Magrath Store News (November 9, 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 r* r~ Telephone No.s HONDaY* NOV. lgth Office 21. Hdwa. 34, Dry Goods 4r3, Groceries 4r2. also JlffiDNKSDAY AlFTERNOOH Store Hourst Not. 14 th, 8 a.m, to 6 p.m,, Wed. 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sat, 8 a.ip to 7 p.n. Raiyons. All sizes, assorted colors. TShite Cotton Shirtwaists © $1.75 AT THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER jnfi & SATURDAY NOVE.xB.Eft 3rd HAGRATH ALBERTA.* FOR PROMPT SERVICE AND DELIVERY Phone, 4r2, LUNCH COUNTER SPECIAL SATURDAY NOV q "CLAM CHOWDER" 200 LONDONDEilRY ICE CREAM POWDERS, per pkt.150 ROYAL SHIELDS Vanilla or Lemon EXTRACT per "bottle...,220 CHORE GIRLS, 2 for............................................... 190 WOODBURY’S DEI'ITAL CREAM......................,35^ VANEX PETROLATUM, . .............................................. 380 VASELINE HAIR TONIC..................................49^ COWMi’S Perfection COCOA, * lb.,,.....240 AYLMER'S PLASHES, siiCc<i............,......,230 OLIVES, 9 oz, stuffed,...,......,.,,,.470 NOTICEi MONDAY, NOVjiMBEft 12th. the Store TOLL BE CLOSED IN OBSERVANCE OF RE.IH.iBRA'ICE DAY. STORE CLOSED ALSO WEDNESDAY NOV 14 AFTERNOON. * KEEN’S MUSTARD, A lb,510 i lb,,..,,,,,,....270 POSTULl, 8 oz,470 COW BRAID BAKING SODA,.,,e>,t,e>„ll0 KNOX GELaTINE............... .. ...............................Z2p liilNC-SD ex® x • • o * 33^ OLIVES, Monnoth 5frreon.,...........690 KRAFT CHSESEj or VELVEETA, A lb.......200 KRAFT DINNER, pg^ pkg,...170 NAVY WHITE BEANS, 3 ..................................... . 220 PUFFED WHEAT, 50 Opt.size.290 SWEET SPUDS ..... 2 lbs...,....250 ONIONS. ......4 lbs...,,•••220 CAUOTS............... .....5 lbs.*......180 CRANBERRIES. .... 1 lb...,,....430 ORAGES. .. .... a doz,,,,l■..450 LEMONS • ••• Ct dOZ.a.i►...480 EVERY ONE LIKES A BIG BOWL OF CRISP, GOLDEN FOR THAT SNaPPY BREAKFAST be sure to Serve KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES 3 packages, 230 LISLE f SunBlush in 9; to 10y, No, 660 500 a pair, COTTON CANTE, No, 400 in Eagle Beige, and SunBlonda, 9 to 10-g, 750 a pair. COTTON HOSE* No, 30, in SunBlonds,sizes 9 to 10^, 300 a pair, COTTON* No, 230 in assorted colors and patterns, sizes 10-g- to 11-J-, 450 a pair, RAYON* y0> 36 in Navy, Black, Brown, Champagne and Grey, sizes 10-g- to 11-2­500 a pair, COTTON* No, 53, assorted patterns and colors. Sizes 1O|- to 12, ___ . 300 a pair, 0 \ COTTON Ss BOTANY WOOL* No. 576 in sizos 4-|- to 1O£. Sunbrown shado @ 450 a pr, COTTON n BOTANY WOOL* No, 576 in White, sizos 4% to 10f at .............450 a pr, COTTON RIB HOBB, No, 630 in sizes 4^- to 10-g-. Sunbrown shade at ... 250 a pr„ Mrs, Margaret KcAdoEi is leaving next week for Lethbridge, where she will make her home with her son, Tom, who is employ­ed "th ore,,,,,,,, Mrs. H. C, Phillips had as her weekend guests, Mr. & Mrs. J, McLean of Calgary.,,, 44 On MISSES' and LADIES' HOUSDDRI 'SSES in assorted - colors,si zee and styles $1.95 to $3.25 LATEST ARRIVALS INCLUDE DRESSES FROM; PARK LjiNE DECKLE3AUM & KORNY hatchwaar Vancouver dry goods LONGEVITY The Horse and mule live thirty years, And nothing know of wihos or beers, The goats and sheep at twenty die, And never tasted Scotch or Rye. The cow drinks water by the ton And at eighteen Is almost done. The dog at fifteen cashes in, Without the aid of rum or gin. The cat in milk and wator soaks, And in twelve years it finally croaks. The sober modest bone dry hen Lays eggs for nogs, and dies at tan. All animals are strictly dry, Thoy