Magrath Store News (June 8, 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 FRIDAY, OTE 8 TH.................. SOUVENIRS TABLECLOTHS. ?4.50 .2.25 890 Certain Material Clh-ldren’s Dresser Sets Picture hand mirrors. Tan-gel for burns, scrapes, sunburns, brings instant relief. 5 day DEODORANT pads with FREE PINK ICE trial. Regular $1.40 Now 750 CJhJLdfens purses pocket Valbt edds and ends box young artist box Snapshot Albums BUY a souvenir of Magath for youseeif or for a friend. We have: School Comppnion Sets Key Cases Waaiets First Aid Kts Gold Plated coHLar and cuff Sets...$5«95 Come in and see our new shipment of More expensive jewelry. Rhinestone Sets..........................................i Eearls............. ................................................ We also have a Large assortment of less expensive jewelry in may colors and designs BRYLCREEM for srmrt hair grooming. Box includes IHir brush and hair tonic Price We have a nice assortment of table cloths in different maerials, pattern and size, lace tablecloths from..$3.60 to §6.49 ladies wallets in pastel pink and blue. High quality top grain leather.............$5.95 i --------------------—-------------------------------------- ---------- We also have lovely drape mterial that We have lotions, shampoo's and creams of Wil sULt your taste. every kind. Hardware 34 Dry Goods 124. ............................ MAGRATH, AIBERTCA MAGRATH FOR YOUR WIN DOWS. Nl(oirWhite with pink flowers, 44"wide Price.......................... $1.25 Rayon Crutain mtteril,43 inches wide Price.......................................................... 650 yd. MUti colored polka dot in pink and . blue nylon materia........................................... §1.4-5 yd Cotton Maquùiette >........................5d0 yd. White dacron flecked......37"‘ wide.. $1.10 Nylon guaranteed sun proof and wish proof cm tain matera!......... .. .................................. 890yd Come in and see our remnint cornier. BOOKS the Chiurch C- ' 51 oi Let Your Light Shine GOLden Nuggets of Thought A Gomprehinsive Histoey of P<eirl of Greeit Price The TemjrLe Ltters Hindy Book foe (Gnsaloggsts GomenSary on the Book of Moreon The Stoey of oue Ghirrch Moreeinise isd Ml oiney Our EMpfs~inNi.Peiinciik-es SIZE-AMATIC - light cotton cap fits • wth cohort. Plaid and other p.ttem..$2.29 Thoooslhmik $4.50 v DrilLers Drill.............................. 6.95 N°oor fast^ an" exclusive "fabric- ' BOY'S REVERSABLE JACKETS Black and Orang........... .... Viscose and Nlon blend .$7.95 3.95 The Filth of Our Pioneer Fathers Mllions of Metings Treasures Unearthed If I were in my Teens A Study of the Articles of Faith Prelude to the Kingdom For Time or Eternity Bible Stories Bibles c R ■ • - J HATS -Cowboy and straws Red Cowboy hats................................... .. • • • 2.29 Straw hats in many different colors. Price range................ 49£ to $1.25. . MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS in pistel shades, pin check, braidcloth. ...............................$3.50 FORSYTH broadcloth sanforized cold witar shrunk. Delux styled, Wite and pastel shades..................................................................4.95 The ladies Hoopital Amilliary wll meet at the hospital Friday June 15th. AS this is the last meeting urtH fall a full attendance is requested WoouLd all ladles having sewing or knitting for the Red Cross hand it into the work rooms by Weedssday June 13th as we .are closing up for the summer. Mr. Mery Neteon COWPUNCHER SHIRTS \ Dmraole Pin^h guar­anteed wslnble; Size 6 to 14............ $2.89 Roy Rogers Shirts W.th pictures of Roy and Trigger on front......................................... $2.98 Visitors over the week-end at the home of Ms. Emma. Judd were Mr Sarnuul Ashton and Ms. Emma Clark of Burdette and Ms. Evans of Bow Island. A blind. nan who sees is better than a seeing mm who is blind. Seen in Mgrath last week Grandma Gagan at 96gr years old setting out geraniims in her flower garden. Mr & Mrs. Horace Ririe have returned from Provo, Utah where they attended Ron’s graduation. There were 858 graduates. Ron graduated on the honor rod, which con­sisted of the top 10 percent. He is in Los Angles now and is going to attend the U.C.L.A. were he will work for his Mester®? degree, • The Mara th Trading Company Limited r. PARK THEATRE NEWS Thru’S. Carmen Jones With tarry Belafonte Dorothy DDncdidge, Cememaccop.. Fri & Sait. Baltle of Rogue River vw_th George Moitgomey, color by technicolor. Moi. & Tue. The Treasure of Pancho Villa Superscope starring Rory Calhoun , Stelly Wn1»]rj, Giltert Roland. Wed. & Thwrs. The TwinkLe in Cod's Eye, M.ckey Rooney, Coleen Gray also Dame to Freedom. FOR SiLE: Furnished home, including c^6^s^s^-^i^:^SsL^C, refrigerator, beds, rugs, etc. Cheap all for $2000.00. Terms available. Property of the late Agnes Turner. Please phone Ms. C. R. feala^^ at 186 Cardston Mr. Stuart Btlderson Hines Creek, Alta Men's Wear Department Mara th Trading Company. Dear Sir: It seems I?m now in need of a new pair of shoes again and the Trading Company is about the only place I can order my size which is 12-j- or 13 A Width. If you have a pi Is on hand and could mail same to the above iCssss I will remit by return maal. Crop, prospects up hsrs are not too good owing to a total absence of rain this Spring. I hope you have different weather in your L^oc^^Ls. Ysurs truly, Stuart Hilderson Said Gath Coleman as he listened to Blair HoLLand, T. V. Cowboy show. "If Blair didn't talk so much his show wouldn't be too bad". Wtet is true of Blair Holland can be said of moot choris­ters and song leaders. They want to talk and talk. They remind us of our modern teamsters ,' when the horses are doing their very best, then the driver starts jerking them. The singing stops and the leader explains that the accent is on the 4th syllable, etc. etc. ATTENTION.' Magath and Dissrict. Aire you interested in your cemetery? If so let us have your coo-pea. tlon. Have you cast an eye at the water tank and pump house; the source of your wia»:’ supply for plants and shrubs, the ’pipe line etc. It all costs labour and money, a few people have given freely. Do you want the place kept green, if so nil on Jay ¡-Ham­ilton and leave $3.00 to have your plot cut all summer and kept green. The Cemmeery Cormittee. "Said ths spider to ths fly" This week householders in ifegrath rslsivsC Letters from the Personal Finance Canipa:ny, in tethbridge. Quoting; from the Lethbridge Herald The interest lhrsgsd. on a $300.00 loan by a finance company is 26 percent. The interest on $30(0.00 would am.ouuit ts $78. *0 for one year. There is no ssCultitn in in­terest by moonthly repayments of principal. The finanm CommaanLes were rsferrsd to as (Predatory) which means living by asaying on others. A coyote or wolf is a precditor. The House of Commons lsrsnsC that they double their npitsl every twelve monnhs. One financs company had a total interest Silc<ma of 12.76 m-llion. FOUND: Checked belt left in Trading Company fitting room. FOR SALE: Weener pigs. Mr. Don Johnson. FOR SALE: 1 pure bred Jsrsy bull. No papers. Mr. E. Jorgensen, Twin Rivers. FOR SALE: Weean-'r pigs. Leslis Jasman. ifc^i^-tin Clumsy has returned home from British Columbia where he has been employed. Ms. m Mr. Carry James of Calgary were Sunday guests of Mrs. James and Terry. We have selsiveC a new shipment of matrasses w.th cool springs, lrush-isotf verti^s stiched pre-bailt border, w.re edg*, flsx- ols.tor, sisal insulation and inner rool tap­ed edge, finished with sight vsnts and four plastic turning ¡handLes. Covered with moddrn, top qu^H^li^y ticking. Prudence Poulsen and Pauline Critchfisld held a birthday part;’ i.h-L^thbridga in honor of Msddaes: Olive Bradshaw, Laura Bridge, Julia.dean Bendy, lferff.ret Hincdley, Elzada Ririe. Also present awere: NILlss Ririe, Jf.rir.ret Ririe, Rub"’ Ririe, Jane Smith, Hizel Spencer. A. very delicious lunch was served and many Lively gifts were exchanged. Doeskin SpitSthhrt - good looking printed plaid and check patterns lightly napped for added warmth. Finished with two-way