Magrath Store News (January 14, 1965)

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 ••.•••...

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Main Author: Magrath Trading Store
Format: Journal/Newspaper
Language:English
Published: J. A. Ririe 1965
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Online Access:http://digitallibrary.uleth.ca/cdm/ref/collection/sanl/id/2372
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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 ••.•••.••••••.«.8 A. Mi to 6 P.M. Wednesday .«8 A.M. to 1 P.M. •••.Saturday .8 A.M. to 7 P.M. Thursday, January 14th, 1965 . Magrath, Alberta. ^Hardware d)ept. 4995 USED TV SET Used Philco Television Set Has had picture tube re­placed. On swivel base. An ideal”second" set for the home. REDUCED FROM $79,95»«■•••••• Hoover Vacuum Canister type Hoover "Constel- . lation Vacuum Cleaner complete with full'set of attachments. This nationally advertised Cleaner provides plenty of cleaning action, DELUXE MODEL . . . . aHUHmniumHmiumitmuuiuiumumttmnuuiiUHiHiiuMiumiHUMiHiHiiiiiHmuHHinimumuiiiiuiiti'iiii'iiiiitiiiuiii STEP-ON WASTE CAN Deluxe model i I in turquoise enamel, chrome top with 1 aluminum liner. „„ r„ 7.95 ? REGULAR $10.95., ' [LUNCH BUCKETS Two popular styles I 'in Children’s Lunch Buckets - square or tapered top. Complete with thermos. I REGULrtR $3.89 value,. ! 'llUUhmiUltbMttiUHUttnilMllllltttHmMIHtlllMtiUHlMHIIIHHIwnilltnHIiniHniHllUlHlUHillliillllif.UlHUIllIllHllliim'" bargains for the mens shops . iHHuH'niMtitUHwumniiiiHiUHUHiiHiiiHHimuiuntiuniimhiwiHimiihiHiiiiiHHiiiitHimmniiii I HYDRALIC JACKS I 8 TON HYDRALIC JACK. ¡Regular $45.00 . |U TON HYDRALIC JACK. ¡Regular $21.50 . . i SEE THE COUNTER OF HALF PRICE GIFT ITEMS, PLANTERS, CIGARETTE LIGHTERS, NOVELTIES. 4995 . I BREAD BOXES. I t ___ 098 = i WHITE & GREEN PLASTIC, Reg.$4.29.,. ¿Oer | I WHITE POLYETHYLENE Reg. $5.98• 39sl . ¡THERMOS BOTTLES, botties| tin assorted sizes and styles. I I REGULAR $1.19. 890: IIIIIUMIIIIIIIKIHIIIIIH i linKHIklllkllll1IIUlimniHIHHlkkkk«knHUhniHttllllltklkllUkklkUIIIU|MlkKll|Mp^|H||HUUimkU|U¥intVhiMWUUUIUh**ktC, I I BENCH VICE . * £ Q I 95 I I 3i" BENCH VICE FOR THE HOME SHOP. EASY TO v) I I | ATTACH. - • • . Qfx | Regular $13•50 •«••••••••<••••••«• E «■ _ aiHIIIII||ill<n>IIUII|Hkl|iHltlll||kllllHllkk«lt |klUlklHlk««ktkl<lkkktk«kk»kik|ilknlklklllk»kk)klklHHkttUlklkkl|til> ■ lkkl(lklim)Ulk Mj X £ 1495 : Upstairs ALL REDUCED TO CLEAR AT YOUR CHOICE Pat Anderson and Fred Minor attended Tuxis & Older Boys Parliament in Calgary during the holi­day season. YOUR CHOICE I VISIT THE SPECIAL DISCOUNT COUNTER AT THE TOP OF THE STAIRS X) III Ulltl llll It IV HI HI kl II III I lilHi 111H1HII l( l< I li Hi III (1II111 HI Hll II i( H Illi l< Il HII1UUH1IU1 ill1''JillHI Ufli lUHIH HlUUHIin Un 101U Z* * LADIES DRESS COATS INCLUDING PLAJN AND FUR TRIMMED STYLES. Girls, Misses and ladies Jackets, Ski Jackets, Car Coats. xi / S—"\ I A R' IT O I J A TO Dress Hats, Whimsie Veils, t /Q /AfT LnDlLOnnlO Smart styles & colors. |/J VlT iBlHnHinHMIllilHHHHUHlfHninilUnifHlllllinilinHUHlIlltinillllHHiHUHIIIliflllinilllfUHntlHUIIIIIHHIHHHIiliilHIlUIIHHHIlfHHHHHlIHilltllilllhUiUimHIUliniWiHIlHUKUIHiMUt1 FLATS • Popular Flatties in Brown, Black Elk Brown, Tan, White leathers & suedes. HEELS ladies illusion heel"Pumps Heal pumps & casuals. Black, Red Brown leathers 4720381408 Funeral services for the late Frank Bauer were held Monday, January 11th in St, Patrick’s Church, Lethbridge, Rev, J, Kelly officiated at the Requiem High Ifass and at the graveside service at the Magrath cemetery.’ Pallbearers were Roy Araki, John Ungar, Julius Stenger, Mike Mitch, Frank Hufnagel and George Dudas. Honorary Pallbearers were Steve Gruninger Sr., Mike Kosma and Mike Schneyder Sr. ' Mr. Bauer passed away Thursday, Jan­uary 7th in the Magrath Municipal Hosp­ital, ’ He was ¿7 years of age, Mr, Bauer was bom in Ife-gyar Polany, Hungary on October 11th, 1897» He came to Canada in 1930 and was employed as a carpenter. He was joined in Canada by his wife Efery in 1954» Predeceased by two sons in World War 11, he is survived by his wife Mary, one son Matthew in Hungary and 3 grand­children, ••••■•»••••••••«•«••••••••■a« THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED A Good Place to Trade. DRESSES Ladies Fall and Winter Dresses in’Wool knitsj Wool crepe, 100% Wool, Amel' Jersey,' Printed Silks, Crepes, Cord­uroy, and Brocade, SIZES 10-24i. 1/3 OFF itiiimt BLOUSES| Misses & Ladies i Cotton Blouses in- i eluding popular Lon—| don lassies. Figured! j and plain colors, | REG. $3.98. P50 | | REG. $2.98. 198 | JJry Çoc COirMTERS KIDLIES WEAR 'W INFANTS NIGHTIES White Flannelette Nighties with smocking and embroidezy trim. m .53C BATHROOM LAYETTE Terrycloth set including Baby’s robe, towel, wash cloth and growing chart. REGULAR $2.50 . bath Little backs. FANCY PANTS girls Aqua-Seal Fancy Phnties, Ruffle Plastic lined. White, Pink, c-ek REGULAR 980.OuQ BABY BLANKETS Esmond and viscose and wool blended Baby Blankets in assorted designs and colors. SIZES: 36x50 and 30x40. I/RO) IA7 REGULAR $2.25 & $2.50 I I . UNDERWEAR Children’s Thermal knit underwear for cold winter wearing. Q Q A DRAWERS - size 4-6. REGULAR $1.25 UNDEHSHBiTS - 12-14 yrs. BEG. $1.15.7 7 0 UNDERSHIRTS cotton with rayon stripe undershirts, up shoulderso SIZES 4 to 6, 8 to 14. REGULAR 79^ .530 HOODED SHIRTS Fleece lined Hooded Sweit Shirts in Boys zipper front - Red, Blue. Si’ Mi REGULAR $5.501 Children’s Pullons. REG. $3«25 each. 1/3 OFF Miss Joan Christensen, student at the Calgary branch of the U. of A. was hone' during the weekend visiting her’parents, Mr, and Mrs, Norman Christensen, GIRLS PYJAMAS Tricot Knit or Cotton wash and wear Pyjamas for girls in Capri and Baby Doll styles, SIZES: 4 to 6X. REGULAR $2.19 to $2,50 1/3 OFF Jim Minor is home following a visit with his uncle and auntj Mr, and"Mrs, Jim Min­or at lac la Biche, Alberta, LADIES Girls Built Girls Redmonized PANTIES white cotton panties, elastic leg, , shrunk to fit. /f/z a REGULAR 69^. 