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Pageant at First Methodist
ChHreh'iT.f"Su''c:l
The- Cartetjnapageant to -be
presented at; the First Methodist J
thnrch Sunday -evening at 7:30
p. m.' is entitled "Followers of the
Star." the- pageintairected' by
M Us Mary E. Findley. .assisted, by
Mrs. Donald V(S Riddle as director
of the junior 'choM hnd by Miss
- Minnie Miller at the brfcan,' opens
with a prophecy from' Isaiah. The
prophecy i tolloswcd 'byj the ap-i
proach of the Wise MahY who.as-feemble--ar
thooghtn'the '- desert
i frhere they c6niplet8he"lrplns
o go in search f$he Christ child,;
foretold to ie bbrtt'i Bethlehem
or ; Judea,'.-4 Scene . . II reveals a
tolghfscene,; disclosing where the
Shepherds are neard'talking earn-'
Vfitly 'together jihd'windeTlngh at
the strangeness" of the" nlgfit. Sud-
- ierily .they ere aware' of jglad tW-
Ings and they decide to hasten to
Bethlehem. ' Following' the . man
ger scene, which 'tallows, the aud
ience is immediately invited ; to
recall the blessings that are ours
todaybecauseJoijthat,nigh.t. '
. Scene XVCv t he. Spirit ot the
Church challenges ; the Youth ( ot
- today and he accepts the - "chal
lenge,: wberewpda he question the
Spiri.p..Ahe.Church;ageT;4tq:
know more concerninifi4t-he'blQss-t
ings. shed tpon .hs in. the light of,
:thjf 'Star: The rsphir; 6r th
Ch'urch summonsr -'Spirit of Edu4
cation the Spirit of Healing.Ytbe
Spirit -of Democracy V4al -. 'the
Spirit "of Missions ach'fehFlrcr
; response ;to the, fHiromons. ', vFin-
; ally y Vbulh ' kneels, in 9 aderatteB
anavconsecratlon' at, the. Manger.
'Opportunity is thettj glve.n.tq.lh
audience to share in t ho bringing
of gifts, which,", IflisT yaar ate fp
'go. into the "World Service", un j
of the Methodist 'church.-: The
program" closes s with -the Jufcidr
church benediction ' by the choir.
.Throughout the pageant ..The, Ju'a
. ior c.hoir - contributes .. choice
Christmas carols ; - and . special
-mtmbers, examples of which -aret
t 'Sleep- My-WUle, One,!'-a'DuCcaJ
earpfc -"'Gloria ; in 4 Excelsis .pep,'
,an ancient Noel, etc.
Those- taking leading parts In
the pageant are: j Isaiah,' Dr. "Ham
mond, ; MagU Amos Ilif f .."Manning
; Bross and Arnold .Taylor; ahep
herde, Hal Lehman,' Alex i. Allen,
"Kenneth Johston and Theodore
Lang; attendants, Beatrice . nd
-Josephine , vans;, i Spirit "of -XUf
Church. :"Irs.t"Curry: Spirit' of
Healing, Hope" Crowther; ; Spirit
of EdncationJ,-EvelynJaiaxl.uJig;
Spirit pf , Democracy, , Mildred J ud-
,son, and. Spirit, of .Missions, --Pa.ul-ine
Findley; Touth, Ivan 'Whjte;
Mary, Mrs. Emmett WeJling;
-Joseph,, Harry Swaffprd.y : " ' '-,
A nnnal Dancing Party -.;
. Mrs. Ralph White is making in
teresting., ptensJorlhe annual
! SOCIAL CALENDAR )
; American Association of Univer
sity Women, Elks dining room
Luncheon meeting.
I '.Woman's, ReUef Corps," new and
second-hand ready-to-wear bazaar,
Hughes building 467 Ferry.street.
"Willing Workers- class. Apron
and fancy work bazaar and 'Candy
.sale; S;PUlcket-cmm.:!N;;
'.Liberty streets j y ''"."
