Magrath Trading Company News (June 25, 1954)

• Main Author: Magrath Trading Store
• Format: Journal/Newspaper
• Language: English
• Published: J. A.�Ririe 1954
• Subjects: Magrath (Alta.) > Newsletters; Alta; Avery; Bingham; Briggs; Canada; Coleman; Esther; Gorham; Hudson; Kay; Maude; Milton; Orion; Platen; Rasmussen; Rath; Reeves; Riley; Solberg; Spence; Steele; Tabor; Todd; Tomlinson; Wendell; Iceland
• Online Access: http://digitallibrary.uleth.ca/cdm/ref/collection/sanl/id/567

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. THE MAGRATH TRADING FRIDAY JUNE A GOOD PLACE TO FATIGUE MTS Made of foam to match your kitchen $3.75 RECLINE ON A BARRIE AIRLINE AIRLINE outdoor furniture. Duraluminum frame requires no care and withstands normal use. Saran covering ia strong,long lasting and quick drying. This chair is just what you need for that outdoor rel­axation. Price-—— --- $9.95 USE ONE OF THESE MATS TO STAND ON WHILE DOING YOUR WORK AND DO AWAY WITH THAT OLD TIRED FEELING. ©@QCX3Q3QGC^££QD3©3eQ£££eG©D2G CHILD«S BICYCLE Just received this small sized bike in bright red. Made in England. Leather seat. Rubber handle grips. 16" wheel. Price --- $49.95 D2GQe^Q3QSGGCOCece(XCWg©e Try the new ESTERON 2 4 D. weed killer. Most effective on bind weed, thistles and buck brush. Sold in bulk. BABY ASTRAL REFRIGERATOR with a new two year guarantee. Priced to sell --- $69.50 5GQt'QQQ©3OGCeGg66e©3 Here is a bargain you cannot afford to miss. A 15 ft. chest type HOME FREEZER. Price --- 399.00 With this full of frozen foods there is no need to get panicky when unexpected guests drop in. BE SURE TO LOOK AT THIS OUTSTANDING VALUE. ! REMEMBER OUR EXIDE CAR BATTERIES ARE 20% ^FF THE REGULAR PRICE LIST. ^@G0e£GG§G<3SGOGG£GQ3£‘-3GGGGCCGCC?C£G MAGRATH TRADING CO. A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE. THERMOS JUGS Little Brown Jug Them White porcelain liner. Efficient insulation Lustrous finish 1 gallon size. Price $7.95 ®£G©3G£l:GG£>3Q3CG3CX33m'X33CGaQCGCCG SEE OUR NEW LOW PRICES ON TRUCK TARPAULINS. SIZES 5 by 8 to 10 by 16. ©©©g©@©©©€©^©GO^^Q0G©OQ0©©©CXt SEE US ABOUT A NEW PROPANE REFRIGERATOR e€<s<^£e(£Q3<3<XG^ DELTA. RICE long grain 2 lbs. for 49/ MAGIC BAKING POWDER 1 lb. tin .39/ POWDERED MILK 2 lbs. for . .42/ GOODNESS ME ' PUMPKIN 28 oz. tins .23/ REEVES WHOLE MUSHROOMS per tin . .49/ PILCHARDS 2 lbs. Velveeta Cheese.$1.10 FRESHIES. Soft drink base-grape Orange, Lemon, Lime.3pkgs.23/ Clover Leaf Brand.3.tins.93/ TUXEDO FRUIT NECTARS . APPLE & APRICOT PIE FILLER. tin. SANDWICH SPREAD.16 oz. bottle. MIRACLE WHIP.32 oz. CLEAR APPLE JUICE .20 oz. tins. ICELAND ICE CREAM WAFERS . 60 wafers. 3 FRUIT MARMALADE . . . . . PUREX TISSUE .3 rolls for . 19/ 55/ //7/7 '-rr, )rni> / 41/ STRAWBERRIES B.C's pint baskets //'■//■/ 77/ z z / / -' • ~7 / / 7 /"r • z / / / : CANTALOUPES 451s . each 29/ GRAPES green seedless & red cardinal per lb.33/ GREEN PEPPERS. per lb. .45^* TOMATOES Cal. field. Bulk .lb.29/ SPUDS new .5# cello bags. 49/ /? i V • 7 iJL 42/ ORANGES 344’s.3 doz, WATERMELON red & juicy.2 lbs, RHUBARB Local, ,99/ 21/ ,3# for . 25/ TOL SHOULDER ROASTS. . lb.43^ VEAL IO IN CHOPS . (tender). .per lb.650 The following is a list of the Rod and Gun Club’s Fish Derby.Winners on Sundhy:- PIKE— Prise— 1. Ernest Hillmer- 9# 15 ox. Casting Rod. 2. Harry Hillmer—7# 5 oz. Prize—Creel. 