Magrath Store News (October 15, 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.PHON 13—CF7I0J 21 -HA.dA-.x'J 34-D. :Y GtCDS 124 GXOJRI 3 4 FRIDAY OCT. 15th./54 FRIDAY OCT. 15th./54 SLIPS — PANTEES and WIGHT GOWNS SLIPS—KAY BAR...............................................$3.25 VELVASUEDE with built up shoulders ..................$1.95 SILK with lace trim.......... ....$4.95 CREPE with nylon trim........$2.98 NYLON with nylon net frill..$7.50 SEERSUCKER CREPE with nylon trim ............... $2.49 1/2 slips-SEERSUCKER with nylon trim CAMISOLES in crepe with nylon trim ............... $1.98 NIGHT GOWNS IN TRICOT KNIT in assorted styles and colors. PANTEES for the larger woman. Longer length with cuff. S.M.& L..$1.79 ©g@g@@© soogsgggs's&i- ALL WOOL BLANKETS —WHITE WITH COLORED STRIPES AND PASTEL SHADES..$10.95 & $13.45 LACE TABLE CLOTHS ............................................$4.95 WE HAVE A NEW SHIPMENT OF FACE CLOTHS. Plain colors and figured. Plain.........................................................................15$ Figured....................................................................19$ @3@©0@3©0@©§@©3©00©SC: <&£ SHAMPOOS AND RINSES. DRENE SHAMPOO..................................................... 69$ FITCH’S SHAMPOO .................................................65$ PRELL SHAMPOO ........................................................65$ BRECK SHAMPOO....................................................... $1.35 CREME RINSE—Richard Hudnut...75$ and $2.00 OLIVE OIL HAND CREAM FOR DRY HANDS. HEAD SQUARES AND SCARVES in plain and figured designs. Assorted colors and prices. PLAIN COLORED BROADCLOTH.. 36" wide per yd....79$ comes in orange, black,rose, red and blue. A NEW PIECE OF SUITING IS IN STOCK. ALL WOOL. per yg. $3.50 For the week end October 15th.& 16th. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX MEN'S WORK SHIRTS in Plaids, Checks and plain green. . . Values up to $3.95 . Week end Special-$2.95 u © HOSPITAL PATIENTS THIS WEEK ARE Mrs. Emma Potter,Mrs.Mitch Yamamoto, Mrs.Pat. Russel and Baby, Mrs. Allan Leishman,Mrs. Arlene Lee and baby,Mrs.Franklin Smith,Mrs. Eunice Minor,Mrs.Shirley Karen, Earl Harris, Baby Paul Entz, Mrs. Sadie Rice and Mrs. Julia Ririe. "THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED." OWM-tt Ottt W. I LOU BRAXLYN — Suitable for making.lunch cloths and aprons.In colors Rose, Tan and Beige. Regular price------98j£ Week End Special 1/2 price. AT THE PARK THEATRE THIS WEEKj- MAN BEHIND THE GUN - in color- Fri. & Sat. Oct. 15th. & 16th. THE MOON IS BLUE featuring William Holden and David Niven.Mon. & Tues. and Wed. Oct. I8th.l9th.& 20th. THE GREAT GILBERT AND SULLIVAN in Technicolor. Thursday Oct. 21st. MEN'S COAT SWEATERS Caldwell brand -zipper front.Assorted designs. Values to $10.95 Week end Special— 1/2 PRICE BE SURE AND ATTEND THE FASHION SHOW BEING HELD ON FRIDAY OCT. 15th. AT 3 P.M. UP STAIRS IN THE TRADING COMPANY. LIGHT REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED. Mrs. June Harker entertained at tea on Friday afternoon. Those present were Mesdames, Ina Blaxall,Irene Sellens, Martha Rusler, Jean Dudley,Marjorie Tomlinson,Millie Rice,Belle Harker,Mrs. Corliss and Gwen Harker, <k k l l o t 20 Piece.Pyrex Break- VELL0- Casein paint fast set.Green & Coralln assorted colors, band on white.So Regular pprriiccee ...$1.75 strong you can hammer ‘Week end special....98 a nail in a plank wi the cup.Regular $7.95 ek end Special-$5.98- At Crystal Spring, doge in the oorral, caused the death 'of- 8Z S^kee and lambs, O' ■ * ■ J « ■ • «• 1J , li nT-HE TMDING COMPANY LIMITED.” WEEK ENT SPECIALS FOR FRI.OCT.15th. & SuT.OCT.l6TH RAISINS Australian — 21bs............43/ CARNATION MILK--Tall tins — 3 for...51/ LIBBY'S SAUERKRAUT-- 28 oz^tins............27/ TUNA FISH --Tip Top------4 tins for..93/ MAZOLA SALAD OIL—Pint tins..........49/ SHIRRIFF'S LEMON PIS FILLING...................21/ BABY ROLL CHSSSS-------------1 lb. rolls.56/ HUNTS TOMATOE KETCHUP—14 oz^btle.. .27/ OGILVIE FLOUR —981b.bag... ^6.75 with one 75/ bath.towel.... ' for just............................10/ FLEISHMAN'S YEAST-—4 pkgs.,.19/ BANGO POPPING CORN.............PER TIN 210 COD LIVER OIL (SQUIBBS)... .10D.l6oz.