THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. QROV rmmv ,1AY . 1917. he Daily pital Journal Classified : . Telephone and Business Directory Quick, Handy Reference for Busy People 4 wit i i 1 T . Willamette Valley News SEVEN Missionary Work of Evangelical Association from .,,-., ..f tl. L.tji. .. , f ou and V.,i,iKi tt the mi,.,,,,.. jiry work at !.. ,riK ,1P V(,lr I had Un .d.Mfu ,1,.,,,!.,. .lif ' .. -t M' ri Yii'it mm.... ... i i t runiimv mhy , ritm ..... -...: IIIIU Ueell I - S.HTUIII ,n hp rm., t0 the member, i.r W roiif..reu,.e fur the odihrntioii tonior-on of .Vl venrs in tue ministry of the I.Vv. .. f ul'rl- land. Halls Ferry News (Capital Journal Special Service.) nan terry, ti,P., jiiiv i,.Til.. ,oa( M- inn Ill:ir nin.t.iv nner 1W17 ......r.. ....... I I .1 "...ii in . nrH, i. u. Krni.tmg r . I . i . I. ... , , t,.h Floyd hhelton Ik Kaitinv tot a call to -oi ..l,.t, ,. I,,,,,,. ,rail,inif ,.0rM.,,thccJlorg. " CB" t0 "u,:,;dT:;7'oy .t:: (lie third .lay , komoii of t!,, ;Hth an mini Oregon n.iilVr. iii c of tl,n Km,.. ""' mtioii iii this t-itv. I t ti Mil i il. I bia r........ II u. of Nspemlle. III.. president f tliP as--ih-ioii. delivered hi anniiiil address in-fore tin- conference this morning He minted out tl,.. w,k before (he e'v.ii K.'IhiiI l.o.ly in 1017, and said the liilile message iiiiim l.. curried outni.lo tl.. church itarlf ns a body Savage wsg in charge. Mrs. K. Park has moved to htr tew home in Silvcrton. Last Friday was the last day of our x-ho.il. The day wan too stormy for a picnir- but a good tune was enjoyed in the school Louse. At noon ice cream, cake and other good eata were served and ahortly after a splendid rogram wan heard. The (.roKraui wan an follows: King, far Spangled Banner; irahitc to tho 'lag the school: recitation, Kather ine Keetie; song. The (lood Old Cnited States, by the school; recitation, Opal Hulihard; solo, Hazel Russell; Memo ry Gems by the school ; duet. Lena Mav hvans and Madge r'arr; address Mr. Markel; son'', Oregon, bv the school: solo. Miss Charlotte Russell: iintrii.tic Telephone Main 1200 EVEBTTHINO IXECTSICAI, Electris Co, Masonie Temple, 127 North High TEANSFEB AND DKATAOE j Truck 4 Dry Co., corner Btate and Front tret . Main 74 TOR SALE 1 acres, choice In ml, ull op'of crai" clover. Close in. nUl. Tli'' l' !' offered. , w,(iiiii1le. Also unod house fine lot three blocks from car one block from I'nved street. e fUiiU.DO, ii'nl conitortalile un.xl lot. " blocks to enr .' ,,,'ire ftiriti. S,iuire Deal Keallv , '.'a.' f S. Hunk UldiJ, ! THE MARKETS church bv th ami by individual labors. Mix Delia lirniit and ( Icoie Childs, ot -Monmouth, were jsiven .liplomns cer tifMiiK tlie.r ability t0 teach from the liible tironerlv. The misymiiiirv fi,.i,u r.t u i.. Country, 1'ortland, Tacoma. ltellinnliain, Miiwau-I A1,),'rt VUuV wn throiigli here Sun kie, Albany ami (Ireuon fin- .i .' ly booking loganberry nickers. He soon run an auto deliver.- ... u..n , , . . "' :r " ppr,. w an.iress oy .Mienal t-nan. l 'ir Croknn ;,,iiL . a lr. and Mr. C. ('. Russell and .lauKh acre-onandt ar 2 1 " eene " m v. i, iv-1 o.umuv eveninfr. Win. Buffuu is working iu the Wolf hop yard near lndeieiiieuee. More than h0 cars of wood were ship ped from this station last season with the prospect of a tut of niore than 100 ears this season. The first tiling the newcomer does when locating at Kiver View tracts is to throw away his hummer and buv a horn. lho hmith family expect to work in i,m, irpniis snowed t tl tl t HiTs sionary work duriii;; l'.tlli in these cit ies was fruitful. Klnlmrat" plans nve bcint; made bv big MISCELLANEOUS The following prices for fruits and vegetables are those asked by the wholesaler of the retailer, and not what is Daid to rha n.nj. All other prices am thoaa rmiri thl ptoducer. Corrections are made uany, ov unnKinK shim ulley to the estah lished K'inle and paving the same with ia six inch I'ortiaml cement concrete I pavement in accordance with the pluus V urce'ry and dnigloH methods. ' '.v n.i no one is buying to nnv ex- " " ' u- '' ot tne A.8 . i. Vio J,.