sinless live and early die; But sinful, ginful, rum soaked men Survive for three score years and ten; While 3ome of them, and quite a few, Stay pickled till they're ninety-two. (Hondo,d to the News by Howard Fletcher), STOOD OLCSDD ALL LAY NONDAY, NOV 12 In observance of Remembrance Day, Nov 11 Also Wed, afternoon, Nov. 14th DO YOUR SHOPPING FOR THE HOLIDAY WEEKEND EARLY TO AVOID THE RUSHI Mrs, Thelma Turner and children of z Raymond spent the weekend in town with relatives and friends,,..,.. How to W ASH your DE EAVAL SEPARATOR in2 minutes EASY EFFECTIVE THOROUGH SIMPLE NEW FAST Easy-Aid CHIMNEY SWEEPt Soot Destroyer Saves you Heat, Fuel and MonoyS Destroy Soot with Chimney swoop,.,The modern, easy way to clean all types of furnaces, fire­places, stoves, chimneys, flues, 2 sizoo,.•»....500 and $1.70 Sunday evening, Kiss Nadine Dow was hostess to about 60 guests at Fireside, Talks were given by Mrs. Alice Aldrich, • who told of her experiences at Dawson Gi >y and by Jay Christenson, who told of his experiences in the R.C.A.F, anj the places ho had visited. Vocal solos were render­ed by Mrs; Alice Aldrich and Leola Bennett. Refreshments were enjoyed,,,,,. RIDEA'J WEATHER STRIP a bundle,,,,20<£ TREuCO STRIP SEAL} seals out dust, insects and cold. No putty knijfo necessary. $1,95 a box. Miss Helen Spring of Lethbridge spent a few days with her parents, last week. Jack Spring had tho misfortune to injury his leg which necessitated medical attent­ion, George Sponcer says he’s been Overseas for 5 years and home 14 days and taught school 12 days of the 14, George isn't wasting much time.,,,,,, ' Mr, ft Mrs. George Gygi of Lethbridge were Mograth visitors, Thursday.,,,,,, "WYANDOTTE” G, L, X, CLEANER Makes water '’witter” suds without soap softens hard water., K 4 a pkg. Mrs, Anna Anderson, age 80 years passed away, Monday, November 5th, She leaves to ifoum her passing, three daughters, Mrs Leah Hamilton, Mrs, Eva Toomer and Mrs, Estella Karrenj three sons> Harden, Ray and Bertj twenty-four grandohildren and thirteen great grandchildren. She is predeosased by her husband, Alfred R, two children at infancy, and two sons Jay and Carl, Funeral services will be held at the First Ward Chapel, Thursday at 2 o’clock, »•••»,,•• Speakers at the First Ward Con­ference Sunday evening were Pres. T, G, Wood, and Councillors H, E, Allen and Melvin King, with Elders TSilliam Anderson and John F, Salmon,,,.,,. NOTICE...............NOTICE,... THE STORE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY NOVEMBER ijth in observance of REMEMB ERANCE DAYf NOVEMBER Ilth, ALSO WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONf NOVEMBER 14th. Mrs, J, T. Steele is a hospital pat­ient., , , , Mr. W, J, Rice and son Gene plan on going to Oregon by piano..,.... Keep Pood Fresh.’ Those covers will fit 4”, 5”, 6", 7" Bowls, BOWL COVERS MADE OF PLASTIC COATED FINEST QUALITY CLOTH WATERPROOFED' WITHOUT I ■ AR Washabl®, use tow water & mild soap. 790 Mr, & Mrs, H, Matki jf Cardston were guests at the Ben Matkin home, Saturday evening.,,,,,. WINTER FABRICS for school FEATHER FLANNEL OUTFITS In Rose, Brown, Mauve and Turquoise background with assorted floral designs, 36" vide, I @ $1,00 a yd. 8 48 inches wide in rusty brovm shade. Suitable for trimming dresses, suits or cushion covers. Mr, & Mrs, Leo Coleman received a telegram last night that their son F/O Allan Coleman is dangerously ill ns a result of the crashing of a Lancaster Bomber in Yorkshire, England, The date and place coincide with a news item in Monday night's Lethbridge