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Magrath Store News (April 20, 1956)
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Groceries 4 Dry Goods 124
FRIDAY, APRIL 20TH, ...............................................................................................................................MAGRATH, ALBERTA.
JACKETS
LECKIE..FOOT.WEAR
WORK BOOTS
Leckie
Leckie
ENGINEER BOOT
LECKIE LOAFER
- 9" leather upper...........................18.50
9" upper, gro cork sole..............19.95
gore style, cuban heel - 5.95
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Il>l«ltllll.<’H<l'Hf«m'IIIHl.tHilill 'HHIH»
BOOTS SHOES
OXFORDS - Pinewood black gore.................... 7.50
Williams dress oxford, banker last...13.95
WORK BOOTS - Rough rider sole......................7.95
Greb leather single sole....10,95
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SPORT CAPS
- MEN’S PLAID VENTILATED GOLF CAPS.
Assorted plaids, bright colors.
White web ventilation.
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Magrath Store News (March 31, 1991)
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Month Ending . MARCI1 31 19.?1
Municipality of town or magrath
Receipts for the Month (Less Loans)
Loans Received
LESS:—
Disbursements for the Month
Loans Paid
Net Balance at End of Month
444
30 533
INT 1 678
47 171
11
13 872
General
Account
Sub-Total
FAX
234
279 656
84
TOTAL
Sub-Total
Amount
Amount
TOTAL
99 .62
800.00
350 .00
500.00
50 .00
Net Balance at End of Previous Month
232 401
Balance at End of Month—Bank
>< “ —Treas. Br. Dep inTrans
.
♦Cash on Hand at End of Month
Less Outstanding Cheques
Net Balance at End of Month
OUTST AN DIN G CHEQUES
No.
5
1
1
Amount No.
488 21
786
246 274
232 40.1
Amount
OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
DISBURSEMENTS
162.00
112.35
150.00
409 .91
737.44
647.62
366 .92
208.65
343.86
150.34
725.00
42.80
100.00
16.90
48.56
850.65
Pay 5
Pay 6
March 12
March 26
Estimate of Accounts Payable,
not rendered
TOTAL
6
6
18
15
729
712
358
370
47 171
This Statement Submitted to Council this......
Remarks:
(SEE OVER FOR EXPENDITURE CONTROL)
»Cash on Hand Deposit«!.....
EXPENDITURE CONTROL
ITEM
Total Last Month
This Month
Total To Date
Estimate
Over
General Government Services
Protective Services
Transportation Services
Environmental Health Services
Public Health & Welfare Services
Environmental Development Services
Recreation & Cultural Services
& Education
Fiscal Services
Other
TOTAL
Magrath Store News (March 31, 1990)
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Month Ending........ ............................... 19.9.9.
Municipality of T ° w N MAG R A T H
OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
General
Account
TOTAL
Net Balance at End of Previous Month
Receipts for the Month (Less Loans)
Loans Received INT.
140 714
29 882
1 318
88
28
05
Sub-Total
LESS:—
Disbursements for the Month
Loans Paid
171 915
41 174
21
30
Net Balance at End of Month 13.0. 740
Balance at End of Month—Bank
..................... -TrraS.Br.In Tran.
♦Cash on Hand at End of Month
126 350
14 511
61
18
Sub-Total
Less Outstanding Cheques
140 861
10 120
79
88
Net Balance at End of Month 130 740 91
OUTSTANDING CHEQUES
No. Amount No.
50.00
38.84
4 553.38
1 441.45
391.52
333.10
69.00
67.0Ö
365.6
209.9
601.8
116.00
158.1C
120.5C
35.0C
50 .OC
219.5E
1 300.00
Amount
TOTAL l.Q_120_8.8
DISBURSEMENTS Amount
Pay 5 6 125 56
Pay 6 5 915 79
March 13 18 315 57
March 27 10 817 38
41 174 30
This Statement Submitted to Council this..6?