3. Hugo Hillmer—6# 14 oz. Prize—Plastic Tackle B;.x. 4. Lon Huvey— 6# -j- oz. Prize—Fish Chain. TROUT: 1. Ken Miller—#. Prize—Casting Rod. JR’S: 1. Donna Heck~8# &g-oz. Prize-Casting Rod. 2. Arthur Hock—6# 10 oz. prizes for 2nd & 3. Ervin Huvey— 5# l-Joz. 3rd—Plastic = __________ ______________________ Tackle Boxes._____ U.C. NEWS: . --- . -••• •’Appreciation and thanks is ‘extended*' • to Mrs. Holman and Mr. Syl Ra'rick, and the teachers of the Hag-rath Sunday School as well as parents and friends for the fine Sunday School Picnic held last Sunday at th; Ruzas farm. There was an excellent turn-out of adults as well as children, and the co-operation and response went a long way to make a very successful day. Many thanks to Members of the Sunday School J parents and friends join with the officials of the church in congratulating the lead­ers of the Sunday school for the helpful leadership given throughout the year. 11 1 .ib-.li ' .AiU . — — Hoesier: "It looks like rain.” Native Son: "Not here in California." Hoosier: "look at the clouds up there." Native Son: "They don’t mean anything— they’re just empties coming back from Florida."_______________ _____ _____________________ SHOP AND SAVE at the MAGRATH TRADING CO. LTD! Spring Coulee, Alta. June 17/54. Magrath News, Magrath Trading Co. Ltd., Magrath, Alta, In answer to John Blackmore's pro-Mc Carthy statements, I think it worthwhile to point out that Senator Me Carthy’s actual record of Communists exposed is not worth the reputations ruined, the jobs lost, the suspicion born and the millions spent. Simp­ly to say that Me Carthy is "for America" by no me A Ms proves the worth of his program. The American Bund (Nazi Organization before World War II) was "for America." Ev­en the street corner Communists surround themselves with flags and prattle about being "for America." In countries around the' world, dictatorships, big and little, have been brought into being under the slogan of patriotism. Me Carthy represents a selfish type of political leadership that is contrary to our ideals of democracy. Simply to be "against communism" is not enough, if freedoms and liberties are lost. After all Hitler was against Communism.too, but that did not make his movement more democratic. We cannot fight Communism with fear, suspicion, denial of freedom, and destruction of the constitution. But rather by a new avowal of freedom, a real show that our way is better.than totalitarianism, and a pos­itive program of help to those around the world who find themselves in the want and need that often lures people to Communism. - E. A. Thompson. SUMMER TIME IS PLAYTIME! PLAY SUITS, SWIM TRUNKS and SHORTS! Upstairs. WANT ADS THANKYOU NOTE: We wish to thank our neigh­bours, friends and the Fire Dept. who asr-sisted in putting out the fire in our house Friday evening. Mr. d Mrs. James Solberg. LOST: A 5 gallon Cream Gan, between the Swimming Pool and town. H. Coleman is printed on the can in green letters. Find­er please return to Kerb Coleman. UNITED CHURCH NEWS: Sunday, June 27th will be the last United Church Service at Magrath, Spring Coulee and Raymond until the first Sunday in August. The times for services will remain the same until further notice: Spring Coulee.9:30 a.m. Magrath.11.00 a.m. Raymond.12.30 p.m. Sermon: "THE HOPE OF THE WORLD" You are invited to attend this service. NOTICE: Jr, Art Classes held Saturday from i 4:30 to 6 P.M.—500, SENIOR ART CLASSES— Monday and Wednesday, 6:30 to 8:30 P.M.