Magrath Store News (July 29, 1960)

• Main Author: Magrath Trading Store
• Format: Journal/Newspaper
• Language: English
• Published: J. A. Ririe 1960
• Subjects: Magrath (Alta.) > Newsletters; Alta; Anchorage; Belding; Bingham; Bor; Briggs; Burgess; Canada; Cervantes; Crean; Crooker; Dolores; Edith; Elliot; Esther; Evelyn; Fairbanks; Fortuna; Fron; Gough; Greene; Guernsey; Ida; Kenney; Merle; Morton; Pancake; Rasmussen; Reva; Riley; Searle; Stripe; Wakefield; Yoke; Nome; Alaska
• Online Access: http://digitallibrary.uleth.ca/cdm/ref/collection/sanl/id/1404

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. 4 PHONES: OFFICE 21 GROCERIES 364 Friday, July 29th, I960 DRY GOODS 124 HARDWARE 34 .„.Migrath, Alberta. UPSTAIRS DEPT PRICES g Choose fron printed cottons, Arnels and Terylenes. White ■' and colored back­grounds. See the new arrivals in Blouses. *’ We have just unpacked sone new items in Babyvear. Included are Curitv Diapers, Novelty rattles that make ideal gifts. Plastic Pa nt 3 with non irritating binding on waist and leg openings. ATTENTION: We have just unpacked a new s’’: Ardent of ladies SWIM SUITS, PEDDLE PUSH S'.-and SHORTS. We have just received sone smart new cotton dresses. See the attractive Housedresses in plaids, stripes and flowered prints. Sizes 12 to 24i. -x Afternoon frocks in the nost beconing styles. Full and’ straight cut skirts in sleeveless and short sleeve nodels. 50 FOUNDATION WEAR by Çrenier FORTUNA-GIROLES : ”B-flat,r‘creates a new firmness that holds and moulds. Ideal with informal sports wear. Gives extra freedom and confort, KARESS BRAS : Mi ture styling in this well fitting Karess Bandeau. Breathing waist with 2” elastic back, Jfede batiste. | 1 I î ÌII Íi NEW ARRIVALS IN BABYWEAR. SIZES: 12 to 20. H/' RDWARÊ DEF F ALUMINUM SCOOP SHOVELS .first quality,,,., BALER TWINE .Genuine Holland COMBINE BATTERIES IRRIGATION SHOVELS ¿95 .per bale IO95, \4^and up . 295up WATER BAGS .cools by evaporation. fr Offl 25 DOW I DAT ADJUSTABLE WRENCHES : 8 " ADJUSTABLE - §1,75 10" ADJUSTABLE - §2.25 12" ADJUSTABLE - $3.25 and 15" ADJUSTABLE LUe Have a good supply o/ oils, greases,oil cans, grease gUriS and flttingS. SEE OBR BEST QUALITY H4Ï HOOKS - with wooden handles 90# Mr. and Mrs. Ike Sabey of Na re in o B. C, have been visiting relatives and friends in MBgrath and district. COMPLETE Mrs. Jennie Bonp had as her recent guests Mrs. Flo Palmer of Lethbridge and Mrs, Jessie Searle of Salt lake City, Utah, Mrs. Reah Bennett of Bountiful, Utah is visiting friends and relatives, and is the guest of Mrs. Iola Harker. l> Five foot bath tub complete with tub fillers, waste and overflow drain . Compact toilet unite complete with seat. Wash basin complete with nixing typé feucets 0 plug and drain pipe and trap p COMPLETE UNIT ONLY BEATTY Water Joftener 4-5,000 Grain Beatty Vfater Softener, Complete­ly autmatic. Enjoy the convenience: of soft water. Unbelievable savings in soap, etc. Mr. and Mrs. Doug'"Bullock of Edmonton are visiting at the home of her mother Mrs. Roy Sheridan and Mr. Sheridan. Miss Carolyn Loose, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Erven Loose, was guest of honor at a bridal shower Tuesday afternoon, July 19th in the United Church Hall with the ladies WITH THE APPROACH OF THE FIY SEASON HAVE PLENTY OF FLY AND BUG KILLERS ON HAND FOR MOST EFFECTIVE CONTROL, good bug is a dead bug. BIACK FLAG HOUSE AND GARDEN , TRY "Black Flag" Remember - the only INSECT KILLER. 