Magrath Store News (July 20, 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.MAGRATH TRADING CQ STORE NEWS Phones: Office 21 Groceries 4 Hardware 34 Dry Goods 124 4 . » * 4 • • i mgaatH ALBirm UPSTAIRS FRIDAY, JULY 2QTH, 1956 Babys wcxOlen toilet seat, enameled, coUt apses into •• pomppet pireei. Colors - pink and blue All-leather LoroUer Shoes Colors - Red and grey­Sizes - 6 to S-Ll medium width- PoLce.............. -............................... 1ii /■ \ 3 $5-75 Are you in need of a new plaid. cotton blouse. These are in bright colors, have short sleeves, suitable for factory war­Size-.............................. 14 to 16 yrs- Price......................................................$1-78 Items of interest at the baby coulter are fleece-lined sleepers, baby blankets, flanelette crib sheets and other items- Come up and see the bargains upptairs- Price-.................................... -.,..........»-$3,78 -4---- /------------------------------------------------------------ lace tortamed nylon crinoline - nylon tri» dt-tpjp- SLze.iii,........... i^-i-S to 10 to 12 years, Price»-rwr»- - - » ■ . - - - * « • - - - > - - - -$3,75 Come in and see the new ehi^pmi^i^ib of coin» oline slips- E-Z Boy’s athletic shots, fly front, fine taiit cotton, strap reinforced panel front» Size................................................... - - - - . - 6 Price»........................-.......... - -.............. »Si# E-Z- Sleeveless vests for infants, of the finest knit cotton- These have diaper tabs attached- Sizes 3 to 6 mo. Price...................... 7$ Childrens puLLovers- ReegUar - $3-75- Now.....................................................................$2-75 CHILD’S CORDUROY JACKET of pinwile corduroy lined wth white flanelette . Colors - pink, red blue . Size. Price .3 yrs. $2.98 i Bitients in the Mggr,ta Muuipilpi.l Hospital this week includes' M. Jerry Iawlor, Loord Gnuiinger, Ms. Lillian Minor, Mrs, Hillmer, Ms. SOsvs Cbatey, Mrs. Wage' raker, Miss Linda Gurney, Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Ririe. BEAVER LUMBER JUST ARRIVED 1 car cedar fence poots. Come in and see the new dopay Accordian Folding Door. All Sizes..............................................$9.95 PARK THEATRE NEWS Thuurs, Slightly Secale t -Superscope and technicolor, starring John Payne, Arlene Dahl. Fri, & Sit. Speedal Delivery W^’th Joseph Cotton Moi, ascope and color and Eleanor Parker Wed, & Thtus, ' ing Gene KeHy and Eva -Batok. & Tue. M.ny Rivers to Cross - Cinem- , starring Robert Tiylor Comedy. The Crest of the Wwve starr The Trading Co, w.iLL be open for business on Tuesday July 24th and Wednesday fore noon 1 p.m. Do your shopping ea arhy. __________________________ FOUND: pair of white gloves left at patt­ern coulter. FOR SALE: Blue baby caarriarsL Melva CMistensen. FOR SALE: CCeeseefield and chair, iron ing board, extension table, sraU roll top desk. Mr. Emilie Brig(^. Phone 248 WA1NTED: A rangette electric stove in good connìtion. Phone 36 Ms. S. Ackroyd. FOR SALE; 3 acres land, barn and chicken coop, cook stove, kitchen table. J. Bozajcski. WANTED: 2 burner hot plate, bed stand with spring and raatress, No junk. M. Ed Jensen. Mr 4 Ms. Bud Haarison had as their giuists the past week her sister Ms. Flor­ence PowwU and daiugiteers Ila and Mr. Ia- Rena Giles of Lehi, Utah. WAINTED: A ride by car to Salt Lake City or Provo by someone who is going around July 22 or 23 and has room for two pass­engers. Myrtle Parkinson and Ethel Braith-wite. .ancL take .advantage of the ra^ny bargains :ahd savings upstairs, i . Antidote To illustrate the evil effects of alcoh­ol on the human body, the teacher dropped a worm into a glass of witter, where it ■ wriggled contentedly; ne:xt, she placed it in a smU glass of whiskey were it soon curled up and died. "And wbat does this experiment teach?" she asked the class. Birght lad: "Peqile who drink whiskey wi never have woormsl" P.S, If true then there are a lot of men in Mgrath free f^r^om worms but what abaut^snalc^. be ball M. decor- Jud- Celebrate Magath's Birthday, July 25, and Pioneer Day. Parade ScheduLe. Starting time - 10 a»m, sharp, muut over by 11 am. Whhre? At the town park for adults, and at the bank of for the children. Eligible entrants - Everyone with a ated entry. (This moans horses too) ges wwlL award prizes to winners and all winners will be notified at the 11 a.m. program in the Assembly Hai. Parade Route - AU adult entrants to start from the ball park, proceed straight west to the bank, where the childrens entrants will be taken into the parade. It will then turn south along main street to the Garden City Motors, make a left hand turn over the two bridges and return back up • . rain street to the bank where the children w.il drop out, turn east again and contin­ue in that direction to the east side of the Public School, where it will turn right to the lane going through to the Assembly Hai. All floats wishing to park near the Assembly during the program wd enter here and the r^ma^^der disband at the next corner south. The following divisions for judging will be made in order that entrants umght know in what classes they wll fall. Best decorated car and / or business float $5.00 - $3.00 - $2.00. Best Decor­ated saddle horse $3*50 - $2.00 Best club fhoaO R. & G.; R. Society; Mut­ual; F. U. A; eti_$5,00 $3.00 $2.00 Beet Clown $2.00 N^o^el-ty $2.00 Clildaen section: Pony $2,00 $1.00 ,50 Bicycle $2.00 $1.00 .50. Tricycle $1,00 .75 .50. Speccal $2.00. A OrVL councilman, a member of the court of revision, recently purchased farm Hand for $75.00 an acre. It was brought to his attention that had he been assessed for the price he paid for the land his taxes would have been $4.10 an acre. H is farm land was assessed at sSLS.OO by the WuicCiPaitrL The tax was 98$ per acre not $4.10. Not so in Nhggrth, a residence is still assessed near the original cost, even if it is thirty years old. If land in the muuicippaity is assess­ed at of its value, wy not in town? Think it over coom oilmen. Come upstairs where you will get more value for your money. Items on sale are Shoes, rubbers, dresses, dusters, shacks, t - Shirts, Baby apparel, houseshoes, skirts, blouses, coats for women and children, sweeters, hits, Childrens clothing and many more items. Remember the July-August sensational blan­ks t sale. BHanke*ts and cormorters are val­ue packed and specially priced to suit your budggt. TTrifty homeimikers will wnt 1 to buy Fall-winter and comeorter require- mfia>tS.____________________________________ Double the towns assessment to get a line of credit, then brag about it. There are tricks in all trades they say.....(boneless, shoiULder)..per lb .... .(lean, cubeed per lb. (wen trimmed).................... per lb PORK & BACON LOAL..(siieed)..1e) VEAL _ COMESA SEE Gr YOURSIlLI-leg 'o'pork . ROASTS. ..(tender, flavorful) 53<f BEEF ROASTS.... ..(boneless, shoiuLder) ..per lb . STEWING BEEF . .(lean, cubbc!)... per lb. 433 roast O ••••«• (weei trimmed)....................per lb . 