Magrath Store News (May 21, 1954)

An archive of the Magrath Trading Store News.The University of Lethbridge Library received permission from the Wes Balderson to digitize and display this content.MAGRaTH TRADING CO. LTD Friday May 21st. /54 STORE NOjRSj TELEPHflNES to 6 p.n. Wed. 8 a.m. to lp.m. Office ... 21 Saturday 8 a.n. to 7 p.m. Hardware 34, groceries 4 Dry Gcx>dsl24 tfv AvCx?' ■; ’SivAvV•»vb$$W?tk4X>’wwvw -------------------------\ ©221> > >' ? i / / / / y© WEEK STARTING FRIDAY MAY 22st, cUiC'. con uj_ •raing through week. C>\ McCIARY’S 1953 MODEL 9.2 CUBIC FEET CUTTER CONDITIONER AUTOMATIC PUSH DUTTON DEFROSTER SHELVES ON DOOR TWO CRE35PERS LARGE FROZEN FOOD COMPaRTidSNT INTERIOR TRIMMED IN PASTEL GREEN WITH GOLD TRIM. REGUIAR PRICE........................$448.00 REDUCED TO, JUST ................. ( $339.00 ) DAJP FRJ]ZE ll-£ CUEIC FEET DEEP FREEZE HOME FREEZER UPRIGHT MODEL REGUIAR PRICE ................................$499.00 REDUCED TO ........................... ($369.00 ) TENTS 10 by 12 —3 FT. Will ISM ....439.50 F JRTILIZ a FERTILIZE YOUR IAWB WITH VIGORO FERTILIZER. WE iitVE A SPREADER YOU MAY BORROW. TOMATO , CA- ' AGE and FLOWER PUNTS ARE NOW IN STOCK. FISHING EtfJlFKNT casting lines- dronson reels-fly reeis- MITCHELL SPINNERS-** UTOMMHC - FLIT FISH-AMEIDEX SPINNING RSEIS- FISH NETS. SEE US FOR ALL YOUR FISHING NEEDS. ....___ __________________ v >1 * A 'nr^n ri )T ■> ;ji1VU -j i± □. , jP i UI - aXj ) V DjP o Reg. size With regular size bar Cashmere Boquet f / inside package IP AAA TCCTH P L.jl'. j .....Ammoniated. Save 400..2 tubes for..., LISTERINE ...................................u.......................................... fSPECIAL), .16 AND AID and 1 package adhesive tape -g- by 207" With plastic ±1 spenser. Regq^gtr value 850 .980 .980 . 690 BLACK MISSION FIGS .......................... 12 oz. package.............. .290 .................. .270 .....................870 i;a BLACK B jRRI IS .................................... isoz. tins.... MIRACLE WHIP ........................................... 320a................ JELL’O NO COCKING IN HALT PUGGING.............. . Carmel....Vanilla and Butterscotch 3 for .310 CAKG MIX ..(OGILVIE'S) Special or Gold Cake..................................................................350 LIBBY'S ORANGI JUI CE..2O«». «................ 3 for. FRO :3 TAGG ...Orange. Grape and Lime ...................... 6 pkgs for.......... BABY ROLL CHE LIE .................................... iib.«u........ VANILLA (NABOB)........................... . 550 . 290 . 550 ,4 OZ3... .................. . 390 MARASCHINO CHERRIES.................. 6 ozS..............................................290 MINUTE RICE ..........................per ...............................................................................190 CHOPPED BARLEY................................. iooib3.....................32.49 LARA AAAAGAR4RA'A Y.'AIL RAY-IRE " YR YEA ’> ' RY/Y^E’IKR'YV- KRY'/D/L, L" / 'Y'.'R E,R E./YAwER R R FRUITS & VlGRTABLIS ,3' plus deposit on sack. ASP ARAGU S - lb. 290- LETTUCE- ■&«?*. TOMATO IS- I ™ " NEW SPUDS- 3290 NEW CARPfT3-A-. 290 RADI SUES - - -. 180 GRiffE3-(f--y^.