4t)v I F J f t LIMITED QUANTITY ladies lingerie crepe and amel tricot slips in popular styles. Lace trimming on " hemline and bodice. REGULAR $2.98-$3.98 1/30FF Into life the male child comes, ghort on hair and long on gums, Out of life ' In the same he goes, when youthless, shape, bald and toothless« Mrs. Lisadore Crookston left Monday to visit relatives and friends in Salt Lake City, Utah and points in Californ­ia. THE MAGRaTH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED s. AUTOMATIC CHOKE " Before and during the C. -stmas hoii daysf foe had grief aalore with ôur Buick, Three " or four times pulled to the garage. Gas line, anti'freeze, carburator, spark plugs, etc. checked but of no avail. After a complete overhaul, the mechanic discovered the cause was the automatic choke not functioning. It regulates the air fuel ratio and prevents flooding, so we were told. J ' ■> Ifen with an automatic choke would have prevented drunkeness, poverty, broken homes, alcoholic poisoning, etc. • Henry Ford invented the first automobile and forgot to put in a reverse gear. Some­one forgot to put an automatic choke in the first man. ' The world would have been a happier place in which to live. . Editorial in January Lions Magazine, ïb,ge 2; "The most important thing we can do as lions is to help youth. As adults it’s too .Late for us to causé any real change in the world. But our children can, and we have just got to help them, ’ It’s later than you thinkj and next month we’ll start our articles to help you plan”. LETHBRIDGE FEEDERS . You may deceive all the people part of the time, and part of thé people all of the • tiiie but not all the people all of .the time." — Abraham Tn n coin. WISDOM Far away from the stem Marxist incent­ives that Peking devises for the people of China, the director of a Chinese bank in a southern Malayan state produced the fol 1ow­ing 10 commandments for his employees: 1. Don’t lie. It wastes my time and yours, ' I'am sure to catch you in the end. ' 2. Watch your work and not the clock. A long day’s work makes a long day short, and a short day’s work makes my face long. 3. Give me more than I expect, and I will pay. you more than you expect. I can afford to increase your pay if you increase my profits. 4. Keep out of debt. You owe so much to yourself that you cannot afford to owe any­body else. ' 5. Dishonesty is never an accident. 6. Mind your own business, and in tins you will have a business of your own to mind. 7. Don’t do anything here that hurts your self-respect. The employee who is capable of stealing for me, is capable of stealing from me. ’ 8. It’s none of my business what you do at night, but if dissipation affects what you do next day you will last half as long as you hope. 9. Don’t tell me what I would like to hear, but what I ought to hear. I don’t want a valet for my vanity, but for my money. 10. Don’t kick if I kick. If you are worth correcting you are worth keeping, — London Observer Service. / A pioneer of Magrath and long time resi­dent of the Del Bonita district, Peter W. Rasmussen, passed away in a Lethbridge hosp­ital following a’ short illness. He was 75 years of age, ' * Bom in Clarkston, Utah the late Mr, Ras­mus sfen moved with his parents to Magrath in 1898, moved'to Del Bonita in 1911 where he homesteaded, and following his retirement in 195S, moved to Lethbridge. ' ' Predeceased by his first wifej Alice, he is survived by his