| 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 758-3W. STORE HOURS: MONDaY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY .i.»8 ArMo to 6 5 .' WEDNESDAY ?o.8 A.MO to 1 P.MO „.SATURDAY .8 APM, to 7 THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1973 = Ö .MAGRATH, ALBI?":.'. . HARDWARE DEPT. 3ic LPens "Bobby Orr" 6 pack Bic Pen SPECIAL - fine or medium, point in a choice of Ink color« Caps denote r q a color of inko 99$ SPECIAL - Back-^to~Schoolo. 9 „. ? OCT "Bic 2 FENS FREE" SPECIAL - 1 deluxe fine point, 2 med'.; pointo REGULAR PRICE 87$ - Back-to-School 3?' ¿Re/ills, etc. 200 SHEET REFILL PACK - REGULAR $1.19 . o 0 78 Q CLIP BOARD - REGUIAR 99$ . 77 CRAYOLA CRAYONS - 24 pack. REGULAR 45$ 35 C 'Binders Metal bound Binders with piano hinges, 3 ring Vinyl covered 3 ring binders. REGULAR $le98ooc.o<, Lunch Aits OPENING SPECIAL - New Canadian designed all & plastic Lunch Kit and thermos. REGULAR $4o29.oo VACUUM CLEANERS hoover Did you know you can buy 2 Hoover Bacuvm Gleaners - Hoover Constellation complete with tools for regular cleaning and a Hoover Upright with 4 settings to go from Indoor/Outdoor carpeting to the longest shag - $64s5O and $84.95 - (tools available at $16.95» - Both these Hoover Vacuum. Cleaners for much less than the price of other Vacuum cleaners being sold today. SEE THE "REGINA" Upright Vacuum Cleans:; complete with tools for only $99»95 MAGRATH GRADING COLPANY LTD. SIZES: 8 to MENS BOYS 895 Baggie ci in a 595 Boys plaid Shirts styled by Lloyds colors styleo Attractive handsome new G'oWo Gr "Back-to-Schoo2 ” Pants in popular cuffed Baggie. Rerl/Navy Gold/Brown plaid., 7-18 yrs. YOUTHS G.W.G, Cuffed popular plaids BOYS' WtAR ir U b BOYS Men’s SportySemi-Cress Shirts in handsome checks., plaids and plain shades SIZES; S.M.L.?. Youths’ ~ style Pant in two Navy/Blue, Brown/Tan. YOUTHS’ SIZES . MENS Men’s Fortrel Polyester knit Pant Jade Green shade. Well cut and tailored . . . o. MEN’S FORTREL KNIT SLACKS IN PLAINS, CHECKS PLAIDS, HOUNDSTOOTH CHECKS o Priced from t to C_. YOUNG MEN’S SHOES - STYLED FOR "BACK TO CAMPUS" WEAR. LEATHERS, SUEDES AND COMB- 7 T,TION. LEATHER & SUEDES IN THE LATEST fashions - new platform soles and heels. NEW COLOR COMBINATIONSo PRICED FROM Monte and Janet Smith, Todd, Jason and Drue of Tahoma, Washington are visiting at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bondy0 Monte and Janet are receiving conguat-ulations on the birth of a son Jacob Phil born August 22nd in the Magrath Municipal Hospital. Maternal grandparents are Phil and Doris Moss of Clearfield, Utah0 Mro and Mrs. Calvin Heggie and family have recently taken up residence in Taber» Calvin and brother Marc take pleasure in announcing the opening of their new enterprize the ”Brothers Pizza Shoppe” which opened in Taber recently» Mr» and Mrs. Norman Law and family of Granger, Utah arrived Saturday evening to spend a week with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Ted Law and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gurney. While here they will attend the wedding of her sister Janiae Gurney and Peter Price, an event of September 1st» Mr. and Mrs0 Norman Robinson and family have returned from Cranbrook, B.C. to make their home in Magrath where Norman is engaged in the painting business 0 Mr-, and Mrs, Ken Neilson and family of Cranbrook, B.C, are visiting relatives and friends, guests at the home of his father Mr. Earl Neilson. Mr0 and Mrs. Ken Balderson had as their guest her cousin Mrs. Alice Telford of Salt Lake City, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Anderson and family of Minneapolis, Minn, are visiting friends and relatives, guests at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Harden Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Card had as their guests during the weekend her brother»ln— law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Scotty Hamilton and children of Calgary. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rasmussen had as their guests her parents Mr. and Mrs0 Walter Zoellner of Salt Lake City, Utah. Wayne Gurney is a visitor to Carway, the guest of his brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Brice Gurney. Going through the bills a wife said, "Here’s one bill we won’t have to worry about any more. It’s marked ’Final Notice. MAGRATH . HADING COR.PANY LTD UPSTAIRS DEPT NOTICE: St. Josephus Catholic Women’s League -will hold the opening meeting of the season Tuesday, September 5th at the home of Mrs. Irene Gruninger with Mass at 7 «30 P.M. and the meeting to follow. NOTICE: The manage** of- the Lethbridge District Office of the Canada Pension Plan, J.C. "Fern" Bouchard wishes to infoim the residents of Magrath that Mr. "Rollie" Stewart will be in attendance at the Magrath Town Nall Thursday September 13th from 9^30 AOM. to 11 A.M. and at Cardston Town Hall from 1 P.M. FALL New Fall Dresses and Suits are arriving in time for "Back-to- School" and College. Smart one and two piece creations in carefree knits and For-trelso A Doo ‘-c- up SALE RACK Smartly styled Misses & Ladies Dresses that will Ice perfect for the Fall Season® 1 RACK.,. 00 to 3»3O P.M. Anyone wishing to take advan- I tage of this service is cordially! invited to do so, Mr. Stewart will answer queries on the Canada| Pension Plan, the Old Age Secur- I ity and the Guaranteed Income Supplement. He will also provide! assistance in the filing of app- f lications to those who are now orf .rill soon be qualified for the above-noted benefits. FOR SALE: 8’ Graham Hohme Plow (levers). Contact 758-3012. Arnold Godionton. z NOTICE: I will be teaching music : lessons starting next weeko : Anyone interested please phone i 758~3250o Sharon Sam. | FOR SALE: Del Bonita United Churclj vuilding and property - 1 quansetI shaped building 4O’x6O!« Price $2500.00. Phone 653-2369» REMINDER - the Horticultural Fiel.d Day at Brooks Friday, Aug, I 31st for a tour of fruits, trees, | flowers, vegetables, etc. Contact! the District Extension Office, L Cardston. NOTICE: A Siamese cat has been wandering around our home. Owner \ please contact Swend Jensen, Phone 758-3436. \ WANTED: Used set of Child Craft \ Encyclopedia® Ph. 758-6603. | Joan Steed. NOTICE: For hair cuts, comb-outs, [ outs and perms contact Heather Thomson, Ph. 758-3175» Boys cuts I are also welcomed. REMEMBER THE LaBOR DAY HOLIDAY MONDAY * SHOP EARLY THIS WEEKEND. f 1 RACK OF MISSES à LADIES DRESSES. .|/2 PRICE new /or /a// Be sure to see the New Arrivals in Misses and Ladies Fall St Winter Jackets and Coats in Fabrics and Leather-like fabrics. PLAYTEX Sa/e ZRacA 1 RACK OF MISSES Sc LADIES COATS Sc JACKETS IN FABRICS AND LEATHERSKINS. 1/2 PRICE f SMART BUSH JACKETS AND 1 I PLAID CAR COATS HAVE | ARRIVED. i Miss Teen will really "shape up" in a fashionable designed Playtex Bra. Popular styles include "Soft-line Padded" "Cross Your Heart", "Living" and "18 Hour". Choose the prefer» PRICED FROM. style you RllllllillHUIIIIItll Itimi IIIIHIIIlmillllinillllmiini||HU|l|IUI|llmilll>»IH|l« MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. George Turner, a resident of Raymond, passed away in Raymond Tuesday, August 21st after a lengthy illnesso He was 64 years of age. Born in Magrath where he grew up and received his education, Mr. Turner had been employed as a Grain Agent for Alberta Wheat Pool, had served with the Canadian Light Anti-Aircraft Battery of the Royal Canadian Army spending three years overseas o Upon his release from the Armed Services he owned and operated Raymond Cleaners until ill health forced his retirement in 1972O He leaves to mourn his passing his loving wife Thelma; one son Lawrence of Raymond; a daughter Mrs» Douglas (Janet) Alston of Lethbridge; 11 grandchildren; one brother Fred of