^7^R4-250| GRIM ONION3-iA««4270 ‘ CAIJY---CHOCCLATi DROP S-per lb. 39# The Social Interest Groups of the two wards hit a high peak last Tuesday evening when approximately 200 people mingled in an educational and highly enjoyable evening. The first portion of the evening’s entertainment was in the form of a "Schubertiade" with Jay Hamilton, Afton Anderson, Clyde Spencer, Dave Keeler and Vie Bridge portraying with speaking parts the friends of diSchdJert, and with Maude Ririe playing on the organ, Schubert’s "Ave Maria,” Nyal and Freda Fletcher rendering Schubert’s ’’Serenade,” a Quart­ette, consisting of Orson Bridge, Vic Bohnet, Norma Alston and Maurine Tanner rendering' Schubert’s "The Lindon Tree”; Freda Fletcher and Vinessa Hamilton his "Marche Militaire” as Piano and Organ duot; L. B. Tanner singing his immortal "Who Is Sylvia" and with Maizie Toomer as narrator for the performance. This portion of the program was under the direct tion of Isobel Bohnet and Vinessa Hamilton. Everyone then sojourned to the Assembly Hall where a most delightful feast greeted the eyes and delighted the pallets of everyone of the guests. The hall was beautifully arranged with card tables, having miniature trees with blue birds and musical notes as centre pieces, under the capable management of Juliadean Bondy and her committee. Through the centre of the main hall, a long, wide table was bounteously arrayed with foods of every kind--a wonderful smorgsbord. This table with its centhe piece displaying Schubert and his piano was under the direction of Lisadofe Crookston with the help of the following ladies and their committees: Breads—AdeledColeman; Salads—Lois Blumel; Relishes—Lyda Poulsen; Meats—Nellie Ririe; Desserts—Ila Poulsen; Punch—Grace Fletcher. The entire smorgsbord was under the very able direction of Betty Tanner and Leitha Leishman. - Sp. Int. Committee (V.H.) FOR RENT: Four roomed House with built-in Cupboards, Bath and large Clothes Closet. Also two Lots as Garden Plot if wanted. Loc­ated just West of the Beaver Lumber Co. - Mrs. Emma Arndt. NOTICE: I don’t want any kids or horses in my lot anymore for they do me too much damage. _________... __Ali2g_May Allen I NOTICE: All Elevators will be closed Mon­day, May 24, 1954. C. R. Spence. NOTICE- RE STOCK RUNNING AT LARGE ON TOWN STREETS: No animals will be permitted to run at large on the streets of the town of Magrath at any time except that milk cows may be driven to the pasture between the hours of six o’clock to 8 o’clock in the morning and from the pasture between the hours of six o’clock and eight o’clock in the evening. - By order of the Town Council ATTENTION: 1st Ward Mutual—Remember "Fun Galore in * 54.” There will be Music, Drama, Games, Fun for alll Tuesday, the 25th at 7:30.P.M. Barbara Harker. FOR SALE: Five room Modem Home with Gar­age, large Garden Plot and Barn. Mrs. Ervin Sabey. NOTICE: Because of the Stake Beehive Swarm Day which is being held in Raymond on Saturday night there will be no Jr. Teen Dance or Teen Dance this week. l; Margaret Leishman. FOR SALE: 4 Room Bungalow, fully insulated Walls and Ceiling, Hot and Cold Water, Built-in Cupboards and extra large Clothes Closet, cheap for Cash or Reasonable Terms, J. F. Palmer. NOTICE: This coming Tuesday, May 25th at our Open Night at Mutual there will be a Speech Contest. Following this the remaind­er of the evening will be spent in "Camptiv- ities"—songs, stories and games to get us in the mood for the summer activites ahead. All come and have a good time. - Second Ward M.I.A. - Margaret Leishman. FOR SALE: Set of Silver for eight, (Lady Hamilton Design) 46 pieces, with Walnut Case. Mrs. T. A. Carter. IMPORTANT NOTICE: SENIOR BASEBALL PRACTISE. Sunday, May 23rd. "RAIN OR SHINE." (Any High School Student interested, pLease take notice.) BASEBALL PAST and PRESENT Did you know that Senior Baseball in Magrath was on the brink of collapse? There is some talk of not having a senior ball team this year. We should have two teams in Magrath.. When Baldy Rice was Mr. Baseball of Magrath, there were those who found fault with every move he made. Baldy finally blew his top and said his hecklers could