| 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. Hardware 34 Dry Goods 4r3 Groceries 4r2 L / NOVEMBER, Friday 28th, 1947. MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. MAGRATH, ALBERTA. "A good place to Trade", Hours: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wed. 8 a.m. to 1 p,m. Sat. 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. it in, ii mi min mi nmi ii 1,11,1,11111111, mi „„ hi, in, in, ,i i,,i ,i ini ii hi, mi,,;, i,hi,,i hi, i, ui,„ „ „„ i, ini „ ii ,i it hi, min m, „m, n „ mi n „ mi ,i „ „ mi SWEATERS.-. STRICTLY FOR GLAMOUR .yet beamed to your budget, Mother, are these Pullover or Cardigan styled Sweaters: "Jantzen's" in shades of blue, maize, aqua, beige, grey, rust, white. Sizes 14 to 20, Long sleeves. $4.50 & 5.95 "Sweaters and more sweaters in cardigan and pullover styles. " MIESES "KIT-KAT-KNIT" Fancy knit in blue, yellow and red, Sizes 4 to 14 yrs. $3.50 "GIRLS MUSICAL NOTE "Pullovers in fuschia or lime green. 32, 34 & 36 @ $4.50 PLAIN PULLOVERS in pink, brown, yellow & blue with long sleeves. 10 to 14x @ $3.75 1 Only NAVY BLUE CARDIGAN, All-Woo£- size 10 @ $2.95 and 2 only in size 6 @ 2.25 Sizes 24 and 26 KIDDIES COTTON PULLOVERS Grey with red stripe, Red with grey stripe, Blue with white stripe, Plain yellow or blue. Sizes 4 and 6 yrs. Prices 690 and 750 CHILDREN’S CARDIGANS Red or Blue Brushed Wool, coat sweaters, smart collars ack with knitted band. „ $1.79 j "Caldwell's" Pullovers or coat styles in blue, yellow or green. 32 to 38. And reasonably priced at $4.25 and $5.50 TEAM THESE WITH WOOL PLAID SKIRTS from the Ladies-Ready-to-Wear Dept. MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. .IF IT'S COLD AND SNAPPY You can be warm and happy. In a pair of these rugged apd ready-for-action FRIEBE-CLOTH SKI-PANTS. Button sideclosing. . .elastic anklets. Colors: Brown, Wine, Green or Blue, Sizes: 3 yrs to 20. $3.95 to $5.50 Mrs. Grace Peterson of Calgary spent the weekend here with relatives. Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Meldrum of Hillspring were weekend business visitors. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Bradshaw of Cardston were in town, Friday. Recent visitors at the Wm. Ardnt home were Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Ardnt of Olds. Don Briggs of Cardston was a Magrath visitor. SUNDRIES COMBS: Tail Combs by Welgroom & Apex.100 Handle Combs .190 and.250 Barber Comb by Duchess. 200 Fine combs.100 Dresser Combs.250 COMB BRUSH: It combs it brushes it curls. Plastic. 390 TUCK COMBS: all colors.50 ea. Grip-fast Combs.150 a pr. Grip-fast Combs, lge size.150 ea. Fancy Tuck Combs,. 350 BOBBY PINS: a card. HAIR PINS: a box. .050 .050 NETS: Rayon Nets with elastic 2 for 150 Human Hair without " each 250 APPLEBLOSSOM COLOGNE, Eau de Cologne 890 a bottle DUSTING POWDER by Gemey, 3 Flowers and Evening in Paris, $1.25 & $1.50 a box COSTUME JEWELEY: Chatelaines, Brooches, Ear-rings, Beads, Rings, Hat-pins 500 to $6.00 On Tuesday, December 2nd, there will be a musical programme TL:30 at the Second Ward Church under the direction of Mrs. Maude Ririe. Everyone welcome. Born to Mr. & Mrs. J. L. Gibb of Welling, a daughter, Friday, November 21st. / Mr. & Mrs. Soren Sorenson were./ recent visitors at Carmangay./ CUTEX SET for the Younger Set, .590 Members of the Ladies Aid of the Magrath United Church were hostesses at a Farewell party in honor of Mrs. Ethel Magid, at President Mildred Rice’s home. About 26 ladies were in attendance. Mrs. Wm. Scott on behalf of the ladies presented the guest of honor with a lovely vase as a token of remembrance. Just how serious a lady’s injuries were in an accident which occured recently, it is hard to tell because the paper spoke thusly