| 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. g A.M. to 6 P.M. WEDNESDAY .8 A.M. to 1 P.M. SATURDAY.ft A.M. to 7 PA THURSDAY, MAY 1st, 1969 .MACBATH, ALBERTA. ideal forjvtotl~ier ~ . NIGHTGOWNS Lovely new Nylon Tricot Nightgowns with nylon sheer overlay. Dainty lace trim. Sleeveless style. COLORS: Coral, White, Turquoise . S. M. L. . Here is a "dream” of a gown. Nylon Tricot double sheer smocked yrke, long sheer sleeves. Beautiful colors of Flame, Ice Blue, White. Luxuriously styled Nylon tricot Nightgowns with full gathered skirts on lace bodice, short sleeves. . PEIGNIOR & GOriN SETS Lace and ruffle trim in lovely two pieoe Gown with Hatching Peignior. Coral, ' n . Turquoise. | ^4-^ FLANNELETTE GOWNS-^PJ/s | Flannelette Nightgowns and pyjamas reduced to clear. Popular j colors and styles in assorted designs. I / R R R I FT ] REGULaR $2.98 to $4.95. S. M.L. I / C H H 1 C L . . tllUIII GIFTS FOR MOTHER "DESERT FLOWER" Perfumes, Bubble Bath, Body Sache- Bubbling Bath Crystal , . ody Sachet 00 OQQ and Sets for Mother’s Day. | to TMO PIECE PLAY SETS: Girls Jamaica Shorts with sleeveless Blouse or "Pop Top" in assorted colors. 7 - 14. & | QQ STRETCHY NYLON SHORTS; 100% Nylon stretch in Navy, Yellow, Lime, White. Washable. SI2ES: S - 16. 295 & 395 XL\iFANTS 1 BONNETS; Washable Cottons, Piques and Terylenes. Styles for boys & girls. ktuuflrtjqA Smart new straw Bags in becoming styles. Colors in Beige & Browns also White with contrast color. MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. Jacket SWIM TRUNKS Men’s &. Boys Nylon stretch. [95 _ 395 Olive Dri 1.1 Work Jackets with Zipper frontSPORT e 295 PULL ON WESTERN SPORT 0HIRTS Short sleeved Sprrt Shirts in assorted designs and colors- S- kl, L-REGULAR $3.95 WEEK END SALB Perna Press Cotton T Shirts in assorted styles including Turtle Necks, Mock Turtles'and Crew Necks. Fashion^ able colors for Spring and Summero & DAYS PANTS Young M'n’s Casual Rmts in plain colors popular new ehecks. Tans, Golds and Lodens. "Never Press" fabric. as well as the All styles are in PRICED AT WORK LEATHER WORK GLOVES; Split leather or smooth tan including the famous roper" gloves with the double seamed thumb gusset, gored back and adjustable snap wrist to FABRIC GLPVES; Jersey Greys, Fleece Gloves in Green Ape and Tom Cat. checked cottons STRAW HATS Western Straws in Tan White, Brown. REGULAR $3.95 . RUNNERS j Imports in White and j Black, "Basket Masters" | in cut off style. 1 priced n QA FROM. COVERALLS G.W.G. Stripes Olive Drillt. UIIIHIIIIIIHIIIVMIIHIHIIHUIIIHHIIIIIIIII Light weight casual Jackets in nylon, corduroy and Monsanto knit. Assorted colors® SIZES; 34 - _ 1595 WESTERN Leather-like Vinyl, true Western cut with fancy stitching and fringe - WESTERN VESTS •- MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE MERCY ME; HOLT TIMES HaVE CHANGED Somebody rummaging about with a lot of old papers when John Wanamaker’s closed its New York store, which had been a landmark for the better part of a century, found a bulletin posted by the Wannamaker’s management in 1854, "Store must be open at 6,30 A.M. E and remain open until 9 P<-M, the year round. The store must be swept; counters, base shelves and showcases dusted, lamps trimmed, filled and chimney^ cleaned; doors and windows opened; a pail of water and a scuttle of coal must be brought in by each clerk before breakfast if there is time to do so, and attend to customers who cal 1, The store must not open on the Sabbath Day unless absolutely necessary and then only for a few minutes. Any employee who is in the habit of smoking Spanish cigars, getting shaved at the barbershop, going to dances and other places of amusement will most surely give his employer reatron to be suspicious of his integrity and all-round honesty. Each employee must pay not less than $5*00 per year to the church and must attend Sunday School every Sunday, fen employees are given an evening a week for courting purposes and two if they go to