| 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. NEW YEAR SUITS for the MODERN MISS. Dressmaker style Light tan suit in size 16 $29,95 Tweed Sports style Black and Medium Blue Tweeds, size 14 $24.50 Pin stripe Navy SresB Suit in size 16. $25.50 SHOULDER LINED WOOLLEN SUITS Brown, size 14.,,.$13«95 Tobacco Brown Box-style, size 16.$13,50 scarlet, size 14 $13,50 "FOREST CITY" 3ED SHEETS^ torn before hemming, 31 x 99 $4,95 "DWIGHT ANCHOR" Brand, Made by Nashua, torn siz©j 81" x 108" $5.95 "BALANCED PACIFIC SHEETS" gxtra muslin strength, 72" x 99" $4.95 "WABASSO" HOSTESS SHEETS^ two sizes 63" x 95$4,35 90" x 104".$6.50 "SUNSHINE" MA'IOR SHEETS^ good value 72" x 86" $3.25 REMNANTS ENDS OF SHEETINGf Heavy quality for longer wear, 790 a yard. Marriage vows were exchanged Saturday evening, Dec. 22nd when Miss Margaret Moors, third daughter of Mr. S: Mrs, J. Moors became the bride of Merril Adams, son of Mr. & Mrs, L. Adams of Raymond. Bishop C’ C. Spencer performed the ceremony In the presence of a large number of friends and relatives, at the home of the bride's parents. Attending the bride was her sister, Miss Eleanor, and Miss Ilesn, sister of the ' groom, Mr. Lowell James supported the groom, and Mr, H, C, Poulson gave the bride in marriage, A reception was held immediately after the ceremony after which the bridal party attended the dance at the Assembly Hall, The newly-wods spent a short honeymoon at Lethbridge. Both the bride and groom are employed at the Golden Fleece Woollen Mill,» Mr. & Mrs, Ben Katkin had as their dinner guests, Boxing Day, Mr. S'. Hrs. C. S, Matkin and family; Mr. & Mrs. Harold Anderson and daughter of Milk River,,,,,, Mr. Jimmie Minor returned home from Salt Lake City, Utah where he was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Mailyn Durrant,.,.,. Mr, Sz Mrs, Gordon Haokney announce the birth of a son, Dec, 27th at Salt Lake City.,,., "CHENILLE" BEDSPREADS j.n blue, peach, mauve, white or turquoisg. • extra quality, $10,50 to $19.95 SATIN OOiviFORTERS} wool filled for extra comfort. Mauve and green reversible, $11,50 "OTTAWA VALLEY" BEDTHROWSf 60 x 80, Whipped ends. Assorted cSlors, $6.95 GOLDEN uLEECE BLANKETS^ Y/hite with satin bound ends, $7.45 PILLOWS:^ We have a wide variety of pillows. Priced ats $3.00, $4.50, $9,95 and $17,50 a pair. Holiday visitors included; Miss Lois Gibb, Miss Arvilla Dudley, Miss Herta Moll and Price Gibb of Edmonton; Mr, & Mrs, Emerson Blumell find son, Bruce; Misses Jean Blumell, Elaine Christenson, Melva Card, Mrs. -Evelyn O’Dell, Mr. & Mrs, Lloyd Ririe and family; Mr, Ken Coleman ■ of Calgary; Mr. & Mrs, Clifford Passey end family, Mr, S'. Mrs, Gilbert Cook, Miss Lillian Karren, Mrs, Freda Basstit, Mr. Eldon Coleman of Lethbridge,.,,,,.,, Miss Alice Faye Rasmussen, Grant Harrison .and Varge Bennett are spending their holidays at the home of tjjeir parents, they are attending Olds School of Agriculture.,,,,,. Mrs, Orin Harker and hor mother Mrs, Corliss left Wednesday for Spokane, Wash, to visit relatives,. Lynn Keldrum and Clinton Karren arrived home New Years’ Day, after serving oversoas with the Canadian Army,,,,, Wayne Robinson loft Wednesday for Red Deor .There he will attend school.,. Service Men here on holiday leave included: Jack Hindley and Vester Heap of the Army and Lestor Smith of the R.C.A.F*. Mrs. Ruth Hovey and children are holidaying at Jefferson with relatives.,,. y- BUCKLE Rubber z ipper £rV R H> 1 Ca=> Holiday visitors included: Mr. & Mrs. Bert Toomer^ Hr, Wendell DavleB, Hiss Alice Blunell, Hr, & Ers. C. M, Matson, Lethbridge Hiss Alice Holladay} Mr. Mac. Munroe, Miss Roma 'Burner, Mr. Jack Miller, Mr. Rollo /Harris, Calgaryj Mr. £ Mrs* George Turner f and family, Mr. 5: Mrs. Carl Dahl and family of Raymond; Mr, & Mrs. Fnank Sabey and family, Mr. & Mrs, Leonard Harris and family: Cardston; Mr. A Mrs, Joe Godfrey and son, Picture Butte; Mr. & Mrs® Ed Smonk of Shau-. ghnossy; Miss Margaret Holland of Calgary; Mrs, Yvonne Meldrum, Lethbridge; Mr. Alton Steele, Edmonton,®.