of the mishap: "Mrs. Wilson, in attempting to get out of the way of the auto, fell to the pavement, injuring her somewhat." • Your friend will siiapl; adore this ultra amtrt package of Thric Plowen Ibiletriea . . . Cleanilng and VaitUfciug Cream, ToSej 'Viter and Cologne, Iklcom, Briliianilne, Face Powder, Bang*. Lrpstlck and Perfeme . . . And all in the ever popniar ThnSe Flc«ers Fragrance. A gift to be cherished. GIFT SET three flewert TOKtnwts By RICHARD HUDNVT FOR GIFT WRAPPINGS ask at the Dry Goods Counter, we can supply all your needs. Also CHRISTMAS CARDS and CHRISTMAS MESSAGES for one and all. - MAGRATH TRADING CO. LTD. "A good place to Trade." BUY HER GIFTS OF BEAUTY. Choose a complete Make-up Set from the MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. We have her favorite kind. Shop early to avoid disappointment. Don Thompson of Spring Coulee was in town, Monday, He spent the past summer at Brant, His sister Beth and brother Allister are attending school in Pasedena, Calif.;his older brother John is also there, Don left JEa£§day_ for Calif, Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Warren of Trenton, Ontario were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. 8t Mrs. V. A. Bennett. Mrs. Warren was the former Melba Bennett of Magrath. WOOL DRESSING GOWNS in assorted shades in Small, Medium and Large, Priced: $11.50'& upi "ARROW" PYJAMAS of assorted stripe Broadcloth in all sizes., at $4.95 a pair. PLAID SCARVES of Sporty contrasting colors. A oolorful touch to "his" winter Ensemble. $2.95 to $3.95 Pure Linen HANDKERCHIEFS, white only @ 500 each. Bordered Handkerchiefs @ 550 each. INSUL-PACA PARKAS that give so much warmth with so little weight.insulated with Insul-Paca-Wool and lined with a good quality Casha. MEN'S SWEATERS By Jantzen.Monarch.Caldwell .Western Knitting . A complete line of Sweaters suitable for every occasion. Coat or pullover styles with crew, zipper or V-necks. Some have full zipper fronts. Plain or fancy woven yams in solid or color combinations. HATS by Biltmore.Stetson Here is every man’s choice. Monday evening Miss Norma Ririe, bride-elect of the week, was honored at a Kitchen Shower at the F. M. Bingham home. Those 1 present were Mesdames Leola Christenson, Dee Briggs, Ruth Smith, Ruth Rice, Dorothy . Neilson, Misses Pearldene Neilson, Hope Alston, Ruth Anderson, LeVaun Matkin, Edna Mae Harris, Martha Harker, Dorothy Bradshaw and Elaine Bingham. Norma was the recipient of mahy lovely gifts. The hostesses, Mrs. Ruth Nalder of Raymond and Miss Maxine Dudley served dainty refreshments. ROUND OR SQUARE.WHO CARES! '■'What's the shape of the earth?" asked the teacherof Johnny. Johnny said it was round. "How do you know it's round, John ?" Then Johnny replied: "All right, it's square then. I donlt want to start an argument about it." protection from Cold Winter Days. $2,50 a pr. MEN'S OVERALLS JUST ARRIVED Bib style. $3.95 Waist style.*., $2.95 Included in the shipment was "Men's" Grey Work Shirts of well-made material that will stand plenty of wear. Reasonably priced at $3.50 from the MAGRATH TRADING CO. LTD. "NOMA" Wreath with light.,.$1.20 FROSTED WREATHS & STARS, each.250 to $1.00 "HALO ANGEL" Tree Top.$ 2,20 "NOMA" CHRISTMAS LIGHTS indoors 1.50 & $1.80 "NOMA" Outdoor Lights. $3.65 "NOMA" Bubble Lites. . $5.45 "NOMA" Reflector Sets . . $2.70 Electric Window Wreaths Tinsel Icicles, a pkg. .15$ Tinsel Garlands, a pkg.250 "Kentlee" Canes, each. 150 Icicles, per pkg. 100- Plastic Snow, a pkg. . .250 Glass Globes, per doz.$1.10, 1.50 Sno-balls, per doz. $1.00 .