| 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 - OFFICE 21- HARDWARE 34-DRY GOODS 124 GROCERIES 4 FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 10th,/54 FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 10th./54. SEE CS& ASSORTMENT OF RIFLES AND SHOT GUNS. WINCHESTER- Model 25 - Repeating slide action shot gun- Proof-steel barrel-Full choke.$89.50 STEVENS - Model 77 Shot gun. Repeating slide action Lightning fast -Dependable action - Eeavertail forearm. 12 guage . .$65.tO MOSSBERG - 16 guage bolt action shot gun with C-lect choke. Ventilated barrel. Monte Carlo Btock design. $39.95 STEVENS -- Model 58 . Bolt action shot gun. Clip magazine . . .$39.5< SLIGHTLY USED H & R SHOT GUN. 3 shot bolt action.".$25,10 H & R TOPPER — Single shot . Condition like new . Regular price $29.50 for.,$21.SO HUNTING COATS — Heavy 11 ounce two-ply SLEEPING BAGS - Provides shelter, warmth duck. Sheds water. Reinforced shoulders,cu£fs and comfort to Hunters, Surveyors and and collar. 6 self ad8justing shell loops in Prospectors .Prices $8.50 & $19.95 side pockets.$14.75 SHELL AND GAME VESTS— A comfortable garment of light sturdy 8 oz.twill. Deep slash side pockets. 16 elastic shell loops,fir any guage 12 to .410's. Each.$3.50 WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF SHOT GUN SHELLS. LITTLE BROWN JUG THERMOS with spout. New sanitary insulated jug with white porcelain lining. 2 piece construction. Lustrous finish. Light weight .Polished metal cup. Rugged construction throughout. Just what you need to take on those hunting trips. Price .,$7.95 WADING TROUSERS —Complete protection against dampness. Closely woven twill with stocking feet. Concealed draw cord at waist. Price .,.$13.95 'SHOOTING LICENSES. ON. SADJh BI J JJWARI CEPTu " K? 0- nI ' /7s 4»ul!f > : i;^Qf-'.riiYV' <' ^AliUhUUH^ ;«—i & , SyxU J\ z'.- - \ a-V-AV - A ’ A- •• A ■''"- > ^.’MyliU V\'!-V", Tall pink salmon 2tll],„ -"^Snstant6 Aunt Jemima Pan Cake flouhr T- <L 3_ b . ' qc-/ v^L-ioss 100 a bottle_< a o jj. o 9 9 «C %J •<./ Pineapple juice . < 390 20 oz. tins .3 tins for . o 5 70 \ Delta Long; Grain Ri ce.2 ib,47jf\ z' Evaporated Apricots,i2oz.0eii».59^ 1q SyrUp Orange Juice 20 oz. 3 tins for . * 62' Groves pure, J Crown Syrup • . . ,940 :j oz.btle, ^1.45^> niptons Chicken Noodle . i.Martins Raisins J Soup Ml X.2 pkgS: a 23\ o n , ' O A 7 , Milk Bottle Caps Per tube ., 75)^^bs*for Enos Bruit Salts Lar^ SiZe. ,98 \ s\ ' 2 BANANAS ORANGES 2 LES.FOR .« CELLO DAGS 29 99 A' New Crop Honey lbs,for ,490; lbs„for 31,87 APPLES Wealthies - Cookers 2 lb&.25 SPUDj 10 lbs. for .,39 in e JYalnut pieces—: 39<vJKJ CABBAGE Green -and Crisp-2, lbs a 11 CORN On the oob .dcz.o 33 PEARS B.C.BARTLETTS. Casei£O« 05 PEACHES ROCHESTER . Cas< .75 Canning Season is at the peak now. Do1nt delay. Get yours while the fruit is at itJ s best. PLUMS D.C’S.Case. .