Magrath Store News (September 14, 1934)

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.jam MAGRATH STORE NEWS. MAGRATH, ALBERTA. SEPTEMBER 14, 1934. a & KOOTEJfAY BRAND LOGANBERRY NABOB RAISING'S 270J CO-FEE LIMIT SO TIP WHITE fnw'lT J$) 370 390 LARD (T,c 110, DAITKS™ 3^270 « 390 CHEESEJX..270 JELLY POWDERS 6 ... 250 COR FLAKES 3 ™ 250 CLASSIC CLEANSER’"" 190 CAKE FLOTO SWANSOOW, PKT. 3^ 7 PAPER 40 SHEETS 12"X 14",Pkt. IOj^ VEGETABLES ANO FRUITS ARE HEALTH BUILDERS... A TONIC YOUR SYSTEM NEEDS. AT LEAST TWO OF YOUR THREE MEALS A DAY SHOULD INCLUDE PLENTY OF THEM. iFtf-tCiSlfc r u 8 i & TOmato G S GREEIN, LB. 10 ■Tomatoes R1PE,BSKT. [CCcumbers1 iipumpk in. .PICKLING PER. LB. il'Veg .Marrow H0 10 “• 10 [Grapes """• J'20 "Lemons lmoe’ - - 110"- 340 (ApPes 7 ««. 250 "Oranges . »"• 330' GREEK TOMATO MINCE MEAT HASH AND STEM GREEN TOMATOES) CHOp HNE. MEASURE A QUARTS. AFTER BEING CHOPPED, DRAIN-LIQUID FROM THEM AND ADD 4 QUARTS OF WATER. BOIL CENTLY FOR ONE HQUR. LET STAND OVER NIGHT, DRAIN AND ADDs- I QUART CHOPPED APPLES, I.LB. RAISINS, * LB. SUET, 2| LBS. BROWN SUGAR, I CUP VW6CAR, £ LB. MIXED PEEL. M|X WELL. bOl slowlY 2 HOURS THEN A)Di- TEASPOW SAILT, I TABLESPOON CINNAMON, I TBLSP. CLOVES, I TBLSP. NUTMEG. ////w.Zm -L SATURDAY SPECIAL i° *0 12 a-k I Pot/ Roast 2-0= )_____ SAUSAGE 2# ) 2 50 BEEF Short Ribs, 69! YOUNG PORK SIPE, Per Lb.-100 Pot RoasSs, 8 & 100 VEAL Shanks, Lb. &0 Breasts, Lb.—60 RoasSs, 9 & 100. — SAVORY, TENDER 1x3/’ L0 13 1®^ CUT THIN OR THICK AS YOU PREFER - MADAM. CERTAINLY, WE’LL DELIVER. PHONE 4. STEAKS: T-BONE , Lb.------------------.------------I2|0. SIRLOIN, Lb.-------------------------- PORTERHOUSE, Lb.-------------------------15. CHOFS: • PORK, Lb.—t-------------------- '----------- LAMB, Lb.------------------------------------ VEJAl'IL!.--------------------------- I2i0. 500. 00. CHOICE LOIN AND LEG .OF LAM3, Lb.—150 SHOULDER OF LAMB, Lb.—*--------------------I2>0 MAGRATH MAT MAKC3T HIS MAGRATH TRDBIWCSWPBTYLTD.7 .........."A -good.. rlace..to trs.de. " .... _ . OG3A7K STORE MAGRATH,ALBERTA. • - SEPTEMBER 14-34. NEWS. MRS. K. S.TAYLCR ENTERTAINED AT HER HOME THURSDAY EVENING'FOR THE PLEASURE'' CF HER GUESTS, MR.AND MRMHCS. WHI TE,OF'BOUNTIFCL,UTAH. * 3'3 3 7 ""3 . GUESTS INCLUDED; MR. AND MrS.THOS. WHITE,MR. AND IMRS. H.S.TAY!_CR,Mri.AND MRS.JAMES MERCER,CF BARNWELL,MI SS AL®ERTA ME!RCER,M1 SS-.FAN'NV TAYLOR, MRS. 'Mi J. WATSGN, A’D MESDAMES LEO COLEMAN,ELMER RIRIE,JULIA E.RI RE, J.H. BR| C.^EWSEWj M.H. GI BB,B.MATKI N,M.L. SMI TH,MEMBERS OF THE MAGRATH L|TERARS CLASS. AM EXTEMPORANfOUS PROGRAM AND DAINTY REFRESHMENTS WERE.. MUCH ENJOYEE,- • . ’ ---------N--------- I IF YOUR RADIO NEEDS RERA.tRL.NC SEE LAWRENCE EHLERR.HIS gJ WORK IS VERY EFFICIENT AND AS GOOD A PRICE AS YOU COLILD ' ASK FOR.EORK SHOP-AT THfe ADVANCE LUMBER .COMPANY, --------------------M-------------------- MRS.PUGKLRE AND TEO DAUGHTERS OF UTAH ARE VISITING AT THE HOME OF-MR.AND MRS., A.M.MERKLEY. MRS. PUGM RE IS MR. MERKLEY'S SISTER. ' H -------M---------------------- ' - - .