Magrath Store News (June 1, 1956)

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 Hardware 34 Groceries 4 Dry Goods 124 FRIDAY, JEYE 1, 1956 4 4. ¿MAGRLTH, AIBERTA JUNE BeratifuLly designed pile blue Belgian FOR THAT BRIDE We have many different types of irons suitable for that gift. Crystal glasses. 8 for........................ $4.8A WATER SETS - pitcher and six glasses, many different designs for................ 2.75 HOSTESS SETS by Libby glass................. 2.95 Come in and see our wafle irons, iea kettles and other pots and fans. Pressure Cooker SUN BEAM controlled hut foyer pan, auiomtic for................$2*9.95 TOASTER.............................................. 22.80 Electric POP CORN POPPER.............. 5.95 DURAWARE - 12 pieces, compete setting f*r two persons, COLOJRFAST, SHATTERPROOF for only.................................................................................22.98 Adjustable ironing boards............ $11.95 BUY WROUGHT' IRON - ash trays, fruit bowls, candLe stick holders, snack servers, serving trays, zine racks, T. V. tables floor lamps. All these are beutifully designed TOAST RACKS - moddrnly designed-with Jam and butter dishds......................................$ 2.95 TALL FLOWER VASES - two for.....................1.19 ULTRA-MODERN electric clocks Clocks............................................................... 14.95 See our display of wide mouth thermos and lunch kits. PAINTS AND VARNISHES. Billet 540 any shade desirable. Sa tin-Gio ' Silk Stone Baptone Super Spar Enamel We have all these paints in the color you want. VIGERO - comppete plant food for your lawn. Helps keep lawns looking lovlier. BROCKTON MODEL T.V. SETS CONGOLEUM - gold seal rugs. Prices ranging from...................... ............ $6.75 to $16.50 LINOLEUM - We have these floor covers in many different patterns and colors. .Prices from $2.60 io $6.75 per yd. BACON ............................................................ (home cured) .................. ...per lb....48^ ROLLS....... (by the piece)...per lb.... 49 / FRESH GROUND BEEH.d^)....#^..... 49/ CORNED BEEF LOAF. .(tasty, sliced)..per lb..68/ RING BOLOGNA..... ..(garlic or plain)...per lb. 39/ Ms. Iaura IKistina Andersen, wife of Peter Aneársela, died in hosppital Weediescday fey 23, following a lengthy illness, Ms. Andersen is survived by her husband Peter Andersen, four sons, CMis of Claresholm, James of Blackie, Mx of Bow Island and Clarence of Lethbridge; seven da-ugatiers M*s. Anne Luchia of Lethbridge, Ms. Joh­anns Sindlinger of California, Ms. Dagmar Layo of Grand Prrairie, Ms. Alta Petersen and Ms. Mary Lein of Valley View, Ms. M.na Arndt of ifaggrath and Ms. Jennette Wales of Glen Lelie; 25 grand­children and 5 great grand children. The burial took place in Houutain View cemet­ery, Lethbridge. The 1956 LDS Serníinary Graduation was held lfay27,1956. Program conducting by Ervin Hove/. Invocation - Elwood Gurney. "I have A Testimony" by Megaaet Ann BlummU and accompanied by Ruth Steele. The welcome address was given by Joanne Duafield, semiÊry president. For the Graduates by John Tanner. Presentation of Diplomas by President Snow. "Temióle By The River" by the Sernimry Sextette - Bessie Taylor, Ruth Norton, Myrna Gurney, Dixie Toommr, Erva Sabey, IMrion Robinson. The graduates were: Sharon Anderson, Gerald Berndt, Arda th Bly, David CaldweU, Kenyon Chipman, Joanne DuFfield, Elwood Gurney, M^rna Gurney, Elaine Harker, Ervin Hovey, Gladys Lindy, Ruth Norton, Autdrey Pilling, George Reel, Ife-rian Robinson, Erva Sabey, Ruth Steele, John Tarnier, Bessie Taylor, Dixie Toommr, Allen Tiraren, and Tom Wilde. Post Graduates were l-ihrgaret Ann BlummU, Margret Ann Clifton, Mona Rae Dulley, Carol Holland, Lasca Lee Jensen. The Mgrath Trading Company Lüted. NOTICE: Strayed to my farm about a month ago two young pigs. Kate Morrow, Spring CoaULee. LOST: 1 pir dark brown rimmed glasses with wide