| 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: STORE HOURS: OFFICE. 21 . ®OCERIES 364 . DRY GOODS 124 Monday, Tuetday, Thursday and Friday Wednesday ,.i. 8 AiM* to 1 P.Mi .Saturday . Thursday, July 23, 1964 *. . . . HARDWARE 34 ,.8 AiM; to 6 P.M. .8 A.M»,to 7 P.M. Ifegrath, Alberta. Dry Çoods Dept. Ë MID SUMMER EÊ - , FLANNELETTE BLANKETS :" ”Chinook” Brand thickly napped Flannelette Blankets with ’' •• - - - - - - in pink or blue. Whipped ends. SIZE: 80x90 . (j}99 attractively colored borders ' Completely washable, mothproof* SIZE: 70x90 UHlIliinilllllilUIHlIHlItlIllUtlIihhliilliHHfflItfia I RRUUGGSS ï I Thick Chenille Rugs I that can be used as I Bath" Ifets, Scatter I Rugs, etc. Rubber I backing prevents I slipping. ' COLORS - ¡Red, Grey, Rose, I Coral, Gréen. and [Turquoise. Wonder-jfully washable. [SIZE: 21x36. |98 TniHiHiiiiuinmutmiiniiuHiuiHiiiHHiiiuHliiihiiiiHiur I Ê R F - iHIIUIHlHtll flHHHUmHUHHIlIHliniUitllilHiitiUllIIHlHHHHt ES E Ë Ê BLENDED BLANKETS.- Tex-made ^Kingston” Blankets, blended of itodern fibres. Moth proof, non alergic, and light weight yet provides plenty of warmth. Wide satin'binding, COLORS:. Pink, Green, Yellow, Ifeuve, White and Turquoise,. REGULAR $6.98 PILLOW SLIPS; Richly embroidered percale Pillow Slips in solid floral design or colored borders with design. TOWEL SETS Gift boxed Sets - 3 pieces including Bath Towel, Hand Towel and Wash Cloth. Serene printed floral designs including Daisy and Tulips in attractive displays 6n background colors of White, Yellow, Pink or Green, E E X set. DEEP PILE RUGS Glamorous Math Rugs & Seat Covers for your Bathroom. ’Lusciously soft — with' a fur-defep pile. Non skid back. Machine washable, fluff up ■ - - soil. Heavenly in Pink or Blue. ’ FT RUGS- 18x30 .^ like new. Resist ’ bathroom or bedroom. ' SEAT COVERS S TAKF, ADVANTAGE OF THE BLANKET SALE IMMEDIATELY. LASTS ONE WEEK ONLY. SAVE NOW, Hardware SAVINGS SUPERBu. TAKE YOUR PARADE PICTURES MONDAY. EXCELLANT HOLIDAY PICTURE TAKING VALUES.GET YOURS NOW. ECONOMI PACK BLACK AND WHITE, COLOR SLIDES AND COLORED PRINTS y y * - ANSCO COLOR SLIDES - complete with film, processing, mounting* REGULAR $4.39 VALUE .*. * 127* 620, 120 ECONOMI PACK - Black and -white film and printing KODACQIDR PACK - includes Kodacolor film, processing, printing and developing. REGULAR $6.21 VALUE. . USED I Appliances REFRIGERATORS . USED MC CLARY REFRIGERATOR: 7 cu. ft. In Al condition. ONLY.RQ35 USED WESTINGHOUSE FRIG: In good working condition. OKU.39^6 . RANGES WESTERN HOLLY: Deluxe'Gas Range featuring autoiiiatic clock controlled oveni 60 minute minute-minder, pilot lights on all burners, Has the high priced Harper Wyman centre simmer burners - plus - middle griddle for frying, etc, ALL THESE FEATURES FOR ONLY . GENERAL ELECTRIC RANGE: 36” Electric Range with 2 spacious storage drawers. All wiring, switches and elements in Al condition* iHlIIMIIIIMIUIHIIillllllinilUllllltlunnitllUlllllllHlllllllilllUHIIIIilllillllllllllflllllMIIIIIHiulltllMlllllllKlIHIIhHItllllKIIIIIMHIIHUHIIHlMllnitUllllh Mr, and Mrs. John Helm of Colfax, Wash, arrived Monday to visit her father Mr. Hugo Hillmer, brothers ' Harry, Leonard and Ernie Hillmer and their families, other’relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Coleman and daughter Betty Jane of Peace River accompanied by Mrs. Iydia Anderson have returned to Tfegrath following a holiday in Salt Lake City and Provo, Utah. ' Mr, and Mrs, Russel Rice and son Ernie of Stockton, California arrived Saturday to visit relatives including their parents Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Rice and Mr, and Mrs. Harry Austin. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Bridge Jr. of Raymond are the proud parents of twins — a son and a daughter, born Saturday, July 18th. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. H, Bridge and Mr. and Mbs. Wallace Dudley all of Magrath. Merlin Mill er of Edmonton’is visiting his parents Mr, and Mrs, Frank P. Miller, BARBECUES 24” BARBECUE with adjustable grill height* g95 18" BARBECUE with adjustable grill height. A} 75 16" PORTABLE BARBECUE --- r\r .3^ SEE THE SET OF 6 PATIO LIGHTS - ADD A GAY • ROMANTIC TOUGH. CITRONELLA ADDED. $2.‘98 set.’ ' SADDLES PARADE SPECIAL — embossed leather saddle featuring.padded seat. REGULAR $129.95 ROPER SADDLE: For the all »round stockman. REGULAR $169.95 . roper and 14^35- Mrs. Elaine Sabey and children of Champaign, Hl. are visiting " relatives in Jfegrath and district. ONE LITTLE LAMB* ' Jn a fifty acre pasture wit' variety of luscious g? : including white dutch clover, this little lamb, with many others, was really in clover. ’ With sheep and all farming operations one must inspect often. We neglected to give this pasture the usual once-over. We found a lamb with his head caught in a woven wire fence. How long the lamb was there we could not say. When free, it’s neck was bent and he ran side ways. As with man — so with sheep - grass always.looks greener on the other side of the fence. , IT IS LATER THAN YOU THINK When you see advertisements "Wanted - Custom Swathing and Combing" and some fields of winter wheat ready to harvest. Ray Harker on the East and Stella Karren on the West, .i. NOT HALF HAS BEEN TOLD. ' ’ A special writer in the Herald has an article telling all about the blue lupins, the deer and at elope along the Milk River Ridge« like the Blue Bells of Scotland. From the McIntyre Ranch South to the boundry ¿nd East and West the range land is blue as far as the eye can see. What the Herald writer didn’t tell you was that in Merck’s Veterinary Manual lupins are listed under poisonous plants - ^affected afiimals, sheep also cattle and horses. Eating of pods with seeds frequent cause of poisoning", etc. One day at Twin River we had twenty lambs die in short order. Poisoned. It is presumed the mothers ate the lupins and the lambs got the poison from the mother’s milk. Four leaf mallow and pea vines from ^ilos work the same way — the moth eh* s milk. ' The special writer didn’t inention that the McIntyre Ranch is a game sanctuary. Rockport Colony joins the'Ranch oh the North. A Magrath hunter shot three deer on their side Of the fence in'one day. Hunters will wait until a deer jumps the fence on the Rockport side, then shoot it. There is always the other sideJ , . 4 MY 3 1 1 FAVORITE RECIPE. M. Christensen. 1 envelope gelatine cup cold water egg whites 2/3 cup sugar . • cup'boiling water 20 graham wafers crushedM. Dahl has rejoined the staff. Please note tbs. lemon rind. ' Soften gelatihe in cold water, dissolve in boiling water, add sugar, pinch of salt and lemon rind. Chill this until nearly set and then beat well. Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites and let set until firm, SAUCE; 2 egg yolks beaten until lemon color. Add 1/3 cup sugar, 1 tbs. lemon rind and 2 tbs, lemon juice (fresh lemons). Just before serving mix sauce with lg cups whipped cream. Serve in sherbet dishes in alternate layers of sauce, graham wafers and NOTICE: the Magrath-Raymond Medical Clinic. Dr.S.C. Brewerton has gone to Hawaii fôr 1 year. Dr. There has been a change of’staff’att office hours are from 1:30 tó 5*30 P.M. Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursday^, Fridays and Saturdays. The office is open for making appointments mornings from 10:00 A.M, to 12 noon. Thank you. . S. Kado. , At the George T. Dudley feed lot Don H. Ruttan of CardSton witched, then drilled a flowing well, 130 feet deep flowing 200 gallons per minute. •♦•••• Wfr.LT. " DRTT.LTNG — witched or drilled as you chilled'gelatine znirture (3 alternate layers) Srilìta^'te^ton • MAGRATH JULY 27th CELEBRATION PROSIAM . 7:30 A.M.’ Phncake Breakfast at Del Bonita, 9:30 A.M, Road Opening Cememonies. 11:30 A.M, MAGRATH PARADE (please do not park any cars on the West side of Main Street from Magrath Trading Co. to Tanners Sash and Door previous to paradé). Children meet at the Bank comer. All other parade entries assemble at the Ball Park. Every child will . receive 10$ and balloon.' Following is the Parade Entries'and Prize Money' COMMERCIAL FLOAT - $7.50, $5. FRATERNAL FLOAT — $7.50, $5. 3353 DECORATED CAR - $5, $3» BEST DECORATED HORSE à RIDER under 16 - $2, $1. BEST DECORATED HORSE à RIffiR 16 and over $2, $1. BEST DECORATED CROUP OF HORSES 2 or MORE $3, BEST NOVELTY SENIOR SECTION $3. BESx DECCRATED BICYCIE $1, 75$, 50$. BEST DECORATED GROUP OF BICYCLES 2 OR MORE $1 75$ 50$. REST DECORATED BOY $1 75$ 50$. BEST DECORATED GIRL $1 75$ 50$. BEST DECORATED GROUP 2 or MORE $1 75$ 50$. BEST DECORATED TRICYCLE $1, 75$ 50$. Novelty $1 75$. Following thè parade Swimming Competition and Barbecue at the Swimming Pool. 2100 - 3:00 Kids Races. 3-5 P.M. Horse Racing (Saddle Club) followed by Ball Game between Magrath Midgets and Lethbridge Elks (15-16-17 yr, olds). Dance in the Assembly Hall with Patey’s Orchestra Monday night® « x x In aHrii +.1 on to the free pancake breakfast and exchange of coats of arms at the border there will be a competition and prizes for best old time costume, single man and woman, couple and family with a ladies exhibition from Cutbank. Also a fly pas 0 p nes. & good display of flags is requested. Please,bring your Union Jacks and Ensigns-. The Magrath Pony League won the Chinook League Tournament recently when 8 teams " competed. They meet Pincher Greek tonight, Thursday in a double header 4 P.M, & 6 Ki to determine the championship for the two zones. . • If any'beet workers around want work call 21 or 59. ■ Dr, and Mrs. Robert Balderson and family left Tuesday, July 14th to return to their home in' Ottawa following a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F,FO Baldersone NOTICE: Three girls would like a ride to Edmonton this weekend . Phone49 Hoys' L' ’ to Mr. and Mrs. Don Bourne and family of Calgary were Magrath visitors during the weekend. LITTLE BOYS - Swim Trunks for Little Boys - striped cotton terry cloth, nylon lastex, satin lastex. Assorted colors, sizes 2 to 6x, j BOYS ■ . Swim Suits for Bigger Boys in stretch knits, satin lastex and popo- lin stretch in your choice of trunk or boxer trunk styles. Assorts ed colors. I4^ to MENS Men’s Satin lastex and pop-o—lin stretch Swim Suits styles'by popular Jantzen. 