$2.45 On Friday, Nov, 21st about twenty-four Junior & Senior Scouts from the 1st & 2nd Wards attended a Junior Banquet at Raymond. After a delicious banquet and programme, the remainder of the evening was spent in dancing. GIFT LAMPS FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING Lamps light the way to glowing Hospitality Magrath Trading Go. Ltd. Mrs. Ruth Norton celebrated her 72nd birthday Thursday afternoon with Mesdames Carl Poulson, George Card, Bessie Meldrum, Charles Naylor, Dora Coleman, Nephi Harker, Melvin Godfrey, Jim Smith, A, M. Merkley and Miss Letitia Hall in attendance. Mrs. Ruth Austin was assisted with the lunch by Mesdames Myrtle Passey, LaDeane Thomson, and Phoebe Norton. unfinished: PAINT THEM TO YOUR TASTE Drop Leaf Table Night Tables Chest Drawers Desks Thursday evening the Literary Class met at the home of Mrs. Emma Coleman for a Earewell Party for one of its members Mrs. Ethel Magid. During the evening the members presented a Shakespearan play, they were dressed in costumes of the time. Mr. J. Cahoon, local photographer, took pictures of the cast. Mrs. Elva Harker and Mrs. Ina Blaxall were special guests at the performance. Delicious refreshments were enjoyed. Word has been received that Mr. & Mrs. Jack Rainbow are the parents of a baby girl. HARD7ARE . SUPFL12S Coleman Oil Burning Heaters Oil Burning Kitchen Range Brick Lined Coal Heaters Farm Pressure Systems Battery and Electric Radios Tri-lights and Torchiere Lamps Centrifugal and gear Pumps Sump pump 110 volt Water hose and belting, any size Tires Dehorners MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. Phone 34 Be your own Decorators with these Items Buy at. THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. "A good place to Trade." "HENRY PERKIN'S " WALLETS Genuine Black Calf Billfolds with 2 bill sections and 4 other compartments. $3.95 Pin Seal Grain Billfolds in Black or Brown, Priced at $3.25 Genuine Calfskin with zipper bill compartment and priced at $3.95 Said Harry Hillmer of the Farmer's meeting held in the Town Hall, Tuesday evening "poor attendance but a good meeting." Ten delegates selected to attend the Convention in Edmonton, Dec. 1st to 5th are Ed Jensen, Bob Kormos, Allen Leishman, Thos. Dudley, Ben Gagan, John Solberg, Harry Bly, Freeman Cook, Orville Hillmer and Harry Hillmer. . Mrs. Hazel Hood and her father, Mr. Frank Cook returned home Monday evening after an extended visit in the States.,. Mrs. Ben Matkin returned from Lethbridge after visiting with her son Dr. W. Matkin & family, and Mr. & Mrs. F. Brown. Mr. J. G. Grar. Winnipeg and Mr. J. A. Grant, Brandon, brothers, visited at the home of Mr. & Mrs. J. F. Grant of the Bank of Montreal. Mr. J. G. is J.F.’s father. J. F. is 88 years old and his brother J.A, is 82, They planned on driving to Alberta in their ’37 car but changed their plans only when the daughter of J.A. called in the police. The aider Grant stooked 30 acres of grain last fall. He also purchased a $24-00.00 Government annunity last yeat, He will have to live ten more years in order to get his money back. His monthly cheque amounts to around $40.00. He bet the Government he would live to be 98, Sunday, before returning home, Nov. 16th, they attended the Second Ward Sunday School. The lesson was the Epistle of Janes. The 1st Chapter and the 5th Verse reads "If any of you lack wisdom let him ask of God, that giveth to all men liberally, and upbraideth not and it shall be given him. But let him ask in faith, nothing wavering, etc. ” Both gentlemen took part. After the class J. G, shook hands and said "you are a fine teacher, and the response was good" and J. A. added, "I like your way of teaching, where everyone takes part." We have taught the class for over two years and this was the first time any bouquets had FROM THE ’TRADING CO. MEAT C0UNTERbcoamnek eor utro wl/ayu. g lIatt ewr>as hsol s ufnaext^perc tereda. d tTbhee scriptures a half-hour every day. They were two young men, whom we were glad to meet. GENTLEMEN. TEEAT YOURSELF TO A WARM WINTER OVERCOAT AND AT A PRICE TO PLEASEJ A coat that will keep him snugly warm on the coldest occasion.featuring good-workmanship, to say nothing of the value pricing, MAGRATH TRADING CO. LTD. "A good place to Trade," The average man now lives over 30 years longer than he did a century ago. (He has to in order to get his taxes paid!' FISH: PINK SALMON.35(6 a HALIBUT. 