| 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 758-3065 STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday .¿8 AiMi to 6 P.M Wednesday.8 A.M. to 1 P.M.Saturday. .8 A.M. to 7 P.M THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Uth, 1965. MAGRATH, ALBERTA SIZES: 9 to 24| NEW 95 SIZES 10 - 20 i TOWEL SETS I SWEATERS FOR A MERRY CHRISTMAS . Lovely new Al jean Wools And Crepes, Basket Weave Wools, Printed Amel'Jerseys, Terylenes, Double Knit Suits, Boucles and Worsted Wools, Silk Crepes and Printed Silks in becoming new styles for the Festive Season. 95 TO SKIRTS . ’ 100$ Wool Skirts in pencil slim styling. Included are Al jeans — known for their quality and fit 04974062 FOR CHRISTMAS. Whether you are looking for a tailored or a dressy Blouse you will find one to sni +. your needs. Plain colors, Printed Kay Silvers, . -IHlHnillllilllhllHtlllllilHIIIHHHhlIHI111111«! IGIFTS | SEWING BASKETS | LUNCHEON SETS I PILLOW SLIPS I BLANKETS I CUSHIONS Lansea' fine wools in Pullovers & i Cardigans, Orlon Bulky Knits in_ I Pullovers & Cardigans. P-xDU I UPj WE HAVE A NICE SEIECTION OF STRETCH SLIMS FOR GIRLS, MISSES & LADIES. TRADING COI PANY LTD. Boyó Wear SPORT MAGRATH I CASUAL I BY DAYS COBDR — Loden WORK BOOTS s i 50 = 5 £ s = SIZES 28 - 34 waist. I 5 I Sizes: 1 to 8. REGULAR $7.95 . '"'•••HO BOND STREET PLAIDS, STRIPES AND CHECKS IN POPULAR COLORS. IM-ter »*• DRESS OXFORDS BOYS BLACK LEATHER DRESS CXFCRDS IN THE LATEST STYLE INCLUDING MOC CASIN OR PLAIN VAMP MEN’S HEAVY DUTY WORK BOOTS IN A CHOICE OF STYLES. SOFT TANNED LEATHER UPPERS - LEATHER, GKO CORK OR FOAM SOLE. Regular $17.5O-$21.5O . DRESS SHIRTS MEN'S WHITE COTTON AND TERYLENE SHORT SLEEVED DRESS SHIRTS. Sizes 1W to 15g. PERMANENTLY CREASED SPORT PANTS IN THE LATEST SLIM, TAPERED STYLE LAUNDER SO EASILY. INSULATED UNDERWEAR Therma Underwear with nylon covering, thema insulat- j ed filling.'Quilted for ‘ longer wear. Jackets &. pants. 750 & 995 WINTER DEEP PILE: Orlon deep Pile "BORG" Jackets in new Western style. Your choice of closely napped or shag. Q/S QA BENCH WARMERS.- WOOL MELTON CLOTH "BENCH WARNERS" IN NEW HOODED COAT. FULL LENGTH ZIPPER OPENING, HIP LENGTH, ■ LARGE ROOMY POCKETS. NAVY, LODEN . . 1695 REVERSABLES: Reversible "VARSITY" Jackets in wool plaid reversing to orlon pile. 2295 SKI JACKETS: Nylon quilted Ski Jackets with convertable hood collar. COLORS — Red, Black, Royal Blue. < .QiR i/~ Q/- MAGRATH TRADING COK’DANY .Hardware Hept. STRONG, MADE OF 2" STEEL PIPE WEIGHT- 100 POUNDS EASY TO OPERATE RATCHET DEVICE. ADJUSTS TO ANY SIZE ANIMAL HOLDS ANIMAL FIRMLY WITHOUT INJURING OR CHOKING PORTABLE, CAN BE MOVED IN MINUTES CHAIN LATCH IS FOOLPROOF□ MAKES TEE GATE EASY TO MOUNT. . . I. I * 11 f VI. • | f II V| t ■. tf I ■! f I. . . . . DI I [Z I E l\j □ Two weeks left to treat .„„.„Z,,,,.Ruelene Insecticide - t your cattle with . --- in 6 A 0Z>>. . «««nt. . . .rx.,.,,.nr*. . WHILE SUPPLY LASTS $300 OFF PER GALLON LATEX VELVET FLAT .LATEX SEMI GLOSS . SATIN GLO SATIN SEMI GLOSS GALLONS. Regular $10,45 745 QUaRTS ,.„„.Regular $ 3^25 250 USED The Cat Litter that kills odors -•Sanitary, Absorbs, Disposable n SETS 5 POUND BAG RCA VICTOR 2 Sets - just overhauled, 90 day guarantee. 