149 BIACK FLAG MOSQUITO AND FLY KILLER 790 Try "OFF" the really effective insect re­pellent. Available in pressurized bomb. 139 of the St. John*s Lutheran ladies Aid as hostesses. Greeting the guests were Mrs. Nettie Hillner and Mrs. Clara Ruza a. Miss Mona Aim Mehew'attended the guest book and welcoming the guests were the bride elect, her mother Mrs. Hope Loose, the groom elect*s mother Mrs. Myrtle Mehew, and Mrs. Agnes Kincheloe, Mrs. Gladys Baker and Mrs. Fern Dersch. The gift tables were arranged by Miss Carol Deglow and "Mrs. Evelyn Wakefield and refreshments were served by friends of the bride. Kitchen preparations were handled bjT Mrs. Louise Dow and Mrs. Pearl Wakefield, DRY GOODS DEPT SOUVENIER ITEMS QushiOn tops*. Satin Cushion tops with frosted Souvenier design. Fringed edge Assorted colors. §1.69 each. ScQT fs : Souvenier Silk Head attractive tend painted design. Soarfs with $1.49 each. UPSTAIRS DEPT PLAY TOGS : Children’s Overs 11s, Jeans, Peddle Pushers, Slim Jins and Shorts. Limited Quantity. ONE THIRD OFF. SHOES - 1 group of Children’s Shoes incl­uding Dress and Play styles, ladies flats and high heel pumps. ONLY $3.95. Qu.sh.ions : stuffed Pin Cushions, fringed. Souvenier 490 each. BLOUSES . 1 group of ladies Blouses in­cluding cottons, terylenes and Dacrons, White and colors. 20$ OFF. Qewe/i z _ Jewelry. Available individually or sets. Bracelets, Pins, terrings, Necklaces, etc. An ideal gift item. 30£ UP, ANKLE SOCKS Cherub Nylon Stretchy Ankle Socks. Mostly in pink shade. Sizes 7 to 9. REG. 890 HAU PR ICE SALE r y J See the Ite pie Leaf Souvenier l> Ä > GAYTIME NYIDN HOSE - a worthwhile saving. I i SEAL® - New American shades, I REGUIAR 980 pair latest American shades in seamfree Nylon Hose, c G fe HARDWARE DEPT COMBINATION IRONS : Combination Steam ®r Dry Irons. Light weight, easy to use. REGUIAR $21.95.$16.98 CAMPING EQUIPMENT. See us for all your camping requirements - sleeping bags, coolers, thermos and ■vacuum jugs, grills, etc. $16,98 MEN’S^u BOYS WEAR Gream WESTERN SHIRTS: G.W.G. Woven stripe Palomino Shirts, authentic Western cut yoke. Snap button fasteners, REGUIAR $7.95. SHOES - HALF PRICE Men’s And Boys White Buck Oxfords - Reg, VS.50 and $9.95. Men’s Black Loafers. ¿5.95. 400 pound capacity WESTFALIA CREAM SEP^EATOR Lfeny out stand inf feat­ures. ONLY ÇP^.' 1 group of Men’s Straw Westerns. large sizes Stressing the importance of a large vocabulary, the English teacher told his class, "use a word ten times and it will be yours for life," “ tr * -j i jj m back of the room a pert blonde Hats including Texas closed her eyes, and was heard chanting under , only* her breath: "Fre^ Fred, Fred, “ " • Fred, Fred, Fred, Fred, Fred." Fred, Fred, J fi THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED Three years ago Ira McBride f Raymond gave Laura Bridg- a cutting from a rose bush. It commenced blooming in June wh. _e Mrs. Bridge was a patient with a broken hip in the hosp­ital. Mr. McBride told Mrs. Bridge the cutting was fron a rose buhh given his mother 60 years ago by the late Mrs. J. E'.' Ririe (who passed away in 1904), mother of Mrs. Bridge, Mrs, Ririe brought roses from Utah in 1899. Her garden of roses (flowers) was one of the beauty spots in the Garden City at the turn of the century. Every year the "cicus comes to town - every year the elephant walks through the streets. But between the time the elephant walked last year and when he walks this year, several hundred thousand new Canadians have appeared on this earth. To those people an elephant is something new - and that is why the elephant walks each and every year", ” That too, is why a dozen or more patriotic and public spirited men and women sponsor a Migrath parade and celebration every year. The races and sports at the park were equal if not better than in previous years. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Erven Loose was the scene of a pretty summer wedding Friday evening when their youngest daughter Carolyn Edith exchanged marriage vows with Leonard Wayne Mehew, son of Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Mehew of Welling. Rev.”J. Ohlinger of Lethbridge officiated, Attending the bride was Miss Carol Deglow as bridesmiAd aid. Mr, Arthur Bull - ock was best'man. Immediately following the ceremony a wedding dinner was served to immediate members of the families. The bride and groom are making their home in the Welling district. “ " WANTED: a large size baby crib. Ph. 206, Jessie Petrie NOTICE:' It would be appreciated if all money for swimming tickets were turned in by August 1st« Brian Dudley, Life Guard. NOTICE: Donelda’s Beauty Shop will be closed until Tuesday, August 2nd« Donelda Navtatil. Mr. and Mrs. Burns Harker had as their recent guest Mrs, Fredda Kenney of Calgary, NOTICE: Alberta Civil Defence is offering a Radiation Monitoring Course August 15-19th. at Edmonton. Your board, lodging and fere are paid. For further information contact V.E. Bohnet, Ph. 206. Mrs, Mibel Clark of Salt lake City Utah has been visiting relatives and friends in MSgrath, “ Mrs. Lfeme Greene of Salt lake City Utah visited recently with her brother, Ken Hindley, __ celebrated the town’s 51st birthday* The day commenced with a pancake M* on mainstreet'and at 10 A.M, citizens of the town and district lined Duncomb J Rasmussen, NEEDLE Ernie Driggs, Jack Rasmussen, Bob Rasmussen. CHIIDS BARREL RACE David Dudley, Miss Nelson, Miss Robinson. MEN’S BARREL RACE: Dean Nelson, THU VTD _n — «a iffTÖ TA t m' nn _ t _ ___— ______ ___ _ _ ” ,CBBLD? P0F RACE; WhitehBad- closed with a dance in the Rig Gyn^ Shirley King’s orchestra in attendance NÖTIGET All ladies that completed the St, John Ambulance Home Nursing Course through Civil Defence and took the eliminations, please neet in the Lions Raums Monday Night Aug. 1st at 7:30 P.M. Certificates will be presented and a brief program is outlined. V.E, Bohnet, C. D. Director. BOR SALE: 1 7 year old Holstein Milk Cow, Very good milker. Also l-2-| month old calf. Darrel Passey, or see Esther McVey, Ph. 199. Monday Magrath breakfast at 6 A* _ _ the main thoroughfare to watch the mamoth parade which was under the direction of Cal Alston and led by Lfeyor J,A. Ifemilton, Thbre were some very lovely floats and the childr ren’s section was particularily interesting. Prizes awarded included COMMERCIAL FLOATS - Bank of Montreal, Diene’s, FRATERNAL FLOATS Lfegrath 1st Ward M.I.A., Home and School Assoc. HORSE & RIDER - Charles and Judy Harker, Ernest and'Dilly Briggs. PONY & RIDER Donna John­son, Ben Rasmussen, A program followed in the Assembly Hall with Mrs. Barbara Davies in charge and introduced the following numbers: 0 Canadaj Opening prayer — Bishop Fletcherj Speech of Welcome L&yor Hamilton. Dance*'- Sharon Harker’s beginners. Reading "Johnathan Bing" directed by Jill Harker. Baton Number - Doreen Gurney. Reading - Dana Dudley. Accord- ian Number - Betty Ann''Bibo, Dance - Sharon Harker. Action Song "Wedding of Jack and THU" directed by Vinessa Hamilton with Judy Hamilton accompaniest. Readings by Teggy Gough of Raymond. Closing prayer - Emery Gurney, God Save the Queen. Mrs* J.A. Ririe was organ acc­ompanies t. Children's sports were held at the park at 1 P.M. fallowed by an afternoon of horse races. Following are the winnersf STAKE RACE Dean Nelson, Bill Minor, Ken Robinson. POTATO RACE - Gord Duncomb, Weldon Thompson, George Dudley. WALK TROT & RUN David Dudley, Gord Duncomb Dough Harker, HALF MILE OPEN M&hlon Bourne, Uoyd Sabey, Mahlon Bourne, THREE EIGHTHS OPEN Nfahlon Bourne, Lloyd Sabey, Lloyd Sabey. TRAIL RIDE George Dudley, Jack Ras­mussen, Iawrence law,, SADDLE MOUNT Gord Duncomb Doug Bly Dean Nelson. 