-.'HRS. AM.MEfDLEYjMRS. T.J.NORTON,AND MRS.PUOMlRE AND DAUGHTERS MOTORED TC BARNWEEL,THURSDAY WHERE THEY ELL BE THE GUESTS -OF MR. AND MRS, A.J.CLARKE. Strong closely woven ’cotton sue&e-cloth matteiioL with nice soffOinish. Elastic web watst band.. _ • Color - Tan. ' $1.95 Warm Fleece-Lined , Windbreaker Made from sturdy serviceable weight Light brown suede cloth. Inner surface softly fleeced, it Ioools weeLL and Is comootable. 33.25 FLE2C2 LINED_ " combinations _ Men’s--------- $1.55 Boy’s----------99/ MESOAMES H.M. WYMAN, A.J. WOOD., C.U. BINGHAM', N.E. BLAXALL, JAMES B. -HARKER, J. H, DAVIS, H. C. AUSSTIN, BELLE BAXTER, W. G. LAWLOR, M. L. ' BAXTER AND M. HEAP WERE THE AFTERNOON GUESTS OF MRS. CHARLES HARKER WEDNESDAY, WHEN SHE ENTER­TAINED AT BRIDGE. ■- --------------- -—w-------------------- ' DON'T FORGET THE SCHOOL FAf R EXHIBITS AT THE HI GH SCHOOL GYM. , FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ttfOPOPEFOOR IN­SPECTION UHL 9 P. M. --------------------W----------------- FOR SALEjWIENER PIGS $ 2,50 EACH, GLEN NORTON, . 31.15 la___$1. 35 DON'T FORGET TO SEE THE NEW GIRLS COATS. TB3 1TAJHATH TRADING COI’PANY ITB, __"A good place to trade.11____ MAGRATH STORE HEWS. MAG-RATH, ALBERTA. SEPTEMBER 14, 1934. Extra Select black sheepskin leather. Comfortah Brown beaverette, Storm lapels and. peak. Warmly lined.. --------- M--------- Messrs J. A. and. Elmer Ririe left by motoi? Saturday afternoon for Salt lake City where they expected to attend the Ram Sale, Sept. IO a: Ilth. Ered Turner and Wayne Matkin accompanied them. They intend en>, rolling at the Brigham Young Uni­versity, Provo, <.............. . long Rearing FANCY BROADCLOTH SHIRTS. Made in pleasing fancy and plain patterns. Coat style,collar attach­ed. Values up to $1.75 , „„ CT.00 It’s Agoing to be a great season for Corduroy Pants in Toreador Style.They are smart & Dressy 33.50 & White Heavy Egyptian Cotton? Heavy Cott on'",light wool mixture. Per pair----------- J A.C« Combinations.Cotton . I and. woollen mixture 5Pair Overalls New Pall and winter Merchandise arriving with every freight. THE MAGRATH TRAD® ''ft..good...glace.. to..trade. magraTV X XJ. STOdHjLj II ~r-rn -J Ti O . MagrathjAlberta Sept.14-34 Sturdy Dandy Zp . i ' D i Denims Oovaral -Isn’t Parts afraid, of the Wash Tue. Navy with red trim. Wide /Elastic Band at Back. Black with-Orange C trimS NS DOLLAR WORK .SHIRTS For Ken OHeelcs, Plaids, f? S?i -S Plains 3LRDDD SHIRTS HALL Neat Checks and 3GPTDKBDR 26 th THE MAGRATH AMATUER ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ARE SPONSORING A LANCE IN THE ASSEMBLY HALL ON SEPT26th. NEW ANL NOVEL FEATURES OF ENTERTAINMENT. ARE PROMISED AND FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS WILL BE MALE LATER, KEEP IT IN MIND. SEPTEMBER 2 6 thi I KEEP WARM IN A HOBBEERLIN OVERCOAT. -M-Frank Haris, English editor: Strong men are made by oppooition; like'kites they go up against the wind. --------- M-------- -- rTpTHLIUFi MAGRATH TRADING _ 0_JLgaod plaee oo oo. itd raade. 11 —“ "■ttmus-mTuwT.