Magrath Store News (February 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........ FRIDA*, FE3RUARY 9th/45. 3T0RL HOU&ai 3 to 6 SATjAD.-u 8 fcu 7. TELEPHONE NO.8 Office 21, Hardware Dept. 34. Dry Goods Dept. 4r3, Grocery Dept. 4r2. KIDDIES PRINTED COTTONS FOR SPRING AND SCHOOL sYEARp Assorted col styles. Sizes 1 to 12 inclusive. At present we have a good assortment. BOYS' S'nTHOY Wetftlh Recent shipments included: Jersey Dresses, Sheer Blouses, Cooton Blouses, Pleated and flared skirts in assorted colors, Afternoon Dresses in printed cottons and shears, Ssaiatra Jackets and a few Sumner Coots, Girls ALpine Slaois in assorted coLors and sizes. Priced: $1,50 Yooiur little girl wll look as though she stepped right out of the album in one of these darling little jumpers over a. dainty white or contrasting blouse. Thjey’ll make practical dress-up outfits, too, 4 S 5, Two shades of blue, brow and green, oP .50 each. Ladies Rcadyyto-wear. MASRaTH TRADING COMPANY LTD. ”A good place to Trade". Writing Tablets BLUR BIRD ..with or 'without linos, 200 sheets per tablet, 300 m1 rTrrLr BB or with J 1 Ik 1 1 j J.. 1 jl. 1 without linos, lines, 100 shoots. 200 Ud BARRY Bthout Lob Two sizes of tablets, 150 le'Tters, wdhout Hues, 2 sizes of tablets, 150 BIB BROTH'BR Tablots with or vwihout linos, Larger size 300 tnt'.tl v t UA "B 1. ti t m _ jj L Linen finish, 1 latter pad o£’50 shoots, 2*1- envelopes to match 230 HITMT. ellum MB 3 sizo and shaped tablets, 150 OVLtTilDl' RAS . j.l J. With Union Jack design in corner of each rage and flap of envelope. In paper case. 1 pad and 2 doz, envelpoes. ALSO BOXED STATIONERY ? IDEAL FOB VALENTINE GIFTS. SHEERSPUN VRLLTTH -“^n paper Mthout lines. 150 envelopes to match Du Barry, Parisian, Hunt Club Tabbets, Plain Wito W-xh Window glazed, per pkg.............. ......................................................15p A.r Mail Envelopes, per pkg... .,,,100 CANaDIaN STMTiLENT BOOK,,,.,................10y INVOICE FORMS................................................ 150 Mrs, LeVar Harker and dauglrter of Es-quimaat, B,G., Mr. & Mrs. J. E, Harker of Raymond, Mr, ft Mrs, Rulon Rich and family of KKotoks were recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Eiza Rico,,,,, Mr, ft Mrs. Harold 'A■'*<i•»tn of Mik Rivor are guests at the C. S, Maakin home,,,.,, Mrs. Wilson Woodger is the gue3t of her parents, Mr. ft Mrs. Exrl Hariser......... Mr, ft Mrs. Earl Holmm of Lethbridge were weekend visitors......... PLASTIC WOODS _ per tube................ 250 ■B7 lbo jar........,,...,.350 1 lb, tin.............,..$1,00 Mrs. RrssqI Blumeei wsus hostess to ! the following smil friends on Saturday, when she entertained in honor of her daughter Myra Joan's 4th birthday; Kay L Blaxaai, Melva Rae Sabey, Elaine Harker, i Lorainne Passey, Sandra Gruninger, Fredde} Felger, Jimmy and Bobby Sera. Myra re­ceived several gifts and a tasty lunch was served......... Mr. Dick Matson returned home Sunday, after spending the past week at Cards’ton, where he was the guest of his uncle, W. G. Mat sM^..,.-l,» Mie. B^s^f^tie Goolfrey and son of Picture Butte were guests at the home of her parents, Mr, ft Mrs, E. Botuni.»,., STENOGrGA-'HERS' NOTELB00K with ruled centre line,...a,.....*.,..............500 Miss Nadine Low spont tbo weekond in Cabgaryo,.......... .. Mss Maatha Htaker is a hospital p a at- i et Mr. Ross Whitehead of Lethbridge spent the weekend here with his family...... LS PAGES GLUE per tube............... •850 No. 31 (approx, v- pt.)