3 HORSE RELAY Gord THREADING Rill Minor, Ken Robinson. MUSICAL TIRES: Lynn Harrison. POLE BELDING Ken Robinson, Dean Nelson. Bill Minor. CHILDS PONY RACE: David Dudley, Neil Bourne, Doug Whitehead. Lethbridge Cube and Lfegrath Midgets clashed in an evening ball game with a Lethbridge victory 13-9. The day * • NOTICE: This is to"’certify that your 24-th of July Parade Committee are well pleased with the participation in the parade and wish to thank all who in any way contributed to it’s success. We especially with to thank J.A. Ririe, E. W, Hocking and Mahlon Bourne far the team of white horses used to beautify the band and parade. Thanks again to you all. J.C, Alston, and Roy Sheridan, FOR SALE: 3 bedroom home, ideally located in Magrath. Also 2 bedroom suites - 1 light oak, 1 mahogany. Very reasonable. George Hamilton.CHOICE BEEF CHUCK ROASTS /lavorful cuts per lb- 450 UUHtHIKIHlttUitHHtHlllilllllllHlHIIIIUIlHIIIlUllltllHIIIIIIUtlltHIIHIIIHUItUilUUhHIIHUIUIMHIHIIlUiiltlHIIlMMU SWIFT'S PREMIUM SALAMI Dutch lunch per lb 690 (.tUtUHHlIIIHHtlimiKIHHIIIIHIIIXIlHillliHIIUIIIIIMIIIHIDIIIIIIIIIIIfmilllUllllltllHIIIIIIIirinHlIKUtllltlUinUIlH HOME BRAND SAUSAGES tasty per lb. 450 I VEAL | LOIN CHOPS | tender | cuts per lb. 690 I LEAN BEEF | STEW MEAT | cubed per lb 490 I BURNS | COOKED HAM I sliced per 1/2 lb. 490 STRAYED: From the pasture at the old C.P.R. buildings - one yearling Guernsey heifer. Branded “on the right hip. Please notify Lloyd Meldrum, Phone 220, FOR SAIE: 1 pair of hiking boots in good condition. Size 6|. $5.00. See BiMr Meld­rum, Phone 220. NOTICE: The'ITel Bonita Ladies Aid are hold­ing their summer supper on July 29th from 5 to 8 at the United Church. Adults 75£, Children 35$. Films to follow. Everyone is welcome to attend. CEMENT AND SHIPIAP: We have just» unloaded a heavy stock of fresh cement. We still have some l"x6" and l”3d8” Spruce Shiplap selling at $85,00 per M. This ib* a real value for the money. Citizens Lumber Co. Ltd, Ph 379, WANTED; Child’s play pen. Mrs. Ervin Morton Del Bonita, Notify Reva Stevenson. FOR SALE: 4 year old dark Chestnut pony with white markings. Gentle and very well broke. Ph. R8O3, Llqyd Sa bey, •A - * A - WANTED IMMEDIATELY: , .Employment, Farm, factory, store or garage work, Ken Tolnie, Notify J,A*.Spencer or News Office, FOR SALE: Englis electric clothes dryer, C. F. Sabay. xx ”It’s the'songs ye sing, And the Smile ye wear Thats a’making the sun Shine everywhere. - Riley, FOR SAIE: 1940 Plymouth Sedan. Good motor. Phone 369, Dwi^it Ganske. FOR SALE: B Flat Clarinet ”Ia Monte”. Joan Chri—s ± tensen, WANTED: Housekeeper, while mother teaches school. Phone 306, Ifegrath. Vonza Reeder, DOST: Blue and white tricycle. One pedal missing. Janice Toomer $ Dale Toomer, . NOTICE: At the Waterton M.I.A, Camp next Wednesday'and Thursday all Mattel Marrieds are welcome. Any Second Ward ladies Wish­ing to attend both days or part time may get further information from Ward M.I.A. Leaders. Zelpha Dow. CARD OF THANKS: We wish to express our thanks to all the friends who put on the bridal shower far our daughter Carolyn. To those who helped in any way with it, many thanks. Mr . and Mrs. Erven Loose. - A. * NOTE