1 - 1962 model 7995 1 ~ 21” model IDEAL FA2RLY CHRISTMAS GIFTS. ODDS^ENDS TILES . Odds & Ends Tiles t enough for small room, ~7 REGULAR 140 ea,,„ / V INLAID Brown & Beige grained design, Approx- 19 ft„ regular $4,50 : USE OUR HANDY LAY-AWAY PLAN FOR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING ON TOYS AND GIFT ITEMS. SHOP NOW WHILE THE STOCK IS PLENTIFUL. "The worst sin toward our fellow creatures," said the shArp tongued George Bernard Shaw, "is not to hate them'but to be indifferent to them". ' STORE CLOSED THURSDAY, NOW YER 0 11th, REMEMBRANCE DAY, MAGRATH ^RADI A good attendance was on hand at the November Home and School meeting held in the Music Room of the Elementary School Monday evening, November 1st. President Mrs. Mildred Harker conducted the business meeting following which Mrs. Blanche Holman, secretary of the local Library Board, gave a very informative talk on "Library Books". Mrs. Doreen Alston registered the names of parents and teachers present for the Book contest of the evening. Mrs. Shirley Neilson’s room was winners of a library book for the most number of points for the Elementary School while Mrs. Haynes Room received the library book for the High School. Points were awarded for attendance at the Home and School meeting with mothers receiving 1 point, teachers 2 points, fathers 3 points, Mother and Father - 5 points. Following the meeting lunch was served with Mrs. Helen Godionton in charge of arrangements. Mr, and Mrs. Stuart Van Horn have returned home following a motor trip to Calgary and Edmonton and surrounding points where they visited relatives and friends including former 1-fe.grath residents - Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gommerud and sons in Three Hills, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Slipp and family in Rimbey and Rev. and Mrs. Jim Elliot in Sherwood Park. Mr. and Mrs. Garth Coleman had as their guests during the weekend her sons-in- law and daughters Mr, and'Mrs. Randall Meeks and daughters of Edmonton, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Fisher and family of Tilley. Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Coleman included Mr. and Mrs. Meeks, Mr. and Firs, Fischer and their families also Mre and Mrs. J. H, Bridge, Mr. and Mrs, Pingree Tanner of Magrath, Mr. and Mrs, Jim Bridge of Raymond, Mr, and Mrs. A. W. Shackleford, Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Shackleford and Mr.and Mrs. Robert Shackleford and Miss Croft all of Lethbridge, Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Balderson had as their guests last week their son Dr. Robert Balderson a nd Dr. John Chomyn both'of Ottawa, They arrived by air Saturday, October 30th to visit and enjoy some South Alberta hunting, Mr. and Mrs. W. T, Ffeissey, Mrs, Tom Norton, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Norton and Mr. and Mrs, John Rasmussen travelled to Rosemary, Friday, October 29th where they attended the Diamond Wedding celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Norton. Sherwin Moriyama was home from Peace River during the weekend visiting his mother Mrs, Grace Moriyama at the McIntyre Ranch. Brief description of cow; "Two lookers, two hookers^ four stander-uppers, four hangerdowners, and a swishy-wishy". NG COMPANY LTD. Patients in the Magrath Municipal"Hospital ddring the past week included Mrs, Roée Thomas, Mr, Lawrence Ririe, Mri Robert Fox, Mr. Ben Gàgan, Mir. Leo'Coleman, Mr. Charles Sims^ Mrs. Anna Kearns, Miss Robe Mary Flaxwell, Robert'Meldrum, Jack Kalf, Betty"Ann Bird and Mrs. Louisa Bird and daughter. Mrs, Ruth Hûvey left during the weekend for Oakville, Ontario to visit her son—“ in-law and daughter Mr. aid Mrs. Bill Hewton. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bltunell and family,,, former Màgrath reéidents, now residing at Cessford, Alberta,'were Magrath visitors-' during the weekend, "guests of her mother, Mrs. Margaret Ririe. Mr, and Mrs. L, B. Tanner are home following a trip to Minneapolis last week wheré they attended a Woodworkers’ Convention. Five hundred sixty seven votors cast their ballots at Magrath polls Monday in the Federal electibn. Dean R. Gundlock received 282 votes, Frqnk Sherrihg — 92 " votes, Wallace Strom -’171 votes, and Mrs. F. Grantham — 18 votes. There were 4 rejected ballots, FOR SALE; Jersey Milk Cow, also 3 month old heifer calf. Phone 758-3492 after 6 P.M. NOTICE; The Magrath Rod and Gun Club’6 ANNUAL TURKEY BINGO will begin Monday, November 29th and will be held each Monday evening in December, PLACE - Lions Club Rooms, TIME - 8 P.M, each evening. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Neilson are visiting in Vancouver at the home of“their son and“daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Ken Neilson. Mr, and Mrs, Earl Wocknitz had as their guests during the weekend their daughters Miss Linda Wocknitz and Miss Yvonne Wocknitz and friend Mr. Vic Verbitski all of Edmonton. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Haynes had as their guest during the weekend her mother Mrs. Frodsham of Cardston. APPLICATIONS - for Deputy Police for the Town of Magrath will be received at the . Town Hall until November 20th, 1965» Police Committee, Magrath Town Council. Friends will be sorry to hear Mrs. Maxine Bridge is a patient in the Raymond Hospital - Mr. Peter P. Hofer of Brownsville, Oregon was a "Store" visitor Tuesday.MAGRATH GRADING CO,''.PANY LTD. Dry CjOodsDept. A ' X FOR CHRISTMAS SEWING CASHMELAINE-. Suiting in'plain Aquq, Rose, | ^0 Wool crepe weave. Light weight, DRESS CREPE : Plain "Peacock Blue" shade, 45" wide GIRLS S-T-RE-T-C-H SLI MS Double Knit heavy weight with rayon plated backing, ’ Red, Royal, SIZES; 2 to 6X . GIRLS SWEATERS Girls Pullovei* Sweaters in fancy knit, short'sleeves, round neck, Tee Pee brand, White, Red, Blue, Pink,. SIZES; 12 to 14 . little ¡Girls turtle neck- pullover sweaters Plaih And’figured. White, Pink, Red, Sizes 4 to 6X., Mrs. Helen Godionton was a visitor to Edmonton last week where she visited her son Pat who is a first year student at the University of Alberta, Miss Mona St rate-'was a recent visitor at the home'of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Strate, ' I X ’< » RAYON BROCADE; Two beautiful pieces to choose from - one blue floral, one green and gold floral, 36" wide .998 LOOPED BOUCLÉ Wool and Mohair Suiting in popular loop. Ideal for skirts, suits, ¡junipers, etc,,t.,i,. , VELVETEEN: Ideal for little girls Chribtnas-.di’esses, etc. Cranberry Red, Black or Royal Blue, 36" wide . .225 GINGHAM; Cotton check gingham in miniature, half inch and giant check. Assorted colors. Ideal for making Christmas gift items - lunch cloths, cushions, aprons, etc, 36" . gg$ to | 25 WINTER Orlon knit Toques in the popular new stocking cap style, knit caps and hats, |98 to 395 PYJAMAS BABY DOLL; Tbro piece nylon tricot, styled by Stahfield, Red, Yellow, White with contrasting'trim, >. M. L.3^8 SNUGGLE DOWN P.J.’S Softj cuddly and warn, lace and embroidery triri, M. and L.•.«• NIGHTIES Nylon tricot night gowns in three lovely styles - tiny cap sleeve, lace and embrdidery'trim. Pink, Blue. SHIRRED Yoke Gown ‘ in sleeveless style. Black, Blue' rQC and White ,. 