| 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. PHONESt OFFICE 21 GROCERIES 364 Friday, April 14th, 1961 DRY GOODS 124 HARDWARE 34 .Jftgrath, Alberta Use our easy payment plan. Our carrying charges are less than 1/3 that of Finance Conpary charges. . MARBLE FINISH; 5 piece set with ranch ¡yle table (1 leaf)'hnd four chairs# tone white %nd trin on table and listerei in marble Chrome and brass • 12495 ■ fW H tritn nm n iii HARDWARE DEPT. I easy budget plan e DINETTE SETS WALNUT FINISH: • 5 piece Set - Panoh style table and four chairs# Table has two leaves and extends to 6 feet# BeautifHlly upholstered oheirs, table haa wnlinit finished arborite top^ KITCHEN CHROME SET - •toble and four chairs CHROME SET; in white and tan shades# _ ~ _ ONLY 5Q95 5 piece LINOLEUM LOUNGE SET VINYL LINOIEUM (inlaid) Attractive stone and nprbel design. 2 yds. wide# running yd# - SEE OUR FINE SELECTION OF VINYL FLOORCOVERINGS FOR KITCHEN, LIVINGROOM, BATH, çte. Chair set, upholstered in nylon fteize, Quality construction# RECfUIAR $169.95. (slight damage in transit to back, allowing $20., discount# 00 SKIRT LENGTHS : Arnel pies ted skirt lengths, linen checks and plaids as well as ArneIs, $3.98 and $4,98 Little Boys and Girls Flannelette Pyj- f PILLOW-SLIPS New embroidered slips f anils. Assorted styles and colors. With lace hens, cross stitch embroidery and nadería and applique pillow slips in many attractive patterns. $1.98 to $3.98 HANKIES : We have just received a new shipnent of ladies dainty Hankies. Fine lawn and linen, tastefully enbroidered. 59£ BRAS 2 Exquisite Fom Bras in fine cotton Regular and long line, ‘Sizes 34Z to 40C, REGULAR $2.50 and s$4.00. 20% OFF, A FEW LEFT - ladies Arnel Capri Pyjanas 1 Blue, Pink. Banboo. REGULAR $3.50 pr . . . MtN BOYS WEAR BOYS' SHOES: A. United quantity of Boys oxfords, school shoes and work boots, Assorted sizes. HALF PRICE, BABYAL'LS: and Corduroy, Infant’s Babyalls in Twill Snap leg, 20% OFF. HARDWARE DEPT Choice Quality Rose Bushes White.,»Red,.Yellow,.Pink. BOYS SPORT SHIRTS: Newly arrived for Spring. Bright wash and wear cottons. REGULAR $1.98 .$1.49 BOYS TOYO CAPS : Straw fabric caps for spring in assorted colors, ONLY 19£ IJIHIIII111U H11 Ulli 11 II filili II 11111111 Ul 111 Willi I IUI 11 H(lll IltllHilif itili tl II IIIHIIHHI Hiii IHiUHHIIHIIilHIHHIIHiUHI I imllliHIII1 CREAM SEPARATORS : Electric separators are going up $10.00 each after present stock is expired. 350# to 500#. $79.95 to $134.95. THONGS: CHILDS - 49ci Rubber thongs in all colors . MISSES - 59i!. MEN’S - 69$ GARDEN TRACTOR; 4 cycle 3 h.p. Garden Tractor. Enjoy gardening this Spring with this low priced tractor. $99.95. BOYS FLANNELETTE SHIRTS: s,TO | Men’s Black or Brown Oxfords, assorted | styles. Sizes 6 to lOg-. A fisherman was hauled into court for catching 10 more black bass than the law allowed. "Guilty or not guilty?" the judge asked. "Guilty," the angler said. "Ten dollars and costs," said the judge. After paying the fine cheerfully, the defendent said, And now, your honor, I’d like several copies of the court record to show ny friends," t FISHERMEN ~ get your angling permits in the HARDWARE DEPT. rimillllllHHIlimiHllllltiniltHHIIHHItUltlHtlltllltHHIIIIIIIIIHIIItHllllllllllllttlflltlllllllllllllHIIIIHfllllHUIHlHUH < ~7TTER GO STRAIGHT. \ ■' Some forty years ago our garage was built for a nara j gauge Ford» Our *55 model is much.wider. If we drive in straight, then we can back out without difficulty» But if the car is too far off centre, somewhat crooked, then we are in trouble. Sideswiping, bent bumpers, dented fenders, etc. Life is much Hirn that. The Migrath and District Chamber of Commerce wishes to express thanks to residents of T&grath who co-operated in the recent clean—up drive. There are