| 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 21 GROCERIES 364 DRY GOODS 124 HARDWARE 34 STORE HOURS; Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. .8 A.Mi to 6 IM Wednesday .8 A.M. to 1 P.M.Saturday. 8 A»¥» to 7 FM Thursday, January 31st, 1963 . .».••••.Tfegrath, Alberta Jdardware Î YOUR 1962 CUSTOM DELUXE MO. - ONLY LOW PRICE ! = CERTIFICATE VALUE $20.00 REGULAR VALUE $69.95 R&GULhR VziIiUE $2^9« 95 GOLD CERTIFICATE when you buy SAVE $IOOO,$2O00 CORONET QUILT MATTRESS Over 200 Auto-Lock coils - Decorator-styled floral covered-Luxurious Lock-stitched Nylon Micro—Quilt-Pre-built border - White felt - Sisal paddingI YOUR LOW PRICE CERTIFICATE VALUE $10.00 0NLY EMPRESS QUILT MATTRESS Over 300 Auto-Lock Coils - Quality cover in pastel shade. Lock-stitched Nylon Micro - Quilt, Crush-proof pre-built border. White felt. Sisal padding. (This special offer expires FEB. 28/63) nHUHUniuniiunmHHUiuumiHUHnnuiHMniiuumuuHiininMHhiininuiiHnHnHiiMtimnnu Will z INDOwShades Never been unwrapped. Outside paper coverings slightly tom. Here is a REAL BUY. Assorted sizes, prices. = Designed and built for the family "who want the best. 12 cu. ft. model featuring . ZONE freezer plus full automatic cycle defrost with water disposal. Automatic interior light; 2 CRISPERS with ribbed glass covers; 2 EGG TRAYS; a compartment in the door for butter; 4 ICE CUBE TRAYS; BUSTABLE LATCH; Decorative face trim. Flush opening door. PORCELAIN LINER. - many more features. REGULAR qpErTat VALUE SPEC1AL $329.95 - 4 Upstairs BANDEAUS EXQUISITE FORM PADDED BRA; Padded white cotton broadcloth, 00 EXQUISITE FORM WHITE COTTON BROADCLOTH BRA: special cup lining for added uplift and support, undercup stitched for firm support. Beathe-easy elastic centre insert, SIZES: 32A to 36C.2°° EXQUISITE FORM "FABRICaDABRTl" BRA: Made from new "giveable" cotton that gives with every breath you take. Lightweight, feels like your own skin. Soft as a handkerchief. Improves with washing. SIZES 32A to 38C. Short and Long line and ______ ______ by GRENIER: New body "KLING" (no underarm bulge)Fine embroidered cotton, elastic insert under cup. The promise of a perfect fit, SIZES; 32A to 38D. & O KARESS BRA KARESS COTTON BRA by GRENIER: Mature type, breathing waist, 2" elastic back. SIZES: 32A to 4AC . WONDER-BRA : Front hook, semi long line. Broadcloth 4°° SIZES: 34B to 3ÓB GIRDLES FORTUNA "SPANDEX" PANTY GIRDLE - featuring nylon lace front panel with new high modulus power net, invisible seams. LONG LEG PANTY GIRhLE, REGULAR IO00 PANTY GIRDLE GIRDLE. Your choice B FLAT FORTUNA PANTY GIRDLE - styled by Grenier. Featuring stomach control. Satin panel front. SPANDEX ACROBAT by GRENIER: made from the new miracle yarn that stretches and controls without rubber. 1 size fits all. y/j 00 SECRET LADY styled by Exquiste Form, Complete with stomach control. Zipper opening MAGIC LADY - by Exquisite Form, that .=¡1 i ms you. Detatchable garters, to wear with slims. Underwear brief Long leg, short leg or brief. Dries in 8 minutes. Ideal to Mrs. Marie Pharis has returned to her home in Lethbridge following an extended holiday when she toured the Hawaiian Islands and New Zealand accompanied by her son Rohert of Vancouver» She returned to Canada to spend Christmas in Williams Lake, B. C. with'her son-in- ’ law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs» B. Ringwood. IRLS' Smartly styléd Dressés for the Young Miss, feta and sheer, figured styles. Nylon, Taf— Plain and SIZES: 7 to 95 to Totients in the Magrath Municipal Hospital during the'past week included EJder Li A dims, John S» Entz,'Mr. Keamas,Sr., Mautice ‘ Minor, Mr. Alex Koskewich,'Mrs.’ Lillian Minor, Jban Dudley, Mrs. ' Elizabeth Baxter, Mrs. Sadie Taylor, Darwin'Wilde, Margaret and Ddrwin" Roland, Mrs. Marilyn Neilson, Mrs. Karen Austenburg and son. z ✓ SPECIAL; Baby Dresses, cottons, terylenes. REGULAR $3.98. $2.98 GIRDLES cont. WINKTE PANTY BRIEF of pcwetnet with satin lastex. Light weight, good control. Inexpensive. Panty girdle or regular girdle. 400 . KLEINERPS SANI-SCANT: Form fitting, non-revealing, comfortable. | |Q TIMELY TIP An aluminum foil pie pan can b e made to double as a disposable roasting rack. Just punch holes in the bottom and invert it in your Dutch oven. J)ry ÇoodsiDe. t The Misses Julie and Paulette Hindley of Calgary were weekend visitors at the home of their parents, Mr, and Mrs, Ken Hindley, 10 VALENTINES VALENTINES IQ £ each NEW ARRIVALS VALENTINES VALENTINES 15 25 50 Designed for utmost comfort, REGULAR 490. (40 OFF) 440 KOTEX SLENDER L.I NE Be ready for VALENTINE’S DAY February 14th, See our supply of Cards, etc PACKS and WABASSO-FAMILY SHEETS: Fine quality, extra strong cotton sheets. Plain hems, _ o SIZE: 81x100 . / BOOKS VALENTINE CUT OUT BOOKS: Assorted designs in cut outs including envelopes to cut out and glue, IOC to 490 each. BOXES Assorted designs in gay Valentines. Nicely boxed with cello top. 15 35 290 590 Cello packages of Valentines. in your very favorite designs VALENTINES .10C 250 250 VALENTINES . .500 CARDS Cards in lovely designs, all with ed designs Mr. and Mrs, Jim Blumell accompanied' by Mrs, Winnie Ehlert, and Mr, and Mrs, Tommy Karren accompanied the Zenith Basketball the Luther ament last thoroughly highly the Regina, Team to Regina and attended Invitational Basketball Tourn-weekend. They report a enjoyable time and spoke v ery reception they received in Mr, and Mrs. Bert Toomer had as their recent guests her sister Mrs, Hubert Me Ritchie and friend Mrs Lillian Harwood both of SHEETS . FITTED SHEETS: Tex—Made, sanforized, Elasto Tex corners for better fit, longer wear. Twin Fitted Sheets and Double Fitted Sheets, Nylon sheer half aprons with wide insertion of figured print trim. Mother and Daughter Aprons styled alike, REGULAR 2 for $1.50 ,.QQ 0 BEDSPREADS Electronic control Cotton Chenille Spreads, so rich in appearance, so velvety soft. White, Blue, WABASSO DEPENDABLE SHEETS: strong substantial weight. SIZE: 81 x 100 . PILLOW CASES WABASSO FAMILY PILLOW CASES: plain hems ,.••••, Rose, WABASSO DEPENDABLE PILLOW CASES plain hems ,,,, 179 Of all bad mankind are bad tempers things by which cursed, their own surely are the worst, Cumberland, FLANNELETTE BLANKETS • ■ Softly napped, whipped ends. Rose, Blue, Gold, Green. SIZE 70 x 90 o THE MAGRATH TRADI'NG CO A Good Place to Trade, Dry Qoods Department BEATIFUL NEW SPRING FABRICS HAVE ARRIVED. SEE THEM SOON. "Upstairs SALE CONTINUES ON DRESSES-COATS BOYS6 SHIRTS. > Little Boys Shirts in a choice of figured Outing Flannel or figured Drip Dry Cotton. REGULAR $2.25 & $2.98. |QQ 5ES> SEF THE SALE RACKS. H Teriy cloth Bath Robes in.plain white with stripe trim >r two tone stripes, REGULAR $4.98 flllllHI IIIIIHHIIHHlHIHlIllliltlllllliililillHHIlilll ItllllllUIII liiilliilllllllllHIIliHII IllillllflilllUll lillHIHliinilllll lilll <JDDIES ODPHURS ¡1 r BOYS PANTS Little Boys1 Corduroy Dress Pants with'elastic in back. Fhont fastener, cuffs. Navy, Grey, Brown and Charcoal, Sizes 3 to 6X, REG. $2.98. 