0J PUFF STEEVE GOWN' in pegnoir'style, open front, nylon tricot topped with nylon sheer, 898 MAGRATH TRAD ING COMPANY LTD. IN FLANDERS FIELDS In Flanders fields the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row, That mark- our place; and in the sky ■ The larks, still bravely singing fly, Scarce heard amid the guns below* Friends are invited to attend Open House in honor of Mr. and ltrs. Will naw Wood on the occasion of their C-olden Wedding Anniversary to be held in the Memorial Hall in Spring Coulee MondayNovember 15th from 2 to 5 P,M* No gifts please* We are the Dead* Short days ago ' We lived, felt dawn,'saw sunset glew, Loved and were loved, and now we lie In Flanders Fields. Take up our quarrel with the foe; To you from failing hands we throw " The torch; be yours to hold it high. If ye break faith with us who die, We shall not sleep, though poppies grow In Flanders fields. JUST ARRIVED - a'new shipment of Snow Boots. Orlon pile lined, stack heel. Also plastic puddlers and white strap overshoes. Upstairs, Mrs. Tom Dudley was a recent visitor ‘ in Drumheller where she visited her sister. She also visited with members of her family in Calgary where she was met by Mr, Dudley before returning home. REMEMBRANCE DAI SERVICES will be held at the Cenotaph Thursday, November 11th at 10:45 A,M, Arthur Spencer, NEW QUILTED DUSTERS — have just arrived in time for Early Christmas Shoppers, Plain and floral patterns. $7.98 & $8.98 Upstairs, Confucius say "It is good manners which make the excellence of a neighbourhood. No wise man will settle where they are lacking”. Mrs, Vada Brown returned home Monday night from Calgary where she visited her son—in—law and daughter Mr, and Mrs, Ed Periy and family. LOOKING FOR A CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR HIM. SEE THE ORLON PILE LINED SUEDE JACKETS - WESTERN STYLE. $32,50. Men’s and Boys Wear Mr. Steve Kunimoto and Mr. R, Owens returned home Wednesday, Nov. 3rd from a motor trip to Saskatchewan. Enroute they visited Mr. and Mrs. Art Brown in Cutbank, Sask, SEE THE COSMETIC GIFT LINES - BATH CRYSTALS COLOGNES, BATH OIL AND BUBBLE BATH IN LOVELY CONTAINERS — Dry Goods Dept, Copied from a Church Bulletin: "If you find a mistake in this paper, please consider that it was there for a purpose. We publish something for everyone, including those who are always looking for mistakes. MINCEMEAT MINIATURES 2 cups rolled oats (quick cooking) 2 cups sifted regular flour 1 1/3 cups firmly packed brown sugar lg teaspoons salt 1 teaspoon cinnamon 2. cup butter or margarine 1 jar (1 lb, 12 oz.J prepared’mincemeat | cup coarsely broken walnuts,, METHOD; Mix rolled oats, flour,’brown sugar salt and cinnamon in large bowl. Cut in shortening with a pastry blender until wp.1T blended, Pat half into the bottom of a buttered pan 13x9x2, Spread mincemeat over top. Stir walnuts"pieces into rerna.in~i ng rolled oat mixture. Sprinkle over the mincemeat layer. Pat down gently. Bake in moderate oven (350*) for 1 hour or until a nice golden brown. Cool, then cut into " 6 strips lengthwise and each strip into 8, Makes 48 pieces. NOTICE: St, Joseph’s C.W.L. is havifig a Bake Sale, Tea and Tombola Saturday, November 13th in the Lions Club Rooms from 2 to'5 P.M. Cabbage rolls will also be sold, . Mrs, Earl Gurney returned Tuesday from Regina, Sask, where she visited her brother and sister-in-law Mr, and Mrs. Bert Boyson, JUST ARRIVED — Ladybird T Shifts for Boys — ideal for"undershirts. White, Sizes 4 to 6X - 980« Little