OF APPRECIATION: The July 24th Comm­ittee wish to thank all those who particip­ated in, and helped in any way with the Tfegrath Celebration, We were very pleased with the help received from the different groups who took charge of the various act­ivities of the day. Ernie Briggs, chairman, Ed. Evans, Sec’y,, DdugBas Harker and Iloyd Sa bey - July 24th Committee, xx He who loses wealth loses much; he who loses a friend loses more, but he who loses his courage loses all. - Cervantes. DnY GOODS DUET SUMMER ft, FABRICS'^ . Mary M BROADCLOTH* Just arrived - done lovely new colors in Broadeloth including Pink and Solid colors Simply drip 00 yd. Brown, Coral, Rust, Tangerine, Black- 550 PAMPERED COTTONS . in this fine Pampered Cottons. _ . dry ."Colors include Gold, Turquoise, Rose Shrimp, Green, Aqua, t 790 I SATIN DRILL . Satin drill is an exc­ellent sport fabric for jeans, peddle push­ers, etc. Colors: Red, Tan, Dlue. 1^5 yd DRESS PRINTS : See our display of colorful Morning Glory Dress Prints in the most attractive colors. 129 yd. ACETATE ■-RAYON : Lovely floral prints in the most attractive patterns and colors* Ideal for your fall seVing* |29 yd. TERYLENE : Figured Terylene suitable for ladies and children’s dresses, blouses, etc. A choice of tiny or large floral design on white, pink, green. | ARNEL : Blue figured ATnel that is an ideal dress fabric for summer wearing. Does not crush or wrinkle. I 85 yd SILK-ORGANZA , A suitable fabric for formal wear, also girls summer frocks. WHITE -|25 ya, PINK, IELIOW - |40 DRESS SILKS : We have a niceaeleot-ion of Dress Silks in the season’s most fashionable colors. yd [29 to yd NETS * We have all colors in nets. 72” wide. $90 185 nylon dress yd. - all 85 C PELLONi IRON ON PELLOMITE is iron it down, 1&I-” wide - PELLON - far stiffening in belts, collars, jacket fronts, etc. 25” wide - &C\a crinolNe - 59<: Ifeke your own Crinolines from this white nylon crinoline. 46” wide, | ^9 xx ’’Life is but a passing show, A smile of Joy, a tear of woe. Thos. Moore, you do yd. yd. Patients in the Migrath Municipal Hosp­ital during the past week included Mr, Sid Saga, Mrs'.' Kesler, Linda Wocknitz, ¡(-».Mr. Ed Iacquenent, Mr. Kitchen Mr, John _• Sr., Mrs. Kathryb Morin,"Rose- Maxwell, Mrs. Helen Bingham, Mrs, Edith Scott,"Kevin Burgess, Peggy Jean Munkholm, Elmer Oka, Michael Wurtz, Doreen Joseph, Rebecoa Kleinsausser, Benjamin Kleinsassuer, Mrs. Pat Cook and daughter Mrs, Sue Kado and daughter i eontinood below), -■ .COSTUME JVecA/aces, SPins. Sarri.ngs, bracelets, Sweater guards. We have a nice selection of Costume Jewelry for you to"choose from pieces as well as matched sets, onably priced too. Individual Very reas- 35 C up (hospital patients cont). Mrs* and son, Mrs, Dorothy Minor and daughter ànd Mrs, Tina Wurtz, Ida Taylor Mrs. Erven Loose left Tuesday night for Chalk River, Ont. to visit her son-in-law and daughter Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Balmer. LINCOLN NYLON [09 SEAMLESS 1st Quality High Twist, 15 denier. Smart shades. I 400 Needle Micro Mesh, 1st quality. Light and dark shades. all sizes REGULAR 1st Quality 51 gauge 15’ denier, dark seams. Pop­ular shades in Personal lengths. Word was received Wednesday norming of the passing of Newel Rich of Redwood City, Calif. An early Migrath resident, he was the husband of the former Merle Crookston. nerming THE MAGRA TH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED. MFN’S^BOYS WEAR OVERALLS EXPRESS STRIPE OVERALLS, bib style, white and black. RED STRAP BIB OVERALLS, all sizes, blue denim RED STRAP DIBIESS