430 a COD FILLETS. 380 a KIPPERS. 350 a BABY BEEFs Steaks—— Round Steak, per lb. 350 Loin Chops. 450 Roasts — Shoulder Roasts, per lb.290 Prime Rib.320 REG. HAM,:- Slice.,. 500 a lb. Piece.450 a lb. BONELESS HAM.650 a lb. BACON (sugar cured) a lb. 500 lb. lb. lb. lb. WANTED: TURKEYS. Apply Meat Counter. Magrath Trading Co. Ltd. Men for your Christmas Oxford . why not see our New Black Oxford that has just came in. Well-constructed, smart, durable and will give plenty of foot comfort for. many months. Phone 4r3. Mrs. Alice Fowler attended the funeral services of the late W. H. McIntyre, Jr. "The services commenced at 4 p.m. at Evans & Early (Funeral directors) and lasted 25 minutes. Blue plush folding chairs. The floral gifts were red roses and white chrysanthemums. "I thought Mr, McIntyre looked fine and one quite elderly gentleman who was assisted by a younger man stayed quite a few seconds peering at him with his hands shading his eyes — arid in an audible whisper he said "He doesn’t seem to have suffered much".*' "Rev. Geo. J. Webber of First Congregational Church and an unseen and unannounced soloist were the entire service. The opening prayer which consisted of various scriptures — "Jesus Christ, the same yesterday, today & forever, etc. in my Father’s house are many mansions, etc. and a generous part of 23rd. Psalm—this was followed by the soloist on "The Lord’s Prayer" it was very fine too. He said that Mr. Melntyre was a builder and developer of the great western civilization here in the Wasatch Mts.also a man who loved the out-of-doors! I did not get to see any of the family.,.Mrs. McIntyre , etc.®ister Neilson (Vern's mother) and Clyde Bennett and Drew and Mabel Clarke were there — and Mr, A1 Bourne (Elijah B*.s brother & Tom Forsyth. The McIntyre family remained in one of the outer parlors. We saw the hearse and many cars leave for the cemetery in the wet snow and rain. Mr. Ralph Thrall of Lethbridge was a pallbearer. WINTER ’COSS CK" BOOTS for Ladies. Brown only. Sewn soles, side-leather uppers, skeepskin lining. Pull-on zipper style. n CHILDREN’S CORDUROY OVERALLS for 4 and 6 yrs. Fine wale in red, green and blue. $2.89 About fifty-three Lions and Lionesses were seated at a banquet Monday evening at the Assembly Hall. Lioness Annie Steele capably catered, Misses June Bohnet, Marie Hillmer and JoAnne Coleman assisting with the serving. President Jay Hamilton was In the chair, Lion Tamer Ken Gibb and Lion Rondo led community singing and Tail Twister Geo. Hamilton was on hand. Lion L. B. Tannei rendered a ccuple of vocal sols accompanied by Mrs. Vinessa Hamilton. During the evening two new members, Bill Harker and Jimmy Cahoon were initated into the club. Dist, Chairman C. S. Matkin was in charge of the induction ceremony, with Ronald Ririe (the boy of to-day), Midgie Overn (the girl of / today) and Mrs. Ireta Matkin (the woman of/ tomorrow). New members were: Denzil Cole-cont'd below Capeskin and Pigtex in Black, Brown and Natural. Sizes to 8. $2.50 to $3.49 man, Kenneth Balderson, A. Parsons, Barney Bayley, J. F. Grant, Grant Crookston, Bill / Harker and Jim Cahoon, Lion Bob Matson y reported on the Carnival at the end of the