| 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. i MAGRATH, ALBERTA, W3D« 8 FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1938. to 1/ SAT. A Men, A Scoop.’ . While they last, men. Buy a pair at this great saving. Black shoes and oxfords. Broken sizes. Values up to $5.00 . Clearing at $2.95 Heavy rolled edge sola and solid heel : 111 Black j Í i i; Íi Í É í Red Sol "A good place to trade Men’s Summer Oxfords All white, whit© and brown, sand and brown and grey. Goodyear waited soles Values you cannot afford to miss I Now - $3.95. . .M --- —— If you plan on buying breeches and high top boots w© have a large supply on hand including such famous lines as William’s Valentine and Grab. Men’s High-Grade Neckwear Many combinations of colors with blue green, red and brown predominant 50y each --- ' --- Iff -— For men who went good-fitting overalls G. W. G. now make their Snobak Denim a shrunken fabric. Get your size end while they last you are assured of a-more perfect fit» . — --- —— M --- --- --- SUN HELMETS - Boys* 29^ - Men’s 35^. ! 4 --- IIrrigating « Í// 7» Y (Jo.- Ltd. it »■ »•<■* 4* 5* 9 i .•.^"tHE'MgR Ball Bearing Egg Beaters. Stainless steel wings, center drive, T'"’’”. hold, chromium STORE NSS, FRIDAY, Mï 22, Page 2 ? FOR PRESERVING FRUIT AND CANNING VEGETABLES comfort grip# easy to h< plated, smooth ball bearing action A new thrill in the Kitchon. Priced 75/. r A useful utility cook . ■ -■■•--- ■<•-. pot foj, every day uge. Beautiful blue enamel. Holds seven qts. Heavy wire rack. $2.40. 4 Set of 39 pièces (service for 6) in a new Bridal Chest. Lady Hamilton design. Has the gold seal of Community Plate, $39,75 a seto Ideal Aluminum Cold Pack Cannars. Holds seven 1-qt. jars, highly polished outside, large tinned steal handles, high dome cover' with black wood knob. Heavily tinned wire lifting rack, $1’95; —. -. --- M -< --- --- --- Mr, & Mrs, A, R. Strata and family of Edmonton spent the past week-end visiting friends in Magrath, iIiI We have the following Community Plate., Grosvenor design, left of the Anniversary Offer: 1 doz. Teaspoons — $3.50 a doz. 4 doz. Desert- Spoons $6,50 a doz. Sugar Shell -———$1.25., Butter Knif© -———$1,25; Cold Meat Fork - --- —$1.50. The one-half ^rioe on this silverware will be in effect until July 23rd. Why not tak© advantage of such an outstanding offer? ■ --- —. --- M.__ Mesdames Maude Lafferty of Raymond George Maiigon of Seattle, Washington, of Mrs. Belle'Harker, and her mother, Mrs Carliss, are visiting in Magrath, Mr. & Mrs. 'Patil Wocknitz and Mrs. Kath erine Woeknits'returned recently from, a holiday trip to Nelson, B. C, and Banff, — JJ - —--«»—.fc——- Boiled. Linseed Oil 40/ a at. ___*.— --- M —— --- Mrs. Reed Bennett and children of Taber are visiting in Magrath. .—-r— M --- --- — Mr. & Mrs, Fred Turner of Picture Butte are guests at the Agnes Turner homo, . .—M—— --- Proteat your ©yes from Sun, Wind and Glare. Get a pair of sun glasses priced 25/ and 50/ per pair. Mr. Albert Carr and Miss Florence Carr of Taber spent last weék at the home of Mr, j and Mrs, Percy Carr. Mrs. Patterson and children from Wishing, ton are visiting at the Judd home LOST & FOUND: Oscar Carlson, 0 Williston, Montana, lost. A- Pocket Knife ' in 1906 and found iti again in 1938 - years later1 32 ~ vc-i PEN KNIVES - assorted, colored. bone-handles --- 10/. BOYS’ POCKET KNIVES - with chains --- 29/. BOYS’ SCOUT KNIVES - screw driver can opener, bottle opener, belt punch, cork screw and one blade. —— 25/. PEARL-HANDLED POCKET KNIVES — two blades --- 45/. two blades and belt punch $1.25. HENRY BOKER, razor steel, bras® lined, three blades $1.75. 1« K. L. Stage Handle, two blades and belt punch --- $1.50. PREMIUM STOCK KNIFE - two blades, belt punch, brass lined stag . handle 80/. i "A :: I : i I. : “ 3- I ootton in plain Boys* Blue and Grey Heather Mixtures All cotton in a striped design. 