$2.45 PYREX NURSING BOTTLES.^ oz,..37£ 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 r-1 rj n< 1 - r u r-1 - r r -r\ D r c GrFcLp 6 S—Rebiers Seedless.. It).* App'l GS—McIntosh -Handlpak...^l * 99 Tomatoes Lo»ai.... 2#.... 23 Grapefruit-whit....5 for35/ CabbagG-Solid heads... SpUClS-Netted Gems..• 10 #...33/ Poanuts - Cello Bags..* 33^ BUY YOUR HALLOWEEN TREATS EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT, Geo. Thomson and son Rulon are the new agents for the Massey Harris Co. Twenty five hundred employees of the company are now on strike for more money and fringe benefits. How can the farmer under present marketing conditions pay even the present prices. Next to war the labor unions are the black spots on the horizon. With our M.P’S at Ottawa increasing the: personal salaries by thousands, they are helpless to deal with the unions. HOUSE TRAILER FOR SALE- 7ft.6” wide,l« ft. long, 7 ft. high. See J.Bozajeski FOR SALE— Lounge, wine color and in good condition...................Mrs. Steve Lundy. TO TRADE— Would like to trade a plaid mackinaw with fur collar in good condition size 12 for a jacket that would fit a 6 yr. old....................................Jean Dudley. Mr. & Mrs. E. Sellens and daughters spent the Thanksgiving holiday at Carbon, Alta., as guests of her parents Mr. & Mrs. Nash. Open House will be held at the C.C.. Spencer home on Sunday Oct. 17th. from 2 to 5 P.M. in honor of Grandma Spencers 85th. virthday. Tha Annual Opening Prom will be held this Friday, Oct. 15th. in the High School Gym. Dancing will be from 9 to 12 with the Raymonc Orchestra in attendance. Price $1.00 per couple and 50$ for extra Jladies,Everyone welcome. Mr. & Mrs. Doug Spring and children and Mr. & Mrs. Pulson of Regina were week end visitors of the home of Mr. & Mrs. J.F. Spring. Mr. Ralph Thrall, owner of the Mc­Intyre Ranching Co. said one of the high lights of his and Mrs. Thralls 'trip to the British Isles, was their visit to Sweden to the home of his mother. Ralph was an orphan. In a village 20 miles away they dis­covered two elderly ladies who knew his mother, and they accompanied them to her birth place. ATTENTION FARMERS— The water will be turned out of the canal Oct. 29th, Fill up your reservoir’s now.—Orson Brioue. HIGH SCHOOL BAND WILL COMMENCE ON THURSDAY 0CT.14-th.AT 7 P.M.SHARP AT THE MaGRo-TH HIGH SCHOOL.ALL INTERESTED PLEASE BRING INSTRUMENTS & MUSIC.WILL BE HELD ON MONDAY fit THURSDAY UNDER THE DIRECTION OF You drove the car to work to-day-remember?" FOUND - Ladies Ring...Jimmie Hamilton. Miss Mary Jane Erickson who has been employed at the Trading Co. for the last three months, is entering St. Michaels Hospital on the 15th. of this month to train as a laboratory technician. The Evening Auxiliary of the United Church will be held at the C.S.Matkiw'home on Friday Oct. 15th. at 8 P.M. Films will be shown. Hostesses- Dorothy Minor and Myrtle Matkin. The wedding of Beverley Jean Austin daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Harry Austin and Walter Pashuk, son of Mrs. anna Pashuk, all of ^agrath took place in Southminster Church on Friday evening Oct. 8th. at 7 p. m. with Rev. Mercer officiating, Mr. & Mrs. John Salberg and Mr. & Mrs. Kay Neilson.were the attendants. A reception will be held in the United Church Hell on Saturday Oct. 16th. from 7 to 9 P.M. Fireside continued— There were twenty eight present. Out of town guests were James