OVERALLS, . COWBOY KING OVERALLS ( men) - ^5^5 Boys. 350 DOUBLE DUTY DRILL WORK PANTS (ten or grey) . . DRILLERS DRILL WORK PANTS (ten) TEXAS RANGER STRIPED WORK PANTS COVERALLS Express stripe 695 •650 .55° to 525 £95 75O ß95 WORK JACKETS EXPRESS STRIPE WORK JACKETS . BLUE DENIM "Red Strap" WORK JACKETS . COWBOY KING WORK JACKETS, western cut. ., 650 695 695 Baskets of delphinium, stocks, and peonies formed the floral setting in the Immanuel Lutheran Church, Lethbridge for the recent summer wedding when Dolores Patricia Shaw, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs'.' Ehrl V. Shaw of Lethbridge and Charles Janes ’ ’ Fellger, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Janes L. Fellger of rfegrath were united in marriage. Rev. J. Oh’linger officiated at the double ring cerenony when the bride was given in marriage by her father. Miss Gay Hahn pro­vided the wedding music and sang "The Lord’s Prayer" during the signing of the register. The bride chose*hs her attendants Mrs. Barb- Qna Itillmer as matron of honor, sister of the Horsehide . .<>2.95 groom, and bridesmaids Miss Dorothy Jarvie and Miss Arlene Lyall. Junior bridesmaids $2.69 were Miss Carolyn Fellger and Miss Susan Shaw. Best man was Mr. Arthur Arndt"‘and ushering duties were done by Mr, Norman Hillmer and Mr. Lockion Shaw. A reception was* held at the Flying Club’ with Mr. Jay Hamilton as faster of Ceremonies. Mr. Earl Shaw and Mr. James Fellger gave the welcom­ing addresses with Mr. Saul Moscovitch Q.C. the after dinner address. Chief Constable Carpenter toasted the bride with the groom responding. Mrs. Marlene Paul was in charge of the guest book. ■ The happy couple left by air for a honey moon trip to Fairbanks, Nome and Anchorage, Alaska. Out of town guests were present from Spokane, Wash,, Vancouver B. C., Calgary Del Bonita, Wrentham and Barnwell, WORK Gl OVF^ ALBERTA BRAND ALL LEATHER GLOVES Kangaroo tan.01.25 PINTO TAN.$2.25 PALOMINO TAN Genuine Goatskin,,$3.35 WATSON GLOVES S-ffampeder crean Deerskin DEERSKIN TAN Genuine Kangaroo HORSEHIDE TAN Horsehide Tan gladioli .04.50 03.95 03.95 COWHIDE TAN.$2.85 With the approach of harvest, make sure you have an ample supply of work gloves on hand. We will be glad to assist vou with your selection. "It’s not in life’s ebbing twilight, Nor during her noontide gio, The best of life is manhood’s mourning, They reap rich blessings who wisely sew. .Nabob- COFLEj j • 1 pound || = e 790 II Apple - Rasp­berry. 4 lb. 890 KETCHUPS 2/550 CERTO. 2/690 SHREDDED WHEAT - NABISCO 2 for 390 PEANUT BUTTER 16 oz 390 BOTTLE CAPS 144 to the oarton 490 TOMATO JUICE •itHiiiitHuuiitHtiiHuiuHHiiitiinuiiiiiiuiKuuiuiuiiHiiHuinuiuiiiiiiiiuiiiitimiiiiuiitinuiiMiiiiiiiiituiiiitiuiiuu ,4S oz 2 for 75C lumuw • .iHlIHUHUHttlMJIlllHinillHHMIIUHMHUHUIfHUIIIHUililllMMiHUHulHiiriMlHniltlllt s s VI NEG AR. ë™'• • • • 2/650 I 3:I LEMON JUICE 4 can. s gi 470 I I FRESH PRODUCE GRAPES. .seedless green , .per lb. ' 29C TOMATOES.20C CABBAGE -sw. 2 »•. 17 0 PEPPERS -GKEEH.¡»rib. 35c MARSHMALLOWS "■ ANGELUS,,.white or colored ,.,.,per lb. 390 Del Boni?’ 5lhorta: Congratulations! lou have von a Roy Rogers Gun and = ~r+iL™R70Ur SR17 L"' G!n!ral !'rlXL3 w Calgary Sta-.paio Contest. Thank you for sS»iS£ e 70U anoBg °ur n“7 3etty Crooker NOTICES Cueton swathing and conbining. Will take grain or rash. Jin Blarall, Ph. R707. ?n ?^uo^on service for the Rev. J. E. Elliot, minister for the United Church M^th and Spring Coulee win be held in the Magrath United ChSrch ednesday, August 3rd at 8 P.M. Everyone is cordially invited to attend. M. B. Pharis.