| Summary: | 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: STORE HOURSs OFFICE 21 . GROCERIES 364 DRY GOODS 124 HARDWARE 34 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.8 A.M, to 6 P.M, Wednesday.8 A.M. to 1 P.M, . Saturday .8 A.M. to 7 P.M. FRIDAY, JUNE I5TH, 1962 . .Ifegrath, Alberta Wiens -4-» Boys Wear B^ept - SHIRTS - first qual- FATHER'S DAY Sunday, j\day 13 th DRESS SHIRTS s, = Men’s FORSYTH DRESS ity white broadcloth featuring 2 way cuff. I| E |I5r £ s 500 toO00 FORSYTH "STAR DUST11 No Iron White Dress Shirts. Convertable two way cuff. ^00 FORSYTH SHORT SLEEVE DRESS SHIRTS: Avail,, UtJULL— Summer weight, 4°0 ** Remember - NO ONE EVERY REGRETTED BUYING QUALITY, FORSYTH IS QUALITY. able in cotton or terylene. Cool, comfortable, correct. • «SPORT SHIRTS We have a good selection of SPORT SHIRTS in regular long length, three quarter length and short sleeve styles. Popular drip dry cootons. ^98 up. I GOLF WEAR • I GOLF CAPS - nylon-mesh inserts. Assorted | colors.red, tan, charcoal, navy. |^Q | GOLF SHOES: Hush Puppies - suede like | uppers, light crepe soles, DRESS SUITS SPECIAL Buy Father a superfine 100$ pure wool Suit, styled by Builtmore, in'the latest charcoal shade. light weight, well tailored. SIZES: 36 - JU. syr 4995 g E I g K . >rr x rr REGULAR $59.95 Ä E c =I g I E E STETSON HATS Royal Stetson Dress Hats, finest quality felt in a shades of popular style. Fashionable Fawn, Grey, Bky, *| 0^ TIES find a good gI È E,iiinnii||||||||||HlHHI|lllllll^tlHi||UHll|lll|H|H|IH|in>OllllHIMIIIUl| g I:E You will for Father’s Bay# selection of Ties [50 to 250 WALLETS BUXTON WALLETS - Canada’s finest wallet. Black or Brown. to 750 3 £ = | 9 f £ E E E g s E E BUXTON MATCHED SET 3 Saddle cowhide hand* some wallet with matching 6 loop key-tainer, C0MPIETE SET . I se : | c SOCKS Make your selection from our display of Nylon streties, Wools, Orlons, Cottons and blends. | §Q HARDWARE FATHER'S DAY f E --- y ir I SUGGESTIONSiI; |^/AIR COOLERS Father's Day is Sunday, June 17th. We will be pleased to assist you in selecting your Father's Day gifts BARBECUES 24" hooded Barbecue complete with electric rotisary. Adjustable grill and wheels, THE IDEAL GIFT . 2495 I -itimi 11 lUIIIUIUIlmimilllimilllilimihmilllimilllIIIHHUII1I1HIIHIlimmilimtmillimmilill I ALUMINUM LAWN CHAIRS . BARBECUE TOOLS: Set of 5 long handled deluxe chrome plate tools including turner, tongues, fork, basting spoon and skewer. Comes in strong storage box. a QQ . *. -. -. -. IHlIllniHlMIHIHIIIIliilitllniHlli $5.95 Hl Miss Carol Wocknitz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Wocknitz, left Tuesday morning for Edmonton where whe will attend Farm Young People's Week from June 12 to 20th. She was chosen as a representative by the Alberta Wheat Pool. Wally Gurney, student at Rexburg College, Idaho, has returned home for the summer months. z 5 Hot weather is just around the comer. Why not be prepared by investing in this TRAVELAIRE WATER' COOLER, 3 speed, ***fr0nt. Deluxe model. Only 2 left, g^ REG. $89.95. 69 (Due to the devaluation of the $1.00, there will be no more coolers at this price) COOLER CHESTS - Durable Dylite expanded polystyrene, Strong, light weight, GOLF BAGS - assorted GOLF CLUB COVERS - leather, numbers 1 to 4. Tan shade, elastic fittings OPR i_ each. s [ GOLF CLUbTlNSERT TUBES - plastic, each* 4Q95 TRAVELAIRE WATER COOLER - Regular $64.95 . «•••••••••••••••••••••••••*••••«••• Mrs, Eva Godfrey has returned home from Cardston where she spent the part few months. WINDOW SCREENS All steel adjustable window screens. | SIZE: 10" x 37” . FISHING NEEDS We have a nice selection of FISHING RODS Why not give Father a 9* fibre glass fly rod. He'll be delighted. f LANDING NET - 18", aluminum handle Miss Cally