Magrath Store News (September 16, 1938)

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.f É i MAGRIIH, ALBERTS, SEPTEMBER 15« 1938. Which are constructed from strong cotton in a good weight, softly napped on both sides and will wash well. PLAID BLANKETS - in colors of Blue, Green, Ros© and Gold Size 70X84. 9 Grey Flannelette Blankets with blue and pink borders. Very cosy and warm and the easy-to-launder kind. Size 70X84. $2.49 a pr. ' I yr ; lay Point Blankets are famous ! mth and hard-wearing qualitiesj .. ’i.j- j ion from draughts and moisture when used HOURS 8 to 9. High-grade English Blankets that are thick, fleecy, soft and warm. Made f^om select wool yarns in a thick, ‘close, firm body. Creamy white with cblorful borders, Siz © 68»X85 • Priced $5.75 each. Bring in your 50^ Coupons to apply on th© purchase price of this blanket. / /' r I Hudson*s Bae for their wans JPI- _____ D Their perfection in weave assures protect' indoors or outdoors. Colors of Camel, Red, Blue, Rose and Rainbow with green, red, gold and black stripes. $18.00 to $24’00. // Reple#L a pair or two of these low-priced, service­able warm Blankets. Medium Light Grey that will not-show soiling easily« Size 60X80. six pounds» $5 »50 a pr.# ■sh your bedding supply now with | +-»r:« XI---- | f Sr c Có L7 X . o Size 52X72. Red borders, $3.25 a pr BLUE GREI WOOL BLANms."'~li^havra~ beautiful soft texture and fin© appearance Size 64X84. Weight seven pounds. $6.45 a pr * i \ \ f i t I I t ; t •;iI F We have many other qualities of wool blankets, as wdll as comforters, bed throws™ Indian Blankets and Wool Motor Ruga» i f ; \ i 'iffïîWW'W One that will ohange a chilly house into a cheerful home. This powerful heater is bridk-ilined, has chrome finished top and is a warm—air circulator. You’ll be delighted with its Heating ability and handsome appearance. Priced $57.45j ----------------- ---- __---- --------------------------------- Hrs, Julia 3, Ririe was taken to the hospital, in Lethbridge Monday for on oper­ation. v , , • - - ---------- of the court to collect their bills; that is the | reason so many persons are being sUecj -this j fall. Hospital bills soon run into money«, To avoid this big expense Magrath has a resident doctor. Outside doctors require that their patients come to a hospital.' This entails a big hospital bill that 95 times out' of a hundred is unnecessary, ---------- *---------- ---------------------------------- See us for your school needs. y;e have a full stock of school supplies on hand. ...........-— • . Mr, Pederson, accountant at the Bank of +2?ir?a1» r®‘fcurned recently from a holidav trap to th© Pacific Coast.-----------------------z Mr. George Culp is up and around again after his recent illness. ----------------- - ---- - M-------- _----------------- Mr. & Mrs, Sidney Orr of Orton visited in Magrath on Sunday, Handles on sir doors - 3o<L. . Insulated. Chrome Always with )ven 16” ’orc elain High Shelf Fun Porcelain Finish in »Ivory, Black Trim Built - in Removable Copper Re­servoir. X 19« Lined Storage Compartment Wanning Oven and ..Storage Compartment IIÌ Priced The Magrath Trading Co. Ltd., "A good place to trede." :I :il : 1 II Medium-weight ClinKnit Ribbed Cotton Hose.. One and one rib provides elast icity. Color * Sunbrown Sizes 4 to 10 FRIDAY CHILDREN’S ’»WEi'.RWELL" HOSE Look smarter. . Last longer. Silk & Wool in white and sunbask. 300 pr. $1.95. Lovely Cashmere Stockings. Finely woven and neat looking Color - Sunbrown, Sizes 4 to 10 Wearwell Rayon Hosiery — looks smarter and yet will give you the warmth and wear you deserve. Come in Sunbrown & Lido Sand 400 a pr. PURITAN MAID HOSIERY — Quality hose. Extra fine ribs.give a dressy appearance and good wear, French Nude shade. 400 a pr. I...............