Remarks:
Estimate of Accounts Payable,
not rendered
TOTAL
»Osh on Hand Doposltod..... ....19....------ (SEE OVER FOR EXPENDITURE CONTROL)
EXPENDITURE CONTROL
ITEM
Total Last Month
This Month
Total To Date
Estimate
Over
General Government Services
Protective Services
Transportation Services
Environmental Health Services
Public Health & Welfare Services
Environmental Development Services
Recreation & Cultural Services
& Education
Fiscal Services
Other
TOTAL
Magrath Store News (October 27, 1933)
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s«rh$ <4
vi*»wa at Initiation
h '. Sditorial Staff
f Honorary 2M.it or- Yi/n ttoaabon
Ydftj&r- inyChief - Virginia <iri«
J Associate E-ut^r ■- »r+o& watjdln
Art Editor *-' Boatnou Jansen
£« A1! ±£' *** «*«»• weretttez* doing brilliant
sTsaxi a ?JV thr 081 ’ Solph, Bale
’™c<€ __ -__ Levaflrly'cae ambitious yreahaan,
I *1- Meflaei thing it ia *u»r any ma BerdattJTwaa- tbera-. ,..:•
pS^^wan’t-i K?>>'a-»ti*4«ttt:‘.*«nr -li^asM ' ► _ > •
-. ww Ob- J'.-wit YiVterAy; ske nq*ry? BAMZfirt
azowq t*i*» *r ji-.ttnft. /Agt 2* fiss? &u‘ — Things are?, improving - gyar
• riphe'irtres tt* Mi «olt« 4XL U1 iaxiltsSig taking his Mila oat of the
—iha^.'.ea 1'itigaliy* envelopes* f /'±
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BED isrm . days •
I^^jtofcer i3 Jlsr :lflb'Juay'f‘£*‘-<
M.W.BrSr’^SSiTie Council, with the
T • ”**
* we a ant a.t tv Brown
Blfclr Fo6£ Bays', the <jar t« watah
la the oar behind, the .oar in fro’.it of
y°^ .• :' . - ,. <klL< ..
1‘ f - SaA.-jjfc^torZ
SBp. Woolley knows nothing about
aneie but haa learned that he san pro-
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Wds'Xti A^Uostatiye-JB.Tar, -sOW* roil' harmony in the-home .7 play-orad
« n . » Tla.atWenry HHfalirri>Y/Xsv\ ring sbpoaa. fffidd/dtileee <
Verina S&rk -»
XaTar,' Harter.
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Grade X
SraAe U‘
&»ffiatgfogr fce- initiation*
to*, at'lefttff one-quarter of -he tu-dentti
this rv’.s the laost ezoitin/ lay
6f thfc „--se Various iicgplejwatj ■£.
tOK-tose* well known t'o tfc3'vll* 'ojhs
.oswres, hut new and strahgo 't'o tie > .
t?.*S5bli."g Pr«sh5»n, were essploj J.»
ii'hs het i‘3cpiit of the day was < Mtt-
J i/jg spirit of haiuillty among 1) aec«
I hers of Grade Bine.
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•‘ (Virginia? Briggs ,1b :a good.’ .little
girl as far ae good, little girls go,
and as far as good, little girls go,
she goes* t -
Been Bennett says women qqxi keep a
SfiMa>Mwf>leiriet .Just as well A» a** sA mm eAn X but it V* WAtQIAJ w U.V XUS
MT. Killer says a bachelor is a
satm who o oaldn’t take "yes" for an
anewe^. . ...
„ Share are at-present'13 E S»«oor. tbofc of overshoes and
enrolled in High SoMol. Xeet Vay*.' 1 is. now oonplete.
7*eTo in RttehdenoSf
THE WRATH TPABIWG COKPASY LIMITED
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Magrath Store News (March 29, 1934)
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SOOD FRIDAY ■
MORCH '30th,
’STORE NEWS
. 29. I9B4. z
■ Dainty ' Silk Undiest?*
Stanield’s Heavy NovaedU- Bloom&rs
Elrnstic-of Cuffed Kiee. ’’
Dainty pastel Shades. ■
. Per pair— 1
VESTS TO MATCH------------- 699_______
(LWE-DE-CHINE SLIPS
Very dainty end feminine.
