| 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. PHONES-. OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-306; STORE HOURS: MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY .8 A.M. - 6 Poll-. WEDNESDAY o„. = »8 A.M. to 1 P.M. . SATURDAY.8 A.M. - 7 PalL THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23rd, 1969 . . .MAGRATH, ALBERTA Save now on your choice of Fall and Winter Jackets - all popular fabrics and styles» __ __ ■ regular $19.95 - $35.95 .• <> 10% OFF 'ODDS-ENDS 1 rack of Men’s Jackets — odds and ends in Corduroys, Nylons, Corded Terylenes, Western REGULAR $8.95 - $29.95 . WOLSEY TURTLE NECKS, V NECKS AND CARDIGANS. $13.95 - $22.95 . X X X M MX XX XXX4HBHH8HHBH< X X X X XX X-X-M-XX-X-X-Z-DAYS SKIDOO SUITS ONE PIECE SKIDOO SUITS - FULLY INSULATE’ The latest in Young Men’ a Jhnt Fashions - Days "Never Press” in plain shades of Gold, Loden, also Checks. . . | Loafer Special Men’s "Mohican” Penny I Loafer. Hand sewn. I REG. $21.95 . | 755 TO KEEP WARMTH IN - COLD OUT. FRONT. REGULAR $35.95 . ZIPPER X X X XX X XX LINED GLOVES etc. Warmly lined Leather Gloves in popular styles. Also see the pile lined "Big Daddy" leather mitts. PRICED FROM . 195 p95 Qolf Shoe Sale Sturdy Golf Shoes by Greb. Save now on this BIG SPECIAL. REGULAR $15.95 «•••••••••••••• 9 MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE Funeral services for the late Clarence Jensen were held in the Alberta Stake Chapel Cardston, Wednesday, October 15th with Bishop Lo Bo Tanner officiating. Family prayer was offered by Elder Wilbur Nelson, Opening song was rendered by the 3rd Ward Quartette followed by Invocation offered by A, C. Sache, Pres, Heber Jensen read the biography of the deceased and speaker for the service was Elder Cal Alston, Bishop Tanner sang "In the Garden" and the closing hymn was rendered by the 3rd Ward Quartette« Magnus Jensen offered the benediction, Fhllbearers were Rodney, Stanley, Iynn, Reed and linn Jensen and Evan Nelson, The graveside prayer was given by Einer Jensen. Interment took place in the Cardston cemetery. The late Mr. Jensen passed away suddenly in Ifegrath, Sunday, October 12th at the age of 70 years. Bom in Spring City, Utah thy 13th, 1899, he came to Cardston at an early age, later moving to Ifegrath where he had resided until his passing. Survivors include three daughters Mrs, W,P. (Dorothy) Nelson of Great Falls, Mont., Mrs. Peter (Ruth) Morrison of Pincher Creek, Mrs, James (Kaye) Imes of Spirit River, Alberta; four sons Wayne of Cremona, Alberta Eddie of Claresholm, Ray of Cardston and DeVoe of Swan Hills; 27 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren; two sisters Mrs. Verna Jensen of Cardston, Mrs, Ray (Edith) Talbot and a brother Lindon Jensen of Cardston. • OOO Robert Bruce Bnl1ick, age 10 years, son of Beverly (Holladay) and Clayton Bulli.ck, passed away Sunday, October 12th in Calgary General Hospital after a lengthy illness. Funeral service was held in the Forest lawn Immanuel Lutheran Church on Wednesday, October 15th with Rev. A.G. Granberg officiating. fellbearers were Don Graham, Ed Yerman, Ben Felker, Vem Sandersen, Glen Watson and Eldon Walls. Interment was in Forest Lawn cemetery. Bruce leave.s to mourn his passing his parents, four brothers and one sister, paternal grandparents Mr, and Mrs, Howard Builink and great grandmother Mrs, Robert Bui 1 i r.k of Coronation, maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Wren Hol1aday and great grandmother Mrs. Kate Morrow of Magrath. It is estimated that the people of the United States spend approximately one billion dollars each year for medication against the common cold - despite the fact that there is still no cure for the cold. Not many of us follow the advice of the great English doctor, Sir Willi am Osler who said "The best way to treat a cold is with contempt i'1 We still keep trying to get rid of its distressing and exhausting effects. Mr, and Mrs. Garth