Magrath Store News (March 9, 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, MARCH 9TH, 1956..,....................................................................................... MAGRATH, ALBERTA. JERSEY GLOVES - Brown lined semi-dress gloves....................................... 79?! GREY JERSEY WORK GLOVES 55$ BROADCLOTH PYJAMAS IN BLUE AND WINE WITH WHITE PIPING...................... ........................,$4,95 WINE ALL WOOL FUNNEL. LEISURE APPAREL STRIPED BROADCLOTH................................. .$3,95 $11.95 MONKEY FACE WORK GLOVES Î . BROWN JERSEY WORK GLOVES JERSEY KNIT "T" SHIRTS. SPORTS COLLAR NOVEL YOKE. Redmanized, shrunk to fit. Simply wash, rinse, and hang to dry. COLORS: Green, Black & Pink $3.75 LECKIE GORE DRESS OXFORD. Brown leather,, cubin heel.......................... ...................$11.95 ¡BANKER LAST DRESS OXFORD. Brown leather, : (Fit for a King).......................... $12.95 t—— E i£ £■ «I E COTTON WORK SOCKS with nylon reinforced heel and toes. Penman1s 1OOG,.65$ LIGHT SUMMER COTTON WORK SQCKS....t,55$ PENMAN1 S WORK SOCKS (NYLON)................,38$ PENMANS 100% NYLON WORK SOCKS......79$ MC GREGOR «Happy Foot" HEALTH SOCKS.98$ MYLON STRETCHY SOCKS - dressy socks Color keyed to match your wearing apparel, FITS ANY SIZE.................................$1.00 to $1.50, SOCK SAVERS..to«MK IN RUBBER BOOTS...............................................79$ PR. • » INSOLES ..HUCKEES CUSHION INSOLES ( treat to the feet )................75$ PR FELT INSOLES........................................................ 30$ PR CORDS. ..BOYS CORDUROY DRESS I PANTS. Colors - charcoal, wine, and green. NOTICE: Beet Growers Institute will be held in Raymond at the Capital Theatre, Tuesday, March 20th at 2:00 P.M. There will be a panel on machine thinning, a speaker from the Experimental Station and a Sugar Film. Dorr prizes of Alberto, Sugpr. All growers invited. Ellis Peipgrass. FOR SALE: 300 bushel good oats. C.E. Harris. FOR SALE: Exeter.-seed oats. Germination 99%. W. H. Fcggin, Del Bonito,. FOR SALE OR TRADE: Slightly used model V A Case tractor equipped with hydralics and two bottom plow* Will accept grain or live­stock in tre.de. 1952 Ford sedan in good - condition. Terms available. 1 Holstein milk caw, 1 Ayrshire milk cow, 1 Jersey milk cow. To freshen in April. Les Jasman. FOUND: Large aluminum kettle, on road in­front of Assembly Hall two weeks ago. Office. CARD OF THANKS: I would like to thank the bull players, the fans, and the friends who make the "Dick Sabey Benefit Night" possible and such a success. It was greatly apprec­iated. Dick Sabey. NOTICE: The First and Second Ward Relief Societies are having their Anniversary Program on Friday, March 16th in the assemb­ly Hall. Lunch will be served at 7:30 P.M. SHARP, program at 8:30 P.M. with a dance to follow. 500 per person. Everyone wel­come. The Crmmittoo. ; . LOST: White nylon headsquare, back stage at Honored Guest Party. Mildred Harker. WANTED: Girl for general housework. Mildred Harker. FOR SALE: Robin beet loader and full line of beet tools. Ludwig Brunner. FOR SALE OR RENT: 10 acres beet land with beet contract and 5y acres of excellent pasture. Good spring water year round. $45.00 per aerd. Terms. Horace Ririe. FOR SALE2 1 barn $85.00. Can be moved. Mrs. F. J. Miller. FOR SALE2 1 block 1950 Ford Couch. In excellent condition. May be seen at Carter’ Garage. Kristie Miller. FOR SALE: 3 year old Hereford bull. Registered. C.L. Markley, Phone R707, FOR SALE: Renfrew coal range in very