19/, Plaited with rayon 25/. Comfortable to ,ySar easy to wash and iron,' jfade of blue and tan bea ojj cloth and trimmed with red. Hav/ handy side pockets ail(j buttons at back waist. Girls* socks shades ■19/ ®r^.& Mrs, Bon Olstead and daughter Marjorie of Camros© and Miss Roxey Cook, who has been visiting with them for some time, arrived in Magrath Wednesday, The following pupils of Miss Gladys Balderson were si^ooessful in passing the Royal Schools of Music Examinations? Sir Maurice D’Oislby, London, England, examiner Grade 5 Grade 2 ■ . . Grammar of Music: Grade 3 - Grace Bingham. Grade 1 - Nora Carter. --- — --- m --- --- GirlsI Do you want panties that wear? Try the new cotton porous knit short style. Colors pink’and white. Priced per pair 39/, Kiddies Rayon Fanties are 29/ a pair. Mr. J. J. Strang and daughters Leona Donna and Dora^of Claresholm are visitors in Magrath. —.M --- - --- * --- Mrs. W, T. Fletcher is visiting friends and relatives in Burdett. --- m --- Miss Ione Dudley of Logan, Utah, arrived home Sunday evening for-a two week’s visit. SNOW WHITE DRESS SILKS —-« ¡59/ yard. - Grace Bingham (Pass with credit) i - Hattie Holladay (Pass with credit) The "Magrath Tra3ih'g"Ub~Ttd' "A good place to trade 9 fl « Light-weight Covert Cloth Coveralls in blue and green with red trim. Two handy pockets and a sporty turnback collar. Sizes 3 to 6, $K15. boy will like this snappy serviceable Cotton Covert Cloth Coverall. Blue color with shiny silver’ buttons'. Heavy weight material Hewetson’ Kool-eeso FOR' PLAYTIME WEAR. Ventilated emoke oxfords with orepe rubber soles. Sizes 8 toi 2. REGULAR $2,20. Now • $1'95. Mrs, Herman Johns left the’ latter part of the week for Manitoba to be at the bedside of her mother, --- - --- M --- --- . Do you need a» everyday slip? Get one at the Trading Company in small, medium or large size for only 30/, They are made of peach broadcloth. --- - --- M - --- - 4 only Snow Ihite ■ Dresses. 1 size 4, Blue 1 size1 6 Navy 1 size 12 Fl ~>ral 1 size’ 2, V $1,95 ________ $1.39 SNOW WHITE 'Bonnets &• Purses ' - Special 59/. \ : i PEPSODENT TOOTIi POWDER, tin KOLYNOS TOOTH PASTE, tubs WILLIAM’S SHAVING.SOAP, cake FLY SWATS, each . . ^’’ SATIN RIBBON, colors white, blue, pink, maize and nile. 4 yards. SATIN RIBBON, colors white, blue, pink, red and nile. 2^- yards. COLORED RIC-RAC BRAID, 4-yd. pkts. COLORED RIC-RAC BRAID, 2 yds. KIDDIES’ NECKLACE & BRACELET SETS, WHITE TWILL TAPE, Per roll COLORED BONE KNITTING NEEDLES, pr. ELASTIC.,. 4 yards. . BOBBY COMBS, each BOBBY PINS, 2 cards COLORED DISH CLOTHS,’each JERGEN’S LOTION,. small size, each POWDER PUFFS, each ROLL TOP GARTERS, per pair HAIR PINS, oabinet assorted SLUMBER NETS, ee.oh ■ sa. CENTS LITTLE BOYS’ COTTON WASH SUITS 490 2 only pr. MERCURY BLUE SLACKS 2 only MERCURY BLOUSES, each. GIRLS’ PIQUE BLOUSES - suitable for wear with slacks 69 CENTS. * LITTLE BOYS’- CORDUROY OVERALLS, per pair —— 990, 1 only suit of CULLOTTES,- yellow and black ——$1.69, --- - --- m — --- Arthur Crihfield sez: ’’The one who puts on the supper gets a gift. In turn for this they are to invite their neighbors and friends to the banquet. When the guests get filled up on roast beef etc, the high-pressured super salesman appears on the sdene and begins to take orders up to $79,00 per aluminum set. The f i i fi —. . . . MERCERISED SEWING COTTON D. M. C. EMBROIDERY COTTON TERRY NASH CLOTHS, assorted colors OXFORD LACES? WAVE CLIPS SEKNG NEEDLES- 2 for 9 CENTS. NIMBLE CURLERS, 3 for 9 CENTS. PULL SKLIN. EMBROIDERY COTTON, 4 for 9^ LADIES' WHITE RAYON GLOV1S, per pr LITTLjj BOYS’ COTTON BLOUSES, navy with I red.trim, each 19 CENT'S. KIDDIES’ RAYON PANTIES, per pair WABASSO JRINTS, per yard" ' '29 'CENTS. GIRLS’ DURO TWILL SHORTS \ AN ASSORTMENT OF. COTTON BLOUSES FOR \ WEAR; .7ITH SLACKS,. each LADIES*. RAYON STEP-INS, lac© trimmed LADIES' & MISSES' POROUS-KNIT COTTON \ PANTI5S, tea rose or whit®, per pr, \ LITTLE GIRLS’ PRINT DRESSES, 5 and 6 years, broadcloth trim \ 39 CENTS. I Arthur Crihfield sez — 'continued, purchase at your local dealer* one piece at; a time as you can pay for them. All invited guest's are not so easy, but most of those invited would buy a slice of the moon if they could get it on time. The hawker pays no taxes, no licenses and takes hundreds of dollars out of the pockets of those who can ill afford it, leaving th© communit; poor indeed,” y . .