| 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 758-3533 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 STORE HOURS: MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDhY . 8 A.M. to 6 P.M» WEDNESDAY AOM. to 1 P.M. .SATURDAY .8 A.M. to 7 P.M„ .„,.8 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1972 „. . .MAGRATH, ALBERTA, MEN'S - BOYS' WEAR SHIRTS S H 0 R T S Cotton knit, Thermal, Combination Cotton and. Wool, All Wool Combinations for the Fall and Winter season$5.95 to $10#95 White and colored T Shirts for Men ir. fine combed cotton. Short sleeves PRICED FROM U«75 to $2.00 ÎREGULAR $9.95 to $12,00 | 20% OFF . ••• •. ' Smartly styled Jackets for Men and Boys for the Fall and Winter Season, Ski Jackets in plain and quilted Nylon, Corduroys, Suedes, Nylon Poplin and Sheepskin Jackets in assorted styles. Quilted or Pile lined. Popular shades for the coming season. . . PRICED FROM^ . FORTRELJACKETS Limited number of Men’s Fortrel Spring Jackets in smart Plum shade, REGULAR $19,95 Athletic style Shorts for Men and Boys of fine ribbed cotton. White and colors, $.89 to $1.50 L 0 N G S Men’s and Boys’ Cotton knit and Thermal Knit longs in White and colors, Elastic waist, $1,95 to $3,95 COMBINATIONS MAGRATH ,'RAD I NG COMPANY LTD. A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE The Magrath United Church Women will hold a house-to-house canvass in Magrath on Tuesday, September 26th to raise funds for the Canadian Arthritis Society. The Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society spearheads a nation-wide attack on arthritis including; research and education; Rheumatic Disease Units at leading hospitals and information and direct patient care. The aim of this neighbour-to--neighbour appeal is to give every citizen of Magrath an opportunity to join the attack of this baffling group of diseases.-, It is no respecter of persons, anyone is susceptible, uvea children., Arthritis is a crowd of symptoms; a collection of aches and pains afCecting the muscles, bones and joints. Everyone knows someone with arthritis and by contributing to this campaign they will be doing something to help a friend, neighbour or perhaps someone in the family. More ¿han one in every 20 Canadians suffers from some form of rheumatic disease. Anyone wishing to volunteer their services please contact Norma Owens, ARTS & CRAFTS NEWS Ceramics classes will re-open on Wednesday, September 20th, We will be open from " P,M„ to 10 P.M. Afternoon from 2 to 4 PM for adults not wishing to come at night, 4 ? M„ to 6 P.M. for school children; 6:30 to 10 for adults. All members are asked to pay last years bills before starting this year. Children’s Pottery Classes will reopen on Saturday, September 23rd at 2 P,M. We are again asking for help with this group. Everyone is asked to pick up or finish things left from last year. Anything not claimed by October 15th will be disposed of. '^e need the room, Since 1847, July 24th has been known and honored as Pioneer Day. In 1900 the Magrath Pioneers honored that day. For 72 years it has been celebrated and on the 24th of July 1907, Magrath was inaugurated as a town. The two holidays were made one. People in Magrath are protesting the changing of this day. (Over 40 signatures on this petition, too many to print) NOTICE; Voters in the North West Section of Poling District #145 may meet with Enumerator G. Peterson of Welling