good condition. Mrs. H. Manske, Del Bonita. A NOTE OF THANKS: Herewith we are thanking the people of Mg.grc.th who have been so nice to us and helped us in many ways. We would like to thank all teachers from school. Our thanks also to the McIntyre Farm, the fore­man and family and all our good neighbors. Thank you. Martin Mommersteeg & family. Monday was civic election day in M?,grath with the largest number of voters turning our to the polls in years. Mayor E.P, Tann­er was re-elected securing 310 votes over 249 for Duane Harker, his opponent. There were 14 spoiled ballets. Dr. Mark Dahl with 389 votes and Ken Balderson with 247 votes filled the vacancies on the Town Council, while for the school board Alex Poulsen poll­ed 322 votes and Mrs. Lettie Harker 246 vot­es were elected. It was rather a bitter ending for Duane and his many supporters. But here is what Abraham Lincoln said after losing un election "I feel like a little boy who had stubbed , his tow in the dark - but who was too old to cry, and it hurt toe much to laugh". CARD OF THANKS: I would like to thank the C.W.L. ladies very much for putting on the farewell party for me, and for the nice gift presented in remembrance. I enjoyed the year’s association with the C.W.L. ladies. Mrs. Martin Mommersteeg. NOTICE: The M.A.A.A. would like to''fehnnk everyone who generously contributed for "Dick’s Benefit" on Monday. Following the bailgame a delicious plate lunch was served to bcth teams and officials in the Banquet room of the Assembly Hall. Thanks go to Estelle Karren, Effie Bennett, the Rockets’ and officials’ wives who prep;.red and serv­ed this lunch. The M.A.A «A. NOTICE: The Second Ward M.I«A. are holding a poultry sale in Shsrbas Cafe Saturday at 2:00 P.M. in bebefit of the Junihr M. Men’s Basketball team who are leaving to play in Church Basketball finals in Logan, Everyone’s support will be greatly appreci­ated. Annie Steele Utah NOTICE: Playoff Games for Provincial Finals- Edmonton Town Hallers vs Magrath Rockets. Magrath Gym. Thursday. Prelimin­ary 7:30 P.M. Main game 9° 00 P.M. Friday - Preliminary - 7:30 P.M. Main game 9:00 P.M, MJLrAjk. FOR SALE OR RENT: Four room stucco house with built in cupboards. Will take car »r 4 ton truck on trade-in. A.W. Passey, Box 583, Bowness. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mommersteeg are leaving today, Thursday for Grand Bund (near London) Ontario, where they will take up residence. s A very interesting Sunday School Institute took place Wednesday afternoon and evening in the Mh.gro.th United Church with ministers and teachers from Owendaly, Cardston, Spring Coulee, Raymond and Ma.gr a th participating. With Dr. Scott as chairman, lively discuss­ions began at 5:30 P.M. followed by a plate lunch succeeded by discussions and a film shown by Rev. Frank Chubb of Southminster United Church. A girl sued a rich man for breach of promise and was awarded. $25,000. Leaving the court I house she was hit by a bus and suffered three fractured ribs. For this deal she was award- ed (¿200. The moral: Never mess around with a ma-iden’s hear; give her a kick in theFRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MARCH 9TH AMD 1GTH, 1956. BEEF CHUCK ROASTS .WELL TRIMMED,,per lb 39 0 LAMB LEG ROAS I S...^ per lb 53^ LAMB CHOPS TENDER, TASTY per lb 550 RING BALOGNA PIAIN OR GARLIC.... 2 lb 650 PORKHAM LOAF. .SLICED per lb 52í¿ PORK SAUSAGE MEAT ...FRESH GROUND....2#.......... 