wife Madalynn, five sons Floyd and Iyan of Del Bonita, LeRoy of Provo Dwayne of Edmonton, Leonard of Didsbury/ eight daughters —'Doris'Murdoch and Irene McKinnon of Trail, B.C., Iila Spain of Gen­elie, B.C. Viola Dixon of Kimberly, Enola Laveek of Calgary, Jean Mathews of Fincher Creek, Connie Harker of Lethbridge and Avilda Jones of Twin Riversj thrde sisters Millie Bassett of Afton, Wyoming, Mary Clifton of Taber and Ruth Westman of Leth­bridge. Four brothers, Andrew of Lethbridge Henry of Calgary, Jack of Magrath and Marion of Hawaii,"48 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral services were held'in the LDS • Third Ward Chapel, Lethbridge, with Bishop Gordon Anderson officiating. Interment took place in Archmount Memorial Gardens with Christensen Fleming Funeral Home 117 charge of arrangements. FOR SALE; 25 ton baled Alfalfa hay. ' Jacob Weing, Ph, 758-6601. THE WOEFUL SHEPHERD A "Double Barreled" Threat, Domestic wool and lamb producers are looking into the muzzle of a double barreled weapon. First: Imports of lamb and mutton from New Zealand into Canada from January to Oct­ober were 709 thousand head. Second: The Provincial Government cancels the sheep producers leases as they expire and give them to beef cowmen under the guise of community pastures. * It doesn’t make sense. A surplus of cattle and sheep in short supply. THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED A Good Place to TradeMEN*S AND BOYS* NYLON QUILTED SKI JACKETS -"a choice of styles and colors including plain or hooded.'Zipper fronts See the popular new SCHUSS - water repellent, dry clean­able, durable and wind resistant. BOYS - REGULAR $3.50 to $10.95. MEN»Sj $10.50 - $19.95 Orson Bridge informed the News Office Wednesday morning that President Johnson has invited the Mormon Tabernaele Choir of Salt Lake City to sing at his inauguration January 20th at Washington D.C* DRESS SPECIAL COUNTER OF WORK TEXAS RANGER Heavy duty G.W.G. Texas Ranger Work Pant's in the popular Tan'shade only REGULAR $5i95 •■••••••••■••• DAYS HIPSTERS Dark Check Hipsters so popular with the younger men. Slim styling. REGULAR $6,25 to $6.95 •«••••» BEAU DANDY-BIG SUEDE Beau Dandy and Big Suede Work Pants, duty drill and cord. Olive green shade REGULAR $5.75 & $6.95« Patients in the Magrath Municipal Hospital during'the past week included Mr. James Jensen, Carter Currie, Mrs. Dorothy Sec-' retan, Mr. Vern Parkins, Mr. John Fialik Mr. Gordon Perry, Mr. Clarence Jensen, Mrs. Rosie Brunner, Mr. Geerge Coleman, Jimmie Fellger Jr., Mrs. Annie Corliss,- Afton'Gruninger and Mrs. Katie Niznik-owski. Former Magrath residents., Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Deglow of Lethbridge cele­brated their 50th wedding anniversary Monday, January 11th. A family gathering in their honor was held at the home of their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs.- Rodney Arndt in Lethbridge when some 30 members of the family enjoyed a turkey din­ner and social evening. 