Kubota, Eddie Kubota,Grace Selman,Beryldene Bly,Bob Bullock,Jack and Mark Chipman,Joyce Wilde, Jessie Bohnet and Ron Petrie. Refreshments were served. A BEET HARVESTER SALE— A town dealer sold a Beet Harvester and Tractor to No.l, and took in Tractor No. 2 . Sold Tractor No.2 and took in Tractor No. 3 and a house. Sold Tractor No.3 and as a trade in took In an adjustable front end. Traded adjustable front end for a milk cow. Sold house and took in milk cow No.2. Sold milk cow No. 1. Left on hand, one milk cow. Sunday evening Oct.10th.Roy Toomer was host to M. Men and Gleaners, at the home of Mr.& Mrs.Nephi Harker. Guest speaker was James Kubota of Coaldale. He showed slide pictures taken in Japan while he was there on a Mission for the L.D.S.Church. He told of many interesting places and customs in the Orient.. .—continued on left. SEE US FOR YOUR PROPANE NEEDS. PROPANE TANKS-288GAL.TANKS.............. $250.00 500 gal.Tank with storage regulator-$350.80 500 gal. Rental tank—$5.80 per month. TANKS CAN BE PURCHASED ON THE INSTAIMENT PLAN WITH A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT AND $5.00 PER MONTH. LET US FILL YOUR PROPANE TANKS. WE CAN GUARANTEE A GOOD SUPPLY ALL WINTER.LUNAGAS WILL HAVE TWICE AS MUCH FROPANE AS LAST WINTER. Mrs. Betty Billingsley and daughters and Mrs. Gordon Dudley and children were gfteats at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Thos. Dudley on Thanksgiving. .FARMERS : WE HAVE THE BEST PRICES EVER ON TRUCK TARPAULINS. ANY SIZE. ANY WEIGHT. ATTENTION NEW CANADIANS Night Classes in English will commence to-morrow night in the High School at 7 P.M. Instructor - F.H.Smith. Fee $5.08 . If you have’nt the $5.00 now come anyway and pay later. NEW LOW PRICES HAVE BEEN ANNOUNCED ON EXIDE CAR BATTERIES. The XT131 Battery was $16.95 Now $14.95 Sure Start was $23.95 Now $20.95 Hycap-1 was$3O.5O Now $26.95 WE WILL GIVE YOU AN ADDITIONAL 28% discount on these new low prices. An XT131 would cost you $11.96 ANTIFREEZE..................per gal....$3.50 ANTIFREEZE ....$3.37 per gal. for a case of 4 A small town is where the neighbors watch your wife for you. » A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE.f NEWW ARRIVALS IN THE CHINA DEPARTMENT HUMMEL HAND PAINTED FIGURINES BLACK BRENLEIGH VASES BREAKFAST SETS IN WHITE WITH FLOWER DESIGN IN CENTER. TWO SIZES OF PLATES, CUPS AND SAUCERS AND PORRIDGE DISHES. SERVICE FOR FOUR............... . . .....PER SET .$8.95 ROYAL ALBERT IN OLD ENGLISH ROSE PATTERN. OPEN STOCK. COASTER SETS MADE OF BRILLIUM. BRILLIUM GIFT WARE IS TRULY AS REMARK­ABLE AS IT IS BEAUTIFUL BECAUSE IT STAYS NEW AND LOVELY YEAR AFTER YEAR. DOES NOT TARNISH OR DISCOLOR. SALT AND PEPPER SHAKERS IN A VARIETY OF STYLES FOR THE Pork Chops..........Loin...lb.63/ Sirloin Steaks.TondGr.lb.67/ Li vorwursts.... Tasty.oach.35/ V"-iii A.T-J “ “ V o al Roasts. ........ .Loan.«• lb .47^ Veal Ribs......... .............. Chopped.lb.35^ Veal Round Stoak.. ..................Tender.lb..65^ Veal Shanks.............. ...................Meaty..lb..20£ THREE LESSONS There are three lessons I would write- Three words as with a burning pen, In tracings of eternal light Upon the hearts of men. Have Hope. Though clouds environ now, And gladness hides her face in scorn, Put thou the shadow from thy brow- No night but hath its morn. Have Faith.Where*er thy bark is driven- The calm's disport,the tempest's mirth- Know this- God rules the House of Heaven, The inhabitants of earth. Have Love.Not love alone for one, But man as man thy brother call, And scatJer"' like the circling sun Thy charities on all. Thus grave these lessons on thy soul- Faith, Hope and Love- and thou shalt find Strength when life's surges rudest roll, Light when thou else were blind. -Schiller. Notice to all town people having wells. These can be checked free of charge and should be done. Phone Doctors office for particulars. —Magrath Board of Health, TO-DAYS RECIPE— 24 Hour Salad. 