| 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. THB MAG-RATH TRADING. CO. LTD. STORE HOURS: 8 am. to 6 pm* WEDNESDAY: 8 am. to 1 pm. SATURDAY: 6 am. to 7 pm. TFJ.FPffQNF.fi: Office 21J Dry Goods Dept. 124; Groceries 4j Hardware Dept. 34. MAGRATH, ALBERTA. .FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1954. vWW®> 0UR SEEDS ARE COMPLETE. BE SURE ^WfeMS^ND ORDER YOURS NOW. BULK SEEDS: CARROTS.250 ob. j RADISHES.250 gfo e ? ’Wian oz.BEETS.250 an . 1®^ SWEET SPANISH ONION.550 oz. P E A S.400 per pound. \garo plant ferti.-\ ZO f^plgdtdus PLASTIC H 0 S E »••••••• IN RED AND GREEN PLASTIC, AVAILABLE IN 50 FOOT LENGTHS. $6.85. RED PIASTIC HOSE WITH 10 YEAR GUARANTEE., 980 KRILIUM. ENABLES BETTER GROWTH FOR VEGETABLE AND FLOWER GARDENS, LAWNS, TREES SHRUBS, HEDGES. In 24'hours KRILIUM chemical soil conditioner turns hard packed clay into crumbly, porous, growing Available in platlo pot flower pot. FOLIUM .WATER-SOLUBLE PLANT FOOD. FEEDS AS YOU WATER, (l teaspoon makes 1 quart). WITH COLORED FLOWER POT. 980 wwsssrr! • 00000000003003QQOQOOO • AoOOOOOoOaOOOOOOOOOflO "M A G R A T H " T 'SHIRTS. REG. $1.60 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY . ONLY.25(2 each. 04000000 CiOOOOOQOQUOOOO • oooooooooooc ooocooeoo LADIES MEDIUM HEXED RUBBERS. SIZES 4 to to 7. REGULARILY PRICED AT $1.65 and $1.75. WEEK-END . SP2CI AL • ° 9 • o e,,•. jpl«00 eO®OOOOQOOQQOOO A 0^ 0 000 • oooeooofloooooaooaoooc Mr. & Mrs. George Ovard are at home now after being away for seven weeks. Mr. Ovard would like to have some of his friends call to see him. (Supper Cont’d) Grateful appreciation is extended to the ladies who prepared the love1 ly dinner and to all who participated in • making the evening a success. “GARD XING TOOLS'k — — FOIZK3, SPADES, TROWELS, DANDELION DIGGERS, etc, REGULAR 98(2 ea. WEEK-END SPECIAL. .79(2 400000U000000000000004 c«oooooeooooooooooeee« MAGRATH UNITED CHUI.CH ANNIVERSARY SUPPER Wednesday 'evening, A^ril 28th, the members and friends of Magrath United Church enjoyed a delicious supper served by the ladies of the W.A. of the church. The supper was served from 5.00 p.m. to 8.00 p.m. with a large number of people in attendance. The Magrath High School Band provided several selections under the direction of Mr. H. C. Poulsen. Miss Shirley Hillmer and Miss Audrey Gouw sand 11 It Is No Secret" and "Galway Bay”, accompanied by Miss Sandra Sellens on the piano. Mr. Cecil Takahashi rendered several guitar and vocal selections. Miss Evelyn Loose sans: ”0 What A Beautiful Morning" accompanied by Mrs. W. Attwood of Raymond. The C.G.I.T. of the church presented a skit on the camp life and sang some familiar camp songs. Miss Sandra Sellens played "Jealousy4' as a piano solo. A Melodrama "Thar's Gold In Them Thar Mountings” was presented. It was a take-off on the old pioneer days of the early west. The actors were: Mrs. Norma Owbbs, Mrs. Norah Laurie, Mrs. Myrtle Batkin, Mrs. Dorothy Minor, Mrs. Esther Toomer and Mr. Tom Morrow. A feature of the evening was the presentation of a farewell gift to Mr. & Mrs. Roy Overn and family. The minister, Rev. Howard Pentland expressed the regret of the people of the church and community In having the Overns move away but were grateful that j they will be living in Lethbridge, so that • they will still be close enough to visit often. Mr. John Robinson presented the gift to Mr. cc Mrs. Ov.rn on behalf of the people of the church. He extended best wishes and congratulations to the Overns. Mr. Overn has been appointed Asst. Superintendent of the Calg’ary power for the south Alberta region. The evening concluded with films by Mr. ■ Fel Dalderson. The films were most enjoyable depicting many fine pictures of former days in the Magrath area. (Cont'd Across) LITTLE GIRLS COAT AND nAT SETS IN HOUNDS-TOOTH CHECK WITH VELVET TRIM. COLORS; NAVY, SIZES 2 and 3.