Magrath Store News (March 30, 1945)

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.. - • STUiUS K 0 U ft 8 ... 8 A.L. to C *•** r-7 Every day but Wed. f: Sat. f'ffodnoeday...,8 A.U. to 1 l-.)t. - 'A. N Saturday..8 A.L. To 7 P.H. } (J nfl ) V LT D I V __ /»Z' S'! Y'h £ Telephone Numbersi Office.*...?& Hardware...34, Grocery Dept, 4r2 Dry Goods Dept, 4r3. Friday, Larch 30, 1945. Cb O9C them here... and know th^y* re \fa»hi on-rightj \\ j Leather Purses in Pouch or QhtoI-opo style, 31acc, Drown aid Tah. a Colored Fabric \X .1 . —<j 1 FLOeSlBj delicately I made, and actually \f I lk t ) ■•. look like reel flowers. A m m ma Assorted c o1l o<"rvso a»-nd / • i i kind9, that will blend ' beautifully with ycur > .. j Easter Outfit, eit NATURAL PIGTEX GLOVES • i fine quality that wll add charm and // style to your NeeweSt Spring Outtit, Je also have Slack and Brown, "MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD." A good place to Trade'”,. , * - t Mr, Orton Minor and son Bill of Lethbridge were Maarath visitors, Tuesday* Mr. Minor recently returned from a holiday at the west coast and Callfoonia........... .. SOW STEELE BRIGGS SiEwf&EsDsewS SETTSft- CROW M. Men and Glenaer’s Fireside held at the home of Mr, 0 Mi's. W, E, Brown, Sunday evening, was much enjoyed by the forty guests present, Pringree Tenner, teacher of the First Ward M. Men was in charge of the follovring programs Communnty singing under the direction of J, 0. Bridge, with Mrs, D, H. Keeler, accdmpntst. Vocal soJ.o "In the Garden", Maxine McCain accompanied by Nadine Dow, Talk on PeHgim, Bishop Elmer Ririe, Closing prayer, D. H. Koeeer. The M Mon served and prepared very appet­izing After which Malcolm Bridge entortained end puzzled the Quests with a few of his uagrcian,•s tricks, in fashioo,....... The dance at Farm Hill Commnnty HaH, sponsored by- the Lions CLib in aid of the Red Cross was ..ell attended. Net proe coeds a^c^oi^tring to $40,00 have been turned over to the Red Cross, The Lions Club would like to exj^i-ess their thanks to the Farm Hill C^im^^^riy Club for the loan of their hall without change and to the ladies of the district who gave so freely of their time in preparing and serving f^h^H^t^neh. P.S, Bob 1. tson tpefc over for the yf'J) Lions, ____ Cz —"I <'-* Your HAYNWAHY Needs /I U NOW AWAITS YOC_ _ _ _ _ _ at the MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED, ohone 34, FKY - 30 X33 Suitable for Tool Bo-ces for Combine or Tractor, Approx. 28* x 9" x 9", -r>.95 TIN-SNIPS Forge-Steel Duck­bill Tin snips. Approx, 13" blade. $A9 * A5 LEV EL Mayes Spirit Level approx. 30 inches long. A "uv^e^s;" for every ma^* $B10 SHEB-SHEARS Kayser-Brond Shfwep- Sheai-s. per pair $2.75 HA CK-SAW Frame made by "Millers and FaHs" $1.40 Store Closed EWERS Perfectly balanced claw-hammes. (b 1,25 ■ 2.75 to SAW For Deehoming, made by Bi sit on $2.45 All Bay Good F SAW These Atkina Saws are splendid for all work. 8 point, croos-cut, $3.95 BRACES Ml types to suit any need* $5.95 'id.av, Iw- 30 Ovor 40 ladies gathered at the homo of Hrs. Scr on Alderson last .'Wednesday in honor of a joint farovzOl for Mrs. G, D. Minion and Mrs. Ivl. L. Johnson, A short progrm was enjoyed, A vocal solo by Beverley Austin "The Bluebird", Misses Rita Robin­son and Maaian Austin' vocal ducts, "Beau­tiful Ohio" and "Tho Glow Worm", A tasty lunch was sofVod rafter which Mrs, J. II. Buchanan presented Mrs. Minion With silver­ware and Mrs, Johnson with china rornombreai-cos, Mr, 0 M's, Minion and family will mako their n<w homo at Waannr, while Mr, f.Mrs. M. L. Johnson and family mil move to Spring Coulee, whoro Mr, Johnson