collar, doyble yoke, continuous sleeve frlings, two- button cuffs and two brsst pockets with flaps. Mdium and lerrg^s sizes, assorted colors. FOR SALE OR TRADE: 30 bushels llsaneC and treated Camjpna Seed Barley. Ho wild oats. Mrs. Francis ifevrail WANTED immediaely a girl or woman to do housework. Phone 113r4 Ms. F, Strats. Two enjoyable evenings were spent witch­ing ths lhildssn perform in ths Elementary School Festival. The theme of ths first evening was Cinddarela's Slipper and the second evening was Coo. dilocks and ths Three Dee.rs. Both performances were exccHm!. The children were all arrayed in many lovely costumes. Mr. 1 Ms. Mike Chetek of Edmonton are the parents of a baby girl born Tuesday. OppitSuility is no ssspsltts of hours . Tint's why it pays off to be always on ths job.VEAL ROASTS. (tender, shoulder) .............................434 PORK Cl - I OPS. .......... 522 BEEF BLADE ROASTS..... .(well trimmed) A) PORK SAUSAGE S.................. (skinless, ay .. ) 45? rsure).................. I HAM SLICES............ (to HEAD CHEESE..... (fresh, sliced)..................................,45(t « Friends and relatives attended the funeral services in Laerath United Church for Ms. Cora Mey Sew.rd, long tm^ie res­ident of lfeggrrth. She died at the age of 72. Siurviving are four sons, Earl of M.g-ratli, Frank of WeHing, Floyd uf Des Moines Iowa, and Newton Buuier Jr. of Wardlow; daughter Mrs. Online Holran of Nanaimo, four brothers and five sisters in the United States; 22 grandchildren and 16 grrat-lraedchildrri. She was predeceased by four edaughhtrs, PtlUbraiers were Dale Seward, Allan Macliay, Otto Gut, Ted Wallrri!bsrger, Ifen Miler and Ken Balderson H. C. Poulsen rendered a voc! solo, lcco.p•'nied by Ms. Gladys Dtffield. Rev. Dr. Scott offL-CLi.'.trd and burial was in the family plot in the Magath Coraere^y. B.C MAGBATH ROD AND GUN CLUB ONE DAY FISH DERBY Sunday June 17th. There will be prizes for pike and trout, also Jr. prizes for all children under 16 yrs. whose parents are members of the dub. The entry .fee -is your mernbeerhip in the club. Watch for prizes to be displayed in Sherte.-s Cafe. RULES: .ill species of trout eligible ex­cepting lake trout. Fish must be caught in accordance to Government reguLations. All entries can be weighed at the Mferath Billiard Nil. Entries close at 9 p.m. The Murath Rod and Gun Club. BASEBALL: June 10th Lethbridge Visies v.s. Ifigrath -Eagles at the town park. Game times will be 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. Follow­ing is the Earles line-up. Gordon Rice - Catcher Wat Pashuk - lot base. PauL Harner - 2nd base. Art brown 3rd base. Wes Rice - Shortstop. Fielders - Stive Ruuilrtr, Jim ifetkin, Al Welt, Pitchers - Forest Dalderson, Reed Chipman, Sid Saga., Ervin liillrner, Borm Ilillmer, Waldon Rice - Coach and Manager. Patients in the Mirrath Mniiip.l Hosiit.1 this week include: M-. Dave Whiit, Mrs. duistie Birker, Ms. Wuuzer, Mrs. B^-tz and da1sfg-lile:r, Mrs Cuuliss and d-aughtnr, Ms. Rice, Ms. R^irie, Ms. French, Daur. Anderson, billy Alston, Craig Fortner. Next Tuesday, June 12 at Work Meting there will be a sale of used clothing and other articles at 3 o'clock. We urge all mothers of young children to take advantage of tlte material for sale. Quulting will start at 1 o'cloc?’. as usual. Second Ward ReHef Societv. Ms. Irene Strang was honored by the fol­lowing friends on Weediesday afternoon at her hone, the occasion being her birthday and wedding anniversary. Mesdanes: Afton AnilSr,soI!, Worm Alston, li.arg.aet Fiet cher, Pfa-ude Ririe, ■'.iuti Bridge, Meeissa Thornppon, Olive Bradshaw, Luulla Turner, Olive James, Emma ■Colem, Eva Godfrey, Rita. Gibb, ¡H-atie barker, Ms. Sorenson, Dora Coleman, Non Ackroyd, Alvina Bridge, Pearl Harison, Mce .Bennet . Ms. Stang’s daughter Ms. Una Poulsen of Taber was ..Iso present. Ms. Strang was the recipie­nt of two lovely hostess sets. Mrs. .ifton A Person and H.a.tie IHrker were in charge. M. & Mrs. C. S. .htkin have gone on the fourth annual scout trip to the Booth wss; Territories. Mrs M.tkin will go as far as Fort Stith -.