$7.95. A Farewell Tea, honouring Mrs. Norah Laurie, who will be leaving soon to t§ke up residence in Springville, Utah, was held at the home of Reverend and Mrs. Howard Pentland, Saturday afternoon at 3 P.M. The ladies present were;- Mesdames Mary Pharis, Virginia Hillmer, Emilie Scott, Grace Me Cormick, Jean Robinson, Marian Lawlor, Gwen Harker, Marjorie Tomlinson, Esther Toomer, Mildred Rice, Lilly Bly, Hazel Gorham, Martha Rusler, Flora Austin, Elsie Wocknitz, Greta Mai and Shirley Pentland. The guest of honour was presented with 3 serving spoons of "Evening Star" Silverware as a going away gift from her friends. A very delicious lunch was served A BLOUSE FOR EVERY OCCASION. POPUIAR "BOY RT" MODEIS IN COTTON PIAID, GINGHAM, PLAIN AND STRIP' ED. NEAT AND TRIM SHIRT WAIST MODELS IN PIN STRIPE AND PLAIN COTTONS. "BATTLE JACKET" LIGHT WEIGHT DENIM IN FADED BLUE AND RED WITH WHITE TRIM. SIZES 12 to 20. PRICED TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET $2.59 to $4.98. LOVELY SPRING AND SULG2rCCTT0N DRESSES FOR THE YOUNG MISS OR YOUNG MATRON. PLAIN TAFFETTEZED GHAMBRAY. $4.95 PLAIN TAFFETTEZED COTTON.$5.95 EVERGLAZE COTTON PRINT.$6.35 EMBOSSED KRISKAY.$6,95 DAN RIVER WRINKLE SHED.FLAIN.$8.96 SHADES OF BLUE, ROSE, @REY, FAWN, and GREEN.SIZES 12 to 20. Wall ace Dudley and Tom Dudley attended the funeral of their brother-in-law, B. LeRoy Jensen, 71 in Logan, Utah, who passed away Thursday, April 22nd after a lengthy illness. While in Magrath he was employed in the office of Jensen Brothers Co. as a bookkeeper. On Oct. 5, 1905, he married Dorothy Etta Dudley in the Salt Lake Temple. Surviving are his widow, a son, and daughter. Residing in Canada are two sisters, Mrs. Le-ora Christensen and Mrs. Violet Coleman, a brother, Elden Jensen; besides brothers and sisters living in Redmemdx Utah. Mrs. Lucille Seward was a recent patient in the ^t. Michael’s Hospital at Lethbrid. e. Mr. & Mrs. Mitch Yamamoto are the parents of a son born Tuesday, April 27th at the local hospital. GIRLS BLOUSES IN WHITE IRISKAY DAINTILY TRIMMED IN CANDY STRIPE AND PLAID.NYLON SHEER AND LACE. AISO DAINTY LITTLE COTTON NUMBERS. PERT LITTLE SLEEVELESS MODELS IN COTTON WITH ROUND AND SHIRT-WAIST COLLAR, TREATMENT. FULL RANGE OF COLORS. SIZES. 7 to 12. Price 4.98 — Sign in a book store in Scotland in June; "Buy your gift books now so you may finish reading them by Christmas." DENIM "SWING" SKIRTS FOR THE SMALL FRY. BLUE AND RED WITH LITTLE HORSE EMBOSSED TRIMMING.SIZES 4-6x.Zl.tf WEE MISS COTTON CHAMBRAY AND STRIPED PIQUE DRESSES. SIZES 4, 5, and 6.$3.29 TO SPARK UP xAOSE NEW PRINT DRESSES VISIT OUR COUNTER OF " L A C E ". WE HAVE LOVELY LACE TRIMMINGS IN NYLON AND COTTON IN WHITE AND PASTEL SHADES, ALSO COTTON EYELET. CORRECTION: In the write-up of Geoffrey Spencer*s wedding, in last week(s Store News we stated that he was employed at farming in Magrath, but he is employed at Mel-chin Motors, Raymond. We apologize for this error. Mr. & Mrs. L. R. Jensen and children spent the Easter holidays at Woodbey.Island, Washington visiting Mrs. Jensen’s brothers, Mr. & Mrs. Harry and Mr. & Mrs. Roscoe Lee. - • CHENILLE BEDSPREADS IN THREE LOVELY COLORS. BLUE BACKGROUND WITH PASTEL COLORED TRIM. $12.50 WHITE BACKGROUND WITH PASTEL COLORED TRIM.