Magrath Store News (November 18, 1955)

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.Phones- Office 21, Groceries 4, Hardware 34, Pry Goods 124. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH, 1955 ................................................................................................MAGR^TH, ALBERT;,. „ BL RLADY FOR TELEVISION WE ARE READY TO SUPPLY YOU WITH THE BEST IN T V. R C A VICTOR 17 INCH AND 21 INCH VALUE LEADERS THE "H U R 0 N" - EXCEPTIONALLY LOW-PRICED TABLE MODEL BRINGS YOU SPARKLING rEIFORMANOE TH.-T’S WAY AHEAD IN ITS PRICE FIELD. SMaRT metal cabinet comes in high-gloss WOOD C-RaIN FINISHE. MATCHING STAI© AVAILABLE AT SLIGHT EXTRA COST.. .17'.' .MODEL..................... $204.95 THE "T 0 W N S M A N" - OFFERS SUPERB DEEP IMAGE PERFORMANCE. TcxBLE MODEL AVAILABLE WITH ATTRAC­TIVE MATCHING CONSOLETTE CRADLE BASE, DESIGNED FOR SPEAKER MOUNT­ING..........................................................^ 254.95 BASE EXTRA. THE "B R 0 C KT 0 N"- THE GRaCE OF STYLING PLUS THRILLING PERFORM­ANCE AND EXCEPTIONAL VaLUE. NEW SPOT-ILLUMINATED TUNER DIAL, 3 POINT TONE CONTROL, PHONO JACK Al® PHONO SWITCH. DEEP IMAGE. $359.95 WATCHES HERE IS A OilRL/EMS GIFT SUGGESTION FOR THE YOUNG SON OR DAUGHTER - THEIR FIRST WATC’I. TIMEX V-OONIC MOVEMENT, SHOCK RE­SISTANT, GttxRANTEED FOR ONE YEaR. ROUND OR SQUARE MODELS FOR BOYS OR GIRLS IN ROLLED GOLD PLiTED CaSE............................... A59.95 POCKET KNIVES PREMIUR "LIFETIME’1 STOCK KNIVES OF TOP QUALITY. BR..S LINER WITH STEEL BOLSTERS, BONE STAG HaNDLE, THREE STEEL BLADES. ..................................,$3.50...................................... FOR WATCH BRiCELETS, LIGHTER EQUIPMENT, ETC WE CAN FILL YOUR REQUIREMENT-. LUGGAGE THE THRILL OF kNY JOURNEY, LONG OR SHORT, IS THE FEELING OF SATISFACTION ONE GETS FROM POSSESSING .^TRACTIVE LUGGAGE. WHY NOT GIVE THAT COLLEGE STUDENT «L PIECE OF LUGO-GE FOR CHRISTM..S. .VAIL.BTE IN SETS OR INDIVIDUAL PIECES. MODERATELY PRICED. THERMOS BOTTLES WHY HOT M..NE SURE’ YOUR CHILD HAS I HOT LUNCH BY PURCHASING A WIDE MOUTH VaCUUM BOTTLE. HOT DISixOS SUCH aS H~lxT BALLS, SOUPS, STEWS, AND BAKED BE^NS CAN BE PUT IN THEM. OBTAIN YOUR TELEVISION ANTENNA NOW. COMPLETE KITS ................................................................. ¿16.40 Mr. nc! Mrs. Viughn Sheffield of Kaysville, Utr.h, Rood Hacking of Or--":, Ut-'.h, and Wcyno Hackin. md nervine Bri;;/s of Provo, Ut.;h arrived in Ma yr .th Mond y to attend the fun- •cr'.l of the late Ge or;;? Nackint., Rood and Wayne are sons, and Mrs. -N-. ’'field a d’uahter CAMPUS“ JACKETS LIMED UJiPUS J .CISTS. BRH-D TRIM. JUST THE THING TO KEEP OUT TIUT WINTER CHILL. SIZES 12 TO 16 YEARS. COLORS WINE aND ILVY. PRICES' AT...........DIO.95 -1® £11,95 Mrs. Kenneth Lindley w?.s a wook-ond visitor in Calgary, tho guest of nor sister, Mrs, Loom rd Bondy._______ ______ COME UPSTAIRS FOR COLD WEaTHER WEIRING. SEE OUR CHILDRENS’ ONE U TWO PIECE SNOW SUITS 01’ NYLON Id® G'B.-RDIHE. SIZES 2-6. ex CHOICE OF COLORS, LB.95, „<11.95, $13.95 NEW DREcCEa -LIE .xRRIVING SHOP E-xRLY FOR TILT ;xLL E-IPORT.xRT CHRIeTMao DREcS. SEE THE NEW SENS.xTION IN FABRICS - CRYSTtxLU. LOVELY COLOR GOMBUTIOIS. BUDGET PRICED. Mr. end Mrs. Ifcx Anderson end daughter, Dobbio of Bow Island visited friends and irolatilzos in Magrath Saturday. Tho apartment of Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Rico in the Dan Fowler hone wig d ,m. a by fire Tuesday afternoon. Two f'.llen bricks in the chimney cased the fire. D a a;y xvae confined to the attic, walls .rd ceiling. TERRY BONNETS VELVET “TERRY” BONNETS. DR Ro YOUR LITTLE GIRL UP IN ONE OF THESE JORnBIE BONNETS. COLORS RED Al® BLUE...........................................