Herald, ’ in which it stated that a Lan­caster Bomber flow by a Canadian crew, crashed? killing four and seriously in­juring four others,,,,,, Mr, & Mrs, R, M, Porter are now em­ployed at the McIntyre Farm, Mr, Porter has accepted the position of foreman, formerly held by Jack Masterton,,,,.,., CORTICELLI 3 ply SOCK & SWEATER YARN IN. COLORS OFi WHITE SAND, BROWN, NAVY, MAROON AND BLACK| that would knit up beautifully and quickly, 300 per skien. Patients in the Magrath Municipal Hosp­ital this week inolude: Messrs. Joseph Holton, John Allan, John Kormos, Herman FJXger, Fred Myatt and Bill Morrow, Mrs, Grace Peterson, Mrs, Elsworth Sooville and infant son, and Miss Ranae Jackson,.,.». NOTICE: t 1 Messr.s, ^ie Toomer, Harold Mel drum, Gordon Noilson, Ves Sabey, Ike Sabey and sons, Melvin and Ervin, returned froi a hunting trip near Tfeterton Lakes Park, They got 3 elk and 2 doer,,,,,,, Mrs, A. Magid was hostess Saturday afternoon to the following ladies at "Slossert Bridge"; Mesdamos J, H, Buchanan, J.C. Robinson, N,E, Blaxall, EftCl Tomlin­son, Roy Overn, G, A, Taylor, H,C, Austin, R, Faulkner, Charles Harker, Lawerenoe Ehlert and 1, G, Lawlor, A pleasant time was enjoyed,............. Mr, S Mrs. George Ovard returned home thiw week after visiting their son, Clinton at Medicine Hat, and daughters at Coaldale and Lethbridge,,,.,,, Mr, Frank Peters left Thursday morning for Calgary, where he will be employed,,,, Mr, c: Mrs, Rondo. Dahl and son Mark, / daughter, Norma of Raymond were weekend guests of Mr, & Mrs. Gerald Leishman,.,,., NSTRUCTION Books EASY t0. SEW "TOYS & GIFTS" B00k No. S - 14 150 DRESS UP YOUR HOME, Book No 213..................150 TATTING A fascinating book of delicate lace designs, Book No, 2O17,,,,,,,,,.,150 MONARCH, Children, KNITTING BOOK, No. 82 250 ■ BEEHIVE STEPS TO KNITTING.,.,....................150 MONARCH "Hruid Knits Hit" For Ladies, Men and BoyB No, 89>»,,•••••,••••••••••••• 250 MONARCH KNITTED GIFT SUGGESTIONS, No. 84 350 NEW STYLES IN BEEHIVE, Blouses, Dresses, Suits and Cardigans, No, 34.,...,,.,,.250 BABY STYLES by BEEHIVE,..No. ................. 250 GIFTS YOU CAN SEW,. No. S - .............................. 150 SEWING FOR BABIES, s, 12,.<.*•••. SEWING FOR BABIES, No. S. 12.........•••150 SERVICE WOOLLIES by gEEHIVE....................... ,150 A BEEHIVE BOOK FOR 2 to 6 TEARS, No, 23 250 HAND IN GLOVE WITH BEEHIVE,,,..................... Store Closed ALL DAY MONDAY, NOVEMBER igth IN OBSERVANCE OF REMEMBRANCE DAY, NOVEMBER nth, ALSO WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 14th, A NW SHIPMENT OF MEN'S PYJAMAS KaVE JUST ARRIVED.. J?malt[y Styled. PYJkIvLiS by FORSYTH_________________ For Comfort, Warmth and Good-Fitting Pyj­amas look for the name "Forsyth" It is a reliable name. They come In either Striped Flannelette In sizes B end C and Striped Broadcloth in sizes B, C and D. assorted colors at $2,95 a pair. Complimentary to the Pyjamas we are featuring Man’s Wool Tartan Plaid Dress­ing Gowns @ $12.95. Also Men’s Eider­down Dressing Gowns in assorted colors and sizes @ $5,95. What could be a bettor gift than one or both of those garments? LOST: Friday evening between Magrath and Lethbridge, a parcel containing a brown coat. Reward. Mrs. Louise James. FOR SALE: Tapestry Upholstered Davewfcite, Mrs. J. W. Alston. LOST: Van’s Gold Pocket Watch, Reward, Rulon Harker, WANTED: Kitchen Stove and a Heat er in good condition, M. Nishiyama at Mrs, Jennie • Bone’s residence. NOTICE: There are several whit© sacks left at the Town Hall after the Clothing Drive, Owners