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Mrs. A. W. Christopherson went INSURANCE COMMISSIONER to Portland by train Sunday where she is spending the week with her URGES RETENTION OF POLICIES. mother, Mrs. Anna Morrow. Mrs. Etta Hamman of Portland is Salem, Ore., Mar.25—(Special)— the bouse guest of Mrs. John Ham- insurance agents who attempt to re man. She is Mr. Hamman's sister-in- place or encourage the replacement law and expects to visit for at least of life Insurance policies already in Mrs. W. L. Morgan is spending three months. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Pierson are torce by one in another company, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moore ot Cor- which new policy is purported to be spending a few days at La Grande the week in Portland. this week. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Moore were bett. Ore., arrived Wednesday after more suitable to the insured's needs, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wood returned business visitors in Portland the noon to visit until Friday with Mr. are not only unethical In their prac Moore’s father, C. R. Moore. Mr. tices but are usually doing the poli Thursday from spending the week first of the week. in Portland. Easter novelties, egg dyes. etc., at Moore is pastor ot the First Christ cyholders a grave injustice, declares ian church ot oCrbett. A. H. Averill, insurance commission adv Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hoskins of Amebe rry’s. Glenn Hamman visited his parents er, in a statement issued as a result Portland wer eguests of Mrs. Hos Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Richards and kin’s sister, Mrs. Mortimor, Friday of daughter Neva and Mr. and Mrs. early this week from Bellingham, <>f inquiries from numerous policy- holders as to whether a policy in last week Harold Rankin motored to Walla Wn„ where he is attending Belling- p.nother company would not be more Normal. He was accompanied ham ot this week. Walla Tuesday frocks, $1.39 to $1.98. Attractive by a classmate Nelson Ault of Star- beneficial than one which has al adv Alma Hitt’s Shop. Miss Esther Sibert was a Walla buck. Wn. The boys returned to ready been carried for a number ot visitor over the week A. Carter returned Sunday from Walla business years. Bellingham Thursday. Portland where he has spent several end. Reputable lite Insurance compa- Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McAtee mo days on business. The Thrift Shop will be onen tored to Thornton, Wn., Friday nies do not sanction this practice of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roesstg of Wednesday, April 3, from 10:00 A. where they spent the week end with lapsing policies and rewriting them adv their daughter Mrs. Orville J. Wid- in other companies, and the agent Omaha, Nebraska, visited Saturday M. until 4:00 P. M. at the home of their uncle C. E. Marshall Newport of Pendleton man. While there they motored to who encourages the surrender ot a Baker. was a business visitor here Monday. Spokane and also visited in Rosalia. policy having an accrued value and Burke Doyle, who is a student at Mrs. McAtee remained in Thornton replacing it with another is serving his own selfish interests rather than the University of Washington in tor a short visit. Seattle, spent the week end with his Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Pierson and the best interests of the policyhold brother and family, Mr. and Mrs family and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Moats er, according to Commissioner Aver- B. A. Doyle. of La Grande spent Sunday evening ill. A life insurance policy has a defi Mr. and Mrs. Luke Nazarenus ot at the Sylvan Pierson home. They ISTON, OREGON Dalia, Ore., were guests of Mr. i nd were enroute home from Hillsboro, nite property value which increases Mrs. Al Quiring Tuesday noon while where they had spent the week vis- with age of the policy and a change enroute to their new home in John iting Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Pierson, from one company to another usual ly means a financial loss to the in formerly of Hermiston. stown. Colorado. FRID/ Y • SATURDAY Miss Margaret Elliott left Thurs sured, for the new insurance pur Straw sun hats at Amsberry’s. MARCH 29-30 Hundreds of them, priced right, adv day evening for Knappa, Ore., where chased must be paid for at the ad age rate. If it is remembered Mrs. W. D. Neill of Pine City von she will visit her parents and at vanced SATURDAY NIGHT— with the first payment on a life the set of dishes at Kingsley's