bjéà 4, aaÜUUN toU N ft joukilAU kofct). ofcMOA
FfHOAY, MAt I 1<44
were Mrs Workxnah1» father arid auditorium May 4k). , Because of
fctid« of Milwaukie. They left Sun getting a speaker to deliver the
oration it had to be set on this
day for home
date.
-
,
Mr and Mrs Robert Neobit and
Mrs
Hannah
Henriche
and Mas
Son, Robert, made a flying busi
rioyd
Baker
of
Clarkston,
Idaho
ness trip to Portland Monday.
are
guests
of
Mrs
Anna
Lee,
ar
Ted Everett and little daughter,
Lois Anne, visited Mrs Everett at riving here Friday to spend the
the ho^ptal in The Dalle« Sun week. Mrs Lee is having an a f
Lew is Hastings left to join trv» day and found her doing fine.
ternoon in their honor on Wednes
army Wednesday. Mr and Mrs
Mr and Mrs William Clothier day to which a number of the lau-
Hustings accompanied Ma* and and daughter, Anne, drove to /.ts of the community are invited.
Mrs Hal Shelton to Portland and Portland Sunday.
Mrs Marvin Thomas and baby
L ew is w ent on to camip and Mrs
son
arrived home Friday from the
Mr and Mrs Ed Feldman went
Hastings returned with them.
hospital.
to Hermiston Saturday evening to
Mr and Mrs Ora Workman are ree their daughter and son in law
Mrs Louise Thomas aivd daugh
new domiciled in their home re Mr and Mrs Walter Maffai.
ter, Mrs Mary Willians of Port
cently purchased by them, known
land, mother and sister of Marvin
The Wednesday contract club
as t he
grandmother Johnson
Thomas are visiting at the Thom
•met with Mrs Chas. Everett. Mrs
house. They finished moving their
as ranch home.
Frank Lamborn won high score.
household goods Sunday.
Wasco has two new fam il es,
The Sam Gordon club m e t
Miss Hazel Marie Smith »pent Thursday afternoon with Mrs B. to e living in the state house at
the past week end with friends Fstrelle Halley. Mrs Leona Smith the south edge of town and one
(«; The Dalles.
in the Kirkelie home- The men are
ico red high.
A Mr and Mrs Lane have ac
Patty O’Meara of the navy has employed on the construction of
cepted ranch employment of Ro re turned home. A physical handi the Klondike elevator.
land Johnson and have moved in cap has caused his release for an
Gathered at the G A Sargent
the ranch home formerly occupied indefinite period.
home Sunday were Mr and Mrs B
by J T Johnson.
Mr and Mrs Vernon Van Gilder Ur lie, Miss Olive and John Rob-
The Eastern Star .lodge held a and Mrs Naoirti Van Gilder of Irsoh, James Maddox, Mrs Darwin
sj>ecial celebration at their meet Moro made a business trip to Van Gilder and Miss Vivian
Trounce of Moro.
ing Tuesday everting honoring Fil lend Tuesday.
their charter members. A beauti
A t the Harry Van Gilder’s home
The Wasco Women’s choral club
ful floral degree was put on and held its regulKr meeting Monday a Sunday birthday dinner honor
refreshments served. -
afternoon with a fine turnout.
Mrs Lydia Darby’s dinner guests They have several invitations to
m XAOPSIS OK A N N U A L «TA TKMuafT
Sunday were Rev and Mrs Can- eing for coming events.
O; the A tlantic M utual Kira u —
Company of
.u
nell.
The High School graduating Geurrta. on the thirty-firat day oi L ee-
Guesrts Monday at the G A Sar class schedule is as follows: Bac • » .U r . l » „ „ » d . u, lh.
gent home were Mrs Esther Stan calaureate services May 28th at X “ ‘° n,*or i . ° i : ,h * 3 U t * ° f
ley and her nephew Roy Wood- the Methodist church with Rev.
x.
CAPITAL
worth of Colton.
Keith Fields, pastor of the Christ Amount of O uJ jJ J ^ J fBF u n d » »16.276.0«
received dur.
Mr and Mrs Ora Workman en ian church deldve/fng the sermon. Net inc premium»
the year ............................ «<,•> .«a 04
tertained guest* last week. They Graduation exercises at the school f**^ ^ * ^ * dividend» and renia
Lewis Hastings
Leaves For
Seabee Service
. rcc*lv«d during the year....
