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DltLT CAPITAL" iOFBNAt, 8A1EM, OBXGON, SATUBDAT, FEBRUABT 8, 1918.
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Special Sale
of
High Grade
Heaters
TAia sae includes our entire stock of heating stoves.
We don't want to warehouse any heaters this
coming summer, and have put prices on
all of them which will interest you
Prices from $2.65 up
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
AITOMOHILE SUTUKS
FEDERAL TIKES
Valley Motor Car Co.
AGENTS FOR
R. C. H and Oakland
Salesroom mill Garage 5(10 Ferry St.
E. H. MIIITKSIDE,
Milliliter
iddrnro I'liono Main -'ll.MI
JAMES SYKES
Treasurer
Office I'lioiio Miiln 22!S
SOy.lCXHISO IN CHARGES
MADE BY SPRECKELS
CNITED FHS 1X1IID WIRl
New York, Feb. 8. Warning to Sec
retary MacVeiigh ttiat ho cannot dis
miss such nn Important matter as
"Treasury Circular No. 5," by refer
ring to his criticism as "bosh and
moonshine" won sounded here today
by Rudolph Spreckels, San Francisco
bunker. The Callfornlan also served
notice that lie would leave for Wash
ington either Monday or Tuesday to
"light the order to a finish."
"This order," said Spreckels today,
"does not requlro banks to give bonds
or any other security or to pay inter
est. The national banking law pro
vides that bankse designated as de
positories must give sulllcient secur
ity for the safekeeping and prompt
payment of public money deposited In
them.
Sprockols defied MacVeiigh to cite
legal authority for the order, adding:
"Clearly the secretary In Issuing so
radical an order In the last few weeks
of his olllce, is guilty of bad taste, or
I fear bud faith. Just such happen
ings prove the danger of permitting
such a long Interval to elapse between
election and actual taking over of
control of the government by the new
ly elected officials."
Senator LaFolletto of Wisconsin took
a hand today in the controversy. Ho
promised to make a thorough Investi
gation of the order.
National Treasurer Thompson ad
mitted this afternoon that the circular
contains no provision for payment of
Interest on the Increased government
deposits. Ha also admitted there was
no siieclflo provision that such de
posits be secured by bonds, but Insist
ed that security provisions would be
superfluous because the banking law
covers the matter.
Senators Polndexter of Washington
and Goro of Oklahoma also announced
their Intentloa of Investigating Sprock
et's charges.
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TOOK THE ALl'MM
INTO THEIR CAMP
Wllaltnotte's basketbnll team took the
alumni five Into ramp Inst night, for
the second time this year to the tune
of 21 to 14. It was thought that the
'varsity basketball team would not
amount to much this year, along at the
beginning of tho season, hut, after the
alumni was beaten the first time a
couplo of weeks ago, W. V. began to
believe that there would he an aggre
gation pounded out of tho raw mate
rial that would make a creditable
showing, anil now, after this second
decisive defeat of the old-timo stars,
faith has tnken tho place of hope.
Tho 'varsity lined up with Young
and Ifepp as gunrds, Tallnmn and P.
I loin an forwards, Pfnff center. Alum
ni, Mlnton and Gibson ns guards.
Sehott and Mclntyre forwards, and
"Rusty" Schramm center. Ralph Ho
ninn refereed. Schott, the mysterious
red-headed stranger, of the alumni
hunch, wns their Individual star, plny
lng nil over the floor nil Iho time, and
shooting four of the alumni's six
goals. The other alumni players
showed flushes of old-time form, but
couldn't hit the baskets very well. For
Hie 'vnrslly P. Ilomnn was the point
maker, playing (he whole floor like a
streak, and shooting somo of the most
sensational baskets. Of the 'varsity's
21 points. Ilomnn made lfl. Young,
the freshman gimrd, played the game
nil the time, nnd It wns only due to
1 tn that the nlumnl did not mnko
several baskets nioro. Young will bo
a star guard after a couplo of seasons
of college couching.
The gamo wns very fust and exceed
ingly free from fouling.
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Just a Few Days
Great Sacrifice Sale
$30
Suits and Overcoats
$18.45
$25
Suits and Overcoats
$15.95
$20 $15
Suits and Overcoats : Suits and Overcoats
$13.85 $8.88
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$25
Gaberdine Rain Coat
$16.25
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35c and 50c t $1
Silk Ties
19c!