store tend a family wedding in Astoria that Saturday when Miss Eleanor Larson policy an immediate insurance es AUCTION FUN SALE last Saturday. of that city will become the bride tate has been created and the acqui Allen Amsberry has been ill with NEW SONGS - FUN - ROMANCE of James Elliott, brother of Miss El sition costs have been paid, it will tonsilitis this week. liott. The ceremony will be perfor be more difficult for the unethical Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Pearson motor med in the Lutheran ehurch. The agent to induce the insured to make ed to Castle Rock. Wn.. last Satur young couple will make their home a change. day where they visited their daugh- at Knappa. Policyholders are urged to give tter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Geo Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hoggard cf serious thought before relinguishing MçKenzie. Mrs. McKenzie and son Stanfield, accompanied by Mrs. Ina any protection under the policies Mike returned with them Monday Wessell of Hermiston, motored to they now hold, and any plan for an and plan to visit for three veeks. Rufus, Ore., Wednesday wheve they exchange of coverage should be sub Wo . Lee Dyer, arrived Monday from attended the funeral of Mrs. Hog mitted In writing and should show ; See and Hear Bing at His Bet ! Eugene, Ore., to spend the week gard's brother-in-law Geo. Wilkison the policy form number ot the policy with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. who passed away Monday. Funeral being analyzed, the name of the N—Baby Be Good. Dyer. He is a student at the Eugene services were held In Rufus and in company in whose behalf the analy ’ —Up and Down. Bible college. terment made in The Dalles ceme sis is made, and the name of the agent or representative making the Easter candies, low priced right tery. adv at Amsberry’s. J. A. Clarke, manager of the Her analysis. This analysis should then SUNDAY - MONDAY MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY E. M. Perfect of Albany, Ore., was miston Light & Power Co., was ac be submitted to the original compa 1 business visitor here the first of companied to La Grande Wednesday ny who will point out any flaws in MARCH 31 - APRIL 1 the week while leasing his 40-acre by O. F. Dawson. He attended the any plan of change proposed. If a He fed her popcorn and kisses on ranch in Columbia district to Mr. regular meeting ot the Rotarian change in the form or amount of a park bench . . And she loved it! and Mrs. R. C. Fann of Prosser. Wn. club at which the music department the present policy is desired, your Mr. Perfect left for Portland Wed of the La Grande high school pre company can make it for you with CLAUDETTE nesday afternoon where he will visit sented sketches from the operetta out your suffering a loss. Beware of agents who want to re his daughter before returning home. which will be given Thursday and Friday nights of this week. The per- place old policies with new insur formance was outsanding, Mr. Clarke ance. said. While there Mr. Clarke called In the kind of role that made you on Philip Winters who formerly op rave about her. erated a bakery here, and is now CHURCH NOTES doing a fine business In La Grande. A masquerade ball was enjoyed by members and friends ot the local PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Rebekah lodge Wednesday evening Lawson H. Flora, Pastor. — Tel. 141 — J13. when approximately ninety gathered We wish to announce that the In the I.Ó.O.F. hall. Mrs. Ralph Rich PLUS—Monkey Shines and. ards, who portrayed an old fashion Pilgrim Holiness church has moved Meet The Professor.” ed character, won first for best dres- from the Columbia school house to FOR sed lady, and James Todd as Prince their new location just north of the WEDNESDAY'THURSDAY Albert, won first for best dressed APRIL I • 4 man. Mrs. Sam Moore won first as Osborn apartment* on Second street. All are invited to meet with us. a comic negro character, and C. A. Jackman first as a tramp character. Sunday school at 9:45. Preaching at Mrs. Harold Rankin, Mrs. Curtis 11:00 A. M., and 7:45 P. M. Simons and Mrs. Geo. Harkenrider RINGLET ENDS We teach and preach the old time acted as members of the committee Methodist doctrine. who planned the affair. I Local Happenings IS THEATRE Cm COLBERT “The Gilded Laly’ Old Girl” with May ROBSON See her as the kindly, courage- ou*, resourceful teacher, who, vic timized by the vicious "Invisible Government” controlling Ther school, fight* back with the fury of • tigress when sinister influ ences thrsaten her boys and girls! PERMANENT (Regular $2.75 Wave) Each OIL PERMANENT Ringlet Ends - Reg. 83.25 Wave $2.95 Each 20 0 0 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 90 0 0 0 0 9 e s e e CARTOON AND COMEDY. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH W. A. Briggs, Pastor. TURKEY EGGS FOR SALE- -RAISE your own Toms from stock direct from Kupetz; Pen of hens weighing from 17 to 21 lbs. headed by the best young tom we ever saw, weigh- Ing 30 lbs. Eggs 50c each. L. C. 31-ltc Todd. Phone 92F2. Morning worship at 10:00 A. M. Sermon theme, “What Think Ye of the Christ?" This will be the be ginning of the Lenten message on The Person and Works of Jesus f Butter Creek-Minnehaha f FULLER By Mary Rodda (Too late for last week) Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hamman en joyed a trip to Bonneville and Port land last week. Mr. Hamman re turned Sunday and Mrs. Hamman and Everett returned Thursday. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Et ta Hamman and her daughter, Mrs. D. T. McGreal of Portland. Mrs. Et ta Hamman will remain at the Ham- man home for an extended visit. The highway crew is patching the road on Hermiston avenue this week. Ed. McDaid is convalescent fol lowing an attack of the flu. John Allen is home this week due to illness. Vance Matott is back in school, having been out for several days with flu and ear trouble. The Needles home on the Butter Creek highway was the scene of a pleasant party Friday evening when a crowd of young folks met there and enjoyed the evening dancing. Mr. and Mrs. Needles and family left Monday for Tigard where they will make their home. Wanda will remain in Hermiston until the close of school. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Brothwick and family ot Tigard will occupy the Needles place. They arrived here Sundays Eber D. Mossie of Pilot Rock was down to attend the bee meeting at Hermiston Monday. Paint Sale APRIL 1st INCLUSIVE. - 13th SPECIAL Reduced Prices Pure Prepared is the "house” paint made, by 86 years’ exper- IT LASTS! 204 QUART SPECIAL PRICE - - - • Gallon . . $2.89 Pint . 2w 53c Porch Paint Stands hard outside use. Has a glossy finish. Can be washed repeatedly. Doesn t show wa ter marks. 000 228 QUART SPECIAL PRICE - - - Gallon 12.89 Half Gal. $1.66 Spar Varnish Screen Enamel Fullerspar la the finest quali ty spar varnish—for either in side or outside use. Resists heat, water, weather, wear. Freshen up your screens, pre- vent them from rusting away, with Black Decoret Screen Enamel. Green Is slightly high- QUART SPECIAL PRICE Pint F TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. BABY CHICKS—TWO HATCHES each week. Large or small orders. Started chicks. Come, see what you buy. "Vigorbllt” Hatchery, Hermis- 31-tfc ton. Ore. with each oil wave. House Paint Quart : 64c TUM-A-LUM LUMBER GO. Announcing Inaugurations APRIL FIRST of FAST MORNING TRAIN Portland to Chicago Salt Lake City, Denver Omaha, Kansas City, and Intermediate Points Thru service to Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks during Park Season. PACIFIC LIMITED at The Hermiston Herald. Burnham’ GENERAL MERCHANDISE WE ARE CLOSING OUT ALL Bulk Seeds at 4 Price! CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE Ground Fresh at the Store. Lbs. 55« Men's full vamp leather Insole, double sole, lined vamp, HEAVY WORK SHOES $2.98 R SALE—Cows - Coming Fresh SAFEUAY STORES Se R. A. BROWNSON, Manager LEAVE PENDLETON Mrs. Mabel Ralph and daughters were dinner guests at the Ralph ?9PPPPP*P%**222**2222002220222100%80%* nesday evening. VAV4 UE PRICES EFFECTIVE • March 29th to Avril 1st - Inclusive. J Frte.'otn CAKE 2 APLUS HealSOAP y with • 10 Bars WHITE KING LausdrySoap MATCHES The Portland Rose LEAVE PENDLETON HIGHWAY 6 Box Carton 33c 230 PINEAPPLES" 8 oz. cans Saur Kraut Van Campa No. 2 cans PEAS age W 50 os. ean 3 Cans Field Ripe No. 2 cans 25c Cans Red Salmon Libby's Fancy Alaska - 16 oz. cans Cans Amaizó Syrup 5^b can . 55c Baking Soda Large Package • 2, now Flakes or Grahams 29c Grape Nut Lb. Carton Elcampo Flakes 3 FORMAT A Perfect Shortening Lb. can can Fine Granulated Flour Elbo Type 210 Tuna Fish l-Ib. package Wheat Flakes COCOA SUGAR Kibo Tvn. Scottie” Cream Pitcher FREE • with every 2 packages. Bi-Karp Carnation Macaroni 33c Crackers FLAKES Delicious Golden Syrup 59C 19c 42c Standard Sleepers, Coach, Dining 1 : ; Richarde home on Butter Creek Wed- IT’S INVENTORY TIME! To lighten our burden of count ing, we’re out to reduce stocks: All fresh, clean merchandise AT SAVINGS WORTH TAKING! Our Mother H. A. Seullen and A. S. Burrier of Corvallis and Eber D. Mossie of Pi lot Rock were dinner guests of W G. Rodda Monday. E. R. Sires of Stanfield took sixty < colonies of bees from Butter Creek ' ’ to Hood River Tuesday. The bees < , will be used in the orchards tor pol- lination. 