^2.75 -l. The first Ward Relief Society entertained the elderly ladies and Relief Society Officers of both Wards recently at the home of Mrs. Burns Harker • Afton Keeler was the pianist for the afternoon with Mrs. Dora Coleman favoring them with two solos. Readings were given by Mrs. Leah Hamilton and a Quiz was conducted by Mrs. Nellie Ririe, Lunch was served by Meedames Maizie .Toomer and Lottie Harker. Those present were Agnes Turner, Jehzel Merkley, Leah Hamilton,Lily Naylor, Margaret Fletcher, Eliza Rich, Lavina Poulsen, Winnie Bourne Emma Judd,; Dora Coleman and the Officers. WANTED—1 "Prose and Poetry Journeys" Text Book and 1 "Enjoying modern science. Lynette Smith - Phone 243 FOR SALE- 1951 Austin Sedan in good con- t dition. -Chas.Johnson -1120- 5th.AVE.S. Lethbridge. LOST—Black Onyx drop earring for the right ear. Lost the night of the Western danoe. Reward , -Mae Sabey. WANTED - Fall housecleaning by the hour or the job. Call Ruth Hovey - R513. WE WISH TO INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT WE HAVE OBTAINED THE AGENCY FOR THE MASSEY-HARRIS MACHINE COMPANY. OPEN NEXT DOOR TO THE AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE. PHONE 204. GEO. AND RULON THOMSON. FOR SALE - Two Sows to farrow in one month . -C.C.Spencer FOR SALE - 12 guage Noble shot gun with Multi-Poli Choke in A 1 condition. -Campbell Spencer. Mrs. Nellie Matkin returned home friday after spending a holiday with her daughter Mary. They visited relatives in Montana, Idaho, Utah and Nevada. While in Nevada they visited Mrs. Matkins grand-daughter Mrs.W. S.Stephenson. In Nevada , she had her first experience with an earthquake,the centre of which was only 80 miles away. She says it was an experience she will never forget. Mrs. Matkin had a very enjoyable trip but is happy to be home again. Mr. & Mrs. Norman Scott of 3arrhead, Alta spent the week end with Mr. Scott's brother Rev.Dr.S.Scott. They left tuesday afternoon for an extended motor trip through the States and eastern Canada. Mr. & Mrs. Don McCormick and baby daughter of Seattle, Wash, spent the week end at the home of Mrs. McCormicks parents Mr. & Mrs. J,C.Robinson. Donna returned with them after spending the last six weeks in Seattle. FOR SALE - Rabbits. -Roy Cook. FOR SALE - 12 guage double barrel shot gun in good condition. -W.J.Anderson. Women's Hospital Auxiliary will hold their regular meeting in the hospital on Friday evening Sept. 10th. at 8 p.m. A good attendance is requested. Mrs. Elsie Owens,Sect'y Mr. & Mrs. Geo. Ovard have taken up residence in Taber, Open house was held at the home of Mrs. Marinda Bradshaw on Sunday Sept. 5th. honoring her brother Mr. Free Clifton on his 70 th. birthday. Forty of the immediate family were served a buffet dinner. In the afternoon a program was enjoyed with members of the family taking part. Mr. Clifton is the father of five children, four of whom were present. Guests included relatives and friends from Fort Macleod,Taber,Hays,Del Bonita,Coalhurst, Claresholm and Lethbridge, A two tiered birthday cake centered the table and the grandchildren sang Happy Birthday. Watch out fot the fellow who tells you he's the boss in his own house - he111 lie about other things too. Boy's small red bicycle with light, taken from in front of the Donnalee Cafe. Monte Smith. BE SURE AND READ OUR SPECIAL PAGE THIS WEEK. THERE ARE SPECIALS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. n Give him a few licks for me." If we wish to make a new world we have the material ready. The first one was made out HUNTING LICENSES ON SALE IN THE HARDWARE DEPARTMENT. GET YOURS EARLY. of chaos. - , , ___ - -,-^rrjr.L' /, / ,y ,y ' x.