| 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. PHOI'ffiS: OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 STORE HOURS; MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY. 8 A.M to 6 P M WEDNESDAY .8 ¿.M. to 1 I.H. SATUBmFNIs A.M. to 7 P.K •THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8th, 1966 .MAGRATH, ALBERTA. = I BLOUSES , Cottons, Dacrons and \ Terylenes in tailored \ and "fussies". 298 to 8981 One and two piece Dresses and Suits, Junipers and Shifts in the latest fabrics, colors and styles. Little Girls Dresses in Blends, Cottons, Ginghams as well as Jumpers 95 NEEDLEPOINT New arrivals in kits, pictures, bench covI ers , alsp wool 1 to work them. O3j . Z (KIDDIES PANTS I LITTLE GIRLS STRETCHIES ¡Assorted colors.,$2.98 ¡WIDE WALE CORDUROY PANTS! I (Babyalls).$2.98 | | JUMP SUITS - stretchies | i with zipper front. Red, 1 ¡Blue. SIZES 1-3. $3.98 | SWEATERS Girls and Misses new Fall Sweaters in popular new "Poor Boys”, Shells, Lansea wool Pullovers and Cardigans, Bulky knit Cardigans •uiiimiMmHiHiiUKiinuuiiMituiHintummimtiiiiiMniHtiMiMtiiiwniiiiiiiHinininiiituiiumuuMtiMiKitiuitiMiHu*«« I GIFT ITEMS i PLACE MATS.LUNCHEON SETS I BLANKETS.PILLOW SLIPS.SHEETS | CUSHIONS.NOVELTY NAPKIN SETS. MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. J)ryQoo<h SEW YOUR WAY INTO A FABULOUS NEW FALL WARDROBE. NEW FALL ORLON PILE; Thickly napped, furry pile. White, Blue. 60" wide .$4.95 yd» TIPSY SUITING; Miniature herringbone weave in smooth textured suiting. Dark Brown shade. 45" wide . .$2.50 yd. HEATHERTONE PL&ID Eyecatching plaids in Olive Green or Coral backgrounds. Ideal for Skirts, Drosses, Suits, Westcoats, etc, 58 Wide . o o . a a e o a o o a e o e> o o a o o e © a • $ 4. 50 yd . PURE WOOL TWEED A beautiful suiting in tweed effect. Loden Green or Gold background colors. 58" wide . .$3.98 yd. SUED EKB; Popular sportswear fabric in suede finish on cotton back, Rust, Olive Gren. 32” wide .,.$1.59 yds WOOL FLANNEL; The ever popular fabric for sportswear, dresses, jumpers, jackets, etc. Gold, Forrest Green, Cranberry, Poacock Blue. 60" wide .$2.98 yd. METALIC BROCADE; Rich teottured in floral design. Peacock Blue shade. 45” wide .$2.98 yd. ORLON AND WOOL SUITING; Resembles a hounds-tooth check in Black & White mixture. 56" wide . $3-50 yd. VINTAGE CREPE; Wool crepe in Forrest Green, Peacock Blue. 45" wide .$1.98 yd. NYLON BROCADE; Exquisitely designed in floral motif. Especially nice for formal wear. Gold, Aqua.„o.45" wide .$4.98 yd. RAYON - DACRON BROCADE; Paisley designed in solid Rose shade. 45" wide .$2.98 yd. ANGEL VELVETEEN; Thickly napped in attractive cock Blue□ 38" Wide • o.eaoaoeaaeoo.ee.oooeoo shades of Salmon Pink, Pea- .eeeoosoe0e«eoea«.$2.25 yd. /' H II n II II >1II n II u 1! u u n n g ¡i. n i>:i g n n / n " a ¡¡' i'ji g a g a i,' a g n i' //tTnrtrrnrit a tr // ¡m ii » n n 11 ItlrirtTrtrrnrrriTTriT SHEET«-PILLOW CASE SET .'Attractively embroidered Pillow Cases with matching full size top sheet. Floral patterned crc^s stitch Q95 i or madera cut work design .per set.,O PILLOW SLIPS,- A nice selection of Pillow Slips in embroidered, applique and lace trimmed. Nicely gift boxed - an ideal gift item for coming showers and weddings. Assorted colors . LJLM.JUL -THnnr IOWEL SETS Thickly napped Terry Towels with matching or contrasting face cloths. Attractively gift boxed. Ideal wedding, mQf; /] 95 shower, birthday and anniversary gift(ritems. a . ., . to Z-|- REMNANT SALE 1 GROUP OF REMNANTS INCLUDING GINGHAMS, COTTONS. LINENS, etc. \ / ^ PRI^R ©OOOOOOO TACT " •. .