259 Kiddies Corduroy Jodphurs Nursery Character -designs Green, Yellow, Pink. 2L months. REGULAR. $2,25 bill WINTER JACKETS Car Coats, Parkas, Sport Jackets. Still a good selection. Included are your fav-crite fabrics including laminated wools and nylons. OFF ORT I RTS Assorted designs and styles. REGUIfiR $4.90 . 295 Misses Slims including plaids & STRETCH SLPiS. ONLY . . WMiiuiuiMniiniiHmimmiiiiH "Hardware Open End Wrenches have been added to the BARGAIN TABLE. YQUR CH0ICE - | / 2 PRICE Better quality Nylon Dust Mops including zipper bag awivel mop. REGULAR $3,95«• 250 REGULAR $5.95. 350 REGULAR #4,95 up. 1/2 PRICE TEACHER (paying a visit) - "Are your father and mother in; Morton?” ' MORTON: "They was in, but they is qut." TEACHER: "Why MortonI "They was ini They is out!" Where*s your grammar?" ‘ MORTON; "She’s upstairs taking her nap," THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY’LTD A Good Place to Trade, THE GOOD SHEFHERD ' Dictionary Definition: 1. Shep-herd — a keeper of sheep. To guard, protect» 2, A Pastor » leader or guide. . The first of the week we inspected sheep miles from town, The employee along remarked "What a difference in the sheep since you hired the new herder". True. A sheep herder can "either make or break you". One reason you must inspect often. The good book, from beginning to end, speaks of sheep and shepherds. Numbers 27:17 Moses spoke unto the Lord, saying set a man over the congregation that the congregation of the Lord be not as sheep which have no shepherd, etc. John 21:16 — Christ’s charge to Peter. "Simon, son of Jonas, lovest thou me? And he sqid unto him, lord, thou knowest al1 things, thou knowest I love thee. Jesus saith unto him — Feed my sheep". One of the most pleasant experiences since boyhood is in seeing animals eat. No movie can compare. Mrs. Dudley has gone on'an extended visit. Her pies and bread are no longer in stock. Here are two recipes, one by Mrs, Dorothy Wocknitz, the other by Mrs. Nellie Seward. Good ones. BUNS 1 tbs. sugar 2 c warm water 1 pkt. yeast sprinkled in water 2 c milk c shortening c sugar 1 c water 3 tsp. salt. Add 2 or 3 cups flour. Beat, Add 3 eggsi Add flour enough for medium dough. Knead down 2 or 3 times. Bake in 350 oven 30 to 35 minutes until buns are golden brown. You may put raisins in buns if desired, ” ~ N.S. BREAD 4 c water 2 tsp salt 4 tbs shortening i c sugar 1 c milk (optional) 1 pkt yeast in c warm water 1 tsp ' sugar Flour enough for medium dough. Knead down twice. Bake when loaves are double in size in 350* oven for 45 or 50 minutes. Makes 4 loaves. D.W. Said a grandson "I like to go to Conference but not to the meetings". Men long for spiritual food and instead they.give them welfare* COULD BE TRUEj Jim Tobbins fed his steers all the supplements he had ever heard of and wondered why they didn^t fatten. After they died he remembered he had forgot to feed ’ em any hay, grain or silage. CARD OF THANKS: I would like to thank the' doctors and nurses for the care I received, and to all who visited me while I was a patient in the Magrath Hospital. Special thanks to the U.C.W. Collin Passey. CIVIL DEFENCE NOTICE: We propose to offer a course qualifying