Magrath Store News (June 23, 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 Groceries 4 Hardware 34 Dry G^<^<ds 124 FRIDAY JUNE 23 ...................................................................................................................... MGtRATH, ALBERTA RAINWEAR that sheds water like a duck. CHILDRENS PIASTIC RAINCOATS with attached hoods Sizes - SmH, medium large. Colors - Red, green, blue plaids. Price - $1.85 to $2.39 // ' & WOMENS sizes in plain pLastic selling for $3.10. Colors - grey and green. PIAYTEX WATERPROOF DRYPER PAINTY to be used With Playtex flush away Dryper pacds. No more diaper drudgery. Only a cloud-soft nylon web touches your baby. Rinses dainty in seconds, dries like a miracle. Panty in s^mll to medium............each $1.49 Large size........................................each $1.69 Box of Dryper pads to fit smll and medium panty ..................,....................$1.49 per 100 to fit large size...................... 1.69 per 100 CRIB PAD - Contour plastic covering Baby Proof, new, practical, accident proof.At last the perfect crib pad. Saves on washing and cleaning. Pads easily interchangeable Crib pad................ . ................. . .. . .. . .$1.95 Interchangeable crib pad, extra... 1.25 Get a new Peanut Straw Play Hit for your children, also ladies garden hats are in stock now. We have in stock INFANTS vest, diapers, nightgowns, rompprs, dresses and all the items that go w.th bringing up baby. Women's and Childrens sport caps of white twiil, eyelet trim and adjustable chord. Colors - White with various colored trim. Price.................................................... A new shipment of lovely crinolines in:, sizes, amH, medium and large. Price..................................................$4.75 up. See the new Car Caoat appeUdnighto the smart and active. In fine water-proof poplin, with checked taffeta lining. Color - beigg..... .Size 14..............$112.95 RABY BONNETS in nylon and cottons. Price range 98£ to $1.98 For boy's and girls. Color - wth-te, pink, blue, yellow and patterned colors. CHILDREN’S PYJAMAS of good quuHty figured krinkle crepe with button on bottoms. One pant style - $1.69 Two pant style - $2.39 Sizes - 1 - 2 - 3 yrs Colors - pink, white blue, aequa, background. Ebgirath Rod and Gun Club one Day Fishing I Derby. Time lune 24th. Rules: (1) Muut hold a membeerhip in the local club or all memtbrs children eligible (2) Fish must be caught in accordance to ■ government regulations. (3) AU species of trout eligible ex­cepting lake trout, also all pike species. (4) All entries weighed at the ifegrath Billiard Hal. Entries close 9 p.m. (5) Fish must be caught within a radius of one hundred mi-les. (6) Judges decisions final. (7) One prize per person in each event Prizes In be : * • ; Don’t forget the Junior prizes are now on display in Sherbas Cafe. case of too much rain the derby will held the following w; ek-end. Fish Cmwiittee h Someone in this province receives a blood transfusion every fifteen minutes, four an hour, almost a 100 a day. This means the service is very dependent on a good donor turn-out at every scheduled clinic. A liaagrath, Raymond and Welling Clinic is scheduled for ifeenesday August 1st from 6 to 9 p,m. at the Welling Church. Target 200 and you. A. W. HALEY PANEL DONOR ORGANIZER OF BLOOD TRANSFUSION SERVICE for Southern Alterta. ABOUT PAVED STREETS When and if main street is paved if/prath will have something very few, if any other towns have, that is muddy streets and open range in the same town. NOTICE: Second Polio shots will be given in the New Gymn lune 25th at 9:00 A. 