| 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: MONDAI, TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY . g A.M. te 6 P M WEDNESDAY. 8 A.M. to 1 P.M. SATURDAY*^J'****g A*M. to 7 P*mI JANTZEN S. M. L. 00 Green, Aqua. — so popular for the ooming Fall fashions. Gold, Brown S. M. L. : t J; r v CARDIGANS Handsome new Cardigan Sweaters by Jantzen have arrived for Fall, See the new plain knits, fancy knits,jacquard and snow-flake patterns. Fashionable colors - Gold, Brown, VESTS Jantzen Sleeveless Knit Vests Season. Tangle-knit in V neck Green including Heather tones. JACKETS I ■ Boys Quilted Nylon, Weal f | Plaids and Corduroys. New arrivals for Fall, I •* iIai • a' H taitMi i iiua al|n li>a! wii I ill Ciiiiiii H il illitm II a 11mil Hl mu ana mti ai la a |C MENS SWEATERS 1 counter of Men’s Sweaters including Pull— overs, Cardigans & Turtle Nedks, $7.95 - $25.00 . 20 % OFF YOUNG MEN’S PANTS "Never Press1' Casual and Semi-Dress Pants in Plains, Checks, stripes. _ $10.95 - $14.95. ¿0 % OFF T SHI RTS Young Men’s "Grand Slam" Golf Shirts, Florida knit Turtle Necks .in penna-press cottons . [/3 OFF BLAZERS Double breasted Blazers in Navy or Black. REGULAR $16.95 . = I It DRES BOYS' latest fashions in Men’s smart Dress suits Select All We«l in plain er Glen Checks Wool & Silk in plain Teal shades, Worsted Wool in tweed effect $89.^5 to $95.95 PULLOVERS. Boys’ Orlon Bulky Knit Ppll- _i evers featuring long sleeves,! turtle er orew necks. Assort-l ©d colors. t 10% OFF " * */*** • * »*>ai 1 111 111 lllll 11, i| | * 1.111.111 a $ 11 a al a < lull, all al lllia la 111 > laa a| I a> 111 a( a.i .a| |aii.t •••< 850 MAGRATH A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE Patients in the Magrath Municipal Hospital during the past week include Mr. T. Breen, Mr. Mark W*ng, Mrs. Lee (Cardston) Tobias Entz, Mrs. Sidney Scott and daughter Mrs. Low and Mrs. C. C. Stocker and son. Mr. Dan Ifei left Friday by air for his native Germany where he plans to spend six weeks visiting relativesi . Mr. and Mrs. John Heck and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Strong have returned from a vacation to the West Coast. Mr. and Mrs. Byng Beazer and family left recently to make their home in Cardston where he is Principal of Seminaries in the Cardc-ton area. Mr. and Mrs. McClung and family are now residing in Ifagrath where he is Seminary Principal. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Perry, Debbie and Grant of Coaldale were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Whitt. FOR SALE: Modern 3 bedroim home. Ph, 758-3565 or 758-3102. Blaine Harker. Miss Janet Tanner left recently to resume her studies at B*Y«U. Mrs, Annie Hillmer left Saturday f^f Rainbow Lake, Alberta where she will visit her son and daughtei^-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hillmer. FOOT Mrs. Irene Strang had as her guesta during the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Harold Strang of Calgary. 4ijiiiiuiHiiiu>nuini hhhh uui hi m nummi hi m utiiit i u 1i tui i n muumi n i un urn i imi hi uhi n u u 111 in ihihii ii m i n 11 m 11 h i h h l CUTLERY | Plastic Cutlery Trays for j keeping your cutlery neat land clean. Fits in your 1 cabinet drawers. Assorted ¡colors. REGULAR 99^ each. I Professional type Foot Massager for i Home use. Rests, relaxes and releaves | tired feet due t» fatigue, j stimulates local circulai tion. Sooths both feet at I Once* DRY GOODS DEPT. ^.laaaailala|llaaMIIH|««aim«HI««Hi<llltlimmatli|llHIIIIHmilfllll|m«ll llinilll!llllalHI'|llllalll'lal«l'mmiHimi>? $fe.grath and district students who have enrolled at the Lethbridge Community College include Diane Alston, Judy Mikado, Mrs. Gonald Anderson, Irene Whitt, Clifford Whitt, Brian Johnson, Paul Ponomar, Bernard Ripley, George Widmer, David Dudley and Rodney Bly. mummmmmmmmmmmmmmimmmmmmmmmmmiimmmmmimmiiiuimmmmimmmmiiiitmiimmimT Mr, and Mrs. -Leonard Bondy have as their guests their daughter Mrs. Lennidean Christensen and son of Brigham City, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Tollestrup of Vernon, B.C. are the proud parents of a baby daughter (9# 1 Oz.) born Tuesday, Sept. 9th. Mrs. Tollestrup is the former Jtyra Blumell daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Blumell. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Behnet and family have taken up residence in Banff where he is teaching school. WANTED TO BUY: a Dog house. Bill Critchley, Ph. 758-3525. WaNTED TO RENT: Modem 3 bedroom home preferably with basement. John Weing. Ph. 758-6601 jirhiiiiiiniiiiiiitiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiitiililiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiihliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiqiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinKiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiniiiMiiuiinii Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sabey and family, formerly of Calgary, are now making their home in ifegrath, Mr. Sabey is on the teaching staff of the Magrath High Sehool. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Asplund ef Legan, Utah were visitors at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Hudson. Said Thomas A. Edison: 111 never did anything worth doing by accident, nor did any of ny inventions come by accident. They came by work. FOR SALE; 1000 gal. Propane tank. Ph 758-6605 D. H. Keeler. WANTED: A good Ukelele. Ph. 758-3186. ’first’day”* ■ I stand at the door on a September mom And watfh as she goes through the gate. I answer the wave of a little brown hand As she calls t« the rthers t* 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. Mf baby is going to school. Oh, I would not stop one mement of time. The tried way of nature is best, fV baby must l«se her innocent ways And become world-wise like the rest. She must learn for the time when her mother is gone, Awd into the throng she is hurled. But I’m only a mother - so pardon ny tears, She is going out into the world. — Eunice E. Heizer. MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY BROTHER I f The "Brother" Electrid Sewing Machine features the latest conveniences and innovations. Smart modern design, built for heavy duty trouble-free performances. Parts standard, interchangeable with parts and service available coast to coast. Pleating foot sews on any thickness of fabric, even sews over pins. Enjoy the built-in selection of fancy stitches which includes 18 decorative patterns, button hole sewing, blind stitch sewing, straight stitth, zig-zag, appliques, embroiders and monograms. Complete in handsome walnut finished cabinet. iRQA Uictor Be ready for the Fall Television Season with a new R.C.A. Victor Television set — tops in performance, dependability and appearance. 19" COLOR - TaBLE MODEL Unsurpassed new 7ista color TV performance, trim styled beauty. Has disappearing handle for easier portability. Handsome two—tone finished cabinet in Walnut grain with Castilian gold 54900 2.1« BLaCK aNd WHITE CONSOLE This handsome Console R.C.A. Victor T.V. has instant — pic control, new Vista tuner, transformer—powered Chassi preset fine tuning. Walnut finished console cabinet. Truly a machine you will have plenty of satisfactory ■ ' - 33900 performance from. TIMEX WATCHES A good supply of Timex Wrist Watches in popular styles for Girls and Boys; Men and Women beginning at “7QT / ZIZ1P5 ladies electric timek waist watch, rd + MEN’S ELECTRIC TIMEX WRIST WaTCH .W)^ THERMOMETERS A new stock of Thermometers has just arrived. r OUTDOOR THERMOMETERS . E OUTDOOR/INDOOR TERMOMETERS SEE THE NEW ARRIVALS IN CLOTHES HAMPERS. HANDSOMELY STYLED TO FIT any DECOUR. ASSORTED COLORS. $14.95 to $18.95 MAGRATH .RAD \l , BROCADES, PRINTS, patterns and designs. PONY TaIL HOLDERS; Pom-Poms of brushed Orlon with sturdy elastic holders. Assorted colors. 