rnl.l take over tho elevator now operated by r, Bill Kaboary, Mrs. Mary Gygi and Ms. Percy Carr of Lethbridge attended tho birthday party hold in honor of Mrs. Olga. Gygg, Friday afternoounc,. Mr, ft Mrs. J. J, Gibb havo as their house Hi's. E, Bon-nion of Pic­ture Bultco,. Mr3. N, E. Haxall ret­urns d homo after visiting r< A D Y r o /\ K^WS G. m. G. OVERALLS Blue high-back stylo. Sizes 34 to 44. Priced: $2.25 >-T Useful, hard-wearing Gloves made from soft pliable Horsohido and Kanagroo. Roper stylo. Insures good fit­ting at all times. r*ry I-’" 1“ RY A nlitpr’itC party was given to Mrs. Etmily Hudson, March 19th at tho homo of her 3on Arlio Hudson, Raymond. Tho occa­sion being her 70th birthday. Those pros mt were Mr. ft Mrs. Arlio Hudson, Mr, ft Mrs. Smmth Accroyd, ft Mrs. Melvin Godfrey, Mcsdomes Ruth Keosler, Irene Strung, Roso Hudson, Data Colomm, and Sarah Jane Holmos. A nelnci.oss lunch was served ond sho rooonvon many lovoly gifts Mr, ft Mrs. Ervin Judd and daughter of Calgary, and Don Johnson wero guests at tho homo of Mrs. Jennie Johnson. Don and Ervin arc hero on embarkation leaveo,,.. Business vi.titoit to Calgary last week wer4 0. (Orcois. Harry Hillmor, and Tom Di o. Icy... ,o... 11.95 anc J r<D with her si-stors j at the coast. Gordon Smith who is stationed in Hai-and W-tiot to thank tho Town of Maarath for tho box of chocooates ho recently re­ceived,. ».«• Miss Helen Spring of Lethbridge spent the w.okond with her paronns, Mr, ft Mrs. J. F. Spring.,.,.. Bov1 s (z\ Sturdy nnK / OVERALL3. of Heanna Brown sh ade. Similar to illustration •r^Jfrom heavy drill. Sa.n- \ -L ■ Ages 2j forizel Sh runic . s, £iH 6. V 1 • I Texas Ranger SHIRTS aro different: Made of maaeria that w.11 stand lots of pun­ishment. They are SErnforized Shrunk — so tho size you buy is tho size they btay. Every G. W, G. Shirt is a quaity thirt. Our Shhrts aro pricon to fit tho most economica bud-got, yet they are roa good sai'ts, cut big and roomy and v.ll give long and satisfying wear. Wav nay more? .'$1.95 A TrA Tho Boy Scout Patrol Loaders Train­ing Course for tho Chinook Dist^3-ct, (Spring Conu©e, Magnath, WeOling, Raymond and Stirling) was held in Raymond, March 23 and 24th with F. J. Bower conducting. Warty-nino boys attended. Mr. Bower sad it was tho finost and largest -group of boys with which ho had wouko0»l STORE CLOSED ALL DAY GOOD FRUDAY f MARCH g:rh,..,... Mrs, Gean Vieeler and daughter Kay have returned from Calgary.,e«». COTTON PRINTS in sizes 2 to 6 years. Assorted colors and styles. Priced: $1,00 $1 ,25 SEERSUCKERS in sizes fx to 14.........2i,95 PRINTS in aises 6x to 14,,,,,,,,,,1l,50 VOILES in pastel colors in sizes, 3 to I Priced: $2,39 At tho Live Stock Pavillion "Hacklo1’ the saddle horse that Clifford Meeklsy sold to CCaalii Perry of Lethbridge for the Munis Club/ Calgary was being raffled off, Cliff says " J, A. was trying to buy him for 50/ P. S, If we git him it will cost us a dooiar. If A, Oj Peterson wns, wi get the saddle, That is the understanding, .................. M.................. Mrs, Jean Woodger and son left ./edne-sday by plane for Provo, Utah, whom she wll join" her hussaind.,,., x\ / &u - f o ;< A © / 1? iSSw* ® 5 • M FOR THOSE FIRSt IMPORTANT STEPS, ' . younger the child the mon soft and pliable his fielt,,,, \ i _ 4KEJEST0N" BOOTS, Rubber hill lift, Stitched ] soles, Colors Hack or Brown, Size ranges:— 5—V to 7......... ...$2.45 7f to 1<O-i,,.,.$2.60 y \ "WEE TOTS" Black Patent.Oxford in sizes -i - X oji, • • • - «•••••< 1 « » S*— • -o*q Tam shoe _ _ in size range 1-y to &§■ inilusiWrT —'Hcweaton Kaodoes, No heel., Priced: $1,59 Blaok Patent Strap in sizes 5i t o 7|...............................