bows. Norman law. FOUND: Grey glove w.th pink trim. LOST: Between Trading Compny and L. McCCain red glass case. Alberta McOCair BASEBALL: The Eagles lost both games Of a doubleheader on Sunday May 27th to the PMddcine Hat Orphans. Both teams played brilliantly and pleased the huge crowd witnessing the gamms. The Lethbridge Visies will be here June 10th for the Eagles first home game. NOTICE: Towns works i-faimger DBies: Coossruction of all works and property including m^aCuim^:ry and equipment. To answer that description one world expect to see a ¡man in denim, not in cap and bells. PARK THEATRE NEWS Thursday - Flame of the Islands - Evon De Carlo. In color. Fri. & Sat. Artists and Mtoldls with Dean Martin and Jerry Lews, In color. Mon. e. Tie. Love Me or Leave Me Doris Day and James Cagney. Cinema ¡scope and C oloar. Wed. L Thus. Carmen Jones. Cinemascope and color. According to reliable source, next years income tax form will be simpif-ed to only four lines: 1. What was your income last year? 2, What were your expenses? 3. How much do you have left? 4. Send it in. FADED BLUE DENIMS with elastic band for Viscose and N^^on blend......... ............... 3.95 MENS DRESS SHIRTS in pastel shades, pin chock, broadcloth................................ $3.50 FORSYTH bnoadchoth sanforized cold rater shrunk. Delux styled, white and pistol shades....................................................$4.95 We have very cool six peice crow caps for ................................................................ 79? Friends will be sorry to hear of the death of Ms. Cora Serard who passed away in the Lethbridge Mnicipil Hospital Tuesday Jfey 29th. She is th© mother of* Earl?. Erank and Newton Jf . IFuieral Services will be held in the Mbggath Unnted Church at 2 p.m. Friday. The body my be viewed from 1 to 2 p.m. in the church. . WANTED: Baby'-s playpen. Phone 259. _________________ ________ Luth: Qo/.r-onn. omy...............................................................$3.95 Pure wool slacks.................................... $14.95 Flannel and Viscose............................. 8.95 Accetate and Viscose Slaclk.......... 9.95 Industrial all wool pants worsted whip­cord for..................... 13 . 9 5 Mee's and Boy's Stetson Hats. Open Road and Whippe..........................................$11.95 SHIRTS COWPUNCHER SHIRTS - Durable fliitO? . guar­anteed vraahcaobe. Size 6 to 14.......... $2.89 Roy Rogers SHLrts w.th pictures of Roy and trigger on front............................$2.98 FOR THE LITTLE MAN - casuals sanforized for permanent fit. In white or pink Just like fathers..................................$2.39 Plaid Corticirli Kit wear thirt. Reglar >4.50 now $3.95. SIZE-A-MATIC - light cotton cap fits with cnmont. Pls.id and other paterrs.............$2.29 PROTECT YOUR HAND whüe you work w,th gloves from the P^gath Trading Company Patients in the Mayrath M■.nicipl ”orpiC¿al tOit week include: M*. Dave TW0tt, Ms. Mrs. F. ITeesm? Mrs. J-firtha Blain Jensen? Ms. Norm Ms. Nick Nyi:kOrruk and Deen Bennnet? M*. Wilfred Leo ,olemn? Terry Zimmerman :? Craig Fortner? Billy Alston? Mrs. Julia Ririe. Ada. Lrct0man? Müler? Mrs. Cook, and son? daughter? M*. Ro"''^’^’? M; David Bullock Barbara. lane? NOTICE: There v.wll be a dance in the Ass­embly Hall Saturday June 2 with the Rythm If^^I<e:rs Orchestra?, in attendance. Dancing frei'.i 9 to 12. Ac:d!lics'■ioi 50d per person. The Akiuseiiient C on littee. We still have a nice assortment of men’s and boy's sport shirts in pleasing colors. FOUND: a sum of money? olalm at Io© Ikyrath. Trading Company Office. HATS. ............ COWBOY Al© STRAWS Cowboy hats? color red for................... Straw hats in many different colors. Price range...........................49£ to...... LOST: tan leather crat. Alan Dudley. Come early and do you fathers day tOrpiCig from our scc© assortment of gifts. The Magnath Trading Company Elmi ted a good place to trade. . 