Taber, and two sisters Mrs. Carl (Verda) Peterson of Price, Utah and Mrs® Gordon (Caroline) Begg of Calgary* Funeral services were held in the Raymond LbD.S. Third Ward Chapel Friday, August 24th with Bishop Ronald Watson officiating. Interment took place in Temple Hill Cemeterye UPSTAIRS DEPT. NEW FALL SWEATERS IN PULLOVERS AND CARDIGANS. SOFT FLEECY BRUSHED ORLONS, WARM RICH WOOLS, BLENDS AND ACRYLIC KNITS _ 795 PRICED. ' IJp SLACKS f New Arrivals in I | Misses and Lad- | I ies Slacks - I Fortrels and = Knits, Polyester | I and Cottons, i Plains, Checks I | and Plaids. I PRICED IOotI A foimer Magrath native son, Lloyd Christensen of Pincher Creek passed away Sunday, August 26th at the age of 55 years. Born in Magrath, he joined Calgary Power in 1935 and had worked in '/arious Southern Alberta localities until being transferred to Pincher Creek in 1946 where he was district manager for Calgary Power. He leaves to mourn his passing his loving wife Alice, one son Kenneth of ■^ncouver, B.C., one daughter Linda Leigh of Lethbridge; three brothers Bill Christensen of Lethbridge, Norman Christensen of Magrath, Clarence Christensen of nidsbury; one sister Mrs. Dagmar Minion of Warner* Funeral services were held in the Pincher Creek United Church Wednesday afternoon with Rev<> Ro Putman officiating. Interment took place in Fairview Cemet-eryo DRY GOODS DEPT GIRIS BIKINI BRIEFS. Cyril and Gladys Layne of Hemet, Calif, were overnight visitors at the home of her brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Ted Law. NOTICE; Magrath United Church Women will hold the opening meeting of the season Tuesday, Spptember 11th in the Magrath United Church Hall. The business meeting will be held at 7:30 J>.M. and at 8:30 P.M. Mrs. Delores Fellger will show films on China to which all interested ladies are invited to attend. -TORE CLOSED MONDAY, SEPT. 3, LABOR DAY. GIRLS PANTIES, regular styles. LADIES BIKINI BRIEFS - figured. LADIES PANTIES regular styles . . .HUK I.i 111)111IIIHIHHII. . I SUMMER HATS Misses and Ladies Summer Hats including Straws, Fabrics, Laces in becoming styles for Beach of street wear. SUMMER CLEARANCE. 1/3 OFF MAGRATH i RADING COMPANY LTD. Welling. Volt Car AirRuns on cigar- WANTED: Lady to clean Health Unit office once a week. Phc 758-3182 after 9 P.M* FOR SALE: 12 conditioner, ette lighter plug-ini Used only on vacation. Pho 758-3412. Tina Reid. WANTED: Cream Separator in • good condition. Ph0 752-2109^ Aftvel Foote, REMINDER: a Penalty of 5% will be added to all Taxes net paid on or August 31.t 1973. H.Co Poulsen, Mun0 Sec<> Tr Current before New Jantzen Sweaters in 100% Acrylic. Machine wash and dry. Handsomely styled in V Neck, Turtle Neck and Crgw Neck Pullovers. Colors Red, Navy, Brcwn^Whi.te^ Blacky Burgandy and Jade Green. S. M. Li XL. T SHIRTS Men* s Stanfield Pullover Sports T Shirts of Cotton Blendi Redj White, Navy, Grey. SIZES: Si M. L. XL.••••.»••• DI FOR SALE: Older type Singer Sewing Machine (electric) also Girls bicycle. Phc 758-6616. . THaNK YOU: I would like to express my thanks to the "Store News" for printing my add about having my ponies and chariot for sale. The paper was passed on to a resident in Drayton Valley who saw the advertisement and immediately contacted me and purchased my outfit. I also disposed of my Ford tractor and machinery through the paper. Thank you. Mrs. Frank Brown. • ••••• c Mr. and Mrs. LaDrue Turner of Stockton, California have been visitors at the home of his mother Mrs0 Luella Turner Mr. and Mrs. Greg Leishman and daughter of Calgary were weekend visitors, guests at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Dee Leishman. Popular Nylon quilted Jackets with 100% Down fiTTing. Popular shades of Tan, Navy, Teal, Brown, Olive Green. Three popular styles including the Ski Jacket, the Western Cut 7 Deluxe Jacket. 