Magrath Store News (November 11, 1955)

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. .MAGRATH, ALBERTA ¿A-K.vT**. WE ARL PROUD OF OUR JEWELRYtetc. WALLETS WITH THE FIVE DOLLAR LOOK.............. Electronically welded scans that will not tear. Attractive designs in jeweled effect,.......................all colors... .$1,75 MUSIC BOXES: Give that girl on your Christmas list one of these beautiful music boxes. Lovely colors, moderately priced at $5.95 to $7.25, DRESSER SETS: Attractively designed, a choice of delightful colors, comb, brush, and mirror.......................................................... ....$5.95 JEWEL BOXES..A choice of two sizes m a MUST for any girl. Pleasing colors, with soft satin lining in contrasting shades. Two sizes, snaillargo,. ,$2,25 and $3.75 MEN’S TOILET SETS - $14.95 and $21.^ IN THE HARDWARE DEPARTMENT Mr. Murinus Andersen, blacksmith at the McIntyre fam, had the misfortune to injure an eye Monday evening while repairing a tire when the wrench slipped. The injury resulted in ■ tBe': removal oft the eye TuosdayA'tS&tornoon. THE STORE WILL REMAIN CLOSED FRIDAY, NOV­EMBER 11TII, REMEMBRANCE DaY. II THE DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT LADIES BE SURE AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE REDUCED PRICE ON WINTER COATS. WE aRE FEATURING A 10% REDUCTION, BTT NOV/ AND SAVE. HUSBANDS DO YOUR 6HRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY BY PURCHASING ONE OF THESE COATS. THEATRE NEWS AT THE PARK THEATRE THIS WEEK. Thursday, November 10th - VENCtENCE VALLEY with Bert Lancaster and Robert Walker. Also THE MARCHIANO - MOORE FIGHT PICTURES, Friday & Saturday, November 11th & 12th - RICOCHET ROMANCE with Ma and Pa Kettle. Monday &. Tuesday, November 14-th & 15th - EXECUTIVE SUITE with William Holden, Juno Alison and many other top stars. Wednesday, November 16th - BEuCH HEAD with Toni Curtiss. LITTLE GIRLS BL.CK PATENT LEATHER AND RED ELK SLIPPERS HAVE JUST ARRIVED. IN IIOSPIT-.L PATIENTS IN THE LOC-.L HOSPITAL THIS WEEK ..RE: Mrs. Frank Card, Mrs Colen n Mrs. Fred Ruil, Mrs. David Waldner and daughter, Mrs. Janes Blaxall and daugh­ter, Mrs. Duan Bullock nd daughter, Mrs. Laura ^ndersor, Mrs. Julia Ririe, Mrs. Sadi Rice, Mr. Frank J. Miller, Mr. W, R. Scott, Mr. W. R. Robinson, Mr, Ed Lacquement, and Rickie Strato. Mrs, Elsie Murray, Mrs. Marinda Bradshaw, .and Miss Dorothy Bradshaw wore week-end guests of Mr, and Mrs. David Clifton of Claresholm. ____________________ _ THE MAGRiTH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED. W CLARY DELUXE MODEL HAS AUTOMATIC OVEN, TIMER AND GLOCK CONTROL AUTOMATIC OVEN HEAT CONTROL. WIDE 20" OVEN FEATURING "CLEARVU" GLASS OVEN DOOR. .............................................. $299.00.......................................... Mr. and Mrs. Janes Blaxall are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter born Sunday, November 6th, PMR DRIER An all-notai appliance with adjustable stone that allows easy adjustment to desired angle Allows your hair to dry in a matter of ninutes..............................................................................