- t Pl,nn ti nt eilher in sa .... i.h.,.i tngmoot for the improvement ot .laiuauuu ' . ti,.,... :.. ""land nor winch n o.ln.ao.l i. 41, n ... ... in piHCMcauy no osTal) is led mar- ' . l't ", will be none until ,He market !t0"'n!. . April 10, 1017, now Htendies. When the unvemment ,.:. !n file in the office of the city record- cials frowned at the speculators .,i,,vier' w""'1.1 .1,or, KriI,er certainty and a LriRihl,":i The story on wheat is as ,W.w8: The 4 Ai,a,ianna with I IMUl'kct llllS liei'll .1 r . ,1 1 , 1 . , , r ..... ........ .. t gpeaanv. wb. tij.cttvuLv t i i-.-.k '-.. , .-ms u -pons uie jirusjieets gooa lor a crop of loKiuis, There is a friendly strifo among our gardeners as to who will have the first new peas and potatoes. From present prospects Grandma Shelton will be a winner. Her recipe for a good garden is: "Good seed of the right variety, and then don't be afraid of dulling the hoe." 6 Wm. Snyder is the latest Tocruit to ant.,, tl,n .f...l. I.....! Tf . 1 Addmont tf 'Vh,V" ' him a ,.., .; ..,. . ., ii.m.-i. ii-vri.iiy Bl.lu li JIOCKS Oil lie est line ot l.th street at the expense Portland market for $21.15- This looks of the abutting and adjacent property i;i ;,!; i.i . ' -A',, ,it,iiuj w a,uvl i.ii.'u ...I tun. It we eould induce the railroad eoni- N0T1CE OF IMPROVEMENT i Of the Alley In the South Block of) Charles Cart Wright g Addition Notice is hereby given that the com-1 mon council deems it expedient so to do, and hereby declares its purpose and ' inu-iuiou xo mi prove tie a ev in the TRY JOURNAL WANT JU)S SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Marion County, Department Xo. 2. W. II. Norria and Alice Norris, plaintiffs, vs. Geo. G. Nelson, Olive J. the onion fields in ti e I.V I i,;i, CK"" 018 wir Uty-Salem Lm- uer .om)any, a corporation . H. Uarnholdt, Kalph W. Karris, J. F. Day and Geo. A. Day, partners doing busi ness under the firm name and style of Sunset Grocery Company, defendants. To the above named defendants, Geo. G. Nelson, Olive J. Nelson, -his wife, and Ralph W. Farris: In the Name of the State of Oregon: You arc hereby required to appear and answer a complaint filed against you in the above entitled court and cause within six weeks from the date of the first publication, of this Sum mons and if you fail so to appear and answer id Complaint, plaintiffs willjpany and through mesne conTermacet apply to the court for the whole of the duly traniferrad to this plaiaUff. relief oemanded In their Complaint, and more particularly, to wit: For a Dvcre foreclosing plaintiffs' mortgage o the following described real property to wit: Beginning at point ninety feet East of the Northwest comer of Block Kighte-n (1ft) of Nob Hill Annex to the City of Maleta, running thence outh parallel with Ilaxel Street one hundred (100) feet; these Fast par allel with tlertrie Art nue thirty (30) That raid Uml? and premises be soil by the sheriff of Marioa Otmnty, Ore gon, and that the purchaser' thereof be such aaie the plaintiff will be entitled immediately put into poaeetMioa there of, and out of the money arising from to reeeiTo the above meatioaed amounts, the same being the amount due oa account of the execution of said note and mortgage, and for the costs and disbursements of this suit, and tho charges and expenses of said eale, and feet; thence North parallel with Haiel ! for judgmeat against defendants, street one hundred (100) feet to the j 0e- - Nelson and Olive J. Nelson, hia South line of Eleetrie Avenue; thence moi tor nJr deficiency that may west along said liuo thirt (30) feet remain, aaa osrnng itua ueicauume to the place of beginning tefetker with Bd u persons claiming by, through or the following described rrcmisea, to- under them or either of them subse- quent 10 ue