-« • magrath trading 5c .it M i? SL -.>< :] ■; -. - ■ “.ltd. «;/ .# ■' 8 <J 10 ■ ' «I COOTTER SPECIAL —2^—" Z| TV.£ A-i J ' ■ ■ ' !«»• W« * ;i. ■'• ■ ■, ;.r-~ --u B3DF SIRLOIN STEAKS TENDER AND JUICY. lb.65^ . . . PORK SHOULDER ROASTS LEAN. .lb. 43^ © Yrniiq Salman VEAL RIBS TO STEW . .lb.380 . BRUSH GROUND BUUF. SALMON fresh & sliced.lb« 57 lean.lb. 430 LIVUR SAU8AGU . RING BOLOGNA - burns. roll.350 PLAIN AND GARLIC. . Ib. @i^@6CSQQC*SOSajQQTC€Ce36@(^JK(3©^®g@®5©(^Ci@©©0s©Se3@3SI@CiAS@QCJe00G©®SQI£6©£©3© A staid gentleman, honorary .judge at a TO-DAYS RECIPE— Salad desserts are the horse show, was upset by the dress of some perfect ending to a substantial meal. A of the girls. HAWAIIAN SALAD is colorful, appetizing,and '’Just look at that young person with the so simple to prepare. Place 6 peach halves poodle cut, the cigarette and the blue jeans',' (round side down)in oiled muffin tins or "Is it a boy or a girl,he asked a bystander, individual molds. Dissolve 1 pkg. of straw- "It’s a girl. She’s my daughter. berry gelatine in 2 cups boiling water.Cool "Oh, forgive me sir," apologize the old and pour over peaches. Chill until firm.To fellow."I never dreamed you were her father, serve, unmold and surround with a border of "I'^i not",snapped the other,"I'm her pineapple and hulled,slightly sweetened mother." strawberries. Garnish with sweetened whipped _________________________________________________ cream and sprinkle with chopped nuts. This HOSPITAL PATIENTS THIS WEEK ARE : recipe will serve 6_________________________ Mrs. Afton Anderson - Mrs. Ivan Nelson- Mrs. Sadie Rice - Gloria Perry - Mrs.Julia Miss Joan Anderson is attending the Ririe - Mrs. A.Sawaika - Mrs. Nona Bly and Lethbridge Secretarial School in Lethbridge, baby daughter - Myron Harker. ________________________________________________ UNITED CHURCH NEWS — The hour of service is changed to 7.30 beginning next Sunday, Sept.12th. The Sunday school will meet at 11 a.m. Miss Winona Balderson of Calgary spent the holiday week end at the home of her parents Mr. & Mrs. F.F.Balderson. BE SURE AND GOME UPSTAIRS AND SEE THE REDUCTIONS ON ALL BABY CLOTHING AND TOILET NEEDS. SEE THE ITEMS ON THE SPECIAL PAGE. FOR APPETIZING MEALS SERVE MEAT FROM OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT. A FRESH SUPPLY OF CHOICE MEAT IS ALWAYS ON HAND. FROM THE ELEGY. Let not Ambition mock their useful toil, Their homely joys, and destiny obscure: Nor Grandeur hear with a di lainful smile The short and simple annals of the poor. The boast of heraldry, the pomp and pow£r, And all that beauty,all that wealth e'er gave, Await alike the Inevitable hour : The paths of glory lead hut to the grave. - Thomas Gray. HANDY HINT— When hanging out clothes, put your basket on the children's wagon. If a child is handy to pull it for you,so much the better. It saves stooping and keeps the basket clean on muddy days. " THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED." MEN’S OXFORDS . NEW STYLE WITH PLAIN VAMP. BRITISH TAN $9.95 GENUINE SOLES & HEELS. WE HAVE THREE NEW STYLES IN YOUNG MEN'S OXFORDS.MOCCASIN WELT, MUD WELT AND NEO-LITE SOLES. Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Matson of Michel are the guests of his parents iVJr. & Mrs. Roy Matson and Mr. Sc Mrs. Floyd Toomer. MEN’S SWEATER — Made by McGregor -Waffle stitch —Zipper Style in Blues and Tans. 100% wool.$9.45 BE SURE AND SEE OUR WEEK END SPECIAL ON THE SPECIAL PAGE. MEN’S SUITS AT A BIG REDUCTION. LITTLE BOY'S .'LONGS . Brushed cotton mixture . Elastic at waist. Sizes 8 to 14. $1.19 MEN'S LONGS 25% wool.$1.89 Kay and Roy Dow and families of Cilgary spent the Labor day week end with their parents Mr. & Mrs. Bert Dow. GENUINE BUCKSKIN GLOVES (INDIAN MADE) MEN'S SIZES . $2.25 THE SEGOND WARD SUNDAY SCHOOL WISHES TO REMIND"YOU THAT NEXT SUNDAY,SEPT.12th. IS- . 200% SUNDAY. BRING THE FAMILY AND HELP • US BE 100% . . The Baker mine is now clpsed.No more poal available ,_______________ -albert Razzolini. GABARDINE JACKET WITH MOUTON COLLAR. QUILTED LINING ■. ZIPPER POCKET. BOY’S SIZES. OLIVE GREEN.$11.95 A successful Western dance was held in the Assembly Hall on monday night. Dancers were from Cardston,Spring Coulee,Del Bonita Raymond and Lethbridge. Mrs. Alice Willoughby of Lethbridge was the winner of the door prize, a hand tooled purse, and Mrs.Maureen Tanner the prize for naming the club. "THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED." "A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE." BOY’S STURDY SCHOOL SHOES FOR WINTER. HEAVY UPPERS AND SOLES. SIZES - 8-9-10-1O£ PRICE . $5.50 BROWN SHOES FOR BOY'S IN SIZES 11 to 3 PRICE.$5.95 MEN'S NYLON ANKLE SOCKS 100% NYLON.$l.tO LONG SOCKS IN NYLON FALL SHADES . ALL DROP IN AND SEE OUR SELECTION OF CHURCH BOOKS. WE HAVE A GOOD ASSORTMENT ON HAND. The prim old lady was given her first glass of beer. After sipping for a minute, she looked up with a puzzled air. How odd she said.This tastes ju?t like the medicine my husband has been taking for thirty years. BE SURE AND SEE OUR SELECTION OF MEN’S SHIRTS IN DRESS AND SPORT STYLES. MADE IN SUCH WELL KNOWN BRANDS AS ARROW AND FORSYTHE . ALSO GABARDINES IN COLORS UP 5 AJR ■ . -1 • - -i-.-i-. • i? CORDUROY JACKETS FOR LADIES & V • HIGH SCHOOL GIRIS IN RED, RUST f ■ AND GREEN. I. I; PRICED TO GO $4.59 & $7.49 J .-•J 2 ONLY V' : LADY ANNE KNITTED SUITS. - ■ 1 Green size 14 1 coral size '7 was $39.95 Reg.19.95-14 SPECIALLY PRICED AT $26.65 ±: . j. . ■ ' ' ■ '• •/. . . . - - NEW FALL SCHOOL SHOES '.?! are arriving. Red Ballerina sizes 5 to 7 .$7.95 '4 Penny Loafer . Ass’ t.sizes. .