1 Salvage vhop.- '. Woman's - clnb
building,: - r - a : "
IChildjren's tory ihour. City
'1 ratj.Af 1 0 'elock. Christmas.
stories. : p ,'.r .... . .. f . -r.
J i ". Sunday 1
J .Christmas oncmfU,, . KirBt'.ap
tUt; chtB-ci, . lp o'clock: "i5s
; , Chris.tina3 vesiter ifiervlce.- First
Con gregatlonal church."4 :pclock.
Christmas pageant. First: Meth
odist churchOfb'clo'ck. 7r '
Christmas .vesper musicale,:- at
v yst i-resuytria . cirarcn,'. ;; 5
r, O'flOCki'-' '-,. tX-. -.'.. 'j y t ;
r. -5 r- r- s :
tS
ttesedbll
PurAissortmentof - fl?: 7-'-
Pur Aissortment of r :
Get your little girl one t5f
Hamilton ImitnreCo.
" 340 Court Street " " '
Iveu?
Phone 10 S
j Chrstinas party planned, tor the
pleasure of . her. pupils , and their
parents' wichwljl, take . place ,pt
Decetnbc t25 in .Derby hall:' Cos
tutne. dances of people, of '11 na
tions wHl be featured, c Invita
tions are being issued only to par
ents-of the children. 1 '
SeintnmHirthdai
Celebrated' ;
VTW.79th birthday of Mrs.-Mar
tha Bileu Vas' celebrated in a
happrjr manner - TlioVsday fter
nn,rtcein"br 'ltwtten a:foup
of 2 htrrelfl rteodsaoti -oiith
born gati&fr eylftt fon of
her- daughter f ii? 'ATief ..Robinson
hotter Trrre'oftheigiiests came:
fn a j;refup- frem.ntherCort4Stret'
Church tCh.r48r!fth9
made the recipient jqfa Shower of ;
embroidery threap appreciated'
gitt.f orv onewli -does JjaucliL.a3tT )
tractive needlework.. Mrs.: Bileu
also received i delicious bir t hd ay i
Cake, the gjf f Mrs. Robinson
M Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Ivy Wil
liams, a daughter vof the honor
guest, was , unable to be, present
for' the celebration on iccount of
lineis. .'- ; .??' ""
Festoons of, green and Christ
mas, bells gave a festive atmos
phere. ;nthe: rooms., , ,, , .
jntong tliose in the group were
Rv. R. li.?Butnaintpastor of 'the
ppurf Street ChuTth of ' tJhrit.
w,ho led In prayer; .Lorraine St
re j-s, who played - a number' ;of
Jcello solol fort-the pleasure of
Mrg.-. BJleu, land .the evangelist,
Jobn Stivers. wbo .ave , a short
,t5;'nst e,fbre. leaying Lorraine
Stivers ..sang !'Vhen They, Ring
Th,pseColdfc. BUs, " fter which
tlientir; grup;-- at Mrs. Btleu'a
.reAueiY.-3ang'"VGo(i Be With. You
fTlH W4eet Again."
,Mrs. Bilett has bfn member
of jtne:Chiirch of Christ for 6
years and is a charter .member of
the old Mill Creek church.
G w-tst From Vancouver t:B. C.
Mrs. William Kiltz of Vancou-
ver, B C.,- is expected 'to. arrive
here-to.day to spend the holiday
season "iwith Tier ''motberr Mrs.' S.
W.. Tltompsou and- : sister, . Miss
Louise Thompson. '
Phillips-Hunt Nuptials .
Miss Gertrude. Elizabeth; Hnnt,
a pipep of both Mrs B tl. Steeves
and- of Judge J. D. Hunt .of Sa
lem was married in ; Berkeley,
Cal:. '. a -week ago -today.; to . ! Mr;
William John Phillips. The bride
Hs-the daughter of; the late Capt.
M. W. Hunt .and of Mrs.: Minnie
G. Hunti , '.;....,V ..Y ...
- Mrs Phillips is a graduate of
the7iiversity of" Calif drnla,
while Mrv Phillips is a bridge con;
structlotengineer." 4 . i
Guests for Hplidays :
Gladys and Lena Gilbert," daugh
ters of Mr: and Mrs.? W. H. Gil--bertrrived.