---------- -------------------- 4fe is alright.it is the way we work it that discloses our D|SAppQ|NTMFIVTS.THE NEXT TIME YOU FEEL THAT L|FE IS DHUHd YOU A.POOH HAND,STEP OUS ANO SPREAD A FEW AJMONWOUS FAVORS USCN SOME HOPELESS OR HELPLESS HUMAN-A FAVOR TMT MAY lOT BE ”KNOWN,SAVE TO YOURSELF,THENTHERE WILL COME TMT INWO FEEL- |NC °F BEINC A SILENT BENEFACTOR ANO THIS WLL ST|MULATE AND |NCREASE YOUR INTEREST IN LIFE.AT T|MES |T |S NECESSARY MTj * STEP OUT OF OUR OWN SMALL CIRCLE AND SEE THE SORROW ANO M|SERY THAT SURROUND US.THEN WE ARE MORE AWAKE TO OUR OWN AHVANTA^S. - K' -V ORDER YOUR NEW SUIT . ITT the STYLE you desire. .In the Pattern you prefer. .In the material you favor. SATISFACTION and A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED. You. W3H wsait a suit this Fall, and. you certainly should see our HobBerlin line; just the cloths you want and at the right price* Better come in early and get your order in, then you WU he ready for any emergency. Doft put it off and then have to get a' suit rushed for you. Order your suit now* The samples are a Bright- lot.. Can you run in now and take a look at them? Smart dressers insist on HOBBERLIN tailoring. HEATHER MACKINAW HEN ’ 3 NAW BLU3 EOLE-FK. IN COAT WarmLy Blanket lined throughout. Boaverette (dyed sheepskin) C ollar, , Priced---------------- ■ Body is Leather' Lined. Beaveeette Shawl Cooiar. Fancy He ether Mxtture • WANT ABSU $10.00 HEAVY CORDUROY COAT Body is lined with warm* fleecy sheepskin. Beaveeette shwl collar. Size 42. , ’ _ $11.95 • WANT ADS. WANTED- Boarding place for high school? WANTED TO TRADE- One Maasweeis hoy in quiet home. Learn fulLl par- ; Quebec Brick -lined heate^ medium ticulars at News Office. L.E. Pharis.l sized., for a large heater. -------------M------------- “ “ “ ■ “ WILL EXCHANGE- Lessons on piano, and Theory for produce.' ---------------- M-FOR SALE- One 2- year old Jersey Mich V. G. Woolley. _ M----------- Mrs. C.B. Smith.! WILL TRADE- A good veal calf for pullets. V.G. MooHey. cow with calf. Walden Gurney. -lf- 'w^tnte^-a milch cow for the feeding. .Mrs- Bora Coleman. FOR SALE - Potatoes. HehBr Hodges. -------------- M-------------- THE MJAGUTff TRADING COMPANY LTD., "A good piece to trade........... MAGRATH STORE NEWS. fell© 358 C fin THE MOST POPULAR "PERSONAL" RADIO EVER DESI GNED. IDEAL WHERE SPACE IS AT A PREMIUM OR PORTAAILITY AN ESSENTIAL FEA­TURE. THE HAND-RUBBER CABINET IS OF BUTT WITH SATIN VOOO INLAY. BUTTRESSED ENDS AND GRACEFUL WEI) TOP. FOR THE KOMI.,, PROFESSIONAL OR BUSINESS CFFIGJ. ,A..Prieed ---$30,95 Hot Point ELECTRIC TOASTER Reversible Sides. ' __ Complete with Cord p4,25 - MILK FEVER. jHE JERSEY COW OF M.F.R. LLOYD WENT.. 00WN FRIDAY MORINING ALL THE LOCAL HORSE ANO IOW. DOCTORS. WERE ON THE SCENE WITH ADVICE AND INSTRUMENTS, SHE HAD PARTLY t^^^EO WHEN THOMAS STEPHENSON ARRIVED FROM THE IMITCH WTH A REAL MILK FEVER PUMP. TOM TOOK PART OF THE MILK FROM THE UDDER, THEN MPLTCM IT Wi™ AIR AND TIED THE TEATS SO THE AIR COULD NOT ESCAPE HE CAUTIONED THEM NOT TO DRENCH TOE C°W CR GIVE HER WATER AS IT WAS SURE DEATH. WITH IMILK-FEVER THE THROAT IS PARALIZED.. : IT IS ONLY HEAVY MILK PRODUCING COWS TOAT ARE TO MILK FEVER. TO AVOID MILK FEVER OIUY f’AIULD' MUC- THS COW FOR A FEW DAYS AFTER