at the Magrath Civic Building, Wednesday, October 11th between the hours of 10 A.M, to 10 P.M. for the purpose of corrections in the voters list for the October 3^th Federal Election, G. Peterson. « • • • * Mr. and Mrs. Heber Christensen, accamp anied by their daughter Elberta travelled to Bozeman, Montana where Elberta has enrolled in the University studying Household Economics. She is the recipient of the 4H Club Scholarship of ipl50.00. Mr. Lloyd Handley was a Magrath visitor Tuesday afternoon. The Haftdlays recently moved from Cranbtook, B.C. to Coaldale. Friends are sorry to hear that Mrs# Handley is very seriously ill in the Lethbridge Municipal Hospital. Mrs, krde11a Bennett and daughter Geneal attended the wedding Saturday of her son Glen which took place in the Idaho Falls Temple. A Calling Reception honoring Donna, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Minor, and Peter Dirr, who are being married Saturday, will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Minor Saturday evening, September 16th from 6:30 P.M, to 8:30 P.M. Everyone wishing to attend is most welcome. Mrs, Fern Chato of the "Lazy Daze" Resort ac Slcamous, B.C. visited with her brotherin Law and sister Mr., and Mrs. Rene Peirens in Spring Coulee, A doctor’s phone rang at 3 A,M, The woman at the other end asked, "What do you charge i or a house call?" Sleepily the doctor mcm- bled, "Ten Dollars," ’-l-nd how much for an office visit?" "Five," muttered the doctor. ''All right," the lady said briskly, "I’ll :L: .'z you at your office in twenty minutes," DRESSES, PaNT SUITS & KIDDIES WEAR Upstai?-,Sn HAPPINESS CAKE L Cup of good thoughts 1 Cup of kind deeds 1 Cup of consideration for others 2 Cups of sacrifice 2 Cups of well-beaten faults 3 Cups of forgiveness Mix thoroughly. Add tears of joy, sorrow, and sympathy. Flavor with love and kindly service. Fold in 4 cups of prayer and faith. Blend well. Fold into daily life. Bake well with the warmth of human kindness and serve with a smile anytime. It will satisfy the hunger of starved souls. Mrs. Helen Jean Moriyama and children Kim and Sean of Calgary are spending a few days visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs, Len Hillmer. The most utterly lost of all days, is that in which you have not once laughed. - Chamfort-* MAGRATH TRADING COM,'ANY LTD. DRYGOODS DEPT ORIENTAL PRINT Quilted Oriental Print in beautiful designs and colors. 45" wide . . SUITINGS yy 1 1 COUNTER OF SUITINGS IN ASSORTED PATTERNS AND COLORS FIGURED AND PLAIN. TERNS ALSO JACQUARD PATTERNED CRIMPLENES IN ASSORTED PAT-AND COLORS. Regular $5.95 to $8.95 yd. 20 OFF HEAVENLY NIGHT PRINT hbgulak $2.95 ya. A beautiful brushed Antron knit in floral patterns. Ideal for Nighties, Pyjamas, even making quilts and comfortersi 54" wide FLANNELETTE Figured flannelette in assorted patterns colors. REGULAR 790 yd : MISSES . . . .«inn«. •HuiiinuiiiHHu- iiiiiiiMU'UiuuhiiiiuniHmuuiKiiiiitniuitiHiiHHiiimiuihiK : T ■ 339 1 COUNTER OF MISSES JACKETS-INCLUDING NEVER PRESS POPLINS AND NYLONS. LINED AND UNLINED SOME' WITH MATCHING HOODS. ASSORTED COLORS. SIZES 8 - IS BABYWEAR 1 counter of Babywear including Sweater Sets, Crib Sheets Gift Sets (bath townl) etc : EXERCISE SANDALS j Scholl’s Exercise Sandals ir. two pop- 1 ular styles. Regular. $13>95 & $15.95 I YOUR CHOICE.