Wilde, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wilde of Welling, who has been attending university in Calgary spent a short holiday at her home before going to Waterton where she is employed at the Prince of Wales Hotel. WATER SYSTEM POWER TOOLS Delight HIM Sunday with a favorite POWER TOOL. We have in stock 1/2 and 1/4 INCH ELECTRIC DRILLS 7"~ JP__0_W SAWS HEDGE CLIPPER ATTACHMENT FOR DRILL MOTOR: i horse, heavy duty ball bearings, capacitor start, a o AH FARM PRICE “3Q95 IRRIGATION PUMP: A match for the above motor, will run 2 to 3 sprinklers. IS00 Ifegrath and district students who have won awards at colleges and universities this past school year include Bruce Blumell, student at Lethbridge Junior College who won a $75 Mildred Dobbs Chapter award in history; Janice Newton of Del Bonita, also a student at the Junior College, who received a $20 Society of Industrial and Cost Accountants award for outstanding student in business education, Milton Taylor of Welling, law student at the U of A, received the Canada Law Book Company prize arid Robert Taylor of Ifegrath won an award as honor student, General programs, first year, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harker have returned home from? California where they spent the winter months visiting with their daughter and family. MAGRATH HOSPITAL, JUNE 11th, 1962. Nurses (and where would you go ■uo find better ones) keep '^winding me that I should write something. The only comments Ik .ce about are what I see» Jne nurse even suggested that I write a history of my life - tha^last thing I want to see in print. Another wanted to know what was my philosophy of life. If I had a philosophy in life, it was to try and keep two jumps ahead of ray creditors. My directions are all turned around here. I thought they must have brought me in feeS first but Ted Hocking assures me I walked in on my own power. I must be in a room on the South wing of the building. I was very fortunate. From the position of the bed where I am lying hour after hour, through a small window, I have a beautiful view. Two modern residences of Nick and George Ponomar, Sometimes I see a man with a hoe. I am forbidden to use a hoe so that doesn’t hurt my feelings. Sometimes I see boys playing ball and at times little girls dressed in their Sunday best, some on tricycles encircling their homes. I know the Ponomar Brothers and am looking forward to meeting their wives. They must be splendid home makers. I know I should be worrying about something - but whatI THE MORNING AFTER THE NIGHT BEFORE Strange sights on the streets of Magrath these daysj Main street dug up from one end to the other. New curbs and water mains are being replaced in preparation for the forthcoming hard surface. At 6 A.M. a 1951 Blue sedan was found end up in the trench in front of the Magrath Trading Co. In broad daylight the car had passed two 15’ barriers, smudge pots and dirt mounds to take a nose dive to the bottom of the 12 ft. deep trench. How they got out nobody knows. ' later they were heard muttering "’Twas the Government’s fault I No sign upll Town’s faultf’ No bones broken and the occupants were found sleeping soundly - dreaming of the "Happy Hunting Grounds". , Friends will be interested in hearing that a former native son of Magrath, Douglas Godfrey, has been appointed to the position of Senior Research Engineer, greases and Industrial Lubricants Section with Standard Oil of California. Douglas received his B.S. in chemical engineering at Utah in 1942 and after war-time service in the Array began his career in lubrication research with NACA at Lewis Research Laboratory in Cleveland and advanced to the position of Aeronautical Research Scientist specializing in friction, wear and high teirper- ature lubrication