¿9.95 Mr, and Mrs. Kay Millar of Barons wore wook-ond guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank P, Millor._________________________________ TRIUMPH WARE NEW TRIUMPH WARE IN THE DYNAMIC MODERN DESIGN - BALANCED GRIP PLASTIC HANDLES, HAND POLISHED HEAVY ALUMINUM. THE MOST PRACTICAL GIFT SET, CONSISTS OF DOUBLE BOILER, TEA KETTLE, PERCOLATOR, ONE QUART, AND TWO QUART COVERED SAUCE PANS AND DIPPER..............COMPLETE SET................... $13.75 Jin:"Why is your car painted rod on one side and blue on tho other?" Joe;"Well, I’m not a very good driver, and you ought to hoar tho witnesses contradict each other in court. SUNBEAM CONTROLLED HEAT AUTOMATIC FRYPaN. You simply set the dial for the controlled heat., .ideal for bacon, eggs, pancakes, etc. Each of those foods will bo cooked to deli­cious perfection everytime...........$36.75 comp. THE STORE WILL BE CLOSED FRIDAY, NOV­EMBER 11TH, REMEMBRANCE DAY. THE MIGRATE TRADING COMPANY LIMITED. Mr. and Mrs, Garth Coleman and Mr. and Mrs Lon Hovey notored to Medicine Hot Thursday night to attend western dancing. Mrs. Keith Bonnett and children of Med­icine Hat wore visitors at the homo of her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Jin Hunter of Spring Coulee, DUFFLE BAGS BOYS HERE IS THE BAG YOU’VE BEEN WAITING FOR. JUST RIGHT FOR THAT BASKETBALL UNI­FORM. MADE OF W-TER RESISTANT DUCK IN NAVY OR BROWN. LEATHER HANDLES^ RE­INFORCED CORNERS...$2.25, $2.95, & U.50 SUIT BAGS — A HANDY CASE FOR ANYONE CONT­EMPLATING A TRIP. MADE OF STRONG WATER RESISTANT brown duck, doubie drop handies TOP STRAPS -ND CORNER REINFORCEMENTS. THE INSIDE PANEL JUST ZIPS DOWN AND YOUR SUIT COAT, ETC. IS EASILY INSTALLED....$9.95 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Plourd,and fanily, formerly of Barons, have boon spending the past month at tho homo of hor parents, Mr. and Mrs. Soron Sorenson prior to taking up residence in Lethbridge. KIDDIES BE SURE AND SEE THE DINKY TOY DIS­PLAY. EVERY TYPE OF TRUCK & CAR AVAILABLE. Mrs. Orton Minor of Lethbridge was a week­end guest at the hone of her son and daught-or- in-law, Mr. end Mrs. Bill Minor, .THE NEWEST IN STEAM IRONING. THE WATER IS IN ELEVATED CONT..INER CAUSING a force of GRAVITY ENABLING YOU TO GET STEAM 90 SECONDS faster than any other iron, 70% more steam. THE LIGHTEST WEIGHT ST&ll-i IRON MADE. $23.95 COIDlfó: white, sky and maize. SIZE: 2 to 3 yours, $2.98 LITTLE BOY’S CRIMPSET NYLON TWO-PIECE NYLON ROMPER SUIT. SWEATER TOP HAS RIBBED COLLAR, CLEFS <J© WAISTBAND .-iND BUTTON SHOULDER. ALLOVER FANCY DIAMOND PATTERN. PANTS H-VE RIBBED CUFFS AND -LL ROUND COVERED ELASTIC WAIST. Mr. and Mrs. Gold Harker and daughter Betsy of Edrionton arc spending a week’s vacation at the hone of his parents and Mrs. Earl Harker. SLACKS FRONTIER STYLE HEAVY TWILL SLACKS. SIZES 14 to 18 YEARS COLOR....CHuRCOAL PRICE.................................... $4.95 Visitors at tho Loon’.rd Hillmor hone day were Mr. and Mrs. George Gillett ; son Donny, and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hi and son Kenny of Lethbridge, Mrs. Merle Simpson was a week-end visitor in Clnrcsholm.----------------------—------ ---------------------- DO YOUR CHRISTM.^ SHOPPING EARLY. START C '■ ■ NOW 15.50 and $5.95 SHOP NOW FOR THAT IMPORTANT PARTY DRESS WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED n SHIP' MEN! OF LITTLE GIRLS FROSTED NYLON DRESSES LACE Al© NYLON .