czrcu.iuii ut nuu mvir gage, either as purchasers or ether wise, of all rights equity and redemp tion ia . tha above described premise and every part nd parcel thereof, for such other, further or different relief As may be equitable. You are further notified that on th fith day of April, 1917, the Honorable Geo. O. Bingham, Judge of the abov entitled court, made an Order at th City of &alem, Marion County Oregon, authorizing and directing this Summon to be served upon you by publication, thereof once a week for six (6) succes sive weeks In the Daily Capitol Journal, a newspaper published week ly in Marion county, Oregon, and that the first publication of this summon was made on the 6th day of April, 1917, and tho date of the last publication thereof will be made, and the same wilt expire on the ISth day of May, 1917, and that defendants be required to appear and answer said eonilaint on or before the 21st day of May 1917. R. D. DAY, W. E. KEYES, (Msy 18) Attorneys for Plaintiff wit Beginning at a point sixty (60) feet; East of the Northwririt comer of Block Eighteen (18) in Nob Hill Annex to! the City of Salem; thence t'outh paral lel with Har.cl Btreet one hundred (100) feet; tence East parallel with Electric Avenue thirty (30) feet; thence North parallel with Hush! street one hundred (100) feet; thence West parallel with Electric Avenue thirty (30) feet to the place of beginning." That plaintiffs will take judgment against defendants, Geo. G. Nelson and Olive J. Nelson, his wife, for the sum if two dollars and fifty cents ($2.30) paid for insurance on the buildings on said premises and for the further sum of four hundred sixty dollars ($460) together with interest thereon at the rate of six (6) per cent per annum from the loth day of May, 1916, until paid, and the sum of seventy-five dol lars ($75) reasonable attorneys' fees, and plaintiffs' costs and disbursements incurred in this suit. That said mortgage was executed by Geo. G. Nelson and Olir J. Nelson, his wife, to Falls Citjr Iiumber Com TLAND NWSEKY High and 7 Sts. Full line nursery stock, ian prune a specialty. Nursery lo i one riilo east of penitentiary, iress B. 0, Salem, Ore. Phone 100 0E0PEACTI0 BPINOLOQIST a L. 8C0TT Graduate of Chiro itic's Fountain Head, Davenport, 4. If you hse tried everything i got so relief, try Chiropractic ill adjustments and get well. Of 406-7-8 U. 8. National Bank ding. Phone Main 87, Besidonce, it 828-R. UNDERTAKERS B ft CLOTJGll CO. 0. B. Webb, 51. Clcugh morticians and funeral scton. Latest modorn method .W1o the" Tirofession employed i Court St. Main 120, Main 988.S '30N-B1.CHARDSON CO. -Funeral nctori and undertakers, 252 North street. Day and night phone 8CAVANGEE fc,M SCAVENGER Charles Soos, 'pnetor. Garbage and refuse of al' it removed on monthly contracti reasonable rates. Yard and eess li cleaned. Office phone Mair . Residence. Main 2272. '0NEY TO LOAN H Good Real Estate Security THOS. K. FOED jLadd & Bush bank, Salom, Oregon joneTto loan :em Money at Lowest Rates, on ved Security. Homer H. Smith, 5, McCornack Bldg., SabJIn,- Or. 3AJANREAL ESTATE 8. nODGKIN-Genoral Insur hW,et,yv.Boni'3' real estete w 1. Hubbard bldg. Phone 386. tf iJOVE REPAIB,INa 7vI.BEBUI?,T AND BEPAIHE1 1 years experience. , 's 26 to 58 in. and varnish, etc. 2 hop hooks. 'W t "I6 and Stove Works, S5 . y 'treet PI,nT,0 124. OSTEOPATH W nIItTE and E- W. WAX i Graduate of Amer Po, L0080 Kirksville 'm-ouV. ,1? duatc and socialized ir ; Uff,(,,s oo.-r.ns V. S. Nnt. Bank 2lR U:XCH t-OTJNTER-'ish ,ofNlKi,r,l,1nul crcam' 10 cet. ?ahort T A" 1in,la of 8a,ld' '''ment il , ."ll'rs soft drinks. -i-S5SLCOMPANT c!eR- COMPANY-Offic :; commercial nn t,.i .t... "8 DBVtV,l . a.io DI rut-IP ll?bie monthlv jn .a - m - - - . v a Hup, R. Bi-Ut. ....... "Me,t ,, ' lirol,ably Lane coun 1 "i'ite i i'i ," suu, ilml (""' t' the i today 1 '. 