wishing their sacks please call at the Town Hall, Mrs. J, H. Buchanan, RBiHUS ER THE STORY OF THE KiRLY BIRD ??? and profit by it WE HAVE a FEW HEIRS OF BOY' 5 BRUSHED COTTON COMBINATIONS IN SIZES 24 to 30 INCLUSIVE. PRICED KT $lt39 Mr. & Mrs. Ellsworth Sooville are rereivi'ng congratulations on the birth of a son, born November 2nd at the Kagrath Municipal Hospital.,.,,,. PULLOVER MITTS IN MOGBEHIDE AND HORSE. HIDE . ’ WPLiT MORE COULD THE OUT.OF. DOORMAN nSK.FOR FOR COMFORT* ilARMTH & ECONOMY. PRICED AT: $1.50, $1,75 & $1.89 Mr, & Mrs. Kenneth Hindloy were host and hostosses at anost delicious turkey supper, at their home Tuesday evening in honor of Mr. & Mrs, Gene Hindley of Stock­ton, Calif, Covers were laid for the following guests: Mr. <1 Mrs, Dean Bennett, Mr. cl Mrs, George T. Dudley, Mr. & Mrs. Garth Coleman, Mr. & Mrs, Melvin Sabey, Mr. 0: Mrs. Harold Meldrum, Mr. & Mrs. Duane Harker and Mrs. Blaine Harker, A pleasant social evening was enjoyed,..,. If tho Council are going to do any road gravelling they had better begin to think about it. As one man said, "That pil at the bridge will soon be gone, if.not hauled, it will ba washed away. Beet harvesting is all over and most men have a little spare tine,.,,,,,,. MEN'S PLAED SPORT SHIRTS in bright, colorful plaids that add glamour to any sports outfit, whether it*3 Hunting or Skiing, The Sportsman will want one of this warm shirts with plenty of room for active movements; well sewtj' to withstand strain; and best of all priood to suit all. Comes in sizes 14-|- to 17, .$4,95 and $5.95 MEN'S HEAVYBLUE MELTON CLOTH RAILROADER CAP $1.50 each.. □ Prine Rib, standing rib, per lb.,,,,,..280 Rolled Prine Rib, per lb, Blade Roast, per lb,,..,, Chuck or Shoilldor,. Sirloin Tip, per lb,,,.., ,350 >270 ,270 ,350 PORK:_ Leg of Roast, per lb, Loin, per lb.,•••••,, Shoulder, per lb,,,., Chops, per lb..,,.,,, Steaks, per lb,...,,, Sirloin, per lb,,,,, Loin, per lb..••••., T-Bone, per lb,.,.., Round. Steak, per lb, Shoulder, per lb.,,, Rib, per lb.....,,., ,400 ,400 ,400 ,350 , 300 ,300 3 AU SAG E* A LITTLE BOY’ S POCKETS 200 a lb, or 2 lbs, ,380 ,350 >270 ,350 >320 HAMBURGER . .............. ,.,350 ::::: i; Have mended a pair of trousers re­cently? Trousers that had the knees out? You'didn't happen to turn the pockets in­side out did you? Isn't it fun to see what little boys carry in their pockets? An old watch with no glass on its face, and no hands but it ticks when you jiggle it. Three marbles and a handful of gravel (as big a handful as a five-year old boy can hold) and maybe a piece of heavy string that might be good for oh it might be good for some­thing, sometime! And I betcha when you shook those things out you made up your mind you wouldn't put them back - that you would throw that HJxxnh;'*} away — That's just a silly little game you play with yourself, isn't it? For even as you dig deep into those little pockets, and get the sand under your anils, you know what '$r*u*ll real}7 do J You'll pile it all together and have it ready for him when he asks for it! You see mixed in with that "worthless trash" you'll find a bit of your heart! Its furmyr too*-but after you've pilled them all together you'll find yourself humming! And mixed in with the humming ajLll be a prayer. "Thank yout Lord, for a lit^s boy's pocket, and three marbles, and gravel, and a watch that ticks when you jiggle itJ" Un-Humm—— a little boy's pockets kind of get you, don't they? (Sunday Sohool, Magrath 2nd Ward, Sunday, November 4th.) , 200 a lb. or 2 lbs ,.,,350 FISH ON FRIDAY NOVEMBER