¿3.95 Friends will bo gl'd to hear that Mrs. Stanley Scott has recovered sufficiently to leave the hospital and is convalescing at tho hone of Mr. and Mrs. Fairfield in Lethbridge; CiHUISi'S GABARDINE JACKETS WITH GOOD QUALITY QUILTED LINING. A MUST FOR OUT­DOOR COMFORT. COLORS ROYAL, WINE, GREEN, a I® BROWN. SIZES 4 TO 6X......................$5.95 Miss Evolyh Loose of CalgarJ wa^ a week­end visitor at tho hone of her parents, Hr. and Mrs. Ervin Loose. BOYS' FLANITSLETTE LONG-SLEEVE SHIRTS. HAVE ATTRACTIVE DESIGNS INTERWOVEN ON THEM. SIZES 2 TO 7, PRICED J „>1.89, >1.98 -ND •>2.39. DONT UxVE YOUR CRRISTMaS SHOPPING UNTIL THE L®T MUTE. SEE OUR GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR THE SM-LL FRY, THE YOUNG SON -ND D..UGL­IER, LOVELY CLOTHES FOPl TiIE COLLEGE MISS . WE HaVE A’ HEW SHIPMENT OF SM SHOES FOR CHILDREN. PATENT ONE -.1® TWO STRAP STYU. RED KID, xxl® BROWN CALF. LITTLE BOYS' EIDERDOWN B.xTHROBEa IN RED, BLUE ...1® WINE. JUST THE THING TO SLIP OVER THOSE PYJ-MaS OR A COLD Wil TER NIGHT a1® VIEW T.V. SIZED 2-Z.-6........................ $2.98 Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Sheridan and daughter of Calgary ..re visiting in Mc.gr ;th this week.. OF THEM txLL ...THE TEDDY BEAR COAT. POPULAR COLORS, STYLES Al® PRICES. SHOP HOW WHILE THE JLEUYIOH IS GOOD. WE STILT- H..VE .. FEW CHILDREN'S CO.xTS. SEN THEM. PIE.xSING STYLES FOR THE MISS. SLIPS SEE OUR ASSORT­MENT OF L.DIES’ i-il® CHILDREN’S SLIPS, Avail­able in cotton, nylon, silk crepe, nylon tricot, all have deep lace or nylon eyelet embroidery trim. Wo have a few slips for little girls with the crinoline skirt, just tho thing to wo ;r under tlr.t now party dross, or full skirt. LYDIES’ SLIP SIZES: 32-44. PRICED FROM $2.39 TO 34.95 Relatives fron out of town attending tho M. H. Gibb funeral Saturday afternoon were Orson Gibb, Salt Lake City, Utah, Rulon Gibb, Wash­ington D. C., Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gibb, Provo, Utah, Mrs. Annetta Scoville, Ednonton, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Edwards, Coaldale, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gough, Tabor, Mr. and Mrs. Loren ■ Low, Cardston, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nielson, Calgary, Mr. and Mrs. Reece Gibb of Rosemary. PANTIES JUST IN — A NEW SHIPMENT OF LITTLE GIRL’S SILK PANTIES. LOVELY SHADES OF BLUE, PINK, WHITE, MAUVE»SOME HAVE LACE TRIM, OTHERS IN NOVELTY TRICOT DESIGN........................ 39<J Al© 49f LADIES BOXED PANTIES — THREE D .IHTY P-..IRS OF PANTIES IN COLORS WHITE, PINK, UJD BLUE HAVE WIDE L®E TRIM. aTTRnCTIVELY BOXED 3 Pa IRS FOR 32,70 NOTE OF APPRECIATION: We would like to express our sincere appreciation for tho help and many kindnesses shown us during the long illness and passing of our father and husband Annie Gibb and family DRAPES JUST IN — A SHIPMENT OF LOVELY NOVEL aTYLE PL-STIC DR.--.W DRaPES — the drape with tho floating action —MADE OF LIGHT WEIGHT VINE PLASTIC THESE DRAPES ..RE IN aTTUCTIVE floral Patterns, lovely shades...........