$1.65 WEE TOTS TAN STRAP SLIPPER Tom elk slipper With button strap, A vory pr aotical slipper for every day or dress, Two size ranges: L,D»S. Church Ser-vicis In the Magrath Second Vard Sunday evening, ' were under the direction of the Junior Relief Sooiety, Mrs, Ray Harker having arranged the follow/ ing The Singing Moohers rendered the hymn, "The Old Rugged Cross", gicompEan:.ld by Mrs, Nona largess; -A'opopprate talks contain­ing very beneffeial messages were given by Kesdmiis Russel llumel, Dale PR-ICED.........................11.25 1 to 7, and e,,*......$1,59 Law, Fred Riel, and Vocal solo, "The A y , MISSES BLACK PATENT SLIPPER that was really —j . li for dress end Sunday wear, The iddal compEari-on for hor party dres3,,.Sizes 1 to 8. Prices:,»,,l2,29 and,••$2I.79 KIDDIES STURDY OXFORD.., Bluohcr Style with rubber, heH lift, Stitched solV, Black only, Sizes: 13 to 3, Price:$2,95 Sizes 8 to 10w in similiar style, A / y A / A ,$2,45 A Toomer, T, V- E, lohnel. . Voice in the Old Village C^c^i^ir" was rendered by Mrs, Donna Bourne acc­ompanied by Mss Nadine Dow, KRuscO. Reading, Mrs, Olive Gruninger accomp­anied by Mrs, FonteHa Boihme, Closing Prayer, Vern lenneet. hlsS.i was furnished by the Second /ard Cheok with G. G, Woo.oiiy as condusto^, and .rs, J, A, Ririe, aiiOim^Pliei..,, ...............MI................ Blood Donors at the Kaarath Assembly Hall, Monday included: H.P, Maaston, J, H, Bridge, Douglas Nelson, Grunt Crrokston, W. Lawlor, Mr, ft Mrs, Dalo Turner, Mr, ft Mrs, Pingree Tamce,,!’.; KGsdamos Louise Dow and Mamie Bourgeois of Magr-th, Mrs, George Munroe and Mrs, H, Sandham of Spring CouSee. Mrs, W. Jo Rici and Mrs, C, S, Matkin served lunch, C. S. Matkin tolls us that ho taught tho ■ Boys Scouts at Spring Code.. first aid, L.st Thursday thoy took their cxrninntions i and all the hoys passed 100$ They art now! quea-ified to receive tho Boy Scouts Ambi­ance Badge, 1st and 2nd Class First Aid Tosts and the Jr. Ccoitiiua.tc■ from St. Johns Aibula.nco Assocc. Hew I&prcws Cr«SESA>4 du-rtf^ot'? * ♦V of Ho^^i,o-y , i, revA ■eiM--vl,'Ay . ,'(J b oals cooereo *££i'X»..-S' ss«4 CEBESAN generaiy irven^i^i /s'..'-..4^', iii?-' ssfsa;^sa:;L^d sfa^a^d .-4-.i®na«.c tt-wte. t ic?-i *M‘ •-’v‘?7 yea’ IM~. A Krs. Glen Povoi^^land returned. home Friday from Calgary where they spent the week. Glon sold 6 bulls,, st .tho sIis.,,,, I^n,;Lin Rich of the R.C.A.F. of Calgary spent tho weekend with relatives and friendSs...... Mrs. Alice Harker returned to Los AigeOes, CaHf. Monday. her sons Donnie and Bobbie acc orb paiicd h . ................ ’Miss Dorothy Baxter of Lethbridge spent the weekend with her booher. Mr3. B, Baater.. j r. A Mrs. Farrell Olor of Stirling vire.it-ed thia week at the home of Mr. A Mr3. A. B. Ciic^chiiOld...... Mrs. Frank Sabey and daughher of Card3ton visited in tovm Sinda..... Mr, A Mrs. LaMar Bennett returned homo Sunday evening ffter holidaying at Lcenston, Mocttalnl..» NEW ARRIVALS IN THE AXARDMLGS DEPARTMENT Vooio.e.oSG’’ wide Cretonne. ...36” Turquoise Blue, Rose Rose, Blyo Turquoise Smll floral design. Floral designs. 49o a yd. 49o a yd. Garth Coleman of tho 1eavoa.o... Army is homo on GENUINE .JAUUM PRESERVING KETTLE is built for ligeime service. It is easy to clean, light to handle, and attractive in appoiaiance, Its sturdy contraction is designed to savo fuel Uy providing for rapid, uniform heating. $1.95 each. Mi-. A Mrs. C. S. Haakin had as thoir weekend guosts, Ecoculivo Coombssioncr of the Boy S^<^^^^ti of Alboota, F. J. Bower and Mrs. Bcror of Edon"on........ Born to Er. 6 Mrs. LawTonc" Elert, a son, Friday, March 23rd at tho Magrath KuiniipsaL Hoositta........ OUR DISPLAY OF SPORTS JACKETS Tweed and Plaid Coobinatioo....$12.95 Plain Togo.................. 8.95 Corduroy. .•...••»,».<$i$12,95 Corduroy end Tweed Coobinnticn. $11.95 11 ltilK. greetings Easter Cards..............,.»5o and 100 Eastor Nalkins....................i50 a pkg. Mrs. Melva Chhiston!3on was hostess at her home 'Nednesdaay afternoon to the following ladies who codled in honor of Mrs. Danas Minion, who is leaving soon, Mesdamos _ Mario Phams, Leora CClistonion. Rena Hill'mer, 'Nettie Hillmer, ELvi Passey, G. Sabey. Beth Too"or, Lydia Aiddrson, Essella Karron, KioJasman, Viilot Coleman. G. Neilson, Esther Tcrner, Misses Betty Minion. and Poaf^ldenne Neolson. A Soliuicui lunch was serveed......» Hr. V. Olsen has returned, from Spring­ville, Utah ho is construction nonnagor for the Alberta. Factory, They arc nor prepared to go ahead and finish building. Tho water supply appears to bo sufficient. Wat is needed is more co-oporation from tho far­mers, It is up to everyone to put their shoulder to vUuol, Mice the best land a.vs.ila.blc for canning crops, Cleon lend. It is surprising the number of farmers, said an rmpleyrr of the Company who arc not 100^ boosters, Won a Company wll invest $50,000,00 in an industry like this it is up to every man in LbaratU and Dist­rict to supporrt it. Hr. Olson says they had sold its tramp House for $1 — cash, Dor- 16" of snov in when he left,... ..........M........... The AmuM Meeting of the Magrath irrig­ation Diitrict wll be held Weddesday, Apil 4th at 2.P.M, "The financial state­ment of the AiSrict and the 1945 Rates ■wll be discussed," Ml old and new TOrter- users should be present, Mr, C, Jensen, Chairman of the Board is in Toronto attend­ing the annual meeting of the Co-opprative Wool Groovers. With the Can­ning Factory now established, if we ever needed naer, it is now!" in an interview vith R, S. Thompson and Dave Witt, trust­ees, they are .more than wiling to put in nors and clean the ditches wherever need­ed, The ratepayers should, take it upon themselves to give tie main ditches the erttie-eVer or forever hold their peacel Mr» J< 0. Bridge, Waaermptttr, ill be on theret- Mondday After five months rest he is "faring to go", . ’ • It Mr. A. 0, Peterson and Yours Truly took it upon dupaelves to attend the Calgary Bull, Sale, We were there when the $8000,00 bull j was sold, We’Uavr had a weed's time to re- j fleet and we can't see how they could have conducted the sale vitUeut us. A Professor i McQueen of the ^^60311' of Saskatoon was i the judge. The first place bull sold for j $3750.00, He brought $4250,00 less than the -er pla.aod third. The $8,000,00 bull was sired by Blanchard Boy. This is a Mc­Intyre blood strain. The top McIntyre bull ■ sold for $1500,00 a NovrmPer yearling. To return to tUo Professor—they are not very practical. If we are not ristakm the 'Hon, J. G. Gardiner, M^nirter of Arr■cuUturo is the first of next week. Ata Pacific Grain Co-, For SaTrT 8-room Uontr with bat h r o om, „ , , ,, . , garage atta-hod, stem heating system. Barn, a ipi-fMoi- or a scUo°1 ,_teacher w ^PO111-^.chicken-house. Acre lot all fenced. Con-rally located. Price haLf what it would cost to build now. For rarticula^s..P.O. Box 51. Take a look at tie way Ur has handled tho Canadian boef, wheat and Uog business, A yoar ago Ur msdo public, a statement that Ur '/as not in favor of winter fording of caatle. Twice Ur Uas discouraged tho in­crease in U-g production. One way to use up our surplus wheat is to feed it. They tJp that across the line, Bpt Gardiner is a