Magrath Store News (September 7, 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 Hardware Dry Goods 34 124 FRHAï/SSEPTMEER 7TH, 1956 MCGRATH, ALBERTA SCHOOL SHOES FOR THE THEN-AGE CROWD AND FOR THE SI ALL FRY TOO, SCHOOL SHOES ALL THE START GIRLS PENNY LOAFERS - PRICE IlAINGE..........................................................................................................$4.95 to $7.50 LO-TOP COLLAR TRIHTIE - hi-wll welt,- foam sole and heel, medium Wdth............... ... 4«95 LACE SADR IE OXFORD ..........................................PRICE RANGE................................. $4,95 to $7.50 ED. CRINOLINES----CRINOLINES-----CRINOLINES SEE OUR ARRAY OF CRIIIOLIinES. BE PREPARED FOR THE SOCIAL SEASON AIIEM. NYLON CRIIIOjO. LINES WITH LACE AND RIBBON TRIM. SIZES KIDDIES LINED CORDUROY JEANS - ELASTIC ALL AROUND WWAST. SIZES 2 - 4-6 YRS. COLORS-Wli- NE, BREEN, BROWN, RED..............................$2.98 KIDDIES LINED CORDUROY JACKETS - kiit cuffs and bands. SIZES -3-4” 5”6 yrs, COLORS - RED,,ROYAL, BROWN, WIIE....$3.79 INFANTS 2 Pc. ROMPER SETS IN VELVET WITH / □ Patients in the 111^0^1 Hooppt-al this week include: Hr, William Scoot, M*, N, E. BlaeidH, ilr.1:, Lillian Minor, hr, Adn Leisiroan, Ms. Ann Lately, Mrs, Jim Salberg nnd to. by, Ms. Varge Bennet, hr, Ririe, Ms, Hillmer, Mr Herman Hohn of Magrath has received word, Sept. A of the passing of his eldest sister Ms. Alvina 0’Conner of Vancouver after n short illness. She is survived by her husband George ^’Comnr; one son Douglas of Vancouver; one sister Mi!. i.hr-thn Tippeet of Nanaimo, B, C. and one brother ^^^nan John of Langr-tli. Funeral services will be held at Vannouver.. J FOR SALE: U dining room suite in very i' good condition, a set of dishes almost new, a mouton fur coat and a few old hen5. Mrs. Davie Whhtt. FOR SALE: Registered karkov winter vlhat sacked and sealed. $1.75 Phone RZ.02. Ralph Arndt. KINDERGARTEN - "Mom tie, whdt can I do?" Do you have that trouble? Is your child restless and does he want to go to school? Come and have clnnuUt:■.tiln with me, I have some excellent remedies - every morning from 9:30 to 11:30 Monday through Friday. Phone Ho. 7. Mrs. Gean Whhller. FOR SALE: Wiener pigs» Joe Mize^er WANTED: Transpooiration for the new dancing teacher to Lethbridge every Sat­urday in the late alterno. n or evening Phone 182. FOUND: Hub cap for Chev. car Elsie Murraùy .• Miss Beverly Seward and friend of Edmonton visited with heruppaenta’ f-ir*: & 1-Mrsv’ Erl .Sewa r d . PIRK TREATRE NM/S Thursday - Ten Wnted Men with Birbara Scott in technicolor. FRI. C: SET. The Srarlet Ccots starring Co nel Wii^i^ie. In cenerai scope and color MOW 2: TUE. The Jespeera-be Hoours stamina Hmnhrey Bogart and Fredric March VistrVision. _ MED. T: TIIURS. Yellowneck in Triodcr. filmed in the hea rd---of the Florida ever alades. MLss Kinuup Nishamura won the $50.00 Scfdorship offered this year by the ladies LNrsPitl’Auxilliary to the student with the highest mrks entering the nursing profession. FOR ScLE: 2 yrs old Guernsey heifer - fresh 2 weeks. BU.1 df. Both for $150 or will sell separately. Phone 220 Lloyd Heldrum. The ÌMwrath Trading Coim-piny Limited a good plocd ' pioifeai^e . C, J. 0. C, There is a fence between our land and TaylorwBroo. on the Milk Riker Ridge. The run off water from their pasture eventiully flows into the Grlf of Mexico, from our into the Hudson Bay (the great divide) From here yoX'-get a panoramic view of the promised land. For hundreds of miles cities and towns are before ones eyes. From here a sheep herder can forcast the weather fare more accurate than the 5000 wtt station in Lethbridge. C. J. 0. C. has progre; sed now urtil they know from wrut direction the wind is blowing and when it is raining. Their forcasts are all. bunkum. It was the Mgrath Town Coimncl that inaugurated the 6 hour day and the four day week. between the ihyor and the Town Work heads together so stoop, think, Some people perhaps have never the resemblance Town