Income from other aourcea re
ceived during the year ____
T
Hugh Walkar of Th» Dalla» was Cooper, move her »heap to thar
ing Mr» John MeDen&id wa» giv-
•r* with Mr and Mr» John MoD»r- her» on huainoM Monday andwa» aaroTOM, p«ture.
greeting old friend» <m the street
John Hogcoon, the elevator eorf-
tractor from Minneapolis, Minn.,
was here thia wvMfc to see how the
new elevator at Klondike was pro
mid, Mr and Mrs Dan McDerond,
Mr and Mrs P G O’Meara and
son, Patty, Mrs Casha Yates as
guests.
• Mrs Cathrme Sonnenberg, the
Wasco primary teacher, has rent
ed the small Haynor house re
cently occupied by the late Miss
Jessie Hull and will later on move
her household furniture to Waaco.
Rev. F L Cannell drove the
Fridley car to The Dalles Wednes
day with the following passen
gers, Mrs* Clyde Fridley, Lafe Bar
nett, Mr and Mrs Dick Johnson
who went for medical check-ups.
rrr
g „ ajcäwror « f O iio m r ]
gressing.
J Golden
Barnett o f Portland
can » to help hi< sister, M n Marie
otxw
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Walther-Williams Go.
•»
vIs an old established firm that haa been selling,
servicing and repairing‘can for a generation.
T he dependability of its products and the qual
ity of its service has been proven many times.
GAS AND OIL
Tires—Accessories
R. H. McKEAN and SON
Replace or repair broken or worn- |
• ” o a t part« p ro m p tly oa y o u r <
•Caterpillar” Direr 1. Your immedia te \
Now, when it is doubly important that you
have good workmanship and quick service to
keep your cars and trucks running, have us take
care of your service problems.
in s u r a n c e
Grain, Feed, Flour, Fuel
Farm Implements, Bags, Twine
BARBED WIRE—GOOD POSTS*
PHONES
Feeds tor »
Office
Residence
163
162
.182
dtuBGON
WASCO
attentio n can prove a tim e and money !
later.
; Our Part« and Service Department«
are now equipped better than ever tr
care for your need*.
~7 “
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Tire Repair and Recapping
-
WORN AND
BROKEN PARTS
T h e D a lle « „
O’MEARA
Supply & Imp. Co
CntarpUar
74th ANNIVERSARY
1870 seventy-four years of service 1944
59 368 Kl
»07,664.81
Total
HOLMAN
for
RESULTS!
‘Thank you for your effort» in behalf
of the turkey producer» of our state, *•
a* this mean* a saving to them of
several hundred thousand dollars.”
S. E. HODGEN, Mgr.
-H -B -C Flouring MilU Co.
Portland, Ore.
income ............. :...... $ »89.451.65
DISBURSEM ENTS
N et loa»ea paid during the
year including adjustm ent
expense» ------------------------- , 225.646.47
Commianions and salaries
during: the
year.... ..........»89,02».14
Ta>*a, licenses and fee» paid
during the
year ..........
44,780.67
Internal on Guaranty Fund _____ 18.110.60
bivjdends paid to i*oHcyhold-
era during the year .................. 181.927.87
Amount o f all other expendi
tures ---------------- ----- •..*.....116,838.86
Total
expenditures
|
ADMITTED ASSETS
Value of real estate owned
(m arket vaule) __ ________ f
Lot.ns on mor’traire« .... .........
Valin o f bonds owned (m kt)
Value of stocks owned (m kt)
Cash In hanks and on hand
F iem ium s In course o f collec
tion written since Kept. 30.
1943 .................... _.......... ...........
Interest snd vents due and
- accrued ..................... .........
.
Other aaaata ( n e t ) ---------- L.._
and congratulations
to th e yonng men
graduates o f ’44-
»84.729.m
6?.R00.ft0
148.162.62
449.406.43
»O'».’»3.88
392.224.12
T h is y e a r ’8 graduate is an ear
nest y o u n g m ao, lik ely as not
g o in g in to s e r v ic e so o n . For
him c h o o se th e m ost u seful gift
W e offer a w id e selectio n c o m
bining u s e fu ln e s s w ith attract
iv en ess.
109. S' I. f S
. < « ’ 4.8’
22.388.1»
Total
w
"Again I thank you for your intarast
in our problems and for the time
and effort you have given in secur
ing the results obtained.”
J. E. KLAHRE, Gan. Mgr.
Apple Grower* Ass’n
Hood River, Ore.
I.. ,
J
K Record of Accomplishment is far more tangible
than vague promises of things to come!
★
Lot's Keep Senator Rufue C. Holman
ON THE JOB FOR OREGONI
Republican Prlmaries, M ay 19**
Pd. Adv. Jerry Sayler. 8ec. "Let'* Keep Senator Holman**
Committee, 40» Wilcox Bldg., Portland, 4, Oregon
admitted »«»-A ___,..»1,689.780.42
I IABIM TIKfl
Gross claim s for losses unpaid S 81.185.76
Amount
of
unearned nre-
mhims on all outstanding
rl*>R — ..... - ----
566,364.87
Reserve*
for
Commissions,
Tax»* A Dividends
______ 28.668.8?
A ” other liahiitiss. all other
Reserves -------------
1,341.18
Volun’arv Conttnvencv Pe*»rve 60,000.00
Funds h-M ’>nder Re-Insur-
ance Treaties .......