®., IF SANgW DIDN'T BRING YOU A JACKET FOR MAS.,.GET ONE Noi FROM OUR COMPLETE STOCK.,WH±CH INCLUDES POLO CLOTH Tl/EEDS PLAIDS FRANK SINATRA Size range 14 to 20. PRICED: $g,95 to $17.50 Mr, & Mrs, Robert Rainbow had as their guests, their daughter, Mrs. Phyllis Potter and children of Cardston and their son and vdfo, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rainbow of Picture Butte, Bob just returned home from overseas before Christmas . . Mrs, J. H. Anderson has roturnod hone fron Washington, where she spent the past month visiting relatives and friends, Mr. Anderson'also returned home from Banff before Christmas, he is much improved after taking treatments at the Banff Hospital®.® Mr, Max Harker spent the Christmas holidays at Ywrkton, Sask. at the home of his wife's parents.,,.,,.,. Miss Nadine Bow spent-th© weokend at Calgary, travelling via T.C.A. ELECTRIC IRONS A Turkey Supper was enjoyed at the hone of Miss Maxine Dudley, Saturday evening. Those present included: Misses Ruth Coleman, Ruth Anderson, Bernice Dudley, June Gihh, Hope Alston, Poarldeanne Neilson, Dorothy -Anderson, and Lillian Karren. j Messrs. Jack Bridge, Gordon Smith, Glen ■ Passdy, Max Hamilton, Mon Harker, Dennis 1 James, Fred Briggs, Walter Pashuk, Junior and Phillip Gruninger, Mr. & Mrs. Shelton Ririe. >2 r). Tuesday evening, Mr. & Mrs, Stanley Toomer entertained in honor of Mr. A Mrs, Arnold Ririe with the following guests boihg present, Mr. & Mrs.TIL Ririe and family, Mr, A Mrs, D, H. Bingham, Mr. & Mrs. Boyd Lybbert, Mr, & Mrs® Fred Strata, Mr. Tom Hingham. A light lunch was served by the ho st6ss. Mr. & Mrs. Frank Jessop, old-timers; of Magrath, are visiting here.,.®. Mr. Leonard Whitt is a hospital pat-i ont»3.®.,. LOYiCLM DUNLOP . DOMINION 4 ply passenger tires.••«•».$21*55 NOTICE: TIRE RATION LIFTED JANUARY lst. Tire Tubes 600 - 16 t 4. 35 Mrs. Dora Coleman entertained the following friends at a Turkey Dinner, Christmas Eve, in honor of her son Eldon of Lethbridge. Mr. & Mrs. Shelley Coleman, Misses Leola Bennett, Ruth Coleman, Geraldine Bridge, Marilyn and Marjorie Dudley; Messrs, -Elden Coleman, Gordon Smith, Eugene 1 Dudley, George Wellman, Mr. & Mrs, DeVar Coleman, A pleasant social evening was , enjoyed after which the guests went to the dance,•••••«,*• Teachers home for tho holidays include ed: Malcolm and Pauline Bridge, Darrell Miller, Nelda Loxton of Raymond; Miss Annie Moll of Iron Springs; Miss LsVern Bigelow, Allan Paulson, Warner; Dean Cook, Milk River; Miss Enid Coleman, Barnwell; Miss Ione Clifton, Wrenthom; Grace Palmer, Glenwood, Mrg, S, Sorenson and Mrs, R. Olmstead left this Week for Claresholm to attend the funeral of their aunt Mrs. W» Davis.