...............5500 No. 32 ..............................850 Mrs. Mary Bonnott of Provo, Utah was a recent visitor in Maagath, when she visited reL-ativcs....... Mrs. Ruth Barbor loft Friday for York, fTebr, where she wll join her hubband who is stb,tOoiod there DE LAVAL SEPARATOR OIL Esppeially prepared for Cream sepia’attrs. per gallon ...... $1,75 Mr. ft Mrs. Sort Toomer of Lethbridge spent the weekend at the home of his sisters, Mieses Idoll and Gladys T^oom^,,,. A.1 kinds of paint, color and story books. Priced 150 and 200. Born to Mr. ft Mrs. Allen Hooiaday, a dbughier, Friday, February 2ni...., II t Word was rocoivod this week from Mrs. ©relyn (Naylor) Noothgrave that her hus­band, Sgt, Jack N, Nrtl^h^rr^a^e,'*^.i^WLcss air gunner, of Toronto was killed whhle patrolling tho Alrjntic coast. Mrs. ,x. C, Nayl » loft for Toronto, by train, Tuesday night Wiere she will meet h r \/daurMor Erolyn, Wio is returning from ' Halifax where she has been residing. Sgt. Noothgravs’s parents reside in Woet Toronto..,,,,, Mrs. Jean Wyman has returned home from Montana where she has been V-siting,...,. ... STKEPEdTbLOUSES in multi-colors. Bow tie at neckline. Short sleeves. Yoke back. Inch vide stripes. Ideal for sports or office w e vr, R ric ccd.o.oo.«.... >,95 each. Mrs. Gladys Harris returned, home Fri­day night after spending the past month and -a. half at Winnnpeg, where she was the guest of her son Danel, wife and family.. L.-DIES HiRaSS in tho latest fashions. Brown Envelope underarm style, beaalifilly finished, inside zipper peck lit. Price..................$4.75 Pouch Style in rich brown shade. Pricce....... .$4.75 Underarm Envelope stylo, black wth clear plastic clasp, inside zipper pocket. Price...... ..$10.95 Boys here or leave this wcokedd in­cluded: Mike Kosmo, Garth Coleman, Royce Wymmn, Arvid Anderson and Gilbert Schaffc:' LADIES GLoVES in natural color. Pigtox leather with dark brown stitching. All siz®9 Priced: ,....227^1 Wte SShrts for special ocasri.^. Size range 14-i to 17. $2.50 ' fanoy.Stiripo in assorted colons. Size range 14£ to 16. $2.50 Sitk Broadcloth Skrirts with daifat'v psitUm that toI. fsmar^ with any suit. Size range 14.-1- to 16. $3.00 ' ............Mmy thi^nrs are opened by mistake, but none so frequently tha»u one’s moo!.»•,.. About 30 friends callcd to wish Mrs. Julia Gagan "Many happy • returns " Satur­day, when the Ladie-3 Aid of the United Church were hostesses at her h'ttie, A delicious plate lunch was served and the guest of honor received many lovely card and romemborraiccs. Mrs. A. R. BriggS returned home from Sa'lt Lake City, Utah, resisting pMut, for hard service* Steel whhel. WH EELBaKKOW s _ Large fam barrow, buHt of seasoned wood, .finished in w^eaihs^r-braces and reinforced We have aLt sizes of Fleeoe-Lined Underwear in Penmanns and Tiger Brand, At a $1.95 a sui-t* Jack s "My faith could move a mouui^rLn,'l Jill: "Then you had better apply some of it to those ashes in the basemenn." Mss Blanche Gorham of Maalnud is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willim Gorham,...... Lester Snith of R.C.A.F, is home on leave.,..,,. $12.95 each, HOUSEHOLD HINTS: To give a wca-like finish to lino-loum, add to tho scrubbing water a starch solution (m.xudW.th e'»ld 'atcr), Besides giving a fine finish, this '.dll help to keep li-ilunl^m clean longer......... .. Bool a couple of onions in a pint of warn*, and use this to remove the dirt from write print...... Never wash piano keys with waaer. Uso a soft cloth dipped in rLyoOQU...