$9.95 I min »in. . LADIES SHIFTS T rack of Ladies sleeveless Shifts. Button or zipper front opening. Attractively-styled in plain never press cotton or figured. REGULAR $6.95 . $5.95 - $8.95 PRICE COMBBRUSH SETS | Baby's Comb & Brush with powder puff and bunny ornament, i Pink or Blue, an ideal gift item. $1.99 Baby's Pet Giraffe Brush and Comb Set. 990 Handsome- Bedspreads in soft flwffy Chenille., Floral patterned Quilted Sailcloth as well as eye-catching Tapestries. Choose one to match the decor of your. bedroom. HAIRCARE ATBERTO V 0 5 An effective new | Shampoo with Acrasil. For normal hair. 11.5 Fl. Oz. i ONLY .$2.19 ALBERTO BALSOM I Instant conditioner and creme rinse■ (these two make a good team for your hairJ $1.49 MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. HARDWARE DEPT dy tor the season 0-12 gauge SINGIE SHOT, SHOT GUN - 20 gauge SINGLE SHOT, SHOT GUN GUN RACKS 3 Gun rubber coated rack Q WINCHESTER 12 gauge SHOT SHELLS, heavy load, #4, #5, #6 . E Y -16 gauge SINGLE SHOT, SHOT GUN C.I.L. IMPERIAL SHOT SHEETS j long range ».41. u.t per box». HIP WADERS Light weight rubber Hip Waders with steel arch support . RAIN SUITS Yellow Rubber coated. : Jdunters b when it opens. SHOT SHELLS WEEKEND SPECIAL - THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY CW. RUSSIAN SHOT SHffT.TS - #4 shot . SHOTGUNS gauge DOUBLE BARREL, DOUBLE TRIGGER SHiT GUN DECOYS 2 Gun rubber coated rack WHEEL BARROWS Sturdy metal Wheel Barrows including the light weight Garden type to I I p i " the heavy duty model . | | ^ GARDEN CARTS 2 wheel Garden Carts that the Lady Gardener can empty with one hand. Tip to load tip to unload. 2 styles GARDEN RAKES LAWN RAKE - fan type, all metal, heavy duty.$5.49 METaL IEAF RAKE’ - fan shape .$2.39 BhMBOO LEAF RAKE - light weight.79$ BAMBOO IEAF RAKE - metal backing $1.98 KJMURA BAMBOO RAKE .$2.19 ANTI FREEZE GENUINE PRESTONE (5 gal. »anj fi.32 1 gal. cans $2.49 PERMANENT ETHYLENE GLYCOL ^heayy, duty Antifreeze,,.$2^19 r: ' MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD UPSTAIRS DEPT. Every woman will want one of the lovely new Pant Tops that have just arrived, Appealingly styled, beautiful new colors. Match up with a pair of Fortrel Slacks HOUSE A nèw shipment of Ladies Housedresses by ’’Ideal-” Cotton and Polyester in a nice ' * assortment of designs and ~7 9 5 Q 9 colors, ONLY / and O DRESS SALE DRESS SALE' CONTINUES, DON’T MISS THESE BARGAINS, | I Q p J3 Children’s. Misses and Ladies Jackets in Orlon Piles, Nylons, Suedes, Nylon Poplin Tapestries, etc. Styled for a winter of fun and activities. PRICED FROM 9^ TO 36 TEEN BRAS 1 "Best Form" Nylon Tricot Teen Bra’s, Camisole | look with lace trim, O oo I rJ & ¿2 bEST FORM Best Form" Girdles in regular and panty style» Wonderful, comfortable lycra« Light A n, weight too, Z|_uu LADIES A new shipment of Iadl.es Dusters for Fall and Winter, Quilted Nylons in floor length models, long Orlon Piles in Blue and Pink, ' PRICED AT a ? o •> k_ iiiiiiintiiiniiiiiiHiiiimnuiiimnuiHiiHtiiiiiiiimutiiiiiii I GIRIS SCHOOL SHOES I FEATURING THE WET I LOOK AS WELL AS I POPULAR SUEDE, I SIZES 2-3io $SO95 I vr MAGRATH , RADING COMPANY LTD A 600D PLACE TO TRADE Mrs-, Margaret Powell,, mother of Mrs» Steve (Eva) Gruningnr of Magrath, passed away in Cardston, Wednesday, September 6th at the age of 81 years□ She had resided .in the Cardston district since 1893c Widow of the late Joseph Richmond Powell she is survived by one son Lewis of Sundown Texas, eight daughters