'p" i" Oregon, ' he',,,, , ,u"e on the farm asnof 4 v,1"'s "f?0- ire of the i '"'lstow. who bond-si-ttl,i ', .""""Krnnt trains '"1 tins farm in 1S4S.. : s- P. Al.. , 'V. di,,,! . . W:ls n . "i "loriiing, ngeil """'nr ot Albany f Vnlle He " S0. nan.v linker it 40 the nt lnf ' r, lni " filing 'out .i. ' ,V"C Ottker ret'iisino- to fMoV,l to i. n w,, i"1'1 o, 10 come through." ui iiiein tooK to the woods and the market since then has been ro adiust iiiL' itself. 'eal is weak. In fact, there is bardlv nn established price fr c,'il as ir rli:ingiN about ho often every week. The egg situation figures' around ,'!0 cents a dozen. Some pay and some don 't There is no established pri,.,, 0n sunar and flour, as there is no combination among the retailors. The prices quoted are those that should prevail if the dealers bought on today 's wholesale murker. more detailed and particular descrin tion thereof arc hereby referred to and made a part hereof. The common council hereby declares I its purpose and intention to make the i proposed improvement of said nllev by and Ihrougli the Street Iiiiprovment Department of the city of Salem. Bv order of the common council. EAKL RACE, City Recorder. Date of first publication of this no tice, .Mav liUli. HUT. Mav III Wheat Oats, new Barley, toif Bran Shorts, per ton ' Hay, client '. Hay, velch It.iy, clover Grams iiiHa (i"c $-10(u 42 $43 $10 per pound 3!)c 41e 30(tf32c 30c 2S( 2!lc : i.ic 2:1c Butter Biitterfat Creamery butter Country' butter Eggs and Poultry Eggs, trade .-. Eggs, cash liens, pound Broilers liens, dressed, pound 2I!c. Pork, Veal and Mutton Pork, on foot 13 3 4() .14 34c Pork, dressed 17(alSc Veal, according to mialitv .... Sfu 12'.,c Steers Cows Bulla Spring lambs , Lambs, yearlings Wethers Figs and Dates Black figs 10c Golden dates 15c Dromedary dates . $3.75 Vegetacies Cabbage , String garlic New potatoes Potatoes, per .100 lbs Green unions 'J. - ijotluce, California, crate Onions, Bermuda,, crate .. Celerv, crate Radishes -,...,.... California" tomatoes Asparagus Spinach Broccoli Cucumbers amOTICE OF IMPROVEMENT -a taae Alley in Block 47, City of Salem Notice is hereby given that the com mon council deems it expedient so to do, and hereby declares its purpose and intention to improve the alley in block 47, of the city of Salem between the itni'tli lim, nf Vrri'r strtiot onil tlm 'sniitli line of Stnte street, nt the ex f '! jpense o(' the nbutting and adjacent to ' nrn, ,rt,.fv 1,,, brintJing. said portion of said alley to the established grade and paving the same with a Portland ce ment concrete pavement six inches in thickness, in accordance with the plans, specifications and estimates for the im provement of said portion of said alley adopted by the common council May 11, 1017, which are now on file in the of fice of the City recorder, and which for greater certainty and a more de tailed description thereof, are hereby referred to and made a part hereof. pany to install a telephone at the sta tion it would be a great convenience to our gardeners who want to make freight shipments. Frank Coleman' has been improving the old Budd property by removing the old rail fence a relic of pioneer days and fencing the place with woven wire. The grubbing of the wild blackberries and brush whicji thrives along side rail fences has added much to the beauty and value of the place. E. M. Croisan is doing his share to wards landing a knockout blow to old II. C. 1.. and is putting in a crop of potatoes just east of the station. Ed is showing the boys he lias not lost the knack of his early training and is set-' 7 :.. i t.. . l T ung n puce .in poiuiuuoiu uitii is nam to equal. If there are any "doubting Thomases" as to our having tho only real and genuine show, just board the southbound electric mid tell the con you are bended for the Garden of Eden and he will put you off at River View tracts where you will probably find Ed with hoe iu hand watching the potatoes grow . Hall Ferryites are ooing their share towards 