| 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. MAGRATH TRADING CO. PHONES: STORE HOURS New Sweaters have arrived. LADY JACQUELINE CARDIGANS FALL AND WINTER FOOTWEAR 1 RACK OF COATS & JACKETS.1/2 PRICE NEW FAIL & WINTER COATS & JACKETS ARE NCW IN. BE SURE TO SEE THE POPULAR CORDUROYS, FUN FURS, TWEEDS, etc. STORE NEWS OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 SATURDAI.* AJ(. to 6 P.M. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1975 .”’8 t0 1 .MAGRATH, AT.RKRTA. I I 1 RACK OF MEN’S SUMMER JACKETS ! REGULAR $59.95 to $89.95 Down-filled Jackets for Men St Women» Assorted styles and colors. Same are plain quilted, some have fur collar trim. D 0 W N FILLED The very latest in pre-washed Denim Jackets Western fashion in Navy Blue shade SIZES: 34-38 REGULAR $28.95 O© L'S. DENIM JACKETS Lined Denim Jackets with cOrduroy collar. SIZES: 40 - 48. Men’s dressy Sport Coats in Brown Check, Navy Check, Navy Plaid. Know you are well dressed in one of these snart Dress Coats® Team up with a pair of our Fortr^l Knit Slacks. SIZES: 38 to 46. REGULAR $45.00 to $5ß,00 FOR SALE: 3 bedroan hone, ______________ __ ___________________ located, small basement. Well tailored in seai-casual fashion. Phone 758-3259. Lemon Yellow, Blue shades REGULAR $39.95 centrally Garage. SEE OUR LINK HARDWARE VALUES Di THE HARDWARE EEFT T.V. RECORD Mrs. Kristie Stewart and family Nanaimo, B.C. were ' recent guest the heme of her mother Mrs, Della Blrnel* I Randy Harker has returned from St. Louis, Missouri where he visited his brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs» John Bridge. Mr. and Mrs. John Harker of Las Vegas, Nevada axe visiting at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Harker. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Low of Ednontoa were visitors during the weekend at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Don Harker. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Perrett of Nanaimo, B.C. have been Magrath visitors, attending the funeral her mother, the late Mrs. Elma Romeril. Mr. and Mrs. Grant F. Holman are happy to announce the birth of a daughter Kimberly Ann, Sept. 4th in Portland, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Mick Barnett of Del Bonita are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter born Sept« 13th. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Heraiai; Johns of Magrath and Mr. and Mrs. D.L. Barnett of Del Bonita. * • • • • - Miss Jane Schmidt, bride—elect, was guest of honor at a bridal shower held Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Betty Twitchen with Mrs. Eve Wilson as co-hostess. Guests included the honored guest, her mother Mrs. Maria Passey, the groan-elect’s mother Mrs. Coutts, Mesdames Shirley Godionton, Betty Loose, Hope Loose, Marilyn Arndt, Arils Booahee, Peggy McDonald, Irene Kusz, Terra Haggle, Pat Meldrum, Cindy Forsyth, LaVaun Ririe, Miss Sharon Whitt and Miss Beverly Owens. Gases were played and refreshments served. Jane received a lovely array of gifts from her assembled friends for which she was most appreciative« Her marriage to Mr. Art Coutts is an event of this Saturday. /'”z’ 5»:~ ¿ * » ! 1 ONLI MAYTAG 110 VOLT PORTA-DRYER IN AVACADO GREEN. HAS BEEN USED 3 TIMES. 1 ONLY 145,000 B.T.Uo COISMAN GAS FURNACE .AT THE OLD, OLD PRICE.$369.95 TOP OF THE LINS R.COA. LAUNDRY PAIR R._ C. A, , W A 3 H B R:- Two wash and spin speeds, Fice cycles including Ultra Wash for Permanent Press that automatically prescrubs and pre-soaks heavily soiled garments Extra large clothes capacity of 18 lbs. Variable water-level control with extra law setting for tiny loads. Five Water Temperature Combinations Re-circulating Filter, easy to remove and clean. Bleach and Fabric Softener dispenser® dispence automatically. Dual Agitators, regular and Hand Wash for items normally washed by hand. 1 Minute Variable ’’Finisignal” Buzzer lets you know when washing is completed. Safety-lid Lock. , DRIER: Three cycles - Regular, Permanent Press and Timed. Automatic Dryer lets you choose the degree of dryness you prefer. 