$13.95 ROSE BACKGROUND WITH PAdTEL COLORED TRIM.$12.50 HOSPITAL PATIENTS THIS WEEK INCLUDE: Lou Ganske, Mrs. E. L. Potter, Spring Coulee; Mrs. E. T. Law, Mrs. Sadie Rice, Mrs. Har?- iette Strate, Riley Larson, Mrs. Mae Lash, Miss Nancy Hendersen, Mrs. Elmer Carter of Twin Rivers, Mr. Sam Waldner and Mr. John Wipf of Rockport Colony and Mr. Arthur Dahl of Cardston. SHOP & SAVE at the MAGRATH TRADING CO. LTD. NEW ARRIVALS, NYLON CRINOLINE.$1.95 yd. CHROME-SPUN PLAID TAFFETTA. $1.50 yd. BLACK TAFFETTA.$1.60 yd. Mr. Douglas Alston of Glenwood and Miss Hope Alston of Lethbridge visited at the home of their parents, Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Alston during the Easter week. Mrs. E. T. Law underwent a major operation at the local hospital on Saturday. WATSON’S TAILORED UNDERGARMENTS IN SIZES 34- TO 4*6$2.95. Dr. & Mrs. J. Bernard Critchfield of Ogden, Utah announce the birth of a daughter, Saturday, April 17th. Mr, & Mrs. Lloyd Rasmussen of Rosemarie, Alberta have been recent guests of his parents. Mr. & Mrs. J. M. Rasmussen. STAMPEDE SCARVES OF HEAVY SILK IN COLORFUL WESTERN MOTIVES.$2.25 "PHOTO" SQUARES WITH STAMPEDE PICTURES ENGRAVED ON. . . $2.25 CALGARY STAMPED SQUARES IN LIGHT SILK COLORFULLY DESIGNED. $1.25 Mr. Danny Gruninger,elder son of Mr. & Mrs. Vic Gruninger, left Saturday for London, Ontario where he will join the R.C.A.F. (Air Crew.) Mr. & Mrs. Jim Grant and sons,(Bank of Montreal Manager) formerly of Magrath and Raymond, have been transferred to Drumhell-er. FOR YOUR SPRING SEWING NEEDS. COTTON PLISSE* IN CHECK DESIGN WITH ROSE OR GREEN PREDOMINATING. 36" WIDE. 95tf yd. .BORDER PRINTS IN TWO DELIGHTFUL DESIGNS. ONE WITH DEEP RED BORDER AND RED PREDOMINATING, THE OTHER WITH DEEP GREEN BORDER AND GREEN PREDOMINATING. 36" WIDE.95tf yd. Dr. & Mrs. Mark Dahl have purchased the Roy Overn home. Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Harker and family are moving back into their own. LOVELIER LEGS WITH L . . . CORTICELLI "CORT-LACE" LADDER PROOF HOSE. EXCELLANT FOR WEAR, OUR RUN-PROOF HOSE.$1.75 GOTHAM GOLD STRIPE HOSE. WE HAVE THE #615 TALL - THE EXTRA LONG STOCKING.$1.50, OTHER GOLD STRIPE NYLONS AT $1.95 & $1.35. ORIENT HOSIERY WITH THE FANCY HEEL.$1.75. THE MAGRATH TRADING CO. LTD. "A Good Place to Trade". Monday Ivan Rasmussfa.,, Del Bonita, among other items purchased 19 lamb nipples. To date Ivan has 12 thrifty pet lambs and before the lambing season ends expects to have many more. Several small flock owners there, got their start from the flock of Henry Walberger and son Ted. The Walbergers start lambing the first week of May and one of every pair of twins is given away. ■^wes must be fat and grain fed to raise twins, otherwise they often lose both lambs, for want of sufficient milk. Good lambs by fall will bring $12.00 or more. NOTICE: Will the person who has the fourteen green and white check Dish Towels belonging to the Assembly Hall, please return to Adele Coleman. Thankyou. DANCES—Saturday, May 1st at 8 o’clock at the Assembly Hall there will be a Teen Dance. Door Prizes and Novelty