1 large can diced pineapple lb. Marshmallows (Cut) ■£ cup nuts - 1 cup cherries Dressing - cup cream - Juice of 1 lemon, cup sugar - salt- 2 eggs well beaten. Mix well and let come to a boil. When cool add 1 cup whipped cream. Pour over fruit mixture and let stand in frig" for 24 hrs. -Verda Dudley Mr. Heber F. Allen of Raymond called at the office. Two of Mr. Allens side lines are the Raymond Mercantile and feeder of lambs. Last year he and his son-in-law Joe Keeler, fed 4100 lambs with a loss of 3.5% due to over eating-throw head.(lnterataxemia). This year he intends to vaccinate. John Austin vacc­inated and lost only one lamb out of 1500 head. Another of Mr. Allens hobbies are two minature golf courses in Tucson, Arizona. Son-in-law Doren Kenny operates them. 100,000 people paid to play the game last year. Let Mummy do it. Visiting clergyman- to Small Daughter: "And do you say your prayers every night my dear?" Small Daughter :"Mummy says them for me; she says "Thank Heaven you’re in Bed." t SEE OUR PENMAN'S HEAVY SOCKS. LINES Double heels and toes. Ideal for hravesti weather. MEN'S Long length. PYJAMAS Ass't.prices. Knit Broadcloth Miss Jessie Bohnet was a guest at the home of her parents Mr. & Mrs. Vic Bohnet over the week end. BOY'S WESTERN BELTS- Roy Rogers, plastic and Superman designs ................................98$ Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Shields of Waterton Lakes National Park were visitors in town on Tuesday. "THE MAGRATH TRADING COMAPNY LIMITED." WESTERN SHERIFF BRACES with paste board pistol and badge cut out..........................69$ Clair Norton and Jolayne Thomson of the University of Alberta were home for the long week end. MEN'S HICKOK BELTS..................................... $1.50 EXPANDING ARM BANDS..........................................35 BOSTON GARTERS...................................................... 65 BOY'S SANDFORIZED SHIRTS. In checked design and plain white with matching tie. Sizes 5-6 and 6X. Regular price....$2.98 Now just.... $2.25 Travel is broadening & so is sitting. RE-OPENING OF THE WESTERN DANCE CLUB WILL BE HELD ON THURSDAY OCT. 21st. GORDON DUDLEY WILL GIVE BEGINNERS LESSONS TO ANY ONE INT­ERESTED. AT LEAST EIGHT COUPLES WOULD BE APPRECIATED. ANY BEGINNERS INTERESTED,PLEASE GET IN TOUCH WITH GARTH COLEMAN AT THE TRADING CO. IN WORK SHIRTS WE HAVE THE BIG BEN. Pre shrunk. Color Olive Green. Price $2.95 WE HAVE A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS IN PLAIN AND FIGURED. A GOOD SELECT­ION TO PICK FROM,. ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF GIRL’S COATS including Mohair and Iiamlaine. Sizes 8-1012-14 years. PRICES $17.95 to $21.95 also Jackets with Hoods. White, red, blue and green Not so. "This wood's full of holes.'J' "They’re Knot holes." Zp7 "That so? What would you /,/:/ All wool flannel .Extra call them then?. /;.y' good weight. Elastic back with belt. Colors - Navy,Grey z-f/ and Brown.Sizes 3-4-5-6--4 4.50 Florence Wilson of /./</ Vancouver and Mrs. Z^Z/ Mrs. Annetta Scoville and children \'*> ' bridge are vis-/?'/ °f BapP’ klberta> are spying at the \/ Ikn-;,, /s'/ home of her parents Mr. & Mrs. Milt Gibb. \ mother, M: McKendry VELVET FLATTIE Bouncy crepe sole... elastic insets. RED LEATHER FLATTIE PRICE $4.95 PRICE $6.50 LITTLE LOY'S dress pants. People who live in glass housed sure make interesting neighbors. WE STILL HAVE A FEW PAIRS OF SHOES ON OUR BARGAIN TABLE. OXFORDS- PUMPS - LOAFERS. THESE ARE REAL GOOD BUYS SO BE SURE AND LOOK THEM OVER. SEE OUR COUNTER OF REDUCED BABY ARTICLES. SHAWL, HATS,COATS & TOILET ARTICLES. EZE-ON SLIPPER Genuine cushion leather soles, 100% Australian Wool.Hand Sewn ■ with bow in front