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The New Oregon Statesman. Salem. Oregon, Wednesday Horning, December 5, i$t$ wm is hundred d BIRTHDAY TWIN BROTHERS "BATTLE" IN AIR ZENA, Ore., Dec. 4. (Special) Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Northington entertained Thursday with a com bined Thanksgiving and birthday dinner, the event being the 83rd birthday anniversary of Mrs. Bizer of Lake Labish. Those who enjoy ed the hospitality of the Worth inton family were: Mrs. Biter, gusst of honor; Mr. and Mrs. M. McClury and five children, Emma, Elmer, 'Wayne, Fred and WUlard of Lake Labish; Mr. and Mrs. Welter B. Hunt and rhildren Hel en and Kenneth. The Rev. and Mrs. Louis Randle tnd three children Lois. He-lea and Jack were guests at the home cf Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Henry Thanksgiving day. They left Fri day to go to their new home at Cottage Grove where the Rev. Randle recently became pastor of the first Baptist church, now be-i"- designated as "The Church on tho Highway." R. C. Shepard and children Miss Dorothy. Julia. Ruth, Jams. Joe nnl David of Zena were Tnank--glvlng day guests at the home of Mrs. Shepard's brother-in-law and rioter, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wat son of Portland. Maurice Shepard, oldest son of Mr. Shepard. who is stationed at Vancouver Barracks and Paul, O. S. C. student were a!s present. Mrs. R. C. Shepard. with her two youngest daughters Muriel and Arden, is in California recuperating from a long illness. Mr and Mrs. W. D. Henry wen kots at a Thanksgiving dinner. Thursday. Covers were placed for nineteen Including the Rev. and Mrs Louis Randle and children Lol. Helen and Jack of Salem. Mrs. Lottie Randle Crawford of Oregon City and daghter Mis Dorothy and son Randle. and a girl friend from O. S. C; Mr. and Mr, w. W. Henry. Mr. and Mrs. W. Frank Crawford and children j Hilda and Frank Jr.. of .ena. Mrs, Mary B. Crawford. Salem. Mr. G. H. Crawford, Zena and the hosts. -- -A . : - life ?rMk Sllverton, Ole. Irer, and Knute all of Brookings, S. D. The Steens have been residents of the Silverton community for about 30 years. They at first made their home on Howell Prairie where George Stevens now lives. Later they moved into Silverton and have been living on Pine street. y n 6HK John Penfield, left, of Merced, Cal, shakes hands with hi twiri brother, Tom,, after a brisk "battle" between the tw o above the Oak land, Cal., airport, where the two are aiding in the making of a war movie. John flies a Genua plane in the picture and Tern a British plane. .Mrs. sOttrar.der leaves her hus band, two daughters and three ons. The daughters are Mrs. L. L. Leach, Portland, and Mrs. T. J. -Starker, wife of a professor at Orpgon Stafe college. The body will arrive in Portland Sunday, accompanied by Mr. O.trander. Death Takes Wife Of Commissioner At Sister's Home Mrs. Edward OstraDder, wifp of the commissioner of the Oregon public -service commission, died at Quapaw, Oklahoma early Tuesday, according to word re ceived here. Mrs. Ostrander had accompanied her husband to New Orleans, and had stepped off at Quapaw to visit a sister. Booster" Club Will Give Play SILVERTON'. Ore.. I)Ar. 4 iSppriali At the Booster Hub meetinir held at P,ruh Ciefk school Friday evening the mem bers decided to rivf another play this winter. The one chosen is "Vim in ie Yonson's Job." John C. GopUrud will direct the play which will be given about the first of February. The club ;: decided to pur chase' an oil stove on which to prepare hot luncheons for the school children during the cold wather. Miss Jessie Hartley, the teacher, will have charge of the prep;; ration. Steen Services Will Be Friday, Trinity Church SILVERTON. Ore., Dec. 4 (Special) Funeral services for jOle Steen. who died here late I Sunday evening, have been set for Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock l from Trinity church with the Rev. II. L. Foss officiating. At first the time of the ervice was set for : Thursday morning hut later word 'was received that a son. Albert, 'was arriving Thursday from ; Faith. S. IX. so the time was changed to Friday afternoon. An j other son. Arnold, arrived here yest rday from Toi field, Alberta, Canada. Mr. Steen was born in Nor way, lie came to Minnesota a-h '.b' vt!;:m man ;;nd had been married for 51 years on the day h.