•e. oa oa a a a | Examining her photograph proofs, the I dowager exclaimed, "They’re horrible^ the ilast pictures you made of me were exquis-fite, simply beautiful!" "Yes, Madam," the photographer quietly replied, :'fbut, you must consider that I was 10 years younger then!" D D D £ MAGRATH TRADING CuMPANY LTD. A pioneer resident of Magrath, Elijah Bourne, passed away in the Magrath hospital Monday, September 5th ax the age of 92 years. The late Mr. Bourne was a well known cattleman, horseman and farmer of the district. He took a keen interest in sports. Mr. Bourne could recall the early days as vividly as if they were today and kept dates and events accurately, Mr. and Mrs. Bourne retired to make their home in Magrath 22 years ago. Hardly a day passed but he called at the Store and recalled days and events of long ago. An old timer who will be missed. Survivors include his wife Winnifrcd, five sons Mahlon and Doug of Mag- rath, Jack of Rocky Mountain House, Bob of Brocket and Ira of Raymond5 two daughters Mrs., Winnifred Stevens of Orion and Mrs. Bessie Godfrey of Victoria, B.C. Funeral services for the late Mr. Bourne were held this Thursday afternoon in the Magrath L.D.S. Chapel with Bishop L. B. Tanner officiating. • • • • • Mr, and Mrs. Wallace Austin accompanied by their daughter-in-law Mrs. Ruth Austin have returned from a recent trip to Ogden, Utah where they returned Mr. Austin’s sister Mrs* Holmes, who spent a three week visit in Magrath. * The Austins visited in Salt Lake City. Yellowstone Park and Grand Teton Mrs N ational Park* --- A highway sign in Utah : guardian angel leaves you Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs* Blaine Harker are their son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Harker and family of Orem, Utah. reads ”Your . at 65”. Mrs* Zola Whitehead accompanied by her mother Mrs. Jennie Bone attended the funeral in Blairmore Saturday of ;. Lexie Bone McDonald who passed away Wednesday, August 31st. Dudley have son-in-law Paul Christ-berg orc enroute ' Utah to continue studies at Mr. and Mrs. George T. had as their guests their and daughter Mr. and Mrs. ensen from Hawaii who Provo, B.Y.U. to Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Salberg the past week and a half are Mr. Raymond Clark, nephew, Mrs. Alice Anderson, mother of Mrs. Sal, of Sacramento, Calif., and Mrs, Marion Kadanaga of Blairmore. Mrs. Salberg, Mrs. Anderson and Mr. Clark visited relatives in Calgary, Banff, on the weekend. Mrs. Anderson stayed for a visit with brothers and sisters Friends will be interested in hearing that Mrs. Alice MacCracken who in Calgary, returning on the weekend was on the staff of the Elementary School last term is teaching this Mrs. Gordon Schmitt and daughter season in Whitehorse. Mrs. MacCrackenWinona Jean of Milk River were recdrove the distance, over 1600 miles, in her Volkswagon, in four days. ent visitors at the home of her mother Mrs. Jennie Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Coleman and daughter Betty Jane of Medicine Hat visited with relatives in Magrath and district during the holiday weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Toomer accompanied by her sister Miss Karren Lee of Provo, Utah are visiting relatives guests at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs. Richard Toomer, Patients in the Magrath Municipal Hospital during the past week include Mr. Siracky, Mr, Mike Schneyder Jr., Mr. Richard Toomer, Vauna Miller, Mrs. Florence Koskewich, Sandra Bird, and Mrs. Gutowski. ?FOR SALE: Ono Guernsey bull calf. •Bern Sunday,’Lie.yd kcldrur. 758-3239 T , TT , J FOR S^LE: Excellent building lot* On Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harker and family-g^ter, sewer .and sidewalk, 2T blocks of Edmonton were holiday visitors, fron ¿cfrooi, L, Stevenson. 