professor, a "law unto hipssdf!," He and tho Saskatoon Professor are just twe p-or guessers, 3, Powleslarnd « Sons, Del Bo-ett, sold a number of bulls at g-ed prices. G. Owen Stringhm, Malmberg Bros. Cardst-nj and Spencer 0, Wildr also sold. New Elm Spring Colony purchased a Short­horn Bun, while Newton Bros. Del Booettl paid $600.00 for a Hereford. cew. NEW HAM SHIRE Town Meeting Tonight It was fine town-moePing wcether. TUr roads were passable, Sjr.ing was on its vay. The good citizens of New Ht^prhhire met, as they have every spring for 150 yoctrs or more, to elect the township ■ officers, approve or amend the budgets, i define the general policy of 224 towns I for tho coming yoar. It was the purest and the oldest rmaniestation of democ­racy in the U. S, Pembroke decided to auction off its | police station to the highest bidder. Wear© chestor recessed at noon for a hot dinner and homemade fudge, Olcdtipe)rs pondered Sumy's attendance— the smaiest town meeting in years— and concluded that "everybody's wooking". Mason was pleased that its police department cost only $8,00 in 1944, but voted to give it an additional $17 for 1945, Rye felicitated its venerable i town clerk on his 83 years and his 58th term in office. Etc. Etc. The above is taken from Time Maarainr, Two paragraphs from ma^^. Please eotrthe p-P-ice department of Mason cost $8.00, MaaratU police department will cost in the neighborhood of $1500.00 a year. in fact, it seems to be tie only activity the Town Co-urnd sponsors. At present the C^o^u^ni^l is advertising for a "Uttiity Man" to do the work. With two policemen on tie payroll the Co-unci should aivertise for another assistant tp help d-reft the traffic. Wait, a waste of taxes. Patients in tie Ma^i'i^^h Munniipal noopptal include? Mrs, C. V. Hoaris, Ruby M-zune, Geraldine Adroyd, Mrs. Pyrdo, Mrs. If. Wilde, Mrs, L, ELhert and spn, Mrs. Joi^iSfa^on, and Mr. Nakazo Ito......... Grover Nelson, overseas wishes to thank the Town of MaagatU for tUo box of candy.., ^Fir""SgT^(^T“EanlI~Te;WOTie^r'_2^1^T Oong, 9 1 wide, AL. sheae.............Rulon Harker. No-icei’~Tho Unntei COunU Ladies Aid wi 11 meet in the Church, Fri. ApII 6th, For Sale: Car of Seed Oats on the trank Ror Sale? 3 fat turkey hens, 1 smpai iecnbatoOi...Mrs. M. Bourne, Lost: at Rod , Gun' Club Banquet. 1 celluloid green elephant (from west tabLo). Mrs. Duane Harker. ........".iM................ Lots of M.tamre Traffic -n tUo streets these days- Bishop C. C. Spencer has inuled 280 loads. TUr Town Cops would do nil to cU-ck up on tUo scent, etc, BedLor Earl Harker’s Company advertise that this (tho Msnurr Spreader) is the only pioco of Mach­inery tUoy sell, that they won’t "stand bo- hieiV .... __ ______________ Dance Easte! Moondy,,,lHat Dance. $5.00 i-n prizo-s.. Al kinds of Oats.BEEF Roaat:- Good Choice Boneeess BsoO.- ................20 PRIME Rib Rooied, per lb... ................3^0^0t Shoulder Rooat, per Lh-.--. ......... ...260 Blade Rooat, per lb. ...... ........30 Sirloin Steak, per lb...... ........330 PORK Leg Pork, per lb........... -,. ..........30 ShooQder, per lO...-...-.-- ................270 Pork C^c^o^ps, per Lb..---.... ................00 L A M B Leg Rouat. per Lb,.....-.-- Lamb Chorns.> xp- e“ -r lb-.- -----.-.-.-.-.-.--.-.-.-.-..-.-.-..-.-..’. ..-. ~3501 LARD, 20 lb. tins. ..$3.30 Loos0 Lard, per lb.......... ' 1 foo...................... .........70 2 foo..-...