4995to6500 VESTS Down Filled Vests in Olive Green/Orange. Zipper front with sleeves, knit neck band. Y S Down Filled Sleeveless Vests in ' Olive '& Orange. ’ WEAR NOTTCE: Want to have some fun? How about a Bam Dance? | Would you like to go on a f Hayride? f All youth 12-18 years are 1 welcome. Dress Western if f you like. f Date: September 4th. f Time: 6:45 P.M. 1 Meeting Place: L.D.S. Church, | Everyone come and bring a | friend. f DON’T MISS THE BIG FLYER SAIfil FOR BACK TO SBHOOL ON NOW. ! FIRST DAY I stand at the door on a September mom And watch as she goes through the gate, I answer the wave of a little brown hand As she calls to the others to -wait. A primer is pressed to the fast—beating heart, With a pencil, eraser, and rule. I’m only a mother - so pardon my tears. My baby is going to school. Oh, I would not stop one moment of time The tried way of nature is best. My baby must lose her innocent ways And became world-wise like the rest. She must learn for the time when her mother is gone, And into the throng she is hurled. But I’m only a mother - so pardon my tears, She is going out into the worlds MAGRATH ¿RADING COMPANY LTD. DRY GOODS DEPT. to 790 card«, wide selection in styles de- ■ FCTY TAIL HOLDERS assorted sizes, shapes and colors in novelty designs for Back—to- Schoolo 290 BaRRETTES: A of Barrettes signed for the Little Miss as well as Miss Teenager. Assorted colors and shapes CARDS - 390 to $1.29. HA_IR__ _S_H_A__F_E_R__’N CCMB: Shapes, shortens, trims, tapers and combso $1.00 ea. HAIR CLIPS - assorted sizes and shapes for setting and holding hair styles. 390 to 880 HAIR ROT IFRS - popular kinds including the Magic Mesh, Magnetic, Snap-On, Mini—Teeth and Seif Gripping Lockette Rollers in assorted sizes. tQ $le39 pkgo HAIR SET TAPE - for holding bangs, etc. in placeo 690 roll. Magrath First and Second Ward L0D.S. Churshes had new Bishoprias installed at Sacrament Services Sunday afternoon. Dr. Alan Dudley was installed as Bishop of the Magrath First Ward with councellors Glenn Fletcher and Lorin (Butch) Nelson. Tyler Alston was installed as Bishop of the Magrath Second Ward with councellors Ted Haynes and Don Johnson. The presided Taylor Stake Presidency at the services* Mr. and. Mrs. Martin Miller of Provo, Utah have been visiting friends and relatives in Magrath and district, guests at the Kay Bennett and Cliff Miller homes in Magrath, the Deraid Miller home in Raymond. While here, Martin’s 5 year old five—gaited American Saddlebred horse “Winged Chiefton” won first in the open class stake competition at the final night horse show performance in Lethbridge. "Purser Stables of Salt Lake City saw it’s entry "Winted Chieftan” top the prestigious fige-gaited American saddlebred class. Holly I Black put Chieftan through his paces, 'l displaying the majesty and grace | associated with this breed”? Q 0 O • • * 0 GIRIS "SNUGGLEDOWN11 PYJAMAS Smartly designed with attractive motifs on the front. Plain shades of Anua, Yellow, Red SIZES: 8-1U 395 GIRIS "SNUGGLEDOWN" NIGHTGOWNS. Cozy and warm as well as prettily styled with matching lace trim. Bastel shades. SIZES: 4 - 6X. See the lovely Acetate & Polyester MUU MUU’S, floor length, gathered neck, elbow sleeveo Multi colored. Sunday visitors at the E. T<> Law home were his nephew and wife i Mr, and Mrs. Ted Law and daughter | Jill of Raymond; granddaughter and I husband Mr, and Mrs. Ron Harker of i Lethbridge, and the Don and Norman j Law families, Mr. and Mrs» Earl Gurney have I as their guests their son and daughter^- | in-law Mr. and Mrs. Don Gurney and | family of Granger, Utah; Mr. and Mrs. | Heber Garside, Teran and Nona of i Granger, Utah and Mr, and Mrs. Garside’s j son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. ! Gary Beck of San Francisco who are j on their honeymoon. 1 •• • • Bob Hope, who’s entertained the j fighting troops abroad for the last j 21 years, was asked what he would do t this year now that the Vietnam war | is over. Bob replied, "I’ll stay at home ! and entertain the Watergate wounded,” S.M.L. o.oo.