Pink or Peach, Laoe trlmed..' •
Adjustable straps. <J»j'
LADIES SPRING COATS
HEW NOVELTY WtEAVES-SOFT
TAILORED LINES '
HEW SLEEVE TREATMENTS
. SMART TWO-WAY ■ COLLARS
SIZES 14 to 19 yesora*
I6;95
Walk m '
'STiE^-IN GIRDLES
ALL ELASTIC. \ * .
Sr noth, light and most coimoot'&Tbi.-
ftr the slight figure,
length about I2 inohes. 95'
t-Piifte Shadd*
at Easte—Md Tftruu^OotAt-.&prjng't
Hew 'stocks now showing,
for that aew~appare3 chelae! B<095 -
TAT, ORDERS TAKER FOR MURRAY, HEEL HUGGER AND BLaCHPO
Tzrwe 'there a few like your
"humble servant" that nave no ear
for muio but moat children, if
taken in time oan.be txvnfifojmed .
into mul<caiy gifted i.ireCJMaftfeBj
Why should the 'teaq? ing of jpnaL '
is be left to the Sunday School
when the taxpayyrls money is" being
spent to teach maoy sub jeuts 'that •'
have ao practical "use whatever? ..
We are"regusbed.B - *.
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ACni. P. BP. Perrett entf'rtain»d
Thursday afternoon In honor of- her
mother, .krs. Glover, it beiny her
66th bu&hday* .
Ccverr wore laid for Mesdimoe *
V.. W. in?"’ ip, W. T. Fletcher, NiC*
Sunday so ml ng. when, we saw the
Sunday Sohool Chrrste? J Me. Ira
C. Pletcher, almost driven to *a state
of inferiority aomlex faying to
teaoh Sunday Sohool songs; to children
Who didTt knew one note fX’om m-other,
We drew -bn our'-siick of. r'asembT--M36'’
ftBes: "To hegin with, we oacnov stuff
a hew yard into the hand*- no natter
how much we desH to. do so«-|f .
youe-child-has no - ear 'for mrioi nothing-
you oan do at this late late will
give him one* The'hel®< * * ■ 1 lornac,b
you hoped he would havV.w&G omitted
frons hie original make--up fud there
l.e no way by. which yuu. r‘«^ how thrust
it in," etc. .* .
&£ about ozje Q j - -'-fry tan , .
sq.cu.akol a little "flponse, we thought, Neilson, L. Blaxall, A. 0. Rich,
v'er ’ .r-lleotic/’ a oodfisunlty, E. LI Ririe. Sarar Sabey and A« J*
jehat no evalx taught • in our aohoolaiWood. ' ‘ .
Wry shhuid --I the finer --arts be 1 —-S--------M--------------
fitted frrz the cu:Eltoc,ilU:m?
■’'** ’ ' ■ ' tSee ahbve)
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THE MACGRATH TRADING COMP NY LTD.
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Magrath Store News (August 25, 1934)
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MAGRATH, ALBERTA. AUGUST 25, 1934.
All wool tweeds in fawn,
| grey and. brown, in light
and. medium shades.
Tailored to fit and made
to give long wear..
A timely buy just
before school
starts.
5.95.
When a man goes t
sleep on his job
don’t wake him,
just give the job
somebody already
awake.
Smart sport style blazers, tailored
from warm cloths that will be just
right for school. Sizes 10 .to 14.
Priced Each----—1.45
BOY’S BIB OVERALLS 1.35
Boy’s
Tweed Caps
Becoming styles for
"Little Men".
ay-
BOY "S
PULLOVER SWEATERS
For early fall wear. Also a fine
garment under the suit 1
coat in colder weather.,j J, 25 J
’3 c
PRIZES FOR SCHOOL FAIR
SECTION E CLASS 18 ...
PAIR OF RABBITS - FLASHLIGHT WITH BATTERIES - 1.00
(DONATED BY EVEREADY PRODUCTS) . '
SECTION E CLASS 5. i '
PAIR IFF BACON PIGS - [0 LBS. 0L0 HICKORY SMOKED StfLT..
