Magrath Store News (January 26, 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.I MaGRaTH TRADING CO. LTD. jmagraTH j albert a, __ #. a o , JANUARY* Friday 26-th. 1945, T "L EPh 0 N Eo • STORE HuljRSs Offiee.o.Bl, Hardware 34, 8 a.m, to 6 p.m, Dry Goods, 4r2, Grocery Dept, 4r3. ■iF<^(dw 8 am to 1 p.m. Sat, 3 a.m, to 7p«m. • 1 O'HOTFJS BEDROOM SUIT' US ULT.RA.MuDERN BEDROOM SUITE PABCO SoH Proofed Onjyxfcones are un­surpassed for uniformity, perfection and . richness. Pabco Onjyrtones ...because of color, resiliency, easy-cleaning and durab-ility,.., «are preferred for borders, sink tops and work surfaces in kitchens, shelving and table tops in bath and dressing rooms. The floor is the starting point of the modern decorative scheme. Pabco Luxury Floors particularly fulfill this function. Se Wie»..»stretch today’s dollar into tomorrow. in the moodeniitic wa(^o^l^a].l design that is outstanding in stylo, qutaity of materiaL and work’mnihip. It wll appeal to those who appreciate the richness of smoooh-flowing lines and proper prpport-ions. It will add greatly to the charm and utility of your home, and if you de­sire adid-timal drawer space, you will look with a great doal of favor on the spacious drawers of the Chiffonier. The vanity has a drop-centor top end a large mirror. , Bedstead, handsome matched panel ends. E 59.DO 71 ~7I m A.oLe.o In moidenistio designs, rath one or two shelves. One has a removable gla ? top that may be used for a tray. May also be used for Chhsstrfield Tables. I CHIMNEY SfEEP...,SOOT DESTROYER 4 JK. The modern way to clean chimneys, fur-z' naces and flues. Saves Fuel....Ss.ves Het..........Saves Money. Non-inflmmabbe. \ Non -explosive. Regular use will prevent chimney fir8s. 50/ a tin } -----EV Your choice for a ——Vcry CHARMING LIVING- \ is--;*—M ROOM ..... Wne repp w.'th pnedomn?tting stripe I in ooniras>tiir color. Provides a com-forty- blu bed for <3506^^^63, as wel as being avia-lable for daytime service. API. CHAR to match. " A GOOD PLaCE TO TRADE", ■ Marath Trading Co. Ltd, E04.50 I Kiss Verdt'. Clifton of Lethbridge is the i guest of her cousin, Kiss Dorothy Bradshaw,! Mrs. Hope Jonsen of Raymond is visit- ; ing her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Nephi Harker..J Mrs. Adals Coleman spent the weekend at! Camrose, where her husband is stationed... i CARPET liiTARPt natural only 290 a skein. j _______________ __________________ l Kiss Arelene Critdhfiold, 7 -year old daughter of Mrs. LaVorne Critchfield, had the misfortune to break her leg in four places, Saturday1 while skating...... Soy3 in the sorvioes here were Fred teyatt and Gilbert Schaffer....... 30Y‘S KHAKI DRILL PANTS made by G.W.G. in sizes 11 to 16 years. Suitable for everyday or school. Well-made to give extra service. $1.95 per pair. NOTICE: Cross Tea will bo hold at the Town Hall at tho Rod Cross Room, Sat- ’ urday, January 27th. Time 3 p.n. to 8 p.n.i 350 a plate. Everyone is invited to cone i for lunch. Support the Red Cross. Mrs. Vic Hillmer left Sunday for California....•. BjiTH K.iT 3ET5f in Turquoise or groon chonillo. $3.75 per sot. Mrs. George Heathershaw spent the past week in Lethbridge where her husband is a hospital patient, Mr, Hcathershaw* s brother. Hess, is here from. Dos Moines, Iowa................ ’ Mrs. Sarah Sabey spent last week in Raymond whore she visited with relatives... THE OSTER BULL-DOG DIE oTOCKf ratchet type. Three sets of removable dies. Cuts threads to 2" pipe. $49.50 TAP AND DIE SET, cuts 3/8, % and t". A handy sot to have. $19.75 .iOPKINC OVERTIME”" "That will bo fifty cents’,' said the barber, "That's c-. lot of coney for a 3have,’’ said Phil. Explained the harbor, "But it's oxtra labor nowadays." "Ahat extra labor?" "Why since the war, shortage of help, and increased taxes, people's faoes keep gett­ing longer and longer." The Hardware Telephone Number is 34. SMAR'i EN YGjiA WARDROBE WITH ACC t SSORIT S MAOfc i'ROiV fabkic ;nrvr”p3 You'll find it easy and enjoyable to make up smart accessories, kiddies* wearables and lingerio from materials chosen from this big group of remnants. There are coloi*ful cottons, rayons and woollens in plain shades and prints---- -useful lengths. See our Pattern Department...... CHESTERFIELD SET# Added protection for your lounge and chairs, 3-piece all-ovor lace in fLoral design. Price per sot ___________ $1,95 ______ Mr, ft Hrs, Anand Sabey of Diamond City wore recent visitors at tho hones of his daughters, Mesdtnes D. Bennett, B, Harker and L, Eh1ert........... ............... .. Wo again have a supply of Olive Oil Hand Lotion, The kind that soothes the skin, Mrs. Aice F vler and Mrs, Wi^gimLa Wide were joint hostesses, Friday evening, at the hone of thoir parents to the follow­ing guostss Mesdanos Vinossa. Hrtmiton, Beatrice Harker, Margaret Handley, Grace Fletcher, Doanonir Harris, Jill Harker, and Effie Bennet, During the evening Mrs, Ririe showed moving pictures after which lunch was scrvet.*•.,. Patients in the Maamath MuRiipal Hosp­ital this week includes Mrs. Alice Aider-son and Mr. Ray Aeer5^0I^,l,,... “WABASSO” SHEETS “BooteSs”, 70 x95, heistiichht., .,$4.95 “SSumieettx“, ” , '* ,,.,$5,95 “Fsaniiy", 81 x 96, ” ,,..$4,50 $5,35 "WABASSO” PILLOW CASES Priced: $1,00, $1,15 and $.25 per pr, Mrs, R, Rainbow left Weenesday for Cardston where she wll vist < th her daughter and sonin-law, Mr, fft Ms., Harwood Pooter rnd frbly. Mr, ft Mrs, Meervin Thomson spent Tuesday in Rayonon,,.,, NWS ON THE TYARDAGE COUNTER.......... Lawn, white only, 36" w.de. 300 rnd 550 a yd, Ma^qua^ie, puff dot, tan or ivory, 35” wade............39j; a yd. Grey Domit, 34” wide, 350 a yd, Featherproof Ticking, 08” w.de, blue floral deeSggl,.395 a yd, PRINTED LUNCH CLOTHS with serviettes having fringe t&im, in tropical designed print, Blue or Erown p? edooiiiating, _______ ^1,15 per set, Tho following were successful in their magic tests, held in December, Barbara Lamb, Grammar of Muse, Grade 4, ALan Alderson " " " ” 3 Norma Ririe " '* ” ' '*3. Kiss Dor thy Baxter of Lethbridge spent the weekend with her bootier, Mrs. Belle Bmter,., ,,,, ( ■I IUKiLU- q!' p j- |W w Wie have just re­ceived a new rssort-mont of ChenUe Bedspreads, 1\ Colors: Prices WITT....................................,.,,$12,95 GREEJ or YM-LOW.........................$15,95 PEaCH#..........#.................#.............$11,50 MAUVE or E°OE,. ........... $13,50 BLUE#,,##................ ..................... $17550 BLU E ’ q qc Mr, ft Mrs, J,C, Robinson wrs host and hoistess to a dinner Sundry afternoon to the following guess's* Mr, ft Mrs, Thos, Dddey.atd Bryen; Mr. ft Mrs, J, F, Spring and Joyco; Mr, ft Mrs, Owen Owens rnd Ken; Mr, ft Mrs, Harry HLllber and dauuhteer,,., Mr, ft Hrs, R. Matson, Boh rpd Dick, Mr. ft Mrs, Floyd Toonor mohred to Warrer, Sundry where they w^re tho dinner guests of Mr, ft Ms, George Matson ######## Z V i" X ! i I / bM; / L.V Pt <0 it pod.''hi Ki fl I’ ' 1* X '~X i I "walker’s" ca valcade Oxfords 'wth stitched soles, built up he-d, stitched trm (2 stylos) ,//>> Sizes 5 to S in zz\"------ X X vV -/A/ A, and C, widths, $4<J25 -V - - - MILITARY OXFORD in brown only with plain toe, Modiun walking heel, Stitch­ed leather soles, Sizes 3 to 8, $4,25 SlYLE STRIDE SHOOSS with low walking heel, SsmUl perforations and stitch trim, Sizes S to 8, Brown only, $4, 2S A •5 U a CAVALCaDE COiMBNAflON. FITTING OXFORD With medium walk­ing heel, 3rown ’. \ only. Square toe •/ with smart **'’• trim, A wall-made black Boot for snail children, Soft Black uppers \i th s±i-tched leather sole with Ponco rubber heel ,X,lift, 7 eyelet boot. $4,50 