•. Grass stains should be sponged with mild almloniarw■.ter solution before being waaheei,..... y SEDES you can put your faith in (as i/EU, AS YOUR FEET} i SCHOOL BOOTS for BOYS "RITCHIE" Ostao-path-ik OXFORD Year after year.. basic shoe in evory man's wardrooee .The simple eo^i^^^I■TilltiTe stylo popular vnth most men^,. Glack kid, nmg . f^t-f-ttor, Bluchhf-cut. Sizes S to lO-g- inclusive. Priced: $8.95 ••CRITTENDEN". Stylish Mon’s wear Orford Balmoral.style...Gomnination fitting.... Pointed toe with too oap...Fubbor ho^O,. Bl^k edf upper. Sizes 8 to 10£ PRICEOs $6.95 Patients ia the Magrath Muuacip.il Hoosital this week includes Mcsdcmos Goorgo T. Dudley, Burns Harker, &ss Elaine Bingham, Mr. Steve Litfdi..... Born to Mr. & Mrs. T. T;gcagh..ihht it the Magrath MuniC-pal Hospital, a baby Friday, February 2nd....... Nooioe: Visiting Hours: at- the Maarath Munncep!gL Ho ostial at tho Mat­ernity Ward s.ro 2p.m. to 3 p.n. and 7 i>nj to 8 p.m. Operative Patients no visitors^ till the 3rd day........ SHIPMENT OF i_ "MoGrrgrr’rSocks, plain and fancies. Sizes 10-g- to 11-g-. Priceds 590, 79o and $1,00 "Happy Foot" Bodes, plain. Sizes 10-iy to ll$r. Priced: 75o per pAr. Mr. ft Mrs. Ben teitkin had as their guost on Monday, their daughher, Mrs. Mary Tfftlmd of Lethbridge. They returned home .with het...*.«,. Born in Calgary to Mr. & Mis. L.3. Tanner, a son ’’Craig Oooggas, on Thurs­day, February 8tth....... ARRIVED THUS MORNING BROW LOAFERS with medium walking hem Sizes 4^- to 7-g--» Price .....$$49^5 Kiddies Blouses rath square neck and em>boi'dery trim. Sizes 7 to 14. Prictd,...o.$.150 Ladies Ready-to-Wear. Drabilt for wear. Re­tunned upper, suede tongue? sturdy too cap. Six oyGy . lets. Black only. Sizes: l.to 5. Rubber heel liftQ $3.95 "KING PIN1' quaHty in a Box-Kip Boot wth rubier hem lift. Black only. Siztis: 8 to 13-..» ....$2«75 1 to 5.».....».33.95 MEN'S MOIRE BOOT "Du r ai'iit" Boots aro always better, $uult to enduro), A! sizes. Black ret wined uppers, heavy stichhod and ag:iled soles, strong eyooets, A rnllll durable work boot. Bond sole. Ml sizes. $5.50 a pHr. Fireside was hold at tho home of Mr, Ms. Harry Jarnos with Mrs, Malro^in Dick- z son and Mss Kathleen James hostesses to / 30 gnosis. The pr-grcm was conducted hyZ Miss Gmco Johnson, Mrs. ffla Bennntt gave interesting information on India, which sho had received From her husband who is stationed there, Earl Harker also gave on interesting talk.on ftra!^,^,^,,,... DRESSING GOWNS FOR FATHER FOR VALENTINE SIhK 3ENGMINE* smaH sizes in colors of Blue and green. $11.95 tach. WOOL FLANNEL* medium size, in green only, $9.95 Blood Donors this week included: L^f^lie DAton, Ray Dalton, Frank Houghton, Syl­vester Raa'ick, Chris Foggin, Sheldon Wtsu all of Del Bonnta, Maarath donors worn Ervin Sabny, Chasi Ackroyd, E, W. Hocking, L. Lifler, Mesdnmes B. Harker and Jean Diddey. Lunch was served by Mr.s. C. Johnson and Mrs, 0. GH..,,,, BUY WAR SAVING STAMPS. WAR EFFOT.,,. HELP THE X-faw VALENTINE BOOKS 250 oa.oh* VALENTIN ES s — — — 100 each 5o each for teacher or relations, meehaaiiaa...0.3 for 50 Also some for 10 each,. VALENTINE SERVIETTES 15o a pkg. Give your party a festive air. Mr. & Mrs, C. 8. Maakin left Tuesday for Edmonton whore Mr. HaHkin will attend the Boy Scout Ainual Meeting which is being held at the McDooiald Hooel, Mr, Maakin is to receive a long service meeal (he has boen an ardent Boy Scout worker for 22 years.) Mr. & Mrs. Cal Meekley end son of Cardston wore weekend guests heer............ $1.35 Value! Naea-fltting slips made from good quuHty satin, bias cut, finish­ed vwth ribbon trim. Tearose and whhie. Sizesj 32, 34, 36, 33. Remoter ladies now is the time to start getting your spring waadroode».... M*. & Mrs. J. A. Ride and Mrs. Aice Fowler left Tuesday for Calgary, whore they will spend a few days.......... Dudo Rucher: "They toll me when I'm in the Saddle I'm pa^'t of tho horse." Cowboy: "Yeah, but t -y didn't twll you what pairt," Ms, L« Parkinson is visiting rdativ^ and friaMs here»,.... A family reunion was held last week­end at the homo of Mr. & Mrs. Hoy Lindwall when the family gathemd to: honor Sgt, Rowon Ashton of Burdertt, who recently re­turned, fafter serving 4 years overseas, OuU-of-town guests included: Ms, Enily Ashton, Row on and Marie Ashton, Mr. & Mrs. ?,fn. Reiseback and son Doorlas of Burdett and Cal Lindvwa.1 of Calgary....... DOESKIN in tan only, 36 inches wide. Ideal for shirts, card table covers, etc. 85o per yd. TOOTAL RAYON* crtasetre3Sstani, pastel floral design, 36 inches wido. 85o per yd. HI Sir ER s«EI GhT *« The latest maacrial for 1945" in grey, green and whhte, 36 inches wide, 75o a yd. RUBBER SHEETING, $1,10 a yd. brown only, 36" wide, RAYON CHECK* blue or yellow. 36" wide. $1.50 a yd. A birthday party in honor of Mrs. Paul was held /ednneday afternoon at the home of Mr. A Mss, Soron AHerson, Guustg included Mesdamos: J, Ga^jan, G, McCoormck, L, Parkinson, L, Alderson, 0. Gyyg, Arnie BlaxaH, A. BaHey, H, Tiltson Jones and , Mrs, Spence, Mrs. Pauu. recoivod many y/ nice gifts and cards from her friends. a lovely lunch was served by the hostess, Sholton Ririe and Vester Heap have received honorable discharges from the R.C.A.F••■«•»■•» Mr, & Mrs. C, M, Maason of Lethbridge were weekend guests at the home of hie parents, Mr. & Mrs. R* M. Maatsrnt..... * £La^, We are featuring a large display of Stamped RRnnnfs, Buffet Sees, Tea Towfes, Luncheon Cloths, Aprons, etc. Mr, & Mrs. Jarnos Blumoll are the parents of baby girl, born Saturday, Feb, 3rd, at Saskatoon, Sras........ Miss Evelyn Low of•Moondain View was the weekend guest of Mrs, M. Loo. INFANTS vtftfHTE STOCKINGS in Botany Wool and Cooton, Sizes 4 to 6, 450 a pair. Mrs, Mary Briggs and Judy, of Card-ston spont Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Jams,.,,.,. Mss Leola B^nns^e^^fc of Lnt,hbridgt was home for the weekend....... fzrr the WTOD BFW, Veal 5 LAF3 * Fork FISH: Salmon - -H Hi bu t-- 1 Fiilets---- Kippered Salmon--- Smoked Herring — Fresh Sole - -- ------ Pickled and Spiced FISH ~ 60 per jar. Cooked Heats of all -L uu b o Loose Lard, 16^^ a # (Bring ycnr own pall.) Cnamerv Bitter Hoc 1 grade Coupons valid 9Q, cu 93, 94, Coupon 95 good Feb,9 VFAL WAHHTFF: - -i / S Heefr Ha,rket ( BRING US YOUR BdRR HIDES. WE PAY HIGHEST Market prices.) Mrs. Maaie Lav entertained the Junior lelief Sooooty, at hor hone Wenneday, Cob. 7th. It was well attended, and enjoyed by all* Noxt week it W-ll be held at Mrs. AvVlda Barbees'. Rorm-emer the date, Monday, Fob. 12th, Born to Mr. & Mrs. George T. Dudley a son, Wed^ns^df^^, Feb. 7tb at Magrath Municipal Hospital...... Tho Rod Gross Moeeing will bo held at the Town Hh/1, Tuesday, February lSth.