6 Heat Selections including Air Fluff. Push-To-Start Safety Button. 1 Minute Variable "FiniSignal" Buzzer tells you when clothes are ready. Handy Interior Light« Germicidal Ozone Lamp gives clothes a ’fresh air* feel and odcur. Special ’Hint Setting’ for your synthetic knits. -íwhhhhhhhhhhhhhhkhhhhhhh:-o<hhhhhhhhhhí-:;-íhhí* MAYTAG TOP RATED IN THE INDUSTRI (BOTH ARE IN AN HANDSOME AVACADO GRffiN FINISH. THESE ARE TOF-OF-THE-LINE APPLIANCES BROUGHT IN BEFORE THE PRICE RISE) 549“ PRESTOME PER GAL« This convertible Diah Washer by Maytag may be used as a portable or built into your cabinet unit« Has hardwood chopping block top» AVAILABLE IN 7200 & 9000 ft. BALES. (It’s taken another drop in price) |r OUR FEATURE OF THE MONTH SPECIAL. Canadian Made 12 gauge Shotgun Shells. 2^" C.I.L. Box of 25 # The first C.W.L. meeting of the Fall season was held Sept. Sth at the hans of President Iydia Brunner. Roll Call will continue to be canned foods for the Sisters in Cal-sw. Irene Kusz reported that a program on Alcoholism will be held in the Lions Hall on October 15th. Mrs. Kusz will also be collecting small gifts for the Raymond Home for Christmas., Lydia Tricsli reported that the Sisters will be invited to the Oct. 9th meeting to speak on Religious Education. Louise Bengxy reported that the card perties will begin in November. November 14th was the day chosen Cor the annual C.W.L. Bazaar, the ,adie3 will be making a guilt. Father O’Reilly then spoke to . the ladies -following which Gruninger led a Spiritual discussion. Lunch was served. • •••• Th® Hall Coamission which is studying ths abandoreient of **ii lines and grain elevators will sit at Cardston during the second week of December. Before that tine the Mag-rath & District Chamber of will call a General Meeting at Magrath and will submit to the public all infonnation available to the®. The Alberta Chamber of Commerce has endorsed our resolution that NO BRANCH LINES BE ABANDONED UNTIL SOME FLAN IS SUBMITTED WHICH IS ACCEPTABLE TO THE PRODUCERS. Tour chamber will be represented at the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Chamber of Ccnmerce to be held at Saskatoon, Sept. 21 - 24th. We hope to secure the endorsement of the Canadian Chambers all across Canada. ••••••• Members of the Hospital Auxiliary and al1 others interested plcaso notes Tao first meeting of this season win be held, as usual, ir. the Hospital Lounge the fourth Tuesday of the month, nh-'.ch is September 23rd at 7*30 pjf. The Hospital Auxiliary is worthy of the support of everyone, you have an iXthusiastic invitation to ccme and enjoy volunteer service activities. . • • • • St. Joseph’s C.W.L. rmninde • >sidcnts to save Kimberly-Clark premium seals from products such as New Freedoms, Kleenex, Kotex, etc. For very 5 Premium Seals sent to Kimberly- Clark, tney will give 25$ to the Muscular lystrophy Association. Seals may left with any member of the C.W.L., the Magrath Trading Co. or Stevenson ’■ aek-out counters. -- -ICEt Experienced 15 year old girl ould like babysitting or odd jobs a ter school and on weekends. Phone 758^3051. G T M SUPPORTS Athletic Supports in Small, Medium, Large, XLarge. Tubular knit Sport Socks in white on top. with colored band 2!* fä®n‘s WORK GLOVES A good stock of Men’s Work Gloves in Fabrics and Leathers* Split Leathers and Combination Canvas and Leathers. to 12 95 CANVAS BACK WORK GLOVE ieatures leather palm, adjustable wrist strap. REGULAR $2.95 49 NAN DKERCKIEFS Man's Polka Dot Handkerchiefs in Red/.Vhite, Navy/White. REGULAR 49$ each A' .’IDEs The Pool Hall will open the •at week in October. HATS Men’s Western Felt Hats by Stetson. Leight beige shade. $29.95.