Piece Dances Age 12 years and up. We would like the cooperation of everyone in making these dances a success. —- There will also be a Teen Dance at 9s30. Everybody Welcome. Come and have g good time. Mrs. Bert Gibb. FOR SALE: A McClary’s Coal Range Stove. Used 1 winter. Good as new. Will sell for $60.00. It was $109.00 new. See at Blair Passey’s or Bertha Bennettfcs. SHOP & SAVE at the MAGRATH TRADING CO. LTD. "They didn’t seem to know where anything should be. I think it was an Inside job!" FOR SALE: Two good big Lots. Three roomed House with Pantry, Cllthes Closet, drilled Well and out Buildings, Fpnce and Cross Fencest. Good Water. Apply to Mary French, Magrath. WOULD LIKE TO TRADE A LARGE BICYCLE for a Medium Size One. Johnny Harker. FOR RENT: 3 room Apartment with bath, upstairs in H. T. Passey’s House. See Elmer Bennett. ’’MAGRATH TRADING CO. LTD." EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO PRIMARY CONFERENCE, Sunday, May 2nd at 7 P.M. in the Second Ward Chapel. D.G.H. IN THE LOST AND FOUND DEFT.: Upstairs, there are many items which should be claimed— Wedding Ring, Coat, Rubber Boot, Gloves,Head Scarves and other pieces of Jewelry. COME UP and CHECK FOR YOUR LOST BELONGINGS’ NOTICE: Anyone wishing a large Garden Plot, see Mrs. Emilie ^riggs, 1st house north of Woollen Mills. LOST: Bicycle Pedal. Please return to Douglas . ___ _____________________Whitehead SPECIAL NOTICE: May 4th is the last visiting teacher’s meeting of the year. Each visiting teacher of the ward is requested to be to Relief Society at 1:45 P.M. This is very important, Avilda Harker, Pres. ATTENTION: May 8th—the day before Mother’s Day there will be a Pantry Sale—Rummage Sale and a Bazaar at Sherba’s Cafe. Be sure to keep this date in mind. Magrath 2nd Ward ________________________________ M.I.A. FOR RENT: Two roomed Suite flith bathroom facilities. Apply at Beaver Lumber, Phone 15 or 272. U.C. NEWS: Sunday April 25th, the congregations of Magrath and Spring Coulee received 13 new members into the church fellowship. In addition there were 12 received at the Raymond U.C., making a total of 25 received into the Magrath Charge on Sunday. The new members are: Spring Coulee: Norma Bossingham, Sharon Bun-ton, Deanna Johnson, Shirley Pierens, Winni-fred Thompson. MAGRATH: Margaret Deglow, Thomas Morrow, Nora Morrow, Dan Rusler, Mildred Rice and Waldon Rice. Mrs. Greta Mai transferred her membership from Christ Church (Anglican) Pouce Coupe, to Magrath U.C. Mrs. Dan Rusler, transferred her membership from Mac- Dougall U.C. Edmonton to Magrath U.C. There have been 55 received into the church during the past six months. John Austin told us we left out the best part of the quotation from Shakespeare. We herewith print it in full: ’’Neither a borrower nor lender be, For loan oft lose both itself and friend And borrowing dulls the edge of husbandry. This above all to thine ownself be true And it must follow as night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man," AT THE PARK THEATRE: Thurs. nite: You'll Enjoy "PLYMOUTH ADVENTURE” with Spencer Tracy, Gene Tierney, and Van Johnson. In Gorgeous Technicolor'. Fri. & Sat.: She:snack> • _ Virginia Mayo is back in "SHE’S BACK ON BROADWAY." Don't Miss This Colorful Musical, Glorious Tunes and Gorgeous Gils’. Mrs. Elaine Flemming and daughter Debra returned to their home in Youbou, V.I., B.C. The regular semi-monthly