^i Ycur attendance is necessary, The Rod Cross Tea that was given on January 27th by the Rod Cross Executive Commit ii was well attended. They would like to report a profit of $25.80 which was handed to the Rod Cross. The cos:mliiiel would also like to thank all those who helped in any way. There are going to be several '’Teas'" given in the following months for the Red Cross, Yf'atch for the dates and make an effort to support themi ...........................V,....................... Mr. C. S. Maakin. and son Jimmy attended tho Boy Scout Jamboree at Cardsten past weekend. Fourteen Troops nada up cf 150 Scouts won in attendance. The Jam­boree was held at the Social CoenM, com-noncing Friday and continuing un­til Saturday afternoon. Scouting ga'mjg, tubbing, cormitiiisis, scouting attain­ment was featured, dun imitation campf-i'e was the centre of attraction Friday even­ing, the setting was very effective* Dist. Coo.mlbstt■•>nor C. J. Wight of Cardste;n wus in c hargy...o.* .....••.♦V.......................... See the "Msing San"...... Lost: 1 amaH ihr-mgl purse (souvenir of Moddcine Hat) contains quite a bit of change. Finder please return to Mrs. Ira Q, Fletcher., Waned: amai Drossor, Mrs, M. E. Dustin, Lust: Identification Bracelet wth initials L.B.T. Roy To oner. Lost; A little black dog with a white ring around his neck, with brown paws. Earl Neil-son. Nodce: A Vaenttml Driil wll be held at the Assembly Hall, February 14th width Mik Mi^ol’ s Good’s Orchietpa. in attendance, (the best orchestra in the south). Everybody come and have a good time.- Nodce: is a good timl for the Young Folks. A Bov Sod Bamic will be held in the Assembly ltO.1 Saturday, Feb, 10th at 7 p.m. Admbisidm 10pf Lost: Bltwllm Burns W^ar^oe's and home a library book "Danger on old Baldy"’. Jimmy Maakin. Lost: Ono medium-size bay mare, branded N3 i kmcWLmg the whereabouts of this horse please notify. Leslie Ja^an. Lost: Modern PhivSc9•.•Ciaslet E, Ddl, 1st year college Chinbstry. Reward. Jay HEarnl'ton, VOLUNTEER ,BLOOD DONORS Persons between the agos of 18 and 60 in good health can bo Blood Donors* Anyone in doubt about their health should consult their physician regarding making a donation. INSTRUCTIONS ON DIET. Evening :- Breekfast: If oaten before 9:00 a.n. cat your usual breakfast. If taken after 9:00 ca.m. omit butter and cream, Eggs nust be poached or boilod»..OOT FRIED. Mid-Day:- Any clear soup. Fish ------cod, haddock, fresh, salted or smoked; stemmed or poached. Vegetdaies---cookc;d or raw, but not fried- Fruit—acooksd or raw and/or fruit juice. White bread plain or toasted. Tea or coffee, clear w.th sugar and skimmed milk. In place of fish a hot dish of rice with tomato sauces may be eaten but NO CHEESE, BUTTER OR OTHER FAT. Sandwich os.. .Use white bread with chili or some moist relish jam. honey. fruit or marmmaade. No salad drossing pleaso. Suupeer- Adhere to the above list. Drink plenty of liquids such as fruit juicesj tomato juice. etc. Morning Clinics Havo a heavy dinner or supper the pre­ceding evening and if desirod a late snabk before going to bed. Bro^ka^:- Eat plenty of fruits, raw or cttKld. hot or cold ooreal vw.th syrup. or sugar and skimmed milk only. WHITE bread or toast wth jam. naIrmpalgdt or honey. Tea or oof^e clear or'with sugar and skimmed milk only. KO BCGS? BACON. CREAM OR BUTTER. (Keep for future reference). COPY The Maarath Trading Coimmony Ltd. • Maarath. Sold to Albort Abeta. Jan. 27.1945. Bossinghcm 1 PuHey....... ...................... —------3.75 . PuHivSs.... . . .......3.5-------6.9(0 - rope ......... ...................... ........UPO 2 Hay slings... ..............11.50 ------ 23.00 Ron a. . . . , . . .. ................................... 