1 --- --- --- colors. S.M.L. . ‘' i - including briefs and boxer trunks in assorted 595 Mr. and Mrsl Art Weideman of Lewistown Mont* are visit*-1 ing relatives in Magrath and district including Mr, and Mrs. LaMar Bennett. Mr, and Mrs, Charles Cox who are moving from California back to Provo, Utah called in Magrath at the home of Mrs. Leah Hamilton. CARD OF THANKS: We would like to sincerely thank everyone who expressed such kindness ' to us in so many ways during the sickness and passing of our beloved Dad» Phry Erickson, Nary Jane and Ross Wilde. SUMMER BOYS STRAWS Light weight straw hats for Boys. Smart snappy brim with gay feather trim. MENS U OR K HELMETS: Light weight cork sun helmets with adjustable band. Cool and comfortable. BOYS CANVAS RUNNING"SHOES - BLACK OR WHITE, STURDY CONSTRUCTION. SIZES - Infants 4 to 13 • SPECIAL. | 50 CARD OF THANKS: May I take this opportunity to thhnk the doctors and entire staff of the hospital for their care and many kindnesses to me durifig my stay there. Also those who sent cards, brought gifts or flowers and came to see me. A special thank you to Marsha Gibb and Cameron Wilde, Hoyd Sabey. Pat Godionton, son of Mr, and Mrs, Bi IT Godionton of the McIntyre Ranch captured the grand championship at the Lethbridge Exhibition 4-H Calf Club Show Tuesday with his Hereford calf, Pat won over more than'200 entries including 20 Club champions. It was the third year in , a row the grand champion has come from the Del Bonita Border 4 H Beef Club, Reserve grand champion went to Russel Rasmussen, son of Mr, and Mrs, Ivan Rasmussen also of the Del Bonita Club, in inter-club competition Pat won grand championship, Russel reserve and Beverly Rasmussen third with Linda Godionton winning showmanship. "Toughie" Dress " Socks by Monarch. Nylon stretch in assorted shades’' including White, ' Black, Grey, Fawn, Navy, Blue. Summer silks, SIZES: Upstairs r ■ ‘ BESSES LADIES SUMMER STYLES , Cottons & Ginghams, crisply tailored linens, printed amels, printed arnel jerseys. 10 to 24^. . . . 750 te2900 ■ DAN RIVER COTTONS - Cool, comfortable Dan River Cotton Ginghams in smart checks,' stripes and plaids» Wash and iron so edsily* Smart “ noon and daytime wear* SIZES 10 to 18 g. BABY DRESSES ■ New Baby Dresses in dainty nylon and terylene. Also Toe cottons. Dainty pastel colors and white. Ideal items. 'UQJ. Q° up* for afternew Tic gift GIRLS LADIES "GET‘IN THE SWIM OF SUMMER ENJOYMENT" with a‘new Swim Suit. Jantzens smart stretch knits included* LITTLE GIRLS SWIM SUITS'- gingham "sun dress" styles as well as stretchy lastex. | Qg Mr* and Mrs* Lloyd Handley have returned from a two I week holiday. Enroute to Banff-Jasper they called on Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gomm-erud at Allingham, also visited points in B.C. Mrs. Jean Blumell of Calgary attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Minnie Dow in Martin Bros. Chapel Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Hovey and daughter Karen of Calgary and Miss Dixie Hovey who is employed at the Pal-iser Hotel were weekend guests at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lon Hovey. Miss Irene Hocking of Calgary was a weekend visitor at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hocking. Mr. and Mrs. Terxy Hogan and Tuesday. Juiy 28th"from 7-9 P.M. to which everyone” is invited to attend . 