553 SPRING CHICKENS 2'GlB. TO 3^ LB> AVERAGE Mr. & Ms. Bob Gorham entertained the following in honor of Sharon Rae on her first birthday: her grandparents M. & Ms. Roy Coleman, Ms. Bill Gorham and Ccrol. Mescdames Ruth Johnson and children Margret Cwless and children, Arlene Bermett and children, Doiralda INaraa!! and baby, Bruce and Barbara Gorham and Mary Kay Chipman. Mrs, Atha Peterson was hostess to her club. Present were mesdames: Audrey Ririe, Jean Coleman, Bernice Anderson, Dorothy 86^^^ I-Mailyn Neilson, Pceal-dean Jensen, Ruth Rice, Ms, Anita Scoviil of EdmOTaton, A tasty plate lunch vias served. IOST: About three weeks ago a rust gab­ardine jacket, trommyd with whhte. Size 6, Please phone 75 if you have seen it Blair Mr. & Ms. Larry James and family of Edmonton are in town guests of Ms. Harry James, The death of M. Lungrene Leifler, resid­M. & Ms. Dave Hull of Taber and Mrs. ent of Marra th occured Wednesday July 18, Liona Strage of Eagle, Monitana were guests WecdBSday of Mis. Judd and Ms. James. IOST: Small hand axe, 1 sliding square, between my place and the town IHaai. Dave Bingham, Any person who has a Magath Trading Company propane bottle please return promptly otherwise rent will be charged herewith. VWllNTED: All persons (mle and female) between the ages of 18 and 65 who are able to donate blood. August 1 st at the Weeiing Church between 6 and 9 p.m. The Blood Donor Clinic will be waiting for YOU to come. There is always a first tima Let's really boost l-Marath's average and the Red Cross blood supply. See you at Weeiing the evening of Auguut 1st. Publicity Cormottee. BASEBALL Line scores for July 15th Dcn:lblelle£lde:r with Lethbridge Visies. RHE Mai-ath 21Q 2Q2 Q1Q 8 12 '2 Leth, QQ1 '12Q 'C)12 RHE 7 8 3 Bateries - Norm Hillmer to G. Rice L. Tynchhyni, T. OEsato to T. Hirotsu. Magath 3QQ QQQ QQ1 RHE 4 5 2 Lethbridge Q12 31Q Q1Q 8 12 1 Batteries - S, Sag«, F. Balderson to F. McIKiy. Davis to T. Hirotsu. WAINTEDi Two passengers for Salt Lake City leaving July 26th. Mr. & Ms. Bill IHrker, Phone No, 2. Ken Darker. A vase was left at the High School this spring after their Fashion Show, Owner please see Myytle Parkinson, FOR SALE: IMatle radio, cook stove con­verted to gas, large dining room taHe. Phone 74. H. C, Poulsen. FOR SALE: 1 milk cow with or without ralf, W, Ifeyer, Phone R812. The IMaTrth Trading Company Ltd. a good place to trade. A friend reports he learned all about re­lative humodite when he held his infant da1wh•ht■^l in his lan . _ _ ........... tv (cello bagg) W NUTRITION BEGINS /NY OUR K/TO/E/v POP CORN POTATO?.' . CHIPS .... . (Reeguiar 390 now only) SWISS CHEESE DEAL KERR L I DS.... CERTO......... ....(8 oz. bootie).. RUUBER JAR RINGS. EREf PRODUCE PEACHES ...(Calif.SCberta's).............................................. j|2 ¿79 APRICOlS. . ••..... ... • • • • • • • ;L(:rard.................................. ca se . . .S3E39 CUCUMBERS.... .......................... - I LLTTUCE............................... .... (fim and crisp).......................... Lb.. M NEW POTATOES...........• for................ . ' CAN N ^^NG■■“■TTMT IS HERE AGAIN BUY YOUR SUPPLIES EARLY (CalifCEibe tEl’sJ ..