Coleman attended graduation exercises Saturday, October 17th at the University of Alberta, Calgary branch when her son-in-law Grant Fisher received his doctorate in Education. Dr, Fisher is presently Assistant Dean at the Junior College at Red Deer. He is married to the former Elaine Harker. Mr. and Mrs. F, F, Balderson have as their guests their son Dr. Robert Balderson and friends Dr, Donald O’Connor and Dr, Don Bigelow all of Ottawa who arrived by Air Canada Thursday to enjoy hunting arid Dr. Balderson will visit friends and relatives in the district. They leave Sunday to return to their homes. CARD OF THANKS: We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to all those who sent cards, letters, flowers and other expressions of sympathy in our recent loss of son and grandson, Bruce Bui 1 i r.k, Beverly and Clayton Bui 1 i ck Wren and Isabel! Holladay. CARD OF THANKS; We wish to express our sincere thanks to everyone who helped in any way during our recent bereavement, to those who sent flowers, cards and food to the homes, and for the many acts of kindness and sympathy extended to us. Special thanks to Bishop Tanner, Elder Cal Alston, the doctors of the Magrath Hospital, Mrs. Gladys Broberg and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Long for the assistance they rendered. The Jensen Families, & Mrs. Ardella Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. David Araki of Lethbridge are the proud parents of a son bom October 17th in St. Michael’s Hospital, Lethbridge. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Araki of Magrath and Mr, and Mrs,. Richard Kirk of Lethbridge. WIFE: "I don’t have a single new thing to wear. If any of your business associates came over, they’d think I was the cook." HUSBAND; ’’Not if they stayed for dinner." SAVE ON THE 10% OFF SAIE ON MEN’S & BOYS JACKETS, Men’s Boys Wear Dept,MAGRATh TRADING COMPANY LTD. 95 COSTUMES.- Assorted fashions I KiDDLWO j "DEE DEE" TOPS - Little Girls plaid iwith plain trim. Wear with slims & ¡skirts. Blue, Green, Rose. 4 - 6X I JUMP SUITS; Kiddies 100% Stretch Nylon with 1 ful1 zipper front, long sleeves i Pink. Red 18 mos i'.H.'di’ Thickly napped Terry Towel® designed to enhance your Bathroom* Assorted design® la Pink, Blue, Gold, Yellow* t 9 F\ 98Ctor5 ||||||/ X XX X X X XX XK*mWHHé As popular this season as ever before, the hand tooled Leather Handbags - handsomely designed for little girlw as well as "big" girls. Ladies will love the big roomy compartments« Husbands - please note these make ideal Christmas gifts. TO Dai nty lace accents these beautiful nylon tricot slips. Assorted styles in full length, shadow panelled slips with nylon lace lavishly displayed on bodice and hem. KIDDIES1 LOCKETS: Tiny dolls in assorted styles on long chains; Assorted signs - "Welcome", "Sock it to me", "Cool it", "Dead End" etc. displayed on chain. Qg £ COIFFURE & WIG DOMB; Extra sturdy, sure grip handle for keeping coiffures in neat condition. HAIR SET PROTECTOR Especially designed for while you sleep, wear under shower cap, swim caps, over wet curlers. Absorbs moisture. Assorted flower designs, ' MAGRATh TRADING COM. ANY 00 See the Koret of Calif— ornia Co - Ordinates in 00 Fashions for up. Trim, well tailored G.W.G. Plaid Flares in Blues & Greens . 3 . in Misses and ^.095 up* 95 up. i NEW ITEMS HAVE BEEN ADDED TO THE I HALF PRICE TABLES AND RaCKS OF j DRESSES, SLACKS AND BLOUSES, etc | We invite you to browse through i our Upstairs Dept. COATS JACK RTS Beautiful new styles have arrived for the coming season ladies full length and three quarter length Dress Coats eluding man-made fur fabrics, wools, tweeds. Plain and fur trimmed. See the handsome new arrivals. MISSES aND LADIES DRESS JaCKETS, wools fur fabrics. P / Children’s, Misses and Ladies Sport Jackets FALL .WINTER DRESSES New arrivals in "Style Queen" dresses - one and two piece creations as well as Petite fashionso Lovely new fabrics including popular washable fortrels and polyester fabrics VI Reanti fully tailored, longer length. ■ < ■ V-H’l PRICED FROM. I I Just arrived to add a touch of glamour to your new Fall and Winter ensemble - or dress up a "last year’s" creation with a new pin or fashionable chain jewelry Earrings, Fins & Earrings, and matching earrings It HI li IHI Illi 11 III 11 III! IIIHI III H1IIJ ll II 1111 II 11 tH IHII II. . III lill III1IIIHHP llllill! 