Friday from Oregon
Ndnial School,- Monmouth , to
spend the holidays with their par
ents at 1345 Broadway". ' ' "
Young Mothers' Club Meets
Mrs. Leo Huddleston was hos
tess in her home on .Tuesday af
ternoon for members ot the young
mothers' club. Ferns ; and flow
era were arranged in tne rooms.
On December 22 members of the
LeluVwiU be hostesses at a Cfitlst
mas "parly honorTh'g the husbands
and, children. The affair -will Cbe
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Albert ettitr Onf January, 5 the
next regular rteetlng; of the club
wHl"be held at .the .home , of Mrs.
j. Ji..ivanger. .
At the tea fcbur .Tuesday at Mrs.
MtOjds - idm''Mrs. linger as
sisted f. Vi , ;
,? Those, present included Mrs. T.
A. MbLoodUMrs. K. Smith,. Mrs. J
It. KliBgerr-Mrs C. L. McDonald,
Mrs. Albert PettiL' Mrs.. Floyd Ba-
eon and the hostess, Mrs. feo
.Huddleston.-. ..
fcarriares
thee beautiful
:-Cf' L l .
ll ' i:'i
F- 3
Ctiri&mim St&rij Hovr - H
;Christma3 stories ytill be ;tol3
at; the." regular- iehfidi'en'a stors
hour at 1 o'clock thU morning
at the city Ubrary. : AU the httje
people are invited. r
Bethel Dorcas Club'
The ladies of the "Bethel Dorcas
club met with' Mrs John Haln on
Thursday arternobn.'
' -After an interesting business
session the time was spent with
Christmas 'sewing. Numerous use
ful, articles were brought' as
Christmas presents for the new
school house kitchen and tber
gifts were presented to all present,
; The living room was beautifully
Hdecorated with Christmas 'wreath's
Oregon grape, and autumn berries.
Delicious refreshments were ser--d
by the" hostess assisted by M?s.
J. M.. Nichols. . ' 3 1" V
Members, present ""wejee .'Mrs.
George Haln. Mrs. Oscar ''Noule,
Mrs J. M. Nichols, Mrs. Tass
Nichols,-. Mrs. Ida Baker. r Mrs.
M. L: Utter, Mrs! W. f.'Brlnkley.
Mrs. E, E. Mat ten, Mrs"ri,JeJin-
son; Mrs. John . Spranger. Mrs.
Arnold Spratiger. Mrs. II. H. Boies
Mrs. Harry Young, Mrs. O. M.
Reeves' .and the hostess. Special
guests for the afternoon' were'
Mrs. J. W. Dp Lapp and Miss Har
riet Wolf.
At a late hour the Hnb ad
Jonrned to meet with Mrs. Cass
Nichols on Friday, Jan. 29, for
an all day meeting. The annual
election of officers "will be held
that day and it Is hoped that all
members 'will be "present.
Candy and '
Cigarettes Requested
The -Amrirn Legion atntiliary
will.be pTeailed. to have gifts of
cigaretlea'tiiid candy for the vet-
the John 4. .Rattle shoe store anjU. -lJof T' ""j-- Sa,f,m
- ivji. ,.1- s.. farmer and representative, re
time before Mo"nday. On Monday
evening members of the auxiliary
will meet tb wrap, and make ad-1
ditions to, the packages.
PurthdaTi Honored
i The 80th birthday of Mrs. L. II.
Bowerman was delightfully cele
brated last Sunday at a family
dinner in Portland at which Dr.
and. Mrs. E. A. Pierce were hosts.
The three children of Mrs. Bow
erman, Mrs. Pierce, Dr. Mary B.