(Donated by CANADIAN INDUSTRIES LTD.} ,
SECTION I CLASS |6
LAMP SHADE - I PAIR SNOWBOY HCSE 75^ '
CLASS 17 - I PR. SNOWBOY HOSE 75f!
(DONATED BY CALDWELL KNITTING CO. LTD.)
SECTION F CLASS 21
DIVINITY -< 5 LBS. ROGER’S SYRUP
SECTION D CLASS f
SHEAF OF WHEAT 1st VI JO.
2nd WHEAT NUGGETS
3rd CREAM OF WHEAT
CLASS 2
SHEAF OF OATS 1st ROLLED OATS
2nd ■ PASTRY FLOUR
3rd GERMADE
CLASS 3
SHEAF OF BARLEY 1st ROLLED OATS
2nd WHEAT NUGGETS
3rd GERMADE
CLASS 4
SHEAF OF RYE 1st PASTRY FLOUR
(DONATED BY ELLISON MILLING AND ELEVATOR CO.
SECTION H CLASS 8
HEMSTITCHED TOWEL CUTEX TRAVELLING SET
VALUE 2.00.
(DONATED BY WESTERN BARBER SUPPLY COMPANY)
SECTION H CLASS 5
ONIONS 1st HEINZ GHERKINS
SECTION B CLASS ll
PICKLING CUCUMBERS 2nd HEINZ KETCHlJf
SECTION IB ULASS [fa
TOMATOES 3rd HEINZ VINEGAR
(DONATED BY H. J. HEINZ AND COMPANY)
SECTION H CLASS t CAN OF JAM OR PCX OF
CHOCOLATES 5°f
SECTION H CLASS 2 JAM OR CHOCOLATES 5°f
(DONATED 9Y 5. E.1 Cl’ST STONES.)
ARTHUR' CRIHFlELD SEZ:
The average farmer is so comp-- 1
limented when an automobile coliee-j
tor or salesman calls on him that
he fe&ls it'his duty to sign on the
dotted line.
GENUINE -
SATIN TWILL
NAPPED BACK SHIRTS
Horsehide fronts’," Muleskin
Backs. Snap Fastaners. Pr
GLOVES)
75/
Green,
Tan,
Blue 5
Grey,
Maroon.
Have Logger Body
More Shoulder Room
And Longer Sleeves
Than Ordinary
Shirts
1.95
THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD.,
_.. "A good..place to ”_____
Magrath Store News (November 3, 1933)
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j Mrs# -'C. EL Dudley was hostewe
I Progressive :.Glub members ___ _________
afternoon -art bcr.hdme, when1,she en-."i Roy; Jensen. ’’ ' 7 •
tsrtained with a delightful hot tur- — • x ——r--» -
key dinner. Covers were' laid for
Kies Francis Taylor,' and Mesdumes
I. 1. Holman,.A. £. .Bennett, George
Card, Melvin Godfrey^ <C« A. Paul sen,
A. C. Kaylor^ A^ S. Sort on, Prank
Keep your -own secret. Don*t divide
It.With your friend to keep, .- f
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A "good neighjorhoodfl is qua la which
the. neighbors lon’y annoy aaoh ether*
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Panoy Art Tioking.
Comfortable pillows for little'-'
•-. •
mopey*' . .. .
'CHABMT1G, PURE V’ 301
BlAKBftS* '
• •
• Cosy warmoh. 'Inciting softnetc,
light weight, l<ng wear. Bound Is ON CRINKLED SPREAB '<*<*. giefinfng.-satla. ■ X
= Peach ar.d Roe- revbrsihaLe.
SIZE 72 I 100.
Bright colorful stripes eh.
Cream Ground*
Green, Gold, BosQ./Blua^,
Special at-- I.« 95
' i V- Beautiful . > t Vwi ‘
** f .
Rainbow
Tinted Silk
-cv.xfcSfi,
4> E VW’h *' ^X._
6.95. .v
Pistol Tinted 'lsidS ,
fcS.9 5.