•EYELET TRIMMED ALSO NYLON DACRON WITH EYELET TRIM. VELVET OR . RIBBON SASH. SIZES - 4, 5 al© 6 BLANKETS BUNNY ESMOND FLANNELETTE RECEIVING BLANKE ENDS WHIPPED SEPARATELY. IN COLORS WHITE, PINK, nND BLUE WITH CONTRASTING BANDS. CUDDLY -ND WaRM FOR TH-T NEW BdBY. ................25x34.......................^1.49 pr. SPEEDY STORK,, A clothing store received this letter iron a customer who hod ordered a maternity drosi "Dear Sir: "Please cancel that order for my dress size 4-4- which you. wore going to deliver to no. My delivery was faster than yours. Respectfully, R. S." Mr. Bert Ingrcm, husband of Lola Neilson Ingram, passed away suddenly in Calgary on Tuesday. Also FOR BABY SIZES - 6 "CHERUB" INTEROCK COTTON VESTS. WRAP .ROUND STYLE MONTHS TO 1 YEaR..................... KINGCOT FLANNELETTE CRIB BLANKETS. • ■•••• .... .02.89 pr ; $1.89 pr seporatc White with . pink or, blu 6x54 30x45 it ‘ Ends whipped 8% E-Z ON B-BY SHIRTS OF COMBED COTTON. Ha VE SHORT SLEEVES WITH DIAPER T-BS. 6 MONTHS TO 1 YEaR........................................................................... 95$; TLE MAGRaTE TH©ING COMPANY LIMITED WILL REM-IN CLOSED FRID-Y, NOVEMBER 11TH IN OBSERVANCE OF REMEMBRANCE DAY. GIRL’S LINED JEANS FOR COLD WEATHER.WEAR­ING. H.VE W-RM DOESKIN LINING. LOCK STITCH BOTTOM HEM. SONE WITH BOXER W-L.-TS, OTHERS Have SUSPENDERS..SIZES.6.TO.14..................... ...........$1.98 and $3.98.............. Mr. M. II. Gibb passed away Wednesday morning in the local hospital, yuneral sor1 vices -..'ill ba held Saturday in the First Ward Ghanol at 2 pcn0 — —- ITE NOW Ha VE COIL SaFETY PIN DIFFERS................... CURVED NIC PEL PLATEDj GUARDED 1 EXCELL-INT FOR RABY’S .......................... 7<5 per card. THE MCGRATH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED, "a Good Place to Trade" DRY G Mr. end Mrs. Lawrence Tumor and faiaiily of Calgary wore week-end guest of Dr. end Mrs. Merk Dehl. firs. Turner is a sister of Dr. Dahl. PANTIES LADIES’ brief style pintie in good quality RAYON TRICOT. DOUBLE STITCHED ELASTIC WAIST BAND. COLORS PINK, BLUE, WHITE. 39£ -I® RAYON BLOOMERS FOR 'THE LARGER WOMEN. PLEASING SHADES OF YELLOW, PINK, WHITE, Al® BLUE. LN.. TRIMMING......................81.35 "ORIENT F-xNCI-PANTS"............$1.75 Mrs. Herb Coleman received word Tuesday morning of the death of her brother, Mr. Archie Bono in Kcnnoxn.ck, Washington. Miss Joan Anderson left Wodnosday for Lebanon, Ohio to visit her aunt, Mrs. Ione Kroibol.__ ________ ____ TOWELING . .......' LINEN TEA TOWELING. W01®ERFULLY ABSORBANTj HAS RED OR BLUE BOilDER,, T-KE AD'VA.iilAGE OF THIS SAVING. REG. AL.00 -PER Y-iKD. SPnCLiL. •...•• .69^ Mr. and Mrs. Frank alien are leaving to­day, Thursday, by train for Toronto whore they will attend the Royal Winter Fair. HALF SLIPS WE STILL HAVE A FEW H-LF SLIPS. DRESSY MATERIALS OF CRINKLE CREPE, NYLON TRICOT, Al® SILK CREPE. aLL HAVE DEEP NYLON LxCE TRIMMING. SIZES, SMALL -a® MEDIUM. REGUL .K „1.25 1 ,4.59 VGxLUE. YOUR S .VING AT A SPECIAL OF 1/3 OFF. 1'iYLOIi MRgUI: ETTE COTT-GE SETS WITH GREEN 4® RED PLAID T-FFETA TRIM...................U.95 sot RAYOH MARQUISETTE COTTAGE SETS LN WHITE WITH RED, GREEN, OR YELLOW DOT-..$3.25 set FYLON PANELS. ¿1x81................$4.49 pair. YES! FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT GIVING CHOOSE -x P.xIR OF THESE aTTRxCTIVE LOUNGING PYJAMAS M.xJE OF .x S..TIN M.