They that w.lk noticed of the Mnnggr ; much of iha’rath have their they look, alike talk and New shipments are coming in all the time. Shop at your local store and save. There is hunting and fishing equipment for father, China for moHier. Bseboll equipment for brother. Clothing for sister. FRANKLIN SMITH Town assessment one million two hundred and fifty thousand dollars. The imtyor printed the above figures in his circulir. The public utilities told him so he says, "ThecTown w_th an assessment like the above had plenty of bomwihg power." Here is one w.y to get n big assessment. A resident of Raymond n new home n year ago, cost over $11,000,00. Assessed 4600.00. Tax $234.60. Manklin Si°th residence an told frame building of which the original pnrt is 50 years old. Assessed $3345.00. Tax $165.00 A diff­erence in the assessment of $1255.00 Franklin’s taxes at the mcnt should not have been over $40.00. Think it over Mr. Taxjsyyr. FOR SALE: Austin car in good running condition. Cheap, Phone RÖ17. w. J, Woockitz, We ìiave a com lete supply of school shoes BEEF ROUND Roasts or Stk.),,,,per lb 59A I ., PORK LEG ROASTS (lean) per lb . M a I a ■ i I i . a a a a m.«« a i a aa a aa aa ■■ a a a at a . a a a a*« . a a a M a I I■ VEAL CHOPS. (lender) per lb.................5Q(L .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... i muía iiiiilliiuuMiai 1111*1 ihiiklimiiiíimuíiuii'íim VEAL S . 33d ■ » lUlUlilil I m III III l U l Utili II Hi until liuUlWIUHlUttlkHmMlUUlMll U UH l llU UiililllllilUKhiiu UlllUll il aMniai liitilUl l lUaiil iiiiiiiiliiililliiliillMuiiiUiluU «inanimi l UiiIiii lili ill llUilIilaliaaali iiilJiiliiiuiu lli<iiM*«MualH4ii« HUIl i il HlilMl<ui.|i|«li lii l Ufaua. h.i <■ (ribs, lean) per lb MEA & CHEESE LOAF... ..(sliced, tasty) .per 49d .... i .. ............ . ... ...... ................ .................. ........................... I ......... . •••• ...........■.... LIVER SAUSAGE (nuggets).................... Mr, Elisa I, Rich was guest of honor at a luncheon at the farm home of M*, and Ms, Lloyd Sa bey recently When her daug1t*'e:rs Ms, Sabey and Ms, Clyde A, Benneet entertained in honor of her 87th birthday, Guests included her sister and husband, Ma & Ms, Chirles H„ Findlay aged 83 and 90 respectively and her broth­er and Wife M-, & Ms, harden L, West aged 75 all of Cirdston, M, & M'., Arnold Davidson, Mouun?.in View, nephew and niece o the honored guest,; • • , M-cy, Mis, Rich was. the first white child born in the pioneer corrniunñty of Randolph, Utah in 1869, the daughter of William Weet and his wife Ann Arnold, She e ne to Canada in 1900 and to Mg-gath in 1903 where she had resided since, She is known by many as the Greeting Card lady and made it her hobby uitil the past year, During the evening friends and relatives called to Wish her weei, She was the recipient of many curds gifts and flowers, SEW AND SAVE Now you are able to sew at a saving, Make your childrens back to school clothes. We have many beautiful im.ate’iols that W.11 mike into lovely frocks for mother or the children, She: I think men should wear something to show they’re mrried, Women wear wedding rings. He: Men wear something to show they’re mrried, They last year's clothes, The Merath Trading Comp-ny Limited a good place to trade, St, Joseph’s Catholi-c Church M Mtgrath was the sotting for the Auguut 1Sth Wedding of Arnie Mavra til, da, ugh ter of Ms, Francis Mvra til and the late Anton Nvvrtt^l of Magath and John Hufmgel, also of ifeagath, Father Htrien of Raymond officiated at the morning rites, Given in m.vr•ivre by her brother, M. George Naaraatl, the bride wore a floor­length gown of satin and net topped W_th a lace jacket, She wore a three-qiuirter length veil of illusion net edged in lace held by a gathered net headdress and she carried a bouquet of red roses and white caanations, Attending the bride was her sister, Ms , Rosy Sel^eeia, Ande hdamec of Bellevue, Patsy Fitlive and Annie IIufnagrS, Flower girls were losses Lillian and