WSZ'3 -, BL ANKETS ,. FOR. {
WIN™
\ - £•. ' 700I-, .woven from rnirle vir-
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Spread.. 5.00 •$&&-.£
•' • ROSE GROOM)-, - " —
,«*n *‘il. they
. fine tpp-
./ Size -60 x.sca
xencLId
warmth, medIutq
grey gr.a t
neat b; t striped
berG'i-
\. i Prioed -per p? ir—.^5 t.^5 -
M \WqH Known far ‘their--Comfort.
lawoesr. ’ '.: *4", •• ,M,’» ( . ■■ *
\’ Heavy* warpi'flannelette blankets, the
lUAWHSTS
»owr
>« i {bra wl-sg»»**\
kp'<9, orH ,'fy . ) t d. <. J\ \
famous IKED brand, outstanding in
luality, Shite, or Gr,ey, with pinK or
blue borders# Well-woven, soft ~ *:'
??aaious for their coisCw and service*
Priced very low-
IX/i j
TR^WSaW'TBAD'M"t? ’^.y LTD.
A good, place to trad^. ”
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Magrath Store News (December 1, 1933)
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STAFF
Faculty Advisor - Miss Houston
ISditor - Virginia Ririe
Associate Editor - Afton Matkin”
Art Editor - Beatrice Jensen
A TKCVi’dT THE TJSEK ’
Shat yon are to be, yon are now becoming.
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The&e- dear ioaehars of-ours I »
A little bird saw Mr*' Killer escorting
a beautiful young lady here
and there last week-end,. . .1 ..
The same bird hoard Mias Hanston
defending- "Hither and. 'tone11. Thanks,
Miss Houston.
■ One dark night ln3t week saw J£r.
Brown not curing to walk home alone
and’inviting eoveral young ladies to
accompany him© Ohl One Mrs- Brown
h&a better watch tnis man.
; .OTyxkTOiy TAR*Y
Some'bad, bold student discovered
the fact last Wednesday, liuvembar 22,*
that iS was Miss Honoton’s-birthday. -
Lit 3:55 the students gathered in her
[room to give honor to her on this o-oaasioh.
The lady \n thd case was “so-surprised
that aha almoat lost her ■-■
equilibrium (and1 that would be poa4-
thihg for Miss Houston.j After intro- qq^ you-TiraiglneT
dwotcry remarks 5pom our principal . ^r. Woollev.forgettirg to give an
Frauds read an original. po«a in which assignment. ' .
she threatened to tell all she knew i Kyal Fletcher, coming to the dance
about our lady teacher, but we didn’t j drunk.
.earn anything. A toa’st.was. then giwe^Xee Pickaon, Combiigghis hair,
to which Miss Houston responded la her Ririe, Condescending to spe
usual lovely manner. Eiiie jei the Ho someone in the BrIT .
Hchooliin singing "Tfrppy Birthday1, i l>ean’Bennetty having a late or the
and "She’s a jolly Good Fellow.” A few yreshie Banoe. ‘
refreshments were served, Everyone i .. ■•■- ■■ . • - • '
aeenol. to have a good time, and a finei Ralph to Duane; Are you back again?
feeling of soheol spirit prevailed. Ixi I thought you finished lost year,
saa observed -that this- day was also
important to,-Ralph and Golda.
Kelva; ..(while travelling) How long
does the train stop here? •
Train Of fi c ial:. F our. jnirut e b , lady;
two to.two to two two.
Melvax (to herself) Heavens, I wonder
if ho thinks he’s the whistle5
Bet’s be cheerful in our day,
lei’s keep on along our way;
Some/dhy you may note -■ -
When your years are far remote,,
That the way you sought to go ' ,.
Was -the best you’ll ever knew,
And. due to your-success, -
Yon? XI look back r.t McH^S©
- Edna ’palmar i Grade IE.
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!. Mr. Miller; Give me a sentence using
i the word ’vicious’"
Xijnni Best vicious for a if.»rry Christ-aass .•
La&lir HUrkef- .« By hsr- armful of books
Grace Stephenson - By Xee /3u'*ker» •.
