| 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 21 GROCERIES 364 DRY GOOES 124 . HARDWARE 34 STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday ,. 8 A.Mi to 6 P.M. Wednesday. 8 A.M. to 1 P.M.Saturday .8 A.M. to 7 P.M. MONDAY, OCTOBER 8th, THANKSGIVING DAY HOLIDAY. Thursday, October 4th, 1962 . Magrath, Alberta . XKXXXXXXXMXXXXXXXXXXXX-XXXXKXX ‘1111111" 111 HI IHHIIIHHIII lit II lil IliHMIllHHilHM HIHIH111111 tUIHIHI IH Thank God thing to do or not. Being forced to work, and forced to do your best, will breed in you temperance and self control, diligence and str® ength of will, cheerfulness and content, and a hundred virtues which the idle never know. - Charles Kingsley. every morning when you get up that y$u have some— that day which must be done, whether you lik6 it (RUBBER GLOVES | 1 Vinyl coated Work Gloves | 1 fully waterproof. Resists^ 1 grease, acids and oils, I (BLACK.890 pr. I SEE OUR SELECTION OF MEN’S WORK GLOVES, ■IHlItOIIIIHIIllilllllllHHHUiliHIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIinilllfltHttlllHKHIIIIIIMjthe (WORK SHI RTS I TEXAS RANGER — cotton I twill in grey, tan, 1 olive. Your choice f of plain or fancy | snap button. oQA I PLAIN . O ■ 495 .Aden's 'Boys VJeg.r HUNTINGNEEDS COATS: Men’s heavy"duck hunting " coats. Corduroy collar, roomy pockets, hip length. [QQ5 CAPS Red nylon, Red nylo-sheen, pellon iined. 50 RED QUILTED NYLON, lined. | g9 WADERS: Hip waders for keeping the Hunter dry. 1 1 OR I FANCY SNAP .^ UIIIIIDIUIIIIHHIlilllllllllUlttlllllllltllliHIIIIIUIalllWIItllllllWMM« I Work Pants .■IIHHIIIinilllHtlllnllUIIHIIIilllWHIIIIIlltllllllHIfllllHIlWWWMnUUlxxo _ I JACKETS | j We have a nice select— I s ion of Men* s Fall and f Winter Jackets. See I them at your earliest | convenience. "BIG SWEDE" WORK PANTS; Heavy duty uord, super twist with Olive green shade. 693 . ■ Big Swede" Wprk Pants, tan. ^95 double duty twill, long nylon. lloz, SUPER TWILL - G.W.G, TEXAS RANGER 11 WORK PANTS: a wearing. Tan, Olive, Grey, ^Hardware TAPPAN GAS RANGE REGULAR $259,95 • MONTHLY PAYMENTS OF Tappan Gurney GAS RANGE THAT IS SUPERBLY MODERN. FEATURES: Automatic clock conrol, Electric Clock and four hour timer. Educated ’ burner (prevents scorching, boiling over, burning and smoking. VISULITE WINDOW, REMOVABLE OVEN DOOR, ’ Truly a housewife’s dream come true, __ . .2II030 9 each. Mrs. Bat Edgar of Vancouver is presently residing in Magrath, visiting her father Mr i. B. Critchfield, • ••••»•••••••»a, •••••«•••••••«.a POUR-for RUELENE 25 E CONTROL CHUBS, LICE AND HORNE LES WITH NEW ON INiECTICIDE. Use Ruelene 25E applii d externally ured ¿mounts it is throu^ h ' ’ throuj h RUELENE pour-< m UNTIL Large or 24 . When in meas-absorbed skin and carried system of the animal. Is recommended in Canada and should be used from NOW , ' — 800 lb, or over GRADUATED MEASURING CUP the the 25E use NOVEMBER 25th. SIZE CAN will do 28 — 400 lb, animals animals, j yj - with long handle for use with RUELENE 25E 5QC Mr: , Sheila Mason of Warner is visiting for i few days with her parents Mr. and Mrs "L. A. Harrison. HUNTING SEASON IS H ERE FRIDAY IS OPENING DAY. Be ready f or this annual event - UPLAND AND MIGRATORY BIRD SEASON, Shotguns - all gauges. Shot shells and equipment. Two Magrath dogs placed among the winners at the Southalta Gundog Retriever Trials held at Chin over the weekend. F.T.Ch. Turner’s Smokey Boy, owned and handled by Lyman Turner placed fourth in the Open All Age event on Sunday while Colvin’s Boots of Cork, owned by Lyman Turner and handled by Jim Cook placed first in the Puppy Stake held on Saturday, Merlin Miller, R.C.A.F. Station Edmonton, is visiting with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank P.Miller. STOCK 4 WATERING Is \ T RQ UGH . . X ■ f RICH-BERN STOCK WATERING TROUGH: Automatic with elecfrie heater. Capacity - 100 head. PRICED AT 119 50 FAIRFIELD AUTOMATIC WATERING TROUGH:’ with electric heater. Has 6 fibreglass lids. Capacity - I50 head. 10995 PRICED AT . Mrs. Lillian Baldry of Lethbridge was hostess Thursday evening when she entertained for Mrs. Leola Christensen of Tulsa, Okla. A social evening of reminiscing and a delicious plate lunch were enjoyed by the honored guest, Mrs. Baldry and Mesdames Pauline Bridge Norma Woolley, Ruth knight of Lethbridge^ ’ - - Maxine Bridge and Ruth Nalder of Raymond, Dorothy- Thomsen- and-Norma Owens of Magrath. <. A greeting cards r ;-)r ;-ic ;-i4-¡-JS-;-ii- SCARFS ", We have a large selection of Scarfs including headsquares oblohgs ahd triangles* Nylons* silks^ crepes and blendsi 490 up. GLOVES: the lovely new Fall gloves NYLDN KNIT - with leather palm and fingers. Assorted colors. 