(l^ge) Lb (fim and crisp) (5# for Lb Miss Jolayne Thompson is leaving for Provo where she will join Miss Mlasricnl Brown. Both g-rhs will attend summer school at the B.Y.U, Miss Ann Toom®, nurse-in-training at the Unic■elaity Hospital in Edmonton has returned after spending a two week vac­ation at home. Will the person who took my new fifty foot chain from my coral please return it and save Ohe police from calling on you. Warren Haris. ON WOMEN Women are hike newssppprs. They have forms. They are made up." They have bold types. They always have the last word. They have great influence. They carry news whereever they go. They are much thinner than they used to be Every man shouLd have one of his own and not borrow his neighbour's. Back numbers are not in demand.____ .______ M1, & Mrs. Hoiwrd Fletcher of Salt Lake City, Utah were Magath visitors. Miss Shirley Taylor is vacationing with her grrnd]pl.rents Mr. & Mrs, 0, C, Hender­son of Salt laesL Mr. & Mrs. Jim WicterOon and son of Provo, Utah are visiting aelrOiees in Lia gm th. Girls attending the Taylor Stake L.D.S. Camp are: PaaM-dOe Hindley, Coleen Diff-cehd, Phyliss Robinson, Lorna Law, Linda Tooimr, Nadere Smith, Rose Maie iMawwll, Mr. Alvin Nate of WrenOham has been a recent visitor of his sister Mrs, Esther McVey and Ardella Berndt. Born to Mr. & Ms. LaVoy Boosoot a baby girl on Sunday July 15th. FOR SALE: or trade a motor bicycle. ' John Harker. The Magath Trading Conrany Ltd. Reduction of broken lines. These include womens and childrens low rubbers, Wdnen’s Rubber Boots- some slip on style, some zipper style with and without fur trim. 2 PAIRS ONLY. WOMEN'S SNOW BOOTS REG.$14,95- now $10.00 SIZE 4 COATS WOMEN'S ................................. $29.95, $22.95 CHIIDREIN'S .................,..................... $11*95 UTILITY .............. ............................. $21.9® SLACKS WOMEN'S. AND CHELDRN’S. These are of Rayon GhbartLine, EEatrnand plaid wool flannel. REDUCED ONE THEED OEF._____________ HOUSE DRESSES SAGES 12—24-1 LigMn and Darik prints Now seLHigg' for $2.95 - $3.50 - $3.95 Discount of 10% to 20% on r§cks of better dresses. ' . * .5 • - ■ One rack of dresses reduced SHOES 20% discount on summer shoes, whites beige and pink colors. HOUSE SLIPPER RACK - Wcoeen and childrens styles to clear at $1.49 ~ $..98 - $2,98 SweaiErs Sweeter table - Some of the prices are as foUowssCardigans Regular $6,95 Now $4.95 PuLlovers Regular <$5.95 Now $3.95. O/MENS a BOYS POPLIN JACKETS REGULAR--- - -5,05 NOW--------4.25 TWIN LAUNDRYV 1 PBSo u REGULAR—$22o5C N O W-----$Tb - 5C KIDDIES WADING POOL. , REGULAR-^ 1.95 NOW------- 7095 Five feet across, with metal strong stand. Come upstairs and look around. The Magrath Trading Company Ltd. S I X Shooiie pyjamas Price..........$2.98 Bracelet and necklace sets for the little girl and her dolly wth birthstones in them........................................................... 750 We have ankle socks to fit every size Lov’Lee slips..............................................$3 Childrens Dresser Sets in miny colors and styles that will make the heart of your little girl happy Glazed cotton in patterned styles 590 yd. Broadcloth in many colors. 390 to 590 yd. A new shipment of made in Japan ladies, and girls pyjam.s. These pyjamas are hand embroidered. Sizes - small, medium and large. Ms, Julia Gigan has as her guests her sister Mr!. Lettie Houston of Dellflower diforiniuand Ms. Mae R. Walker of Pleasant Grove, Utah M. & Mrs. DeVar Coleman had as their guests her Mrs. Elizabeth James and his moHiozr Mrs. Dora Coleman. Stanfield nylon slips 5.25 Cotton criskay pyjamas........ $2 We have nylon nighties and bed jackets to suit every taste ladies black and navy slips Refgunr......................................................