Purvine of Salem, and Jay Bow
erman of Portland, and their. fam
ilies met together to honor her.
airs. Howerman. was born in
Iowa on December 16, 1845, and
kas lived in Salem for the past
32 years ot ner- life, .she was
graduated from the University of
Iowa.. with the class .of 1867. At
the banquet given each, year by
the Iowa university club in Port
land Mrs.-Bowerman is an honor
guest.
Mrs. Walter F. Buchner was a
visitor in Portland early, in , the
week.
'
Dr. and Mrs. fe.-L. Steeves have
returned from a short adjounr
at Steevescote, their beach home
at Seaside.
Program at Girls' School
; The inembers of the Men's Glee
club of Willamette university. gave
a Concert on Friday evening at
the Girls' Industrial school which
was greatly appreciated' hy all in
the audience. Following the con
cert Mrs. Clara Patterson presid
ed as hostess in the serving of
a delicious light luncheon.
S. of V. Christmas Party
The members of the Sons of
Veterans and their. Auxiliary were
enjoyabjy entertained last Tues
day evening when Mr. and. .Mrs.
G. 'E. Terwilliger entertained at
their home oh Chemekela street.
Festoons of Christmas greens and
rea candies were attractive about
the foonis. Thirty-three 'guests
were in-. the group . During . the
UNCLE BILLY
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DOROTHY DARNIT .;. - ' T ' 1 . .. : ' ' 1 - .... ,'.''' !j . 1 rr
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-iy a op McifeLi! - .-..: I- . ..
eroakifr Alret'iger.Ws- as-.
ststHdj-ih the-ftervlng byiMrs. Jn
nieisr Miner: - ' "
Caiitata iti i Ckcmaim -V
The - Chora. Choir of 2 the . Cen
tral Congregational rhureh, has
been Invited to sing the Christ
mas cantata "The Holy fJativity"
at Chemawa Indian Scboojf Snn
day afternoon at 2.30. Thlf' can
tata will be sung in the Central
Congregational . church Sunday
evening December 27.
Christmas Party
Wednesday . ' -
The home of Mr. and Mrsi.
George . Arbuckle va the scene
on Wednesday evening of a. love
ly Christmas party when members
of the bridge luncheon club of
which Mrs. Arbuckle is a member
together with their husbands were
entertained, beroraijons of holly
weTe:attractive in thfi.rdoms. Eacb
guest was presented with a gilt
from the boughs bT the Cbisfmas
tree. Bridge was in play daring
the evening with the'priie gaiQfc
to Mrs. Ralph Cooley. The hostess
wa3 assisted dnrintr the eyfening
by Mrs. H. R. Worth, Mrs; Ov B.
McCullougTi; and Mrs. .lames 'if.
Nicholson.
At tk tiffit meeting of., the
hridgo club Mrs. Merle Uoseorans
will entertain.
The guests -at the Arbuckle
home included: Mr. and Mrs. W.
L. Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. C. B.
McCullough, Mr. and Mrs. H."N.
Crain, Mr. and Mrs." Ralph Cooley,
Mr. and Mrs. Merle-Rosecrans.
Mr. and Mrs. James IT. Nicholson.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Worth, and
Mr. and Mrs. George Arbuckle.
I NEWS BRIEFS 1
" ' t
Rey.ntlI.'4 Returns -i
turned from -Medford', yesterday
.wlure be attended, .the annual
meeting of the, state .horticultural
society. Mr. Reynolds was cIiok-
t.a president of the organiiation
aud Salem was selected for the
1926 convention. Mr. Reynolds
outlined the purposes of the socie
ty before a meeting of the Lions
club yesterday. v
Xewlw-vg Man Arrestetl
H. B. Fitzpatrick of NewLerg
was arrested Friday evening by
Warren Edwards, city, vraific pa
trolman, on a charge of failing to
dim lights while driving join wet
pavement Fitzpatrick deposited
bail qf $5 and was cited tor appear
in the city police court this after
noon.
Aato CashioAs Found
Four automobile seats were
brought' to the sheriff's .office
yesterday by Bert' Smith, depttty
sheriff, after they had been found
in an unused barn near the Keiser
school house s by some -children
Several thefts of automobile cush
ions have been reported tb the
Salem police.