run the baseball, he was through. The fault finders haven’t done so well lately. When Baldy ran the show we had a ball team that- practised and won games. Even if we have to start all over again from the ground up, Let’s Get A Ball Team*. Maybe someone should admit Baldy was right all these years and ask him to take over again. Baldy has had the satisfaction of seeing he was right. He should take the bow out of his neck and say "Yesl" Signed—;------------------- A BASEBALL FAN. NOTICE: The Evening Anvi ~1 i n-ry will meet at the home of Mrs. Esther Toomer with Mrs, Rene Sellens as co—hostess, Friday May 21st at 8 P.M., A film will be shown. Mrs. Esther Toomer, Sec. STORE CLOSED Monday, MAY 24th "VICTORIA DAY" PARK THEATRE NEWS: Thurs. You’ll Be Thrilled with Rock Hudson and Yvonne Carlo in £SEA DEVILS". Fri. & Sat.: "ANDROCLES AND THE LION" with Jean Simmons, Victor Mature. A Must Fnr Youl Mon. & Tues.: Brawling Saga of A Huge Bonanza- James Stewart in "THUNDER BAY," -Don't Miss ItlBOY’S OK GIRLS BIAZER OF ENGLISH = FLANNEL. 3POCKETS. COLLAR FRONT AND SLEEVE PIPED WITH WHITE SILK CORD. DOUBLE BUTTON HOLES AND LINK BUTTONS WHICH HISHft PfttT TO BE DONE UP EITHER SIDE. COLORS RED..NATO AMD GREEN...$4.25 BOB «R GIRIS ROLLER BATS IN COTTON £ DENIM. SECT­IONAL CROWN. STITCHED BRIM. RED & WHITE. D & BLUE and YEIJjOW FLECKED. A, SUES IS to 22 PRICES Hl.00 & $1.25 Miss Jeanette Heninger of Raymond was the guest of Mrs. Jean Coleman on Wednes­day --the occasion being her birthday. Mr. & Mrs. Albert (Bud) Matheson (nee Marjorie Baker) of Edmonton were the re­cent parents of a baby boy. They are now visiting her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Ross J. Baker of Lethbridge. BOY & GIRL’S HAT AND COAT SETS OF WASHABLE HOUND'S TOOTH CHECK. RAYON & NYLON. VELVL COLLAR. DOUBLE BREASTED EFFECT. IMITATION FLAP POCKETS. SILK LINED. SIZES 2 & 3 BABY CAPS FOR BOY’S El SIM CREPE, PIQUE AND NYLON. ALSO TAMS. TERRY CAPS IN CORDUROY,TAFFETA AND CHECK. SAILOR, BONNET AND LITTLE MfclT STYLES. BRING THE BOY’S IN FOR A TRY ON. ALL SIZES FROM INFANTS TO URGE OR 22" H3ADSIZE. PRICES FROM (>1.00 to $2.49 Mrs. Ireta Matkin, accompanied by her father, Mr. John C. Peterson of Cardston flew to the coast on Tuesday, owing to the death of her sister, Mrs. Archie Donald of Vancouver. AQUA LITTLE BOY'S SWIM TRUNKS. SATIN LASTEX. CENTER FRONT SEAM. COLORS ROYAL,RED AND GOID .......................$1^9 ’/ ' SIZES ..2. .4.. 6. LITTLE GIRIS ROMPER BATHERS IN WHITE COTTON TERRY CLOTH. ELASTIC BACK, WAIST AND LEGS. TRIMMING OF LOOP CORD BRAIDING. RED AND WHITE ONLY. PRICE..02,19 08B PIECE RAYON JERSEY BATHER. SELF LITOD. DOUBIE RUFFLE TRIM. COLORS RED AND GOID. SIZES 2..4..6 PRICE..$1,59 ONE PIECE SWIM SUIT, FAILLE LASTEX. SHAPED FRONT PAi* L WHITE CORD TUCK TRIM. SIZES ..4..6..6X..ROSE ONLY...$2.98 ONE PIECE SWIM SUIT 100% NYLON TAFFETA. ELASTIC SHIRRED F ONT SEAM. TOP FRILL WITH EDGE TRIM. COLORS RED OR .PRICE....................B2.49 Mr„.& Mrs. Glen Solberg have as their guest her mother,..Mrs. ArdidrAnderBon of Oolifornia. — Freedom is always hard to win—and always easy to lose CANNDD ±i/i ,j xxxxxxxxxxxxx BURN’S VEAL STEW ,...15oz. tine.each.33^ BURK’S WIENERS & DEANS.15oz.tins. " . 2 69? MEAT BALLS AND SPAGHETTI (in tomato sauce) 3 for.............93? ROAST DEEF (in gravy)...................... each .48? BUD? ROASTS0 o , ,(lean) , , , .per lb, ■ 450 GROUND BDDF .(fresh daily)..... per lb..430 WIDN3RS....