——- «------- ----------- Elmer Langworthy informed us that Geo. i Weatherly of Del Bonita threshed sixty-two ; bushels of Spring Wheat to' the acre on a ’¡ten-acre plot broken last summer, j---------------- - m----- ;....... i Mr. D. E. W«ir of Calgary is relieving i teller at the Bank of Montreal "The Last Word in Smartness," Featuring graceful brims, Tyrolean Crowns, captivating "off-th^uface”, Pill Boxes, Spanish and many other styles. Graceful veils, sweeping feathers, etc. Colorfc of Rust, Wine, IMYy Blue, Green, Brown an£ Black. Mr, & Mrs, j. R. Anderson left Sunday for their home.in. Puallyp, V&shington. *• ----*------ m -—■——u-------------------____ Mrs. EVfe Toomer attended the JEair Dress­ers* Convention in Calgary last week. ------ --------------------------------------M —---------------------------------__ We still have many pairs of kiddies’ Ankle Hoes left, mostly small sizes, all colors. — stilling at 190 a pair. _—- ------ y --------------------- Mrs. Rjtssa Clarke and daughters left Saturday morning for their home in Provo, Utah, after visiting for some time in Magratk iI Smartly tailored skirts that are made of a navy red cotton serge ... button on to white cotton pert, pleated styles . . 10 and 12. | and that waists. All in and in sizes 8, $1.45. --------- ---------------- M------------------------ Cutters ’’Don’t criticize youir wife; look whom she married," -— --- -n—m,---- - The Magrath Trading Co. Ltd«, "A good place to trKdejr are suitable for every; sweaters, afghans, cushions, scarves We have a'wide variety of colors to choose. AUSTRALENE-------- - ------- - 150 THISTLEBLOOM —.............— '£00 BEE /EVE.. LUSTRE CREPE 250 BOUCLÉ DE. LAINE ---------- 350 SNOW WHITE., ANDALUSIAN WOOL knitting .yarns in colors qf Sleepy Blue Jonquil, Bashful Pink, 'IRed and Snow White. dresses, , etc• from which iI II iI fI aa a a • new pastel 9 Coral Mist, Carnation; —— 250 a skein. ball, ball, ball, skein. ■U" 4 I 1 oz, balls Regular 250 I 25/. Colors; White Tyrol Red, Swing Blue, Queen Mary Rose, Geranium Rose, Spray Green, Taffeta Petticoats Colors;- Black,Navy and Red. Regular $1,95. Tumblers 6 for--- 330. WANT- ADS WANTED TO RENT;- A beet .ploteff Fred Trash. Corselettes & Girdles Values up to $2.95, Special -- 980. 69/. Crep.o Be Chine Teddies Small1 size. Three only. Reg. $2.25. Special $1.59. E ST. CHARLES MILK THE BETTER IRRADIATED EVAPORATED MILK Let the whole family enjoy the extra goodness and freshness of ST. CHARLES. 25/. 0 , FOUND;- In Store the day school started - (note with list of school books and a number I of bills. Owner call at Office, j — --------------—— m-------------- |. NOTICE;- Mutual Opening will be held at |8 o’clock Friday evening, September 16, in ¡the Assembly Hall. Programme and dance. ¡Please bring membership fees - 250 for ¡ladies and 350 for men. |--------------------— M------------------------------- — |. A. T. W. towels are made of fine yarns ¡and are well constructed. <Our towel sets ¡consist of one bath towel 22X44 and two face ¡cloths 12X12. They come in green, blue and peach. Price $1.25 a set, , FOR SALE;- Cheap for cash - my modern home four rooms, hall, bath, full babement with taps and drain for washing. Garage. Barn. Will sell without barn if preferred. Can sell you this homo for half cost of building See me at once and let Inez R, Bennett. M------------------------------- . We have some lovely Ice Box Flowers to adorn your dress cr coat Cost — 250 each.- n7j7|*****~ ~ ------------1------------ -----_ The-Magrath Trading Co. Ltd ___ _ ______"A go od place to trade 3 tins for 280. ----------------------------- M , • WANT , STRAYED to my place;- Guernsey .Keifer. Brand Two oroppod cars. A D 3. Two-year-old BDLR. John Allen, . ...............——.........— M — ---------------- . LOST:- Little Fox Terrier dog, white with blaok trimmings. .Answers to name of Morris, Anyone knowing the whereabouts please notify . Helen Wilcinsky. Reward. -------- ---- ---------------- M ........---------------- -_____ .-Men’s Urbpe Suede Handkerchiefs. Seven­teen inches square.. All colors, 350, 9 ------------------2------- M -------- _______ new home same size, us talk business. . WANTED;- & tame pony. Between 3 and 8 jrears .old. Ed,. Clifton. —----------- - ---------- M ________----------------- . FOUND:'- Script0 pencil. ”U. is. Govern­ment'’ printed on it. Call at Office. ———----------------- M -- ----------- .