49 C 1 BASKET OF FABRICS - GINGHAMS, CORDUROYS TERYLENES. A nice assort of colors, YOUR CHOICE COIFFURE CAPES; Full, professional size plawtic capes ideal clothing protector for shampooing and hairsetting aw well as makoup. Q Q £ Fantasy BARRETTES; large size Barrettes for glamourizing your favorite hair style. Assorted shapes and colors. WOODBURY SHAMPOO: Gold and Green lathers for normal or dry hair. wi Fir |98 and wash $6.95 -295 REG. $2.95. I 49 _B_R_EC_K_ SHaMPOO; Green lotion for brown, black & auburn hair, Blue lotion blonde, lightened and toned shades Hri Hr;<3 o cVrioHkH rtr Mrs. Bezprozwanna has as her guest her daughter Helen of Lethbridge. Miss Janet Minor left recently for Calgary where she has accepted a positio1'! Alberta Government Telephones. Mrs. Dorothy Hogan and daughters of Nanaimo, B.C. are visiting her parents and Mrs. Bert Clifton. Short Sets Two piefce Shorts matching tops in and wear cotton. REG. $4.95. in the latest 3 pair ladies seamless sheer Nylon hose colors. REGULAR 3 pr. $1.00 890 Sleep Sets Ladies two piece Set for Sleep or Play wear. Gaily printed cotton with eyelet trim. ' S. M. L. STAY-UP HOSE Seamless nylon hose that need no gartering. Light and dark shades. Simply put on and they stay up. MAGRATH TRADING COD '-ANY LTD. A GOOD PLACE TO ThADE An early resident of Magrath, Mrs. Elizabeth (Beth) Iacquement passed away in Cardston Sunday, September 7th at the age of 80 years. Bom in Willard, Utah, she came to Magrath with her parents Mr. and MrSo George Naylor at an early age. In 1913 she married Edward ^acquement and she had spent most of her life - time in Jfegrath, Predeceased by her husband in 1963, survivors include Mrs. Luella Harris, Mrs. Alberta McClain, Mr. U.oyd Meldrum, Mrs. Lillian Sabey all of Magrath, Mrs0 Thelma Turner of Raymond and Mrs. Evelyn Munro of Salt lake City, Utah. Funeral services for the late Mrs. Lacquement were held this Wednesday afternoon in the Magrath L.D.S. Chapel with Bishop R, M„ Dahl officiating. Interment took place in the Magrath Cemetery. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Christensen was beautifully decorated with arrangements of flowers for the trouseau tea held in honor of their daughter Joan Sunday after-noon and -evening. Guests were greeted by the bride-to-be and invited to sign the guest register presided over by Mrs. Joanne Locknitz. Mrs. Effie Bennett was hostess for the occasion and refreshments were served by Miss Janice Neilson assisted by Mesdames Geneva Neilson, Marilyn Neilson, Shirley Neilson and Pearldean Jensen. Mrs. Esther Toomer and Mrs0 Gladys Sheer received the guests in the Trouseau Rooms where the bride's lovely trouseau was on display. Miss Christensen’s marriage to Dr. Barry Steed is an event of this Saturday, September 13th, " CHIEF MOUNTAIN HEALTH UNIT The Chief Mountain Health Unit will hold its regular preschool and Adult Clinics for the month of September in Magrath Tuesdays - 10 A.M. to 11.30 A.M. Spring Coulee - W'd- nesday, September 24th - 2:30 - 3^30 P.M. in the United ^hurch Memorial Hall. Tetanus is increasingly a disease of the older segment of the population and injuries securing around the home or in the garden account for 70% of the Tetanus type wounds seen-. See about your shots before you are injured. Services at the Health Units are free. Dr. R. R. Spackman, M.D. ^dical Officer of Health. Mr. and Mrs. Wendall Fowler and daughter Louise of Salt Lake City, Utah left Tuesday morning to return home following a visit with relatives, guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rime. They were accompanied on their return by Mrs. Ririe's sister Mrs. Sarah B. Strong who has been visiting with the Riries. magrhTh park theatre news Friday ONLY, September 12th "COUNTDOWN" starring Robert Duval and James Caan, in color. Running time - 115 minutes. Thursday and Saturday, September 11th and 13th "HOMBRE" an adult movie starring Jciul Newman and Diane Ci-ento, in color. Running time - 118 minutes. Coming Attraction - "Peter Pan". Students who left during the weekend for Edmonton to Attend the University of Alberta included DeVar