— --- M ——— --- Mr. Own. Earl Heninger, small son of Owen P. Heninger of Salt Lake City, spent the week-end with his aunts, the Misses Pearl. orders are put through a finance company who and Ethel Heninger of Magrath. «•«.•.«.MM. W. Ione Dudley says the people of Logan sh6p during the fore part of the week and those living outside the city shop on Saturday, Thus clerks are not rushed on Saturdays and everyone gets good service. — —— — — — — — — — — -»»mwa If some Social Credit theorists had to meat a pay-roll each week, they wouldn’t be so cocksure of themselves. do not hesitate to put on the pressure when I the installment's oome due. After being invited to the feast and partaking freely you are an easy victim for the stranger* ’If you didn’t intend to buy why did you come and eat?’ Then you feel obligated to your host who has led you into the trap of the wilay salesman who proceeds to believe you j of a sum of money for goods you do not need,? goods which you Could (Cont’d, across) THS k G OTNG •ÜW STORE- NEWS, FRIDAY, 'JULY 2^., 1938. Bed Spreads Holidaying? Son’t forget ta Take along with you a Pakrite Case HANDY AND SERVICEABLE Your lovely vacation frocks will come out of one of these bags just as perfect as when you put them inJ Wardrobe cases that are strong' ly constructed and covered with grained leather — nicely lined inside and fitted with handy pocket and two rod garment hangers. Just the right size for Miladi’s holiday needs! Black and Brown. Priced $10.95. Bake certain that you enjoy them by adding a new COSMETIC BAG to your luggage, No more searching for lost toilet articles — No more spilled face powder er tooth past© on your earefully packed clothes — Why take chances when you can have one of these smart necessities for as little as'150? White, Blue, Sand and Byown colors. . .'» --- L v ,Keep the Story of your vacation with a iSdak or Camera. Be sure to include a half dozen rolls of film. • Nd* -123. — 25ft. No. 120 — 300.'! No. 116 — 350. No. 130 — 450. — — —M ——-—— --- The speakers at the Second Wrd Sunday evening when tho'two wards met conjointly were Miss Beatrice Jensen and Elders Watson and Cornia, missionaries laboring in Saskatchewan. They commented on tho wonderful crop prospects in ¡southern Alborta and the beauties of tho Garden City, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Sabey and Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Harris .of Woqlford left Wodhesday morning on a motor trip to Kalispel and other points west, Winston and Wilson Woodger accompanied them to Carway. "GLORIA” HEAVY RAYON BED SPREADS With fringe. . Blue and Gold. Size 80X90. Priced’ $3.95. "CARMEN" RAYON BED SPREADS .Size 80X100. Colors Ros© & Blue. A serviceable spread at the low pries of $1 ’95' ■ R* H. Olmstead was hostess Friday at her home when she1 held a miecel-gift shower in honor of her daughteij Mrs. evening laneous Wanda. Over »resent, Mrs, S. G. Mrs. Geo, I Coleman Jr. decorated the beautiful three tier wedding oake. Following & dainty luncH Haroldean Sorenson and Arden Olmstead assist' ed the bride with the gifts. --- --- _ M --- --- | Mrs. Flora Kesler and two daughters and I forty five ladies and gentlemen were A short.programme conducted by 0. Sorenson was enjoyed. I Î Miss Venna Bat.es of Diamond City have been visiting in liagrath. . —————— --- M ~ --- | Try Richard Hudnut Marvellous Eye-matchec| Make-Up. Rouge, lipstick, ©ye shadow, cold, liquefying, tissue and foundation Cream, I freshener, and deodorant made to harmonize i with your particular