198 MIG-FAB ACRYLIC FIBRE SHAG Light, warm, long wearing. Bright fall shades. | DRESS•GIOVES Your choice of double knit nylon, Simplex, double knit jersey, in the Season* s most becoming colors to match your fall and winter wardrobe IO up. YES.,,,knitting time is here .and we have a good stock of wool and nylon knitting yarn. SEE THE DOUBLE KNITTING WOOL - 4 ply - popular colors 690 ball. An old lady was sending a Bible to a friend overseas. Examining the package carefully, the postal clerk inquired if it contained anything breakable, "Only the Ten Commandments", was the reply. Word was received Wednesday morning that Joyce Cook, daughter of Mb. and Mrs. Less' Cook, and Yvonne Wocknitz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Earl Wocknitz, were successful in receiving their R.N.’s from the Galt School of Nursing, Lethbridge Municipal Hospital. super fiuf-natural with HAIRDO HOODS.- Nylon'hairdo hoods by Tidy Locks. Assorted colors} with metalic design* ^g^ VEIL NETS; Triangle shaped nets for beautification, for drying hair and for sleeping* Brown, Finki^g^ MANTILLAS Beautiful black'lace triangle head scarfs. So dressy’looking. Ideal to wear on wihdy days, 125 DRESS SHEILDS: Assorted styles including, designs for CAP SLEEVES - gg^ PIN-lNG* watebpboof centres* 390 SHOULDER CUSHIONS:' foam rubbeb* ideal to wear with bras and foundation straps for they cannot cut, SHREDDED FOAM.- for pillows, cushions, toys. Perfect filling for it is washable. Cello bags - gg Patients in the Magrath Municipal Hospital this week include Mr. Walter BroWn, ' Mrs. George Coleman, Mr. Nephi Harker, Mr. Leo Chapman, Mr. Norman Brown, Mr, Leo ' Coleman, Fred Hillmer, Mrs. Lillian'Taylor, Mrs. Irene Strang, Mrs. Theta Sabey, Loma Scott, Wendy'Trisca, Mrs, Jennie Bone, Darlene Heck, Mrs. George Koskewich and daughter. Mrs, Mary Dudley and Mrs, Cecelia Dudley accompanied Mr. and Mrs, Bridge of Raymond to S,M,L. Jack" Calgary Tuesday NIGHTIES Ladies - be sure to see the lovely new Flannelette nighties Long sleeve styles with popular yoke, lace and ribbon trim. Long'length. Pink, Blue, Turquoise with floral pattern. Dry Qovds Dept. Upstairs RICHARD Regular RICHARD Regular HAIR CARE HUDNUT EGG CREME SHAMPOO $1.25 . HUDNUT CREME RINSE’N SET $2.00.i. ¿$1.29 GLOVES new Fall Gloves for Kiddies* Asst. ' - --■> 59* up. See the j - -- - styles and colors. 93* FABRACADABRA . HAVE YOU ASKED TO SEE THE SENSATIONAL NEW FABRACADABRA BRA —? The bra that moulds to your skin, soft as a hankerchief, Made from the new "giveable" cotton. Has it own shaping ability. Washing improves the fabric. $2.9$ CHILDREN’S, MISSES AND LADIES NYLON STRETCH LEOTARDS IN ASSORTED COLORS. $1450 to $3.98 D I 1 GROUP OF COSTUME JEWEIRY - Just the thing to add that touch of glamour* • * 1F JBardware New Fall patterns in wonderfully Washable cotton print . yd. E= WASHER SPECIAL.- USED BEATTY WASHER IN Al CONDITION. ., ,. 