----- .....330 "Home Grown Products are the best" We sell only the Beat. t • Mr. I. Sabey wishes to thank the people of Magrath and surrounding district district for their contributions to the Red Cross, Thanks to the Wiling canvassers who ga-ve their time. By the end of this week he ex­pects tie campaign to be finished and the final amount Wll be posted in next week's eddtion. If anyone has in anyw-ay been miss­ed you can leave your donation wth Mrs. H. S. Taylor....... Fit. Lout. i vx Hark or and Mrs. H .rkor am guosts at the home of his parents, M*. and Mrs. Charles Harkor...... Mi*. Mrs, G. D. Minion and family verc ghosts of honor at supper at tho homo of Mr. « Mrs. Soron Soronson, Monday ovoning. Covors wore laid for nine. An enjoyable ovoning was spoilt,,,.-, Mrs. DcaLo Clifton is a hospital patient. The folloWng letter was received by H's, Darrel Nolsons- Dcar Mrs, Nelson:- Just a few lines to let you know that I received a Baby's layette from the S.A.S.A Ga„ddum Houso end your address was amongst then, I am writing now to thank you from tho bottom of my hoart, They wore really lovely end I am suro they Wll be very com­forting to the baby that is to arrive about the 5th of May, I was very glad of thm for I have two other children, a boy of 8 years and a girl of 5 yeai>s and they always are wcaiting something now and the army allowance doesn't go far whore children are concern­ed. So I wil close my letter now thanking you onco again for your kindness to-wards a Sooddor'3 Wifo. Yours very sincerely, Mrs, Holdborton, ( T^i.s layette was commoted in our Rod Cross I’ooms about 4 years ago along with many others.) ....................M.............. A very gala affair was held in the Assembly Haai, Ss.turday evening when tho Lions B ask db call Team held their closing ban-quoe. Covers worn laid for about 75 guosts, Wth Mesdarnoo tA. J. Saboy and Lloyd Sabey in charge of the catering with the able assisternce of Mosdarnos Essclla Karrcn, Earl N®e.lson, H, H. Alderson, Burns Harker and Ervin Sabey. Mcrnagor Dean Bonnctt acted as IMaier of C^J^omonic8, A toast to the Ball tom was given by B. W. Dow and suitably replied to by George Hajml-ton, Muuscal numbe-rs included uuro^oniily singing led by Howard Flotchor, voed solos by Reed Boimett and Howard Fletcher. Instrumental duet by the Dov sisters. A quiz in tho f^mrn of "Truth and Conscqucn^a'' was the highlight of the evening. Im^md-iatoly fomc^wing supper, games worn played under the direction of Lloyd Sabey, after which the party wont upstairs to dance to the music of tho Dows Orchhesra., The closing number on the program was a floor show with action songs by tho "Ha.ppy Gang" directed by Tom Perry. ..............,..M................... Don't fail to attend tho Valety and HuuscaL Conncor. Friday, March 30th at tho Assembly Hal. Tiis conocri; promises to bo one of the boot over hold in Kcag’-th. Hoor...... ?1Wo Pearsons, a noted violinist gccnnpamiod by Miss Boe-trice Livingston. See.. Kath loon Breworton in several dance nurnmees. Hoa... "Old i n roll along with "Joe McLoaa" Bertha G^ogon, a song bird of tho south will bo present, A ladies quartette from SSi'llng. Mrs. Virginia Holton Wth hor trumpet. Lots of laugh^.-when tho Ditch orator, Or tea. and many added nurnmors to make this an outstanding conccrt. Price of admission S©j0. ALL rush scats. Doors open at 7:30 p.m. Danco afterCTaads...... .................... M................ Mr. George Ovard is convalcsconcing at his hmm...... MAGRaTH TRADING COMPANY LTD.f MAGRATH ALBERTA. * March, Saturday 31st and Apri, Monday fresh VEGETABLES & FRUITS GRAPEFRUIT 4 for 30. • • A APPLES Yellow New t owns. 3 lbs. 25. CELERY cri sp, a lb. 170 LETTUCE ORaNGeo EGG DYES a head a doz. per pkg. •yA V 150> A /\38g A __ - ■ SWEET BISCUITS* Toorrst Mixed, ....290 FRY’S COCOA* I lb, . . . . . . . ........