45,816.87
A lot of Young men prefer slacks
and jackets to a strictly tailored
su it Give him a smart jacket, all
wool or a fabric combination.
Total liabilities, except capital 8 708.367.5«
Guaranty Fund
Paid up
«816,276.00
Suro’n* over all
liabilities
8615.’ 87.92
Sum lns as rewards policy
holders ............................ ......... 8 98’ .4» 2 92
To»sl ............... ..................
»’ .63» 780.42
FU«’TNF<W IN I H W /I V FOR YEAR
Ne* r>remb»ms received during
the vear ...................... ......... » 10 *38.88
N f losses osld dndnw the vear
3.786.82
Name o f Comosnv. A tlantic Mutual
Fire Insurance Commanv
W hat gift could be more thoughtful for
the young man w h o enters Uncle Sam’s ser
vice on graduation?
Duffel Bags
$2.25 to 6.95
Fitted Toilet Cases
$3.50 to 10.75
$8.95 to 12.50
Add a couple of sp ort shirts long
or short sleeves - white, colors
and plaids at
$2.50 to 4.95
And slacks to match or contrast
H A N K IE S
K r m e o t P r e s id e n t. Fr^d W e s s e ls
» ’-« w . o* P e e r e t s r v . F red We«sel. Jr.
$5.95, 6.95, 7.95, 9.50
W h ite Linen .
Ptetutorv resident •♦♦nrnev for service.
L. M Wsuwaman. McMinnville, Orewon
Boxed H ankies
Every boy likes a handsome bill
t fold. Black or tan leather
$ 1 .0 0
,.5 9 -.7 9 c
Bordered fine cotton
GORGEOUS TIES- -Brocades,
$1.00 to 10.00
Q u a lity cotton with co lo re d border*
T H E O LD JU D G E SA YS. . .
SERVICE KITS
stripe, and
printed crepes In brillian t new pattrrns that
(lax not included)
■ hoys. Will
.35c ea.
lo v e .
M anhattan, H o lly vogue,
Botany and Fashloncraft
$ 1 .0 «
to
7 .5 0
SOCKS
Westminister
3pr.$i.2s DRESS
SHIRTS
G&y stripes, plaids or plain colors.
Soft new colors tn stripes, shadow
Quality cotton or rayons-
p.aida and plaOn colors
Interwoven
2 pr. $ 1 .2 5
The seasons favorite lln handsome
k.ng wearing hose.
n
Shapely
$2.70
2.50-2.95
Tru-val
Handsome Belts
Graduation calls for some
Smooth
or russet
dress safety
belts d j r e ss UP
•
nr
the black
papular
emboaeed
A a P ilr
° t f r|
Fl° ' '
or
style for sports.
sheim shoes w ill look w el
$1.00-1.50
' and wear w e ll Ibng after
$10.00-11.00
“ We can’t argue with the Judge on that
point, can we Mabel? It’s not fair to penalize
the many for the actions of the few.”
* “ That, folks, is exactly what we would be
doing in this country if we ever voted for
prohibition again. Authorities who have
made a careful study of the problem, report
that only about 5% of those who drink
abuse the privilege occasionally... 95% drink
sensibly. Probably doesn't compare with
the number of folks who overeat and do
other things to excess. Prohibition certainly
isn’t the answer. It’s not that simple. We
had nearly 14 years proof of th a t didn't we?
“ The real answer is education and better
control. In fact, the responsible members of
the distilling industry are working con
stantly toward that end. They don’t want
anybody to abuse the use of their product
any more than the three of us do.’’
“ If everybody would take that sensible
attitude. Judge, and cooperate as more and
more are now doing, we’d be a lot better
off a lot quicker.”
Brentwood Sweate s
W «y Crefmre» «/ AlreWst 0<wr«f« ZWusfrsaa. /as
Fine white fabrics beautifully
tailored, characterize these dress
shirts.
Manhattan
d
$2.95
Cape Cod
3.95
Tru-val
1.55
Grand 100% virgin wool sweaters
in
aumimer weig*hts - A
perfect
illiaas & Company,. The Dalles, Ore.
1870 where all the mid-Columbia shops 1944
uggì |
gift.
White $6.95
B row n, Sage green ,
Cam el tan
TMs
W H ITE SHIRTS
$4.95-6.95