CALVING. FOR FURTOER PMTTOUIA^ SEE THE ABOVE NAMED. BATTERIES hot point ELECTRIC IRON We1g.t't 6 lbs. Complite with Cord.. $3. £5 IME MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY HAS A COMPLEX ^0^ °F RADIO TUBES. No. 14 EXTENSION DROP CURD, Ft. 3tf. HOT SHOT BATTERY, In JSteel ms. Ea. J2 g VO VoOt set. Super B 45 for -7- or S tube Weeght I4.Lb. 8 W.B.95 , Standard B. 45. VoOt.. For 5 or 6 tube-setB. oz Weeght 12# 8 $3.65 15 - 25 - 40 - 60 WATT. Standard C 221 Voot,$1.75 A 2-VOLT $4.75 -with Edison Mazda . Lamps of ..Proper Voltage . . . Poor Light- Ages Your Eyes Inside Frosted.. come ZY DOMINION -MSBIITUN The raran of yotfc teip may depena g,;G-,T.,g F.m.BhCl. 20 on just one cartridge, so Why take T S Gage ohanoes? Dominion fi-hh WloolV Cat- EXPOM sang super Clean. O'! ?{) ridges will never fail youl 1122 gG„a.,g„e0 H » IMPERIAL SHELLS, Luooo Fin-Jpg 70 THS MAGRATH TRADIfI?'OB&W’t Efafa — __ "A good pI.ao.e_io . trad s" • 9 MAGRATH STORE MAGRATH ,• ALBERTA- SEPTEMBER 14, 1934. Seamless unbleached, cotton with fast colored hrinkle stripes. • Splendid for everyday use. $T. 95 DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK CF THE WORK AND THOUGHT RE­QUIRED TO RUN A STORE LIKE THE TRADING COMPAINY. THE BUYING ITSELF IS A BIC JCB,AS MANY AS A DOZEN SALESMEN WLL CAILL IN A DAY, WITH AS MANY DIFFERENT LINES OF MERCHAADISE-WHICfc SHALL WE 3UYJWHICH WLL YOU LIKE BEST? IT IS YOU THAT WE BUY FOR.WE TRY TO STAY AWAY FROM THE BRAND OF MERCHANDISE WHERE THE "SKY IS THE UIMIT^^T^HE^N AGAIN WE TRY TO STAY AWA FROM "JUNK” ..AND YOU; WOULD BE SURPRISED TO KNOW HOW MUCH OF IT THERE IS ON THE MA^IKI^T. IN BETWEEN THESE TWO WE TRY TO BUY THE GOOD, SERVVCE-GVING REASONABLE MERCHAAIN DSE THAT FOLKS LIKE YOU WAINT TO EAT, USE AND-WEAR, --------------------M— --------— MR. AND MRS. ROLAND EMMETT OF LCGAN, UTAH, LEFT THURS-DAYMMORNlSfG FOR THEIR HOME. MRS. DORA DUDLEY AND MISS LOIS DUDLEY ACCOMMAAIED THEM. LCIS EXPECTS TO ATTEND SCHOOL AND MRS. DUOLEY WLL SPEND THE WINTER IN UTAH. MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH TUFTELAND RETURNED BRIDAY EVENING FROM ATTENDING THE WORLD'S FAIR AT CHICAGO. THEY REPORT A WONDERFUL TRIP. ----------------------M----------------------- ,r pill A/very dependable grade as ticks or/mttresses pr feat] ows. Cloudy woven from strong cot^t on in blue and white stripes CRy Priced Per Yard •'----- 'JOy ---------------- H------------------- ERNEST B. DALTON OF DELBCNI TA WAS A MAGRATH VISITOR TUESDAY. Ecru shade. Sturdy quality. Will launder well. 36 inches wide. pAe^ Yyardz-yfCi^. ECRT//SHADE. / Re inforcO with cotton for extra strength. 36 inches wide. Per*Yard----------------45^ 7m- Td. /Natural Shade. ReguPLr Value 80^ per Yd. Special Per Yard-------- ■______________ SANITARY AIL FEATHER PILLOWS. CHICKEN FEATHERS IN GOOD FLORAL TICKING. . Priced Each- 31.49 SMART MISSES AND CIRLS WLL ADORE THE TRADING COMPANY'S NEW WINTER COATS. STUNNING NEW SLEEVES AND FUR COLLAR EFFECTS. NICELY TAILORED ANO FINISHED THROUG^t^l^^^.. DELIGHTFULLY WARM. THEY'RE DISTINCTIVE ANYWHERE. A NEW SHIPMENT JUST OPENED. WE KNOW YOU WLL BE