758-3190. guests of his mother Mrs. Belle Harker. TT , , NOTICE: Will any person having a No, Mr. and Mrs, Ray Harker have as peLavai separator with a gold their guests their son-in-law and dau-^^gg pieage contact Theta Sabey, ghter Mr. and Mrs. Ken Patey and two Phone 758-6571, daughters of Provo, Utah. _ NOTICE: The September meeting of St. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ridd and fam- Joseph’s C.W.L. will convene at the ily of Salt Lake City, Utah have taken jaone 0£ Mrs. Mike Kosma Tuesday even- up residence in Magrath. Mr, Ridd has ing gept. 13th at 8 P.M. ■ assumed his duties as Seminary Instructor, JUST ARRIVED: Little Boys Black Hawk Runners. Size 6-1. $1.79 & $1.98. Upstairs• U.-C.W, tonight at Esther Toomers atMAGRATH TRAD ING COMPANY LTD. .Hardware SIMMONS (54^0 EACH. top and botton. Snooth Top or Jiffy Tufted covers. MATCHING BOX SPRING AVAILABLE. 6°° PER MONTH EACH. MW®S-!W®S 600 PER MONTH. ■uHmmiiuimiimiiiiiiiumimihHiiiiiiiiiimmiiimuHiiiiiiimiiiimiiiiiiimHifiiiiimitiimmmimiiiimMMimtnmmttmiimiiHimx BACK CARE SETS ORDINARILY 79iO YOU SAVE 25M Enjoy a truly restful balanced sleep for "Simons Back Care" gives you the full length, firn support you need. Exclusive Adjusto-Rest coils^ foan padding . Join ALSO LONG REST MATTRESS SPEC IAL Regular width Mattress but 6” longer. May be used on your regular bed by sinply extending the rails * used with using the JUST ARRIVED; Liquid. Cur tie Wax for yoar'ng Car. | STEREFOAM LUNCH CHESTS i JUST THE THING TO TAKE THOSE HOT MEALS OUT TO THE COMBINE | KEEPS HOT THINGS HOT, COLD THINGS COLD. |Q I Three popular sizes to choose from . i 6" longer or can be l the natching box spring i wooden legs. ONLY. EA. i hu tn iiHUii u iinnii limn mH rum u urn n i iiiiim lummi ii i hi i ii i mi rnimim mi it 111 u n 11 PRICED REASONABLY, INCLUDING THE POPULAR BABY BEN AND BIG BEN. PLEASANTLY BY DON'T BE LATE FOR WORK.GET THE KIDS UP IN TIME FOR SCHOOL. SELECT THE FINEST IN "WESTCLOX" ALARMS AND BE ASSURED OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE x I A REAL OUTSTANDING VaLUE FOR THE STUDENT AND BUSINESS | COLLEGE STUDENT. Snith - Corona Portable Typewriter I conplete with noulded plastic case. REGULAR S79.95 • . . imiiimmuiuiiimmi "KIDSI People should never have a first child, nor a last child." MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. The- annual Awards Night of the Del Bonita Border 4 H Beef Club was held in the Doi Bonita {School Auditorium, Club president Ken Perry was Master of Ceremonies and the evening was under the direction of Club leader Mr. Ed Newton who introduced the guests and prize donors. Trophies and prizes were presented to the following: Grand Champion - Kathy Newton: Reserve Champion- D^boie Hoyt J Greatest rate of gain - Conrad Walburgor, Debbie Hoyt and Craig Leishman; Showmanship - Ken Perry, Bill Newton, Doran Perry: Best First Year Feeder - Debbie Hoyt', Judy Leishman; Calf Judging - Merril“Thomson, Michelene Madison, Maureen Gcdlonton; Best Girls Records - Kathy Newton: Best Boys Records - Ken Perry; Best Over-All Records - Kathy Newton, Myrna Rasmussen. Debbie Powlesland. Public Speaking - Christine Thompson; Efficiency - K«n Perry, Kathy Newton and Debbie Powlesland* Entertainment for the evening was provided by Bill and Jin Newton, Conrad Jalburger, Judy Walburger, Leota Strate, Bonnie Brewerton, Maureen God- lonton, John Koskewich, Debbie Powlesland and Arline Woolf, Wanda and Debbie Hoyt, Doug Graveland. A group song was much enjoyed from the 4H Girls, Kirk Godlonton,Lloyd Hillmer, Bill Newton, Dorcm Perry, Ken Perrjr and Kathy Newton. Speakers for the evening included Mr. Mel Minchau, regional director of 4H. Presentations were made to Mr. Newton by Mr. Del Steed, district agriculturist, in