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ii $4.50 and $5.00
Slipons Regal Shoes
$8.95;! $3.25
.50 I $2.00
Man'n&ArrowShirts :: Man'n&ArrowShirts
$1.15:: $1.38
$3.50 and $4 1 75c 150c i $1.00
Man'n&ArrowShirts f Black Sateen Shirts f Blue Work Shirts J Dress Shirts
$2.65 1 39c 29c 69c
$4.00 $4.50 I 50c Heavy
Heavy Work Shoes :: Heavy Work Shoes President Suspender I Police Braces
$2.69;: $2.95;: 29c 21c
M-M-t
35c $1.00
Crown Suspenders Heavy Rib Sweaters
19c i 59c
$2.00 ; $3.00
Sweaters :: Wool Sweaters
$1.19 1 $1.69
203 COMMERCIAL STI1EET, CORXEK OF COI IIT STREET.
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Wool Flannel Shirts
$2.28
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$3.00
Man'n&ArrowShirts
$1.88
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After luncheon the members wero fa
vored by duets from the Mrs. Paultis
and llutte, and from Messrs. Kaup and
Sehott. Tho meeting was then ad
journed all declaring that they hnd
spent a most enjoyable afternoon.
Nordlra Concert,
Subscribers are requested to reserve
their tickets booh, ns tickets are sell
ing fast. The dully sales nre averag
ing 100. TleketB may be reserved nt
Miss Magers' studio.
Your neighbor may know thnt you
have money, but what they may not
know Is how you got It.
VISE ALI.l-.VS FOOT-EASE.
The antiseptic powder to be shaken
Into t tie shoes. If you want rest nnd
fomfurt for tired, aching, swollen,
sweating feet, use Allen's Foot-Ease.
It relieves corns and bunions of all
pnln and prevents blisters, sore and
callous spots. Just tho thing for
dancing parties, patent leather shoes,
and for breaking in new shoes. It Is
the greatest comfort discovery of the
age. Try it today. Sold everywhere,
25 cts. Don't accept any substitute.
For freo trial package, address Allen
S. Olmsted, TeRoy N. Y.
F. E. II.
! We heard a man say the other morn
ing thnt the abbreviation for February
Feb. -means Freeze every body, and
that man looked frozen In his ulster.
H was apparent that ho needed tho
kind of warmth that stays, the warmth
; that reaches from head to foot, nil
i over the body. Wo could have told
jhlin- from personal knowledge that
! Hood's Sarsapnrllla gives permanent
I warmth, it Invlgoratos the blood and
; speeds It along through artery nnd
jveln, nnd really fl'.s men nnd women,
'boys nnd girls, to enjoy cold wenther
and resist the attacks of disease. It
gives tho righl kind of warmth, stim
ulates and ttrengthens at the same
time nnd nil lis benefits are lasting.
Thero may bo a suggestion In this for
you.
lllieiiniiillsm.
In almost every instance is directly
caused by uric acid in tho blood. Mer
ltol Rheumatism Powders nro manu
factured for the express purpose of
neutralizing nnd eliminating the uric
acid from the system, Easy to take
nnd thoroughly effnrllvo. Capital Drug
Klore, exclusive local ngents. .
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Elect Officers.
The Cermnn Frauen Vereln held
their monthly meeting nt the home of
Mrs. Mary Kaup, January 30. Tho fol
lowing olllccrs wero elected: Mrs.
Mary Kaup, president; Mrs. (Innten
beln, vice-president; nnd Mrs. Kntle
Schott, secretary. Following the meet
ing a lunch was served by tho presi
dent which was much enjoyed by all.
"There Ig a reason" why you should satisfy your needs in the house furnishing line at the present time..
We overstocked for the holidays, and must now cut our stock. Hundreds have bought from us during
our five months in Salem. Have ; ou hoard of a dissatisfied one? Remembor the place, for we are In
the low rent district.
OUR BARGAINS
PT7 a jhji riri
The Best on the Market
BUY WHILE THE STOCK IS FRESH
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$14.75
Chairs
$1.50
Steel Range
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Buffets
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Chiffonieres
Chase Leather
Rockers
$12.50
Wash'g Mach's
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