." Inches wide and G yds long. .St. IS
4 inches wide and 3 u yds long Sl.ilH
inches wide and 3 ', yds long Sl.,-(l
Dress Goods
W luic made u special effort to
g-' tu. latest and most desirable
thing in dress goods. Remember,
it- tarr the liroadhend dress goods.
I!e.: colors in 6-Inch cashmere, Just
the thing for school dresHutf.
l-i yard .-,o
U.tiei grade wool suitings ...-...the
Al. wool serges, all colors, 42 inches
id. a TSc quality . . (i!ic and OSo
W- hae a good assortment of
materials which we are glad to
siii'v ,i:id give sample whether you
bin in not.
Ladies' Waists
W liuxe .i i n Be assortment of the
lu-st style ilin-ct I:,,,,, ,,,ie of the
large-it hoove in tin- E.ist. They
I inse in
ti immeil.
tn-dnte
p:c-(
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from : up. Nlcelx
pretty and strictly up
tuste will be satisfied.
Notions"
Sum.' think notions don't cost
mill li anyway so put Immense profit
hi iheni. We have marked oar no
lion at living profits s.tme as othe.
tiiliiKS. conseiiui.-ntlj a:c- verv letasnn
ablc Needles , -,.
Hair pins ,.
l dozen hooks and ey..-s ic
Handkerchiefs r
'iood safety pins .c
Pie pnns so
i;ocl brass pins 4. .o
lood pearl buttons, per .ilosen , 5c
Fin shovel c,q
l-qtiart puddiiiK pan fit;
1-pmi funnel do
''-(etuble grater ;
iiixIkd handle basting spoon , . So
L-irge dipper ioo
Jhistpun ioo
fVillander
:i-quart stew pon iih;
Ami luOl other little neeassitles.
n.uney by buying notions of us.
JBw Shoes
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Shoes
We liave given special attention to our shoos, and as n result have
secured the very best lines of popular priced shoes on the market. TTtz
and Dunn's ladles' fine siloes are without a peer for near, fit and finish.
We have them In many styles. Goodman's school shoes are made to wear
and simply cannot be equalled for ihe prlco.
Ladies' fine shoe, guaranteed till leathur. will wear equal to any 12.50
shoe; only $1.IH
The same with heavy extended sole Sfjir.
Fine dress shoos, equal In every respect to nny J2.60 to $3.00 shoeH
shown In town, our price SL'.'jr.
UtK & Dunn's fine welt nnd hand-turned solos 5-.ll to Sl.im
Children's kid shoes, solid, nil leather, sizes 6 to S ,-,Kc
Same, sizes S 1-2 to 11 --c
Same, sizes U 1-2 to S ' !)(Jo
Kangaroo calf school shoo, splendid heavy sole, will not rip, nothing
better for weur; sizes 6 to S HKu
Same, sizes s 1-2 to 11 SI .
Same, sixes 111-2 to 2 ('"
Children's kid dross shoo!, sizes S 1-8 to 11 ,SjK
Tho same, sixes 11 1-2 to 2 si"'f
Children's kid dress .shoes, welt rihI turned soles, sixes 8 1-2 to il' si'hH
Slaes 11 1-2 to 3 ; " '
It Is difficult to find shoes that will stand the hard usago given by
boys, and yet he sold for a popular price. Ours have provon to be su
perior in this respect.
Boys' cadet calf and kid shoos: they will stand the humps of school
life, still they are neat and dressy. Sixes 9 to 13 si.io
Sixes 13 1-2 to 2 L.
S I, all
Sixes 2 1-2 to 6 1-2
We huve heavy shoes Tor hoys for from "sU'M to SU.nn
We handle ia very coipplate line of men s dress and work shoes, all "'
styles, ranging In prlee from Sl?lo up
Our men's fine shoes In Bngllsh and .loodyear .., hoe are very
ate and dressy. We trust the men mil .,, overlook il. All we ask
is that y..n win i,,peet these before buying
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en's and Ladies' Gloves
To find a guaranteed ladles' kid
glove that could be sold for ll.oo
Iihh been our endeavor for some
time. We now have them In all
onlnrM. We bolli-vi; these are the
best kid gloves in town for .. Sl.oo
Wo have u very large and complete
line of men u wink and dress gloves.
linoil calfskin glu,.H from .. ."Do up
Hois 'hide glove, fire and
pioor. tnnage guaranteed ..
8 1. (Ml, Sl.iT,, si.50 and
wa tor-
Si. ll,"
We also have the popular Itolndoor
tanage. son m I ens. palm, with or
without cuff, very soft, fit well
SI.'-!." to SI.IO
I,1"'k'"1" Sl.oo and -up
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Blankets
We lime n full (hit
wear, consisting 1Tf lent
dresses, from Hae up. l.oii
flannel skirts, elih.-i- toi'i'
or muslin at correspn li
prices. If you need an ur"
Infants' wardiobe wt- li.i -will
find the price right
Mor
lira
Staples
Notil c t'VlTJQllt' of tit-
Culico, standard quali
Take nil you want
Oood Eiude sheeting
2-yd wide unbleached -.1
2-yil wide bleached she.
2 -yd wide unbleached
2 W -yd wide bleached t
Lurge assortment ot "
fie per yard up. You .
quality better for the i
elsewhere.
We nre willing to con
with anyone in town mi -We
buy In large quantith
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tie
Hose
We li,ie for some tmn
litg trade on hosiery. W
to give exceptional vain.
ladies' and children's lie-.
Justifies the concUiMun
people iMive appreciated tli
Our ioo, 1 5c and i-Vic
are especially good luniii'f
Inliints' wool hose
Ladles' wool hose -. '
Ladies' Skirts
We cordially Invite ym
our line of Indies' walknm
skirls.
Oroy skirt, good nmten.il
Oxford giey, walking sKi
ined nicely, looks UK -
garment
lieltur ones .... $1.08,
He sure you See these b-buy.
We Just received a largo m, pment
' of comforts and blankets direct from
the factory. Shipped In original
packages The qualities 1(1 .lfse
must be seen to be appreciated ve
can duplicate any article in This line
for less money.
Sateen Skirts
We have held the reputiitier ot
having the best underskirts for the
money in town. We bundle thr Teer
less skirt, which Is noted for being
well made, full, not skimpy ni o very
serviceable, lllack sateen skirt deep
milled flounce, good material,
only "be
"ne with double fluted ruffle ,"kc
And those at llHc, S1.1H, Sl.'J,', anil
up are "out of sight " Come and
see these skirts.
Children's aivd
Misses' Dresses
A plaid worsted, good fo- in
oi nic e sizes :, to 1 1 years . $1.00
We lune better ones from S1.25 up
You cannot afford to lni tlusc at
these prices.
Infants' Wear
23c
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