•«,, Word has been receivod that Mr* & Mrs, Heber Passey are the paronts of a daughtor, born, Dee, 17th.,.,.,,,, A wedding of interest took placo at 4 p,m, Saturday, Dec, 22nd at Rosewood, Man. whan Miss Jacqueline Elyn, daughter of Mr, & Mrs, C, R, Dodd,' became the bride of Mr, Arnold Ririe, son of Mr, « Mrs. Lawerence Ririe of Magrath, Rev, G. Gillet perform-, ed tho ceremony in the presence of immediate relatives and friends at the home of the bride’s parents. Miss Margaret Hill was bridesmaid, while the groom was attended by his brother, James, A buffet suppar was served, after which the bridal party left for Winnipeg. A reception and dance was hold at the homo of tho bride’s parents, when about seventy-five friends and relatives were present, A honeymoon vzas spent at the St, Charles Hotel, Winnipeg, After spending Christmas with Mr. & Mrs, C, R, Dodd, the newly-weds came to Magrath where they will make their home,.,,., A turkey supper wa3 enjoyod at the home of Mr, & Mrs, Elmer Bennett Friday evening with covors laid for the following guests: Mr, & Mrs, Ed. Jensen, Mr. & Mrs, .Wallace Austin, Mr, & Mrs, Leland Bennott, Mr, w Mrs. Hugh Passey, Mr. & Mrs Dale Shelton, Messrs, Kay and Blair Benneit and Miss Dorothy Miller,,,., Miss Eleanor Moors left, Tuesday for MooseJaw where she will be employed,,.,., Mr, & Mrs. Alma Miller spent Christmas with their daughter, husband and family Mr. & Mrs, Sid Orr of Maclood,,,. Misses Maxino and Rae Marie Bradshaw of Mountain Viow, spent a couple of days with their aunt and undo, Mr. & Mrs, Charles Harker,,.,, Mr. J, Moors was here from Moose Jaw for Christmas, due to weather condit- , ions the train was delayed, preventing him from arriving in time for his daughter Margaret’s wodding,»,»,,, LUGGAGE for 1946 GENUINE CuWHIDE CLUB BAG gturdy built frame with durable, reinforced corners. Nickle-plated locks, $45.80 (tax incl’d). SPLIT L-EaTHER DUF1LE BAG with nickle— plated lock, with key, Zipper fastening. Ideal for short trips, $14.62 MATCHED TRAVELLING CASES in grey fabroid. Leather bound. Well made throughout. Attractive art silk lining and nickl©- plated locks, 21” oase.,.,.,,$19,75 18" oase.$12,75 GLADSTONE BAGS of best quality black grained Cowhide with heavily reinforced corners. Sturdy top straps, post handle, 20" Bag.$31,11 24" Bag,••••••••,.,.$33,36 Patients in ths^iagrath Municipal Hospital this week included: David Evans, Fred Myatt, Boh Matson, Don Johnson and W, Dougherty of. Del Bonita; and Hiss Joan Ririe,.•••• J WE EXPECT TO HAVE 144 pair of MEN’S STANFIELD* S COMBINATIONS. THEY WERE SHIPP* ED VIA C.P.R. uEC. ig from TRURO, N.S. SIZES INCLUDED WILL BE, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46 and 48. Mrs. Gordon Dudley returned to Cutbank, Montana with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr, k Mrs, J. Jessop, she will spend a two-week holiday with them.,,,. Mr, & Mrs. Soren Anderson attended the Old Timer’s Danoes at Lethbridge and at Iron Springs during the Christmas Holidays,, Mr, Allan Long of Claresholn is the guest of Miss Haroldeano Sorenson,.,,,,. color. All sizes. $8*95 FOR YOUR FOOTWEAR NEEDS CALL AT . THE MAGRaTH TRADING CO. LTD. " A good place to Tra$e Mr, f: Mrs, Carl Poulson were host and hostess at a dinner, Dec, 29th, honoring Mr, a Mrs, Arnold Ririe. Covers wero laid for Mr, & Mrs. Arnold Ririe, Mr. & Mrs. Lawerencc Ririe, Mr, & Mrs. Stanley Toomer and Mr, & Mrs. C, Poulson,,,,,., Word has been received of the death of Jarnos Farren of Boundry Creek, the deceased is survivod by his wife and . four sons, Kenneth who is ovorsoae; Lyle and Lloyd in Oregon, and Clifford of Boundry Crook, A heart attack was the causo of his death. He had been living with his son Clifford. Also to mourn hig passing aro two brothers and a sister,.,, Christmas guests at the home of Mr. & Mrs. S. Anderson included: Mr. & Mrs. J. Jessop and family of Cutbank, Mont,; Mr. « Mrs. C. Ivans and family of Beazer; Mr. & Mrs, W. Anderson and Sharon* Mr, & Mrs. W. Anderson returned to Granum, after which Woodrow will go to Calgary for his discharge from the Army.,, MEN’S LINED WORK GLOVE,. Dry-tanned -Elastic wrist band.