meeting of the Lions Club took the form of a Ladie’s Wight on Monday, the 26th of April, and was held in the Club Rooms at Sherba's Cafe. Lion President Johnny Robinson occupied the chair and a number of guests were present in addition to 95$ of the Club membership. Mr. J. 0. Bridge conducted group singing. The program was featured by movies shown by Lions Charley Matkin, Ralph Thompson and Lioness Vinnie Tanner. Lion Charley gave a descriptive talk on his tcwels in the Arctic Circ le and showed some very informative and interesting pictures taken on his trip in the interests of the Boy Scouts of ^lberta. Lion Ralph showed pictures of a Regatta held in Kelowna, D.C. in 1953, and proved to be very interesting and beautiful. The Regatta was held in the Okanagan Lake near Kelowna. Mrs. Tanner showed her pictures taken on the trip recently taken with Lion Mayor Earl down through the U1S.A., inclu ing Chicago, Florida, Texas and other points. They were very fine pictures showing the beauties of the South land and also the dust storm they passed through in the Pan Handle of Texas. (Cont’d Above) FOR THE WEEK-END, FRIDAY, April 30th, SATURDAY, May 1st. (Contrd from Below) Everyone enjoyed the meeting and the program. A very delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Annie Steele, assisted by Mrs. Elsie Fellger and her daughters, Ruth and Jean, t T Miss Glee Sellens was guest of honour at her 12th birthday party, held Saturday afternoon, April 24-th at the home of her parents, Mr. & Mrs. C. E. Sellens. Friends present were: Misses Jean Harris, Carol Blurnel, Betty Anne Tanner, Keren Harker, Marylin Toomer, Annie Muzer, Lynne Meldrum, Dorothy ^lifton, Ann Bennett, Sandra Beppens And Sharon Harker. Games and dainty refreshments were featured. Glee received many nice gifts. J EOR SALE: OWNER MOVING VERY SOON and MUST SELL the foilowing articles for which any reasonable offer will be accepted: Beatty Washing Machine, Youth's Bed and Mattress in good condition, Kitchen Stove and Heater (Coal) both in excellent shape, Kitchen Table and Chairs. Also Baby Buggy, ?^.ay gen and Baby Tenda for whatever you offer. Mrs. Bill Laurie, Phone 201. BEEP LOIN STEAKS. .65£ PRIME RIB ROASTS-. . CHOICE STEER BEEF. .per lb.,.530 GRAIN FED. -MI v C IIlN ! F| y1 '1 R\ 1r VVIF_ A< -\il. . MTT.K FED LOIN CHOPS SHOULDER ROASTS STEWING RIBS. 75966 per lb. .WELL TRIMMED .per lb . .CHOPPED.per lb. .670 450 39jf PORK SAUSAGE I EAT.mo. SALMON. COHOE, SLICED.per lb 39(2! 570 NOTICE: The Red Cross Work Day has been changed to Wednesday afternoons from 2 - 5. A large quota of sewing is on hand and sewers are badly needed. Also we have some yarn for Sweaters and Knitters would be appreciated. Mrs. Mary Nelson. TAKE ADVANTAGE of the WEEKEND SPEICALS. DON’T FORGET MAT 12th at our LOCAL HOSPITAL— The H. A. are sponsoring a Silver Tea in honor of Florence Nightingale. A nice program and lunch have been arranged. If you haven’t your change on a chest of silver which will be raffled on this day, get in touch with any of the II. A. Members. Mrs. Lottie Harker, Pres. GRAPSFRUIT SSCTIONS. 20 tlnB. 2 <*» t°r. 510 BMMMtMHMMHWn." lll|HlTUuUu.-J MIGHTY MiiMMOUTH PEAS. 3 tins for 59$ LIBBY’S FRUIT COCKTAIL.» ™.490 I.B.C. Graham Wafers. .320 Club house Manzanilla STUFFED OLIVES.,.510 2-20 oz, tins FLEMISH PEARS & 1-20 oz. tins of Pride of the Okanogan APRI COTS.aii for.570 Blartins AUSTRALIAN RAISINS 1 .2 pounds for. .490 ' J^L-C PIE FILLER .3^ ,~3l0 Casco POTATO FLOUR.aPkg.210 Sun-Rype CLEAR_APPLE JUICE^.