'iiaresKwiwsumW' SUMMER U up. up. • • • • “ • * • " • * * * • • • • Mr. and Mrs. Bert Toomer have as their guests her sister Mrs; Helen McRitchie and Mrs, T.i Ilian Harwood both of Moose Jaw, Sask. , v .<• . < c- • ’ ■ ' SEE THE POPULAR COTTON KNIT PLAY SUITS FOR GIRIS - TWO * PIECE SHORTS AND PEDDLE PUSHER SETS WITH CONTRASTING TOPS. A GOOD CHOICE OF COLORS; '~ QQ Sizes 2 to 14 . to The marriage of Miss Sandra Shepperd and Mr. Ronald Critchfield took place Wednesday July 22nd in the Manti Temple. A wedding reception honoring Sandra and Ronnie will be held' in the banquet room of the Tfegrath Assembly Hall family of Nanaimo B.'C. are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Clifton. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Mikado . accompanied by neices Pattie and Judy Mikado have returned home following a motor trip to B.C, Mrs. Helen Parasuik and daughter Debbie of Edmonton are visiting her mother Mrs. Anna Pashuk and brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Walt Pashuk. Jay Dickson of Toronto arrived during the weekend to join his wife Marjorie and family in visiting relatives including her mother Mrs. Olive James. Enjoy Summer Holidays - especially if you’re travelling — in a comfortable pair of Slims. You can relax in a pair of 100% Cotton S-T-R—E-T-C—H SlimS - in popular shades of Tan, Pink, Blue, Red White, Black, Brown. r- nr up. Mrs. Stanley Toomer accompanied herrtrother Mr. Hollis Bingham on a motor trip to B. C. FOE SALE: Weaner pigs, Roy Thompson Ph R713« FOR SALE: Raspberries. Sophia Bezprozwanna. WANTED; Custom swathing and c lining. Contact Norris Tomlinson, Ph. R7O7. NOTICE: ^e Bank of Montreal will remain closed all day Monday, July 27th, STAKE FIRESIDE - Everyone is cordially invited to attend Stake Fireside Friday, August 7 at 8 P.M, at the Raymond Recreational Hall. A"film of talks by Stirling W. Sill and Mark E, Peterson, also 3 musical numbers. No charge and a pleasant evening assured. FOR RENT; 3 bedroom home. All conveniences. Ph, 145 before 1 P.M. or after 6 P*M. REMINDER - Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic Wednesday, July 29th in the Welling LDS Recreation Hall from 5*30 to 9 P.M. . . FOR SALE: 15’ lead in antena, $4*50* Contact Earl Tomlinson Jr. FOR SALE: Two bedroom home, all facilities and basement. Ph, 113» - ' WANTED TO RENT;Modem home. Vem I^rkins, Ph, 752-3091 Raymond or contact Flaman Motors FOR SALE OR RENT; Two apartment home, 1 house West of RCMP, Henry Schultz or see Ed Garness 1 house East of Carters Garage, FOR SALE; Two young fresh Jersey milk cows with heifer calves at side. All artificial breeding, Lloyd Sabey* - - FOR SALE: Fresh creami Phi 289, , • • FOR SALE; Rabbits, Doreen Meldrum, Ph. 94, iiiuiiUHiiniúimuiimimitiihiuuimimmimiiiinumiiitninm- luutiiiiiiii i unni un mu 11 ninnili mum unii m iiiiuiimimiimininmifiuininniiHtiiimiiiiiniiuimnHimimmttmii.mniimh mu Hinmiiimiin minim mmmum SMOKED CUD FILLETS -ju^o. perib. 590 iiiumimimmmmummmimimmmmimiimummmmum mtmmimmmmmumimmmmm<mimmm tmmmmmi«>mmmiiiniminmimiiiiHmmnimHiiiimimiiKtimmii iimmmimmmiiiimimiiiuimu «tii> Mrs, Melva Christensen assisted by her daughter Joan entertained in honor of Mrs, Elva Passey Wednesday afternoon, July 15th, A social time and tasty refreshments were mu6h enjoyed by Mesdames Leora Christensen, Estella Karren, Luella Turner, Iferilyn Neilson, Shirley Neilson, Gen Neilson, Christie Harker, Irene Strang, Gladys Sheer, Yvonne Sabey of Salt Lake City, Druci ~l~la. Connor of Lethbridge and Miss Idell Toomer. - St Joseph’s Parish held a picnic at Jubilee Park Sunday afternoon which was also & welcoming event for Father Kail.y who has assumed his new duties as Parish priest. Eighteen adults and 24 children were in attendance. Races, games complete with a fishing contest for the boys won by Johnnie Stanek was enjoyed. Highlight of the day was a ’’pie—eating” contest won by Father Kelly and Eugene'Stanek. Pot luck supper with ice cream for everyone was much enjoyed. I. Gruninger, Press. ■ • A MISSIONARY FAREWELL - honoring Jon Dudley, son of Mr. and Mrs. George T. Dudley will be held this Sunday afternoon at 3 P.M. in the Ifegrath Second Ward Chapel. Following the service friends are invited to the'Dudley home to bid Jon farewell. He enters the Salt lake City Utah Mission Home Monday, August 10th and depart for Central States Mission Field one week later. PARK THEATRE NEWS; Friday and Saturday, July 24th and 25th "LOVE WITH A STRANGER" starring Steve McQueen and Natalie Wood. Enjoy a show on Magrath’s Birthday. NOTICE; Brownies & Guides interested in parading Monday in the Parade please meet at the United Church Friday afternoon at 2 P.M/ so arrangements can be made. • ■ FOR SAIL; 3 bedroom home, full basement. 7 acres land. No down payment. Gilbert Sheridan NEW SUN HATS New Sun Hats for Girls, Misses and ladies. Smart styles in novelty straws* Eye-catching trim including decorative fruit, lobster and net trim. $ll0Q t0 SEE THE WORTHWHILE REMNANTS ON DISPLAY. COTTONS, GINGHAMS, LINENS, etc* REGULAR 290 ea. Ginghams^ Cottons^ Printed Silks 1 COUNTER CLEARING AT Assorted colors and styles - at a great, Summer Saving. JOHNSONS WAX : Red Bond Gio - Coat WESTERN HATS Be ready for July 27th Celebration - Go Western and enjoy yourself. SEE THE MEN’S WESTERN STRAWS. $3.19 to $4.99 COWBOY KINGS Dress for comfort and enjoy the July 27th Belebration in a comfortable pair of jeans. Choose G.W.G. Cowboy Kings - Navy, Tan or Blue. $5.95 - $6.95. WESTERN SHIRTS. Complete your Western attire with a handsome Western Shirt. Pearl snap button trim in ginghams or plain white. $6.98-$S.9S. Men’s & Boys’ Wear Dept. THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED SUMMER DRESSES • Summer Cottons, Seersucker, Ginghams. Sizes 12 to 18. HALF PRICE. T SHIRTS Girls Cotton Knit T Shirts in assorted styles and colors. Plain, figured, trims in pleasing designs. ' SIZES: 8 to 14 . contrasting 150 Water repellent, self polishing for all floors. REGULAR 710 In the mood for joking, some vacationing sportsmen approcahed a farmer working in his cornfield and asked - ’’Did you see a wagon-16ad of monkeys go by?” ’’Nope," replied the farmer. ’’Did you fall off?" ’ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Judd and Mr. and Mrs. G.W. Stoddard havfe returned to their homes in Salt Lake City, Utah after being recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vem Bennett. STRAWBERRY ""PEANUT.EUTTER. PUÏ® NABOB SQUIRREL “iiiinii<immHin(M»imnnHiiiiinnhiiiiiHiimtninniniiiiniiniiuntiiiitiiiHiiiinhiiiuiiiiuiiMiiiHiHHMiniifininnihh INSTANT COFFEE NESCAFE |I9 E' BICKS PICKLES DILLS (DARE COOKIES D Presh [Produce PEACHES 0 PLUM O - CALIFORNIA . TOMATOES NEW POTATOES . o per lb 10 lb9 CELLO per lb per lb RELAX AT THE LUNCH COUNTER, TRY MRS, DUDLEY'S DELICIOUS PASTERIES - PIES, BUNS, CAKES
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