- Miss Ruth Deglow who is employed at the Hudson,Bay Store at Vancouver, is spending a holiday at the home of her parents, Mr, & Mrs. Elmer Deglow,.,,. Mrs, Adele Coleman had as her holiday guest, Miss Lillian Hunter of Spring Coulee,,,,,, NEW ARRIVALS IN THE MEN’S SHOE DEPT. A smart Brown Oxford, Balmoral style. Rubber lift. Plain uppers. Made for comfort. All 9izes, $5.95 Miss Janette Munro is spending her holidays at Calgary, Miss Sybil Anderson ia at home-at Barnwell, Miss Laveta Wool-ford is at Cardston and Miss Mary Heninger, with her parents at Calgary.,, Bob Pharis, who has spent the past at home returned to Calgary, Dec, 29th via T.C.A,.,• Mr, & Mrs. George E. Jeffrey of Brooks spent Christmas with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Myles Russell.,,., Mr. Lloyd Sheen is the guest of Mr. & Mrs, Lon Hovey, He is Mrs, Hovey's brother* BEEF ROASTS; Shoulder Cuts, Choice Tasty.,.,27. a lb. Short Ribs for Stewing or Braising 180 Beef Shanks for Boiling, .12-g-. a lb. CHOICE; 3 Jjiiib PORKVilaL* \ Sausage, Hamburger, Link Sausage y FRESH FISH; Salmon, Halibut, ' Fillets. ltUOID oiiU S-iiCriL dpt* ”] T) iUSUaKR ’ ‘ ' .200 -, a lb.•••••••••.••200 PURE PORK SIAUSaGE LINK* a lb.3O0 LEG OF PORK; a ib. . . Pork Chops, trimmed, a lb, Shoulder Ribs. a lb, ,35 >35 >25 BALLON* a lb.,,., Halibut, a lb.,,., Fillots Cod, a lb, 1300 ,350 >350 COOKED hEATS OF ALL KINBS.LARD. .DRIPPINGS. . .CREAUERY BUTTER >«•••• NOTICE. Fctnercl services for the late Janes Farren will be held Saturday, Jan. 5th at 2 o’clock in the 1st Ward Chapel. Holiday visitors ind. udo: Hiss Noma Ririe, Provo, Utah; Hr, Grant Falner, Vancouver, B.C. Hiss Vada James, Cardston; Arvid Anderson, Calgary; Ur. £ Hrs, Kenneth Gibb, Stirling; Hr. & Hrs, V. Anderson and Sharon, Granun; Wendoll Eowler, Havre, Uont; Hr. & Hrs, Harris and family, Chin; Bert Erickson, Wrenthom; Jay Dickson, Winnipeg,,. Tho highest study of all is that which toachos us to develop those principles of purity and perfect virtuB which Heaven bestowed upon us at our birth, in order that we acquire the power of influencing for good these amongst vhon we are placed, by our procepts and examples; a study without an end — for our labours ccase3 only when we have become perfect — an unattainable goal, but one that we must not tho less sot before us from the very first. It ia true that we shall not be able to reach it, but in our struggle toward it wo shall strengthen our characters and give stability to our ideas, so that, whilst over advancing calmly in the some direction, we shall bo rendered capable of applying the faculties with which we have been gifted to tho best possible account. —-Confuoiue, Out-of-town guests included: Hiss Dora Tracbe, Rod Doer; Hiss Ann lorko, Edmonton, Miss Barabra \Lamb, Calgary; Hiss Uadge Ririe, Lethbridge, Bill Minor and Don Scott, Lethbridge; Forest Balderson, Calgary and Ray Zenp, Lethbridge. Mrs. Ruth. Hovey and children are holidaying at Jefferson with relatives.,», FOR SALE; pair new skate3, size 6. 