1 ETfS Kool Aid - le in each pk„. oz.) Cr~sp Su0r honey coated puffed “ 7™ each pkg. PC3T BRAN RL MM (14. oz.) Rew, more flacorfcl Suga^r Crisp (9 ctisp Su^r and hor wteet. FREE toy in _ L,‘l?aP0 lQnes (12. OZ.) Rew OriSTOe’.mZR t^ry.ctor trailer in each phg. X p-^-“ POST POST _ !' rOS"ta,de...................Lemon only Jpkg. for....................................... Sake Mx MORALCE... .10d OFF EACH PKG ... .white or chocoOate Sp Tomat o e Cat s up.. .AYKEuiS ......................................o hotties ..öl’.... Crown Syrup.......................... 5 ib......................... Root Beer Extract.. .JULES........................ .uee bootie .■■■■■■■. SUga.r (Paper Bags)............... io 10.. Lemon Juice., .se-kist .... Embassy Napkins.... Purex Tissue........... Milk Bo'ttles used quarts Mik Bootle Caps...... ........................ 3 tnis.........'■............ ....Full dinner °izc...¿0-3ply .......... .. i rolls...................... 500 for 27.0 310 ,5 .110 ;a? 1 9 & 2 7 <L ■lT»2Lr»o * ■ ......390 •............890 ............37 0 ............980 ...........430 330 750 270 730 2 fof FRESH FRUITSAND VEGEl AISLES. TOMATOE ...................................................12 oz. pkg...,...................................... 290 new cabbage let Iuce...... Crisp head 2 jj. n' 2 #................ 190 250 NUT TA FIGOS * SLOW POKES OH G. . 49 0 PEANUTS..................BESVEiAGESTlffi 12 oz..........................350 CANDY.......................... AAsorted gums and a^^:nin^3^£3 ........... Cello bag..................... SPUDS old 10 lb............ ................ 490 390 NOTES ON TEE MAC-TATH JUBILEE PARK Work is still going on in the Mgxu-th Jubilee Para. On Tuesday evening the members of the Lions Club put out fifty more evergreen trees. 1500 yearling, trout were planted on Monday morning. These trout were brought from Calgary by Gene McGcathy, district game wr-den. Scout Ifcster Tom Morrow and his Scouts deserve special mention fro the job they are doing in cleaning ?ra.y the debris. iany hands •¿mthe li ht work. We need all the help we can get. Tie Public is cordially invited to cone dewn and look it over. Tie annual Fish Derby is to be held on June 17th, open to all mernbors and their children. Witch for prize lists and further particulars at a later date. WANTED TO RET: Permannnniy a modern two bedroom home. Phone Lethbridge 78349 The Migirath Trading Company Limited a giod place to trade. Announcement was made in Sait Iake City­oi the appointment of Phyllin Redd, as co-ordinitor of the SouthernMlberta Dist-orif, Aof MS Sem^aiL.es and also principal the psojected Letnbridge SATm-rmry. m. Redd? a form er student of the University o^ Alberta and the Brigtam Young Unlveesity of Psoeo, Utah, wi]H seside in Lethbridge. The Dram Club of Mgrath mît recently in the home of Miss Dorothy Bradshaw. In this their first year of operation, the club presented Slhikeeseerr's comedy "The MercChant of Venice" to appreciative audiences in Southern Alterta. The club was successful notonly in drrrmtic per-formnce but paid its way financially, bu.lt up a fine mike-up kit, and left a substantial cash balance on hand for a good start next season. Turn your hose on the pine trees if you want to keep them alive. Wash away the insects. This is especcally true of nat­ive pine and of the Vic Gmuainger variety (Jack Pine) from Northern Alberta. Clrarl Hrker, P.S. Glraal should know, his came from Bird’s Eye ne^r Waate’ton. The United Church Sunday School are hold­ing their annual picnic on Sunday June 3rd at Park take, weether permîiting. Pleasebe at the church at 11 A.M. prompt­ly. Auuiilia.ry Secretary Syl Rrick. MOTHER H3BBAuDS CUPBOARD fsuath's $32,666.00 surplus (just tax arrears) Dr. Dahl and Ken DDltderson new councilors. When they took office the town owed the bank 33000.00 from 1955* The Corneil applied for a new line of credit, 316,000.00 to pay employees wages e tc. FOOTPATH