-here she awll stay at the home of the Diitrict Commissioner of the Makknzie Territory. They plan to drive to Hay River iy car and from there M. M-a thin iriU fly to his destination. SUMCCR PASTURE 170 acres of good grass and xwter. hasn't been pastured for 3 yrs. 2 miles west of the Del Bonita Store. Kersy farm, Phone 1716 Allan Long. Responsibility wwlks hand in hand with ability and power. 7 I Y 0 . . ■ -■n?vC. CIS ' : y r ] a; rix. r O PSEmi? Z:d SeI D'ycurselO^ Washing Soda ......Jinn and Hamer 2-g# pkg.. -220 Pineappl©.......-cable Talk Tibet».............570 . . . Dotergent. . . . .. . .Gay Liquid............................................ ..........105 less........... ...650 Nugget Shoe Poli^i^h.....Black..................... ..............2 tins.............. . . .¿510 es. 350 , ’ ........... ................................... .............. N.hU^g^;3"G Shoe Polish...........Brushes white or black bristl Colgate Beauty Soap................Reg, size. . . .4 for. . . . Salad Dressing..........................32oz.................................... Rai sins..............................2 lbs................ F TO SwOe. .............VaruHa or Chcccoate ............... .. .410 ... 330 ...570 Sockeye SAleon........ciover Laf..... ...............2 tins... ^Coeries...............Mcraschi.no...............6 Oz. bottle...................................... ... Olives.........................Pimento.......................... ...490 K001 Ad....................A11 flavors....................3 pkg............................... -170 <'■'1 Com. ......Goodness Me Cream Style Coon......................20 oz..................55 tins. .•.870 P eaS...............Mighty Mameth Fancy Peas................ 20 oz...............5 tins. ...9270 H^ney.............................Alpha Creamed............. .4- lb. tin................... .1190 ^Ceenies.............Red Glazed....................gg- lb. pkg.................................... ...290; Oorange Juice. .........43 oz. tins........... ...890 FRESH PRODU CE ..370 GREEN PEPPERS........Clif Beeis.........................It SPANISH ONIONS........ ............................3#.... 29i WAlERMEl ON.....Red Swee-t and Juicy........................... NEW SPUDS.......Calif. White GREEN ONIONS..........s ............................5#.... ,A90 1 bunches...................... .250 T U RN 1 PS .........CcILC. New................ ...............ce’lo bag.... ■EEEy AVOCADOS.......•........... ..........................each... ..2W BR^O^Z^L^O_I..............Medium bunches.......................■ .lb.. 1r Your eyes will be releived of the sun’s glare with Sun-rite..................................69£ pr TEAPOTS in all colors sizes and desc: Price range.......................... 75$ to $4.95 DAUBY Tow burner hot pLltt. One large burner, one smUer one......................$12.25 Large two burner hot plate. One burner larger................................................................ 13.75 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION EXERCISES in the First Ward. ^^^1x^1 June 7 at 8 p.m. There wn be a dance following in the New Gyirn. Adds^E^zion - couples $1.00, Eirtra ladies 75$. EVERYBODY WELCOME. We have a large number of ■b<t]^U^if■Lul ball­point and fountain pens. Price range........................ $1.98 to $5.95 FRASER Super Hot gas iob wter tank Ca-jp-aity 22 imperial gallons. Price............ ................................... . . -P For your work needs this summer come in and get a thermos and lunch kit. CHURN YOUR OWN BUTTER - We have large churns foo................................................... $7.25 ACME Arbooite tcp Chrome Table Set Four beautiful chairs an extension board. Easy to keep clean. Price.............................................................. Lovely m.rrors in various sizes and in various patterns Price range $4.95 to $6.95 Kitchen tools that will give years of service. Hanburrgjr Turner Slotted Spoon Pot fork Basting Spoon Soup ladle narrow Spatula. Pancake Turner large meet grinders.. Smiler meat grinders Potatoe fisher Flour Sifters Feelmaer,a Famous Vegetable Slicer. No screws to ad­just, no blades to inseiT...