appreciation for the work he had done for the club and Debbie Powlesland, on behalf of the club, presented Mr. Newton and assistant leader Ray Powlesland with tokens of appreciation. The Del Bonita club is the largest 4H Beef Club in Alberta having 45 members. In the six years of the club’s origin it has won three Grand Champion and four Reserve Champion banners at the 4H show and sale at the Lethbridge Exhibition, The following is a poem written for Now here’s to those who have helped us, In all those forgone years, Here’s to those who have taught us How to overcome our fears, Here’s to those who loved us Through thick and through thin, Here’s to those who cherrished us And loved us from within* It takes a little courage, And a little self - control, Some grim determination, If you want to reach the goal. It takes a deal of striving And a stern and firm set chin, No matter what the battle If you really want to win. the Del Bonita 4H Beef Club: There is no thrill in sailing If skies are clear and blue, There is no joy in doing Things anyone can do, But there is satisfaction That’s mighty sweet to take, When you reach a destination You thought you’d never make. We thank thee Lord for blessings great, On this our own fair land, " Teach us to serve Thee joyfully With Head, Heart, Health and Hand. Mr. and Mrs. J. Rushton of Stettler were recent visitors at the home of their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ripley. Mr. Rushton was a former C.P.R. agent in Magrath. Mr. Sherwin Moriyama left Monday morning by car for Toronto where he will visit his brother Duane. Mrs. Emelia Briggs has as her guest her granddaughter Miss Jeanne Aldrich of Ogden, Utah. Recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Briggs were her sons and daughters-in- law Mr. and Mrs. Don Briggs and family and Dr. and Mrs. Jim Briggs all of Salt Lake City, Utah. Mr, and Mrs. Wilf Hughes and son of Saskatoon were weekend visitors at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Fialik. »»•oooooooooooeoo As the old saying goes: "A wise man can learn from a fool; a fool from a wise man - never," eoo9»eoooooooooooa»»o«o* Mrs. Verda Clouse of Seattle, Wash, was a recent visitor at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Matson in Lethbridge and with her brotherin-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tcorner in Magrath. Mrs. Olga Gull and friend of Bountiful, Utah were Magrath visitors, guests of her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. John Grunin- ger in Cardston. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stevenson and family have taken up residence in Magrath, residing in the former Gordon Matkin home. Mr. Stevenson is on the staff of the Magrath High School. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Matkin left during the week to make their home in Lethbridge. • e o o a o • Speaking out of turn is one way to get put in your place.MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. -Men's ¿Boys Wear BOYS S Smart Pullover and Cardigan Sweaters for Boys of 60% Orlons 40% Cuprana in tangle knit. Popular new colors including Burgandy, Gold and Heather Blue. S M L AND 95 BOYS DRESS JACKETS ALL WOOL DRESS JACKETS, EXPERTLY TAILORED. CHARCOAL TWEED, CHARCOAL CHECKS. I SIZES: 26 to 36. 1395 ItlttlllHUIttliiltllHUHUIIIimifiUlHItllJIlDflHIlimE BOYS sGLEN ISLE KNITS By Penman. ■ Selection includes short sleeve Pullovers, zipper throat opening, collar, in terry knit. Assorted colors. Fleece lined long sleeve Pullovers in fine cotton. KO TO M-LLJUl (' 11 11 U It II It a 1‘ UJL.lt4L.H IL JL 11 // II n // n It 7nr7r7rrnrrr7~.n^r^~r7nnnnnirri-tnrtrn-ri^r «WESTERN ROOTS s Tri LANCER Famous for fine fit featuring the new ragan sleeve for perfect fit. Your choice of long or short sleeve. Solid shades of Tan, Blue, Gold, Ivory? Grey. Also available in gay plaids and checks. r°95 ^95 & fl Custom crafted of fine leathers. Fancy stitched. 