1.5. 46,25 Paid. D. B. Notice the Dato, Mr. Bossinghm lives at Spring Coolae. An order like the above a Storo gencraLly expects to receivo about July 1st. Here is one farmer who anticipates his requirements five months in advanco. And yesterday. we noticed a large ship­ment of mower knives being sent to the McIntyre Ranching CoM For Sale: McCC<lay,t IIcaaor, Used 6 months $15.00. Mr3. Neal Lash. Lost: Glasses. Finder please notify Foinella Burgess. NoUce: Mil the party who got my rubbers at RoHef Soocety. Tuesday. please get in touch vwth me as the ones I got are too large. Mrs. G. Thomson. Lost: 1 pair of Brown Pumps. size 5-,-. Cuban heel, Lost at Asttmbly Hull. Wed. Jan 24th. Nadias Dow. Notite: Cons onei Come alii To the Green and Gold BaHl Presented by the Mcarath Second Ward M.I.A. Friday. February 16th. Your Q^een io Darlene Babey. Give her your best supporti Free to BuUdrl-^HOde^s, 650 a oauF^ for Not-BnUd0thitdorB. Mrs. M. E. Dutin received word yester- day( Wedlstday, that her son A*vel of Del BooHa had received a card that morning. which was dated January, 6th. from her son 1st Liu’. Lauren Dustin who is serving with the Amticgn Army overseas, saying that Ebe was alive and weei. but a pristcer-of-war in Gormjay’’. Born to Cpl. and Mrs. E» R. Carruthors (nee Maararot Carr) a boy. Feb. 2nd at the Gceoral ^o^tal. Calgary. AT THE PARK THEATRE: „ THRUSDAY, .FRIDAY & SATURDAY. "SINCE YOU WENT AWAY’' gurley T'emle w.th Claudd!;^ Coolert. Joseph Cotton ((TWO SHOWS: First Show starts at 6 P.M, sharp. Saturday. )* Rubber the Red Cross Dance Friday. February 9th m,th Ted’s Melody Men. Floor Show. Prizes. Noovlty Deuces. Simai CCileren,s Printed Ovelatls in red or blue background with sailboat desigh, Priced’,,,., 850 each. WHEN YOU MEET A MaN IN WOE,, WALK RIGHT UP AND SaY "HELLO". ..................V.................... MONDAY, TUESDAY « WEDNESDAY, "SWilET AND LOOwDQDN1** sNstaring Benny Goodman and his band. Linda DnnH Lynn Baai. Juck Oa^kc. James CardwoH. John Cegmloll, Allyn Joslyn The band you’^lovc to Svang toi Tunos yoHl love to Sing toi Romanoe you’ll love to Dream toiAh a MMcGRaTH TRADING COMPPLY limited. MAGRaTH* alberta* > * L Friday and Saturday, 9th and 10th, LUNCH COUUNTERSPECIAL „ SATURDAY February loth, ICE CREAM .............nd , .......CAKE, Prioe 150 ! ORAJGES* med, ,,.».',»per doz,.,,,,,3£0 LEMONS* per doz,,,50 GRAPEFRUIT, 4 for,.,............................20 CABBAGE* pQJr lb,,,,,,,,,030 Knox Ggeatine per pkg, 250 Hedlunds Sand-wdch Moot, per tin 170 prem • per tin 290 LETTUCE* per head,,,<.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,180 CELERY* per lb',,.10 Prairie Maid Peas per case..,..21 6 tine, 20 oz,«,,,,,,,,.,,,790 2 Family sized Coonflakes Free giiss.,270’ Magic Basing Soda, per box.,,,,.,,,100 ALpha M-lk 2 tins 210 Quiok Macaroni per pkg, 140 Navy White Beans 8 lbs, 220 Heinz Tomato Juice, Gallon size,,,,,»«,,,.,,,,630 Mcagi-o Baking Powder, 2i lb,,,,,,,,••••••»,,,,,«650 Bushels Puffed What,,,,,,,,.,.,,310 Purex Tooiet Tissue, per pkg..,»........o... ...250' Camay Soap, 4 bars,•••••••••••.,••••••20 Pejarl Soap, Nabob CCfe®, per lb ................................. 460 5 bars,■•••••••»••••• •••,,260 Oxyddl, Reguuar, Nugget Shoe Polish Black or Broom, 2 tins 250 25