11. This includes those pre-school children who were given 1st shots in lay. R, II. Dahl, M.D. i'î- M". & Ms, L. B. Tanner and Hr. <1 Ms. Pingree Tanner were hosts at a party on Friday evening at the home of the former. Those present were: Hr. & Ms. Grant Whheeer, M. & Mrs. Lewis Stevenson, M. &Ms, George IHrnilton, Hr. & Ms. Ken Balder-son, Mr, & Ms, Jim BlummU, Hr. & Ms. Eiden Coleman, Hr. & lirs Blair Sabey Dr. c- Ms. Steele Brewerton, Dr, & Ms. Nark Dhl. The Lutheran ladies Aid will hold their June mmeting Friday 29th at 2:30 p.m. at the hone of Ms, Katie lKts<c.r. Since this is the last mmeting Rev. & Ms. Eichenlaub mH be attending before moving to Nanaimo, B. C. AU members please attend. Ms. A. J, Rauzas FOR Sall: A large double kitchen sink in good condition, dining room suite Any reasonable offer accepted. Ifeurine Tanner BEAVER LUMBER 5QTII ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS 32 x 50 Rib rafter building wiith full cement floor. Specdial price 01590.00 We have seme utility grade lumber at $65.00 per li. Hrs. Tibor Kress of WWiddor, Ontario, neice of Vic Grruiinger is spending a week holiday in Two purebred Jersy calves for trade or sale Phone Oscar Cirlson R113 JUST III TIME Bob Nelson, Del Bonita, After the dry spell "We only had a few minutes to go." Seen Tuesday morning town sprayers going full blast after a 2y inch rain. One observer remarked a hoe not a hose was the instnment needed. sod On the other 25 üddiation, d conssU-tation with Ellis feiddrnan of the Caanadian Sugar that the tow two no beet ground or A few days previous the hum- We said "A nice rain and all frel- Frank Seward " Not so I wore the skin off my knees begging for this" We doubt if the neighbors wouLd swallow that nnl- Anyway we spent a lot of time on our knees the last month trying to determine what became of the beet seed on 50 acres. We had shallow planting, black beetles and dry sux-l on 25 acres. >_ __ after much supplication, a.-HL ilia-toon an Piepgrass, : Factories Ltd. our opinion was cruel hail storm north west of weeks ago was the evil doer as seed remained either above the under the ground beet rows were plainly visible The poor old town borrowed $16,000.00 in February and it is all gone. They still owe jewer debentures of $37,513.92 $9805.82 of which, is interest. They should have one or two more employees to help spend the arrears of taxes. i a . m ‘43. ■ . •. ■ A rfejmepfeiwswellleld at Ge orge Ham­ilton in honor of Ms. Robort Odian (iM.aTlnl Cook} The couple received ¡many bnutifUl gifts. A new arrival of Spring dress has come in. We have beautiful cottons, dacron, nylon and other mateials, in iminy styles, and patterns. UNITED CHURCII Raymond, Ifegrath and Spring­Coulee are mmeting in. combined services at Spring Coulee on Sunday June 24 at 11 am. This is the last service before the holi* days. There will bo no services in July Rev. Stanley Scott Come in and see the outstanding buy in the sale upetairs. Dresses, slacks, blouses, jeans coats and shoes. We have a lafge assortment of sizes and colors in these goods. The Hagrath Trading Comje.ny A good place to tradesole................ sole of Black kid Greb SHOES Gro-cork sole. Double leather Single leather Old ten's shoe $7.95 10.95 9.95 7.95 SWIM SUITS Boy’s stretchy swim suits, fits ages 10 to 14............................................................. $1.19 Bojys. stretchy.suits, to fit ages 4 to 8 •• ................. 89^ Mei’s swim siU.ts.......................... $1.95 - $2.99 Boys Boxer swim suits.............................