| 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. HiONES; OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 STORE HOURS; MONDaY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY aND FRIDAY . g a.M. to 6 P.M. WEDNESDAY .g a;M, to X p,M.SATURDAY *8 A^M. to 7"'P.*M.’ THURSDAYf July 3rd, 196? . . .a.». PaGRaTH, ALBERTA. SUMMER PLAY WEAR SHORTS Nylon Dupont Stretch Shorts, wash like magic, little or no ironing necessaiy, Assorted colors in Girls, Misses and Ladies sizes. g95 TO 55O Stretch Terry Shorts, need little care, always look fresh and neat. Assorted colors including White, Navy, Burnt Orange, Yellow, Green. gQ5 559 "Koret" Jamaica Shorts and Golfer Shorts, well tailored, perma-press, Rose, Loden, Green, | TANK TOPS Stretch Dupont Nylon and Stretch Terry. White, Rose, Lime, Green, Navy, Yellow, ^•3454 495 SHELLS WRANGLER CUT - OFFS : co 1 W) 00 AND ANDALS for every occasion! Nylon Bouclé Shells with Turtle neck, i/ihite, Aqua, Yellow, S.M.L. _______________ _ Sturdy Denim Cut-Offs in Navy Turquoise, Popular for summer sports, ho~liday wear well as for picnics, etc, yj "INDIAN PRINCESS11 CUT - OFFS; Nylon Dupont Stretch faded blue. Fringed leg. SIZES; 8 to 12 yrs,. 2 95 S.M.L. 495 or as in See the smart array of Blouses ideal for summer,. Blouses in perma-press Cottons and Fortrels, roll up regular or button down collars, to Ç)°° Dressy blouses, long sleeved Blouses in plain and prints including handsome Kay Silver creations figured 5^to|5°° glaMdrous swim suits for girls, misses and Ladies. MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. FABRICS SPECIAL 1 BASKET OF COLORFUL COTTON PRINTS IN PLEASING PATTERNS AND COLORS* TWO DISCOUNT PRICES. 20% OFF AND 1/3 OFF NYLON SHELLS Ladies Nylon Stretch Shells in plain shades of Navy, Blue, Lime, Yellow, SIZES; S. M. L. x REGULAR $2.95 . SHEET SPECIAL GIBRALTAR 100^ COTTON SHEETS - Ezee Wash. Service weight in 80 x 100 size. REGULAR $a »95 Be prepared for Summer Suntanning. Visit NOTIONS COUNTER for NOXZEMA MEDICATED SKIN CREAM - 2 - 8 oz. jars Regular $2.18 value.SPECIAL .$1.59 . FOR SUNTAN LOTIONS TRY ANY OF THE FOLLOWING - Sea & Ski.,. Tropic Tan.Tan & Guard.,Coppertone Suntan Oil or Sure Tan. $1.25 to $1.79. ’ the swimm:fn!g!:::n!fedS 1/2 PRICE SWIMMING SUITS Children's, Girls, Misses and Ladies one and two piece Swim Suits in Nylon Stretch, Nylon Lastex and TERRY STRETCH. ■ SIZES: 6 to 16; S.M.L. 3^ TO | | 95 S W I MM ING SUIT SPECIAL 1 RACK OF GIRLS, MISSES AND LADIES SWIMMING SUITS REDUCED TO CLEAR. SWIM TOWELS Giant Terry Swim Towels with eye-’catching screen printed designs in attractive patterns. TOTE BAGS Colorful Plastic Tote Bags for putting your wet swimming suits and towels. Multi - stripe. | OO I never complained of my condition but once, said an old man - when my feet were bare, and I had no money to buy shoes; but I met a man without feet, and became contented. MAGRATH I RAD I NG COMPANY LTD. A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE. Mr. and Mrs, Dennis Fletcher of Sacramento, California attended the funeral service of his mother, the late Mrs. Margaret Fletcher and visited relatives and friends in Ixhgrath and district „ Mr. and Mrs» Archie Dudley left Wednesday morning for Vernon, B.C. to visit with their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. E. Gellert. Mr. and Mrs, John Tanner and family of California are visiting his parents Mr. and Firs. Fingree Tanner. Mr. and Mrs. Henning Andersen of Salt lake City, Utah are visiting relatives in Magrath and district, guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bridge. Mrs. Albert Rassolini of Lethbridge, formerly of Fhgrath visited with friends Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sugden and daughters of Red Deer are visiting at the home of her mother Mrs. Ella Blumell. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Pai left Monday morning to visit relatives in Pouce Coupe, B.C. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Schneyder Sr. are visiting in Carmichael, California with their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mirs, w'erner Meyer and family and in Sparks, Nevada with their son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Les Schneyder and family. Mrs. Joe Passey of Edmonton visited at the home of her parents Fir. and Mrs. W. W. Austin. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Matkin of Lethbridge were Magrath visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Moriyama and daughter Kim of Calgary visited with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hi Timer and Mrs. Grace Moriyama during the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. George Minor and family left Saturday morning for Trail, B.C. to attend the wedding of their son Jim and Miss Christa Scholz which was an event of Monday, June 30th. Mr. and Firs, Rulon Boyson and Bruce, and her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. LaMon Spencer of Salt Lake City, Utah were among the out-of-town relatives who attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Margaret Fletcher. Wife, working crossword puzzle: "Joh^4 what’s a three—letter word for a female sheep?" "Ewe," he said, and that’s how the fight began. Mr. and Mrs. John Helm of Colfax, 'Wash, are visiting relatives and friends including her ’father, -Mr. 'Hugo Hi! Ims tv, brothers and sisters-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hillmer and family, Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Hi 11 mp.r and family, Mrs, Harry Hi 1Imer and family. Mr, larry Christensen and Mr. Terril Swartz of MLlad, Idaho were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R.’W. Thomson. Magrath residents who attended M.I.A. Conference in Salt Lake City, Utah during the weekend included Mr. and Mrs. Cal Alston Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gibb, Mrs. Barbara Davies and M.I.A. dancers Vicki Miller, Janice Gurney, Christal Harker, Bruce Ririe, Rusty Rollingson and Allan Dahl of Magrath, Cindy Forsyth and David Smith of Weiling who took part in the dance festival. Mr. and Mrs, Doug Bourne have returned from a holiday in Salt lake City, Utah. Patients in the Magrath Municipal Hospital during the past week include Mr. George Heathershaw, Mr* Frank MUler, Mrs. Annie Hillmer, Mr. George Henry, Mr. Frank Allen, Richard Niznikowski, Mrs. Mae Red Crow, Mrs. Sarah Ehlert, Michael King, Mrs. Frances Minske, Rebecca Entz, Richard Mieihe, Frex Entz, Robert McNeally, Robert Kern, and Glen Scott. Mr, Don Harker and children of Salt Lake City, Utah are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Harker Sr. THONGS - for summer foot comfort. Assorted colors and sizes. 390, 490, 590® Dry Goods Dept. have you hear.; this one? Boy: "Shoe shine, sir? Three cents," Irv: "No!" Boy: "Two cents, sir!" Irv: "NoI Don’t bother meI" Boy: "One penny, sir, to buy myself a little bread!" Irv: "No, I’m tel ling you, scram!" Boy: "The, for nothing." irv: "All right, boy, if it pleases you that muchl" The boy cleaned and polished the right shoe until it shone like gold. Irv: "Now, clean the left one. Hurry upl" Boy: "No, sir SV Irv: "How’s that? You’11 not let me go with a clean shoe and a dirty onel" Boy: "I’ll finish it if you pay me sirl" Irv: "One penny, then!" Boy: "No!" Irv: "Two cents.three.five cents!" Boy: "No sir, ten centsj take it or leave it!" Irv: "O.K. then, make it snappy, you