55j¿ A lovely wedding was solemnized in the Immanuel Lutheran Church, Lethbridge, Sat­urday, February 25th when Marlene, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Fellger be­came the bride of Gustov Fauliukaitis, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Pauliuknitis. Escort­ed by her father, the bride was attired in beautiful white bridal lace and carried a white bible overlaid with roses. The bridal attendants were Miss Helen Arndt as maid of honor, Miss Beverley Seward, Miss Lena Schwall and Miss Erma Block as brides­maids. Supporting the groom was his broth­er, Ewalt. Ushering the guests were Charles Fellger, Zekfroid Hermann, and Alfred Fell­ger. A reception followed in the Marquis Hotel banquet room for 175 guests. Receiving the guests were the bridal party, Mr. and Mrs. Fellger and Mr. and Mrs. Pauliukaitis. The bride*s sister, Mrs. Norman Hillmer, was in charge of the guest book. Jay Hamilton was master of ceremonies for the following pro­gram: Speech of welcome given by Mir. Fellger, a piano solo by Lucy Fauliukaitis, piano accordion solo by C-ary Hermann, vocal solos by L. B. Tanner accompanied by Mrs. Vinessa Hamilton, and an after dinner address de­livered by Saul Moscovieh, Folloiring the banquet dancing was enjoyed in the Marquis ball room with a Coaldale orchestra in .. attendance. The bride and groom left on a motor trip to the U.S. and have taken up residence in Magrath. Magrath Rockets advanced to Provincial Finals Saturday night when they gained the Southern Alberta title by defeating the Cardston Maple Leafs in two straight, hard fought bouts. In the first seven minutes of play the score was in favor of the Leafs 13-10, and with the lead changing hands twice, read 25-25 at the 25 minute mark. At half time the score read 35-32 in the Leafs1 favor. With 10 minutes of the second half remaining and the score at 41-33 for the Cardston crew, their big pivot iran, Gordon Jensen fowled out. Rockets moved in whittle;j down the score and advancing to the final 65-60 outcome. Jim Mitkin was top man for the locals with 17 points, fol­lowed by Blair Sabey with 15 and Ty Alston with 14. The Rockets meet the Edmonton Town Hallers i for the Provincial championship Thursday evening in Magrath. The Farmers Union held a very successful meeting recently in the United Church Hall with Dallas Minion as guest speaker. Door prizes of hams were won by Blanche Merkley and Ray Harker. Suggestions for speakers for the March meeting will be greatly appreciated. Mrs, Mary B. Pharis. I DENIM.... . .STRIPED Al® PLAIN IN THE SEASON’S MOST FASHIONABLE COLORS. MAKE YOUR SPORT CLOTHES, PEDDLE PUSHERS, FROM THIS LOVELY MATERIAL.......... $1.10 & $1.19. GINGHAM This week1s Hospital Patients include Donna Bennett, Mrs. Afton Anderson, Melvin Godfrey, Frank Seward, Mrs. Mary French, Sharon Anderson, Mrs. Ia.vina Poulsen, Mrs. Tilley Gruninger, Mrs. Elmer Wilde and son, Mrs. Laurie Davies and daughter, Lungren Lifler, Einor Jorgensen, Bill Wheeler and ETC; Bill Scott. ....COOL COLORS FOR YOUR NEW SPRING DRESSES. IN POPULAR COLORS AND PATTERNS. WASHES LIKE MAGIC, ALWAYS FRESH................................................................$1.19 YARD. •PRINTS.. ..SEE THE NEW ARRIVALS ET PRINTS, PLEASING DESIGNS, DESIRABLE COLOR SCHEMES, WASHES SO WELL...........................$1.10 YD. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Brawn rf Ensign, Alberti: wore Magrath visitors Saturday, Leora Gurney left Friday f«r an ex­visit in California. She will visit the Miss tended in Los Angeles where she will attend dedication of the new L.D.S. Temple V iW TYD\ TI H1 1A/ XT I BIRTHDAY GIE I 0 ov A NEW SHIPMENT OF / /0 TOTS & TEENS f —7 COSTUME JEWELRY JUST RIGHT FOR THAT BIRTHDAY PARTY WAVE NETS. - -SHORTIE GAPS FOR ALL OCCASIONS, ASSORTED COLORS I OWEL APRONS BORDER PRINTS MAKE UP INTO THESE HANDY APRONS. PRINTS PRICED AT 750 ¿1® 790 YD. TOWELS -assorted colors.........................290 EACH Lethbridge was of her parents Miss Hope Alston of end guest at the home and Mrs. Joe Alston a week1* 230. 50 & UP EASTER CARDS HAVE ARRIVED t-.i il ■■I h ■ .* A NEW SHIPMENT OF CROCHET THREAD. LATEST SHADES, PLAIN AND GOTiD .AND SILVER FLECKED.39^ BALL. BIAS TAPE SHOE LACES COMBS.. ..NYLON CURL COMBS - ASS­ORTED COLORS............ .. ..........................250 AND 350 INVISAELE SIDE COMBS (wond pull out)...250 PONY RING COMBS Tip Top High Style.......... 250 COMBS All sizes and colons....................It0 & UP THIS California WEEK’S RECIPE. Chicken Salad. FOR QUILT MAKING, ETC 2# BATTS.. 41.95 per pound. '1 pkg. lemon jello cup boiling water 1 can tuna fish 2 tbs. chopped pepper 1 con chicken gumbo soup METHOD: Dissolve the water. mixture firm. } cup whipped cream 1 tsp. chopped onion., 1 tsp. chopped celery, -g- cup mayonnaise. jello in the boiling SI SPECIALLY PRICED AT........................... COTTON SHEETS. REGULAR $2.85.. ..UNBLEACHED SHEETS ............................$1.39 EA $1.99 -F Fold in remaining ingredients, Pour into o. greased mould. Chill until Garnish on lettuce leaf. DAINTY KITCHEN CURTAINS IN COTTAGE STYLE SETS. WHITE WITH GREEN, BLUE, OR YELLOW. ............................................................... $.1.98 Mrs, Isabelle Eohnet, MAKE THAT NEW SQUARE DANCE SKIRT FROM .-nd Mrs. Bill Passey and family of Bowness were week-end visiters ;..t the heme of his mother, Mrs. Esther McVey. WANTED; Kousewcrk on Saturdays. „ Helen Poncmar. THE WILY ARRIVED BORDER PRINT. WHITE BACKGROUND WITH LiRGE RED ROSE DESIGN. A VERY NOVEL DESIGN............................$1.29 YARD, THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED. WROUGHT IRON BANQUET SET, Heat and stain resistant arborite top. Brass trim on chairs ¿.nd table guard. Centre extension leaf. Would do justice to any dining room, $89.00 CHROME AND BROLEE KITCHEN SET. Grey wood­grain plastic upholstery................. ...$75.00 Mrs. Jean Blumell and Mr. and Mrs. Gord­on Blumell of Calgary visited relatives and friends over the week-end. MUD GUARDS ..ALL TRUCKS MUST BE EQUIPPED WITH MUD GUARDS BEFORE 1956 LICENSES WILL BE ISSUED. INSTALL YOURS NOW...................................................................... $8,95 SET. CLEARANCE LIGHTS EQUIP YOUR VEHICLE WITH CLEARANCE LIGHTS. | INCASE OF BREAKAGE WE HAVE REPLACEMENTS. FUEL TANK GAUGES HERE IS A HANDY ITEM THAT WILL SAVE YOU TIME. NO NEED OF GUESS WORK. JUST PLACE | IN YOUR TANK OR BARREL AND THE CORRECT AMOUNT OF FUEL WILL BE SHOWN ON THE DIAL. 1 Magrath Curlers po.rticipe.ting in the Farm­. ers Union Bonspiel are Louis Triscili, Mike Schneyder, Victor Gruninger, Bob Hark­er, Ken Balderson, Ralph Arndt, Willie Wocknitz and Earl Wocknitz. The bonspiel is being held in Lethbridge. Mrs. Ethel Clifton, vrho has spent the past few months in Taber at the home of Mr. and Mrs Doan Heggie returned Monday evening. Kiddies - in the toy department see the new arrivals in balloons. Heavy weight rubber @ 10$. Be ready for spring, get your supply of jacks and marbles now. BREAKFAST SETS WE HAVE A NUMBER OF LOVELY BREAKFAST SETS OUR '"-GARDEN IN FLORAL PATTERNS, PLAIDS, AND BORDERED DESIGNS. CHOOSE OWE OF THESE ECONOMICAL SETS, ADD COLOR TO YOUR MEALS. PRICED FOR QUICK SALE AT................................ UUICE SETS ....$5.95 UP SEE THE COLOR-FUL JUICE SETS. AVAILABLE IN THREE DIFFER­ENT SIZES............................. >1.40 and $2.75. TUMBLERS TUMBLERS THE!.... ..ALUMINUM TINTED NO NEED TO WORRY ABOUT BREAKING ...........................................................39£EA. ________ wr, HAVE RECEIVED OUR )F STEELE-BRIGGS GARDEN SEEDS. CHOOSE YOUR SUPPLY WHILE OUR STOCK IS STILL IAVE COMPLETE. VEGETABLE. AND FLOWER SEEDS. PEAT MOSS .ADDS HUMUS TO THE SOIL. AVAILABLE IN DIFFERENT SIZES. FOR THAT SHOWER GIFT etc. NOTHING COULD BE NICER THAN ONE OF THESE HANDY SETS CONSIST­ING OF LAP TRAY AND CUP. IDEAL FOR T.V. PARTIES ....... SET OF 4.................................$2.45 The family of Mr. and Mrs. George Gurney gathered at the family home Wednesday, February 29th to celebrate Mrs. Gurney’s birthday. Inspite of her eighty years she celebrated her 20th birthday, being blessed with one every four years. Mrs. Gurney was presented with flowers and gifts from her family and friends. WHEN IN THE HARDWARE DEPARTMENT STOCK UP ON SCOTCH TAPE, WRITING PAPER, INK, & PENS Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Coleman and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Vollendorf returned Thursday after a ten day visit at the West Coast. NEED A SHOWER OR WEDDING GIFT? CHOOSE A BEAUTIFUL SCATTER RUG FROM OUR DISPLAY. AVALIABLE IN THREE CONVENIENT SIZES. WRENCHES Barcalo and Box and Open End Wrenches- 3/8 to 3/4 size.................... 95$ & UP. OTHER WRENCH SETS............................................$7.75 SOCKET SETS - Choice of sizes.. .$16.75 & UP PLAINS- Choice of sizes ................$3.60 & UP. JUST ARRIVED - "Cherub" good quality, fine knit children’s white cotton vests. Sizes 2,4, & 6 "Cherub" INFANTS COTTON VESTS with reinfor- Mildred Rice ced band for diaper pins 79? 59? STRETCHY ANKLE SOCKS....light and dark colors, some fancy patterns. Sizes 4“6-2-. Flora Austin and Mrs. Beverley Pash-1 uk were joint hostesses Tuesday evening when they entertained at the home of the former at a delightful canasta party# Guests present were Mesdames Esther Coomer, Virgin­ia Hillmer, Marjorie Tomlinson, Gwen Harker, ------------ -------- >, Grace Toomer, Alma Whitt, Betty Simpson, Edith Huston, Norma Owens, Myrtle Matkin, and Dorothy Minor. A delic­ious plate lunch was served by the hostesses. Claiming the honors in canasta were Marjorie Tomlinson and Mildred Rice. DURENE COTTON ANKLE SOCKS IN ROSEBUD PATTERN - assorted stripes and lace trim bud pattern. ASSORTED COLORS, SIZES 4 to 6>. PRICED AT 59?, 69? and 79?. COTTON AND RAYON, NYLON SPLICED ANKLET In plain shades, light and dark colors. SIZES 4 to 6'2« PRICE.........29? pair. JUST ARRIVED COTTON TRAINING PANTS FOR KIDDIES 2-6 YEARS OLD. WHITE, PINK, AND BLUE.......... 29? PAIR. SEE THE RACK OF NEW AFTERNOON DRESSES IN COTTON AND POPLIN. LIGHT AND DARK COLORS ASSORTED SIZES FROM 16 TO 42. PRICES 15.95—$6.50—17.95. BONNET COLORS - white, pink See them the next time you are upstairs. SIZES - 1 and 2 COAT SETS INFANTS WASHABLE BENGALINE COAT SETS. LACE Al© BRAID TRIM. This is a quality garment designed for your child’s comfort. ................................................. $8.95 LADIES CHOOSE YOUR EASTER BONNET NOW. LOVELY STRAWS IN LATEST FASHIONS & COLORS. The basketball fans of Magrath rallied in appreciation of one of their stars "Dick Sabpy" who was injured recently in a game on the Magrath floor, and presented him with a check for $280.00 to