$2 .95 HATS Cowboys and Straws. Red Cowboy F“.ts................................... $2.29 Straw hits in rainy different colors. Price range.........49? to $1.25. BOYS REVERSABLE JACKETS Black and Orange...................................$7.95 Viscose and Nylon Blend For those hot days buy a pair of faded blue denims with elastic band. Price v1.95 T-shirts in rainy styles and shades are here for your sports weer. Miss Leila Taylor and a group of friends fTocm Brigham Young University are spend­ing a three week vacation in Meeico. Lekke’s SHOES Engineers,laced.toe.grovcork sole$1S.90 lace 9" upper..........................................13.9 5 lace 9" upper, leather sole........... 16.9 5 Lace black dress oxford with French toe Price..............................................................11.99 Leisure Wear SHOES Brown calf uppers with crepe soles $7.75 Buckingham made by Williams, A & B width Price........................................................... .. .12.95 Cowpirnnher shirts with durable finish gw.ranteed wishhble. Sizes 6 to 14 Price................................................................. $2,89 Cape Skin Jackets........................................ 9.95 Me.'s Nlon Plisse Sport Shirts . Easy to wash, need no ironing . New wide-spread spoots . pooiar . Nylon-mees-l-ined collar stays neat long­er................. dries faster......................... $5.95 Get a travelling kit in genuine (California Leather. It is the loveliest and most '• durable of natural leathers. Price.............................................................$21.95 Stylebest and Imperial belts Price range............................ $1.50 to $2.00 Calf Belts..................................................$1.85 Suspenders. ....................................... $1.00 Weetern belt buckles........... 79^ to $2.85 Political Orator—”A11 that I am or ever will be, I owe to my mother. IIeekler—”Why don’t you send her 10 cents and square the account?” The Marr th Trading Company a good place to trade Mr. & Ms. Jim Toomer of Calgary spent the week-end in town. M.ss Arlene Rice was chosen from her Nurses Training class to represent St. Miihhae's Hoopiizil in a convention in Wimi.pf^lg. L.D.S. Church Books Let Your Light Shine Golden Nuggets of Thought A Compprehinnive History of the Church P<enrL of Great Price The Temple Letters IHandy Book for Genneaoogsts Commutary on the Book of Mormon The Story of Our Church Mjotp^i^ìs^p and ihsonry Our Prophets and Principles. The Faith of Our Pioneer Fathers. Millions of Meetings Treasures Unearthed If I Were j_n My Teens A Study of the ¡Aticles of Faith Prelude to the Kingdom VEAL (loin) per lb PRIME PORK KIPPERS. HALIBUT CHOPS......... RIB ROASTS SAUSAGE ■. ...(eello pkgs.) (fr^sh sliced).. 593 (beef)...per lb... .(fresh ground) 11 .........per lb..............39 (J .............49 d Saturday lune 16, M, & Mrsi J. F. Hamiton celebrated their 50th Wedding Annnversary which will be on November 16, with their family in the assembly IH.ai. All of their children with their families were present. Janet-Toronto, Hazel-Orem, Utah, Bill-Calgary, lim-Mission City, B. C , MaxPPcture Butte, Stella, lay, George and Alvin of Mag-rah. A grandson, David Btoucher, sent best wishes frcmi South Africa where he is filling a mission. Yellow roses and mums were used for table decorations, A beautiful wedding cake, flanked by tall candles, centered the head table. A turkey dinner with all the trimmings was enjoyed. lay acted as M.C. and conducted a lively program to which al. responded. During the afternoon layor Tanner stopped in to co^(^ir^1^^Late the happy couple. First Ward Bee Hive Girls will be around on Friday selling home