VaHey Motor Entertains
Members of the Hayosville dis
trict were entertained last night
by special showing of educational
and industrial motion pictures ex
hibited under the direction Of the
Valley Motor company, local Ford
distributers. Saturday evening
the films will be shown in Salem
Heights. The exhibition is under
the personal management of F. J.
Brennan of the Portland branch.
Will 'Speak N
. County secretary B. F. Kimber
of the' YMCA, will speak to the
Hl-Y club' at Woodbiirn on Dee
21, nnd to the Hi-Y clnb at Stay-
ton the next day. Last Wednes
day he started a trip to visit all
the grade schools of the county,
and he will continue this tour for
f he first throe days of next week
Iff- ' " , "
In tHo. Clrculqurt afiha State
1 lit .Oregon for-the County a
Marionr , - -
Union "Sivriigs' t. 'Loan Aff- )' 'f
.i sociation, an Oree-on cot- )
ppration, Plalntlfr.' )
.."'l- ' ' TS. ' - ) -Viola
L. Mo'er. Eva ,.Jj.. ) '.,
:t Meyers, and Cora E. Sov- )
: e feign, " ' pefendants )
To J Cora E. Sovereign, above
j named defendant: '
t : v : , - v'
In the name of the State of Ore
gon, you are hereby required to
appear and" answer; the; complaint
filed against yon ih.the above en
titled suit, on. or before the 2nd
day pf Janyary, 192C.. said . time
being more than 'six weeks; from
the d&tevb'fr the first pRbflcailoii of
this snrii'mqiis; and if you tall to
fippeaf ad "answer said 'complaint,
for want thereotrplaintiff will ap
ply to the court for relief 'grayed
for in the complaint bri file here
in, to-wlt:
First: Judgment, against the
defendant, Viola L. Moyer. in the
sum or $18f.n and interest
thereon at the rate of ten (lOrf)
per cent per annum from the 2nd
day of February, 1925. until paid;
for the further ..sum of $!i7.1i
taxes ami interest thereon at the
rat? of ten (10C). per cent per
annjim from the 2nd day of Feb
ruary, 1925. until paid; for the
further sum of $10.00 insurance
and interest thereon at the rate of
ten (10) per cent per annum
fram the 4th day of December,
1923, until paid; for the further
sum of 7.2 abstracting and In
terest thereon-at the rate of ten
(I0 per cent per annum from
the 15th day of January, 192r,
until paid; for the further sum" of
$17r.0p attorney's fees for the at
torney for the plaintiff herein;
and for the plaintiff's-costs and
disbursements herein.
Second: That the plaintiff
mortgage as herein set forth bo
decreed ' to be a valid and subsist
ing non on inc properly tneroin
described and that the mortgage
be foreclosed and that, the prop
erty therein described as:
Lot numbered seven f"), it
block liumbered two (2), in Wil
lamette Addition to the tity of Sa
lem, in Marion county. State ol
Oregon,' be sold by the sheriff of
said county as provided by thi
laws' of thp State of Oregon for the
sale of real properly on execution
and that the plaintiff herein be
permitted to become a pnrchaset
atsaid'sale and that the purrhas.
er be put into immediate posses
sion of said premises; that th
profits of said sale be applied first
to the satisfaction of said judg
ment obtained by- tho plaintiff
herein; said Judgment including
principal and interest due," taxes,
insurance, costs - of abstracting,
rbasorfable attorney's fees, and
costs and disbursements herein;
and that if the said proceeds are
sufficient to satisfy the said judg
ment; 'the residue, If any, shall be
paid to the defendants as their In
terests taay appear.
Third: That the plaintiff have
judgment against Viola L. Moyer
for any deficiency that might re
main after said sale.