gthj Salmon, Halibut, Kippers and Fillets. An excellent variety of Cooked Meats, »S8XXr8X5»S2SSS5S2»I»*2JIJSSSSSJ*SSS2«55«l NOTICEj Tenders will be received by the Board of Trustees on the St, Mary's River School Division, No. 2 until noon of Nov­ember 17th on tho following transportation routes to the school, starting from the N.W. corner of Sootion/2, Rango 23, Town­ship 5 and proceeding % miles east, 1 mile north, 2 miles oast 'and thence along the gravelled highway tc the Magrath School. Seating aooonadation for 35 pupils. Tebdcra must be submitted to Mr. Grant G. Woolley, of Magrath from whom further in­formation nay be secured. Signod Sid Hesketh, So«,Troas, St, Mary’s School Division No, 2, The old man in the theatre dropped something end was making frantic efforts to recover it when a woman next to him aBk-ed what he had lost, "A canaael," he replied, "You don't moon to tell mo,” the wopan said," you are making all this fuss over a caramel?” "Yes,” camo the reply, ‘Ky teeth are in it”. Baorson was right when he wrote:” A hundred non talk where ono thinks; a thou­sand think whore one sees”. Wo all strive for wealth, social posit­ion, applause, power, only to find how empty they are when once achieved,,,,,. STOWE CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY, NOV. 12th in observance of Remembrance Dav, Nov. 11th Also Closed Wednesday Afternoon, Nov. 14th. Toronto Live Stock Market under date of Oct. 31st asys "There are 3000 lambs unsold and packers will not buy any lambs today'« All heavy steers and butchers cattle we.ro a strong .25 to 500 per cwt. lower," It makes one sick to think of rationing meat under these conditions. This is what happens under a bureaucratic government, Canada has too many Donald Gordons issuing controls, restrictions and regulations. These chaps have already outlived their usefulness. The New WeBt Construction Co. have 50 men working on the dam at Spring Coulee, The Old Bucket Ditcher in use on the lateral West of Tovm broke about three weeks ago and has never turned a wheel since, Magrath ditches are in a deplorable condit­ion. "Everybody’s business i3 nobody’s business", they say. Nobody seems to care whether the old ditch now full of silt and muck has water in it or not. Dear Dad and Mothert- I have jiust arrived back from India ahd go to Africa tonight again, Will hav© seven days leave when I come again on Mon­day, Oyr route is, if you vri.9h to trace it. Tempsford, Ihgland, Castel Reneto N» E. Africa (Tripoli) to Lydda Palistine (Jafa) to Shaibah in Iraq on to Caratchi, India and back same way. Load 26 passen­gers and out, flying time last time was 24 hours; one way,distance about 10,000 / miles return, I have not forgotten your bitthday Mother, but some time it gets by before I think of it. I’ll send something as soon as I got a moment to breathe. This business will finish in New Year they say. Some of the POT’S are in one hell of a state and take the change of climate a bit hard. Don’t know whats going to happen after New Years. I’ll stay on as long as I'm wanted, I have grim memories for my wivillian days and have no wish to return to them any sooner than can bo helped. Glad Dad’3 found a job for a while, keep him out of mischief. Love as ever, Alan (p.S. Alan is the son of Mr. & Mrs, Jin Staith. Five years overseas) ' Junior and Ejqplorers of the First Ward held their first Fireside at the home of Mr, & Mrs. George Hamilton, Sunday evening. Jack Harker, recently discharged from tho R.C.A.F, was guest speaker. Those present included! Dawn