Brtana; X did but the teachers anchored!
me. 1 ... 7". •-H
PET PHRASES
Hearing "pet. phrase s"- aroung the
school has aroused the indignation O"
some of the-students..£heue students
have no.senftoof minor and don’t appreciate
the "spice of ;Xife"l Kara
axe a few familiar snatches heard in
M.E.So ■' ............... •••* ' - ■.
LeRoy Sheridan; Stack around, we’re
11 going to have-soup. • • ,-
GladyB Xletcher; Oh octtonl
Don Hark-r: I haintt got. none.
Alice SmithiSupergabslapshis,
Marjorie Jrjmes :By Cra&kieJ
Mr. Brown; You-Raecal.
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jWHBxTIOF BASK2TBAX-X- GAstS
AT HIGH SCHOOL
25023>AJr h"LCrHT.
jBtforC S-3® C» £.0-149
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Magrath Store News (August 15, 1940)
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MORE MILES PER DOLLAR.
6.00-16 guard. 4 ply.
7.00
5.50- 17 4 ply.
200.00
or imprisonment or Loth.
All th 'lose who have naturalized of
European origin can aid registration by
bringing their naturalization, japers.
Any persons confined to their homos
on account of illness can upon submitting
a ^^01’' s certificate arrange to have
them rsii'stsrsi in their homos.
There is still need for mart voluntary
registrars. You can aid CtiJt^i's War
Effort by volunteering you services to
either J. J. St-ang or G. G. Toolleey at
once.
-■-Signed J. J- Strang,
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Mss Jism Jensen of Ogden, Utah, is
a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ny.a1
Fletcher.
Mr. Ail Mrs. Barton Poulson and family
of Nelson, B. C. are visiting relatives
___ and_ frionds" in Magrath.______________ ___
coliman
INSTANT LIGHT
Ivory and brown baked enamel finish.
Cop'pon■-bee'rtng steel tank. Weeded
wire grates. Dimensions 2°-" X I4""
end 6-y" high.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Overn and family
have Just returned from a-vacation-aat
"'Qe'^.u.kk’wii.
Made with strong
galvanized vire-
Bound around top
with leather and
fastener's.
and around top.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fowler of Edmonton
were visiting in Maa^th. ‘fyne is a
member of the 49th RegimenS.
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Mr. and Mrs. M. F. R. Lloyd, Mr. -nd
Mrs. Mauuice Lloyd and son Rmn.ld, and
Mr. Chhal-es Lloyd spent the wack-end in
Celgnry.
Braced instie NOTICE
Red Gross Officers. There MU be an.
tbpootgst meeting, Monday, August 12th,
at 3 p.M in the Town HaJ.l.
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WiT ADS
•Sales- 1 dining room suite, buffet,
6 chairs and round extension table, finished
in golden oak. 16.5u to $30. 75.
--Ladies Ready-To-Wear Deet. 2nd Floor.
THE MAGHATH TRWITP CO. LTD,
"A tgood place to tr^de.
Magrath Store News (July 28, 1934)
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MAOIRATH, ATBERTA.
BALBRIGGAN COMBINATIONS
Styled, to the choice of the vast
number who prefer an undergarment
with the convenience of long -
legs and the comc^o^t of short
........ .... 1.00 a case, with express 2»20 to SO CKS .. SPECIAL Pr • Mag-ath. There is . a heavy crop of
apples and pears in B. C. but a poor
THE MAGRATH TRADD-NG-COMP-ANY LTD.
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Sportster
Caps
Whte or Tan. 70,/
A New Stock.
FANCY COTTON DRESS
good place to trade.
JOTY 2?, 1934,
Priced Low
Black Only
Get In * . • . . A •
The Swim.’
You won't feel
so chilly after
a swim when
you we ?ar an
all wool suit.
Neat fittnig
speed style.
1. 95
Boy's & Hen's
Cotton Bathing Suits
Navy with Red Trim.
60/ and 75/.. -
BOYS' LEATHER, GLO VE S
Horse hide Fronts with Mie skin
Backs or A.1 Peccary Suede..
50, 60 & 65 Pair-.
uueskin Globes
For Stooking.
40 and 44^$, Pr.
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