GOVERNMENT LIES INSURANCE.
The attention of all World War veterans is called to the fact
that July 2, 1926,■ is the latest date on which War Risk Insurance
may be reinstated or converted.
No person in this age should need to be convinced that life insu
rance is desirable. Every eligible veteran should get Right on his
Government Insurance at once before it is too late.
Government Life Insurance is the best protection money can buy
and is issued in amounts from $1,000 to $10,000 in multiples of
$500 and in forms of policies such as Ordinary Life, 20 Pay Life,
30 Pay Life, 20 and 30 Year Endowment and Endowment at age 62.
[ The premium rates on this insurance are lower than those charged
V by any Life Insurance Company for participating insurance with sini
• 1 ar be be fi t s. T he principal features of Government Insurance are, Lib
eral premiums, guaranteed cash paid up and extended insurance values,
participating dividends and disability benefits. There are policy
loans and no restriction as to residence, travel, occupation, mili
tary or naval service.
If Term Insurance is reinstated for purpose of conversion, only
one monthly premium at the Term rate and the first premium at the cor*
version rate is required.
The Sergeant Major has a supply of application blanks and if any
veteran is interested in reinstating and converting his insurance, he
will be only too glad to assist with your papers and furnish any
other information that majr be desired.
Get busy/ The sooner the better as the time limit is short/
HAIITES MASONIC CLUB ACTIVITIES.'
Recent activities of the Haines Masonic Club have been varied
and interesting. Brethren of the various Masonic bodies were especi
ally invited guests at a social meeting May 6th. , with hot coffee and
home-made cakes constituting a special refreshment appeal. The year's
work outlined includes a series of informal picnics to take place in
June, July and August. All Eastern Star members and friends invited.
J.3. West, President.
THE HAINES SCHOOL BOARD ELECT TEACHERS.
The Haines' School Board met recently and elected the following
teachers for the coming school year: professor J.E.Nichols, Princi
pal and High School; Mrs.Franklin Hoffman, part High School and Upper
Grades; Miss Brenthing, of North Dakota, Intermediate Grades and Mrs.
A. F.McLean, Primary Grades.
HAINES ITEMS.
Miss Emma Jackson returned on the "Rogers" after spending a
month’s vacation in Seattle.
Miss Stella DeHaven left Sunday for Seattle to resume her duties
as a trained nurse.
Miss Martha Pippereit is spending a month's vacation in Sitka.
The Haines Woman's Club will meet with Mrs.Sheldon and Mrs.McRea,
hostesses, Thursday, May 27th., at 2:30 P*M.
Gertie Odell returned Sunday from Seattle where she has been
attending boarding school.
Mrs.Clark and Miss Hono^a Kelly from California arrived on the
"Rogers" to visit in Haines'and vicinity.