- di.'-d. December -. Beside hi. 'and two son... he is survived l' four brothers. Hans E. Steen ol n NORTH HOWELL, Dec. 4. (Special) Thanksgiving day was appropriately observed here last Thursday at the ehurch and Grange Hall. Devotional services were held all day at the church and the members and their friends enjoyed their dinner and supper in the Grange hall. The Stenberg family from Tilla mook was here to help with the services. Among the young people from a distance who ppe'nt Thanksgiving day with their families were Lor raine Fletcher from The Dalles, Gilbert Oddie from Forest Grove and Paul Rauch and Ronald SteT ens from Portland. !re flrkrontfia ClAAlA anil crm ' Harley drove to Eddyvllle last week-end and visited Mrs. Alice Eagleson. Mrs. C. A. Sawyer of Gervais! spent Thursday with her daugh ter, Mrs. A. B. Wlesner, and fam ily. A large number of local young people gave Miss Mabel Drake a surprise party last Saturday night as a birthday treat. Games were played and a delicious luncheno was served by Mrs. Drake and Mrs. Rutherford. Last Friday night was the sec ond social night that the Grange has enjoyed this winter. This time it was a white ele phant sale and march. The march was a huge success as were also the supper, the card games and the program which was jriven by the junior Grangers. Much credit is due the committee, Mrs. J. S. Coomler, Dimma Cline and Tom Bump. MOVING TO HKXD SILVERTON, Ore., Dec. 4 (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Francis j Ellis who have been employed at the local J. C. Penney store for some time have been transferred to Benl, Oregon. They will leavefSSeSjsday of this week. MerlC vite, who has been with he CiryIeat company this au timn. has accepted the position at he Tenney store. 1 I 1 SCDc- a Monnftlni I I Will Deliver I jj Morning and Sunday P and the PORTLAND TELEGRAM f p Evening Except Sunday 0 Evening Except Sunday At the Special Clubbing Rate of j60c per Month .This Clubbing Rate is continuous from month to month, and is delivered by; Carrier to subscribers in Salem This Complete 24-Hour Newspaper Service for Little More than the Regular Price of either paper. Under The New System the same carrier r. will deliver and collect for both newspaprs. To secure Both Newspapers at Clubbing Rate notify your Carrier, Phone either Office or Mail Coupon The New Oregon Statesman The Portland Tefegram 215 So. Commercial St. Phone 23 Salem Office 127 No. Hfch, Pftan 939 Wm, DelzeH, Agent . fLUBBING OFFER-60c A MONTH I herewith subscribe for The New Oregon Statesman and the Portland Telegram at the special clubbing rate of 60c a month and thereafter until ordered discontinued. NAME ADDRESS Phone. If you are already a subscriber to The Statesman mark (X) hers. If you are already a subscriber to the Telegram mark (X) here. If you are not a subscriber to either paper mark (X) here Bring or Mail this Coupon to either newspaper office 4 mm wm 111 V Ha GET READ V mM If 6 crash GO I FyLlia THE PRICES THE TIME IS SHORT THE ENTIRE STOCK OF THIS STORE UNDERGOES A TERRIFIC UNDERPRICING IT'S THE BEGINNING OF THE END NOW WE'RE AT THE PEAK THE LAST BIG DIP IS BEFORE US WHEN ENTIRE STOCK WILL BE OFFERED AT RARE BARGAIN PRICES WW 1 DTrn 9 i Slits an (Floats EVERY SUIT, EVERY O'COAT DOOMED TO GO. WE ARE QUITTING THE MEN'S CLOTHING BUSINESS, AND HAVE NOW PRICED THIS NEW STOCK TO MOVE IT QUICK. ALL THE POPULAR STYLES AND MATERIALS. COLORS OF BLUE, GRAY, BROWN, ETC. WORTH $25.00. COME TAKE YOUR PICK OF ANY SUIT, ANY O'COAT OF THIS BIG LOT, FOR ONLY THE OVERCOATS 14 .95 THE SUITS FREE! Any $1.50 Dress Shirt in Our Store with any Suit, Sold Wed.- Thurs. Friday and Saturday s turn ITS Plenty of two pants suits here New 1928 t'all and Winter Suits. Extra fine Twists, Cassimeres, Tweeds, Worsteds, etc. Blues. Greys, browns, tans and fancy patterns. Finished with the best of linings, hair cloth, linen and buttons. If you miss this oport unity you lose money. Close Out Sale Price $11 (0V 1! 95 Values $35.00 Most of them with two pair of pants 1A1 Wool, fast colors, blue serge and novelty tweeds, cassimeres, new patterns. Stripes and checks. Plen ty of good greys, browns and mixtures. We want you to see these suits. Try them on. Feel the good quality. Examine them. Be your own judke. 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