Magrath Store News (June 1, 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.1 8 a.m, to 6 p»m. Wed. 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sat, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Office 21, Hardware 34, Cry Goods Bepartment 4r3 Grocery Depp, 4r2 j JOHNSON'S BABY OIL, per bootle.......... 590 JOHNSON’S BABY POWDER, .........................290 j .•••••••■■a 500 ; JOHNSOO’S BABY CREAM], ................................290 f WOOL FILLED COiMORTERS pin m^auve and green; rose and green color combinations, satin coverings. Would made acceptable and appreccative gifts for the June Bride, PRICE; $11.50 COTTON FIIjLiFD QUI1iTs with Hue floral coverings in good quality print. Size approximately 60 x 72. PRICE: $ 4,25 "THE MAGAaTH TRADING COMPANY LTD". " A good place to Trade". We have a la^e supply of Tablecloths suitable for everyday use, Appoopiate fi o gifts at any time, A levy of colors and designs including, Mexican scenes, floral borders, plain colors, printed all-over designs, fringed ends, etc. Assorted sizes. Prices: $2,25, to $8,45 LUNCHEON SETS w.th four servi-fites to match. Gay designs. 36" square. Assorted matepibLs and colors. Prices: $1.15 to $2.60 a set NEW ARW-VaL:.. WABASSO PILLOW CASES "Family" Pla. n hemmed, Wite only. The young bride would appreciate one or more pairs of these reliable cases. Look for the trade name "Wabasso? $1.10 a pO-o. * Mrs, Mamie Bourjeois and daughter Joan | went to Calgary Friday to meet her husband,^ Fred, who has returned home after nearly five years of overseas,,,,,. Stanfield's 'stands SUn»UOUS Underwear Wear" Patients in the Magrath Municipal Hosp­ital this week includes Mrs. Bruce Bald-erson, Mrs, A, M. Merkley, Mrs. J. L, Peterson and Mr. Steve Szabo,,,,,,,, Mrs. R. Gardiner and daughter-in-law, Mrs. E. Gardiner of Hillcrest were guestg this week, of Mrs. Nellie Fellger and Mrs. Bob Minion. Mrs, E. Gardiner recently | arrived from England,,,,,.,. Mr. & Mrs, Melvin Ririe are in Calgary, where Melvin is receiving medical attent­ion,,,,. Mr, ft Mrs. Ge&ald Harker of Raymond were Magrath visitors, Tuesday,,,,,,,, FOR BOYS j Men’s Union Suits in ecru balbriggan-| in sizes 34 to 38, Why not get your summer underwear while the stock is com­plete? We carry both Stanfield and Mercury^ Shorts in sizes 32, 34, and 36, Also Shirts to match, . | Shorts,•.......... ».«69jz: a pair = Combinations., •,• .................$1.35 FANCY TAN or Shirts in medium or large. $2.25 PLAIN BLUE or GREEN SLUB in medium size only. $1.95 COTTON ’WEAVE* Tan, in small size only, $2.95 Mr. George Heathershaw returned home from Lethbridge, Monday, after spending six months in the hospital, Mrs, Heather-I shaw says he is feeling a lot better and enjoying the sunshine,,,.,. Mr. & Mrs, Earl Holman, Mrs. Carol Redford and daughter Joan of Lethbridge were in town, Sunday. Mrs, 3ert Toomer of Lethbridge is the guest of Mr. & Mrs. H, H, Anderson....., Mr. Pete Anderson is here from Vancouver, SUNDRIES:--. Napkins, pkg of 70 150 SUNDRIES:- Cotton Batts, -§■ # 300 ? B.C............. O’CEDAR DOUBLE ACTION FURNITURE POLISH Pillow-Pak, Cotton Batts 490 600 Cream polish that cleans, polishes and pBBserves. Comes in two size bottles. Cheesecloth, 5 yds.....390 3 yds....,250 Nonspi, a bottle 450 ’ short “changed!*” Lace edging of all Kinds. Snoods, brown or pale green, 500 250 and 500 Every year, Canadian farmers and garden­ers short-change themselves because they don’t treat their seed before planting to prevent attack from soil-borne organisms and to destroy disease spores carried on the seed piece itself........ Boys in the Services here on leave include: Wayne Singelton, Fred Myatt, p/ Grant Harrison, George Turner and Carlis Harris...... Mr. ft Mrs. K. Tiltson-Jones had as their Sunday^ their son Harold and wife I of Picture Butte....... MECHANIC CAPS of striped denim to match the striped overalls. Comes in all sizes. NEW ARRIVALS IN THE LADIES READY-T0„ \ WEAR DEPARTMENT. QUILTED BEDJACKETS for those . who desire extra comfort while confined i to their bed. Comes in colorsof pink, I blue or white, with contrasting linings. Priced 500 each, Price: $4.50 »• j'iss BsrbihMl . Lamb was honored wth second place in the under 16-year old Division, at the A-berts. Muioal Festival in Calgary last week. The two selections she rendered for judication were "Sonata" by Hadyn and / "Cradle Soong" by ShumEai. She also came V in another group. We congraaulate Barbara on her splendid wooo,....... Mrs, May Sherman of Waaerton Lakes is visiting friends in Msagath and district-.. A calling shower for Mrs. Dorothy Min­ion. took place Tuesday afternoon. at the home of her moohhe-in-law. Mrs. NeHie Fellger.. . Many friends called to wish much happiness to her and her husband. who is expected home someeias in June. Mrs. Mnion was the recipient of an array of very beautiful and useful gifts, for which she graciously thanked everyone. The Ladies Aid was in charge of the dainty lunch which was servie...... JUMPERS AND PINAFORES FOR THAT YOUNG LOOK. priced: $4.95 5.95 7.50 Blood Donnas Monday night at the Maagath Assembly Hal.1 included: Meesrs. Norman CCristegsog. Howard Toomer. Roy Sheridan. 2. W. Hocking. S. S. Briggs. L. Lifler. Joe Nsakajmira and Mrs. Olga GuUl. all of Maagath. Del Boon-ta donors included: Bernice Deglow. W, Peterson. Mrs. Earl Jensen. Mrs. J. V. Rooinson. Mrs. Vera Oroott. Isabelle Haatlty. W. S. Clifton. A. J. Larson. J. V. Roobnson.1 A. V. Rooinson and K. V. Robin­son. Mrs. Stanley Toomer and Mrs. C. S. Mat-kin served refroshheeea.......... Mrs. J. L. Gibb and mooher. Mrs. A. D. Wooley of Welling were Marath shoppers. WeeBneday.. Mrs. Betty Turner was hostess at her home Tuesday evening in honor of her sister. Miss G^e^i^^].dine Bridge, who left today for Salt Lake City. Utah. vh ere she is «m>l<oyed. The evening was spent plyyiglg "Bingo" end "Donney". Those present included Me^da^e^es: J. H. Bridge. Avvldy Harker. E. P. Teamer. Maaggartte Low, Mary Margaret BIuesI. Verna Nyman. „Ruth A^ti^in and Miss Bernice DUdey. 1a very delicious lunch was servee,.... ^■.Maurine Tanner COTTON PHINTu-^ SMOCKS IN SIZES: 1. 2. and 3. Short Siaeve style $1.95 Long sleeve style $2.19 Assorted patterns in Blue. Rose. Green or Black COTTON PRINT MATERNITY DRESS in gay all-over prints. Addustable at the neck and wAst-line style, $2.25 ANTICIPATION FROCKS in Polka Dot Rayon. Ground colors: Rose. Navy and Dsty rose. (We have one frock w.th a bow design on a green background). Sizes 14. 16. 18. 20. x Priced: $7.95 & $8.95 "AgrccUture is an art that renders those who understand it rich. but those who do not understand it. however much they may labor. to live in ppvtefty.1 ” So it was said 2.200 years ago. and it is equally true today. Mr. « Mrs, W. Bigelow had as their weekend guests their daughher, LeVern, and friends, Mss Deanne D’Ainrea S. Bert Erick' son of Wrmtham........ _ SPECIAL - - ' -"- introductory offer 3 20 .—„ Whte - AllMetal Absorbent —— Towel Towels - Dispenser in a Roll. -— . 2 POLLS Hyyro-Krepe Towds and one Dispenser Cl. 00 Mr. & M's. Jo A.ston had as their weekend guests, their daughher, Hope of Calgary and 'their son 'Cal, of the R. C, Jf, Cal is home on a 30-day leave....... »' Correction; In last week's issue Harry Hillmee*s name was omitted from the list i who donated blood to Mr, G. W, shaer. The family would like to thank Harry, also STAIN „ OFF ' SOLVENT GIBBS BEAR VALLEY SPOON Nickel and copper ....... 