Mrs» Ruth Vesper of Vancouver, BoC3, Mrs, Georgia Hague of Cardston, Mrs0 Fern Hague of Castlegar, B» Cf> Mrs., Sally Roger of Whitefish, Monts, ilrSr Marie Slawson of Lethbridge, Mrs» Fay Olson of Mesa, Arizona, Mrs» Afton Woeling of Inuvik, N.W.T. and Mrs» Gruninger of Magrath; 31 grandchildren, 77 great grandchildren and two great-great grandchildren» Funeral services were held Monday, September 11th in the Cardston 4th 'Ward L»D.S, Chapel with Bishop Wo J, Hollingsworth officiating» Inteiment took place in the Cardston Cemetery. The Magrath and district Lions Club held the opening event of the season in the form of "Ladies Night" in the Lions Club Room with President John Moors presiding» A delicious supper was served by Mrs» Leitha Leishman» Guests of honor were District Governo:. and Mrs, Gordon of Missoula, Montana.» Lion Tamer Howard Fletcher led the gathering in a lively sing-song and Mrs, Charlotte Fletchei’ entertained with a medley of accordian selections which were much enjoyed. District Governor Gordon was the guest speaker of the evening and his topic dealt, with World-wide Lionism» A presentation of a lovely sheepskin rug to the District Governor and his lovelj wife was made by President Moorse Christian D. Peterson passed away in Raymond, Thursday, September 7th at the age of 94 yearso Born in Huntsville, Utah, he came to Canada in 1901 and was sheep foreman for the Knight Ranch before taking up farming and ranching at Welling» He is survived by his wife retta of Raymond, one son Vern of Welling, four daughters Mrs» Alex (lyda) Poulsen of Magrath, Mrs., Ethel Rabidou of Calgary, Mrs» Melvin (Elnora) Sabey of Nanaimo, B„C» and Mrs» J Bean (Gladys) Gibb of Edmonton, 12 grandchildren; 23 great grandchildren, and two sisters both of Salt Lake City, Utah. He was predeceased by his first wife Elnora in February 1965c Funeral services were held Saturday, September 9th in the Taylor Stake Chapel >,dth Bishop J,D, Bridge officiating» Interment took place in Temple Hill Cemetery» St. Joseph’s C.W0L0 held their September meeting at the home of Mrs0 George Gruninger» Father Cassidy led the women in reciting the Rosary0 Mrs» G. Gruninger reported that the cook books will be on sale sometime around the beginning of October, the price will be ^>2 »00 each. New business included: 1» Mass will said at the homes of the person who is having the C.WoL» meeting each month» 2, It was voted on to set a certain amourt of money aside for charities.» 3 c Mrs0 Brunner reported on the Canadian Mental Health program, 4» New hymnals are available by calling Mrs. G„ Gruninger, 5» 'Th' Basaar plans were discussed» Conveners are Lydia Brunner, Lydia Triscli and qui.lt conveners are Mrs. Kosma and Mrs. Johns,. 6» Mrs. Gruninger was to get a film entitled "Something Beautiful for God" whicT will be shown later on» 7. A copy of the Chqrter was to be sent for from Winnipeg Mr» and Mrs» Warren Sparks had as their recent guests her brother-in-law and sister Mr» and Mrs, a» Allinson and family of Edmonton, Mrs, Winniefred Crook, who has been with the Sparks for the past number of weeks left to visit with the Allinsons and return to her home in Mirror, Alberta» Mrs. Elmer Harker (the former Eva Brown of Cardston) sister of Mrs, Lisadore Crookston and Mr, Walter Brown, passed away August 10th in El Cerrito, California, Mrs, Crookston attended the funeral serviceso The main trouble