(cello wrapped ..... per lb..450 mwjDQDO,xwuiAxmxxxxxxxxxxxxmxmxxxxxxxxxj£xxxxxjLJLXAXjuja!: xnxx/xixxrjooaxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxmx In honour of the birthdays of Mesdames Ruth Sindlinger, Clara Ruzas, Lucille Sew­ard, a social gathering was held at the home of Mrs. Lucille Seward. Guests were Mesdames Lucille Balderson, Mina Arndt, Frances Fellger, Dorothy Wocknitz, Marjorie Balderson, Annie Johns, Elsie Wocknitz, Dar­lene Miller. Hostesses were Mesdames Hil­da Razzolini, Julia Kormos and Maxine Gast. A good attendance was present for the fine lecture of Mr. I. L. Nonnecke of the Dominion Governmental Experimental Station, Lethbridge, which took place Friday even­ing at the Second Ward Church. Mr. Nonnecke showed slides and gave a most instructive talk on landscaping. Mrs. Ireta Matkin, Chairman of the Town Beautification Program, with Mrs. Maude Ririe and Mrs. Myrtle Pas­sey as assistants; presided. HOSPITAL PATIENTS THIS WEEK: Mrs. Sadie Rice, Ross,Robinson, Twin Rivers; Andrew J. Wurtz, Old Elm Colony5 Mrs. Harriette Strate, Mrs. Ada Leishman, Mrs, Olive Heap, Gregory Fisher, Cardston; Mrs. Beth Bridge, Mr. Victor Bohnet, Mrs. Tillie Gruninger, Mr. Eddie Speicher, David Entz, New Elm Colony; Mrs. E. L. Potter, Spring Coulee; Lou Ganske and Riley Larson. Miss Nancy Chetak commenced work at the Grocery Dept. of the Trading Co. Monday morning OTuesday evening a radio program from Lethbridge was picked up by Mr. & Mrs. W^yne Robinson around midnight, It was a program from Korea and among the boys sending mes­sages home was Don Clarke, son of Mr. & Mrs. Dick Clarke of Provo, Utah. He sent greet­ings to all his friends and asked especially to be remembered by his friends in Magrath. Mr. Wayne Fowler of Fernie, B.C. is visiting his grandfather, Mr. Dan Fowler and wife. Mr. ec Mrs. Joe Gibb are the parents of a daughter, born Thursday, May 13th at the local hospital. REMEMBER THE STORE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAT MONDAY, May 24th, "Victoria Day". DO YOUR SHOPPING EARLY FOR THE LONG WEEK-END! NOTICE: The Spring Coulee Ladies Aid re­quest the pleasure of the Magrath Ladles Aid, at their next meeting June 3rd. Any­one wishing to attend please get in touch with Mrs. H. Austin as soon as possible, as the Spring Coulee Ladies would’like to know how many to plan for. Sec. Greta Mai. FOR SALE: Weaner Pigs—2 mos. old. Ludwig Brunner. I FWBM; S.JB StlUEDtY \ \ ’ C* I A D \ / ’ G. j.f,Y 21st. a 22nd. / '-> CORDUROY FING RIBB2D CORDUROY IK A FULL RANGE OF COLORS. 36"wide. . REGULAR PRIOR. .$2.35 WEEK END 3PUCIAL.A1.89 MEN'S HOSU PENMAN'S HOLS. H 1AVY NYLON RIB. LONG.COLOROD TORS & HULLS. SPECIAL ......89d PR. ■i•d{. ____» - ' -: J •> . j'I J‘ ( TP ■ LONG AN.j a±.KL j VALUES TO $1.75 3P .CI AL............ 89j0 BABY BONNUTS TURLY BRAND -1 SATIN, 3 TAFF3TA-2 YELLOW CCRDURBY -1 ROD PAN VELVUT-1PINK VULVUT-UEN. 4 NYLON UYLUT.full f ir orL 6 DOTTED SWISS VOILE Eyelet trim POLKA DOT VOILE & KRI3KAY with lace & eyelet trim. REGULAR PRI CO $1.19 to $3.95 to cl Jar 25% OFF RUNNING 3H0 13 SMART LCCK3R3 BLACK & WHITE WITH RED STITCHING.SIZES 11-12-13­1 to 5 -- Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Thrall left Lethbridge Saturday for an extens­ive tour of Great Brit­ain and parts of Europe. In England, Mr. & Mrs, Thrall will1 be guests of Sir Leonard Lord, pres­ident of the Austin Mot­or compajjy, in recogni­tion of Mr. Thrall hav­ing won the Grand Champ­ion award at the Calgary Bull Sale this spring. They will visit Eng­land, Scotland, Ireland, Sweden and France. Friends will be happy to hear of the engagement of Royce Wyman to Betty Rob­ertson, a telephone operator in Stockton, California. The wedding will take place in the near future. Mr. & Mrs. Gladstone Balderson of Lethbridge are the guests of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Balderson. ~ "Tom is marrying a