problems, His investigation of solid film lubrication from 1944-1950 initiated commercialization-of this method. He joined Calresearch in 1955 engaging in research of fundamentals of friction and wear and has contributed significantly to the development of products requiring special friction control properties. Douglas has published 21 papers in his field and in 1956 received the Hunt Memorial Award of the American Society of Lubrication Engineers for the best paper on lubrication. He has contributed to a handbook on lubrication and has fulfilled many speaking engagements as a national authority in his field. In his new position he will continue in research. BANQUET & CARAVAN OF TALENT — Saturday, June 16th0 Banquet - 6 to 8 P.M. in the Banquet Room of the Assembly Hall followed by program upstairs. All proceeds go towards Building Fund. Flease come early for supper. Most of the talent to be seen and heard has not been presented in our town before and will be long remembered. Make it a "Family Evening to Remember. Everyone welcome. Tickets nay be obtained from the canvassers or at the door. Magrath Second Ward. The Magrath High School Golf Tournament was held recently at the local course. After many exciting and oftentimes hilarious moments the results were as follows: SENIOR BOUS: Ron Ehlert 1st, Stanton Morris 2nd; John Taylor 3rd. 1st YEAR BOYS: Ron Hansen 1st, Sherwin ' Moriyam 2nd. JUNIOR BOYS: Dickson Morris 1st, Bryan Sheer 2nd, Wes Balderson and Neil Austin 3rd. SENIOR GIRLS: Anne Leishman 1st, Shirley Gibb 2nd. 1st YEAR GIRIS: Karen James 1st; Diana Gruninger 2nd, Valerie'Rice 3rd« JUNIOR GIRLS: Linda Godionton 1st, Dorothy CARD OF THANKS: On behalf of ray sister and ray-Robinson 2nd and Leota Strate 3rd, self I wish to express my heartfelt thanks to anyone who in any way made the passing of my tiny nephew just a little easier to bear. A special thanks to the staff of the Magrath Hospital, Dr. Dahl, the Primary ladies, the . Relief Society ladies and all who sent cards and flowers. Thanks from the bottom of our hearts. Dorothy and John Holtom, (Joan and Hans Miehe) THANK YOU; We would like to thank each and every one who gave us the lovely wedding gifts They were most appreciated, Mr. and Mrs. Franz (Sharlene and Bob) Const, and Mrs. flake Willis were pleasantly surprised Friday evening when approximately forty friends and neighbors gathered at their new RCMP residence for a "House Warming" party. Arrangements were under Mrs, Lucille Seward. A pot luck luncheon was enjoyed and ' Const s', and Mrs. Willis were presented with a lovely coffee table and'floral arrangement from the assembled guests. NOTICE: Those wishing transportation to the Banquet and Talent Show Saturday evening, please contact V.E. Bohnet, Ph. 206, FOUND: 1 ratchet with 13/32- wrench attached. David Bly, Phone 207. MONDAY, JUNE 18th IS GENERAL ELECTION DAY. Citizens have a responsibility. VOTE AS YOU LIKE, BUT VOTE. THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED. WANTED: Man for farm work,. Geo. Navratil. Rain fell in a general area over South Alberta Wednesday with light rain still Palling Thursday morning. Reports from just over 1 inch to 4 inches at Fincher Creek have been reported.LEG 0 LAMB ROASTS. .per lb. / V SMOKED COD.JmB0. S A U S AG E ME AT _ PORK . .fresh ground. ■ 390 LAME S T E W - ribs or flank. ■ 25 r ■ • per lb. QDADC Ripe ' 1 f\ 1 \ 1— i \ 1 DU - 2 pound packages, cut for Sweet & Sour < ■ |05 . Pkg. \LCckle LLimento Loaf I I SLICED.per lb. 59 (t| JCock Chicken Loaf £ g SLICED 590 s s =z FOR SALE: One palomino gelding. Five years j^d. Well bred. Phone R515. Kay Neilson. NOTICE: The Women’s Hospital Auxiliary will hold it’s regular meeting Saturday, June 16th at 2:00 P.M. in the Red Cross Room. PASTURE WANTED: Until freeze up - for 18 cows with calves, 6 yearling heifers and 1 bull. Cows all tested. Phone FA 9-1241 Lethbridge. ANNUAL PICNIC - of employees of A.C.C, Ltd, will be held Saturday June 23rd at Wolford Park commencing at 12 noon. All regular and seasonal employees of Alberta Canning Co, and their immediate families are invited to come and share the fun and food at this annual affair and need only bring their own cups. Transportation will be available at the Canning Factory and will leave for the park at 11:30 A.M. ANYONE MISSING A PYREX PIE PLATE - from one of the suppers held in the United Church Hall please contact Beverly Pashuk. FOR SALE: 8 - 15” sliding screens, 75$ each. Contact Mrs. Hope Loose, Box 103, Magrath. NOTICE: St John's Lutheran Church is holding it’s annual Church Picnic Sunday, June 24th at Jubilee Park commencing at 1:30 P.M. Families bring lunch. Pot luck. Ice cream cones served. NOTICE: Will the person who bought the angel cake on the blue and white china cake plate with my name on the bottom, at the M.I.A, Pantry Sale please phone me at 78. I would like very much to get the plate back as it is valued as a wedding gift. The Milk River Ridge A.O.T.S. United Church Men’s Club will be conducting a Car Wash, Saturday, June 16th from 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Crews from the three points of the charge will be stationed at Stu’s Esso Service to take care of your wants. It is hoped that everyone with a dirty car will avail themselves of this local opportunity. Funds will be used to send young people to camp* The Spring Coulee crew, headed by Eric Hohm will be on duty from 9 A.M. till noon with the boys from Del Bonita under Merril Farries working the noon to 3 P.M. shift and the Magrath crew taking over until everyone wishing their car washed has been accomodated, We ask your support in making this venture a success. United Church Men. SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC; The annual Sunday School Picnic for Magrath children of the United Church will be held at Jubilee Park Saturday afternoon beginning at 3*30» Mothers are invited with their children and asked to please bring sandwiches or cookies. Treats will.be provided. Remember-this Saturday, June 16th, NOTICE; High Priests Party is being held in Stirling, Friday, June 15th at 8 P.M. FOR SALE: 51 Chevrolet Bel Aire automatic. Phone 301 after 6 P.M, SOUTHMINSTER CIRCLE SQUARE DANCE CLUB - will hold their monthly square dance at the farm home of Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Wocknitz Saturday, June 16th at 8:30 P.M. Old and new dancers and spectators welcome. Ladies please bring a box lunch. THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD LOST - near'2nd Ward Scout House - tooled wallet. Valued as a graduation gift. Finder please contact David Bly, Ph. 207. LOST: Stirling silver souvenier bracelet with crests of the Canadian provinces. Valued aw keepsake. Reward. Finder contact Mrs, Winnie Ehlert or Mrs. Christie Harker. up. MENS-BOYS WEAR GIFT IDEAS : GLOVES.BELTS.TIES. SUSPENDERS. SPORT COATS.SPORT SLACKS. . .SWIM SUITS. .STRAW HATS. .BOOKS. .WALLETS CUFFLINK SETS Handsome gift sets of Cuff Links and matching Tie Bar, Nicely boxed. Pleasing designs PRICED FROM $3.50 to $4,95. UPSTAIRS SUMMER COTTONS: We have some " very becoming Cotton Dresses for Miladay, smartly tailored for the coming season. Dan River Cottons and Ginghams, Terylene Cottons, Arnel and Cotton blends as well as drip dry cottons, polished cottons and. prints. poICED toom OUR SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK OF LADIES COATS, HATS AND SUITS ARE BEING REDUCED TO CLEAR. LATEST STYLES, . ’ . _ 2 ' • sE - YC/ .4 s X. = MEN’S GREB CAT TREAD WORK BOOT ANKLE LENGTH. BROWN LEATHER UPPER, GRO CORK VULCANIZED SOLE, Regular $11,50 1 COUNTER MEN’S AND BOYS DRESS OXFORDS. Assorted styles. Black & Brown . DRYGOODS DEPT Girls Bulky Knit, High Bulk Orlon Sweaters. Red or White. Sizes 8 to 14.