$2.98 THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED " A Good Place to Trade" NOTE OF APPRECIATION: I would like to sincerely thank the fire department, and all those who helped put the fire out, as well as got furniture and clothing safely stored Tuesday afternoon. Gordon Rice, “nTgi-itgowns MnDE OF THE EVER P0PUL.R RAYON TRICOT AND FASHIONED .iLONG BECOMING LINES. NYLON LICE TRIMMED, SIZES - SMALL, MEDIUM, URGE. COLORS- PINK, BLUE, and WHITE...PRICED AT 31.98 to 33.49. B E D J A C K E T S ; WE HIVE A LOVELY BEDJACKET IN NYLON TRICOT WITH NYLON EYELET Al® RIBBON TRIM................................................. 33.59. BEDUC1STS IN SOFT NOBBED COTTON - SOFT AS DOWN. COLORS PINK, OR BLUE..S,.M, L..&4.25 ~ GLOVES-SEE OUR ARRE! OF NEW GLOVES. CHOOSE A PAIR FOR THIS COLD WEaTHER. NYLON ANGORA GLOVES IN SHaDES OF WHITE, GREY, YELLOW, PINK. ALL HAVE CONTRASTING KNOB TRIM.................$1.49 NYLON STRETCHY GLOVES — THE GLOVE THAT FITS ALL SIZES. AVAILABLE IN ALL COLORS...98$ DISNEY Lil© CHILDREN’S GLOVES WITH WALT DISNEY'S FAVORITE SCREilE CH..UCTERS APPLIC» aYED OH THE BiiCK, SIZEia 2—6..........89^ WE H.1VE JUST RECEIVED .. SHIPMENT OF NEW PRINTS. MAKE THOSE APRONS HOW FOR CHRISTMAS SIFT GIVING FROM OUR COMPLETE STOCK...55$ YS Little Miss Wendy Pashuk is a hospital patient this wook. JUST ARRIVED - GREY FLANNELETTE BLANKETS WITH ROSE STRIPES... 54x80.....................35.35 pr FLANNELETTE BLANKETS IN PLÈ .SING CHECK DESIGN IN SHADES OF BLUE, RO.>E, GOLD, end GREEN ON WHITE BACKGROUND ...70x90....$5.35. por lb.... 39^ ERESI-I SIDE PORK........... P,rl-0... 42 £ VEAL ROUND STEAK.................... 59.I BEER CUBED STEAKS..... ......... ^»....65,I WEINERS............. collo packages SMOKED COD EILLETS............P.rlb... 490 W XTJ; FRUIT C.4S cup shortening 1 cup sugar 1 tsp. vanilla 3 eggs 2 tsp. almond oxtract 1 tsp. salt 1 cup raisins 1 tsp. baking powder 1 cup chopped candied or maraschino cherries, 2^- cups all purpose OR 2g- cups pastry flour, cup fruit juice (orange or lemon or milk nay bo used) If desired add lb. cirtron slivered thin or nixed peel. y- cup coconut. METHOD: Cream. shortening, add sugar, vanilla and almond, extract. Add eggs, one at a tine, boating well after each. Dredge fruit with part of flour. Sift remaining flour with salt, baking powder, and add alternately with liquid. Mix in fruit and nuts. Lino a 7"x7" cake pan with two layers of greased paper and fill 2/3 full. Sake in a slow oven 300’F for 1^- hours. This cake keeps well. George a. Hacking, a former Magrath resi­dent passed away Sundry morning in the Cnrd-ston hospital. While at Magrath Mr. Hacking was active in community affairs and. served one term as mayor of the town. Funeral services wore conducted' 'Wed. . afternoon from the Cnrdston oocond Ward with Bishop Robert Low officiating. Internment follow­ed in the Magrath Cemetery. Funeral services for the late Milton II. Gibb ra.ro hold in the First Ward Chapel Saturday afternoon with Bishop R.E. Blunol officiating. The choir, under the direction of J. 0. Brid .0, with Maude Ririe at the organ rendered "Oh My Father". Invocation was by Patriarch Peirce Fisher. The ladies’ chorus under the direction of H.C. Poulson sang "Beside Still Waters". J. H, Bridge spoke, followed by a vocal solo by Bertha Cr.gson - "Going Hone" accompanied by Verona Morkloy. Remarks wore- offered by Bishop R. E. Blunol. The choir sang "Some­time Wo’ll Understand" with the benediction by Clarence .