<TERLxL WITH - FLORAL PATTERNED BACKGROUND. WmHlxBLE ^ND L'YG-WEoRIFG. CHINESE OOLLaR, SHORT SLEEVES SLiSH POCKETS. PIPING TRIM DOWN FRONT. COLORS — PINK AND BLUE. SIZ® — SMALL, MCJlUh, Ai® LxRGxj. .^5.95 FLANNELETTE PYJAMAS IN TWO TONE EFFECT. BOTTOMS OF PUIN COLOR, TOPS HaVE WHITE BACKGROUND WITH COLOR INTONE. IN RED, BLUE, OR GREEN. SIZES 8-14..............$2.98 Mr. Robert Rainbow, Sr, of Picture Butto w..s a Magrath visitor lest week. STORE CLOSED FRID«.Y, NOVEMBER 11TH. JUST -RRIVED-----SPOF.T BELTS OF PLxSTIC. LOOK LIKE RE-L STITCHED LE-xTHER. DRESS UP TH'-T DREeS OR SKIRT WITH 01® OF THESE BELTS WIDE IN THE B.xCK, SCALLOPED, NARROWS DOWN IN FRONT Al® FASTENS WITH TWO BUCKLES . COLORS, BROWN, RUST, BEIGE, ?AVY.... 1.79 “ B A’RR ETTES A BOOK OF iTUR-ERT RHYME B.iRRETTES. TEN COLORFUL LiRKETTES PLUS A NURSERY RHYME BOOK. DOUBLE THE VALUE................................ 59£ Mrs. Amelia o ;mctt was pleasantly sur-oriz-. d Frid y evening when she received a long distuic telephone call fro; - her son and d u htor-in-law, Lavoy and Jean Bossart of Middleton, F. b. wishing her "happy birthd y”. Lavoy is stationed in Middleton with the R. G. A. F. THE kLG&iTII TIL-DING COMPANY LIMITED " a Good Place to Trade" FOUND : Key 2nd nail clippers on chain. Upstairs. FOUND: White wool head square. Upstairs. LOST: A pair of brown fur car muffs on metal he-.d band. Dougins Whitehead, FOR SALE: Girl’s C. C. M. bicycle. Sharlono Whitehead. [NOTICE: The Catholic Women’s League are ¡sponsoring 2 pantry sale in Sherba’s Cafe Saturday, November 19th. 2:00 to 5:00 p.n. Elizabeth Stanek. ••••«■«•••a* LOeT: In the Assembly Hall Nov. 3rd, a pair of child’s white rubber boots with "Cheryl" written lightly in them. Anyone knowing their whereabouts, please notify Dorothy Bonnett, phone 227. NOTICE: There will bo 2 d'’nco at the Farn- hill Community Hall Friday Nov. 11th. Music will be supplied by the Troupedors. Admiss­ion - Gents, 50$, Ladies 50$ Irone Hocking. WANTED: Housework. Mrs. Elsie Hanson (living in former Syl Rorick hone.) tno NOTICE; Bird hunters have your birds at the Pool Hal] with Floyd Toomor. are good prizes for th a larry^L 11^1 The Rod and Gun Club weighed There y st birds. NOTICE: The Hospital -luxiliary will hold their monthly meeting in the hospital Friday evening at 8:00 p.m. Elsie Owens, Soc *•***«« a««*« NOTICE: See us for used oil furnaces. burners and Dept have received their park. stion in too. There prize for the one aolootcd,. i' Oii ,e -j_A; pounds, Feodor pigs, one white hoar, 280 also brood sows soon to farrow. Joe Muzer. p Remembrance Day services will be the United Church Nctonbor 11th Rev, Dr. Scott will bo assisted ¡, Blunel. The congregation and past wars will march to the at by the NOTICE: hold in 10 a.n. Bishop j veterans of cenotaph immediately after the service where placing of the wreaths will take place. Everyone is invited to attend those services Rev, Dr. Scott. NOTICE 5 .. JUNIOR DANCE will bo hold in the Assembly Hall Saturday Nov. 12th at 6 p.m. for ell children between the ages of 8 - 12. Plenty of prizes with a special door prize. Lyda Poulson. NOTICE: The Rod and Gun Club a lot of name suggestions for Why not send your su is a è5.00 I wish to announce that I have in1 new equipment to givv you modern of dry cleaning. One day