- Regular $4.98. . HARDWARE GIFT IDEAS : PICNIC JUGS.ELECTRIC RAZORS.TRANSISTOR RADIOS (for his fishing trips) TOOLS.PICNIC STOOLS.FISH HOOKS AND LURES.CAMERAS.WATCHES.- Choose gifts of tools from ou (COUNTER. Included are: TYo: 24" Spirit Levels, Drill \ | Sets, Hack Saws, Back \X I Saws, Screw Driver Sets V I Chisel Sets, 6" & 8" Pliers^— I Squares, Tubing Cutters - and many otherw. I Summer Suiting.Printed Silk 129 fin two pleasing designs, Tapestry, ¡fabric for sport togs. REG. $1.98 |1 GROUP OF PLAID GINGHAM, PRINTED I SILK (Rose pattern) and POLISHED jCOTTON. Regular $1.00 yd. . 790 The U.C.W., Evening Group held their annual supper and theatre party in Lethbridge Tuesday evening. Those attending included Mesdames Ifery Yvonne Hohm, Gladys' Elliot, Virginia Willmer, Jeannie Robinson, Greta Mai, Norma Owens, Kay Van Horn, Bev—' erly Pashuk, Florence Morris, Audrey Brown, Elizabeth DeArmand and guest Miss Wendi Morris of Edmonton, RY GOODS CZPT Magrath’s "BIG T" Golf Tournament took place Saturday with the following results: MEN; Champion - Lamont Webster, Mountain View; Runner Up - Keith Sabey, Magrath. 1st Fl -i ght - Lloyd Kanewischer, Lethbridge, Runner up Grant Wheeler, Magi', th.- 2nd Flight - Stan Bryant, Lethbridge, R.U. L* B. Tanner, Magrath. 3rd Flight - Tom Karren, Magrath, R.U. Dale Caldwell, Cardston. 4th Flight: Brian Dudley, Magrath, R.U. Cal Hill, Raymond, 5th Flight - John Kanewischer, Lethbridge, R.U. Ewalt Paul, Magrath, 6th Flight: Roger Stone, Calgary, R.U, Wayne Lee, Raymond and Ken Doughty, Lethbridge, LADIES: Champion - Evelyn Qually, Lethbridge, R0U. Maurine Tanner and Marge Bald-erson, Magrath, HORSE RACE: 1st - Grant Wheeler, Magrath, 2nd: Lamont Webster, Mountain View and 3rd: Don Harker, Magrath. of dress GINGHAMS; Delightful wrinkle shed ginghams in popular plaids. Pink,'yellow & mauve; blue and green; red, black and white 36" wide CHECKED GINffiAMS: Popular check’ ginghams in 1/8" and 1/4" checks. All the popular colors with white 36" wide . 75c to 115 Mrs. Betty Tanner, stake officer, M.I.A, is among those attending the M.I.A, Conference in Salt lake City, Utah. PRINTS: We have a'nice selection SEE THE NEW ARRIVALS IN BLENDED BLANKETS. IDEAL FOR SUMMER BECAUSE THEY ARE SO LIGHT prints in pleasing'patterns'and colors.Ideal for summer dresses, blouses, etc, . , 450 up. Mrs, Lily Gagan.and Mrs. Ruby Beaumont were in Edmonton last weekend to attend the wedding of Mrs. Gagan’s nephew* IN WEIGHT YET HAVE WARMTH, MACHINE WASHABLE. MOTH PROOF, NON ALLERGIC. BEAUTIFUL SHADES OF BLUE, GREEN, RED, 72 x Ö4 . PINK, YELLOW AND Mr. and Mrs. W. W, Austin, Mrs, Ruth Austin and daughter Meredith and Mrs. Jesse Austin and daughter Sheila were Edmonton visitors recently when they attended the wedding of the formers’ grandson Les Passey and Miss Irene Kopek of Edmonton. Les is the son of Bonnie and Joe Passey, former Magrath residents. SQUEEZE TOYS; See the popular new * squeeze toys for Baby. Pleasing shapes and designs* Make ideal gift items. 