$1.00 $7.95 6.95 Bread Boxes, Cake Pans, and Flour and Sugcur Cans............................................ $175 each Mr. & Ms. C. S. N.ekin attended the L.onfs Conneetion at KH^i^jx^ei, Monnana last week. The following group particip­ated in the Necrology Ceremony at the Conveetild on Saturday morning: Ireta Lfetkirf - Narrator, Maude Ririe - Organ muic, L, B. Tanner - Vocal solo, Tri­Bells Chorus - Luccile Blaxth-U, Betty Turner, Neurine Turner, Ifarrorie Cole-mn , Iaurted Brewerton, Dorothy Hamilton, Beth Toommr, Nona Bly, E^J^:Lt, Beemnet, Jean Weeeer, Ruth Rice, Alice Stevenson, Nola Milkin, Gloria Alston, Rae Atwood. Direct­ed by H. Poulsen, a ackobpendst Teona Tannot KINDERGARTEN FURNITURE —— practical and enjoyable toy items. Table and ciirs, rocking chairs and others. WANTED - Hand labour for thinning and hoeing of 25 acres of sugar beets, no top­ing._________ ____________ RuLon Pirker. FOR BABY'S COMFORT High chairs in many styles for your baby. Colorful nursery decal on back. i FOR SALE: 1 white double kitchen sink and fixtures in good condition, also 1 dining room suite in good conddtion. Any reason­able offer accepted. Mrs. L. B. Tinner. LEATHER PAIM GLOVES - For longer wear, for more safety and for a low price buy leather palm gloves. Reguuar - ...................................................... 11.29 Now............................................................................. 98 There trill be a teen-age dance held Saturday June 9th from 8 to 10 p.m, in the Assembly ’fell M.I.A. Mock Eylet Reguar............................... . .....................980 yd. Now.. > . ................................ ......................780 yd. Sateen, green Reegula......................................................750 yd. Now......................................... ......................59£ yd. Come in and see our remnant cowiter. M.t-erials greatly reduced Children's cardigans in all wool or nylon. On the reduced table. Price range 01.98 to $2.49 Coto f Miss Diana Robinson has returned from Provo, Utah where she h^.s been attending Unlvvesity Girdles that feel like part of you, trim your figure into new, smooth line We have -them in two styles, girdle and panty girdle. Various pricds in various styles. McCLARY - Save food during the hot summer days by keeping therm cool vrith a McOCl.ry Spacious full-width frezzer REGULAR-1399. The Magath Trading Company Limited A good place to trade NOW---- $299. ■ I. ' $4.95 $ 1.49 1952 1953 1954 1955 Infant Shoo-Shoo’s - wWite ELk leather By Savage. CHILDRENS Sun suits of no-iron cotton has lace trim bib, ruffles across back of panty. Size from two to three years. Price A new shipment of white "Play Pen" shoes has arrived. Sizes 4 to Price Teen Agers - one strap white leather slip­pers, they have neolite sole and low heel. Price................................................................ $7.95 FLtXi P. Lt 5 N U G 0 Lt 0 R T h O N OP 4 BP C K H tt L p - $ r to I C H t i L Gt. N v » Nfc ßfNÜ” LEATHER BOOM IN G 01101811 .395,023 .416,825 .432,887 212462 1461,204 > G? ’ < Cotton Interlock Sleeper Soesut - oonnees size oomnlyy Colors - yellow, pink, blue^M Price....,................$1.98 , WHITE LINEN BOLERO'S to weeir with that sleeveless dress.................................... $2.98 We have in stock INFANTS vests, diapärs, nightgowns, rcimpers, dresses and all the smll items necessary for the wHfare of the new child. FOR CASUAL WEARING - a but de<klklidt pCI-over in white terry cloth w.th colored knit neck and sleeve band. Sizes................. medium and large,,«.©. .$1.98 ALSO Striped, slttetltss cotton knit T-shirt w.th collar, has all-over star dust fleck Colors - coral, turquoise, canary with white stripe. Size........................ medium and largs... .$2.98 "I'm sorry, George, but I make it a rule never to lend money. It ruins a friendship" "Don't worry about that; we never See the new Car C