1 GROUP REDUCED TO CIEAR . (sizes 3 to u) All wool Dress Pant» in latest slim and regular stylings. Popular eoldrs ' including Grey,'Fawn, Brownj Charcoal, Black. REGULAR $9.95*$U.95 Boys cotton knit T SHIRTS in assorted styles and colors. Included a he plain round neck, collar styles with 3 but— ■ ton throat opening. T)ry Qoods Dept, Upstairs GIRLS COTTON SLIMS: Assorted ool-LADIES SWEATERS-. ors, sizes and styles in Cotton Slims. Sizes -this group aare Boucle pullovers, órlon 2 to 6X, _ - REGULAR $2.25-$3.38 • • • I / 3 0 F H POODLE KITS : Make your own plastic poodle from this handy kit. Complete instructions. A choice of colorso COO CRINOLINES Girls fancy crinolines. Elastic waist." Lace and ribbon trim. 150 White, Size 10, 12. REGULAR $2.98.P PURSES : Smartly styled Lidi Simulated plastic calf. (limited quantity) REGULAR $5a5O. Tapestry purses with simulated calf trim, REGULAR $5.95 . COSTUME JEWELRY: i of laces, pendants, earrings. Included in and wool cardigans. . CHILDRENS SWEATERS.-melted are girls pullovers and cardigans, ' ’' OjO boys striped cardigans. . . BABY DRESSES. DIAPER SETS.-1 rack of Cotton, Terylene and Dacron diaper sets (2 piece styles) and dresses,. YOUR CHOICE. H MISSES GLOVES-MITTS: Two tone striped Shag Mitts & Gloves in a choice >. 39 purses. p750f colors. VALUES~T0 $1~39. 75 { 299 BABY'S FANCY PANTS : Fancy baby1 s pants0 Plastic lined nylon with daintyrp a neck- ruffled backs. Pink, 'White, Blue JVv 1/2 PRICE tJ e, U 13 vj LADIES FLANNELETTE NIGHTIES IN PINK OR BLUE. REGULAR $3.75. UNDERSHIRTS : Cotton rib knit under-­shirts «, Perfect fit. Built up shoulders. REGULAR 89i to $1.29 1/2 PRICE UNDERWEAR Stanfields combed cotton interlock knit longs (1 group reduced to clear). 1 group of MenSs Combinations. 'O OVERCOATS : Men’s Overcoats in your choice of tweeds, toned checks or plain grey wool. q R 05 REGULAR $45.50. 00 LIMITED QUANTITY OF MEN’S LEATHER WORK BOOTS. ASSORTED STYLES & SIZES. PRICE M LADIES WOOL AFTERNOON DRESSES LADIES COTTON & GINGHAM HOUSEDRESSES LADIES MATERNITY WEAR - SMOCKS, SKIRTS AND SLACKS. GIRLS, MISSES & LADIES DUSTERS GIRLS WHITE COTTON SLIPS ^Hardware d)ept BRISTLE BROOMS > .12» .bristle 9Q push broons. fc>59.¿¿.V KITCHEN WASTE CANS : Step-on enamel Kitchen waste cans. REGULAR $2.98. 95 MEN’S 2 SUITER - handy trav­elling style. . -. REGULAR $29.95 . g £ I The teacher had been instructing her ' first graders in the alphabet. "Peter," she asked, "what letter coiiies after *A’? Peter thought for a moment, then bright­ened, "all of them". THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED A Good Place to Trade , BEEF CHUCK per lb SHOULDER, lean.per lb . . j iWlENERS - BURNS. . .4.per lb. 39Ci . li i ><•> _ I BACK BACON - HALF POUND PACKAGES . pkg.i5„2.E.I d until HHIlHlIIIIHIIHIIIIilHIliH IUIHiHIII»HlinHllllilHIIIIHHltt|IH<l|IIUllHUUhHI|lll1llllllHllini1IH«IHIiniHHhlll1ll1llUI1HIUI(IHHIinilllllHHII»1^ i(i l> iillHiii»uuii>ii. .miuiiiuilliinuni.i.lullii.mliiuu.mull. . . iunin.il. iiiiimui.iiui.lii.mlii.u. . iiuiiuuniiiii.i.iiiuuiuii. u. u i BURNS PORK rt" '\"f_ASf/ -Vv_? v 71 NOTICE: Commencing this week, the Doctors’ Office will be open every Wednesday after­noon for regular office hours. Office hours are as follows: Monday through Satur­day - open 10 A.M. to 12 noon. Monday through Saturday - 1:30 to 5:30 PeMB Magrath - Raymond C?.’