111IIIII111 111 III 11II Ull Hill III III I Uli III HI 111 11111 BE PREPARED Fr?R WINTER WEATHER - PURCHASE Y0¥R WINTER FOOTWEAR NOW ARE NOW IN STOCK. ] f. NEW "KAUFMAN" SNOW BOOTS NEW STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM. Latest in "Pant" and ladies. Navy Denim Flare Legs by Wrangler O Sportswear Milady. Knitted Pants, Sweaters, Vests and Pullovers in co-ordinating colors ' of Honey, Green, Black and Brown. Choose plain colored pants and match them with a- ■ - . r- striped sweater, d 195 MAGRATh TRADING CODRANY LTD. COSTUMES: Assorted fashions. *. 11 DEE DEE11 TOPS — Little Qi rl a plaid ■with plain trim* Wear with slims & skirts* Blue, Green, Rose* 4 - 6X JUMP SUITSt Kiddies 100% Stretch Nylon with | | full zipper front, long sleeves* Blue) 1 | Fink) Red* IB mos* 2 yrs,.**.***i PT 95 i LADIES MAGRAT TRADING COM HANY LTD. A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE town hall news (o’? no news) No noTrri mtT ons, no town election. Alden- men all returned unanimously. The mosquitos are all driven out of town, tfey the councilmen now rest in peace, Three sck!"c years or more there waB a cradle in our home. A saying at that time was "the hand that rocked the cradle, ruled the world". Now there are no more cradles/1 , Today we have Atheism, Communism, Socialism, etc. and what have you? Mrs, MT Tier at thV’'‘checkout" said several people have asked her where in town they could get a bed for the night. Something for the Town Council to dream over. "Honey production in Alberta in 1968 hag been placed at 10,230,'000'pounds,'vdludd at $1,432,000." • This year Fred Reil, Lhgrath, harvested 17,000 pounds of honey. The bees stayed in Mrs. Ririe’s flower garden one day only. ’ We should have a little honey coming but Fred couldn’t see it that way. The bottom havirlg' dropped out of wheat, bees may be a good substitute. NOTICE: Chinook District Sr.'outs will present a "FamT Ty Fun Night" Friday, October 24th at 7 P.M. in the Raymond Cultural Hall. Films and games will be going on all evening. Come out, bring the family. Scouts and Cubs will be seiTT ng tickets. NOTICE: The Magrath U.C.’W. is holding a Tea and Pantry Sale Saturday, October 25th in the Lions Club Room from 2—5 P.M. Meat Pies will be a specialty of the bake table. Lunch will be sold. Everyone is invited to attend. WANTED; lady to clean house once a week. Phone 758-3136 after 6 P.M. Sue Kado. WANTED: Recipe for making Grape jelly from Welch’s grape juice. Please leave at News Office. NOTICE: Badminton will resume for the season Wednesday October 29th at 8 P.M. in the United Church Hall. REMINDER - The Del Bonita 4 H Beef Club Re-organization meeting -crill be held this Saturday, Oct. 25th in the Del Bonita United Church Hall at 1 P.M. “ Patients in the Magrath Hospital during the past week include Mr. George Heathershaw, Mrs. Cheryl Hansen, Mrs. Alvira Bridge, Ireta Dahl, Mr. Carl Jorgensen, Mrs. Jferie Stevenson, Angela Burkholder, Mrs. Lfeureen Rasmussen, Mrs. Estella Karren, and Mrs. Trelma McNeally. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Poulsen returned from Utah where they attended Conference in Salt lake City and visited with their son and daughter-in-law Mr, and Mrs. Richard Poulsen of Provo, St, Joseph's Catholic Church, Magrath was the scene of a lovely Fall wedding recently when Father L. Roberts united in marriage Rose Niznikowski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Niznikowski of Magrath and Leslie Bakos, son of Mr. and Mrs, S.L. Peta of Calgary. Mrs. Irene Gruninger presided at the organ, Mrs. Stephonie Ponomar, sister of the bride was matron of honor and bridesmaids wet?.Mig$.D9rothy.Schulz-Steffen, Miss Liz. Golda and Miss Julianne Peta, sister of the groom, all of Calgary. Mr, Walter Niz— nikowski, brother of the bride, was best man and ushers were Leslie Fekete, Elmer Megyes making their home in Lethbridge. Mr, and Mrs. Dale Shelton of Lewistown, Montana visited with friends and relatives in Magrath during the weekend, guests of her parents Mr, and Mrs. Jack Spring. J ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Smith Ackroyd accompanied by Mrs. Irene Strang left recently to visit aIlcj Jerry Reti all of Taber, relatives in the U„SO • ■ A wedding reception was held' in the , . . General Grant Room of the El Rancho with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Heathershaw of Chicago. •John-Schneyder as Ifester of Cérémonies, arrived during the weekend to visit with FnT 1 owing a honeymoon spent-in the his uncle Mr. George Heathershaw who is’ a’ ' 'United States and Montreal, the happy couple patient in the Magrath Hospital, are > Mr. and Mrs. Phil Drab of Ladysmith, B.’C. are visiting /her brother—in—law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Ken Owens. Ron the Rick Neilson was home from University at f°r Pocatello, Idaho during the weekend to visit^» his parents Mr., and Mrs. Blaine Neilson. ’ ’ . • ’ \ NEW FALL & WINTER COaTS à JACKETS HAVE ARRIVED UPSTAIRS, A fa newelT testimonial for Neil Bly, of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bly was held in Magrath L.D.S. Chapel recently. Speakers the service included Mr. and'Mrs. Bly, Robert Rasmussen, Neil and Bishop Iferk Dahl, . , . _ The young missionary will serve in the southern California Mission Field,MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. TOP QUALITY - BURNS CAMPFIRE SIDE FOR SALE; Automatic Oil Gun Furnace® Burner long style nozzle® Pump type with electric ignition and all controls® Used 3 years0 $75.00. Bert Gibb. LEFT IN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GYM KITCHEN - after Joan and Barrie Steed’s wedding reee eption - a pair of ladies white shoes. Owner pleaue notify Melva Christensen. FOR SALE; 20 Passenger School Bus. Ideal for camper. Good condition. $350° Ph. 758-6693» Bi.11 Zimmerman. FOR SALE; 3 Natural Gas heaters in good condition - one 12,000 B.T.U., one 15,00*5 B.T.U. one 30,000 B.T.U., less than 1/2 price. John Thompson. Ph. 758-6672. Husband home from work: 11 Good news dear. I have two tickets to the theater." Wife: "Oh good. I’ll start dressing right away0 Husband: Good idea. The tickets are for tomorrow night." NOTICE: The Magrath Lions Club is onte again conducting the annual canvas for funds for the C.N.I.B. (Sanadian National Institute for the Blind). Jfegrath citize»» have been most generous with their donations in past campaigns, please continue to help in this worthy cause. MAGRATH PARK THEATRE NEWS: Friday and Sat-_ urday October 24th and 25th "HANNIBAL BROOKS" in color starring Michael J. Pollard and Oliver Reid. Running time - 110 minutes. Coming "Heart Is a Lonely Hunter". FOR SALE: Child’s complete crib. Suitable for child up to three years of age. Contact Mrs. Cowie after 5 P»M. at 758— 6544, Jfegrath. FOR SALE; Good Holstein Milk cow, fresh in a week. See Glen or Earl Gurney. FOR SALE; Wabasso "Imperfect" Sheets - never press, size 81x100, REG. $4.95 Yor $3«95» Dry Goods Dept- MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD I1 BEANS^-^ PORK GOODNESS M E Ô for xi BEANS L IB Bï ' S 14 oz. PORK 4for 991 1 NESTLES QUICK c INSTANT MILK : r: CHOCOLATE DRINK, 2# ALBERTA GOLD 5# 79! mH. CHEESE SLICES : XI Ï STAFFORD’S APPIÈ 3 OO for ALBERTA GOLD 3 oz s Xs MIX OR MATCH - Fancy Golden Delicious, Fancy Red Delicious, Fancy Jfec Intosh Fancy Spartons . 7 n ^5 _ ’’ALOHA” Vac Pack, 13 oz
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