imade cookies AU proceeds are to help pay expenses of girls attending Bee Hive Camp this surner. Your suppoot will be appreciated. WANTED Second hand baby carriage in good conddtion. Ms. Norman CooPc Phone 31 Hoopptal patients in the l&grath Huuicip-al Hoopptal this week include: Hr. Dave Whitt, Hr. Secretali, Mrs. F. Miller, Ms. Gtgan, Ms, A, D. Crutchfield, Ms. N. Stevenson, CMistie Iirker, Ms. Ray IHtrker, Ms. I.awrv and baby daughter, Ms. Tony Navvitil and daughter, Ms. Ken Owens and daughter, Ms. Ernest Briggs and daughter, Mr. i . Stevenson, M. Haaris, Ms. Rich, Mrs.. Rice, M-s. Ririe? Mrs. Alan Anderson. The Ma-.-rath iaveing Company Ltd. Mr. ? Ms. E. T. law entertained ^t Sunday dinner for their son Nonmm who left on M^o^(d^;y for the Mssion Home in &ilt Lake prior to sailing on luly 7 on the Queen Mary for South Africa where he wiil fill a two year mission for the L. D, S. Church. Those present were: M*. & Mei. Don Law of Lethbridge, M. Ms. Gtant Odgen and daughters of Stirling Ms. Emma ludd and Ms. Olive and Terry lames. The farewell for Norman was held in the First Ward Church on Sunday evening Miss Connie Fisher daughter of Mr. C: Ms. T. Fisher of Raymond and M. John Edwird Pitcher of WooO.ford were im.rri.ed in the Alberta. Temple on Wednneday June 20th, Mrs. Ethel Braithwwite, Miss JfyrEle ParPinson and Dr. & Ms. Steele Brewerton were present. They attended the reception held in the evening at the Raymond StaPe HSouse; also present were Dee and Glen Leislroan, M. G Mrs. Don Johnson and M. G Ms. Jerry Leishman. M. G Mrs. Don Meldrum and family of EtziP om were week-end visitors in town. FOB SALE: 250 gal. oil tank with gauge. Ollen Henddrson. PARK THEY. TEE NEWS Thursday - lump into Heel, starring lack Serinis, Kuut Kazimr. Fri & ¡Sit. The Trouble With H,rry Vista Vision and Teclmncolor, with Edmund Gwwnn, lohn Forsythe, Shirley ihclaine. Hon G Tue. Unneiri’w.ter in technicolor and superscope starring lane R^us^e^e^L. SALE UPSTAIRS - Come in and see the bargains. ladies and childrens coats .. selling at greatly reduced prices, Dresses and blouses, shoes, jeans and many other items. Boston Brand Corned Beef 5 lb oe fruit k lb. tin hbrshevs Gen-mine .. .CadduryE,,.ow nixes with instantly Root Beer extract...... Root Beer Bootle Japs Wh eat Puffs...... 45 pat Size E'AECB MID Grahim Waffer...... LUBiib........... Ciocclate Syrup.... Instant (ClocoCate Beef Loaf..... Rogers Syrup fea^ieaLade..... M^ac^ies......... Large Vee..... H and So ap........ woodburys . Frozen Strawberries.. Frozen Potatoe _ (Ci-os Frozen Orange Juice. Owl 65£ 27(2 33(2 29(2 39(2 42 for fl 3(2 Broders, quick frozen concentrated >$Z31(2 --------------------------------------------------•^r«, ______ per carton 3 for dale Price heal 4 bars for rjc Nr 1 - i ~ PjxfUjj r MELON (1 ed, street, juicy).. CANTALOUPE ( j'H-lbo) CUKES (hot house, ITo 1.) .... ~i,<’ ’ 19) 27d 29 <t each ea ch NEW CARROTS.... EGG PLANTS...... ♦ coc—uQ hags) ••••••»■ lb PARSNIPS... PEANUTS... (cello) V)f r • (frosh, light Least). 27 d 33 <t WAITED to trr.de a electric washer for gas wisher. Phone 11.1)3_5. Sophie G-.nske FOR 6 LS or KEPT: A five room house. Joe Muzer FOR SEE; Bittery iv dio -15.00, 5 ttilk cows, bungs and I. B. free, rocaotlj* tested. Two old kite en ranges, h5.00 each or your offer. Clyde /jenneet, Ll§&9- ■o; SALE: ’leaner pigs. Phone 31 IToortLan. Cook. iHLss Joan Anderson Ii.s left for a two wee?: holiday in Boston, Hss. Hr. f: Mrs. Ernest Briggs are the parent? of c 'gby girl born June 16th. FOR SALE: 1937 lodge Sedan in very good condition. i:ew paint job, cash, or rain. See Andy -Joel. FLY BAIT - exceptt-orally good, a new easy-to- use method of controlling flies in all farm buildings. 