service Leave orders NOTICE : stalled methods is available on rush orders, for pick-up service on Monday Cleaners. Hans Pfoffel Prop Magrath Tailor & Dry FOR SALE Cheap, Oil burning kitchen stov Town of Magrath to All Ratopayo: take notice th mb all discounts on on the 16th of tho payvent of NOTICE Please current taxes will empir November. No discounts for 1955 taxes after that date. J. T. Steele - Soc/Trcas ■a • Salt Lake City and Mr. Heber Sargent of Hoytsville Utah wore united in marriage in the Salt Lake Temple, Wodnos|i:y, November 2nd. Mrs. Sargent was a former Magrath resident, having been on the office staff of tho Magrath Trading Co. Miss LaVcrn Neilson of NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF VOTERS' LIST-TOWN of MIGRATE - notice is hereby gi\on under the provisions of the Town and Village Act 1952, that the Voters' List of the Ma ora th has been prop* of the said Voters' of the Secretary Treasurer, list is open for inspection hours. ^ny qualified vot lication for the correction omission in the said Voters notice in writing or on or b Dated at th of Alberta this 9th da qua Villagc thè Town of pc.rod end that . copy is post'‘d in thè office The posteci Aurina business r m»:y moke upp- of '.ny orror or List by scrving to thè ecerotery Trecsur- ?'ore thè first d?y of Decomber. Town of Mnpr.'.th, in tho province of Novemibor, 1955. J. T. Steel?, S 3 ero t a ry-T re 2 suro r. A calling shower honoring Miss Tan Kuni- moto was hold c.t the homo of Mrs. Bob Mikado Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. June Mikado recei­ved the guests while Miss Peggy Kadanaga was in charge of the guest book and arranged the lovely gifts, a delicious plate lunch of Chinese food was served by Sue Mikado, Mitzi Takahashi .'.nd Helen Araki. Miss Kunimoto’s marriage to Mr. Keiki Terakita of Welling takes place Nov amber 19th. ARITHMETIC LESSON. TEACHER: "If a farmer has 20 sheep in a field and 3 of them get out, how many will be l.,.ft in the field?" BOY: "None" TEACHER: "That's wrongj 3 from 20 is 17." BOY: "Teacher, you nay knew your arithmetic but you don't know sheep." THE MAGPu-.TH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED. "A Good Place to Trade"CHOPS a. f... AT THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 12TH "> ve eV 5110. Of bono relieved '. chops ¿re ' ~ .'J-2. Tip chino bofo*’ offered for sal. / VEAL CZ 1 IOPS.................... tender..... per lb.... .... 63/ BEEF RIB Si LAKS.........lo^..... . .por lb.... .... 590 VEAL R OA S 1 E........... shoulder........... .par lb.... .... 450 VEAL R Be............to stew.......... ....... .por lb.... ....33/ PORK LEG ROASTS......... ......... .per lb.... .... 470 BOLOGNA RINGS....... pli--n or garlic.. .par lb.... .... 390 The annual Ward Reunion of tho Magrath L.D.S. First Ward was hold Thursday in the Assembly Hall. A delicious banquet, pre­pared by the ladies of the Relief Society was served to 275 guests. Cal Alston wel­comed the guests. Dean Bennett conducted the following program which proceeded un­announced: Song by Sylvia Brown accompanied by Gladys Duffield. Sailor dance by Marion Robinson and Alice Stevenson accompanied by Teona Tanner. Conic dance number incognito, Thd’ ’iDossoUt Song" by Joan Wheeler and L-.B-. Tanner accompanied by Teona Tanner. Piano duot