Linda Sekellf, nieces of the bride, Best man was M, Frank Illufinigel, assist" ed by Frank Naraai!, Joe N.arrtil and Carel Hufn^ {^^€^e., At the reception which folOowed at the home of the brides’s mooher, Hr, Harry H, Stevens of R^.y^m^nd eaotossd the toast with the groom responding, The bride and groom will make their home at iMagr-th,____________________________ PERMANENTS Back to School reminder better get a permanent now, The new permanents its so fast, so famiiiar a method that giving youuself a permanent takes just a few more minutes than putting your pin curls up at night, Amd there is no worry of wrong-way waves or W’T^r.eg,-oP^ivcs ciuls, Your hair can be wived in the style you wait, The result leaves your hair with that soft ^nrtlv laleV:Of natUTVlly Wavy hVIT• SHOES GYMN SHOES-_ BLACK---- ^1,95 WHITE-----$325 Gro-cork sole. Double leather Single leather Old han's shoe sole ............. . ..............$7.95 ..............10.95 sole................... of black kid 9.95 ................7.95 . toe gro-cork sooe..$18,50 ............. 13.95 leather sole,............. 16935 Lekie's Shoes Engineers lacod La ce 9" uppees. lace 9" uppers, Lace blaci dress oxford with French toe. Price.................... ............................... . .... 11.95 No 1400 - long sleeves, anile length Price...................................................................$4.25 No 2401 “ short sleevee........................... 4.25 No. 2901 - short sleeves and ankle length Pricc.......................................................... 3.95 No. 3200 Combb. long sleeve, anld.e length Price............................................................... $4-95 A. C. combs With long sleeves, a.nlile length................................................................6.95 Visitors at the E. T. Law home for Sun­day dinner were Mr & Mis. Cthalie Pilling of Levvtt and Mr. & Mr, Grant Pilling and son , M“E5. Eva Ihuit and son of Calgary MEN'S PYJAMAS Mens elastic xmist longs.....................$1.95 Elastic wist longs for tall boys..2.'?5 Stylebest and Imperial Belts Price range......$1.50 to 32.00 Calf Beets............. . ........................ . . , . . 01.85 Suspender'S............................ 1 .00 Western |gpaies.79: to M.Sji« Mr. Hollis Biker of is visiting her sisters and Ms. Ethel Miler. her sister Ethel for 17 Denvvr, Colorado Mr. Jennie Done She has not seen years. NOTICE: Mgrath First Ward Relief Socie ty Work Day mil be Tuesday, S^t 11 at 1:00 p.m. Quilting will be done. Everyone Welcome ALL WOOL TWEED Harrow restrite nightware for men PRICE....... We have % large variety of sports shirts for men and boys. WRANGTER JEANS that cowboy champions mea................. . . . . . . . . . •..............• • • • • • • $5.25 Sanforized 13-^ oz. denim per sq. yard. Cowboy lang.................................................$5.75 Boys Cowboy Kings........................ ...............3.95 The moot disappointed people in the world are those who get what's coming to them. 4 IRONS... . .SUNBEAM STE..M OR DEY Fin ;er tip fabric indicator, light weight only three poimds. Hot in thirty seconds heats quickly, irons fasterpk J I (JA LA Price........................ ....................'U'i—- 1 a. . LUNCH LUNCH JPPil less thermos....................... „'1.75 Lunch pii like fathers with thermos Price....................................... $3.50 PAILS A FINE DUG” kJS BLANKET by K.ngcot w.th each Golden Rest Mattress by Sirmionn. 253 patent auto-lock coil construction, . comfortable deep white felt upholstering . uniform jiff'y-jris tufting . exclusively designed chennlle . damask cover's. . crush proof pre-built horde Price................................................ Misses Riarmine Briggs of Provo and Eloise Wilcox of jrfi^e^I^cL visited last week with her mother Ms. Amelia. Briggs. They had just returned from a two week Study tour of the Haawiian Islands with 54 eembee's of the Brigham Young Univvesity. in Utah. REFRIGERATOR REGULAR.................................................................. W3O9.5O SPECIAL............................................................. $25 DOWN and 24 eoontLly -payments of $11.25 COLD PACK CAN-NERS for preserving fruit and canning vegetables. A Gennral Steel Wares Limited product. Holds 7 preserving CE $3.75 Ms. E. Miiler visited in Brooks at the home of Linden Bone last week-end. Mr. <?. Mr . Roy Coleman of BolmttOufl and Miss Mry FowWer of Salt Hike City returned by bus last Saturday after spend­ing- the simmer in Ma/rath. Mis.' Barbara Gurney of Edmonton was hone for the Labor Day week-end. Guests at the home of Mrs. Zola White­head wee’e Mr. Kay Coimumso and son, Meda Nogard and daughher, and Alph Strangly of Clarec-holm. FOR SALE: Crib in good condiion. Phone 90. ìhry iMaweH. SCRIBBLERS PAPER PUNCHERS BOARD ERASERS BRUSHES PENCIL CASES PA I] ITS SCISSORS STAi ’ LEE WAX Cl A YONS RULERS Are there items that you have forgotten to buy for the school year. PEN NIBS STRAIGHT pens SPASM .S LEW SCOTCH T.PE ? geometry sets RUBBER j&lNuS BLUE AND BLACK INK CLUE PENCILS Come in and see the many gift items / — R . A ' V BACK SCHOOL SUPPLIES We have: TINY TABLETS REFILLS INDEX MARKERS ART PADS FILING CARDS RING BINDERS WRITING PADS BLANK PAPER PENCIL CRAYONS HEXAGON CRAYONS TABLE CLOTHS . hand decorated . color fast. Size 52" x 70" . buiter-fly design PRICE----- WATCH BRACELEI dress up youfwwt ch in the new non tarnish wc.tchbands in the newesi; styles, expansion New golden or stainless steel finish. price-150 -$L95 N^T^IClEs I would like somebody to take over my star weekly paper route. Gaa-y Haiilton, FOL CALE: cupboards, shelving and cream .seTpirator. J. Perley, Fix up your windows or dmses that Price • i i \ I 1__ ..curtains with lovely curtains a-e now in stock . $3.2 5 We have in stock cosmetics to meft every oc co si on and budget. PENS . . In Docket protectors, three Srmai S H E E T S AND Select pens in one satisfaction or money bac' notepa d included. Three pens ( tell point) R . .. SLIPS 4 IM. and ¡Mr. Morgan Howell and daughter and Miss Suzanne Wodley of Pleasant Grove, Utah are the guests of IMs. LoweU's sister: Mrs. Gen. Done and IMs. Ethel iMller. M’ . Milder has not seen her sister for twenty six years. PRICE m*. <1 ifcs. Tom Piatt and cllildren and Mr and Mis. E» f. Schrietor of tethbrid ,e were afternoon visitors at the E. T. It'J home. PONDS POWDERS Every shade and color. .. PRICE .4511.25 SHEET--■••••$950 Size ol x 100. te _ _ PILLOW SURll29r Bungalow pillow slips. remembbr. ELASH CAMERA Take pictures ani remember. Package contains flash, camera fil^m and blubs. PRICEn-icvO |.<95 . Plastic SUIT and DUELS savers. . dustproof . w sizable . moisture proof. Prices..........................25p and 2%, each. A ndw word has been added to our Ameic-an vocabulary. In describing a boy of his acquaintance a youth said, "He's psychoceraiiic "Uhht's that?” someone asked "Crackpot. THE ifemrath Trading Comte ny Limited. ROBIN Non Premium lOts OATS... hood 34f SUNNY BOY CERE E AL 44 llbb.. ppkkgg 47( ¿. z NOODLES Caateii Egg. Broad or fine..8oz. cello..2for JELLO Jello Instant, all varieties 2 pkg.................................................. ~T v-............ I y PUDDING 23c FRUIT COCKTAIL 15 oz. tins 3 tins... 83 (Z CHOC. Dairy bfeid 2 .k .................... COFFEEKoten va cum pat eked leguLair grind. BRAN FLAKES IfellogS, 14 oz. OET-t/ 2 pks......................................................QOÇ. POSTUM Instant 8 oz. bottle ^74 PLUM JAM m. 4 lb. tin 69 L PINEAPPLE Chunks Libbys x-' z->. / 71...........................................69 Y HANDIBI THING IN THE HOUSE ■ 101 EVERYDAY USES lb.. 6 I TOOT PAS’ 1 E Pepsodent 20ç. off deal. 2 giant tubes I f°r.... 9og . Cray ' -v-J? 20 oz.. / ! TISSUE Sa 7 .rolls..... J‘ja'x> Spanish....} >7....33L GRAPES. PRUNES RED PEPPERS.... GREEN PEPPERS CAULIFLOWER.... SQUASH.............. Italian lokay Ho, 1 s California Bells .........snowy wlhte (Hub bard J............... .2 lb .2 pounds.