— 850. Beatrice Harker. NOTICE: The United Church Congregations of Raymond, Spring Coulee and Magrath are spons­oring a joint social evening complimenting Rev, and Mrs. Hojjard Pentland to be held Friday evening, June 25th in the Magrath Un­ited Church Hall at 8 P.M. Members and friends are cordially invited to attend. Mary B. Pharis. There will bd a SHOWER for Annette Deginnis, sponsored by the Woman’s Institute, at the home of Mrs. R. S. Thompson, June 28th at 3:00 P.M. All friends are invited. MISPLACED: I loaned a Baby Crib and have lost track of it. Anyone knowing its where-* abouts please let me know. Lisadore Crook- $ ________ _________________________ stonl FOR SALE: 1-6 ft. 6" Box Spring and Matt- ! ress Longfellow Bed; 1 Triumph Me Lary Range &25.0Q, 1 Extension Table, $10.00. Mrs. Emilie Briggs, 1st house North of Woollen Mills. The Grand Opening of the Magrath Swimming Pool will be July 1st. Free Swimming is to be enjoyed by all. Pool is to be filled with warm clean w 'tor and we hope everyone will come and support the swimming pool activities. Watson Ririe. FOR SALE: 3 year old Milk Cow, freshens the middle of July. W. J, Anderson. FOR SALE: Cream Enamel Kitchen Stove in good condition. E, E. Deglow. TOWN OF MAGRATH: All tax payers in the Town of Magrath are hereby reminded that the 5% discount will expire on June 30th. After that date the discount will be 4% to September 30th. J. T. Steele, Sec/Treas Would anyone knowing the whereabouts of 4 lunch cloths left at the Assembly Hall the night of the Smorgisbord, please phone No. 2 as the owners are anxious to have them. FOUND AT THE 1st Ward Ghurch—2 Lunch Cloths Juliadean Bondy. FOR SALE: 4 roomed House. 7 acres of Land. 4 acres seeded to Wheat. $800.00. Wm. Gorham. FOR SALE: Chesterfield Suite in good cond­ition. Reasonably priced. Wallace Dudley. never charged me more than 330, right up to the day they went bankrupt," UNITED CHURCH NEWS CONT’D: Sunday School will be held this Sunday and will then close for the summer. It will re-open the first Sunday in September. Please note. F, A, MEETING "Beneath the crystal chandeliers The farmers sat on cushioned seats, In tragic tones they voiced their fears On price of wheat and cheese and meats At noon they dined on T-bone steak A dozen such would buy a steer They thought ’stock prices on the farm Are far t~o cheap—or steak too dear. I /Is half a bushel of their wheat, / While cheese and butter—weighed like gold .! Were doled out as a special treat. L‘ Farm life, they said, is hard and tough jj And city life is dear and gay But give us prices, just enough And we’ll choose farming any day’" W. A. Mac Leod. Their toagb-c-ffS'fr •’fegm-’Ts- much SHOWING AT THE PARK THEATRE THIS WEEK: Thurs. "SPLIT SECOND" directed by Dick Powell. An Atomic Thriller1 Fri. & Sat.: Richard Todd and Glynis Johns in Walt Disney’s "ROB ROY"—the Highland Rogue. Mon. & Tues.: Now They’re Goofy Golfers— Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis in "THE CADDY." Wed. & Thurs.: Rock Hudson & Julia Adams in "THE LAWLESS BREED'.1 NO TIME TO SEW? See our SELECTION of Big & Little Girls Cotton Dresses. Sizes 2 to 14X. Budget priced. UPSTAIRS DEPT. SHOP AND SAVE at the MAGRATH TRADING CO! in tweeds & worsteds FARMERS—WE SELL CHAMPION SPARK PLUGS FOR ALL MAKES OF TRACTORS,TRUCKS OR STATIONERY ENGINES. VISIT THE HARDWARE DEPARTMENT SIZES 36—37—38. Regular price.$59.00 To clear.