still numerous lots in need of attention however, and residents who were unable to participate in the recent campaign are asked to clean up their property at their convenience. The Council must also be thanked for their willingness in putting the town’s fira fighting equipment and crew at our disposal. We were also assured that a garbage pick-up would be made and although to date nothing has been done about this we feel sure that it will receive the Town’s attention in the very near future. A.meeting of the Chamber has been called for Monday, April 17th at 7i30 in the Town Hail. All interested are invited to attend. Sec. Treas. - A ATTENTION FARMERS: A public meeting will be held in the Town Hall, April 19th at 8 P.M. to discuss the possibilities of a seed cleaning plant in the municipality. J. Hocking The United Church A.O-T.S, Men’s Club will hold a Charter Night Thursday, April 20th at the United Church Hall at 7 P.M. All interested men cordially invited to attend. A.O.T.S. Club. Funeral services for the late Christ Flexhaug, 72, were held Saturday, April 1st in the Christensen Chapel with Rev. J. G. Tokeen of the Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd officiating. Pallbearers were nephews of the deceased - Doran Flexhaug, Malcolm Flexhaug, Roger Flexhaug, Robert Flexhaug, Gail Atwood and Ben Drown, Durial took place in Archmount Memorial Gardens, Survivors include his wife Ella, two sons Clarence of Taber and Alvin of Many*» berriesj four daughters Mrs, Mabel Zuelke of Warner, Mrs, Rose Marie Ganbel, Mrs, Hazel Mundy and Mrs9 Evelyn Speager all of Barons; also twenty five grandchildren, Mrs, Harriet lane of Spring Coulee was pleasantly surprised Saturday"'evening when twenty one members of her family called to congratulate her on the occasion of her 80th birthday. A turkey dinner was enjoyed with the following present Mrs, Ray Huntley and daughters, Mrs. Jessie Munroe and Mrs. h&rlene Charleton, also Mr. and Mrso Bud Munroe all of Calgary, Mrs. Ifertha Barter and Mr. and Mrs, Ron Frank and daughters of Lethbridge, Mr, and Mrs. Wayne Lister and daughter and Mr, Lockland Lister of Coaldale and Mr, and Mrs, Eddie Lane and family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bradshaw of Salt lake City, Utah attended the funeral of her sister the late Mrs. Annie Bigelow in Lethbridge Wednesday, April 5th, They also visited with friends and •"datives in Magrath and district. The applicant fcr a sales job stood before the Sales Manager, ’’Your references, please”. ” The lad smiled, ,:I didn’t bring any. Tdkp my picture, thoy don’t do me justice". tlTter him came another job seeker. "You married?”’asked the Sales Manager. "No, I’m not," ho said, "But I can take orders, if that’s what you mean", Mrs. Victor (Rena) Hillmor passed away Wednesday evening, Funeral arrangements will be announced when completed. The Magrath Lions Club held it’s 23rd annual Charter Night in the United Church Hall Wednesday evening with over 75 Lions, Lionesses and guests from visiting clubs of Choteau, Mont., Cardston, Lethbridge present, President Stu Van Horn weloomed the gathering and Mrs. Vinessa Hamilton presided at th*e piano for the singing of 0 Canada and America.’ Invocation was offered by Rev, Jin Elliot. Dr. Mark Dahl acted as Mister of Ceremonies for the evening. Charles Matkin introduced visiting dignitaries and Mayor Jay Hamilton brought greetings from the town of Magrath. Ken Bald- erson proposed a toast to the ladies to which Mrs. Stan Morris suitably replied. Stan Morris introduced the guest speaker, Loe TJUrphy, Sec. of District 37, who £ive a most interesting address. In closing the evening perfect attendance buttons were presented by Dep. Dist. Governor Bert'"Gibb with a gift presentation by Wallace Smith. STRAYED - from John Bevers farm — 1 yearling steer freshly branded B T right shoulder. Please phone R1107 giving information regarding this steer. TO SADDLE CLUB AND ALL INTERESTED PERSONS - Free showing of film with sound of the Arabian horses and what they can do - Monday, April 17th at 8 P.M. Contact E Briggs R810. Place not yet arranged». FLOWER PLOT. I surely love a flower plot, With Pansies and For-get-me-not; Where Sweet Peas, dainty a'd can be, And lovely roses smile at me. Where Shirley Poppies spread their glow, And tall Delphinium, row on row, With Hollyhock, and Asters too, Sweet Rockets, and Lobelias blue;” Sone bright Sweet William, and sone Phlox - Petunias in a window box - While Mignonette with perfume sweet, Would make this little spot complete1 I love to roan in such a place, And look at each sweet flower face, Each petal perfect as can be, All' colored so exquisitelyl I marvel as the colors glow, That God could think to make them so, And as they smile and look above, They seem to whisper,."God is LoveJ” - El«a Helgason. THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED A Good Place to Trade. •;L A M b R0 A STS. lean shoulder cuts . . .per lbt AO LAMB CHOPS. tender:n’ tasty .»•per lb. 590 BEEF ROUND. or Steaks . . .per lb, 590 BEEF STEW MEAT.lean, cubed . ,.per lb, 49 0 PORK SAUSAGES. .Swift’s 1 pound paoksges- ,„.each 390 HALIBUT STEAKS.,.fresh. , .per lb, 49 0 FOR SALE: One young black nilk cow, first heifer calf one week old. Also black heifer to freshen in two Months, and yearling black bull, Joe Muzer, FOR SALE: Solid arborite kitchen table and four chairs. Chrone trin. Mrs. Cliff Whitt. Ph. R813. IT’S TRUE - what you’ve been hearing - our yard will be closed at the end of this nonth. Prices are greatly'reduced to help us clear out our stock. Terns -«cash and carry. Beaver Lunber Co. FOR SALE: One very well bred Guernsey ball calf 7 nonths old. Ttiy consider trade'.* Lloyd Meldrun. FOR SALE: One good MUch cow and calf. Fresh March 27th. Also 1 yearling heifer. Both Guernsey bred. Would trade for steer calves, any breed. Clyde Spencer. * 1 FOR SALE: Weaner pigs. W§i, Venechuck Spring Coulee, Ph. R2421, Cardston. FOR SALE: Weaner pigs, Don Johnson. FOR SALE: Weaner pigs. Wes Rice. MINSTREL SHOW - to be held at Del Bonita School Gyn on April 22nd at 8 P.M. Adnission Adults 75?f Children under 12 - 25$» Coffee and doughnuts will be sold. Sponsored by Del Bonita Hi-C’s. Everyone welcome. NOTICE: The Senior W, A. are holding a Tea and Pantry Sale in Sherba’s Cafe this Saturday, April 15th at 2:30 P.M. Everyone is cordially incited to attend. Senior W.A. LOST - probably on the school grounds about a nonth ago - Boy’s'gold wrist watch with lea.ther strap. Automatic. Reward'Offered for it’s return. Ph. 324, Melvin Blune11. FOLLOW THE BEAM - to l&grath Shoe Repair Shop for Al shoe repairs. Jin Borby, Mgr. NOTICE: There will be a work day at’*the Saddle Club Saturday, April 15th fron 10 AM to 1 PM. Please cone and lend a hand. M.S.C. THE LADIES HOSPITAL AUXILIARY - will hold it’s regular nonthly neeting in the Hospital this Friday, April 14th at 8 P.M, All interested ladies invited to attend, THE SOCIAL CREDIT CANVASSERS — wish to express a heartfelt appreciation to each and everyone who in any way contributed to the success of the Sanvas in Mhgrath, Mrs. H.O, Bly. FOR SALE: Boy’s bicycle. Bernard Norton. A Men’s two—ball foursone will be held at the Migrath Golf Club connencing at 1 P.M. on Sunday, April 16th. All nenbers and guests, are cordially invited to take part in this opening event at the local course. MENALA BOYS wear 'immmiiimmiiiiiimiimiimmmimiiiiiiriiimimmiiimimmmimmmmiiiim See the new arrivals in | .Aten's Spring jackets. | iiimmimiiiiiiiiiimmmimNimtmimimUf^iiimmmmiimimiimimmimmmimmmimmimmmmmmmmmm/7 