Girls and Big Girs Nylon and Cotton Ladybird Panties"- free running elastic waist -750 and 890. Girls Orlon Turtle Neck'Sweaters 4 - 6X $3,98, 8 to 10 yrs - $4.98 - Upstairs. People are like teabags. They don’t know their own strength until they get into hot water. MAGRATH TRADING CO-NOTICE* Spring Coulee LDS Branch is making delicious Home Made Choo-olates. $1.50 per pound. Orders may be placed by phoning 750-6629 or 758-6654. NOTICE* Thursday, November 11th heing Remembrance Day there will be no wicket service at the local Post Officé, Lobby will be open from 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. ‘ J.C. Alston, Post Master. NOTICE: Worship services in St. John’s Lutheran Church will be held Sunday, November 14th‘at 7:30 P.M. All are welcome. LOOKING FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS? Come to thé Baazar - Aprons, Pillow Slips, Tea Towels and many other items, A BAKE SALE as well as a LUNCHEON served during the afternoon. Sponsored by the 1st & 2nd Ward Relief Societies — Saturday, November 20th in the Lions Hall. MAGRATH PARK'THEATRE NEWS - Friday and Saturday, November 12th and 13th - "HOW TO MURDER YOUR WIFE" ' in color* Adult* Stars Jack Lemon, Verna Lisi. Also cartoon. kids - be sure to watch for the Matinee Saturday NOVEMBER 27th — "Santa Claus Conquers the Martions" more details next week. SECOND ANNUAL LIONS BIG MERCHANDISE BINGO - Three BIG Nights of Fdn - Friday, November 12th$ Friday, November 19th and Friday, November 26th, Proceeds for Youth Activities. Grant Prize - Steer Calf’donated by McIntyre Ranching Co, Door prize each night. PLACE lions Club Rooms, 8 P.M. sharp. FOR SALE: 65 bales of hay $32.00 2 clarinets - both for $150.00. 1 Stauffer vibrating Machine - $100.00 (this is léss than 1/3 the original price.) ‘ Juliadean Bondy. IOST — Car keys with license tag JB 2925. Cliff Spence. FOR SALE* Chesterfield and chair. Lottie Harker. NOTICE: The Women’s Hospital Auxiliary will hold it’s regular meeting Friday afternoon, November 12th at 2;30 P.M. at the home of Mrs. Darrel Nelson. FOR’SALE:"1 set of World Books - $15.00, G. E. refrigerator in good running order - $35.00; 1" four burner electric"range $10.00 1 single bed. $15.00, Contact Garth Coleman. SEE YOU AT THE LIONS "BINGO1* FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12th IN THE LIONS CLUB ROOMS BEGINNING AT 8 P.M. Emerson said "Manners are the" happy ways of doing tilings. If they are superficial, so are the dew drops which give such a depth to the morning meadows." THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11th IS REMEMB^ RANCE DAY. THE MAGRATH TRADING CO. WILL REMAIN CLOSED . MAGRATH GRADING CO,.PAN Y LTD. >u uniti tn I immillili h iHHiiiumiiuuikittmu imiiiimmiuiiiimmiui mini iihihihihiii li hiiihiiik it i iti ti iiliiimtmimii ih TOMATO JUICE CLARKS*. .40 oz U.* 3/990 SWEET PICKLES B1ÖKS 32 oz. 650 . . - : »iHiimnmmminiiiiiiniHiittiiiUHHmiiiHimMHiioHiiHiiHiimuimimimiiiimHHiiHittHHHiHimiimitiiiiiiHiHHiim . MACARONkCHEESE I I « = CATELLI DINNER .7 oz. 8/990I BEEF STEW PURITAN oz. 3/I00 l|iiiiiiiiiiHiiiiituti«MH mHiiiHHtHiiiii<HniHiiiiHmiiiiiimmmtinH BLUE ribbon: GIANT SIZE iiiiHmuiiiiiHiiiiimmiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiimmn<miHiiit*Hm iniiiimi»*> (it>iiMHiii', NI BLETS CORN jiitutiumHHwntMimmimumiimiumimtiHmminHiHiiiimiiiHiitiihitiiHiiiHiiHmmiiiiniiuttiitHiHiiiiiiiuiiHiiimiluo I MIXED NUTS E S Î 14 oz. tins 8 901 Ç ! 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