590 t0S9C & BOYS’ SWIM TRUNKS - Ladybird nylon and cotton stretch. Sizes 2 to 10. QQ £ SWIM CAPS. We have a good selection of Children’s Swim Suits. Included'are TRAINING PANTS: in white cotton training pants, sorbent. Sizes 3 to 6 yrs. pair , NIGHT GOWNS* Baby’s flannelette night gowns, dainty smocked yoke. White with pink or blue trim, Open down back. Double thickness Highly ab- |OO Flannelette Nightgowns - open at front. Neat collar style in floral patterned flannelette. White with pink or blue trim*AQ£ Patients in the Magrath Municipal Hospital during the past week included Mr; George Heathershaw, Mrs. Dorothy Holtom, Mr. Merritt' Potter, Mrs. Emma Arndt, Mrs. Agusta Bleckert, Enid Dudley, Darcy Minor, David Kplasko, Kenneth Secretan, Mrs. Pearl Kolasko, Gordon Card and Donna Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Thompson of Spring Coulee are holidaying in the U. S. with plans to attend the World’s Fair in Seattle, Wash, 98 GIRLS SLIMS; We have SLIM JIMS in plain and UPSTAIRS selection of Cotton Shorts in cottons LADIES SLIMS: See the Cotton Slims for Summer Wearing, Included are handsome Dan Rivers in pastel shades. Drip dry cottons in plain and figured styles. Tapestry cottons in plain pastel shades S to 475 a good selection of GIRLS COTTON figured styles Bark cloth and tapestry fabric_BURMUDA SHORTS in plain and printed styleso | Slack Sets are so popular this season and you will find some popular styles on display. Figured tops with plain bottoms. nQC 1 QC Mr. and Mrsi J* H Bridge accompanied by Mr* Orson Bridge are holidaying in the U* S. where they will visit relatives in Washington and attend the World’s Fair in Seattle, Mesdames Iferion Bourne, Maureen Tanner, Mrs. Annie Corliss left Tuesday evening to Betty Harris> Ruth Johnson and Joyce Holladay visit with her son-in-law and daughter Mr* left Monday morning for Salt Lake City, Utah where they wiki attend M.I.A, conference* «.ansi,ta*.XQfflu.Atas.nafcn.ta.uPayt’flß* itHiHiHoiciHniuiiiriiiitnnniMíiitiiii Friends will be sorry to hear that Mrs Orton Minor had the misfortune to fall and break her hip last week. She is now a patient in the Lethbridge Municipal Hospital, 2 75 SEE THE HANDSOME BEACH TOWELS. Good quality terry cloth. QZ|9 SWIM CAPS-Wave Saver Swim Caps, tops in style, comfort and hair-do protection. Assorted colors, 00 Swimming Season is now approaching and we have CHILDREN'S & LADIES SWIM SUITS in drip dry cottons, polished cottons,'"' lastex and the new stretch nylons ✓ CAMEO PANEL GIRDLEt Styled by Gtenier, this is made of high-tensity'elastic* made with nylon. Offers sheerness, lightness and stretch. Step in style. CAMEO FANTY GIRDLE: Long leg step-in style featuring delicate nylon lace front panel with new high modulus power net. Invisible seams, | AA AO IV KNEE LENGTH PANTY GIRDLE: Very smooth control from special nylon power net. Ideal to wear with sport togs, | ^2) 00 to mHiniiHiiHifniiiiiifiMiiriiHiiiiriHHiHHiniiiiiJiuniniiiiiiiiiHii/'iHiiiiHfniHHJiiififHiiniHiiniuiiuHniiiiiiiiiiHiitniniiiJitHnf The St. John’s Lutheran Ladies Aid held a very interesting floral arrangement demonstration in Sherba’s Cafe Thursday afternoon when a member of Frache Florists staff was. an.attendance.to. in struct, and.di splay. See our new SUMMER SANDAIS, Inexpensive |and very stylish. Flat and wedge heels, | Open and closed backs TOMATO JUICE HEINZ orLIBBYS * • • •A'Ö oz tins • • • • • I FRENCH DRESSING KRAFTS S oz < bottlss •••••••••««•■••• ;«*ll«ll>t «>4' I PINK SALMON 8 oz. tins. [2 .for.690 CAKE MIXES Duncan Hines .All flavors Each 390 ,.KOBAH.regular grind . per lb. >illlll|IUIIIIIIIIIIHII|ll|llllllllllll<ll1l|l<lllll1l|1|IIIMIIIIilinillimiin<n«ni|l|lllHHllllU<>IHHI||UnillH«ll«l|ll|l|llll|ll«>l|«IIIH|||lll|hllf|||HniHIHIIIIHIUIiHH<«HMIIHIHIII|HIII1ll|lll||IIHIIIIIIIIIH|llhlllllUMIIIIIIIHl«IHI<MHI|l|IIIHilllHHIIIIIIlH1IIHIIII«llll«tlhl<lll> .«HI HlIHMtl HiHHH l|H tPM HllIlHlHIfHIlltlll I II II H11 KI II HI HHM H11 II III Ul 11IHIMI II II f IUI III Ut 111 III fl I HI 111II« I mill 11UIH11 III II |11II II I hl 111l l| 111il | II II IK II H i HH II I II I |l II III 790 KING SIZE with FREE Comet Cleanser ■ iiuiiiniuuu.iituu)>uiiitiluHU)iiHiiiutntimiuj|iiiiiiii4ihiuuii|m>t'ii« Jresk ^Produce Apples ' ' — MAC>S . .cello bags . TOMATOES . 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