'increasing, tho nation's food supply. Dell Sheli(un' with several acres of beans, C. W. Schwab, Earl Buffun end Wm. Snyder with a large acreage of potatoes;. Mr1). I.ankfort, a small grain crop; Fidlcr & Sons, several acres of sjeenbhage; Albert Main, potatoes and onions; Win. Buffun, onions and cab bage; Johnny I.ankfort, a large crop of cabbage to furnish kraut for Kaiser Bill's army when they surrender to Teddy; Mr. Smith, corn and potatoes; Ted Crowshaw, a general garden and two sons for the army; John Coleman, increased dairy products; Riley Fouts, kale and potatoes; and last but not least aim 89c 5(&'7c 5( Ge .... lie . ... 9c 79c ri'l... ..,, ,.r,,.il lw,,.nl, 1pi. urnq its purpose and intention to 'make the iconics .Tomes Seanlon with a patch of proposed improvement above described garlic for our Itahnii allies. by and through tne street improve ment department of the city of Salem. Bv onier of the common council. " KAHfi RACK, City Recorder. Date of first publication of this no tice, May IS, 1017. . May 31 NOTICE OF IMPROVEMENT Of Washington Street Notice is hereby given that the coni- imon council deems ir cxpeuieiu so io 5c I do, and hereby declares its purpose and 7c intention to improve that portion of ""."lOe ! Washington street between the east $'fn.2.!liiu- of Fir street. and the west line of " 40c Liberty street, at the expense of the $2 1 abutting and adjacent property by 3 bringing said portion oi wnsningiou $2 Waconda Items Capital Journal' Special Serpice) Waconda, May 18. The ladies aid met with Miss ilelina Algren Wednes day afternoon- The afternoon was en jovod sewing. The next meeting will be with Mrs. C. C. Russell. Miss Nellie I'aterson went to Sa lem Wednesday. Miss Gladys Vaucleave of the Hazel Greene district visited the first of the week with Charlotte Russell and Nellie I'aterson. Miss Bonnie Olson returned to her home in Monmouth for her vacation. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Savage and sons motored to Oregon City and Portland street to the established grade, con Annn structiiiff cement concrete cuius uui to rr, nav nir said portion ot wusningiou , Sunday. io,, Ltreet with .n Portland cement concrete A program was given' nt r)(1 pavement six inches thick, in accord- Sunday, Mothers- Day. The program 40(S)7!ic I auce with the plans, specifications andjwns splendid and n good crowd attend- church n n T " T ' Iii i.-. insHiimfps for the improvement of said fiV.e portion of Washington street adopted io 'o by the common council on the 11th day 45c of May, 1917, which aro now on file in the office of the city recorder,, which, for greater certainty and a more de tailed description thereof are hereby referred to and made a part hereof. Tl,,. i.niniiioii council hereby declares Gre.en peas Turnips, sack Turnips, bunch ..... Fruits Strawberries ......... Apples ...... .. ... Oranges, navels Lemons, per box nnnnnas pounu ;';,' i,.9c,ibe,l improvement by and XlViiTM tugh the street inVovenient depart lionev a.6o .... $1.(50 50c(D$ $2(fi)3.2.,5 $3.754.00 ,e 'its purpose and intention to make the Cocoannts $1.15 Retail Prices Creamery butter Country butter Eggs, dozen Sugar, cane Sugar, beet Flour, hard wheat Flour, valley 4!e 40c 35c $9.00 $.8.80 "$';.45(ri)3.70 $.-.20((f3.10 ,n,it nf the c.itv of Salem. Bv order of the common council. KARL RACE, City Recorder. Date of first publication of this no tice May 15, 1917. May 2(1. PORTLAND. MARKET Portland, Or.", May IS. Wheat: Club $2.(50. ; Red Russian $2.58 Bluestem $2.03 Fortyrold $2.00 Outs, No. 1 white feed $."!0.."0 Barley, feed $50 Butter, city creamery 3!i(i 40c0 Eggs, selected local ex. 3 :!(.'