8. E. Walls ot Butter Creek has sold his farm As yet Mr. Walls is undecided where he will locate Mrs. Lucille Hiatt and daughtetr Dorothy are moving from the Min nehaha Springs to Mrs Jewett's farm north of town. Mrs. Hiatt expects to raise a large flock of turkeys this HERMISTON, OREGON ONE 331 leu IV Double Action PINT 290 : ..$11 SPECIAL PRICE - - - —99 69c extend tor at least a week and may be longer. Sunday School at the regular time 10:00 A. M.. and preaching service at 11:00 o'clock. SPECIAL FREE EYE ARCH When you get bi g price rod uc- tions on Fuller Paints, tha at’s a real opportunity. Checi k up on your needs—and com ip in and buy your paint now. get products highest-quality at Hale" prices. This sale is tor two weeks only, and will i.ot be repeated this year. Christian Endeavor, 6:45 P. M. Christ. Sunday School at 11:00 A. M. Subject, “Why Join the Church.” Mrs. E. E. Rainwater, superinten Epih. 1:28, 23; 19-22. Preaching dent. Primary, junior and adult de service 3:45 P. M., Subject, “The partments. A class tor all who at- Necessity of Church Membership." tend. Remember that April 7th is our Epworth League at 6:45. Topic, "What it Means to be a Christian.” portant matters are to be brought Evening church services at 7:45. before the congregation, so plan to Sermon theme, "The King’s High- be there. way." The Bible pictures for the evening deal with the Exodus per- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES iod, showing how the Children ot MATTER" was ths subject of ot bondage from Israel were led out Egypt. ths Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Boye of the Cubs organization who .Sunday, March 24. are registered, are expected to come Among the citations which com early Saturday and bring their prised the Lesson-Sermon was the lunch. The boys are going for * following from the Bible: "That hike. which is born of the flesh is flesh; and that which is born of the Spir Monday evening, twenty-three of it is spirit. Marvel not that I the young folks of the church gath said unto thee, Ye must be born ered at the home of Mrs. Watson for again” (John 3: 6, 7). their study class on Race Relations- The Lemon-Sermon also includ- After the class period was over they ed the following correlative pas were favored with refreshments sages from the Christian Science served by Mrs. Watson. This meet ing was the fourth of a series on textbook, "Science and Health this subject. with Key to the Scriptures”, by Mary Baker Eddy; "The fading forms of matter, the mortal body The plans of the church for this Easter season have been made. and material earth, are the fleet Starting on Palm Sunday evening, a ing concepts of the human mind. religious drama, “The Living Wa- . . . Spirit and its formations are ter” will be presented. During Holy the only realities of bein at- week, each night there will be meet ter disappears under the ro- ings at the church. Thursday night scope of Spirit . . . Man under a Candle Light Communion service stands spiritual existence in pro will be held. Friday night, a sacred portion as his treasures of Truth drama, "The Seeing Heart,” will be presented. On Easten Sunday, there and Love are enlarged. Mortals will be special Easter services, and must gravitate Godward, their af in the evening the regular Sunday fections and alms grow spiritual, School program. —they must near the broader in terpretations of being, and gain HERMISTON UNION CHURCH some proper sense of the infinite, —In order that sin and mortality C. R. Moore, Minister, may be put off” (pp. 263-265). Bible school 10:00 A. M. Over 85.6% of the school was on time last Sunday and there was a BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES. large attendance. Preaching service and communion Evangelist Cofer will conduct at 11:00 A. M. Subject, "The Fath evangelistic services here starting erhood of God.” Sunday, April 7. The services will Hermiston Beauty Shoppe - Faster - “Grand Fuller finest Racked fence. THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1935. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. PAGE FOUR Safeway Blend 10c 12 Size cans Catsup 25c COFFEE YOLO - 14 oz. 49 lb. bag bottles AIRWAY Gold Medal ‘Kitchen Tested 49 lb. bag___ POTATOES Netted Geme - U.S. No. 2 109.1b sack „ $1.98 69c EDWARD'S DEPENDABLE UNION PACIFIC ORANGES Fancy Large 126 Size Vacuum Packed DOZ. 35c 49c PHONE Ml