by Teona Tanner and Judy Hamilton. A quartet by Grant Crookston, Jack Bridge, LaMar Bennett and Rulon Harker. Conical gazette by Bishop Nyal Fletcher. Trombone solo by Grant Erickson accompanied by Gladys Duffield-. The members of tho new Bishopric then made a presentation of boho.If of the members of tho ward to tho retiring Bishopric: Bishop Nyal Fletcher to Horace Ririe, coun­sellor E. P. Tanner Jr. to Rulon Harker, Counsellor Cal piston to J. A. Hamilton, ward clerk Allan Anderson to Blaine Harker. The wife of each of tho now officers pre­sented the wife of tho corresponding re­tiring member with a corsage. President Golden Snow of the Taylor Stake expressed tho good wishes of the stake presidency for the rotiring, and in­coming officials and tho ward membership in general. A farewell party was held Sunday afternoon October 30th, at th? hone of Mr. and Mrs. Wren Holliday in honor of Mrs. Alice Munroe. A plate lunch was served the guests follow­ed by a delightful sing-song accompanied by Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Munroe. Alice and daughters left for Calgary Tuesday morning where sho visited relatives before leaving for Quebec City to take passage on the liner Cynthia bound for Germany where she will join her husband, M.B.(Mac) Munroe who is stationed with the Canadian Amy Forces. Prior to her leaving Mrs. Munroe and daugh­ters had spent the last homo of her father, Mr. few months at the Dan Holladay.. Society held their in the First Ward Chapel with Nellie Ririe conducting The First Ward Relief annual conforonc Sunday evening Preliminary organ music was played by Dorothy Hamilton. Opening prayer was offered by Olive Gruningcr. Talks wore given by Doreen Alston , Gloria Alston, and Bishop Nyal Fletcher. The First Ward Singing Mothers, attired in white blouses and black skirts, sang several selections, directed by Freda Fletcher on the piano followed McClaino nd accompanied by Dorothy Hamilton Sustaining of the officers by secretary Beth Toomer. Alberta gave the closing prayer. Mr. "nd Mrs. Jiia Minor of Saskatoon are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter. ..T THE ÌR.GR.TH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12TH. THE MAGR-.TE TRADING COMPANY T^KES PLEASURE IN INTRODUCING FOR YOUR CONVr ENI2NCE THE BEST' IN DEEPFREEZE AND DAIRY CaSE FACILITIES. SEE THESE MOD­ERN EiSTALUTIONS COMPLETELY e-TOCKED WITH THE BEST III FROZEN VEGETABLES, FRUIT, JUICES, MEAT, FISH, AND ICECREAM. THE DAIRY CASE IS WELL FILLED WITH MILK, CREAM, BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE. SEE THEM, BUY THEM. TRY THEM. FROZEN PEAS, CORN, WAX BEANS, MIXED VEGETABLES, CUT GREEN BEaNS. BABY ROLL CHEESE AT THE NEW DalRY C~SE 3 PKGS, any kind 59$ 4 1 lb MARGARINE ROSE BRAND — AT THE NEW D^IRY CASE. 3 lbs. for 09$ ICE CREAM HALF GALLONS $1.00 CROWN BRAND SYRUP 5 LBS 89$ VIJO PAN CAKE FLOUR 5 LBS SHZRRIFFS ICE CREAM TOPPING. Butterscotch, Pineapple, fruit salad, strawberry. 35$ each. ICE CREAM BRICKS ASSORTED FLAVORS 29$ DUDLEY’S BREAD white or whole wheat 2 for 35$ BEE HIVE GOLDEN CORN SYRUP. In the new squeeze cont. 37$ MUFFET SHREDDED WHEAT HOWLING SUCCESS PAN CAKE FLOUR 2 for 35$ 54$ 7 LBS 63$ FRESH FRUI i and VEGETABLES Cooking Onions 3#.................27$ Lettuce ..largo heads. .27$ ea. Cranberri es....2 Pkgs 65