prayer meeting regularly. After 14 hours in the store, the leisure titup, must be spent in reading good literature", ' A formier fegrath resident, Orlando Rich of Calgary; passed away Sunday, April 27th at the age of 72 years, Born in Salt Lake City, Utah, the late Mr. Rich came to Alberta in 1900 and 1iveri at fegrath and Glenwood before taking up residence in Calgary in 1942. Survivors include a daughter Mrs. John (Gila) Nielsen of Calgary; two Sons Infer of elowna, B.C. and Merlin of Burlington, Ontario; 15 grandchildren; five great grandchildren; two sisters Mrs. Jim (Joyce) Harker of Salt lake City, Utah and Mrs. Lloyd (Theta) Sabey of fegrath; a brother Rulon of Calgary. He was predeceased by his wife Lucinda in 1957 and a daughter Mrs. feurine Tanner in 1967» Funeral services were held in the Second Ward L.D.S. Church, Calgaiy with Bishop ean Ho Leavitt officiating. Interment followed in Mountain View Memorial Gardens* DEL BONITA 4 H CLUB NEWS The April.meeting of the Del Bonita 4 H Club was held at the Glen Powlesland Ranch on April 12th in the form of a judging and meeting, Three classes of beef cattle were judged followed by the meeting which opened with the singing of 0 Canada after which the pledge was led by Chris Hi 11mor. Roll cal 1 was answered with 27 members present. It was decided to invite the Raymond Club on a tour of the Del Bonita calves fey 10 th c A delicious lunch was served in the home of Bernie Powlesland. Pat Bowen, Reporter. . The Magrath Assembly Hall was beautifully decorated in pink and white with feypole motif for the wedding reception Saturday evening honoring Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Heninger (nee Donna Cook). Welcoming the guests who called to offer congratulations were the bride’s brothers and sisters—in—law Mr. and Mrs. John Cook, formerly of Victoria, and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Cook of Eldorado, cask, Miss Joanne Heninger, sister of the groom, was in charge of the guest register. Receiving with the bride and groom were their parents Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cook of Magrath and Mr, and Mrs. W. D. Heninger of Foremost. At.tA.nding the bride as Matron of Honor was her sister Mrs, Norma Ruth Zobell, Miss Vonna Miller was bridesmaid and little Miss Shannon Cook, the bride's niece was flower girl. The groom was attended by his brothers larry and Grant Heninger, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cook, brother and sisterin- law of the bride, were host and hostess for the occasion. Refreshments were served under the direction of Mrs0 Viola Miller. Mrs. Coral Dudley was in charge of the gift tables. Kitchen arrangements were under the direction of Mrs. Betty Harris, and the beautiful decorations were in charge of Mrs. Viola Mill at, ‘ The bride and groom will make their home at New Dayton during the summer and will resume their studies at Olds this Fall, " . Gone aoneeg "And this," said the disagreeable old gentleman, "I suppose is one of those hideous caricatures you call 'modern art’"., " " "No, sir," replied the art dealer, "that's just a mirror." MAGRATh TRADING COMPANY LTD. OVERQUOTA A A T E L WILL U O T ENTITLE ON GRASS E V A T O R. FOR CARS TRUCKS TRACTORS AND MACHINERY SALES A N L F A L F A 5 Year Light Bulbs All popular sizes. I/2 PrUe 00 ewt. "LADAC " ALFALFA SEED . . . ».in,,,,,,,,. . . . 1495 1845 . . . __ . 3195 90 AMP 6 VOLT GLOBELITE RATTERTF.S REDUCED TO 12 VOLT GLOBELITE BATTERIES - fits all General Motors Products. REDUCED TO. HUGE 20" TRACTOR BATTERIES by GLOBELITE ,REDUCED TO . . . . . . . . WIRE? PAGE WIRE-BARBED WIRE ANNEALED WIRE-PICTURE WIRE SNARE WIRE-GALVANIZED WIRE STOVE PIPE WIRE-LONG WIRE SHORT WIRE-THICK WIRE THIN WIRE. JUST ASK US!! DID YOU HEAR ABOUT THE CHICKENS THAT ATE RACING FORMS - AND NOW THEY’RE LAYING ODDS ?? SEE THE SPECIAL PRICES OF CHESTERFIELD SUITES, EEDROOM SUITES AND CHAIRS. BIG SAVINGS FOR SPRINGTIME SHOPPERS. WE HAVE A GOOD STOCK 3F ELECTRIC AND GASOLINE LAWN MOWERS. LOWEST PRICES. As Low As.