wond­erful accomplished girl. -She---can GLOVES NE COW HI DE WITH ELASTIC WRIST GENUIrn. play golf and fly a plane. She1s a real all-round girl." "Well, they ought to get along fine. He learned to cook in the army."' ban 71K • J I \ ' 3------------Si.60 PLASTIC OCT CANVAS GLOVt LEATHER FACED--------65jz BOYS GLOVES ---31.89 P' JU3T ARRIVED A SHIPMENT OF MEN'S STRAW HATS. TEXAS MAD. PERFORATED CROWNS. FATHER'S DAY will soon b.e here. How about a nice shirt in GABARDINE or DAN RIVER Price--35.95 EXCELLENT BARGAINS FOR YOU THIS WSEK-end. ,1^95 52 e 50 52.60 110 ' Quitters never winj winners never’ quit. - Hugh Chalmers. MM wW ’A ‘ SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY May 28th.J. 2>th„/54 til,it •! im iiit ii ii n mi iimi n tin nun unit it mt i; u n ntttiH CHEESE PLEEZ 8 oz. glass tumbler. DELTA RICE Long grain...................... VELVEETA CHEESE 1 lb. package, POTTED MEATS 3 tins for.., .370 .630 •440 CATELLI MACARONI...Ready cut....................190 FIG BARS..................................................... lb...290 GOODNESS ME (CREAM CORN) 2 tins for .410 WELCHE'S GRAPE JELLY..12oz. jars.......... JERGENS LOTION & jU'free bar hand soap .• Both for BAYERS ASPIRIN...100 tablets CAMAY 10 Sale.............4 bars for A iM •r I ?4 M A s •- ' ' - /-Zz./•/-/■// ?T~z , / S PA FAG U B cAvt/i'i'i- 4 ’ n fv x4aX. V_________ *=A -------------- i) bers-«-<29 !N5-^;2' i Cf| SPANISH G R A PE FR UIT- i fk ;2 B O R A N G E S - * - - .9 B LEMO NS---- • Taken from the Denver Post on Golf Tour­naments Just an hour after starting, Gold­en Rood Hindley scored a hole in one on the 206 yard, Par 3, second hole at Parkhill. Hindi,.:y used a 3 wood to get the ace. Wit­nesses were E. L. Jenskins, Torn Mainz and C. E. Crorh. These 3 fellows said they had played for 20 years and had never seen it done before........................ Mr. & Mrs. Bill Jasman of Lethbridge have purchased the old Crystal Spring Col- Mrs. Norah Laurie and sons Robert and Randy spent the holiday woekrend in Taber with her husband’s parents, Mr. & Mrs. Jin Laurie..... ......... SHORING txE THE PARK TEE.-TBEi Thurs. - MGM's Lavish Musical of Gay-Carefree Romance: "THE MERRY WIDOW" starring Lana Turner. Fri. & Sat.: Stewart Granger, Deborah Kerr in tfiHE PRISONER OF ZENDA". Superb Drama’. Mon. & Tues.s A Show That Has Scenes You Have Never Witnessed On the Screen Before— VEIL SHOULDER ROASTS Lean and Tender........................................ ............. VEAL CHOPS AND ST LUCS.. ................ .47(0 : j ci 0 0 0 0 0 ' —■ 1 yl VEAL STEW Chopped ribs........................................................... ......... . . 390 BEEF STEAKS Tender and juicy............................................ ..................65(0 PORK SAUSAGE MEAT Seasoned.............................................................. ...............- 390 RING BCLOGNA Plain................................................................... ............... ..420 DCMSSTIC SHORTSNING . 2 Lbs. for...730 • - -■ < -■. ■ . :■ , , “ .-----0-----—--- —-- ■---- " --- —........ ..............Ai---- - * •■ - • ' .< • CH0C0L.1.-E uRIP LAIa Ca.KE 1 cup chopped Dates ) Pour boiling water 1-g- cups boiling Water ) over dates and 1 tsp. Soda ) soda. Cool |r cup Shortening) 1 cup Sugar ) Cream Add 2 eggs and the cooled date mixture. 