?ic, FOUND; Key on blue plastic covered wire. News Office. FOUND; ladies red sheer head scarf • Has red coin dots scattered over it. News Office. NOTICE; Doe to illness and death in the family, Donelda’s Beauty Shop is closed until Thursday, January 21st, Donelda Navratil. NOTICE; The Magrath Rod and Gun Club will hold a re—organization meeting Friday, Jan­uary 15th in Sherba’s Cafe at 8 P.M. A report on pheasant feeding will be given at this time, Forrest Balderson. NOTICE; The St. Joseph’s C.W.L. will hold it’s regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs, Mary Peterson Monday, January LSth at 8 P.M. LOST — on my way home from school last Wed­nesday - a white silk rectangular scarf. Kelly ZoBell, Ph0 758-3492. HAVE YOU LOST A BICYCLE? A girls blue bi­cycle was left in the ditch in’front of my home about the 1st of December. Owner nay have same by calling for it. Clifford Miller, FOR SAIE: Young’boars and gilts from pure­bred stock. W. H. Foggin, Del Bonita, PARK THEATRE NEWS: Friday and Saturday, Jan­uary 15th and 16th ’’THE BIRDS” with Rod Tay­lor and Tippi Hedron. Also Short in color. Corning — ’’From Russia With Love”, NOTICE: The Second annual Magrath Merchants Senior Basketball Tournament will be held Saturday, January 16th in the Magrath Big Gym, First game starts at 8 A.M. final game at 9:30 P.M. Prices: Adults $1.00 (whole day) Students Teams include. Raymond Jubilee Motors, Magrath Nigh School, Doug’s Record Bar (Lethbridge) CalgAry L. D.S. All Stars, Magrath Trading Co., CHEC Radio (Lethbridge) Calgary Bank’of Montreal and Calgary Mount Royal College. NOTICE: Coats and Dresses are going at 1/3 OFF, Skirts, Slims, Sweaters at 20% OFFj other BIG REDUCTIONS.Upstairs. JUDGE: "I’ll have the next person who cre­ates a disturbance in this court thrown out. PRISONER: "Hip Hip Hooray, Hip Hip Hooray." DOLE’S FANCY Hum 14 oz, tins. .uxnuHiiiiiiiuiiuiHliuiiuiuimuHiuuuuuiiuiiiuitiHHiuiniiiiiinniiiuiiiiitiiiiiiiii [fruit cocktail IH11J HH tt 11 f II I NIBLETS CORN III I Ir lllllI Ei z 15 oz4 "bins ni«IU.IIIItMIUlll«IIIIUt|||lUlllllllllHlllllllHil|HlllUIIIIUIIIIInil|H*lll|HIIII|lllll*l«lllllllllHI| IIIHninitllU« l <HI>lllllliHIIIIIIIIIIIUUIHIIUll)l|l|tll|UIHIlHUllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli<hlllllHHlUMIi|IIIHlHUIIII|H4ltHiH4ltHHIHHHHit< ¡ALLEN'S DRINKS I Grape Drink, Orance Drick, Fruit Punch I QI 00 I CAKE MIXES • - ___ —— BETTY CROCKER. White^ Angel Food ORANGE CHIFFON. . £Z G A 16 oz. pkg.*. JU V UI|n«iril>«l<*l*>«<*>i(lllll*IIHf■llllHII'IWtlllll'KIIIlHIHnKlHUIIIHHlKlIXIili. s - TOP VALU J W/J U JUL - LUNCHEON MEAT.12 ;HlllUlHUIlU>UUUUHUIUUnUlHlUUIHUUUUUUnUUnHUnUIHUtlUIHUUUUinuHIUlHllUlUIHUIl>H|UUlHIUHlUlU PINEAPPLE JUICE for oz. tins .lHIUHHIIIIIHI||l|IIIIHIIHIIHllHIHIIHIIIIIIII|IUIII»mtlHIIIHIHUn«»l»'»IIIIIIUl ÎINSTANT COFFEE MAXWELL HOUSE 25 lb. bag — 10 oz. pkg. Cereal 48 oz. tins pRESi-i [Produce oranges .cello bags . 4 ibs. 89 C APPLES - MC INTOSH .Handipack case GRAPEFRUIT .sweet & juicy . 239 . . IO for I00 . .cello bags TOMATOES .vine ripe.2 layer per lb, 3Ç)C THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED. JANUARY 14th, 1965