Dahl, Bob Leishman, Kim Taylor and Loran Schmunk. Miss Julia Yamamoto has also enrolled at the U. of A. She was the recipient of a $500.00 scholarship as well as a $50.00 Honor Award from the University of Alberta. Julia is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mitch Yamamoto. Dr. and Mrs. S, C. Brewerton left Sunday ts visit in Turkey. They will join their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Baher Bilgin and daughter and will accompany them back to England where Mr. Bilgin will continue his University studies. ’ uncovered” 1 ° Did you hear about the teenager who spent two years trying to find himself? Got a haircut and there he was!MAGRATH SHOES Handsome new Pullovers and Cardigans in beautiful new styles and colors for Fall. TO O 100 New Fall Coats are arriving - quilted nylon Jackets, Fur fabric Coats in three-quarter length, Jackets in man-made Fur SWEATERS Beautiful new one and two piece Dresses have arrived for the Fall Season. Popular Fortrels, Knits, Novelty printed silks, crepes and jerseys, bonded wools and blends,, Latest colors. , SIZES; 7 to 24g . 7cT COATS Be sure to see the latest new arrivals in up-te-the minute Shoe styles. High buckle fronts, chunky heels - ' Shopping for a '’Bride-to-be" ? Then be sure to see the beautiful new nylon tricot nightgowns, filmy Nighties with matching Piegniors. Dainty lace and bead trim., , one zipper open-orlon Pyjamas piece, ing. See, also, the brushed 395 to 1695 HaRVEY WOOD PANTIES $1.00 pr. e • • • • • PANTY HOFE $1.49 pr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nelson and family left recently for Yellowknife where he is teaching school. s e ALL SUMMER DRESSES, SWIM SUITS UTILITY COATS CHILDREN’S WEhR, SLACK SETS ■ . n r. MAGRATH TRAD I FOK KENT; Upstairs Apartment 4 rooms with bath, partially furnished Ph- 758-3098. Stella Karren, FOR SALE; Used lumber- Miles Spencer Ph 758-3585, WANTED: Small propane cook stove to buy, rent or borrow just for winter- Ph- 653-2159> Mrs. Annie Perry. Del Bonita FOR SALE; Child’s tricycle. Ph, 758-6544- MrsCowie. NG GO?4PANY LTD. WANTEB: One or two persons interested in Civil Defence to attend an all expense paid --urse in Clothing and Feeding, September 22 ■- 26th inclusive in Edmonton» If interested see or phone O.S. Ifetkin, Civil Defence Co-Ordinator. FOR SALE: 8 m,m, Movie Camera ahd Projector. Both in err client condition, guaranteed good pictures. Priced very reasonable, O.S, Ifetkin FOR SALE: Refrigerator» $10iQ0i Rod Leishmani - Polish H/W ••••«,,lb, c .'Hl THaNK YOU; vie wish to express our sincere thanks to everyone who came out and helped with the stubble and grass fire on September 2nd, Dan Gruninger, Orvilip, and Gerald Malmberg and Larry Lang, THaNK YOU; vie wish to express rur sincere thanks and appreciation to everyone who helped in any way during our recent bereavement? Mrs, Fhry Clifton and Family, NOTICE: Brownie and Guide Association Mothers Meeting ha> been called for Wednesday, Sept, 17th at $ P.M. at the home of Mrs, Winnie Sparks, All mothers are requested t? attend, PLEASE NOTE: All girls 7 to 10 years of age are welcome to attend Brownies, Mothers interested in having their daughters enrolled, please attend this meeting- Plenty of horse sense still around. Unfortunately, most of it remains with the horses, MAGRAT, J TRADING COMPANY LTD, I BARTLETT PEARS E LIBBY PEACHES 14 oz. tins 28 ^z. tins 2/890 >>4la«UaalttlllllMt.4lltu)>aai|Hi.4IHaaaila>al«l>4a«l<la« l<l«ll KERNEL CORN I GREEN BEANS : garden patch 14 oz. ’ HlilHHIIIHKfntHHHINHIHHHllllnHinHJitHhhHIUIHIUIIHIlilUilhlH oo FRENCH STYLE 14 oz. /] /QQC I """ . aa.aaaa-aaliaaailt. . PINEAPPLE CHEESE WHIZ HAASIIaN GOLD 48 oz. 3 for OO KRAFT 16 oz. 7901 . iai>iiuaiiiti.iiin>>M*)<'<.' J C~\A U U - TOP VALU .128 oz WITH BEEF.Heinz .14 oz. n ••.32 oz* (O)(QV 69 - KING SIZE I 5H Produce. WATERMELON - MOSES PRUNE PLUMS - HANDI PACK BOXES PEACHES - UTaH ripe ib. 360 - fresh . ib. 9 0
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