|i^~y Per Month. CONCENTRATED ERTILIZER • N 1 FEED Will fertilize your lawn at the same time kill unwanted weeds — dandelions^ plantai n and chickweed. Covers 5OC* sq, ft. z~\r— Ii WE WILL LOAN YQU OUR SPREADER. bag. MAGRATH TRADING COM,'ANY LTD A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE Patients in the Magrath Municipal Hospital during the fast week include Mrs. Lillian Taylor, Mrs. Margaret Fletcher, Mrs. ■ Winnie Bourne, Mr. Garth Veale, Mr. Cy Card, Mr. George Henry, Mrs. Rosalie Sedulac, Mrs. Geneva Wood, Mrs. Leah Stringham, Mrs. Bonnie Shaw and daughter, Mrs. Susie Waldner and daughter, Mrs. Diane Thomson and son, Mrs. Opal Nalder, Mrs. Sue Chin, Mrs. Sarah S. Entz, Mrs. Jennie Bibo and Esther S. Waldner. Students home from the University of Edmonton include Conway Brewerton, Dennis Dahl, Gayion Pilling, Wade Alston and Claus Frenzil. Mr. Roy Sheridan of Calgary visited with friends in Ifegrath and district during the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Miller, Shanon and Neil were weekend visitors in Rexburg, Idaho and were guests of their son and daughterin- law Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Mill er. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Harker of Salt Lake City, Utah visited friends and relatives in Mhgrath this week and attended the funeral service of her brother, the late Orlando Rish which took place in Calgary Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Mbriyama and daughter Kim of Calgary were weekend visitors at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Len Hillmer. Mrs. Beth Comfort of Creston, B.C, is visiting with her sister Mrs. Zola Whitehead. Mr. and Mrs. Ifertin Cook and family of Eldorado, Saskatchewan have been visiting relatives and friends in Magrath and Lethbridge including his parents Mr. and Mrs. Norman ^ook. Mr. and Mrs. Heinz Frenzil have as their guests their daughter Mrs, Karin Benedetti and daughter Sabrina of Elsa, Yukon Territory. GRANDMOTHER WAYS Was your grandmother small like mine? Did she know stories good to hear? Did her eyes have the laughter-shine, And did you think her very dear? I shall not know you, deep and well, Till I know your grandmother too. What did she sing, what did she tell, What skills and wisdom share with you? We each retain, through all our days, Impressions time can never mar Of loving, good grandmother ways That helped to make us what we are. - Janet Merchant. NOTICE: The Magrath Brownies & Guides will conduct their annual "Cookie Sale" after school Friday, May 2nd and Saturday Miy 3. Out of town orders may he placed by calling (Trace Navratil 758-3291# Lora Harker 758-3126 or Winnie Sparks 758-3267 or Arlene Gruninger, Spring Coulee, 758-6652. KEEP IN MIND - the fabulous "Ink Spots" appearing in person in the Magrath Elementary Gym thy 19th at 8 P.M. Tickets available from any member of the Lions Club. Reserve Seats $2. Students $1. The family of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Matkin wish to announce the occasion of their parents Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary to be celebrated at their home on Ifey 3rd« with an Open House from 3 to 8 P.M. No gifts by request* THANK YOU: I wish to thank the Magrath Curling Club for the Poloroid Camera which 1 won, a special thanks to Mrs* Louise Dow for drawing my name. Nick Mucciaroni. THANK YOU: To everyone who helped in any way with Art and Donna’s reception our sincere thanks. A special thanks to Mrs. Viola Mi Iler. Mr. and Mrs. W*D. Heninger, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cook, LOST: My navy blue jacket with white trimming, nylon shell. Finder please phone 758-3042, Cortney Brewerton. LOST: Light tan male Chi-hua-hua answers to the name "Chester". License #13« Missing 2 weeks. Reward. Norman Cook. FOR SALE; Horse trailer. $175* Call 7583274 after 6 P.M. Chuck Sephton. PANTRY SALE: The Ladies Golf Club