$5.50 , - ■\ FOR THE YOUNGER GIRLS - Good quality & Smart Styles. T___ Sizes to 2^-, .Price £4.50________ It “— . ~ ~ ~: --- j. KAY WINDSOR f - LADIE’S BETTER DRESSES. Dark 1. washable cottons for fall. IT Corduroys and tweed mixtures. |7 Sizes 11 to 20 - r* -L> -5.1 1- I1; $12.95 and $13.95 1 . A. . --- _ GOOD QUALITY FLANNEL PLAID £. SHIRTS. Smart for wear with ?. 'h-j Slacks & Jeans. Sizes 14- to 20 . -S $3.65 % 1, Sizes 7 tp 12. $2.39 Authentic Tartan Plaids. i“ _ =1 D 3NIM WITH PLAID LININGS Sizes 2 to 6X .Price $2.45 CORDUROY OVERALLS --Sizes 2 to 7 .Large sizes have smart zipper. Pocket in front. Bright colors. Red, Brown, Blue & green Prices $1.89 and $2.89 MATCHED SETS— Blue & Red with shirts of black and white check to match the checked trim on overalls. CORDUROY PLAYALIS for the Toddlers. Dome fastening between legs. Colors, pint, blue green,yellow and red. Sizes Small, medium and large. Price .$2.89 ORIENT NYLONS. 300 OFF THE REGULAR PRICE OF THESE HOSE FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY. WE HAVE A NEW SHIPMENT OF DRESS GOODS IN WHICH INCLUDE 2 PIECES ZVERGI»ZE COTTON, Colors Black White, Red and Blue with Black checks. 36" wide. . . per yd.$1.00 1 FISCE SHIRTING in checked design. Tex- Made fabric. Width 36". yd.850 CRUNCHES NYLON in Red end Mauve.Width 42" Price.yd.$1.5B SCULPTURED NYLON in yellow with black & Turquoise with black.yd.$1.60 NOVELTY TUFF in WINE and Navy. Width 45" .per yd. $1.15 ■ A Business Sheer . Reg. $1.25 for 950 Colors Ashes of Roses, Scandal and Med. Dark. BE SURE AND SEE THE NEW FELLON. A miracle fabric for interlinings and interfacing. Shape without weight. .yd. $1.00 AT THE PARK THEATRE THIS WEEK — LILI - Hit Songs. Technicolor - With Leslie Caron, Mel Ferrier. Sept. 10th,& lit THE GLENN MILLER STORY with James Stewart and June Allyson . Sept.13th.-14th. & 15th. THE WAC FROM WALLA VALLA with Judy Canova. Sept. 16th. KNIT PYJAMAS IN TWO PIECE. Pink , Blue & Yellow. Sizes 2-4-& 6 . $1.95 Mrs. Emma Ovard was the guest of honor at a farewell party held at the home of Mrs. A. B.Critchfield recently. A pleasant afternoon was spent after which a delicious lunc& ’was served. A gift was presented to Mrk. Ovard.Those present wereiSinma Ovard,Fay Cook Laverne Critchfield,Mae Blumel,Jennie Bone, Mrs.A.Thompson,Beth Lacquemont,Ieona Loxton, Elsie Murray,Marinda Bradshaw,Sybil Allen, field. Mr. & Mrs. Dick Sahey of Milk River were in town on monday. Mary Anne Blumel who has been spending the summer there returned home with them. Mr. & Mrs. Walter Clifton and Debbie Reynolds of Raymond and Earl Bozart of Clar esholm were visitors at the home of Mrs. M. Bradshaw on momday. PURE LINEN TABLE CLOTH 70 x 106" $14.50 NAPKINS TO MATCH 22" $11.95 "THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED.11 DRENE SHAMPOO, Large — Medium — Small $1.25 .690 .390 ANGEL FACE LOTION . 