-is .540 Sun-Rype Apricot or Apple Pie Fi 11 er.each.290 MONARCH CAKE DEAL.1 white and 1 chocolate cake and receive 1 yellow cake mix free.3 for.7 3^ Colgate Tooth Paste. .CONTAINS GARDOL. . GIANT SIZE. .590 Penicilline Losanges. . expiration date April 1955.6 for. 390 CARNATION MILK. .TALL TINS.3 for 53$ I hmii IMHHUI M't, if Grapefruit .pink.3 for. 320: Spuds. •No. 1 Gem.10# for. .290 Oranges.3U's.3 a. eeu.o.990l Parsnips 2#fOr 170 Tomatoes. .Scona 1 # ctn. 320j Celery. .Green and crisp. 180 ASparagUS .green, tender.3501 CarrOtS .5# for. zw !««•«••• NEW IN FOOT - WEAR. STRETCH-EZE SOCKS. ALL NYLON. AN EXCELLANT NUMBER FOR WEAR. MAKES A NICE GIFT WHEN YOU ARE NOT SURE OF A PERSON’S SIZE THESE STRETCH-EZE FITS ANY SIZE FOOT. A NICE RANGE OF COLORS. #1.50 and #1.25 AISO A SOCK FOR BOYS SELLING AT. #1.00 :::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::: Mr. & Mrs. Jack Rasmussen left Monday to take their son Robert to Salt Lake City where he will attend Mission School, ppior to his departure for the British Mission. - Mr. & Mrs. La Mar Bennett have as their guests, their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Keith Bennett and family of Medicine Hat. Her husband, Keith will arrive on Sunday to spend his vacation with his family. ICKOCK DRESS BELTS IN TOP GRAIN COWHIDE. ALIG-ATOR GRAIN. ABOUT 1 " IN WIDTH. WILL DRESS UP ANY PAIR OF TROUSERS. Si. 50 KIDDIES CLIP ON BRACES. SNAP THEM ONTO THEIR OVERALLS OR TROUSERS. NO NEED TO BOTHER WITH BUTTONS. 590 and 2% a pair. Sunday evening in the Magrath Second Ward Chapel, a large crowd were in attendance for a farewell service for Robert Rasmussen, who is leaving shortly for the British Missioh Field. Counsellor Eldon Christensen conducted. The choir was under the direction of J. 0. Bridge and Mrs. J. A. Ririe, accompanyist. Talks were given by Robert Rasmussen and his parents, Mr. & Mrs. J. M. Rasmussen. Merlin Harrison, recently returned missionary, gave the story of "Joseph Smith" with Mrs. J. A. Ririe accompanying on the organ with "Joseph Smith's First Prayer." A Vocal Duet by Misses Yvonne Carter and De Anne Rasmussen, and a Vocal Solo by Miss Evelyn Loose, both accompanied by Mrs. Freda Fletcher, included the musical numbers. Bishop Emerson Blumel gave closing remarks. SEE THESE IN THE DRY GOODS DEPT.- GEED WORK BOOT WITH STANDARD SCREW CONSTRUCTION. OUTSIDE COUNTER.#10.95 GEED WORK BOOT WITH GRO-CORD CORK SOLE. SOFT RETAN UPPER. PLAIN TOE.#8.95 GREB'S BEST WORK BOOT. MADE WITH BLACK AMERICAN ELK UPPER. GOODYEAR WELT CONSTRUCTION. DOUBLE SOLE. PLAIN, SOFT TOE. HALF RUBBER HEEL. #12.95 Born to Mr. R Mrs. Leonard Whitt, a daughter, Monday morning, April 20th at the local hospital. Miss Frances Huddlestone of Medicine ffiit was a week-end guest at the J. M. Rasmussen home. She accompanied Robert here. LOOKING FOR AN EXCELLENT BUY ? - 50TT0N WORK SOCKS WITH REINFORCED HEELS AND TOES OF NYLON.7% pr. Mr. & Mrs. Lee Meldrum’and family of Brooks have taken up residende in Magrath where he is employed at the Alberta Canning Co. They are living in Kenneth Chipman's place. NYLON CAPS IN NICE DARK SHADES.#1.25 COTTON GABARDINE CAPS IN NORWEGIAN STYLE. #1.19. THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED.
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