Another Cavalcade UooAinnUion Fitting Oxford with walking heel Wth rubber lift, Round toe, with smrt stitching und design. Sizes sane us above S to 8 in A, und C, widths, $4,50 X '/ Sizes S-g- to 8, $2,75 Blood Donora Monday evening were: G. W, W0dlhe^'By, E« Neerton, Nolan Wess, Tillie Zoowiidk, M, Powlson, D, Ordynskis all of Dol Bonita, Magrath donors were N, B, CCrrstenson, Joe Keeeer, M.L. Johnson, M, B, Sabey, Mr, & Mrs, Lloyd Sabey, The Ladies Aid served lunch under the super­vision of Mesdames A. IMuid, J.H. Buchanon und J, Spping,,,,,,.,, Mases und Womns’s Jersey Knit Swedltes, white w.th red or blue bunds, Short sleeves, Crew neck. Torso length, Assorted sizes, Priced: $1,29 The wedding of Buna Lou S^Tanc^i-e^i^ir, daughter of Mr, & Mrs, Uikei Schneedsr, und Puuil Raoz, son of Mr, & Mrs, Joe Racz of Milk R.ver, took place ut the Roman Catholic Church in Lethbridge, Janulry 15th, Follow­ing the ceremony the wed ceding party motored to the faim home of the bride’s plrdnts to attend u wedding supper und party, The young couple Hl reside near Magrarh,,,,, Mr. & Mrs, Murray Holt und family of Raymond spent Sunduy ut the home of her parents, Mr. & Mrs, George Thomson,,,,, The Hardware hus u private telephone call 33.,,, promise yourself today Promise youuself today—-— To be Just as enthuusastic about success for others as you are about your own. To forget the mistakes of the past and press onward to greeter achievements in the future, To wear a cheerful countenance at all times and to have a smile ready for every living creature you meet, To give so much time to the improvement of yourself that you have not time to criticize others, a 9 9 SMALL BOYS’ PLAY SUITS in blue drill in sizes 2 und 4, Short pants and shirt style top, Priced at $1.50 Mr, & Mrs, A, J, Sabey have received word that their son, Mux, has arrived safely owe^es/,.,,,.., MISSES ALPINE JUMPERS with dirndlo sUrt, patch p ckees, zipper side fasten­ing., button band. S^o^urt felt flavors on shoulder straps and packets, Pinafore style top, Sizes IS, 14 and 16, Coo-ors: Brown, Groen and Royal Blue, Priced $7,75 "THE MAGRATH TRADING CO. LTD “ A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE" I TAN SKI CAS*, « . • . /-■■ • :fl'* A of good quality Cotton 5, Gabardine Cloth, withR a well shaped peak. ' “ Siz e s: . Priced: $1,50 A. i AA A news item last Week told of the Mayor and Mrs. E, S, Tanner entertaining the members of the town conned and their wives Wed. Jan. 10th, The occasion was no doubt in recognition of the valuable services rendered by the town councilmen during gravel ’week. And tonight is the Fireman s BaH, Forty People. This is an annual event, whhther the firemen hear the whhstle or they doo't. Wat about sone Tittle rcmcmh^aihc for "the forgotten nm", the taxpayer? A Qdaeji.once hearing a person tell how much he felt for another person who was in » distress and needed assistance, dryily nak­ed him, "Friend, hast thee felt in thy pocket for him?" MIENS //INTER ./EIGHT C/LPS made from the ver-fpoouUar Donegal type Woo-and Cooton Tweed in the smrn"'t one-piece crown style. This snappy Cap does not show the dirt easily. Nicely lined throughout with lustrous Rayon and finished off nicely. Colors Grey or Brown with colored flecks. Sizes: 6-7/8 to 7-3/8, $1.75 Fur SALE: i MMOlary Stove, 'WAITED: i good phonograph (portable Mrs, Olga Gull preferred, WANTED: An electric Iron, Mrs, Ruth Shelton. MEN ' O8 COVERALLS We have just received a shipment of Waasin's Gloves, Uniiied» Sizes range from 9 to 11 inclusive. Gloves that wll ei>a you thro ugh unnil the Spring work is done. Gloves that can be depended upon for comfort. $1.45, $1.95 and _ $2,25_________ NOTICE: Tfog Cwted Church Ladies Aid meet­ing will bo held in the Church, Fri., Feb 2. WAITED: Some good ax-man