Fourth: -That the defendants
and each of them and any and all
persons claiming by, through or
under them be forever barred of
any right and all right, title And
interest in and to said property,
save and excepting, the statutory
riglit of redemption. .
ihfth: That the right, title and
interest of the plaintiff in and to
said property herein described and
covered by the aforesaid mortgage
is superior to that of , the defend
ants and that the right, title and
interest, and claim of each of said
defendants be and is inferior to
and subsequent in time to. that of
the plaintiff herein,
. This" summons, is served iipon
you by publication thereof In The
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For Him -v
TOItK'T sJlTS la nilk line gift ti,
tiid(rftllT ttrMti-e for 6 to S35.
Tyler'l DTiig; Store. 15? S. Commercial.
"DON'T PUZZLE your ht--ir tlr
yar ieet tngWn for tlit xairtstoft
prtserft'jfor !lbef: ' lj"th 6hop-o-eop
show f-j--Hr- ff miBDt' time.
eHU.lAtHAA.AX th tim of f;ood--h-.r
yet - ari-lf in th proper .frame of
triint 7f dblnir your " Kotiaay Tlhopplng
,LUaoS Sl'nic? trunk. wrdrube
trunkSkMwit -eun and hantlhf A larfo
stock frJou lo gUrt from. H. Ij. Stiff
rumitura t'o., , ; ,
i TIIR PEOPLE who c-t flat ft -aiid
flat wallets; dimn th holi,l hopiiaS
aioa an '4 ho ounr kvr 'tliougM
of n?g'thii Wiep- - -
GIVK WISELY Riv w-n (tivo a
thought the Shop-o-ffroitri 1xfor8 Jou
give hy ,CrW'tnia Jr-Kntsl -
.-THE OIrT without thn Riror is bar,
tny -y. - Ami- ln -h -yiyr-i feare-of
pi'fU uulil lie renumbers to consult Hie
Nborv-O-Kcop. ..... -
Oregon Statesman, for nix consecu
tive weeks pursuant to an.prder
of the,. Honorable Judge , of the
above entitled Court, which order
is dated the ICth day of .Novem
ber. 1925.
Date of first. . publication, No
vember 21, '1925.', ,
Date of" last publication, Jaim-'
ary 2, 1!2G. ' -'
HKRIIERT It-DEWART,
Attorney for f he taintiff,
309 Stark street, PortlandfJregoo.
n 21-28; d r.-12-19-2C;' j 2 1S2C
In the Circuit Court of' the StiiXe of
Orfgoji,' (or Marion County.
Equitable Savings and Loan )
Association, a corporation, )
riaintiff.
vs.
Agnes Eskelson Marsh 'and
Hurl on F. Marsh, wife and
' husband; - J. V. fpeland
Yards, a ' corporation, and
C. n: ShenC. ' , ,
, Defendants.
To 'Agnes Eskelson Marsh
and
Burton p. Martdt. Defendants:
In the naui-o.r the State of
Oregon, you are hereby required
to appear and plead to the com
plaint ffled aKaint you in , the
above entitled suit on or before
the date of the last publication of
this summons, to-wit: on or before
the 9th day of January, 1926, and
if you fail to appear and plead to
sajd complaint for want thereof
the plaintiff will take Judgment
against you and apply to the court
for the. "elief ' prayed .for. in. Its
complaint, tbririt:.
(a.) For a ' judgment against
Agnes Eskelson Marsh and Burton
F. Marsh, and each of them, for
the sum of $1?17.42 with inter
est thereon at the rate of ten per
cent per annum from August 20,
1924, the further sum of $3S.97
with interest thereon from March
C. 1925, at the rate of ten percent
per annum; .the further sum. of
$158.43 with interest thereon
from May
1925, at the rate of
ten per cent per annum; the fur
ther ..sum of $175.00 attorney's
fees; the farther sum of $18.50,
searching records,, and its costs
and disbursements herein;
(b) That the mortgage herein
be decreed to he a prior, valid and
subsisting lien for fhe amounts
due upon said note, payment of
taxes, attorney's fees .arid,. search
ing records, and a good, valid and
subsisting Jien as to the claims of
each.. .and all of the defendants
herein; that, said mortgage
be
n:
class. Fin id . SHtrrtpN
For Bert
CARDS Christmas Grwtin earda of
all kinjds. '.'the -Ace, MawalC ' feropl.