type, Whether it be grey, blue, brown or hazel ©yes, I A hot day, a calm pleasant evening, ideally warm water and a regular campfire lunch added perfection Friday evening to th4 party when the Trading Company Staff enjoyed an outing at the river, --- --- M --- — --- | LADIES’ Try the New Shingly Crochet.Cotton| Comes on 50-yard spools in'colors of Cream, Gold, Blue and Rose. Ideal for making collar and cuff sets, crocheting cushion tops, lace edges, etc.! Per spool — - 10/. I Mrs. Alex Snowdon and children of Lethbridge i3; visiting relatives, and friendB in Magrath. Don’t worry if your job is smfell, And.your rewards are few. Remember that the mighty Oak Was onc@! a nut like you. —— --- M --- We have' a new assortment of goft, absorbent every-day Towels, -size 20X42. Splendid value for 25.0 each. — --- --- - i iriE MAGRaEI STORE NEWS, FRIDAY, JUIY 22/38 LauHINE Cellulose Fibre - Washable Window Shades Wictth 36”. Length 6*. Colors Green- and Cream, 49/ each. Turkish To viels LARGE SIZE - 24X48. Per Pr. -790. Corselettes and i Girdles. £ VALUES UP TO $2.95 For-— $ i! i Mias Margaret Hawkey of Airdrie is visiting at the home of her brother, Lawrence Hawkey, M — ————————— Mrs, True Bone entertained about twenty guests Thursday evening to a mountain trout supper, A very pleasant evening was spent, --- --- M --- --- WAyiT ADS , The Town Council, ask for- the co-aperation of property ownehs in town to So all in their power to destroy noxious weeds growing along fence lines of town lots, also in the main part of the lots. The weed inspector met with the Council.last night (Monday) and requested that the Town Officials put forth a stronger effort.for the control of noxious weeds in the town, which he said were growing profusely along fence lines, especially in many parts of town. Citizens are therefore requested to do all in their power to clean up the weeds and make the town look in reality like a ’’Garden City,” Re Irrigation Wter. Before you use any irrigation water be sure to see your water master and under no condition help yourself. M, ■, BRANTFORD BINDER TWINE — Handled by the Cooperative Credit Society, Take off car and save money, or at following plaoes: Advance Lumber Yard, Pool Elevator, Fisher Store, Del Bonita and Harry Jolliffe store, Spring Gouls». W——■»«<———— M. ———— • LOST;- One Ayershire Heifer, One and •ne-half years old, Wallace Dudley, w—— JI . The far of Brantford Binder Twin© has arrived and is available at the points me»» tioned above, also at the Pool Elevator, Bradshaw and Earl Harker^s, Magrath, i « 190 TW QUAKER Catsup Salmon ™ 110™ Curtain Scrims VALUES TO 350. Per yard Wabasso Prints. 36” wide' dark prints. Regular — 300 a yard 2 yds. 250 Candlewick Bedspread 1 only. Gold Color. I ts 4 Simon Moll says it earns over the radio Wednesday night at 9 o’dock'that every farmer in Alberta and Saskatchewan should write a latter to the Minister of Trade and Commerce, Mr., W, D. Euler, Ottawa, protesting against the price of wheat' being set at 700, Simon suggests a prioe of 87^-0 at least (Winnipeg). - This would be about 690 here, • • T A N T________A_ _D_ _’S"' . FOUND;- ~Brown.Jacket withpipper front. Call at.pffioe, • United Church Announcement, . In an exchange of pulpits on Sunday, July 24th, Rev. F, T. Habgood, B, Th,, of Card-ston will take.charge ef the Services at Spring Coulee at 11:00 A. M, and Magrath at 7:30 P, M. I . In order to co-operate with officials of the Calgary lower Company in the use of water during the hot dry weather the Town Council appeal to all water users to be as conservative as possible in the use of the water for irrigating lawns and gardens during this period. Do not use the water for this purpose during the early morning hours or after 3 p, M, If this rule is followed it will ba possible for the Company to keep its reserve tank full and the pressure up when the water can be used, To'Wn Council^ rested in me, hereby declare