rascal."MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE Over 60 Relatives gathered at the Don Harker home Sunday for a family reunion honoring Mrs» Harker’s brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Stan Fuller and family of Pine, Arizona. Those attending were Mrs. Harker’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Hans Jensen of Cardston, . Mr, and Mrsi Fuller and family^ Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Pilling and Son of Cardston, Mri and . Mrs. Roy Filling and family of Edmonton, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Garett and family of Coalhurst, Mr. and Mrs* Elmer Olsen and daughter of Hillsping, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Olsen and family of Vulcan, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Belter and family of Edmonton, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Fuller and family of Columbia Falls, Mont», Mr. and Mrs. Don Harker and family of Magrath, Mr* Don Harker, Jr. and family of Salt Lake City, Utah, Mr. and Mrs* Lynn Harker and son of Lethbridge^ Mr. and Mrs. Wall ace Jensen and family of Mountain View, Mr. and Mrs. David Jensen and family of Foremost* Funeral services for the late Mrs. ffergaret Fletcher were held Wednesday afternoon, June 25th in the Magrath L.d.S* Chapel with Elder Bums Harker of the Ward Bishopric officiating, ^shers were Pingree Tanner and Ployd Sabey* The family prayer was offered by Grover Thomas after friends and relatives met with the family prior to the service. Mrs. Maud Ririe presided at the organ for the prelude^ and accompanied the choir in the singing of the opening hymn "0 Ify Father" conducted by Laree Brewerton. Invocation wqs offered by George T* Dudley* The biography of the.late Mrs* Fletcher was given by Cal Alston and speaker for the service was Pres. J. GoldBn Snow. A vocal quartet "Come Unto Me" was rendered by L. B. Tanner, Byng Beazer, Bessie Cook and laree Brewerton* Closing hymn by the choir was "Abide With Me, ’Tis Eventide." The benediction was offered by Eldon Christensen. Mrs. Ririe and Mrs. Kkrjorie Balderson played as a cello—organ duet "Going Home" as a postlude. Pallbearers were Melvin Fletcher, Kent Fletcher, Glen Fletcher, Bruce Boyson, Robert Fletcher and Ervin Hillmer., Interment took place in the Fhgrath Cemetery with Clyde Spencer offering the graveside prayer. . ' A resident of Magrath for a number of years, James H. McDowell, passed away in Lethbridge Saturday, June 28th following a lengthy illness. He was 77 years of age. Born in North Bay, Ontario he came West in 1909 moving to ftLgrath in 1956 and in 1944 took up residence in Lethbridge. He is survived by his wife Dorothy, three daughters Mrs. J. (Dolores) Robertson of Yellowknife, Mrs. S. (Lfeble) Donaldson of Nelson, B.C. and Mrs. D, (Shirley) Hamilton of Lethbridge; seven grandchildren, two sisters and two brothers. He was predeceased by one daughter. Funeral service will be held Wednesday at 11 A.M. in Memorial Chapel with Rev. Eskdale officiating. Interment will follow in Archmount Memorial Gardens. GREETINGS FROM THE MATKINS IN JAPAN June 26th, 1969: On the Inland Sea of Japan aboard this beautiful boat "Cobalt Maru" we lert Beppu at 8:10 this morning, arrive in Osaka 14 hours later. It is a most fascinating countiy - to see these people and how they work is a revelation. Tiny plots of farmland - 2,2 acres for each farmer to produce a livelihood is the allotment in acreage throughout this country. Stan and Florence Morris are with us and wish to be remembered. We have met some wonderful people - there are 60 people in the group and we have travelled through Japan by bus, train, and now by ship. It is surely an