$39.95 Mrs. Jean Robinson was host­ess at a Farwell Party honor­ing Mrs. Shirley Pentland, Tues­day evening at her home with the following ladies present: Mesdames Norma Owens, Dor­othy Minor, Alma Whitt, Myrtle Matkin, Virginia Hillmer, Marjorie Tomlinson, Esther Toomer, Connie Hark­er, the guest of honour and her lady friend from Toronto. The evening was spent doing fancy work and enjoying contests conduct­ed by Mrs. Dorothy Minor. H dainty lunch was served by the hostess. TOWEIS WHITE TERRY TOWEIS WITH COLORED BORDERS. Reg«390«.Sale 2 for 49tf MEN'S SUMMER COMBINATIONS Short sleeves and ankle length Sleeveless and knee length .White -and Ecru. Regular price.32.49 To clear .31.89 Guests at the J.C. Robinson home this week include Mr. & Mrs. Fred Owens, Mrs. Reid Harris, Mrs. Pat Mollahan and Mrs. Bob Nirschl all of Washington. Mr. & Mrs. Ted Clifton of Chief Mountain visited their rel­atives in Magrath last week. SPLENDID SPECIALS ON THIS PAGE! Mr. A Mrs. Nephi Harker left Wednesday morning for BHrbank, California where they will visit their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. & Mrs. Bob Avery (Vivian) and sons. En route they will spend a few days at Provo with Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Ririe. BABY»S AND CHILDRENS’ SWEATERS. GORTICELLA BRAND. PURE BOTANY WOOL. Sizes 2 - 4 - 6 yrs. WHITE & PASTEL SHADES. REGUIAR PRICES $2.98 to $5.75 J/3 off. Mr. & Mrs. Wendell Fowler and family, of"Salt Lake City and Mrs. J. A. Ririe ar­rived in Magrath Thursday evening after a trip spent at Las Vegas, Los Angeles and San Francisco. While in Los Angeles Mr. Fowler attended the International Banking Convention. Mr. A Mrs. Fowler returned to Salt Lake Saturday morning, while their children Stephen and Mary remained. BRIGHTEN UP THAT DRAB BED/ROOM ,BATH, or LIVING ROOM WITH A COLORFUL CHENILLE MAT. FULLY WASHABLE. ROYAL ALBERT .CHINA in CEM dedftgn. Tea Pot.$5.65 for.$3.79 Bon bon dishes.$1.25 for .790 6” plates .$1.10 for 69^ 8" platen .$1.25 for 790 Cake plate —$2.40 for $1.49 Cup and Saucer—$1.50 for $1.09 Mrs. Laura Anderson (housekeeper of Cii^f Spence) has returned home after spending the past few weeks as a hospital patient in Lethbridge. Miss Linda Quentin of Oakland, California is visiting at the homes of her relatives, Mr. & Mrs. Grant Crookston and Mr. & Mrs. . lal. E. Brown JULY 1st. IS RODEO TIME. JUNIOR WILL ' NEED WESTERN BOOTS. 6 PAIRS ONLY. Reduoed to $4.49 Miss Elizabeth Bartmnn, District Econo­mist for the province will demonstrate ideas for Bazaars at the July 2nd meeting of the Senior W.A. Group of the United Church. The meeting will be held in the United Church Hall at 2:30 P.M. Members of the Junior and Sen§ ior Groups are urged to be in attendance. Hostesses will be Mrs. Dc,n Mai and Mrs. Renee Perrins. Marie Pharis. BE SURE AND SEE OUR HALF PRICE COUNTER. Woodbury’s Lotion. $1.40 Woodbury’s Shampoo . .$1.20 Large jars of Noxzema .$1.25 Nylast for nylons. . .49 Cotton panties. Ass’t.sizes & prices Baby1 s cotton vests 1 & 2.69 Cotton Combinations 2 & 4.98 Rayve home permanent.$2.50 Shadow wave. . $2.85 1/2 price. in the DRY GOODS DJPAKTk SNT Friday June 25th./54 CRINKLE CREPE PYJAMAS In assorted colors Sizes 8-1012 Price - $2.50 CRINKLE CREPE by the yard in plain colore and figured. 36" wide Price ~69?i per yd. \ WABASSO SHEETS.per pr. $9.95 WABASSO PILLOW CASES .per pr. $1.98 Infants wool and cotton and plain cotton vests. Long and short sleeves. 3 months to 3 years.V9^ Summer vests. Sizes 2 to 12 yrs,.49^ LINEN TABLE CLOTHS in (ROSE OF SHARON) design. Size 70 xlO6 Price. $13.95 NAPKINS to match. 22" square. PLASTIC TABLE CLOTHS in yellow, blue & pink.Price.$2.95 Master Johnny Winkler of Taber is visit­ing at the home of his grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Ed Clifton. . Mrs. Lydia Fellger is convalescing at the local hospital, having undergone a maj­or operation.____________________________________ For these windy days wear oneof these Nylon Head Scarves in red, white, pink & ' mauve. Your choice for just .