| 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 758-32$2 HARDWARE 758-3065 STORE HOURS: MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY .**. n* 4 u4 U * U iU U*8 A.M. to 6 P.M WEDNESDAY ,.U8 A.M. to 1 P.M. *i*ju»SATURDAY u»**U.u8 A.M. to 7 P.M THURSDAY, JULY 11th, 1968 .**.♦*.**.4.***U*4.a.*i.»***.MAGRATH, ALBERTA. f WORK- : = = = HANKIES Men will find a good selection of Watson’s split leather and smooth tanned leather ^•.350 695 •utiHHtiiHiiiiitiiimMiiHiiiHHiHHmiiiWhuiumiumiinimiiiiuiliMiMiinHni tun I'HW'mhUllHtmiMIttiMtIlflll'HWtiHNNUMHilHlllttlllHI'HW« WHITE LINEN DRESS HANDKERCHIEFS ' hemstitched hems. PACK OF 5 FOR NEVER-PRESS GiW.G. NEVER PRESS FULL CUT CASUAIS FOR MEN. Ideal for summer wearing for they are bo easy to take dare of* No need to iron. Colorst Tan and Browns REGULAR $9*95 ». WESTERN light weight Western Straw Hats in a nice , selection of styles qnd QQC colors. 0^0 >pQ DRESSY T SHIRTS I Wolsey Sportsman Turtle Neck T Shirts for in handsome Saffron silk knit. Short slee es.1111 iu Ji • <« I WORK Work Handkerchiefs of Red & Blue polka dot- 2OC^25< Men’s Work Sox | of Nylon || and Wool Blend. Packaged 3 MAGRATH GRADING COMPANY LTD. KELVINATOR 22 cui ft. Kelvinator Home Fre&zei* equipped with 3 frozen food storage baskets and three dividers. SI ini wall all porcelain liner. Top quality freezer for storing frozen fruits, vegetables meats as well as other food products. Top quality twine for all your haling needs* . NATIONAL - 9000 ft. bundle PREMIUR «b 9000 ft. bundle .¿.«I '45 ELECTRIC MOTORS 1/4 h.pc Wagner Leland .$22.50 1/3 h.p. Wagner Leland . $43.50 3/4 h.p. Wagner Leland .$53.95 (Reduced prices for Farm Use) General Electric 1/3 hop. Utility.$24.95 General Electric 1/2 h0p9 Utility.$27.95 DES IT OX VEGETABLE DUST General garden dust for controling pests on vegetables. Leaves no poisonous residues on plant5* 1#. 790 4#.|98 PARIS GREEN; for control of garden pests. Poisonous. 1# tin . . |29 ORTHO D FLY KILLER Emulsifiable concentrate with excellent £Ly and other insect killing properties. CUSTOM GASOLINE LhV/N MOVER? Easy stqrt. 4 position 7" manual wheels. ' 5888 I)ELUKF> GASOLINE LAWN MOWER; Controls on handle, 5 position adjustable wh els, 18 cut. regular $79<>95 oo.o 7495 SUPER DELUXE GASOLINE LAWN MOVER; Equipped with oil and gas gauges, 5 position fingertip controls, 5 position easy to adjust wheels0 Deluxe white walls on sturdy rims, metal hub caps. 95 REGULAR $66095 . REGULAR $89=95 .o. BEAUTI - CUT ELECTRIC MOWER; ifc h.p. REGULAR $59.95 co. 4488 FOR GENERAL PURPOSE ANTISEPTICS & DISINFECTANTS - DETTOLp CREOCIDE, PINE-GAU — for agri mil tnra.l and veterinary needsp consult our Veterinary Dept. MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. ’’Good roads are a fare-runner of civilisation” c Proverb, The town streets are getting better, but what about the civilization. Mr.' and Mrs. John Wolsey of Welling have as their guests their daughter Mrs. Iferilyn *Taylor and infant of Brisbane, Australia. • Mr.' and Mrs. Inwrer.ce law and family left Tuesday morning for Sen Jose, Calif, to spend a three week holiday visiting friends and relatives. Mrs. Effie Bennett of Lethbridge and daughter Mrs. Jane Ingram and son Paul of Edmonton were Magrath visitors Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bourne and children of Creston, B.CO visited -with friends and relatives in Magrath during the weekend including Mrs, Irene Strang and Mrso Winnie Bourne. Mr, and Mrs. Jim Hamilton of Miesion City, B.C. visited with friends and relatives in Ifegrath and district, guests of his mother Mrs-. Leah Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Harker of Salt Lake City, Utah have been renewing acquaintances and visiting relatives in Magrath and district . Mrs. Lisadore Crookston has returned home following a mont’s holiday with relatives in Utah and California. She accompanied her sister-in-law Mrs. Dorothy Brown Oakland, California who is visiting in Jfegrath. Mr0 and Mrs. Peter Dewar and family, who have been visiting with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moors, left Tuesday morning for Germany where he has been posted with the Canadian Armed Forces. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Jensen and family of Yougstown have been visiting relatives in Magrath. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Scott of New Westminster, B.C. are visiting relatives. They were accompanied from the West Coast by his mother Mrs. Jane McKendry who visited with sons and daughters and attended a family reunion. Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Dahl have had as their guest her mother Mrs. Ireta Head. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Foote were Calgary visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bart Hillmer and family were weekend visitors in Calgary, Mr. and Mrs, Percy Poulsen visited with relatives in Magrath Sunday- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Landy and family of Lakeside, California are visiting their parents Mr*, and Mrs. Wm. Wocknitz and Mr. and Mrs. Steve landy. Mr- and Mrs. Steve Gruninger Jr. had as their guests during the past'week Mr. and Mrs. S« L. Olsen of Arizona, Mrs. Afton Wosling of Anuvik, N.W.Te, Mr, and Mrs. Warren Rogers of Libby, Montana and Mr* Lewis Powell of Sundown, Texas. A family picnic was enjoyed at Jubilee Park Friday evening. WANTED TO RENT — by the end of July — 2 bedroom home (or larger) Ray Stevenson, Ph. 758-3540 NOTICE: The Bank of Montreal will remain closed Wednesday, July 24th which has been declared a civic holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wocknitz attended the recent week long Banff Square Dance Institute. Mr, and Mrs, A. Mercer and Mr* and Mfs, Kay Mercer all of Bountiful, Utah were recent guests at the Hyde Taylor home and visited with Mrs, Taylor who is a patient in the Magrath Municipal Hospital* Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown have as their guests their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Perry and family of Toronto and Miss Maureen Brown of Taber. Mro and Mrs, John Sahm of Puyallup, Wash, are visiting her parents 16?. and Mrs. Leo Coleman. The Colemans returned from a visit in Puyallup with the Sahms, Mrs. Carol Hope is spending the summer visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wocknitz o Mr. and Mrs. Blair Sabey, Mrs, Elizabeth James, Mrs. Audrey Ririe and Joanne and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Coleman attended the wedding of Monte Coleman, son of Mr. and Mrs, Devar Coleman, in Edmonton during the weekend. Miss Judy Mikado has an her guest Miss Giesla Pfeffel of Coaldale, FOR SALE; 2 ewes with lambs. Phone 758-3474. ■ -i - - * "Stop waving your arms and making faces, sir,” said the* dor/ist-imaptiently» ni* . r haven 5 even’touched your tooth.” • "Lu.- -lied'the patient, "you’re ' standing on ny corn." Friends will be sorry to hear Mr, David Taylor is a patient in St0 Michael’s Hos{>- ital, Lethbridge,MAGRATH,. TRADÌ NG COMPANY LTD, ) i. i • ■ ••• - SIRLOIN FOR BARBECUES 1# pkgs Cheeseloaf, Pickle & pimento 6 oz, pkgs -BEEF .lean, cross rib lb - CAMPFIRE IDST; Sma.l 1- black Address Book (2"x3") in vicinity of Catholic Church, Finder please call 758-3128. Irene Gruninger-. . MAGRATH PARK THEaTRE NEWS; Friday and Saturday, July 12th and 13th "FIREBALL 500" in color starring Ffdrikie 'Avalon ’arid 'Aririelte Funicello. Kami1y and cartoon. Show movied with added short time - 8 P.M. At the recent Chamber of ing, the Chamber commended Jfegrath upon the excellent and facilities at Juhilee Park and also congratulated the town on the golf course stating they felt of the best in the country. Commerce meet— the town of camp grounds wonderful it was one FOUND IN OUR CAR; Some paint. Ph, 758-3408 THANK YOU: St. John's Lutheran Women’s Mission Leage would like to thank all those who