-xllred. C. C. Spencer dedicated the grove. The beautiful floral tributes wore under the direction of the Roliof Society. Pallbearer wore LoRoy Nielson, Lorin Low, Wayne Gough, Eldon Edwards, Janos Gibb and Guy Gibb. Wednesday evening a special meeting of the local F.U.i. was hold in the United Church hall with chaiman George Judlcy in charge. Special speakers were Mr. H. Patching, for­mer president of the Magrath District No.14, and Mrs. Olivo Douglas, vice-president of the Farm Women of alberta, who was intro­duced by Mrs. L. E. Pharis. Special music I was given by Mrs. Isabel Bennett. Follow­ing the speeches, light refreshments wore served. F. F. Bnlderson showed films taken of local sportsmen feeding ducks at St. Mary’s dem last winter. THE MIGRATI! TRADING COMPANY LIMITED. and Mrs. G, W. Passey of Lethbridge are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter bom November 15th OJJJCZUllUJjLWJ FOR CHRISTMAS GIFT-GIVING CHOOSE FROM OUR WIDE SELECTION OF CHURCH BOOKS. OUR VERY SPECIAL QUADRUPLE COMBINATION............. §20.00 TRIPLE COMBINATION IN LARGE PRINT...§10.00 SMALL TRIPLE COMBINATION................................§7.50 CAMBRIDGE BIBLE WITH READY REFERENCE. 411.00 WORLD BIBLE..............$1,50: BOOK OF MORMON..600 WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF §1.00 VALUES INCLUD­ING STORY SERMONB, STORY GEMS, ETC. ALSO WELL-KNOWN FAVORITES SUCH aS : KINGDOM OF GOD RESTORED, SPIRIT GIVETH LIFE, TEN COMMANDMENTS TODAY, LET YOUR LIGHT SHINE OUR LORD OF THE GOSPELS, TRE liiUiiio TO SiiARE TEMPLES OF THE MOST HIGH. NOTHING MORE THAN A GOOD BOOK. CHOOSE OliE PLEaSES OR MORE REDUCING WITH MEAT With one of every four adults in this coun-try overweight, more attention must be de­voted to weight reduction and the importance of neat and other high protein foods in weight reduction. Moat is one of our rich­est sources of high quality protein. With a diet that includes plenty of loan moat, you can satisfy your appetite, lose weight, and maintain your strength. STURDY DRESS P.hlTS FOR THE YOUNG MAN OF THE HOUSE. GABARDINE DRESS P-NTS WITH SELF BELT..........................................................§2.98 & $3.95 DRSfes PANTS IN WAS.mELE ..CET.xTE. DEEP GREY COLOR. SELF BELT WITH J.lCKIIIFE aIKD CHAIN. SIZES 8 TO 10............................................................§4.98 ____ _________________ < BOX’S DRESS SHIRTS WHITE COTTON BROADCLOTH DRESS ^SHIRTS WITH FRENCH CUFFS. COMPLETE NAVY BOW TIE AND CUFF LINKS. JUST BAD’S. SIZES a - 12........................§1.98 PINK FRENCH CUFF, CHARCOAL.... COTTON BROADCLOTH DRESS SHIRTS WITH BOW TIE uND GUFF LINKS IN ...................................................... $2.98 MIGRaTH MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL PATIENTS this wook are: Mrs. George Coleman, Mrs. Elmer Beswick (Spring Coulee) David Iraki, Stove Engbon, Mrs. Redd and son, Mrs. Waldner and daughter, Mr, Loo Coleman, Mr. W. R. Robin­son, and Mr. Honaan Johns. Mrs. Douglas Loose and sons Michael and Donny were guests at the hone of her parents Mr. .and Mrs. Brown of Ensign, Alberta last week.____________________________________________ SOCKS STRETCiIYDRESS SOCKS. THE SOCK THAT STRETCH­ES TO FIT 1NY SIZE. AVAILABLE IN A VARIETY OF popular color COMBINATIONS...........