29 New Fall Prints have arrived in a host of designs & colors . -Mens *■ 'Boys' Wear WORK SHOES GREBB WORK BOOTS - Job Rated , ankl length Black leather, leather soles steel shank. $12.95. SEE THE DISPLAY OF KODIAK WORK SHOES AND BOOTS BY Grebb 850 Dlant Lovers We have a good supply of POTTING SOIL - regular and African VioletVermiculite and Peat Mass in all sizes. HORTICULTURAL CHARCOAL} Put some in the bottom of your flower pots. Absorbs & destroys harmful acids and root gases, 350 pkg. • . . E GENUINE PRESTONE ANTIFREEZE Per Gallon . BOYS’ NYLON PARKAS, QUILTED (< LINING. Size 6X . Reg. $10.98 . BOYS’ NYLON PARKAS, QUILTED Q75 burs’ r~ | LINING. SIZE 8-14, Reg. $11.98 OOU HnHiiHimiiiiiiiniHiiiiiihtiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiHiiniiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiHiiiiiiiiHittitiiiKiiiiiiiiKKiiKi.niiiiiiiiiiuiiu. STORE CLOSED MONDAY, OCTOBER 8th IN OBSERVANCE OF THANKSGIVING. B y After looking in his pay envelope, a Chinese cook in a logging camp sought out the boss and told him he had received too much money. - The boss explained, ”1 gave you a raise because you’ve been such a good cook for so many yeqrs." - The cook turned his head,thought for a while, and replied, "You cheat me for a long time, huh?" DRESSES COATS Upstairs 5 1I J : ladies Fall and Winter Dresses in Double Knit Wools, Printed'Silks and Crepes, Arnels, Dan River Ginghams; Wool Flannels, Brocades, Fashionable colors in up-to-the-minute styles. ladies Fall and Winter Coats in Wools, Wool and Mohair blends, and a number in the new laminated fabrics including wool and nylon jerseys as well as wide wa3»e corduroys• 095 Di O up‘ 0 Word has.been received of the death of a former Magrath resident, Angus Wood, who'pase-ed away at his residence in North Surrey, B. C. last week. He had resided at Raymond, Taber, Cardston and Magrath where he operated a meat market prior to moving'to B. C, some 20 years ago. His survivors.include his wife, the former Josephine Bigelow, sons Mead of Vancouver, Blair of California, Bob of Ontario, a daughter Mrs, Margaret Akselson of Borth Surrey; a sister Mrs, Byard Smith of Taber, brothers Pres. E. G, Wood and Ben J. Wood of Cardston, and several grandchildren. Funeral services were held Saturday. Za\ rS^ /T\ H r_1Zo^ ZATa fl/7 fl “ETA GIRLS; We have’a nice selection of Car Coats for Girls, many featuring the pop-' ular laminated fabrics in wool and nylon, also suedes, cords and nylons, SIZES; 7 up . George Heathershaw celebrated his 90th birthday, Wednesday, October 3rd. MISSES: See the lovely new skirts for fall. Pleated wools in houndstoOth check (black and white) pleated arnels, wool flannels and wool plaids. LITTLE GIRLS: Miss. Viyella We have just received a new shipment of Girls Crinolines. New styles in the popular horsehair FULL LENGTH: to HALFS See the new arrivals in Children’s T. Shirts. Short sleeve and long slefeve styles in‘plain and fancy.patterns, boys, and girls. SIZES ± to Mr, Claude Peterson left Wednesday morning for Salt Lake City, Utah where he will meet his daughter LaVonne of Denver, Colo. and they will travel to Century 21, Seattle Wash, HATS LADIES - we invite you up to choose your new Fall Chapeau from our smart selection of felts, velours and velvets, latest styles & colors. 55010 595 Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Sahey were recent visitors to Grand Prairie, guests of their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs, Phil Proctor, JEWELRY We have just received some of our new COSTUME JEWELRY FOR FALL, Beautiful two piece sets in necklace and earrings, pin and earrings, etc. Smart styles. Q00 THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY WILL REMAIN CLOSED MONDAY, OCT. Sth, THANKSGIVING. HALF OF MEN’S TROUBLES are due to lack of business knowledge: Knowledge of what is their business, and what is none of their business. CARNATION MILK IIGUTTUSO SALAD OIL I CANNED. .TALL TINS 32 OZ. BOTTLES 950 PER BOTTLE 850 . j KRISPEE POTATO CHIPS! TRI PACKS I GRAHAM WAFERS MC CORMICK 1# 530 2 x.—' U U '—I LLZZ * MAXWELL HOUSE IMI». . • LIQUID DETERGENT t JOY 09 OXYDOL SPECIAL REGULAR SIZE 'PLUS 300 COUPON ON YOUR Q /QRA 1 NEXT PURCHASE. (_ > O ü V f ■ HIIHlIinhliiniillllhHHHIHllHIIIIIiniHIlHIIIIllHtllllHlUllllllHIHIIIIinHItllltHniHHIItiHHUilUilJntlllllHItUillillHIIII = SLJCLD PEACHES.«. 4/890 SCOTT 8ES T8SSUES .ASSORTED COLORS, AOO’s 2/590 LETTUCE crisp, solid heads per lb. YAMS per lb. 190 CRANBERRIES GRAPES .RED AND SEEDLESS .per pkg. 2 lbs. MARSHMALLOWS - ANGELUS .white, colored per.ÿb. 390 350 390
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