experience of a lifetime. "Hello1* to all at home. Charlie & Ireta. NOTICE: St. John’s Lutheran Church Sunday School Picnic has been postponed indefinitely. D. Raasch, NOTICE: The 31fd Migrath Scouts and Cubs Picnic which was to be held Sunday, June 22nd will be held Sunday, July 6th at Woolford Park. Please meet at the United Church at 11 A.M. JUST ARRIVED: Ladies white Golf Sockettes - guaranteed not to slip down into your shoes, one size fits. Olron for comfort, nylon for stretch and wear, $1.25 pr- Upstairs. FOR SALE: The Jennie Bone residence. Clear title nay be obtained. Contact Zola Whitehead for full. particulars. D.T. Bone, Elda Strangway, Executors. JUST ARRIVED: A number of ladies new Koret ST ims in Navy, I^den, Coral. $12.98. Upstairs Dept. SWIM SUITS, SWIM TOPS & TOWEIS - for all your swimming activities. Dry Goods Dept. MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. Be well prepared for carefree outdoor cooking this summer. See the handy Barbecues and outdoor cooking equipment on display in the Hardware Dept. BARBECUES 24" round Barbecue with high hood, motor and spit. Pul 1 height adjustment. Chrome grid. Large, easy roll wheels. Avocado color, | 24" Rectangular Barbecue - if you want more working space this is the Barbecue for you. Convenient side tray with wood cutting board, hood, motor and spit. 0488 DOUBLE H I B A C H I Adjusta-Level charcoal stove made of heavy black cast iron with highly plated grills and adjustable drafts. Handy to take on picnics, etc. Easy to carry about. . a~i Full size - 10"X20"X8" high.10^' Have you tried the Killex WEED ’N FEED Fertilizer and Weed killer on your lawn? Junior says if you want to see what Weed 1N Feed does to dandelions - just look at his boulevard when you drive by. CHINOOK GREEN SHINGLE PaINT CKIPBON RED BARN PaINT CHINOOK EXTERIOR HOUSE PaINT OUTDOOR PAINT VALUES 439 429 3 98 LINK-TONE EXTERIOR HOUSE PaINT by Sherwin Williams $12.50 V^Lue . 8 95 gal. gal. gal gal ROLL AWAY BEDS Company coming this summer? Then be prepared for •omfortable sleeping accomodation by having handy "Roll Away" Beds pn han^. Heavy steel frames, Quality spring filled mattressesi SINGLE BED - DOUBLE BED - Be prepared for water in basement«, etc. Have a SUMP PUMP handy at all times. HEAVY DUTY JACUZZI (This Jacuszi Universal Canadian made Sump Pump brings matchless performance with dependable service. Outstanding capacities - ratings to 3800 U.S. gal. per hour. zZ. Qf) MON - r~ 1 ■ T-a< aRQI SUMP PUMP - economical sleeve bearing motor -p-x</lc7'Df Heavy duty Ball bearing motor on MONARCH SUMP PUMP "STaY-RITE" SUMP PUMP - ladies - for easy to use, convenient, high performance washing machines — see the Beatty WasherSpin Dryer on display, Designed for large family washes. $209.95 MAGRATh TRADING COMPANY LTD. r" WESTE R N STRAW HATS Select Western Wear for any occasion. Relaxing styles for Work Casual, and Holiday wear. Visit the Men's & Boys0 Wear Dept, for the latest in Western Wear (For Saddles and Stockmen's Supplies shop in the Hardware Dept.) GO »»ESTERN THIS SUl^lER Assorted styles in plain and fancy Western strawsq A nice selection to choose from. Q REGULAR $3.95 - $5,95. 20% f WESTtKN WEAR W ESTERN SHIRTS Dan River Wrinkle Shed Gingham Western Shirts with fancy snap button fasteners,, "Caravan" Western Shirts in plain shades with western cut yoke, fancy or plain stitching. "Caravan" Metalic and Satin Brocade Shirts right for "dressy" Western fashions, ggj _ WESTERN JEANS BOOTS SADDLES HATS ROPES LEVIS STOCKMEN SUPPLIES western jackets cont,, Sturdy Denim Western Jeans in your favorite brands. — r p, SoW.G. "Cowboy Kings".