250 gibbs davis spoon Niokel finish »tM'.00 GIBBS RUBY_LYE WlGGLER Niokel finish .000 gibbs Leader 6 inO.....................................,100 dean when the Range or Utennsis are Warm. Postively removing all brown grsase stains from Cooking Range Ernaiils of ELectriio , Ol, Gas, Coal or Wood Burners, feiddant Heaters . Sinks, Wash Bowls, Toilets •etc,A remarkable solvent for marked Kitchen utensils, rapid in action---- leaves no unpleasant smll in the oven. 300 per bootle- Friends vlll be sorry to hear that Mrs, Orin Harker is a hospital patient....,. Miss Roxy Cook has returned to Edmon­ton, where she is a nurse-in-training, after spending her holidays with relatives in Raymond and Maggrth,,.,.,. GOLF BALL WiTE. i bootle oovers 35 balls. Makes old balls look like new,. Maces them easier to find..... per bottle....5C0 Mooher and Johnny were looking through a photograph album and Mooher was care­fully pointing out "Unnle Bill" and "Aunt Susie" when Jtohnny found a 'picture He didn't recognise. "Wo is this nice looking man?" I he enquured, "Oh that", said Mooher, "is an old picture of Daddy." "It is?" said Johnny, "then who is that fat, bald-headed man who is lieiinh ith us now? " LAURENTIAN FLY CASTING REEL price ..i...66.95 THE NEW FLEX FISH LINE Plastic,-strong, durable, test 15 lbs....25 yds. size G Price ........................ .600 SKINNERS PRESERVED FISH BAIT Minnows for pike, bass, pickerel and trout. per bootle.....................400 •'HEX" Better Bait, per pkg....................$1.25 "Streams and lakes and plenty of game fish nating to give you a battle — Wat a lifei " For further Fishing equipment call at the Hardware or phone 34. Mbs. Lincoln Wood and Mrs. Rose Mario Slover of Raymond were Maagath visitors, Monday Petty Officer Ellsworth Ssooiile, R.C.N of HEalifax is spending his furlough w.th his wfe and son-,,,...., Mrs. C. V. Haaris is now at home, after spending the past thirty-five days in the hotoitat.l....».. ATTENTION JO EVERYONE : It is absolutely forbidden by a By-Law of the Town of Maarath for anyone to use a " 22 Rfle" without a permit. The meaitger of the C. P. R. reports that one of his employ­ees was shot at, but fortunately the Bunjc-house was hit. Last night a boy shot a'hole in the radiator of the DrEg-lite motor, necessstating repairs at Lethbridge of a very essentia maaC'dre, , / Tiie carelessness must-absolutely, be ’ "STOPPED",. or prosecution rn.ll follow iweSdaaee.y, •' Signed: . ■ LaciaL Police Dee artmenn. ............V........ Mrs, Harold Murray and daughter of Lethbridge were recent of Mrs. Elsie Muuray». M*. A, R» Briggs returned home Tuesday after competing a 6-month mission for the L.D.S. Church in Califona...... Ms. Geergia Heggie and daught^ of Raymond were Sunday visitors at the home of her mooher, Mrs. Ethel CLffc^on>«»»». Mr. E. 3. Heu^ngeir and family wgre Sunday visitors in Maagaah....... Mrs. R, B, McMullin of Lethbridge was the guest of her eon and family, M*. & Mrs, Howd Fletcher, Wednetesd•••..». Mrs. Kavsateen Stobkeei of Calgary is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Wiliam Gooh;hl....,.,.•, A'"BRl'l‘SSH""DFESSSING GOWN for MEN Tailored to perfection. Sizes: Medium and Large. Benngaine'in green with brown trim, Navy polka dot and plain wavy trim, A.1 wine polka doo. Choose one now for your Father's Day Gift, MrSs'K^th Keaer. and children of Rjjymond are gue^s 'of Ernly Mid^t... Bob Bourne left Tusday for Ottawa wkiere he-is stationed...... :ROYAL BILTMORE HAT, "the Maaser Hat of Canada". iw-.STER BILTMORE. "every Man's choice" ‘ " Comes itotltrs of grey, blue and brown, PRICE: %.QQ and $5.00 Two buck privates pauded by, the road­side to look at a dead animsaL. "It has two ttaipstl what is it?" said one. "That settles the question," said the other, "Ht's either a skunk or a coy^c^o£a.J" Mss Teresa Zorko of Calgary Is visit­ing with her parents, Mr & Mrs, A. Zorko,,. Mr. & Ms. Garth Leishnan and daughter of Lethbridge were recent guests at the home of M*, & Mirs. A, LesshInmy.t.., Mr. & Mrs. John Billingcly and son of Glenwood is visiting her parents, Mr. 1 Mrs. A. Leeshmm.. BOY.' S .EATTAC : A perfect: shoe for sport hiking, school, summer vac­ation, etc. .A comfortable last, brown leather upper X mth a rubber sole. For Msn and Boys. s 1 Sizes: 11 to 13 1 to 5$ .