2 cups Flour 1 tsp. Baking Powder Mix well and pour into oblong cake pan. Top with the following before baking: (Cont1d across) 1 pkg. Chocolate Chips A- cup Sugar •5- cup Nuts (whole or chopped) Mix and sprinkle over top. Bake about 40 minutes ® 350'degrees. - A Header. (Mrs. Mabel Loose, Watertown, Wisconsin) FOR SALE: Singer Sewing Machine. Treddle Model. May be seen at Malcolm Bridge's. SUMMER SANDAIB ON SALE Upstairs for $2.95. Mr. & Mrs. Steel Blumel were in town from Chin over the week-end. Stsel is busy (Sprinkler irrigating) 200 acres of peas, to start germination. FOR SALEs &10.00. Singer Treddle Sewing Machine. Gwen Harker. ’’PANTRY SALE"—to be held at Shsrba's Cafe on Saturday, May 29th at 1 P.M. in aid of the "MAGRATH EVAKS BASEBALL TEAM." (Pastries, Homemade Chocolates, CandyXI innamon Buns, Chow Mein, Swe .t and Sour in containers.) Mrs. Bob Mikado. Tuesday, .10 inches of rain—we hope will sprout the decorticated beet seed. FOR SALEs Jewel Heater, Electric Pump, Hot Plate-2 holes Electric Heater, Dishes, Kitcher Chairs, Pen Pan, Fruit Jars, qts. & pts.; Crocks, Rugs also other Household Effects. - See them at Fred Palmer's Home. NOTICES 2nd Ward Mutual will be held in the Assembly Hall, Tuesday evening, June 1st at 7s30 P.M. Games and Dancing. A goad time foi everyone. Darrel Nelson. FOR SALE: new. One Dow and Arrow Set. Brian Budley. Practically FOR SALE: Baby Buggy—&10.00. Dorothy Benn­__________ ___ _______________________ ett. I WOULD LIKE TO BABY TEND, after school, starting at 4 o'clock. See Susie Weaver at Navratil's Beet Home. FOR SALE: Friecsh.) 1 Holstein Cow (in Fortin Bei Joe Muzer. WANTED TO BUY: A Stroller. Mrs. Bill Laurie, ________ ______ ___ ___ _______phone 201. NOTICE: 3rd Annual L.D.S. Seminary Graduation Exercises will be held at the Magrath 1st Ward Church, Sunday, May 30th @ 7:30 P.M. Everyone! invited. Kenneth Gibb. LOST: A Black Jacket with Red Lining, Size 6, Brook Harker. FOR SaLE: 1951 Austin Sedan, vary economical car, sel1ing cheap. Also Jersey Cow to fresh en in about 4 weeks, a good milker and a Guernsey bull Calf, 3 months old. Ken Gibb. FOR SALE: Set of Silverware for eight. Lady Hamilton Design. Walnut Case. Mrs. T. A _____ ___________________________ Carter. FOR SALE: Five room Modern Home with Garage, large Garden Plot and Barn. Mrs. Ervin Sabey. At the Lion's Club Luncheon last week, they devoured the meal and rejoiced that Mrs. Dudley had returned as they greedily smacked their lips over the blueberry pie. For Mother's Day, Mrs. Ellis Heninger of Raymond requested only a load of dirt, (for a long-desired lawn in her back; yard.) Don't send your children to tihurch—Take them*. MEMBERS a FRIENDS OF THE FARMERS' UNIONs The Annual Dist. 14 Convention will be held in the Marquis Hotel, ■ Lethbridge, Thurs. June 3, and Magrath Local (largest in the district) is entitled to 15 delegates. Please be sure that we Are represented by at least that many. District Officials are to be elected, and res­olutions discussed. The ladies are asked to bring some of the best pieces of handicraft to the Convention with card tables on which to display them, each piece to bear name of owner, also local. Presidents, Mrs. Taylor and Henry Young will speak in the P.M. and Hon. L.C. Hal-mrasf following the 6:30 banquet. Registration begins at 10. Convention at 11. A call to the Secretary will inform you as to acceptable , _______________________ ___________(Coat'd Below) " 1*4 be more touched by your visit, Johnson, if it wast/t on company time. articles which include rugs, needle weaving, articles from flour sacks, knitting, plain and fancy, quilts, wearing apparel, crochet artic? les, embroidery, painting, needle and petit point, tatting, leathercraft, copperwork. - Mary B. Pharis. Farming has changed considerably in the past 50 years. E. L. Ririe tells of contract with the late Ray Knight*ftWith him were the late William Ririe and Lynn Harker. They had seven large horses on a single plow, ^he land was dry and on the kno