$14ô95 | STORE CLOSED MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd, I LABOR DAY, MAGRATH COMPANY LTD. cross rib .lb. IliliillltllilHIIHIUIIIUIIIinillltllltllllllltHIIIIUIIIlUUllHIHIHHIIIilllKIlllllllHIHilllllillllllllllllllllllllllllillHIIllllll . BOLOGNA Il HlUlHillllllIHliltlinnHni Ill!lllliuillliilllllliinmilll1liltll«ililtlltlfl|l<(f<h IllHiinIHf iHllllHI IHHIIU«'III! nllil!4lllllllll III I WIENERS • = E I SLICED iUlHHI 11 HlIllHIlllliHl IIHIIIMH Hill I HIIIHIHIIIIIiri 111II! IIIIHHIIH111H IIHIIilH 11IIIOIII11 HIHI 11 IhlllllHIlil 1111 HHHIIIHIIHIi III llllii I An Go . . . Mrs. Estella Elder Gibb., beloved wife of Bert Gibb, passed away Friday, August 24th in the Magrath Hospital following a lengthy illness® She was ¿3 years of age. Born in Barnwell, she was the eleven th child of Jonathan Elder and Bertha Ann Dewsnup Elderc She leaves to mourn her passing besides her loving husband one daughter Mrs. Jerry ’Carolyn) Waddoups of Pol^n, Montanas one son Gregory of Calgary; six grandchildren; seven sisters Mrs. Wallace (Mary) Dudley, Mrs« Ted (Melba) Hocking, Mrs. George To (Alberta) Dudley all of Magrath, Mrs-. Robert (Beth) McDowell, Mrs. Gibson (LaVirlle) Sears both of Spoeane, Wash®, Mrs® Barney (Clara) Miller of Kettle Falls, Wash«, her twin sister Mrs. Milton (Adela) Wolsey of frail, B.C,; four brothers Clarence Elder of Fillmore, Utah, Ted of Lancaster, Calif®, Austin of Edmonton and Joseph who is filling an L.D.Sn mission in Liberty, Missouri® She was predeceased by her parents, two sisters and two brothers« --- Funeral services were held in the Magrath L.D.So Chapel Monday afternoon with Bishop Hark Dahl officiating® Prelude and postlude music was played by Charlotte Fletchero The family prayer was offered by Jerry Waddoups® The opening hymn by the choir was i’O My Father" accompanied by Charlotte Fletcher and conducted by Inez Gibb. Invocation was offered by Bishop Lo B„ Tanner® Special musical renditions were a vocal solo "I?m A Pilgrim" by Reece Gibb and an Organ-Cello Duet by Maude Ririe and Marjorie Balderson® Closing remarks were given by Bishop Dahl with the closing hymn by the choir "Though Deepening Trails"« Wayne Gough offered the benediction-, Pal 1hearers were Grant Dudley, GayIon Dudley, Brent Dudley, Allan Dudley, Jon Dudley and Garth Elder. Interment took place in the Magrath Cemetery with J.L. Gibb offering the graveside prayer. coeoc-ownoocc'ooccoao THANK YOUP We would like to express our heartfelt thanks to the staff of the Magrath Hospital and the doctors at the Clinic, for their care and kindness to our daughter«. We also express our gratitude to the L-.D-S® Relief Societies, the United Church Women, the Hospital Auxiliary Ladies, the Lutheran Ladies and the Catholic Women’s League for their kindness in taking turns sitting with Collette in this trying time® Many thanks for the gifts and get-well wishes from our many friends« Collette expresses her thanks to her frxends and she is doing very favorably0 u«sher and Bertha Christensen and family- MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. FROSTED FLAKES ORANGE JUICE IMfiC-GS IS ozo 6501 DOWDERED MILK wsthu'ï family 5# 009] | WESTERN FAMILY oz. 4901 I NESTLES QUICK I 091 STEW I 2# 'lUninlnilllHIUnilMHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllinHiliHIIIIHIilllHlHHIItlHItHllhHIIIIIHIIHIIIIIIIHHBUIIIIIIHIIHHIUbMUllimmiHlir I MUSHROOM SOUP | ¡ ALYMERS 10 oz. 4/750] ■ .IKIlin.llHHHHIimtll lllOIIIOmHHttllllllllIbhIIIIIIIIIHHIHHtllliHUIMIHIItlllHIHUUllllHtlUHtllillKItlUHIlM*** * 24 OZ-CHOCOLATE CHIP 16 oz. DADS FR H ■?C .PLUMS B.C. lb. . . - . > .4-, -I > AT,HERTA LOCAL CORN . t dozen D F A D C I L. z \ i V „ handi pack , e o • • • o ORANGES 0 990
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