help defray his hospital expenses. The Rockets great­ly appreciated the co-operation of the Cardston Maple Leafs for the benefit gams Monday night, March 5th, as the means of I raising the money and they appreciate the response of the fans and citizens who made the contributions. Dick was present at the game (with his arm in a sling) and expressed his appreciation for the excell­ent gesture ma.de by his team mates and the people of the community. A banquet was feated the two teams after the game. A lady, bragging about her new house, finally ended up her oration with "and the bathroom is out of this world,I" Bored listeners "That makes it slightly inconvenient, doesn’t it?" 1 THERE ARE VALUES GALORE IN THE HARDWARE DEPARTMENT. FOR THAT DINNER PARTY DRESS YOUR TABLE WITH A SET OF LOVELY GAI©LES. PASTEL SHADES, PRICED FROM 2/25^ Al© UP., IN THE STATIONERY DEPARTMENT WE HAVE A VARIETY OF WRITING PAPEE AND HASTY NOTE SETS. THESE WOULD MAKE NICE BRIDGE PRIZES OR BIRTHDAY GIFTS. THERE ARE NEW ARRIVALS UPSTAIRS. DROP UP AND SEE THE NEW COATS - UTILITY NUMBERS AS WELL AS FASHION MOST TWEEDS. SIZES 12 to 20|. THE LATEST STYLES. TOP MOST COLORS. PRICED FROM $17.95 to $42.50. GIRIS’ COATS IN PRETTY TWEEDS, LATEST STYLE Al© COLOR NOTES. SIZES 8 AL© UP. PRICED | FROM $16.75 Al© UP. NEWLY ARRIVED - FIGURED SIM CREPES Al© NOVELTY CREPES - DRESSES FOR THE YOUNGEST TO THE MATRONLY. NEWLY ARRIVED - CARDIGANS BY St. Michaels. SPRING’S PRETTIEST SHADES...................... $7.95 WE HAVE RECEIVED SOME SPRING BONNETS. ATTRACTIVE IN DESIGN, MADE FROM NOVELTY STRAWS. COLORS RED, BUCK, NAVY, BEIGE, WHITE Al© BLUE 1 c tops« Regular 10^ each«- e ci al, 1n r, BE PREPARED FOR SPRING. IN THE MEN'S WEIR DEPARTMENT WE HAVE ALL SIZES IN RUBBER FOOT WEAR INCLUDING RUBBER BOOTS. BE PREPARED FOR COMFORT WHEN SPRING WORK STARTS. CHOOSE YOUR CLOTHES FROM OUR GWG STOCK. COWBOY ICINGS, RED STRAP BIB LESS, RED STRAP BIB OVERALLS, DENIM SMOCKS, GWG TEXAS RANGER SHIRTS, SNAP BUTTON Al© BUTTON CLOSING. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF MEN’S ¿1© BOYS LIGHT SPRING IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER. START THAT S3!ING NOW. NEW PRINT IS ARRIVING DAILY. SEE THE DENIM NOW ON DISPIAY- BOTH PIAIN Al© STRIPED, MATCH THEM UP IN YOUR FAVORITE SPORT ATTIRE. 'FINISHING UP THAT QUILTING BEFORE THE BUSY SEASON BEGINS. WE CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH THE WOOL HATTS. AVAILABLE IN TWO POUND WEIGHTS AT $1.95 PER POUND. DON’T FORGET TO VISIT OUR REMNANT TABLE. WE HAVE A FEW PIECES OF NYLON SHEER, TAFFETA, CURTAIN NET* ETC* FRIDAY Ai® SATURDAY, MARCH 9TH AND 10TH. FOOQS FOP mLNuö Frozen. Orange Juice * 49j£ Minute Maid Salad Dressing 890 32 ounces Kraft Dinner 2 31/ pkgs. Baby Food..heinz..a tins 39/ v; el veeta cheese...2#.... 97/ Cake Mi x ..robin hood |or 53/ ¡ Pineapple Ji^bits^ Cream Ctn orn Goodness naw Me 4tms750 Pumpkin Ig^tLs6 1-9/ T -1 1 6 packages r-r> , d el IO. Assorted Flavors 0 G J am. H & P. Pure Plum 4# 67/ Bath Soap 2 ro? °live 250 Pur ex 6 roiis 75/ Swiss Gruyere Cheese Portions °“e“elte Toest 270 Sal1m * on ..Clover Leaf Ice Cr e am. .french vuniiir. 39 butter pecan, or chocolate,................ ' ORANGES......344's 3 dozen ...... «...... 950 LE 1 1 UCE ..elarge firmhheads............ . 23/ ONIONS . □ .cookers........... 3 pounds 250 CARROTS ............. per pound ........... ...6/ TURNIPS. ............. per pound ........... • • 6/ Get your supply of Easter candy now wAile our stock is still complete. See the hollow goods as well as cream filled eggs