$425 Now......................................................................................... 1.85 Childrens petticoats in w^h^-te and pink All size's and styles Prices reduced from $1.25... $1.19 $1.98 940 900 The new HEIAINE SEAGER PINK ICE home facial..........................................................$2.00 DROPS OF GOLD facial oil......................... 2.00 5 - day deodorant pads with free pink ice trial Remlar........................ Now selling for only $1.40 .75 NESTLE SPRAZE - fixes soft wives into your hair quickly and easily, enriched wth processed lanolin......................................980 Service weight nylons in all sizee...$1.35 Cottage CURTAIN SETS in nylon and cotton Price range....................... $1.98 to $3.98 Nylon wisth/ble draw string bags in wM-te and yellow. We have dress trimming braids many ■irieties. M*. & Ms, Bill Mnor and family accompan­ied by M. & Mrs. ¡Orton Minor of fLe;lhoi*id— ge motored to Claresholm Sunday to enjoy a family reunion at the home of M. & Mrs, Clifford O'Neel. We estieatd ourselves in our Sunday clothes our neighbors reckon us in our shirt sleeves. A good place to do your trading The Nggath Trading Company Limited. shirts and T-Shhrts BLANKET IAY-ASAY SALE JULY 6TH THROUGH AUGUST1HTH ' SAVE ON BLANKETS, SAVE ON THROWS, SAVE ON COMFORTERS.Qome in and a friendly clerk will explain our convenient lay-away plan. FOR; SALE: Spring' Chickens. Grant Crook­ston, Phone 64 Sports : RegUar Now.... RejgUlr Now.,.. Boys eeversib,Ly. jackets .ReegUar,. ‘ ’ Now --- ** S. 53.75 2.95 .2.95 .2.19 67.95' ’.’5»§5: HATS Cowboy and straws Red felt cowboy tex-ts............................ 52.29 Straw hats in many different colors, sizes and styles. Prise range 49? to 01.25 M. & Ms. Ken Miler may well be proud of their son Marrin age 10. last week he and several other boys were playing ne^r the C. P. R, spill gates when Roert Thomson, 4 yr. old son of M. & Mis. Mcr-vin Thomson fell in. They could see him floating—all that was visible was his rhir. Marrin quickly dived in and with considerable effort finally puLled him to safety. Take advantage of the big savings upstairs, SWIM SUITS Boy's stretchy swim suits, fits ages 10 to 1................................... $1.19 'Boys stretchy suits to fit ages 4 to 8........................................................................................................89 J Mens swi^m suits. Price range $1.95 to WoouLd the person who borrowed the whhel borrow from the High School please return it as it is urgently needed. Cliff Miler. M. & Ms. Fol Balderson had as their Sunday guests M. & Mrs. Don Cody and family of Mik River.____________________ The Mara th grading Company Lt. Dozer Swim SiULts ReggUaa............ . N ow......................,. Sunday visitors of Ms; -Ermma Judd and Mss, Olive James were: Mr. & Mrs. Albert Buise of Eagle, Idaho, M. & Ms. Elmer Tvotor and family of Carifornia, Mr & Mr. Deimis James and family of Edmonton and M*.T»:'M...Ollen of Tber. Come in and see our hand tooled leather ' a riri nfJioHg, ¡SrIltlL^lr Jeans that cowboy champs weer. Sanforized fabric. Shrinkage less than 1%. Only................$5.25 Faded blues Re^iuLa.. .33.50 • Now..............2.99 Ctarcai.1 denims Re gula r. • • • • • • s?2.9 5 No .,.••••••*• 2.59 Boys pink and helio corduroy pants Reguuar.........$7.50 Now................... 5555 Rhubarb Jam - Emma Lou Price. 5 c. cut up rhubarb, 5 cups, sugar. Boil together until soft. Add 1 20 ounce can crushed pineapple, bring to full boil. Add 2 pkg" strawberry jello and boil one minuute. Sell in jars or refrigerate