--------------- . FOR RENT;- Three bundle racks and teams. •They etay fr.3!1.l. ' - j- Five pieces of Ladies’ Neckwear - 190, • 9 fl a I Choice Spring Chickens 22/ lb. Choice Spring Lamb __ Shoulder--- 16/ _1 b. Choice Baby Beef & Veal. Fresh Salmon. ------------ ----------- ---- M------------------- ---------- - Miss Gwen Pharis left Friday to attend her second term at university, Sorth Carol ina. -------------- ___----------M------------------ ---------- Remember,customers, we will deliver all meat orders. .............. .......................M------------------------- Born to Mr, & Mrs. Geo. T. Dudley at Miss Heninger’s A lovely baby daughter Thursday, September 15. James Parkinson celebrated his 78th birthday on Thursday. The Irishman, Miller and Parkinson families motored to Raymond Thursday after­noon, where they were entertained at the home of Mr. & Mrs, L. Fisher. Throe blood transfusions were necessary to save a patient’s life at a hospital. A brawny young Scotchman offered his blood. The patient gave him £50 for the first pint £25 for the second pint - but the third time he had so much Scotch blood in him that he only thanked him. See us for your preserving needs. We handle Karr Mason, Perfect Seal and Gem bottles and Accessories, ---------------- ------------- M ■ The I. II -------------------- ---------- -j------ M —— Trading Go. Ltd., A good place to trade." The machine companies’ slogan for 1938 seems to have been "a tractor with a combine or thrashing machine for ©very farm, small or large." — Oho cf the causes for. hard times. Than'when i I........ Thon when the mortgage and machine ¡"companies cannot nave the fam they take iAberhart^s name in vain. --------—-.........—----- M-------- - ---------------------| The School Fair hold Tuesday in the High School Gym upheld their usual high standard of efficiency. There was some very neat work in the sowing department, the vegetables were many and varied, the art work very commendable, and the flcwers Host beautiful. The pupils who received the first prizes in writing are: Garry Jarnos, Ethel Gibb, Clarissa Gull, Elaine Bingham, Walter Bach Ruth Bingham, Nora Carter and Audrey James, First prize for the best' history of a Magrath F ioneer went to LaVerne Bigelow, second to Shirley Stevenson and third to Anne Sponger, Russol Rice and Grant Stgvenson deserve much credit for their woodwork displays. As fir* as wo could ascertain Anne Spencer and Grant Stevenson had the most number of exhibits’ in the fair. , For body building nourishment ©at Rolled ‘Oats for breakfast. We have thorn in packages and sacks, i“—----------- - ----------M-------- ---------------------- i Miss Horman looking at th© School Fair prize Display in the Trading Company window ¡"Isn’t.that just like a man?» h—. .....—............... M ——-------------------- While on his visit to this country, ¡Marshal Foch was a guest at a dinner party ¡when one of th® other guests took exception [to French politeness. "There’s nothing in jit but wing," he said, ^ith questionable ¡taste, j "Neither is there anything but wind in ¡a pneumatic tire," retorted the gallant ¡marshal, "yet it eases the jolts along life’s ■highway wonderfully." ■ STii'h efery three packages of Kellogg’s Corn Flakos you purchase you will be given FREE a utility bag. The Corn Flakes are throe p&okages for 300. : <__ A» e r iy UU X 1 b (SANITARY CATCHER) Per doz. ---- Icing Sugar 3 lbs. --- —. , 27/' Corn,Starch 3 pkt s. g- " 1_ 29/•_ Bulk Peanut Butter bring container. 2 lbs and Sat. Brown Sugar _4 lbs. ------ | 27/. wagstaff’s Plum Jam Per" tin------ - 39/. i ! S ■— WHILE WY LAST. $1.29 case. Capital Brooms , Reg. 95£. -----------------79/, , Carton Matches 24/. f4Î I I ! Medium Oranges 2 ' doz. - ----- - 53/. ; i | labob Vanilla Extract | 4 oz. —32/. Tomatoes I 2 tins ------25/.__ 4 Cabbage----- li/ lb. | Prunes -■— $1.07 case Concord Grapes Per basket — 59/. Cauliflower 5/ lb. T1 Ì¿WSSIM3. Hs" |L».*Ä»