donated to their bakeless Bake Sale. If you have not sent your donation yet, you may still do so. The L0W,M3L0 also wishes to thank everyone who gave-clothes for the Used Clothing Drice, Thank youo . *Mfs*o* Dora Raa‘s‘ch,' ’Sec,’ I am pleased to announce been appointed agent for Western Union Insurance Co. will be taken rath area and that I have New or renewal. Applications care of promptly in the tagsurrounding districts. P. J. Sheer. FOUND; Small Hereford yearling heifer. No brand or tag. Ph. 758-3520 NOTIQE: The Magrath United Church women will hold it’s closing meeting Tuesday.,. July 16.th,. , Members are asked to please meet at the United Church at 6:30 P,M, A tour of Nikka Yuko Gardens and supper has been planned» • - . ARE YOU SUFFERING EROM THE HEAT - ?? - INVEST IN A PORTABLE "Eskimo" AIR COOLER NOW ON DISPLAY IN THE HARDWARE DEPT. -, ‘JUST ARRIVED: NEW PRINTED DUCK, SUMMER SPORTS & DRESS FABRICS. Dry Goods Dept. There is one thing to be remembered FOR HOLIDAY WEAR - See the new G.WiG, and Howick denim SI i mg j_n fashions. Upstairs. latest shades and x^™t^?x^S5^v3.°-flLLC'y/33 ~.F0R’ THE- haying season NOW ON gloves Men’s & Boys’ Wear they don't, vfork unless you do. a pair of Watson Work - invest in $3.50 - $6.95 PARAD LEONS PANCAKE BREAKFAST FLOATS; Family Floats Commercial Floats Fraternal Best Decorated. Car Novelty CHILDREN' ;.10 A.M. . 7 A.M. ,1st, 2nd. . $10. .$5 1st, 2nd. . . $10. .$5 ,1st, 2nd.$10. .$5 1st, 2nd.$5 . .$3 1st, 2nd.$5 . .$3 S SECTION .$2. $1.500 .$2. $1. 500 .$2. $1. 500 • $2 .,$1,••••••»500 .41.500 Best Best Best Best Best Decorated Bicycle - 1st, 2nd 3rd. Decorated Tricycle - 1st, 2ndj 3rd Novelty.1st, Decorated Group. 1st, Decorated Child. 1st, 2nd,3rd 2nd, 3rd 2nd, HORSE SECTION ■ B est Decorated Horse & Rider - 16 yrs and over. . . . $3 •••••$2 Best Decorated Horse & Rider - under 16 years .». . .$3 .,«,*$2 Best Decorated Couple. $3 BEST DECORATED NOVELTY.*43 Best Deoorated Scooter or Motorcycle.43 PIEASE NOTE; Every child who enters the Children's section and meets at the Bank of Montreal (9:30 A.M.) receives 250. Winners call at the Cal Alston home immediately after the parade and collect your money, OTHER PARADE ENTRIES PIEASE NOTE; Meet at the Town Park at 9 A.M. for judging, WE RESPECTFULLY REQUEST that there be no parking on the West side of the main street including the Tanner Building Supplies Block and the 1'fein Street. Thank you, SWIMMING DEMONSTRATION - presentation of Awards *.11 A.M. OFFICIAL OPENING OF GOLF COURSE CLUB HOUSE - 12 noon. NQQN LUNCHEON - Golf Course KIDDIES RACES - Town Park,,,.Foot, Bike, Novelty .1 P.M. HORSE RACES Pony Race - 13 hands and under. Pony Race - over 13 hands . Poney Barrel Race - 13 hands & under Half Mile Open «. Pony Chariot Race Saddle & Mount 5/8 Open Race Senior Barrel Race Pole Bending Stake Race Walk, Trot, Run Musical Tires Open 3 Horse Relay, Senior Chariot Race 3/4 Mile Derby $50 Entry Fee it 11 it ti h it 11 it Riders h ($3 entry 3 10% of 11 il it 11 it 11 h it it it fee to 2-4 P.M. No entry fee . No entry fee . . $8, $5, $3 . $8, $5, $3 No entry fee,. .$5i $3, $2 Price . $15¿ $8, $5 .$10, $5, $3 . $5, $3, $2 • • • ■ e 1st II II II II II It 11 It II II be added to 1st place winner ,4>20, 410, 410, 410, 410, 45 , 415, 415, .$30, $10, $5 $5, $5, $5, $6, $3, $10, $5 $10, $5 $15, $5 $3 $3 $3 $4 $2 SOFTBALL GAME DANCE - Elementary School Gym . commencing at . 9 P.M. All Children under 12 years of age will be admitted to the Ball Park Grounds Free of charge MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. STRAWBERRY JAM -mbob. l48 INSTANT POTATOES .llb.bags. 390 W "jc r 19 _ UL - _□ J \\ - TOP VLLUE. Powdered.3# . _ S A L A D A 100’s 1 lb. bags - Giant size c 390 .do)?O(O/VC ORANGE CRYSTALS TEa EBS INSTANT POTATOES LUNCHEON MEATS-jubilee . pRESH [Produce APRICOTS-b. c. BANANAS -riPe. 2/690 M E LO NS- large size PEACHES- Red Haven .each 990
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