CXrlES Packed in hristma"boiB;
also a "complete'' a&sortmnt of btalk ran
dies, he Ace, ilasotiitt Tempi. " -
MAXIOtjKE KOLirUPS AU s.iraaran-
feed BiervhandUe. An ideal gtft for th
ladles.. Trices, from $5 to S15. Tyler'
IM-oirfc-, 1E7 8. Commercial. .
firPTRV-tlTflii- wilt fin- tokn-r articlei
suitable lar. CiiristiPaa cJii. in ur tfUtry,
... t i - i . i j i..
r lower tbti, wiwh, swirwi, wict-
trut lartv,' oot-ejjd..aad . tuany : fitbara.
1L ,li..auff yurwtut tiu :. .
-PKltirUMH ATOMIZER -imported
rood-.uaat. rubber buli...A,jxiff that,
wiH win appreciatiqn. Ji.M -t fs.uv.
Tyler's Pnifttthri;-r,tnHnerrl.
AT -THE . SPKfriALTT.'
Court St-tlrere- K- onr display a equiait.
line of hhnd-maae handkerchiefs, msder
wvr tend ribijoB-'norelttf-t,-'. .Tiiwe is also
tomething new Sanofbn Dissemina
tor -which re- osed u deodoriser 1n
home,- office or theaters.
- J ,.f 1 - - .11-11- I
M4.TTAO-emiU Majas iUelt to
pro-TB it-t unequalled tielpfulnesa by wash
jne ..r"itttit. ThWtf it, "ioert't RELli
!TBrU.i; on't keep it. : W will fcladly
Brinit'a Mhytaj riifht to yoor- tiom. 'l"h
Maytag Shop, 169 South'?. Hirh Street.
Telephone 2218. " " '
foreclosed and the defendants ajid
each of them' be .barred and fore
closed of. any right, title or inter
est in and to said real property or
any.BaXt nietedfV .--v.,'
'(c) That soid real-property be
forthwith sold 1)f 'f he-sheriff - of
Marion county" Oregon, after "gTv-
irvs . the "natitta tuCffl ..By.'- law;
that' any party iflthirsuit may be
a purchaser" at.sniVr?.tle thatsuch
purchasex ,be let into . Ihe .Imhfedii.
ate. possession dt' Atfia , real -fffofr--
eny; mat .suiu.itueui!t.i5 f u--
purchaser acertifit 'tif sale irnd
after be' tinle allowed by law for
redemption, unless said real prop
erty shall have beoq. redeemed, a
deed; and- for such other and fur
ther, relief as may seem meet to
the court. .. ' . . , '.-' 1
.The rpal property described in
the complaint and mortgage is as'
follows: .
Beginning rt..j, point 30 feet
south of the center liue'of Rural
avenue, extending-' -westerly from
Commercial ,slreeL.in the Xity of
Salem, Marion county, Oregon,
said point being isr 1.1' feet west
erly from the' cejiter. line of said
Commercial street; running thence
southerly 259.9 feet to the north
erly, line of the City View ceme
tery; thence westerly along said
boundaryTline- 1057 feet; thence
nortberly 267.5 feet to a po'nt;30
feet south of the center of said
Ttural . avenue- .xtendad; -thence
easterly 165.6 feet to the place of
beginning. ' . . : '
, This summons is served upon
you by. publication in the Oregon
Statesman for six successive and
consecutive, weeks pursuant, tqan
order dulyrmade and. entered by
the Honorable L. M. , McMahan,
judge of the .above entitled court;
on the 27th day of -November,
1925.
Date of first publication, No
vember 2Sth. 1925. . .
Date of last publication, Janu
ary 9th. 1926.
CAKE & CAKE and
L. A. LILJEQVIST,
" . Attorneys for Plaintiff,
1501 Yeon Bldg., Portland, Oregon
n 2S; d 512-19-26; j 2, 1926
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