§1.50 PR. RAYON DRESS SOCKS IN GREY, WINE, AND BLUE. 79?! A PAIR. KIDDIES TEE-VEE SOCKS IN GREEN, WINE, AND BLUE.................................................................................§1.98 AT THE P;iRK THEATRE; Thursday, November 17th, BEACHHEAD with’Tony Curtis,,Frank Lovejoy and Mary Murphy. Technicolor. Friday and Saturday, November 18th & 19th MY SISTER EILEEN with Janet Leigh, Jack Lemmon. Technicolor and in Cinemascope. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, November 21st, 22nd & 23rd WHITE CIIRLHTlib starring Bing Crosby, Danny Kayo, Rosemary Clooney. THE M/AGRATH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED "A Good Place to Trade" "You boys of today think too nuch about rjoaey. Do you know what I was getting when I .larried your aunt Fuddy?” I'-aphew: "Ho, end I bet you didn’t either. '¿x *' 9 Mr« and Mrs, Hal Meldrun arrived in Magrath this weelf, They have been residing in B. C, ' THERE ¿RE SPEC1^15 IM ALL DEPARTMENTS. VIAIT OUR COUNTER OF SPEC L. IS UPSTAIRS. FOR. SAIL: Snail size Colernn Oil heater. Used very little. The Hardware Dept, There re dozens of n?kos of Television sets on the -inrket. Of then 11 we chose R. 0. Victor. Over sixty pcr-cent of all Televi­sion sets sold in Canada are R. C. Victor Wo have four ;odeIs on display for you to choose fro;:. by the Canedien Government is a Britian offered The Wheat Surplus, to our way of thinking, was mostly brought about ' ” ~ Wheat Board. The Ottawa "Sitting Duck". Hero are a few samples. 32,00 a bushel, Canada wanted 32.05. No agreement. Elevators in Magrath wore plugg" ed with low grade,, wheat, Perhaps ore. We offered' ?1.10 for 10,000 No. 5 and 6 feed wheat, the offor down. That was three years ago. to date, 30? a bushel. The sane wheat wouldn’t bring 50? on to-day’s market. The Wheat Board (the cry baby) is spend­ing their tine denouncing the U. S. surplus disposal program as contributing to present day marketing difficulties. Ezra Taft Benson told a press conference that the U. S, is not going to allow storage costs to "eat up" the huge U. 8. food sur­pluses. "They must be movod'^ ho said. We have never yet rsad of any complaints from the Elevator Companies about the grain not moving. With huge annexes bulging and more being built, with then everything is woll and good. Their bread is being butter­ed on both sides at the farmers expense. The Old Lij.a Companies could at least give their agents n T. V. set. "They also serve who only sit and wait". they still bushels of was turned Storage rT rl Remembrance Day >;• amices were conducted in the United Church Friday November 11th with Pw’V. Dr. Stanley Scott and Bishop R. E. Blunellin charge. The Spring Coulee United Church choir, under the direction of Mrs. Macintosh wore in attendance. Opening prayer and scripture reading were given by Bishop BlunelJ. followed by the hymn "0 God Our Help in .yes Past, choir number, address by Dr. Scott. Hymn - "0 Valient Hearts Who to Your Glory Cano", ^rtliUB Spencer road the names of those who sacrificed their Jiv­es. Inspito of the bitter cold, weather e good number marched to the cenotaf for ti following ceremony. Dr. Scott 07? openin er in unison. The wore observed. The greatly to the pronounced the with the died in the cenotaf. ___ jne . -uuuu u._ ired the ,g prayer, followed by the Lord’s Pray- Last Post md Reveille o recorded with two minutes silence being Scouts in uniform added ceremony. Bishop Blunell benediction. 