! .''':; liens 17c Broilers 18c. Geese 11 lit?.. 12c ' . NOTICE OF IMPROVEMENT Of Leslie Street Notice is herebv given that the com mon council deems it expedient so to do, and hereby declares its purpose and intention to improve that portion ot Leslie street from the east line of Com. niercial street to the west line of Lib erty street at tho expense of the abut timr and adjacent property by bringing said portion of Leslie street to, tho es t,.i.i;i,n,l m-i.de. constructing cement ed. Misses Ellen Savage, Charlotte Rus sell and Walter ....usoin, Bryan Good enough and Frank Hilton visited Bea trice Thiirninu Sunday. Hey. Wood fin took Sunday dinner with Mr. Edgar. Miss Rose I'aterson spent over Sun day with her parents. The eighth grade pupils have been busy taking the examinations, Carlton CALLS FOR BIDS Sealed proposals -addressed to N. R. Moore, secretary of the board of ro gents, Oregon Agricultural College, Cor vallis, Oregon, will be received by the said board of regents until 8 o'clock p. m. Mav 22d, 1917, for tho furnish ing of all material and. the perform ance, of nil labor required for the erec tion and completion of the ; library building, for the Agricultural college, state of Oregon All bids to be endorsed "Proposals for Library building."-Said proposals to bo opened upon the above date by the said board of regents, All the work and material must eon form to the plans- and . specifications therefor on file at the office of tuo Livestock Market Portland. Or., May 18. Cattle re ceipts 143. Market steady. Light steers $10.75(0 1L2.V. heavv steers $lo.50(ff 10.75; cows $H(tt.8o; heifers $9(0.10. Sheep receipts 3"9. Market steady. Best esat of mountain lambs $13; val ley lambs $1212.50; wethers $10; ewes $!((; 10. Hog receipts 75.V Market steady Heavy $15.75(516; light l5.50fel3. crui , 1 .i,l i.n,,mr on Te ie ree w-'iUi gravel cement college, Corvallis, Oregon, and of the ot ' . ,i,;,.l.- in neenrilnncplnreliitect. John V. Bemies, 1040 Cham- rote, sia in. i.rs .1 - . - i,,,:i,iini. i ... l.. ,, ,1 per or i uiiii"., u, B, ,uni with the plans, specifications and esti mates for the improvement of said por tion of said street, adopted by the com mon council on May 11, 1917, now on file in the office of the city recorder, which for greater certainty and a more .i,nile,l description thereof are hereby referred to and made a part hereof The common eouneil he ,..,ri.,.,, mid Intention abovo described improvement by and through the street improvement depart ment of the city of Salem. By order of the common council, " EARL RACE. City Recorder. Date of first publication of this no tice, May 15, 1917. May 20. Each proposal must bo accompanied by certified check of five per cent of the amount of the bid as a guarantee that the successful bidder will enter n 5 contract according to said plans nd suecif ieal ions. . Said check to be rebv declares ; made puyablo to me Agricultural oi t.i'umke the I lime nf tiie State of Oregon. If for any reason the bidder fails to execute tne urnt.pr contract and bond required u-m.in ten duvs after notification of the acceptance of his bid, then said certified check will become forfeited to the Agricultural College of the State of Oregon. May22 ? RAH Li Closing Out One-Half of OUR STOCK and at 9:00 o'clock I FREE S5.00 PAIR MEN'S OR WOMEN'S SHOES to the oerson holdin the lucky ticket amoi.fr the first hundred to enter our store when the doors onen Friday morning nn i ar l ane ii OllCQ I MEN'S $6.00 DRESS SHOES but- MEN'S ARMY SHOES, Munson last,; ton and lace, old prices ; our closing sold everywhere at $6.00 and $6.50 ; out price ..... $3.95 the very best grade made; to close out ...................... $4.95 MEN'S S7.00 DRESS SHOES both b ' ton and lace, old prices; our closing MEN'S TENNIS SHOES black and out price $4.95 white, regular $1.00 grades go at 75c MEN'S OUTING BALS ie, both black and tan, styles sold elsewhere . s. f e n i i i in for $3.00 and $3.50; closing out ALL Kinds of DiaCK and white IOC p"c $1.95 PASTE POLISH goes at 5c ; Salem's Leading Shoe Store of Style and Quality 326 STATE STREET PHONE 616' .Tilt PRICE SHOE CO. Cut Rates on all Re pair Work during This Sale Next to Ladd & Bush Bank It