2995 3295 LOAFERS ’’Mohican r Loafers, hand stitched. Black or brown. I895& 2195 BEATTLE OXFORDS , srnooth Kip Leather in I shiny Black. 1 1 Q/5 f 2 eyelet tie. | | I MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. NOTICE: Girl Guides will begin for tl Fall season Monday, Spet. 12th at 7 P.M. in the United Church Hall, All girls 10 - 14 yrs, welcome, BROWNIES will begin Wednesday, Sept. 14th in the Church Hall at 4:30 P.M. All girls 7-10 yrs, welcome. Laura Harker. WANTED: Youïrg women for general shop work, ‘i-pply Tanner Building Supplies. TO RENT: Two modern upstairs apartments. Tanner Building Supplies. NOTICE: Chief Mountain Health Unit will hold a Pre - School, Well Baby and ¿xdult Immunization Glinic will be held in the Welling LDS Hall Thursday September 15th from 1:30 P.M. to 4 PM. MAGRATH PARK THEATRE NEWS: Friday and Saturday, Sept. 9th and 10th SHE - she who must be obeyed, She who must be possessed. Stars Ursula Andress, John Richardson, Bernard Cribbins, Rosenda Monteros. In color NOTICE: I will be teaching Piano on Saturdays beginning Sept. 10. Linda Holman. Ph. 758-3561. FOR SALE: i960 Plymouth Belvedere, In good condition. Ph. 758-3561 after 6 P.M. Monday - Friday. Any time Saturdays. L. Holman. TO GIVE AWAY. Month old kittens. One white and one black tabby. Very tame. Brian Rarick. Ph. 758-3152. TASTY ROASTS • •«IlitlllllUUUllHHHiUllllUllMlilUltlilHilllUllUulllllllllHIIIIIIIIillHHIIItUtIklUllhnttlllllniHlhllltlHIIIinllttUlllllfHi BONELESS CHUCKS CHUCK STEAKS TENDER*. JUICY. lb. 5901 - WHOLE OR HALVES DAY BY DAY I heard a voice at evening softly say, ’’Bear not thy yesterday into tomorrow, Nor load this week with last week’s load of sorrow Lift all thy burdens as they come, nor try To weight the present with the by-and-by. One step and then another, take thy way5 Live day by day. ’’Though autumn leaves are withering round thy way, Walk in the sunshine. It is all for thee. Push straight ahead, as long as thou canst see 5 Dread not the winter whither thou mayest go, But when it comes be thankful for the snow. Onward and upward. Look and smile and pray$ Live day by day. NOTICE: Magrath United Church Sunday School classes resume this Sunday, Sept. 11th at 10:30 A.M. Those having lesson books home from last season please bring them. N. Owens. FOR SALE: Boy Scout uniform. (Complete). Mrs. A. Poulsen. Ph. 758-3176. For Bent: Farm home and buildings. Cheap for cash. C.D. Peterson. Ph. 752-3245 FOR CUSTOM BALING - contact Allan McCoy (Fowler Residence/ WILL DO IRONINGBaby sitting in rnv own home, also will house clean. Carol McCoy. Fowler PciA MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. uHHuiitiHuHiiiiiiHiiHiiuiiiiiiiHHtihmuiiHHtiitmtfniiiniiiiuHiiiniiiniiiiiiiiiuiifHrmHiiunhHfHniuiHHiiiniiit iki»» 1 STRAWBERRY JAM I 48 oz. GOLDEN KIST 99 C . 111!11) lllllllI > 1 IKnilllllHI Ht H IB |l || IHM1 Mill 1 fl Ml IHH1111| 1 i|l> | CORN FLAKES 1 12 oz. pkgs. 3/890 iiiilikll!nuniiiihi|inri|]MiiiiJfiiihiiiiiiiii!HiiiiiiiiUniiiiHbH|tni|iHiiiinniiikHiiiinHHiHhli|HiidliiiiniHiii«iini innf . JELLY POWDERS | NABOB. As sorted . 10/8901 ¡SODA CRACKERS | I PAULINS 1# boxes. 39 Of PINK SALMON PARAMOUNT.8 oz. 2/700 135 •J NEW 6^- oz. size . 0 t> 10 VARIETIES TO CHOOSE FROM - BLUE RIBBON 1# pkgs Q a - LIQUID STARCH 64 oz o BANANAS Golden Ripe 5 ibS.79C APPLES - Mac Intosh ,B.C 2 lbs. 390 ON IONS - cello bags O 000000090 2 lbs. 390 PEARS -b . C. BARTLETT. 3 lbs. 59 C
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