meeting. WOMEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS. Too drunk, ie couldn’t stop his car, He slammed on brakes and skid it; He never lived to tell the yarn, But a news reporter did it. CARRY AWAY A GIFT A DAY from THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. FOR. Pictures, Plaques, Ornaments, Novelties, Appliances, call at the Hardware Dept MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. Saturday, the following friends and relatives motored to Warner to attend the wedding of Miss Joyce Minion, eldest daughter of Mr, & Mrs. Dallas Minion, formerly of Magrath; Mr. & Mrs. Earl Neil* son, Mr, & Mrs. N. B. Christenson, Mrs. Victor Hillmer and son Lester, Mrs. Nellie Fellger, Mrs. L. E. Pharis and Mrs. Wm. Christenson, After the wedding ceremony at the Warner Church a reception was held at the Minion home with about one hundred guests in attendance. GIVE HIM A VEST LIKE DAD'S. We have Kiddies Brushed Wool Vests in Royal Blue, Red and Brown in sizes 4, 5, and 6 yrs. Clearing them at Half Price, Get yours now. Will make acceptable Xmas gifts. Gift pricedl An opportunity to stock up on a supply of dandy cotton handkerchiefs at reasonably prices. Made from fine white cotton and trifamed with lace edgings or dainty designed embroidery. Make dandy gifts, too! GIFTS FOR THE HOME. Dinner Sets Card Tables Coffee Tables Mirrors Pyrex Ware Silver Ware all from the Hardware Dept of the MAGRATH TRADING CO. LTD. GIVE HIM USEFUL GIFTS. "Arrow" Shirts. and a tie to match. All prices — all colors. Men's Furnishings, phone 4r3 MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. NOTICE: Annual Ratepayers Meeting of the Magrath sub-div. of the St. Mary's School Div. will be held Saturday, Dec. 6th at 2 p.m, at the Town Hall. FOR SALE: Solid walnut poster bed & bureau, The Cardston Temple was the setting of a beautiful wedding ceremony when Miss Norma Ann Ririe, daughter of Mr.& Mrs. Elmer Ririe and Donald G. Woolley, eldest son of Mr. & Mrs. Grant G. Woolley of Lethbridge exchanged wedding vows at a double ring inter-spring mattress, Vanity & bench, small)ceremony. Pres. E. J. Wood officiated in t step-ladder, Toronto couch & mattress, camp ithe presence of immediate relatives and gas stove; J mattress.Mrs. A. Magid. (friends. Relatives attending the ceremony „„______ 'were: Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Ririe, Mr. & Mrs. WANTED: Girl’s skates, size 2, in good con-jGrant G. Woolley, Mr. & Mrs. Horace Ririe> dition. Also a Tricycle.Mrs. Verda Dudley Mr. & Mrs. C. C. Spencer, Mrs. Laura Bridge, „__„__ . Mrs. Margaret Hindley, Mrs. Norma Alston, At the Annual Meeting of the Farmer's Union Mrs. Mary Margaret Blumel and Mr. Connell on Dec. 17, all who have paid their member- Watson of Magrath? Mr. & Mrs. Barton Poulsen ship by that date will have a chance on sev- ;of Lethbridge and Mr. & Mrs. Don Kenney of eral beautiful prizes. All names will be |Calgary. placed in a hat and drawn. The first draw will be made at S p,m, foi first prize. So be on hand. Get your membership "in". Attention Farmers;- To help yourself —Join (in receiving the many guests, Mrs. Ruth the Union. See H. 0. Bly, Geo. Card, Orvill^ Nalder and Mrs.' Dorothy Neilson of Raymond Hillmer or H. Hillmer. If you want to be i andMrs. Lillian Baldry of Coaldale were in heard, join in the chorus with your neighbors.charge of the gift room. Misses Gaylia Woolley, Joan Ririe, Jacqueline Ririe, A calling reception was held at the home ,of the bride's parents with Mrs. Woolley and ;Mrs. Ririe assisting the bride and groom WANTED TO RENT: Immediately after Xmas. A 3-room apt. (Unfurnished). Close in. Miss H. M. Moll. FOR SALE: Oat Bundles. See D. T. Fowler. Evelyn Smith and Blanche Poulsen acted as