TO PEACE To despise nothing in the world except falsehood and m«e>.ness and to fear nothing except ioBr:d.ie; to covet nothing that is your nei'hbors except his kindness of heart and gentleness of manner; to think seldom of your enemies, often of your friends and every day of Christ, these are the guide posts on the foot-path of peace. Henry Van Dyke The High School Fashion Show and Shop Display on Wednesday afternoon was well enjoyed and well attended. Remarks were given by Principal Emerson Blumei, Home Econom-cs instructor Ms. J. Huston and Geenral MeeCh.niis Instructor M. Laurie Davies. Loely dress, skirts and blouses, and aprons modelled, b* girls of Grades 7 to 12, were their sewing achievements for the year Background piano muuic was furnished by Misses Ruth Steele, Elaine Iferker, Betty Ann Tarnier and Jean Haris. Vocal duets and trios were sung by Misses Sylvia Brown and Jane Sabey; Ann Bennet and Judy Ham­ilton; Deanna Johnson, Sharon Bunton and Wileeid Thompson. A tap dance was given by Sharon Harker accrmp,nide by Teena Tanner . Cormentaaors for the fashion show were Msses Ruth Horton and tarene Ife-artasr; Judy James and Carol Holland. Programs were in charge of Mrgaret Ann Blumel-l and largaret Clifton. Girls of Gi-tde 9 supervised a "Baby sit­ing'" room, a new end much appreciated idea. Refreshments were served in the new Home Eidedmiis room imder the eireitire of Ms. Huston w-th Ms. L. Davies assisting in the receiving line. Punch wrs poured by Hrs. Lolavee Jensen and M'S. Waater Brown. MLss-es Irene Hocking and ifary Lou Wilde took charge of the pay and guest book. Mr. Laurie DDvies supervised the Shop Display in his room and it was well worth seeing. The first performance of the Elementary School Festival was held My 30th. The theme was Cinderidla,s Slipper. Mrs. Jackson and Ms. Alston were in chare of the first act , act two, M. B. W. Dow and act three by Mr G. Hameltdn. Proper­ties by Siefried Haag and the Dance Diirec't— or was Ms. Alston. The children were dressed in mmy lovely costumes. FOR SALE: 50 Bushels extra good barley seed. Cleaned and treated. Will take wheat or barley in trade for dressed beef. Ernest Briggs. Phone RS10. The United Church W. A. HI meet June Sth instead of June 1st but '¡lernmbrs are requested to be on hand to H®lp with the flowers at the funeral of Ms. F.B. Sewcrd Sr., on Friday at 2 p.m, Meiry B. Plnais, Secretary. FOR SALE: Seed Ca’mip.na Birley. No vdld o?.ts. J. Cal .Alston. The Mgrath Trading Cornjany Limited. LA J ------ W I ft -1 w MS ■ W -EWA- - - - ■ W 0^ i ~~ ~T7- ■ - > \ \ > MATERIALS GREATLY REDUCED ON OUR SPECIAL COUNTER!. PRINTS-ASSORTED PATTERNS' SATEEN - BLUE REGULAR-8O£ NOW- 607 SLIPS :FOR..THE TON PLISSE - TAF SLUB RAYON- 2- REGULAR ----- REDUCED TO--- CH FE’ -4 _ - $ IILDREN ' - COT- PIZED COTTON- 6 YEARS. 60-$ 179 -----087 MEN'S TWO PAN 7 ONLY THREE L SIZES 40 z [REGULAR------ NOW----------- DREE EFT O >s 44 $ 3s 12= SUITS 795 -.50 TELIVISION SETS BROCKTON MODEL REGULAR----------S NOW ONLY---------$ 359.00 309.00 11 CroDCLi- original SEE Come in and see our pink and blue den in jeans WodeerffUly soft and woneedift..ly controll­ing............................ . .i4?.00 Ms. Bermnet and chi.leien left Saturday morning for Alder Flats, alberta to attend the wedding of her nephew J Seely, FRONTIER STYLE JEANS OF GOOD QUALITY TWILL Sanforized-snap button pockse-belt loops Chrldrdn’s sizes....4yrs. to 7 yrs...$2.98 Misses........lOyrs. 'bo 14 yrs.................... 3.93 The o.rigj^ira.l HEIANCA /S-T-B-E-T-C-H Nylon ' One size only girdle FIT I IL in pink, red and blue. the table of women's and girl' s swimming suits, ih^ny have fu.l Pellre-L.ieee or have Bras lined with Pelion for neat beautiful shaping. These are of Ben^gHne, Rayon and nylon. Girl's sizes 4 to 14 yrs Wcoimn's sizes 12 to 20 Colors - aqua, black, toast, navy, gold etc. TINY TOT GOWN' only the best for YOUR baby PROTECT BABY'S UEALT1I 'dth s. s...fe flannel­ette garment from a c^.ean supervised fact­ory.................................................................. 79c SS F.LOUSE1 in novelty weave Hien ctcm, striped taffeta's and crttres, Sizes ........ 