1 new plaque up-to-date names of those who Hava wars will bo placed on the NOTICE: Is your nano on the birthday or anniversary calendar? If not you ore ’miss­ing some real bargains at your local busin­ess houses. Please contact Dr. Brewerton, W. Brown, or Sue Sagn before November 24th. NOTICE: Keep in mind the "Snow'11 Ball to be held in the M. II. S. Gyn. on November 18th at 9 P.M. admission: '11.00 per couple, extra gents 75?, extr* l-.dios 50?. Every­one welcome. NOTICE; Everyone is invited to a shower for our new kitchen on Wednesday, November 30th at 4:00 P.M. in the Relief Society Roon. First Word Relief Society Presidency NOTICE: Rev. a _ Bible Society will be guest speaker at the United Church Services at Spring Coulee, Raymond, and Magrath, Sunday, November 20th Wood of the British Foreign FOR S^LE: 1 brood sw, 25 or 30 tons of baile3 alfalfa hay, 15 old ewes. _ Jack Rasmussen, FOUND on icy lawn: a maroon colored house slipper. Dora Coleman. NOTICE: NOTICES, ADVERTISEMENTS, LOST Ki© FOUND SJIiroUNCUtNTS, ETC. MUST BE IN WRIT­ING, NO TELEPHONE CALLS PLEaSE. The Store News. NOTICE. The Hospital Auxiliary will hold thoir annual monthly meeting Friday evening, November 18th at 8 p.n, in the Hospital Lottie Harker, Pres. FOB. SALE: One quarter section of land west of town. Partly irrigated. For particulars Russell Blunell. see SALE: 80 acres of choice fam land. Bert Jonson FOR < NOE, McClarys 80 Range kitchen coal stove. ’ Ervin Harris, NCmICE: The Evening Auxiliary will hold their monthly mooting Monday Evening, Nov­ember 21st at the homo of Mrs. Betty Simpson Roll call will be answered with the handing in of 2 aprons and 2 recipes. Mrs. Eric Hohn of Spring Coulee will show pictures on Tanganyika.. Horrn Owens. LOST; pink wool head square. Janie Bennett NOTICE: Will all Canvassers who may still have Red Cross receipt books or funds in thoir possession, please hand these in to the treasurer, Mrs. Taylor, at the Post Office immediately. We are far short of our objective, we have received less than -f of our quota, and can not expect to keep Red Cross Cervices operating in our town if we do not do better in our Ca bo appreciated if anyone canvassed would bring in our credit. C. E. Harris, mpaigns. It would in town who was not a donation to boost Pres NOTICE: The Magrath High School is sponsor­ing the play "Julius Caesar" presented by the Lancaster Theatre Co. of Vancouver. This is a professional company of lonr and a first class performance The Play will be held on Thursday, November Tickets are available of the High School, ■ experience is assured, in the assembly Hall 24th '.t 1:15 P.M. from staff and students R Blur ell NOTICE; Tuesday evening, November 22nd, in the First Word Chapel, T. Georgs 'wood of Raymond will speak and show films of Japan, and the Pacific Islands. Everyone Welcome. THE H-GRaTn TRADING COMP-MH LIMITEDAIM03D NUIS S9ÿ 2 tins 49^ til. 65 FRIDAY ?. SATURDAY, N0V3EER 18TII & 19TH MAGRAT I-1 TRADING CO FROZEN STRAWBERRIES VICK’S VaPORW JlFriiir GHOLCOL .TE. .li^ht or A’rl: 79p par lb. T'S 50 RASY TO SHOP AND SAVE Al THE . TOMATOES..dioico quality... ..100^ puro KERbZl’S PE..1ÏÜT BUTTER..............4 lb. tin.............. 980 p ) s d ■ ■ ■! r tt rp Lt^L-lXI -il* u-L-Jl J- RUEL RED...3/35$ Gum à Li fesavers..5¿ SR. FOR YOUR FROZEN VEGETABLES .■.ND FRUIT VISIT OUR DEEP FREEZE. ICECREAM IN ALL SIZES U LT !>*. VOflS