umilimi unii i mi it timi iiinmmiiiiLi At a recent meeting of the Municipal Dist' ' X _ ±ict of Cardston the following officers were CH III? installed» Reeve - Hubert West; Deputy Reeve - Harold Jensen« Public Works & Fire Protection- COWBOY KING JEANS: 595 REDSTRAP OVER. ALLS: Snobak shrunk Denin for perfect fit. BIBLESS 525 BIB OVERALLS „695 Shelton Ririe and Dasil Glines. Sertloe Board *• Jack Hocking and Vibert' Woodruff; Welfare and Senior Citizens Hone* - Harold Jensen and Norton Henderson, Fam Purchase Board - Jack *H X ocking, Dr, H, Bateman of Choteau, Mont,, International Councellor of Lions, and past District Governccn, passed away suddenly at his hone Tuesday, Dr, and Mrs, Bateman were guests last Wednesday evening at the MSgrath Lion’s Charter Night and banquet. He was well known in Southern Alberta through his work in Lions International, You will find a nice selection of Men’s Spring Sport Shirts in new drip drys and Wash and wear cottons. Your favorite patterns in stripes, plaids and figurés. Smart collar styles with long sleeves. '* Patients in the Migrath Municipal Hospital during the past week included Mr, Wr, Zimmerman, Mrs. Inga Wenaas, Mrs. Winnie Bourne, Floyd Bennett, Tony KfLnz, Geiald Wenaas, Mrs. Ardith“Bly, Mrs. Blanche Deglow, Mrs, Lillian Minor, Mrs. Angela NiznikcfWski, Morris, Neal and Jin Minor, Terry Powlesland, Morgan Strate, Mrs, Harriet Strate, Caneron Wilde, Mrs. Jean Robinson and daughter, Mrs, Alice Wilde and daughter, Mrs, Pauline Secretan and son, Mrs, Barbara Eakett and d‘ aug' h' ter, Mrs, S_ and. ra J_e ssop and- son, Mrs, -L ad- ean Wilde, S-hane Gurney. 3Ï1I 10 & VS& CORDUROY JACKETS I Bonber style Corduroy Jackets with knitted waist, wrist and collar bands. Gold or Olive. SIZES: 8 to 14. Q95 COTTON CORDS : See the selection of Boys Jackets in Cotton Cord, Cotton Poplins and Sheens. SIZES: 8 to 16 . SUEDENE: Boys’ Holland Suedene Jackets with knitted waist, wrist and collar bands. Brown, yj 495 to 895 D i FULL LENGTH New’Laby Doll Pyjamas in floral pattern over- SLIPS: . in soft Nylon "Tricot , wide lace trim. TRICOT SLIPS -“Lilac or Bamboo shade Beautifully embroidered bodice with DRY GOODS DEP j'-lew ^Arrivals in fine HALF SLIP S'- Tricot s Nylon Tricot, elastic waist, with split hen, trimmed in lace and embroidery. White, Lilac or Banboo9 S. M. 1. ¡go a„d._2l9 Cotton Half Slips : Well made, trinned with lace, ribbon and enbroidery0 Ideal to wear under your new Spring cottons S, H, L. 198 ' PYJAMAS: ' . . with net overlay or Banb'oo tricot, enbroidered, with net lay. An ideal gift item. ^98 DAMASK TABLECLOTHS sets Rayon Damask Tablecloth set with 52x52 cloth and 4 Hatching napkins, COLORS: Gold, Rose, Blue. Rayon Danask Tablecloth and napkins, 50 x 50, 4 napkins. White Pink, Coral, Green, Turquoise. A[Q) r SEE THE MANY MORE NEW TABLE COVERS IN LINEN, LACE, and COLORFUL RAYONS. The Ifegrath Saddle Club held it’s anmsl neeting Iferch 27th in the Town Hall at which tine election of officers took place» The following slate was installed for the ensuing two year terras President - Bill Minor, Vice-president Collin Passey, Secretary-treasurer - Bertha Passey, Board Members - Cliff Merkley, Morris Curliss, Gordon Coleman, Glen Holman, Glen Passey and Ervin Hillmer* There will be a‘'draw for a gate prize for all memberships paid up by opening day (sometime in T&y),. M.S.C, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rasmussen were holiday visitors in Logan, Utah at the home of their sonin- law and daughter Mr. and Mrs H. L. Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wakefield wish to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Evelyn Rosalee to Mr. Marvin Hillmer on Saturday, 29th day of April, 1961 at 3:00 P.M. in St. John’s Lutheran Church, Magrath. Calling reception from 6 to 9 P.M. in the United Church Kall, Migrath. Friends and relatives are cordially'invited to attend, (non invitational). Bishop and Mrs. Nyal Fletcher and daughters attended general conference in Salt lake City, Utah. Also attending was Bishop Ernest Driggs of the Magrath Second Ward. Mrs. Olive James left last Thursday by air for Toronto where she is visii ing with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Jay Dickson,, ^Beautiful new Exciting new colors in wand Towels, Bath Towels Beach Towels, Face cloths,“etc. Can be matched in sets. HAND TOWELS - 690 BATH TOWELS -980 up CLOTHS " |5$ UP Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Lfetkin left Friday for Walla Walla, Washington where Mr. Mitkin will be guest speaker at a Scout Conference. He will show pictures and display souveniers he collected during his trips to the Arctic and North West Territories while he was Assistant Scout Commissioner of Alberta. Mesdames Helen Dahl, Miry Margaret Blumell, Noma Zobell, Eleanor Finch, Joyce Thomson, and Hazel Dudley attended general Conference of the IDS Church in Salt lake City which commenced last weekend. Miss Jean Harris and Miss I®r-ilyn Toomer were Easter travellers to Salt Lake City and Provo, Utah where they visited friends and relatives. WE HIVE A GOOD SUPPLI OF KIDDIES T SHIRTS IN FABOUS "Lady Bird" and "Kute Knit" BRANDS. Styles for Infants, Beys and Girls from size 1 to 6X, 980 to I98 Funeral services for the late Mrs. Annie Levern Bigelow were held Wednesday Afternoon, April 5th in the IDS Stake House, Lethbridge with Elder Don Steele officiating. Opening prayer was by Fred Palmer. Mrs. Theron Smith rendered two vocal duets and speakers for the seryice were Elder Steele and Barton Poulsen. Closing prayer was offered by Ted Nelson. Pallbearers were Gordon Nelson, Theran Smith, Ken Wood, Earl Hancock, Hill Hen-inger and Herbert Krenz. Interment took place in the Migrath cemetery with Christensen Funeral Home in charge. * A ÇF'5v£\V "I*ve got enough to do without thinking". SEE OUR SUPPLÌ KNIT AND TERRI SWEATERS St. J\4ichaels All nylon, w those pleated skirts. RAION & COTTON BOUCLE PULLOVER SWEATER: Hard wearing, easy to wash, fast color. Neatly styled with Smart collar 3 button front opening at neck. COLORS: Blue, White, Tan. BAN LON BUTTON FRONT SHORT SLEEVE SWEATER. Sriirt as can be for Spring, shrink. Ideal to wear with COLORS: White, Pink, y g^ Baby Joanne Elliot has arrived home after spend' •Ing the past several weeks in the Calgary General Hospital receiving medical attention. ! Colors: Blue, Red, Tan, knitted wist, collar BOYS : little Boys* Playa11s with manish baseball motif. Olive. 239 matching jacket and wrist bands, 2 59 little Girls* 2 piece PLAY SETS, cute little "smock" blouses in plaids and checks with babyalls in solid colors of Lilac, Green, Blue, Yellow, Pink. gQ Mr. Emil Elhert has returned from Salt lake City, Utah 1w--h--e--r-e- --h--e v--i-s--ited relatives dKiddi.es PYJAMAS GIRLS ! Little Girls Cotton check "Lbby Doll" Pyjhmas with embroidery trim. Blue, Lilac and Pink. Sizes 2 to 6. PRICE - |98 ■BOYS : Little Boys1 Cotton Pyjamas in stripes and figures. Elastio top longs. Sizes: 2 to 6. PRICE - 198 OF INFANTES SLEEPERS IN COTTON cloth: blue, yellow, pink. PINEAPPLE JUICE . ,LIBDY«S .48 oz 2 for 690 YELLOW SUGAR 5 lbs 570 JTs/np Sun Rice 3 lb. 470 RAISINS . . .martins >k I ALPHA s 2 pounds M&.RT1NS PURE PLUM, 4 lb. i I Campbells ■■■■ Soup VEGETALES 5 tins 750 SOUTHERN FLAKE 2 6 < 60 baas SWIFTS OBLONG MARGARINE TS. 3/£90 CAULIFLOWER. .each 350 CELERY. .2 lbs. 290 CARROTS. .2 lbs. 330 LETTUCE. . 2 heads 390 APPLETS. Winesaps . .cello bogs . .4 pounds 590
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