will hold a Pantry Sale May 24th in the Lions Hall. Draw will be made for the 5# box of homemade chocolates on this date. GOING FORWARD HAND IN HAND MAGRATh TRADING COMPANY LTD. Shoes Ladies "Riverbed” brushed Pigskin Golf Shoe with foam sole, solid construction. .Kaufman Ladies Summer Shoes - Cool Casuals laces, Ties & Pump styles. Qreb Jdush Puppies Several styles to select from - Inca Gold grained leather ties, moccasin vamp, chamois brushed pi gsk-i grained leather T straps, soft tan leather gored pumps Flats and the new little heels - also the new square toes. LADIES WESTERN WEAR B/ouses "Caravan" Western Blouses in f emin-ine fashions. DAN RIVER WRINKL~SHED with Dri—Don all combed cotton, snap fasteners, ruffle trim. Pin stripe. MAGI6ARE FABRIC — little or no ironing, ruffle trim, snap fastening. METALIC TRIM — magicare blouse with nylon ruffle trim edged with metalic Snap fasteners Plain Sheers, printed paisley 3 Hay scarfs. Handsome new Hand Bags for Milady in grained leather-like Vinyl, Patents and pearlized aligator grain. 1 Ladies White Golf Shoe with tan shawl trim. 6, Sg . . "Iferlin" Squall Jackets of 100$ Nylon "Tremblant" - a fine quality, hard-wearing fabric that is windproof water repellent Gold, Navy, Light Blue SQUALL 1 : Suggested. GIFTS/or MOM MOTHER’S DAY IS MAY 11th. SHOP FOR AN APPROPRIATE GIFT FOR HER NOW. May we suggest - L I ~N GER IE — lovely slips, Nightgowns, pyjamas and Peignicr Sets in filny sheers and tricots. DRESSES - Smartly styled one and two piece fashions in the latest styles and colors. JEWELRY — Costume Jewelry in Pin & Earring Sets, Necklaces & Ehrringsj also Lipstick holders, etc, DUSTERS : Cottons, Nylons, Cords in lovely styles for Mom. D Ln' NOTICE; The Women’s Hospital Auxiliary will hold its annual Florence Nightingale Tea and Bake Sale Saturday, May 10th commencing at 2 P.M. in the Lions Club Room. Specialty will be Turkey Pies. There will be no resales or phone orders. Contributions to the bake table will be much appreciated. NOTICE; The monthly meeting of St. Joseph’s C.W.L. will be held May 5th at the home of Mrs. Ray Long at & P.M. FOR SaLE; Yellow Bath Tub. Ph. 758-3042 NOTICE: The Del Bonita Brownies and Guides will conduct a Bottle & Rag Drive in the Del Bonita area this Saturday afternoon, May 3rd. FOR SALE: 3 roomed house, full basement with garage and shed and 11 surrounding lots in Spring Coulee. Also miscellaneous household furniture. Merritt Potter % Pioneer Lodge, Fort Macleod, FOR SALE; New boat with trailer. Joe Popp NOTICE; The Women’s Hospital Auxiliary will hold its regular meeting Thursday, May Sth at 2:30 P.M, at the hospital. Some after-dinner speakers are so windy they should be called "gusts" of honor." MAGRATH PARK THEATRE NEWS: Friday and Sat— urday, May 2nd and 3rd "DR. GOLDFOOT AND THE GIRL BOMBS" in color starring Vincent Price and Fabian. Family entertainment. WANTED; Old wash tubs. Does not matter if they leak. For planters. Ph. 758-3283. DANCE & FUN FOR ALL OVER 14 YEARS OF ACE - Saturday, May 3rd — Nhgrath Assembly Hall. 8 P.M. Dance Instruction 9 P.M. General dancing.- Good clothes required.' JUST ARRIVED UPSTalRS — New Baby Gift Items Little Sleepers in stretchy terry; Extra pretty Baby Dresses; Fanci-pants; Terry bib sets in gift packages, Utility Bags - and something you’ve been waiting for - Curity Prefolded diapers. Upstairs. NOTICE: The monthly meeting of the Magrath U.C.W. will be held Tuesday, May 6th at 8 P.M. at the home of Mrs-. Virginia Hillmer with Mrs. Fay Bort as co—hostess. Mr, Dave Cooper of Del Bonita will show films on Africa. LOST; Tan colored wallet containing some money. Mary Rose Maxwell. NOTICE; Anyone wanting Saturday help phone 758-6646 and ask for Donald. WANTED; Clarinet, Mildred Harker., Ph. 758-6555 or write Box 97, Magrath. .«•lUiUMunhiuiiuuuiuitiuuiiimuiuiUHmuiiiMnuuiiinniiwiuuumHMiiHmiiiHttMiitHiiiuiiitMMitHiitiiuiiMiuuutKiiii I TOMATO JUICE I . 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