1 pair of second-hand skatoB, size 4. Leroy Gull, Hrs, C, A, Passey is a hospital patient. Ur. £ Mrs. Jack Hamilton left this week for Regina, where they will visit their daughter, Jeanette . Out-of-town guests during the holidays included; Hr. £ Hrs. Wm. Christenson and family^ Cannoro; Hr, £ lira. Bob Jackson and children, Claresholm; Hr, Clarence Christenson, Calgary; Hr. Bwrns Larson, Raymond; Hr. Larry Junes and Hiss Lillian Charor, Sdaonton; Hr. £ Hrs. Calvin Uork-ley and son, Cardston; Hr. Dave Bingham, Woolfcr d; Hr. & Hrs, Bob LIinion and family, and Hr. £ Ira. Roy Rollingson, Lethbridge, 1 Other visitors wore: Hiss Thelma Hiller, Lethbridge; Hrs. Marjorie Tovell, and daug-> hter, Taber; Hiss Harj >rie Harker, Edmonton; Mrs. Fannie Webster and son, Mountain View; (Hr. £ Hrs. Bob Reggie, Raymond. Ur. £ Hrs. R. U. Matson had as their idinnor guests, New Year's Day, Ur. £ Hrs, Orton Minor and son Bill of Lethbridge; and Ur. & Hrs. Floyd Tooner. COSTU.iE JEWEL C.RY: Does your pet pieco of costume jewllry lcavo your nock with a dark rim? I£ it does —just clean your jov.slry woll and give it a generous coat of odorless nail polish. CANDLE DRIPPING; Point candles with a thin coat of varnish to prevent wax from dripping and also to keep candles clean.,. DE LAVAL SEPERATOR OIL'* pure $1.75 a gal. Hardware Dept. NOTICE; Basketball Game • Lions vs. Harlemite, Game Cancelled, Duo to Des Uoines Transportation Difficulties. Game likely to be played Saturday or Monday, HEaVY HELTON SUR- COATS* plaid $9.45 Lighter weight Sur Coats, $8,45 Sizes*.36 to 44. Men’s Ready-to-wear Dept. , The Hon. Janos G. Gardiner takes it upon himself to plan the livestock business. What a mess ho has made especially of the hog end of it. Imagine Aoing penalized $3.00 per hundred lbs, for a hog with a round rib. (v/e had that experience on three hogs last week.) The leaner the hog the nore money he brings. We read that Canada ■i’TOOT’ted from the U, S. two, 500,000 lbs. shipments of lard at Christmas time to help relieve the Canadian shortage. Besides sugar, wool, lard, etc, we will soon be importing many farm products. This planning by our professors at Ottawa reminds us of the winter of 1916. We had a stack of prairie wool hay South-east of town. We'toolj our shhep there. We had a new herder. He was a hard worker, a very conscientious man. During the summer he farmed for the late Floyd S, Bradshaw. There came a big enow about like this winter. It was deep, too deep for the sheep to rustle. We had this stack of hay so we were not worrying. After several days we went out to see how the sheep were faring. Well they were a tough looking flock, on their last legs. The hay stack was practically intact. We started to scold the man (our usual mode of procedure). He took us over to the stack. Willows were poked into the stack a few feet apart along the northside. As we remember he was an Austrian, The first stiok, he explained was hay for November, the next, December; January, etc. The man had divided the stack into six or seven divisions and when the monthly quota was used up -th ere was no more hay for sheep until the next month. We explained to him to throw away the willows and feed the sheep all the hay they would eat, when the stack was gone we would move to another field. The man saw the foolishness of his planning which is more than Donald Gordon or the Min- 1 ister of Agriculture can do. Their long suit is quotas, oontrols, ceilings, restric- 1 tions, embargoes rationing anything to dis- i courage the producer. Canada is ruled by a group of bureaucrats and our members instead of trying to remedy the situation talk Breton Woods and Monetary reform from morning until