$1.00 Mr. D’arc Rickard of Vancouver is visit­ing his aunts, Mrs. June Harker and Mrs. Ina Blaxall. BOYS OXFORDS-BROWN or BLACK’. Reduced to $2.4? SEE OUR COUNTER OF CHILDRENS SHOES ON SALE FOR $2.49 • Assorted sizes. In the yard goods we have Broadcloth in yellow,pink, mauve & white, 36" wide. per yd. 79^ Dimity in yellow, pink roses.36".85^yd. Checked sharkskin in blue & black & black & white. 44” wide.$1.39 Mr. & Mrs. J. Bozajeski are vacationing in Edmonton, staying with their son-in-law? and daughter, Mr. & Mrs. Johnny Hewko and family; also in Prince Albert where Mrs. Bozajeski’s sister resides. JUST ARRIVED—LADIES SLACKS! A Must for your Holiday Wardrobe. Upstairs Dept! White and colored Assorted prices BENGALINE & PLASTIC PURSES to complete your summer ensemble. SPORT SHIRTS HALF PRICE TABLE S SPORT HIRTS in Gabardine and Broadcloth. Aseftwfced colors and sizes. PRICES $3,95 & $4.95 Mrs. Doris Jensen and Mrs. Nephi Head mot­ored back to Salt Lake City last Friday after visiting friends and relatives in Raymond, Mag­rath and Cardston. Mrs. Head is Mrs. Mark Dahl’s mother. We still have a few pairs of socks left on our bargain table. AU wool-and silk. Regular prices 980 & $1.19 Small, wool blankets suitable for car throws or saddle blankets. Brown. Size 36 x 54 Price - --- $2.59 On sale at half price. Mrs. II. D. EvtcUr e. ;d daughters, Anne and Lois of Toronto, Out rjo visited at the home of her parents, Mr. & Mrs. J. F. Hamilton and other friends and relatives. CORDUROY SPORT JACKET* Wine color. Sizes 36 to 44 --- -$7.95 Mr. & Mrs. Kay Bennett attended the Bonfire and Picnic Party of the Western Canada Hardware employees at Lethbridge, Saturday evening. GET YOUR SUMMER WEARING APPAREL HERE’ BOY’S "T” SHIRTS made of mediom weight jersey in allover design. And tricot knit in plain colors. $1.25 COTTON JERSEY "T"SHIRTS. 980 SPORT SHOE FOR SUMMER WEAR.LOAFER TYPE. CALFSKIN UPPERS AND NEOLITE SOLES. Your summer wardrobe needs a pair of these shoes at only $8.50 per pair. Mr. Simon Moll of Blackie, former Magrath resident, visited friends in Magrath last week New Terry Cloth "T" shirts. Superman design. Colors yellow & white. Sizes small, medium & large.,$1.49 Mrs. May(Hood) Derrick of High River visited friends in Magrath Saturday. MEN'S MESH "T" SHIRTS. Cool and comfort­able. In colors sand, blue and yellow . Price .$1.95 The first fire Magrath has had for a long time took place Friday evening at the home of Mr. & Mrs. James Solberg (formerly owned by Nephi Harker). The roof and part the walls were the most damaged. The fire brigade as well as friends and neighbours assisted greatly. I HEAVY COTTON WORK .[ SOCKS. Nylon re­inforced. Price . 790 100^ Nylon wool work socks. Price $1.80 MEN’S STRAW HATS FOR WORK. Now that the hot weather is here, you will need one of these cool hats. Prices 790 and $1.00 Mr. Nephi Harker was guest of honour at a family gathering, Thursday evening honouring his 68th birthday, at his home. A plate lunch was served to Mr. & Mrs. Mirza Pack, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Jensen, and Mr. & Mrs. Max Heggie of Raymond; Mr. & Mrs. Blaine Nofcton, Mr. & Mrs. Ray Harker,. Mr. &.Mrs. Tyler Alston and Mr. & Mrs. Harker. — ’the poorhouse is the last house on easy street. A Bonfire Party and Weiner Roast at Dan Rusler’s was held Saturday evening hon­oring Reverend and Mrs. Howard Pentland. Those present were Mr. £. Mrs. Bill Minor, Mr. & Mrs. Leonard ^ itt, Mr. & Mrs. Dan Rusler, Mr. & Mrs. Eddie Sellens, Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Robinson, Mr. & Mrs. Allen Owens and Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Thompson of Spring Goulee. Mr. & Mrs. Thompson showed films outdoors of their European Tour and a love­ly picture was presented to the Pentlands as a parting gift. IADIE’S READY TO WEAR AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHES ON THE SECOND FLOOR. ALSO SHOES. Fourteen ladles of the Evening Auxiliary motored to Lethbridge Thursday evening when they enjoyed the show "Rhapsody" at the Paramount Theatre and lunch afterwards at the El Rancho Dining Room. Mrs. Shirley Pentland was presented with a silver coffee spoon, by President Norma Owbbs as a part­ing toko. DENIMS FOR CASUAL WEAR. COME IN AND SEE OUR SELECTION OF FADED BLUES. "MAGRATH TRADING CO'? A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE. Gothic Sarong jr. g: for the "young at heart". GIFTS FOR THE BABY Towel and wash cloth sets. 1 towel, and two wash cloths in terry cloth. Soft as down. White & blue only. $1.15 Wash cloth sets only. Set consists of 6 wash cloths in ass't. colors. Set of 6.$1.00 itfHHntjtlrinitrJHr rnnrlr, 1 nt it Hit tftfttrrtrrrtffifl The following members of the First Ward High Priest Quorum enjoyed an outing and picnic at Watorton Sunday: Mr. & Mrs. J. H. Bridge, Mr. & Mrs. Herb Coleman, Mr. & Mrs. George Card, Mr. A Mrs. Milton Bur­gess, Mr. A Mrs. A. C. Naylor,,Mr. & Mrs. George Loxton, Mr. E. p. Tanner, Mrs. El­sie Murray, Mrs. Lovina Poulsen and Miss Letitia Hall. . Born to Mr. & Mrs. Jack Winkler (nee Ione Clifton) of Tabor, a daughter, Tues­day, June 15th at Taber. LITTLE BOY'S SHIRTS for the "small fry" They come in white merrilon fabric, (acetate & nylon) Round collar. Fully washable. So cute to go with those first long pants. Sizes 2,3 & 4. Each.$2.49 Cotton drill coveralls for boy's & girls. Fine for play wear. Zipper front closing. Snapper crotch fastening for quick change. Sizes 1, GIRDLES. Gothia Sarong jr. Girdle for the more mature figure This is a nylon elastic model with strong batiste £§ double front crossed panel giving excellent support. No bones or steels. Size 32 waist. Price. $5.00 Nylon elastic with double nylon crossed panel. Attractively packaged. Small,medium and large. Price $6.50 Mr. & Mrs. Mike Cook and Mrs. Winnie Ehlert left Tuesday for Salt Lake City. They will meet their daughters, Marlene Cook and Renee Ehlert, nurses in training at Los Angeles. Mr. & Mrs. Howard Holladay are the proud parents of a son, bom Friday, June 18th at XI the local hospital. A CHOICE SELECTION OF NYWN & ORION DRESSES ALSO DRESSY COTTONS. A TRY ON WILL CONVINCE YOU. UPSTAIRS IADIE'S READY TO WEAR. tUrJtfUvltlLnlinJLn)rlJinUnlJnUrUiUnlnJnL‘nl.'rhttJtUnUnSnJrLrLnLn!l4ntJtl HOSPITAL PATIENTS THIS WEEK: Mrs. Joyce Holladay and son, Mr. Ira C. Fletcher, John Althen, Twin Rivers; Mae Lash, Mr. Murray Wilde, Welling; Mr. Manskc, Eel Bonita; Mrs. Chapman, Del Bonita; Eugene Stanek, Mrs. Olive Heap, Mrs. Sadie Rice, Mrs. E. L. Potter, Baby Gail Harker, Mr. Kappel of Welling; Frank Allen, Mrs. Maude Rasmussen, Mrs. Violet Coleman, Baby Beverley Anne Robinson, Del Bonita; Mrs. Lydia Fellger, Mr&. Jehzell Mcrkley, Riley Larson, Ricky Groveland, Del Bonita; Mrs. Betty Clifton. BLOUSES 1/3 Off UPSTAIRS DEPT. Riley Larson who has farmed in this district for many years passed away in the local hospit­al Wednesday afternoon. He has been in ill health since M :rch. The funeral will be held from Martin Brothers Chapel on Saturday, June 26th at 1:30 P.M. Mr. Hollis Bingham of Darwin, California is visiting relatives in Magrath this week. Colors red, blue,brown & yellow. $1.98 & $2.35