12yrs.......................... .loyrs. Prices .;pl.98• * .... . -p2«49 •••*••••• >p2. y 5 ONLY EADY PANTS " CUTLERS CUWER-LPS give you growing lugs. Leg openings in each size adapt to bebys' natural irveg■d in posture as he grows. Improved with nylon finished edges. Snap or bloomer stylos. They have a patented ventilated feature and made of goodyier boila-ble, la.nrliz-ed Viiiylfilm. Sizes - smil - ’medium. - large - extra large. Bloomer style........... © If Snap style,...............................© 79g Wonmn's and childrens su^^^^c^er coats ar. still awiiLLvOL.d •upsitairs. We wish to sseieidly thank the doctors and hospital staff and the many friends who helped in any way during the illness and passing of our mottier. The Peter Andersen family. The Mauri th Trading CCTimptn'y A good place to trade. We have an assortment of children's stre< chy nylon .ankle Socks, Some elastic tops and some with cuffs. To fit children wearing size 4 to 64, also 6 to 8y Colors - wih-te, pink, blue, green, navy Price..........................................................5f pi • FOR SALE: One milk gait. Gives one gillon of milk a day. Phone R403 Haley Seward. Dootor: "Yoo1!! have to stop worrying and thinking’ about you-self so much. Throw youu’self into your work." Patient: "But, Doc, im a cement rm.xer." Mrs. Dorothy 'Wdaherhead and chileiee of Clar’esholm are visiting her father M. Di vid Whitt. have them in all colors. SLIPS Elizabeth Spencer and friend Doreen Taylor of Edmonton were week-end visitors. Filing new curled chicken. Pin?..................$2.98 C‘ome in and see our lively hand embroidered / . •' Japanese pyjamas. We have them in various styles and colons. FOR BETTER SLEEP­ING come in and buy a DUNLOP pill-owfeam pillow. It breathes coOoot. r ' *M. and Mrs. Horace Ririe left for Provo where they will attend Ron’s graduation For only 790. We Sleepraster sanitia—bordurs for ed Bed pillows. 26 by 2O....&6.95 per pi ir. DAN RHEJS LUXURY XMUZ"li^W.th beauty ------- ...................»^4.95 1.15 pair We also have a lovely assortment of Summer ear rings and necklaces, that will brighten up that wardrobe TABLE COVERS 52" by 52" in all colors for........................................................... $1.98 Lila Taylor of Calgary attended the Music Festival in Raymond, GORDON MACKAY Double Daim.sk wrranted all pure linen, made in Ireland. Tibie eo^cìi?i3.............................................. $9.95 Seerriettes.........1 for 950...........12 for9.95. We have rrany lovely souvenir cushions o"0 Canada fo^.......................................... $1.49 MAI ERIALS Srasn’s neweet shades and styles for 390 to 490 Lovely sauitings. Price range from $1.49 to $1.98. Width 60 inches. GABARDINE in tan, yellow, blue for $1.35 to $1.2—9. LINEN TEA TOWELING - make your own tea towels................................ 690 yd. NOVELTY, TABLE - combs in cases for 50 -■rarOsttes for 390 -bow ribbons for 250 -party baskets for 50 each -Vuriter pens for 290 -birthday candles 100 box LOVELY BEACH TOWELS for.................................. . ■ HAND PAINTED TOWS.. . .................... 2.95 We have towels of every kind to meet your every need. The amount of sleep required by the average person is about five minutes more. TEE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LIMITLD. MAGRATH FLIER WINS DIPLOMA - F/O L.S. Coleman, son of M. and Ms. L. Coleman of Marath proudly displays a diploma which he has just received for exceeding the speed of sound in a CCaaadaa-bbuit Sabre jet. F/O Coleman is stationed at 4 Fighter Wing at Sollingen, Garminy. THE HELPING HAND - "Can you help me. Select a gift for a wealthy old aunt who is awfully week and can hardly walk?" How about som