with the straight and •w path is that ther’s no place to park. Recent Visitors at the Grant Dudley home were son Keith Dudley, recently returned from France, Miss Barbara Appleby, Mr, and Mrs. Ron Rebalkin and Dion all of Victoria, B.C» and Mr. and Mrs» Wilf Prat of Edmonton, Mr., and Mrs, Herman Lubbers and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie Parkins, an. Michelle were also Sunday dinner guests, Mrs. Lottie Harker has returned home following a visit with relatives in Salu Lake City, Utah. She accompanied Mr„ and Mrs» ‘Tom Norton who were travel ling to Provo, Utah to visit members of their family. n n o c o o o Marriage starts with billing and cooing but only the billing lasts.MAGRATH 'RADING COMPANY LTD. FOR SALE: 8 ft, -Deluxe Gvsrcab Camper« Phone 758-3038 NOTICE: St.■Jeoeph*0 Catholic Church will hold Mass at 7:30 P.M. Saturday evenings* FCJUSAIEs Twa. bedroom home with utilities* Rod Leishman. Ph. 758-3427. NOTIGEr-Eajvt-jpieturss taken in Ediiionton are now available<■ Orders may be placed with Sue at the ¿Bank within.- the next 2 weeks« FOR SALES' -New -registered Winalta fall wheat. $1*75 per bus. cleaned« Rockport Colony« Ph* 7f&^559 FOR RENT: 3 reap. furnished basement suite. Suitable for no more than three people« Reasonable rent with utilities included« Abstainers preferred, Ph. 758-3512* NOTICE: For custom. Swathing, BaJing and Barging (20” bale chamber) cal]. Blair Murray at 758-34-71. TO GIVE AWAY: 3 dc-s-Hnti M+tong, house trained, trained to eat« Alice May ¿U<?b, Phone 758-3187 ■> NOTICE: Del Bonita United Church Services T-n ~l~l resume Sunday, October 1st at 11 A.M* An optimist is a husband who goes - down to the marriage bureau to see if his 2i cense has expired I FOR A REAL TREAT TRI LEITHA’S HOME MADE PTES - CHERRY, APPIE, PEACH, RAISIN, etc- 99ea. ASK FOR THEM AT THE LUNCH COUNTER JUST ARRIVED: ” Dohma Signs - vacuun foimed plastic li"xl5". Weatherproof in assorted permanent colors. Available in different readings irkYLuhing: NO HUNTING, NO TRESPASSING, NO HUNTING WITHOUT. PERMISSION, FOR SALE, etc* $1.99 each. Hardware Department* FOUND: Black wallet containing a snail sum of money. Owner may claim at News Office. NOTICE: brownies will re.o^e this Friday, .September 15th at 4:30 P°M. in the Lions Hall, fill girls 7 to 11 are welcome to attend*. ■ Lora Harker* NOTICE: Anyone with membership hooks for the Magrath Rod and Gun Club are asked to return them as soon as:>possible. It is very important Llioy he "hursJod . in .before the hunting season starts so that members can be registered for insurance« George Minor, Pres* While new federal safety standards are being set up for automobiles, it might help contribute to longevity statistics if some way could be found ta eliminate those drivers who have a few screws loose* SEE THE- NEW-COATS & JACKETS -. UPSTAIRS MAGRATH TRAD ING COMPANY LTD. IPEANUTBUTTER CHEESE SPREAD WESTERN FAMILY 48 oz XI 19 GREEN BEANSSPEAS j WESTERN FAMILY 14 oz. /77C fOppÂMED. h'o^pÿ. Ï A. G, 79C i 2 Lb. FAMILY I ¿2 oz U(Q)W 1 .89 C| PORK.AND.B E AN S. | OOi WESTERN FiHILÏ 14 oz. XI WESTERN FAMILY 14 oz. 5 for PONDERED. MILK 269 WESTERN FAMILY INSTANT 2 C 0 L G N is lb. bags . ATE FAMILY SIZE . B.C. PRUNE PLUMS - VU PACK CARTONS BARTLET PEARS - B. C SUNKIST ORANGES TOMATOES - ripe H (9,) «- sä case •ase 4 lb. bags lb. XI POTATOES 20 lb. bags
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