370 and 650 NOTICE — I will be giving Piano Lessons at the home of Mrs. Lydia Fellger,beginning Sept. 20th. Please contact Mrs. Fellger »fte: 4 P.M. -Mrs.Ruth Purnell. LACE TABLE CLOTH 50 x 50 *3.75 HAND PAINTED table cloths DAMh.SK . Made in Holland. $6.95 Gold background. Mr. Boswell and Mrs. Blanche Baker of Havre, Mont, have been the guests of th® Salberg family. The old philosopher says : "What a world1 By the time you're important enough to take two hours for lunch the doctor limits you to a glass of milk." WE HAVE SEVERAL COLORS IN HEAVY WOOL FOR MAKING THOSE ATTRACTIVE SWEATERS FOR DAD AND THE BOYS. GET AN EARLY START SO THEY WILL HAVE THEM WHEN THE COLD WEATHER COMES. SEE THE NICE FLANNELETTE IN THE WINDOW FOR KIDDIES PYJAMAS. ASSORTED COLORS AND DESIGNS.GET YOUR FALL SEWING DONE EARLY. The Ladies Aid of the United Church held their regular meeting in the church hall last friday. A surprise party was held recently honoring Julie Hindley on her birthday. Dancing and games were enjoyed after which Krc. Hindley served dainty refreshments. OOC J ^30000 0 000000 - oaoQGOooooooaooooooe J a J . -5 3 uouwuoaoooo WEEK END SPECIALS IN MEN'S SUITS. 2 BLUE SUITS. SIZES 36 and 37 REGULAR PRICE --- $59.00 2 BROWN SUITS. SIZES 36 and 38 REGULAR PRICE --- $59.00 SPECIAL ---524.95 1 BROWN GABARDINE SUIT SIZE 36 REGULAR PRICE --- $ 37,50 1 BROWN TWEED SUIT SIZE 37 REGULAR PRICE --- $39.95 Mr. & Mrs. F. Briggs are receiving congra ulations on the birth of a son on Aug.29th. This is their third child. 0 NYLON AND SUMMER GLOVES . VALUES UP TO ,1.25 week end special .89^ SPECIAL —-519.95 Son s "Dad, what is heridity?" Dad "Heridity, my boy, is what a man . believes in until his son begins to act like Beryldeane Bly, daughter of Mr. & Mrs.Doug. Bly and Joan Card, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Cyrus Card are among the student nurses recently enrolled in the new class at St. Michaels Hospital in Lethbridge. a fool. TAN C’iJPS AND 3AUCLPS WITH EDGE BAND • REGULAR PRICE .20 £ WEEK END SPECIAL 4 for 450 Robert Baldersen left Friday evening by train to resume his studies at McGill University in Montreal. SPECIAL A RACK.OF YOUNG GIRESS DRESSES. 4 to 14 yrs. in GINGlLiMS- KRISKAYS - RAYONS ETC. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 1/2 PRICE. Melva Rae and Gail Sabey of Nanaimo, B.C, Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Sheridan are the . returned to their home on Saturday. Mr. Free parents of a baby girl born on Sat. Sept.AtlJi. Cook accompanied them WE ARE HAVING A SUPER BABY SALE UP/STAIRS. □ aOOJO'u 000003 30 0 0000 QOOOoqoooqoqoq^qqqqq fo.CS OF LOVELY LITTLE DRESSES in NYLONS - RAYONS . SIZES 6 months to 2 years. ASSORTED COLORS AND PRICES. SEE THE PRICE TAGS ON EACH GARMENT. BADY'S NEEDS - BABY’S NOVELTIES CRIB SHEETS - BABY BOOKS - DIAPER BAGS. GIRLS FELT HATS, BOY'S CAPS AND MANY OTHER ITEMS. ALL THIS MERCHANDISE LISTED WILL BE ON SALE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FOR JUST 1/2 PRICE. SEE OUR NEW DRESSES ON DISPLAY IN THE WINDOW.A VARIETY OF VERY SMART STYtFfi, - ALSO BIAZER JACKETS IN NAVY BIUE WITH WHITE TRIM. RACK OF LITTLE BOY’S ROMPERS. BABY'S SWEATERS . Ideal for gifts. RUBBER PANTIES LAID RUBBER TOYS SMARTLY TAILORED COAT AND HAT SETS. SIZES 2 and 3 ~ In small checked material with velvet collar. Regular .$7.95 COAT SETS — in good quality Gabardine. 1 Red, Pink and blue.Sizes 2 & 3 .$7.50
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