«.SPECIAL $2?.0Q I BEDSPREADS in ■> lady Carolyn Tufted Bedspreads of Acrylic/Polyester Turquoise, Green, Lavendar. Double bed size* REG. $16.95 . Quilted Mattress Fads to fit Single, Double and Queen Size beds» Fade to fit well over your mattress» IHHHHHWHHHHHHt Gift Sets of Bath Towel, Hand Towel and matching face cloth» Beautifully designed in colors that go nicely with any bathroom ensemble» WANTED IMMEDIATELY: Front End Service person». Apply at Carters’ Garage» z WANTED: . Good used Piano» Phone 758-3470» DEL BONITA COUNTRY ASSOCIATION MONTHLY DANCE - Saturday, Sept. 20th 9 PJC» to 2 A»M. at the Community Hall» Music by "Country Roads". Members and guests welcome» Dances are held the third Saturday of' each month. ATTENTION: The Magrath 1st and 2nd Ward Relief Societies will be conducting a canvas for funds for the Canadian Arthritis and Rhemnatism Society this year» The ladies will be calling in the next two weeks» Please welcome than and give than your support when they call at your door» FOR SAIEt Child’s stroller, like new» Phone 758-3585 FOR SALE: 2 bedroom home, corner of 1st Ave N St 1st St» W. in Magrath. Located one P block North of the Bank of : Montreal. Contact Blair Murray, Phone 758-3471. NOTICE: We will do Custom Bale Hauling and Stacking. Call before you start baling. - Thomson Livestock, Phone 758-3552 or 758-3209. ATTENTION: The Magrath First Ward Relief Society requires the services of a Babysitter for about two hours every Wednesday morning. We pay $4.00 a week and there are about 6 to 8 one to three year olds to tend. Anyone interested might bring their own children also. Please contact Carol Lowry at 758-3120 FACE CLOTHS REGULAR 29^ each Terry Face Cloths in assorted stripe designso TABLECLOTHS 100£ Cotton Table Cloths in lovely floral printed designs. SIZE: 52 x 70. REGULAR $7.95 each pair A new Fall Shipment in popular Sayelle Knitting Yarn. Plain and Variagated shades« REGULAR $1.00 skein. 79* • • » and SIZESt 12 to 18 Dusters BABY NEEDS ©• . Lovely new Dusters for Milady in. Polyester Crepa. Pleasing patterns and colors in regular and long styles« Button fronts» large roaeiy pockets« SlSESs Small» Medina, large and Estra Large« New Fall Blouses P<Aat Tops by "3he International” . Patterned polyester knits in smart tailored fcjhijns with 'button fronts, long sleeves® REGULAR $9« 95 each 8 It is time once again to start Brownies and Girl Guides« Brownies are girls 7 to 10 years of age, Girl Guides are girls 10 to 14 years. - Like Cubs and Scouts, the girls are asked to pay registration fees. This year the registration fee is $5«00» the local Association will pay $2.00 and the girl is asked to pay $3.00 which should be paid by October 15th. Hand Books and Uniforms are furnished by the Local Association. Eaeh girl who leaves or quits Brownies or Guides is asked to return these, please. We need to know how many girls are coming, and would like then (with their mothers if possible) to be at the Lions Hall, Monday, September 22nd at 4 P.M. to decide the day, time and place of meetings. Lora Harker. Bunday, September 7th, families and friends of the Merri Miss graduating Class of the Magrath 1st Ward Primary gathered in the Relief Society Room. As each guest arrived, a lei was placed about their neck. A short program was presented with Mary Joy Isaacson giving the address of welcomej “Light Divine” was sung, and Barbara Balderson gave the opening prayer. Kathy Hillmer gave a musical reading “Stairway to Lasting Joy". Jacqueline Ackroyd introduced the guest speaker, Marie Stevenson. The graduating class sang “Merri Mis4* Song and Graduation Song. Consents of Graduation Requirements were given by Glenn Fletcher and certificates and a gift were pre: . to ®<ch girl. The closing song "Where Love Is" was sung and Lisa Pilling offered the closing prayer. All music was under the direction of Kathleen Harker and Jacqueline- Ackroyd light refreshments