Robinson, LeVerne Harris, Lavina Keeler, Karen Ririe, Joan Ririe, Gloria Harker, Harold Tanner, G. J. McClain, Watson Ririe, Bill Sudley, Keith Braithwaite, Don Law, Bob Hamilton, James Blaxall and Roy Toomer. ' DON’T FORGET THE LEGION BANQUET SATURDAY NIGHT 7 to 11. R. S. Harker NOTICEi £ meeting of the Magrath Local $388, Alberta Farmers’ Union will be hold at the Town Hall, Thursday even­ing at 8;00 P.M. for the purpose of electing delegates for the Annual Con­vention tho last of November, At this Convention amalgamation of tho Farm Bodies of Alberta will be discussed and Delegates should know the wishes of this Local before leaving, so a good attend- I anco is requested. Your President has several letters on Rural Electrifiication which might be interesting, Wallace Dudley, Pres, Mary B, Pbaris, Soc'y. PROCLAMATION I, Earl Pingree Tanner, Mayor of the Town of Magrath, by virtue of the auth­ority vested ih me by tho Tovm and Villago Act, and in accordanco with a By-L aw of tho Town of Magrath duly pass­ed on tho 5th day of November, 1945, here­by declare Monday, the 12th day of Nov­ember 1945, a civic holiday in the Town of Magrath, and request that all citizens observo the same. - E. Pingree Tanner Mayo r, FOR RENT: g Good Rooms. Mrs, Nellie Felger. FOR Sii-'-iEj go-30 Wallis Tractor or will trade for stock and some cash. Also 2 22 rifle, aisgle shot. Fred MakaroWski. NOTICE: The Annual Missionary Reunion Will bo hold at Cardston, Thursday, Nov. 22nd, Temple session at 9:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m, At the Social Center, Regist­ration at 7:30 p,m»; Banquet, 8:00 p.m,; Special program, 9 p.m. Tickets $1,00 Charles Ackroyd, WANTED: Two used heaters. Good size. Inquire at News Office, FOR SALE: portable Typewrite^. Also an Electric Radio. Miss Loitha Miller. NOTICE: Remembrance Day Services in memory of the valiant men who made the supreme sacrifice in the First and Second World Wars will be conducted in the United Church of Canada, Sunday Kov. 11th, At Spiking Coulee...11 a.m, Magrath, 7:30 pa Rev. H.P. Marston. 1 FOR SAGE: ]_ milk cow. LaMar Bennett. WANTED: Coal Heat er,,.,Mervin Thomson, LOST: 2 cows,fa ffed Durham and a light Jersey),..,.Notify J, W. Alston. . sponsored by the Legion, Monday jnight. A good attendance is requested.AYLLERS* OLIVES* g oz. stuffed........450 AYLKERS TOIUATOE & VEGETABLE SOUPS* 3 tins.,«,..250 aYLi.iEB.Sj Fctncy Bing Cherries, 1 coupon, 20 oz. tins.......................,....290 ROGER’S SYRUPj iq lb......................$1.26 APPLE JUICEj sun-Ripe Brand, 180 HANDY SODASj 40 oz.39^ BRODER1 S CUT GREEN BEhNSj Choice Quality 2 tins.................................... 270 DICED CARROTS* £ tins, 20 oz,..,270 DICED BEETS* oz., 2 tins,260 SALT* 50 lb. Bags, Factory filled,,.$1,05 KRAFT DINNERj por package..,.,•••••., 170 LUNCH COUNTER Special Saturday, nov. io "Apple Pio a la Hode" LO-h 35^ STORE CLOSED ALL­day, yorday, Nov.i 12th in observ­ance of Remember- I ance Day, Nov.11. ! Also, Wednesday Afternoon, Nov, 14th FRESH FRUITS:- FRESH VEGETABLES FRANK CHICORYj pGr pkge 170 ' SWANSDOwN CAKE FLOUR 310 BREX BREAKFAST CEREAL 220 o Grapes.. . . 2 #v s.»32/ Apples,o.. 3 #T s..25/ Oranges, a doZe.,45/ Onions.„„5 #’ s, .22/ Cabbage.. a . 3/ Spuds, ,10 4T So.22/ VASELINE HAIR TONIC ...................470 ELEGANT SHOE DRESSING (Black Liquid) 130 IP ANA TOOTH PaSTE* ig0. gi2C..............470 CHILD’S SIZE SOOTH BRUSH* oaoh.......... 150 CHORE GIRLS* £ for...........................190 NABOB COFFEji* pgr Tb«»...»»•••» ...450 “Jifte Bag -tficd does /iave to^e dated