to cut down sev­eral trees on my town property, Ben Maakin, IOR SALE: One Ton Boar Pig, W. 275 lbs, Albert Gaas, Recent Arrivals include Stanfeld's Grey Wool S-'cks for Men at 75£ a pir. AT THE PaRK THEATRE; Thrusday (tonight) only •'COwBOY CJSHTEEN" a mussoal show FRIDAY & SATURDaY^ Bette Daws starring in "MR. SKTFFINGTON" MONDAY AND TUESDAY '•CENTREVILLE GHOOS". Covers your clothing cOTfPltely and gives you added protection i,n .. Winner, Cut to j standard sizes from a heav; Blue Denim or Stripe Denim, G. #, & , and Maser Mochhaiic brands. Look for the trade marks, for better wearing. Sizes 38 to 44. 8.95 ' . 1 CiRD OF THaNKS: w,sh to thank everyone v/ho helped in any way in pitting up our ice, Mr. & Mrs, George Ovard, .,L iuiE NO.t SHOEING A FEW DONEGAL TWEED OVERCOATS, Broken size range. Prices from $13.50 to $32.50 Rememher a Donegal Tweed Coat and a Donegal Tweed Cap is a sem^art outfit for the Man of the Year. FOUND: i pr. Brown Pigtex Gloves, 1 brown wool glove. dl News Office. ATTENTION .Have you soon our Leather Jackets of wed-finished Horse-hide in colors of Brown, blue or green. The sizes ranging from 40 to 44 inclusive. Zippoe-front, two pockets vwth dome fastenings. Zipper broast pocket. Side straps for adjusting fit. Bolter 3tyLo. $15.95 St-LL plonty of ico and drifts along the j red gross APPEAL FOR HELPERS Bilk R— Whan „„ nrriTod ano of f milch, ~ lp l to the woman of caws (a. good one) too bitted. (nlMfa Wm g^th Dol ,fe Mad more knitters. Thara wo wart, rnloo from no whore ail ni aod-l#, haTa R *^ota of boys.st ^kingo to knit. 1 Any one 'ablo, to :knnt: g peks vtll have no 1 trouble w.th those,-, AL'Sh-'' wc havo yarn for W.WCjeorU Come and holp moot this j'app+aj. uo+you rid tho Turtle Nock SYneler tqii oTa 3net ysot, ..rticlos knitted for 1944 + r« as fo lloi-ss —_ ' Doi ... • icine. She way a big cow aid she kept gett­ing bigger, Baking soda and a 3tick in the mouth wn.o rp „„ nmol, non Hovey, in. charyc , said 2 oz. of trrp.n■tina would 'ovo her. (Family Herald . pneacription), hut wo ha! none on dheplact. oc itggestod StoiLnohcms, 'Tcera end, baok,r a good 14 miles. Ho hoM a knife ready in case she topple avcr, (The spot 6" from tho hip-bone) J.L. was tharc kimsedi?, He pradrQed a galion of turpentwe and then a bottle of Colic & Bloat Ease. He j told rs they had Lost a number of cattle on the ice. They fall and fracture their back-r blne,. The men were out skinning cattle at tmae. Wo gave old boss the works. Two ^1- ces of turpentine and then 6 tablespoons of bloat ea.se and repeated the latter every 20 mimics. After the third dose tho pain seomed to case and her hide begun to get a little s0otor,,!!... (count'd below on right side) FOR THE WEEKEND BEES’ ---- -—-—-ooper lb. ShoiUder Routt i„«»'**i*r>260 RCl^ pot ROgst. >.!«!!!.•!!!!• .250 Loin Roast o,,os«o •♦•••••••• »»330 Round Roast •«.,»«•••••••••••••! 300 Prime Rib Roast,..,.•••••••••,••280 Stewing ^Beefr^,^«*<^••l^E0 PORK; Sc on u d e r Routt. ....... ....«•«.,250 Leg s^^s^o^.320 Pork Choos,••••••>•»•••a•••••••300 Side Pork, ...................... ...250 LAMB; Leg Roast............................. *'*35° Loin C s. ,..o. p—. Shoulder C°u••>..•«•••••••••••••25° WAITED* VEL Meat Mattet. Spring Cottlpfe, Abert1. Jrn. 21/45 Maggotth Trading Coo! IMagnOt,! Atr. Dear Sirs:- This is to inform you that I am not in the United States Marine Corps, I never ha.ve and never 'wil ta. Im a C.P«0. thce United Stotts Naval An Forcp a^cd don. careto be oalled a Marine! rs stated in the News thid 'Week* Yours truly! C.P.O. MMK R-ce, A.C.M.M, The Hardware Telephone number is 34, Magrath Trading Co. Ltd! •n.?i*< 11 pr. gloves f pr. Jlittr f pullover sweaters (Z 11 50 2 ' . Pullover Trtle-neck shawls 4 baby j’tckets 4 pr. gloves girls cardigane. Mary Nolson. Sw^tere '1 ■ 7 1 2 2