& Q95 695 Leather-like Vinyl, Western style, in two smart styles — laced pullon style or zipper; and fringed with button front0 IO9/ WESTERN BOLO (STRING) TIES . Lees ., Wranglers □.„ • c o WESTERN BOOTS Sturdy leather Western Boots with smooth leather shaft, fancy scroll stitching. Assorted colors,, | Q£, | Ctf KIDS ' ' PENS t> e • w E S TEH N Western Champion Corded Western Jackets by Sprung Clindinin0 Sturdy nylon cord in handsome bronze shade. | 95 »ffi CaRRY BOYS ’ WESTERN 'WEAR TOO VESTS WORK SHOE 1 TadLE OF MEN’S WORK SHOES - ASSORTED STYLES aND SIZES IN' POPULAR BRANDS. 20% OFF SUMMER PEP SHIRTS Stanfields "Pep" Shirts in 50$ Fortrel, 50$ Combed Cotton shrink fit after years of wear. Machine washable - machine dryable. Will not No ironing required. Colorfast. Keeps shape and 5 & c,95 The Swimming Pool is now open. Be ready for all swimming activities with a new pair of SWIM TRUNKS. Select nylon stretch, stretch lantex or stretch faile in Men’s & Boys sizes. Assorted colors. $1.50 to $3.95 Still a few Men’s short sleeved Sport Shirts on sale. Plain shades including white and printed & checked cottons. Included are perma-press. Ideal for dress or casual wear. Easy to care for. p. r- REGULhR $3.98 . 2 MAGRATh TRADING COMPANY LTD. '\ Lo -PORK,,, .Shoulder Cuts lb. NOTICE; The annual 1'fen's Golf Tournament, cancelled Saturday because of the rain, will be held this Saturday, July 5th starting time - 8:30 A.M. NOTICE; The Farmers Union will hold a meeting at the Lions Hall, Thursday, July 3rd at 8 P.M, concerning the feasibility of setting up a Blue Gross Group Insurance Plan, All members and all farmers interested in saving a substanial sum on their premiums, please attend. LOST; 1 large brace for cultivator. Fell from my truck somewhere in the Raymond - Magrath area. Reward for return. Charles Ackroyd. Ph. 752-3139 NOTICE; The Nomen’s Hospital Auxiliary will hold its regular meeting Thursday afternoon, July 10th at 2:30 P.M. in the hospital. jOrSHIP SERVICES - in the JXhgrath United Church will be held each Sunday morning in July and including August 3rd at 9 A.M. No services the remaining month of August. Sorrowfully, the little farm boy looked up and down the street, then went to the policeman on the comer. "Sir," he asked hopefully, "did you see a Lady go by without me?" THANK YOU; We wish to thank our nany friends and relatives for all their thoughtfulness and kindness shown during our recent bereavement. Lfeny thanks to the Doctors, Nurses and Staff of the Magrath Hospital, Nhlmberg and Wood Families, SaVE 20$ : One rack of Children’s Summer Clothing including playwear clearing. Upstairs Dept, FOUND: Leatner softball glove. Owner may claim at News Office. Save on Children's Leather-like Jackets, Assorted styles, colors and sizes, 1/3 OFF. Upstairs. NOTICE; The i'fe.grath Rod and Gun Club will hold its annual Picnic and Fish Derby this Sunday, July 6th at St. I'fery’s Dam, This is an all day event with prizes in the Derby for Children and Adults. Lunch will be served. Everyone welcome. Those wishing membership in the Club may obtain them at the picnic. J. Bourne. MAGRATH PARK THEATRE NEWS; Friday and Saturday, July 4th and 5th "BUCKSKIN" in color starring Barry Sullivan and Joan Caulfield. Comming Attraction: "Inspector Clouseau". MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. PINEAPPLE J' "CL s 48 oz : SUNRYPE DRINKS APPLE ORANGE CRAPE 48 2/690 FRUIT COCKTAIL 2 t YORK o « « » • ■1^ OZ 5 PORK BEANS 3/890 (I . j, 3 : CaiviPHELLS - STAFFORDS TOMATOES - tutes. LETTUCE - ccrisp e o CANTELOUPE ORANGES APPLE 20 oz. SALAD AUSTRAL PER T. V. o•••14 oz■ K Y .15 os. Assorted. .12 oz e•*•.I92 OZ o - large .45’8 490 DRESSING C/ each lb. 3 for 4 ibs. (L 09 450 250 1OO 790
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