sertiteurs, Musical numbers during the evening were rendered by L. B. Tanner, Orson Bridge, Pauline Bridge, Mrs. Jo Christenson and Mrs. Ann Harris of Lethbridge. Miss * Vivian Scoville was in charge of the Guest LOST: 2-tone brown Waterman's pen. Leo Cahoori Book. - --- , The bride and groom are leaving Friday FOR RENT: 2 furbished rooms.,Mrs. Dora Col-for Logan, Utah where the groom will attend emanii Agricultural College, NOTICE: Ladies A:d meeting will be held --- --- — --- — Dec. 5th at the United Church. , LADIES NIGHT, Nov. 28th 8 p.m. at the ~— --- I Assembly Hall. Sponsored by the 1st Ward FOR SALE: Kitchen cabinet in good condition. Relief Society. Bazaar, offering lunch Mrs. V. A. Bennett LOST: Child's shoe between Shoemaker's and home. Please notify Mrs. Ted James. cloths, pillow slips, aprons, tea towels, misc. articles suitable for Xmas Gifts. Pantry Sale: dressed chickens, butter, cream eggs and baking. Home-made Candy booth. Hot Lunch, cafeteria. Gentlemen Welcome FOUND: Little black puppy,,. Mark Passey. AT THE PARK THEATRE: Tonight "The Bowery" with Wallace Berry & Geo. Raft. Friday & Saturday "Rebecca" with Lawerence Oliver & Joan Fontainne, —— --- TWO APARTMENTS FOR RENT: 1 furnished and 1 unfurnished. .Magrath Hotel APARTMENT FOR RENT.L.B. Tanner. Patients in the Magrath Municipal Hospital (this week include: Mrs. Luella Gurney, Mrs. ■Mike Schneyder, Mrs. Vic Hillmer, Mr. Peter iHoefer and Master Bruce Blumel. i Mr. & Mrs. Ervin Sabey and son left last Thursday for Vancouver, B.C. They travelled via car. Mr. Vic Gruninger left Wednesday morning for Edmonton where he will attend his sister's wedding.,. FOR SALE: Dining Room Table & buffet. Also a Kitchen TablL.Mrs. J, Alston, FOR SALE: 1 small cupboard; 1 double bed. Les Chato. LOST: 1 leather wallet containing $1.25 in silver.,. .«.,Les Chato. FOR SALE: Hand ball-bearing wringer in good condition.See Mrs. Soren Anderson FOR SALE: 1 pr, Men's C.C.M. Tube skates, size 8.Lester Smith WANTED TURKEYS; Apply Meat Counter. MAGRATH TRADING CO. LTD. WE CARRY A GOOD STOCK OF "GOLDEN FLEECE WOOLLEN MILL BLANKETS" Assorted colors, weights and sizes. Whipp'd ends or Satin bound. Some are already wrapped for Gifts. These make Ideal Shower Gifts, Wedding Gifts or Christmas Gifts. DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. "A good place to Trade." Shop Early for Xmas, Choose while the Stock is complete. magrath trading company ltd. AT THE LUNCH COUNTER, SATURDAY, Nov. 29th .HOT ROAST PORK SANDWICHES Magrath Trading Company Ltd. with Applesauce.«350 CLARK'S MUSHROOM SOUP, 2 tins. 230 RUM & BUTTER SUNDAE TOPPING, a qt. 1.25 GRAPEFRUIT JUICE "House of George" 43 Oz. tin.250 20 oz, tins, 2 for.250 HORSE SHOE BRAND SOCKEYE SALMON,,,,, 370 HEINZ 57 SAUCE, a bottle. 270 PUMPKIN, a tin. 130 "ChristieJs" SODAS, 1 lb.280 BUTTERSCOTCH SUNDAE TOPPING, a qt.l.25 "CLARKES" Mincemeat, per jar. .19 oz. 390 Plum Pudding, per tin. . .550 CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S Date & Nut Bread, per tin. . 230 MCLAREN'S Invincible Stuffed Olives, per bottle. 530 TOMATOE JUICE, Choice Quality 2 tins. 270 CEE DELICIOUS APPLES $3.50 a box. BANANAS 2 #’s 370 ORANGES 252's per doz. 410 RUBY RED GRAPEFRUIT 2 for 150 CRANBERRIES per lb. 5«0 XMAS NUTS A wide variety. Get Yours Nowl CELERY, a lb. 150 TURNIPS, a lb. 40 CABBAGE, a lb. 40 WASHED PARSNIPS.2 lbs.110 SWEET SPUDS, a lb. 150 ROGER'S SYRUP, for table or cooking. 5 lb. tin. 670 DREFT, per pkg.320 S.O.S. Pads, per pkg. 150 "Canadian" HONEY, use it for cooking, eating, etc. 2 lb.470 GOLDEN YELLOW CANADIAN CHEESE, a lb.460 BLUE RIBBON CINNAMON, £ lb.350 MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. Phone 4r2
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