night,i. Mr. & Mrs, Charles Harker had as their guests Monday evening, Mr, Mrs, J, H, Bridge, Mr, & Mrs, Richard Bradshaw, Hr. & Mrs. Elmer Ririe, Mr, & Mrs, David Keeler, Mr. « Mrs, E, P. Tanner, Mr, & Mrs. J, J. Strang, Mr. & Mrs, Joesph Alston, Mr, Ez Mrs, James E, Harker of Raymond^' A delicious chicken suppor was enjoyed.,,,. Mr, & Mrs. Earl Thomson, Mr. & Mrs. Rulon Thomson, Mrs. George Thomson and Hiss Norma spent Jfaas at Raymond the guests of Mr. & Mrs. Murray Holt.,,,,,,.,. Mr. & Mrs, H. Tiltston—Jones spent Xmas at Picture Butte with their son and his wife. Miss Marion Hood of Okatokes spent a few days in town visiting friends.,,., George A, Fletcher spent the holidays at Picture Butte the guest of his aunt and uncle, Mr. Sz Mrs. Whitney Heninger.,.,,,. Notices Ttte Annual Meeting of the United Church Congregation will be held Tuesday, January 15th, Rev. H. P, Marston, Notice; Watch for the Big' High School Dance to be held Friday, Jan, 11th, After the Ball Game, Magrath vs. Stirling, Big Ball Game in the High School Gym Magrath vs, Lethbridge. Friday, Jan. 4th, AT THE PARK THEATRE: Thursday: ’’This Man’s Navy.” Fri. Sz Bat, "Guest Wife”. LOST: One new tire chain between the United Church and my home* Finder please return, W. R. Scott, NOTICE: a Genealogical Pageant ’’The Gathering of the Nations” will bo presented in the 2nd Ward, Sunday, Jan, 6th at 7:00 P,M, Everybody welcome. NOTICE TO EGG PRODUCERS: Alberta Poultry Producers’ Ltd. announce that until further notice the Egg Grading Station at Magrath will bo open on Monday and Friday of each week. Your co-opsration is solicited. ' FOR SAHE: 1 pair girl’s skates, size 5, • Hrs. Ruth Austin. NOTICE: Ladies Aid will bo held at the United Church, Friday, Jan. 4th. FOR SALE: Carrots, Boyd Lybbert. STRAYED TO MY PL^iGE; Brand on right hip, Loft ear split, all dark red, no horns, no ear tag. In with John Gergley’s herd. FOR SaLE: Coal Stove. Hrs. Irene Gross 1112 -11th St. S, Lethbridge or M, L, Burgess, FOR S/AiEj Pre-war Regina Stove. F. P, Miller. - SOUND : Boy* s Red and black plaid Jockey style cap. . Boy’s Leather Helmet with fur trim. Call News Office, IJfOUND: ^hQad of the Post Offico, Dec, 19th a Fountain Pen* Stanley Toomer, FOUND: pair of Ladies Green Gloves, Call at NeW8 Office. We have a number of Lost & Found Mitts and Gloves. Call and see if yours are hero. Nows Office.FRIDAY, JANURaRY 4 th, SATURDAY, JANUARY 5th Telephone 4r2. Magrath Trading 'Company Ltd, Magrath, Alberta, OLD SALT CAluDIAN SARDINES, 2 tins.,,.23 WAX PAPER, 100 ft. roll.,.,.,,.19 KELLOGGS COINFLAKES, 9 pkgs. .,27 yUICK COOKING ROLLED OATS, 5 lbs.27 MINCED CLAMS, per tin.33 MILK 3OTTLE CAPS, per roll,,.,»,,»,.53 SHREDDED WHEAT, ? pkg,,.21 APPLETINE FRUIT KOFFY, a pkg.10 POSTUM, Instant, 8 oz.«.•••••••• FRANK CHICORY, 2 for.••••.••••••••33 T» f T‘ » C-aT miiasr —N - O- G- —A —L E SOUP fccj .23 — J J XU 3® iMMtMMM • ••••••••• •• TOMjtTO JUICE, 2 tins,»,.»•••••.•••••^6 PAULA SUGAR SUBSTITUTE, a bottle .37 LlC l.LR-UiY ALT, g lb s».♦«»•••••••••• »1^ WHITE ELGS, a lb.••••••••35 AUNT JHuILkw. iviiuiDY MIX, Bean or Green Poa, 2 pkg.,.•••••19 LYNN VALLEY BEET GREENS, a tin.15 GOLDEN LO-jE CHEESE, 2 | lbs.390 FRESH FRUITS ANU ORANGES, ned. size.»a doz.440 LEMONS, per doz.••••••••■•••••••••••570 PINK GRAPEFRUIT, 4 for.380 VEGETABLES HEAD LETTUCE, per head.■••••.160 WAXED CARROTS, 2 lbs.,«»•••••••«130 GRAPES, per lb.••.»,•«•••,•.180 L U N C H COUNTER Saturday, January 5th "CARAMEL NUT SUNDAE" 150
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