MONDAY «the 25th day of «JULY a giyj , and public Holiday in the Town of Jiag>ath and I respectfully ‘ request that all citizens observe the same., Dated thia 19th day of July, 1938- -. ._______________________________________ Tomato Salad Surprise sKgé’’ 7 ysi ■ r- At Lunch Counter Sat SEEN AND HEARD — Around the Town Ted Hocking‘wanting a ride to his sectioii sixteen miles east, ’’Drive me out, and I’ll •pen the gates,”. . Wallace Austin: ’’Twenty hours for 40 acres every twelve days,.a stream any kid can handle and this is known • out West as irrigating.” . . Iiugh Griffith bending the Sabbath down at the Dam catching minnoes for bait, • . Cliff Spence "I couldn’t get to sleep last night until 4 o’clock for the‘canteloupe chasing the ice «¡ream around,” • , Bob Graham of Raymond in Town Friday on business and incidentally advertising his bam dances, , « William Mandelkow rushing'home after advertising his, spring cockerels to find thetn all sold, • . Ray Knight returning from th© Cardston Stampede Wednesday said it was a good stampede but he thought the crowd was a little small. . , Everyone asking in a'low tone if Irene is married. • * Charlie Felger looking for a hay buyer after selling his cattleat Orton. • , Ike Sabey reviewing the remains of his Dodge car at Fromm’s Servicentro, . , Mayor Tanner in search of old Boss talking to himself with head bowed., . • For Every Hour Smartness wear ’’Twinnet” Chiffon Hose.' Net Toe. Het'Heel, { Per Pair — --- $1,00. I — --- ———— M --- ———- Grant Crookston; ’»If you had my lot I you could go to Town raising flowers»" Very refreshing, for no flowers is.usually blamed on to the soil, A poor alibi, --- A— — M --- Elder Stepheh L. Richards told the Cardston people at Conference on Sunday t that it was his reoent responsibility to hire a man at $100.0,00 per month. There were plenty of$25,00, $50,00 and $150.00 men, but $1000,00'men were scaroe, he said. According to J. 0, Bridge Elder Richards should have contacted Cardston*s two native sons now at Edmonton'and his searoh would have ended forthwith @ @ @ © © © © Mr, & Mrs, 'iXincan Weaver ’of Ohioago visited Mrs, Bryan Meldrum and Mr, Henry Shaffer on Wednesday, BEEF Short Ribs — 10< lb Rolled Short Ribs 10- • i Í i J. Choice Young Pork, Mrs-,Jovcnta Smith of Lethbridge is a guest at .the Earl Holman home, ■ -.——. M -— --- Mr. Ben Rasmussen, who has been working ~ 1, is home, ■ --- M --- L. H, Ohner of Los Angeles, California —+ I • • \ Mrs, 7 ~ - is here visiting her sister, Mrs. Louis Ganske. The Magrath Orchestra played at Waterton Lakes Pavilion Wednesday and Thursday,. ;ht. . T*""---—M About twonty five Fathers and Sons attended the Annual Father’s and Son’s Outing at Camp Kootenay Monday.to Wednesday, Approximately one hundred wore there from, the Taylor. -Stake, Mrs, Winnifred Stevens and children of Orion are visiting at the E.- Bourne home. STORE ■ CLOSED Monday; July 25. Open all day Wed. Buy your Cherries ries for Apricots-, and Raspber-c aiming now J i\I t f I f Äg».8 Pag» 8 ' . - ■ ■ ■ - ’. ¿. -/»-¿CT»;!- UíHisr® Special Prices for Fri Rings GBä 0R PERFECT seal 2 doz. for 12/. Gem Quart Jars $1.38 doz. Gem Pint Jars $1.19 doz. | Per lb. —- .g^ - Sweet Biscuits Per lb, 21/, <2 Lids ATLAS WIDE MOITIE Per doz. - 26/. ATLAS MARROW MOUTH LIDS. Per doz. -23/. ?i Puffed Wheat Bushel Lard 2# for 32/. Oranges aiALLy SWEET & «JUICY. _2 doz. for 35/. — 59/. i Ontario Cheese 20/# Fly Coils 22/ doz. Soap PEARL WHITE OR P. & G. 10 bars for 39/. .Lux Toilet Soap. 4 bars for 25/. Fancy Pink Salmon 2 tins y-_26/. Large Bologna - Per lb. FRESH. 18/. EVERY ONE LIKES A BIG BOWL OF CRISP, GOLDEN CORN FLAKES OVFN FRESH "LAVOR PERFECT ¡ Miracle Whip Íi Ì 40 OZ» Per bottle - 49/, 11/ package 'Potted Ham FOR DELICIOUS SANDWICHED. 3 tins for 25/. ■. 25/ 3 pkgs, for --- 25/, The Magrath Trading Co. Ltd., "A good place to trade.11 bottle i
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