1--- lbs.......................... $1.49 PARIS GRjEEH for vegetables................. 55£ LINTOX - insect contaol, spray all Pinds of livestocP with lintox. (sheep, rattle, hosrsess. Contains lindane and toxophene. Quuar.................................... ..................... $2.20 Glüon............................. 7.40 WEIED-NO-MORE 2-4-D for dandelions and all Pinds of weeds. ATOX or derris dust, for all vegetable bugs'...................................................................... 55^ REMEMBER the Rod and Gun Club Fish Derby and be prepared with proper fishing equipment. Choose a rod frcm our new shipment. Fishing rods..........$1.8 to $9«95 Hooks and plugs 2 5t o$l.o5 All your other fishing equipment is al.so available. Mr. & Mrs. Ifel Meldrum of Ct LaPe City wjre weekend visitors with friends and relatives in Mgrrth. M. <1 Mrs. Herb Coleman, Mbel and her children returned from Salt Lake City by Logan Pass. They had to drive through thirty foot snow drifts. Get ready for the hunting season. Buy your gun’s and tretmuition now. Price range in guan, --.--. .223.50 - $125.00 RENNIE’S and STEEL BRINGS lawn seed, that will beautify your home. Price range..........................40<-' to 79p PHILLIPS smll boy's bike Price.................... ................................... $49.95 CANVAS IRRIGATION DAMS - five feet by six feet $3.90 or $1.95 a lineal yd. Mrs. Chhistina Anderson was a week-end visitor of her daughter Veda James. Every yoimggter wants a tricycle and heres a beauty. Has large solid rubber tires, enamel finished frame. Price..........................................'............ $21,50 Stainless Steel, Copper clad Regüar...................................................... $7.75 How....................................................................4.95 An extra good buy. IAWT CHAIRS - green and striped colors. Wooodn.................................................. $$3.55 Aluminum.................................................... ..3.50 GARDEN PIT WHEEL BARROW - light aluminum with rubber tires. Price.......................... . ................$15.95 GSW Eureka hot dipped galvanized ware pail GSW Mornrch Ware Pails. Price range........................$1.30 to $1.50 Waaering Cans............................................ $3.65 Cold Pack Canner for preserving fruit and canning vegetables. A general Steel Wares Ltd. product. Holds 7 preserving jars...............................................................$3.75 STREAM STEAM OR DRY IRON - finger tip fabric indicator, light weight only three pounds. Hot in thirty secon^s- Heits quickly, irons faster......................... $21.95 FOR SALE: Beatty $15.00, Chai’s, tubs, .girl's bicycle, other items. Would also like passenger to ride to Provo this weea':"end- Hzel Cook, Phone 132. Mesdames M. Footier, L. Bethel, W. Ellis, G. Dudley, R. Overu and J. Jahrig of Lethbridge were visitors at the Tom DucdLey home Wednnsday June 13. The Mgrrth Trading Comii^ny Ltd. 1 Creen seersucker ccttce Reeguir..................................... Now.......................................... Heavy print in big design Rergdar..................................... Now......................................... \___________ YARDAGE 69? 55? $1199 . ,95 IM »EVERY DEPARTMENT CUFF LINKS WITH MATCH - I NG TIL CLP REGULAR— <49 I now------$22 i 4- GOLD PLATED. TELEVISION SETS REGULAR, BROCKTON--- HOW_____________ regular-4264. 9 NOW upstaiRs SUMMER COATS REDUCED . \. / OA l\/I I N I G Uttlity Cents, tOrrr only left Re/gLar - $28.50 to $30.95