were served by Sara Heninger and Marguerite Thomson. clcspers for infants Soft Terry Knit Sleepers for Baby by Bonny Baby. Assorted colors and patterns« IB EaW SJl&afcets REGULAR $3.95 pr, Erbend colors« •’Animal Club“ Baby Blankets in baby Size: 36 x 50» REGULAR $6.95 each . INFANTS1 KNITTED SETS riddles Knit S.cst?rs with attached hoods in White with Pink» White with Blue» White with Navy. REGULAR $5.95 each . The families of the late Iynn and Christie Harker held a Family Reunion Saturday, September 13th at Jubilee Park with some fifty members in attendance They included the Don Harker families, the Bill Harker families, the Ken Harker family, Helen Pereverziff and family, the Gerald Harker families, A Ralph Harker ' During the afternoon several uncles and aunts called to renew acquaintances and visit and included Burns and Iola Harker, Jim Sabey, Lloyd and Theta Sabey. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Miller had as their recent guests their son and daught. in-law Mr. and Mrs. Brian Miller and family of Regina, Saskj son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Neil Reid and daughter of Calgary. PLANT TULIP BULBS NOW. $1.19 a package Hardware Dept, Mrs. Elma Rcmeril passed wzy in Magath Friday, Sept ester 12 th at ths age of 88 years. Born in Centre Creek, Utah, she came to Canada, in 1899» In 1912 she married George Romeril and »jade her heme in Raymond until 1946 when she Roved to Nanaimo, B.C9 She returned in 1968 aaking her home in Magrath with her daughter« Predeceased by her husband, she is survived by three daughters Mrs« Sam (Millie) Dyson of . Kelowna, B.C., Mrs. Rulon (Marguerite) Thoaeon of Magrath and Mrs. Mac (Rachel) Perrett of Nanaimo, B.C,, and one son Allan (Buster) Rcneril of Lethbridge; 20 grandchildren and 1$ great grandchildren« She was also predeceased by a son Sydney« Funeral services were held in the Magrath L&D.S. Chapel Tuesday, Bishop 41 *n Dudley officiated. Interment took place in Temple Hill Cemetery, Raymond. Our child’s collie dog was found dead Tuesday morning by the side of our bam« He had been shot with, what wc beliove to be, a 22 rifle. The child and dog were constant companions. If you are using our coulee to » hoot in, PLEASE use extreme care and caution as we fear that next tine it may not be our dog but our child instead. Thank you. David &■ Ida Taylor« DON’T MISS THE $2,00 SAIE BASKET OF BUNNERS AND "TENDER TOOTSIES« - Gold Classic flats, Petite Points, etc« Regular $4.50 to $5.00 Upstairs Dept« KSa «Will you many me?« SHEi «No, but I admire your taste,« Mrs. Jarice Sterzer and daughter of Lo^n, Utah bnvo been visiting at the hone of her parents Mr, and Mis, Wesl«y Rice, accompanying them back from Provo, Utah where they took their son Bob who is attending B.I.U, AN APOLOGY: I have been selling «Why Kot« buttons, making money for Cubs« Anyone wanting their money returned, please phone me at 758-3140 and I will refund your money and claim the buttons. The winner of the second Tennis Pull Board was David Bly« A «Thank You« to all who supported. the Tennis Pull Boards« The money from these boards goes to financing local tennis pliy«** offs, medals, ribbons, balls, etc« Alice Stevenson, THANK YOU; A most sincere «thank you” to Betty Twitchen & Eve Wilson, Mary Ambrosi, and Vonnie Ririe for the lovely showers they put on for me, to those who attended and. for the lovely gifts I received« Jayne Scheldt and Maria Passey. Mr, and Mrs. Vai Kay have returned froa a motor trip to the East Coast of Canada including Newfoundland, Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Fletcher were Edmonton visitors during the weekend, guests of Mr« and Mrs. Vem Jobbers« FOUND IN OUR CAR - this summer, 2 swim towels 1 blue with gold initials C.D.D,, 1 big orang Jacquard towel« Owners nay claim by phoning 758-3566.
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