DE­LIGHTED WITH THEM. ----------------------M---------------------- MR. AND MRS. A. 0. FISHER AND ELMER LANGWORTHY CF DEL-BONITA WERE BUSINESS VISITORS IN MAGRATH MONDAY. MRS. GECRGE TURNER CF LEGEND IS VISITING RELATIVES IN MACRATIH. .. ----------------------M---------------------- MR. AND MRS. THOMAS WHITE OF BOUNNTFUL, UTAH, ARRIVED IIN MAGRATH SUNDAY. MRS. WHHTE IS ’THE DAUGHTER (MaXIne) OF MR. AND’MRS. AMMON MERCER JR, FORMERLY OF MAGRATH. OURINC THEIR STAY HERE THEY ARE THE GUIESTS OF MR. AND MRS. H. MR. AND MRS. A. LEY HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM A HOLIDAY TRIP TO CHICAGO, TORONTO AND OTHER POINTS. --------------------M-------------------- ANOTHER SNAPPY ASSORTMENT OF LADIES FAU ANO HINTTR HATS JUST ARRIVED. YOU'LL BE SURE TO LIKE THEM. THE MAGRATH" -TRADING "COB nA good place to trade."__ LTD MAG-RATH STORE MAGRATH. ALBSRTA. SEPTEMBER 14, 1934 WY MOTRSD ORWES> Finest Quality. Navy md Green Gr omuls. 36 inches wile. - Per yard--------- $1.60 T’.VEEE SI Navy and Wine. 36 inches wile Per Yard---- *1.95 /TOGY GARLETON CRE0ES Neat figured designs in wine, brown green and black. Wll make smart afternoon dresses. 36'1 wide. Per Yard----------AOi/ Rich. fall "tones of brown Is" JS”: per Yar4—4 / 54" WOOL CREPE SEIRTIN \ Wt-f‘j : $1 - 2R Yard. ALL WOO DRESS FLANNEL^ In 79/ Yd A few odd pieces in- (Fora! and Nursery De­clading. Tweeds, Sergeis signs in Heavy Cotton and Flannels,oo,ciear- v9y WOOL LTTE 36 inches wide. Per Yard---- 29/ THE LETHBRIDGE 3ERALD CORRESPONDENT STATES THAT CHARLIE CHEESEMAN, PROPRIETOR OF THE BUCK ANO WH0TE 3ARBER STOP AT CARDSTO«f, HAS- SOLD OUT TO CLARENCE MWES AND A.R. SCOTT OF MAGRATH AND,INTENDS GOING INTO THE RESTAURANT BUSINESS BECAUSE HI s' WFE IS'A GOOD COOK. . " 1 ■'? A DEI.IGHTFUL BIRTHDAY PARTY NAS ENJOYED AT THE HOME OF MRS. H. PALMER MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd IT BEING HER f6th BIRTHDAY. GAMES AND A DAINTY LUNCH WERE ENJOYED BY THE • FOLLOWING! MESDAMES J.M. SYVIER, A. MCADAMS, W. BLUMEL, 0. BLUMEL, GEORGE OVARD, C. L. HARMOIN, H. STEVENS, 0. LEIFLER, J. F. GAGAN, A. B. CRIWIELD, 0. HEAP, E. WILCRASS, J. SEARLE, J. F. PALMER AND MISS FLORA PALMER. --------------------M-------------------- MRS. FRED SMITH OF LETHBRIDGE IS VISITING HER PARENTS MR. AND MRS. EARL HOLMAN. ATTENTION CITIZENS! THE ANNUAL SCHOOL FAIR WLL BE HELD IN THE HIGH SCHOOL 4YM ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER (4TH. EXHIBI TS WLL BE ON DIS­PLAY FOR THE PUBLIC FROM 2 P.M. TO 9 P.M. COME OUT AND SEE WHAT CAN BE PRODUCED IN OUR COMMLIUITY,. --------------------M-------------------- DON'T FORGET THE R.A.A.A. DANCE SEPTEMBER 2!dTH. --------------------M-------------------- DRY FEET ARE CHEAPER THAN DOCTOR BILLS. OUR SWCK OF RUBBERS, RUBBER OVERSHOES AND RUBBER BOOTS IS COMPLETE. --------------------M-------------------- MRS. EDGAR NELSON OF WHISKEY CAP IS VISITING HER SISTER MRS. A. J. WOOD. --------------------M------------------ MRS. LAVON CHIPMAN OF T-ECO’S STAFF, LETHBRIDGE, VISITED HER MOTHER MRS. C. ANDERSON THIS WEEK. WHGMTH'raADlfrG CWP'W ETK7 "A good place to trade." --V