$1.75 ,$1.95 Today, Thursday,- May 31st, Mrs. E. Payde wi.1 celebrate her 91s‘t birthday, Mss, Pjryde is convalescing at the home of her usIcs, Ms. Maazie La^^ol^t•^.•« Mrs. A. 0, Rich and her daxghrner, Mss. C, Bennttt returned this week from Calgaay and Okatoks. Mrs. Rich has been visiting her sons, Orlando and Rulon and their familes. I ( FOR SALE: goo New "Hamp" chickens, 2 - months old..Waldon Gurney. WANTED: To Bujr a setting of Turkey Eggs. Mrs, Fel Balderson, FOR SALE: Child’s Brown enamelled Bed, J, C. Robinson FOUND: Flashlight, Call News Office, LEFT UPSTAIRS a-fc the Store, Child’s greyish tan coat. FOUND*, Ladies Black Kid Gloves. Also a green striped fountain pon. Call at News Office. WANTED: Someone to take Turkeys on shares Dry farm preferred, Fred Trache. LOST; Wallet containing sum of money, registration card, etc. REWARD. Mrs. Twills. Steed, WANTED: Bajhy Walker. Mrs. Adele Coleman. NOTICE: The Honorable N. E, Tanner will speak at the Magrath Assembly Hall, Wednesday, June 6th, at 8 p.m, in support of John Blackmore, M.P. H. TIlttfebnM'ones. FOR SALE: china Cabinet in good condition Mrs. Elva Harker. (call after 5 p.m.) QUALITY MEAT?S STEAKS j—----- ------—-----— Loin Steak...»••»».*.»•370 a lb. T-Bone Steak...........37^ a lb. Round Steak.•••«.♦«♦.».350 a lb. Shoulder Steak,........300 a lb. Rib Steak........................ ...300 a lb. FRESH HAMBURGER:,, , , , ,,,, 200 a lb. Pork Chops loin,......320 a lb. Pork Tenderloins, frenched, 450 a lb. Leg of Pork,,,.............,320 a lb. Shoulder Roast..a...270 a lb, BEEE':^.—, i. , Roasts Rolled Prime Rib,.350 a lb. Rolled Pot Roast..,.,,......250 a lb. Shoulder Roast, Bone in, ...270 a lb. Rib Roast, lpcne in, •••«....270 a lb. Blade Roast, •••,.,••••••*••260; a lb. Round Roast, boneless.......350 a lb. Rump roast, any size.««••«..280 a lb. WANTED: Imflediately, A cook. Magrath Municipal Hospital. FOR SALE: studio Lounge, Heintzman Piano. Mrs. E. Lindwall. WANTED: Someone to take the garbage away..........Magrath Municipal Hospital NOTICE: Boys and Girls. Another Junior Entertainment on Saturday, June 2nd, 7:30 and 9:30, We have a real nice surprise for you this week. Please come. Admission 100 BUTTER COUPONS valid from 90 through 109, Coupons do not expire. FISH:------------------------------------ Halibut,..,....,............... 350 a lb, Smoked Salmon,»».»»»»»,350 a lb. Fillet..•••••••*•350 a lb. LINK SAUSAGE AND FRESH LOOSE SAUSAGE. A good supply of Cooked Meat is available. Winston Woodger, son of Mrs. Sadie Woodger, of Provo, Utah formerly of Magrath will receive a degree of bachelor of arts at the graduation at the B.Y.U. on June 6th. Winston has been active in college affairs. He is majoring in Eng­lish, and a minor in Languages and Educ­ation, enrolled in the College of Arts and Soiences, Winston has served in the U. S. Army but has received an honorable discharge. He has accepted a teaching position at Tooele High School, near Salt Lake City.,.,. A Scotchman was run over by a beer wagon, and for the first time in his life the drinks were on him! I K The marriage of Miss Sylvia Hutton, daughter of Mr, & Mrs. W. Hutton of Fertile, Saskatch­ewan to Mr. Duane Leishman, son of Mr. £ Mrs, Allan Leishman of Magrath, took place at the United Churoh, Wednesday at 4 P.M. Reverend H, P. Marston officiated over the ceremony, in the presence of many relatives and friends. The bride looking very lovely in a floor-length gown of white satin, with French-lace trim, a bandeau of pink sweet peas in her hair, and carrying a bouquet of American Beauty Roses, was given away by Mr. J, C. Robinson. She was attended by Miss Lorna Caughey, who wore a long tn«6 flredscovervbiub taffeta and car­ried a bouquet of sweetheart roses; while Jim Ririe aoted as best man. Yellow and white streamers, large yellow bows at the sides of the benches, and beaut­iful baskets of snap dragons and tulips adorned the church, making a very lovely setting for the occasion. During the sign­ing of the Register, Misses Rita Robinson and Marian Austin, accompanied by Mrs. H, P, Marston on the organ, rendered "I love you Truly". Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the groom’s parents for immediate relatives and friends. After which, the bride and groom embarked on a short honey­moon, before taking up residence in Drumheller. The community extends its vory best them at this time....... .V. A pleasant afternoon was spent Wednesday, at the home of Mr. iz Mrs. Dale Toomer, when a number of friends and relatives called in honor of their daughter, Linda’s first birth­day. Games were enjoyed and a delicious plate lunch was served on tha lawt). Several snapshots were taken, the main one being a picture of the guest of honor, her mother,(Mrs. Beth Toomer); her grandmother, (Mrs. ELva Harker); and her great grandmother (Mrs. Olive Heap), Russian agricultural experts are reported to have developed "ultra-fast" seeds. These are said to require no more than 120 days for maturity. Tho report -ms issued by the United State£ Department of Commerce, ....................Y..................... Oh, he preached it from the housetop^ And he whispered it by stealth; He wrote all kinds of stuff about The awful curse of wealth. j/ Yes, he shouted it and shouted it, And made the rich man winceJ But an uncle left him money —- And he hasn’t shouted sinoe, ........... The shortage of wrapping paper is acute. Newspapers are being used for wrapping paper in some stores, but only regular wrapping material may be used for moat s...., HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN FATHER'S DAY? it is June 17th. wishes to chenille ___ wugRCOATS / We have just received a shipment of Baby Chenille Housecoats in colors of Powder Blue, Dusty Rose, Peach, American Beauty, and Ice Blue, Sizes Small, Medium and Large. These are priced at $7,95, Prunes have been long the subject of jokes. But what a good cook can do with some fine fat prunes and a pinch of two of spices and flavors is some­thing to smile over rather than to laugh at. Prunes cooked with small quantities of lemon extract, a little cinnamon, some cloves, and a small quantity of brown sugar, with a little water added, result in a dish of well flavored fruit that will command any­one’ s interested attention. Prune dishes are excellent when served as sauces, or garnishings, with roast or fried chicken, Mrs. Margaret Oliver and son Cordell of Lethbridge returned to their home, after spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. L. Minor,,,,... ...... <e received today, a shipment of Canvas Sport Shoes, and Running Shoes, LONDONDERRY For making Ice Cream at Homec Simple and easy to use® PiT.cs per packaase.... SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY, and SATURdAY.., JUNEls-fc aMd 2nd. 1945 .150 PEANUT BUTTER, 24 oz. jar. 138° FRESH B-Grade EGGS, per doz».•••••».27° DREED PRUNES* 4° - 5°, 2 lbs....-....2(° CANADA CORN STARCH* por pkg............<100 BULK YELLOW CHEESE* a ib..*.,^U>o^»..2° KRAFT. VELVETTA or CANADIAN CHEESE £ lb»•..•»*••2°0 CROWN BRAND SYKEfE 2 lb. tin, 2 coupons..... 27° GRAPEFRUIT JUICE* 4 8 oz. per tin....35° LIMONS* per 1oz..•«•,»••l.,•M<^|5e ORANGES* per doz. medium size....47° GREEN GAGE PLUM JAM 2 lb. tin, each 33° \ 2 tins GRESU BEANS CHMSTIES CHEESE TANGS, eellO-b!o;..*..170 CHFttSTIES SODAS* 2 lb. etna. 39° CATETIiI Brand, Good Qupllty. NOODLES* 2 boxes 25° 2 tins........ GREEN GIANT EE AS. per tin. .27° .21° 4 bars for 25° " A GOOD PLACE ASPARAGUS* per ib CABBAGE* per lb «.i CELERY* per lb...i GILLET- LYE 2 for.. 7 for.. •27° .97° .07° .3° cmps°, ?er pkg. Tu TRADE'. .26