candidates in the "Fundamentals of First Aid" considered to be a Senior course. If enough candidates apply authorization for the course, etc. will be made which will take several weeks. For further information contact C. S. Ifet-kin Pho 76 or V.E. Bohnet^ C.D. Director at phone 206,, not later than Friday, Feb. 8th. Mrs, Marion Bourne attended the Oriental tion course for Nurses recently in the Alberta C, D, School in Edmonton. Mr. Leroy Sheridan has been appointed Welfare Director in the Civil Defence Organization. He will attend a Welfare Director’s Course in Edmonton, Feb. 18—22. NOTICE; The United Church Ladies Aid will hold it’s regular meeting Friday afternoon Feb, 1st at 2:30 P.M, at the home of Mrs. W. G. Lawlor. CHURCH SERVICE — Magrath United 'Church Sunday, Feb. 3rd by Hi C Young People*. 11 A.M, , Everyone welcome to attend. The Gas Company employees are wearing big smiles as they read the gas meters these days. WANTED» Room and board. Contact J. Miller at the Bank of Montreal. JUST ARRIVED: Imperial HALF GALLONS AERO LIQUID WAX. ’ Regular $1.85 .$1.59» ' Hardware Dept. And don’t makB yourself sick with worry about your work. Let the other person worry. You take.it easy. An office girl can do your job. DOWN TEXAS WAY After looking at Niagara Falls: "Got anything like that in Texas?" TEXAN» "We got a plumber who could fix that leak in ten minutes", JUST ARRIVED: Koret of California - cotton knit dresses & two piece attire for Spring. ‘ . Upstairs. • THE MAGRATH TRADING CO. A Good Place to Trade. J'Aen's 3oys' LJeor IRON HORSE; Heavy duty; sanforized Work Pants - for Farm, ■Sport or Industry. Tan, Olive* ^98 G.W.G. TEXAS RANGER: Double duty twill. Reinforced at points of strain. Tan, Grey, G.W.G. DRILLER’S DRILL: heavy duty, long wearing twill Sanforized. Grey« G.W.G, SATEEN CHECKS: Work'or Casual wear. Trim tapered, checks and plaids. Olive, Brown. SHIRTS G.W.G. HIPFITTER CASUALS Smartly styled in the trim tapered line. Checks and plaids in Olive or Brown. ^0^ G.W.G. TEXAS RANGER WORK SHIRTS: Plain or snap button fasteners. Long wearing. o95 Grey, tan, Olive, to 495 DRILLER’S DRILL: by G.W.G. Grey. Heavy 5 50 duty twill, styled The present cold weather has created’ much activity at the local skating rink. Skaters - youngsters and oldsters - are enjoying this great outdoor sport and hockey is being practised and played, Saturday afternoon local hockey players motored to Milk River and participated in games. Mrs. Sheila Mason of Warner has been a visitor at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. L.A. Harrison. Mr. and Mrs, visiting in Salt Lake City and Provo Utah. While in Salt Lake City they will do Geneology work. David Keeler are 9 'A NATION’S REG. $29.95 men, dare Dress Jackets - handsomely styled by Biltmore. New dark checks and plaids. Men who Stand who work while others sleep, while others fly - 4* for truth and honor’s sake, and suffer long. Brave Who They build a nations’s pillars deep And lift them to the sky. ' -Ralph Waldo Emerson, THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED A Good Place to Trade BUILDERS No gold, but only men can make A people great and strong - > fast Men’s Stetson Hats in "Open Road" and Centredent" styles, 1295 Men’s Sweaters in Wools, Orlons and Ban Lons. Pullover and Cardigan styles. Plain and figured including the popular new striped cardigans. MALLORY HATS. “798 REGULAR $7.98 up PICNIC HAMS * boneless . per lb. 690 .per lb. KiPPERED IHERR l! NG .per lb. AUlIHlHtHUIUlilimmimtflllllUlHMItiHilUtUillllUIMUtOIMUinttlliniUlillHIIHlUUUUl'Mi'iilllHil Liver Sausage Chicken 8 oz. Chubs.each 35 <t Fx*esh •••••••••<«••••••«per lb• 69<t MAGRATH ZENITHS WIN AT REGINA: Magrath Zeniths won the 1963 Invitational Basketball Tournament, the biggest High School basketball tourney in Canada, as théy squashed Regina Sheldon Spartans 48-28 in front of 1400 fans in the deciding game. Team Captain Ron Ehlert won the Most Valuable Player Award, which combines sportsmanship with skill. He tied with Neil Dillabaugh of the Regina Spartans for most points in the L.I.T, with 44 each. In the pre!imi nary games Magrath won by scores of 51-37 and 53—3^ ovet Balford Tech and Winnipeg Trojans respectively. John Taylor, a consistant point—getter, scored the first basket in all games. Burke Hamilton and Lloyd Hillmer swept thè boards almost completely clean in the final and did almost as well in the preliminaries. Ron Hansen ' was top scorer in the final although failing to show his abilities in the first 2 games. Nick Ponamar canned curcial baskets to ease off the pressure several times in showing off Magrath’s long-range might. Robert Forsyth and Sherwin Moriyama also connected for the Zeniths, The superb coaching of Tom Karren disorganized the opposing teams. The Zenith defence was so strong that only about ten field shots a game were scored against them. The excellent management and whole-hearted cheering of James E, Blumell and party were much appreciated by the Zenith players. The Magrath group found Regina and the L. I.T. very friendly and very cordial. They thoroughly enjoyed the trip; Sherwin Moriyama, Reporter, THANK YOU: The Magrath Zeniths would like to thank, very warmly, all their wonderful supporters who cheered them on to victory. The telegrams and phone calls were incentives and encouragement to them. NOTICE: Saturday, February 2nd, Jfegrath Zeniths and cheerleaders will be participating in the Claresholm Invitational Tournament, FOR SALE: 60 ton 1st and 2nd cut conditioned Alfalfa hay. Phone R5O8. NOTICE; Did anyone find a pair of ladies black high heeled pumps or a pair of ladies brown flats. If so please phone 227« FOUND - ladies brown leather lined glove, knit side insertions. Hardware Dept, ANNUAL MEETING — of Lehi Mutual Telephone Co, will be held Saturday,'Febnuary 2nd at 2 P,M, at the Town Hall, ' Sec’t Dorothy L. Wocknitz. NOTICE: The Second Ward M,I,A, adult class will entertain members Of the Sr, Citizen’s Home in Raymond, Sunday, Feb. 3rd at 7 P.M. Those needing transportation will meet at the Second Ward Chapel at 6:30 P.M. " M.I.A, Executive. FOUND - a pair of Men’s light leather lined dress gloves. Finder may claim at the Post Office. NABOB 3 oz. PKG. ROBIN HOOD I . 390 I I EACH . xj -/ V I *011111'4. IIHIIlllllHIlUlllilllluilHOI. iCRiSTES CRACKERS] LARGE SIZE 890 REGUIihH «pie 19 ••••••••••••••♦ SALTED 1# PKG. SUNBRITE IliMlllllbilllllllllIIIUIilllillUHIUUIIIIII AJAX BLEACH DETERGENT] CLEANSER 450 Liquid GIANT SIZE . ÓA • • • • • 690 I GIANT 290 / 0 SIZE »••••••••• BANANAS. .golden yellow. 2 pounds 390 CARROTS . . local . 2 pounds 190 APPLES . .MAC INTOSH . 4 pounds 650 PEARS . .Winter Eating . .per lb. 250 TOMATOES. . fresh ripe . , .per tube 390 TJalentine Qoods-. Gift Boxed CHOCOLATES. MARSHMALLOW HEARTS, CINNAMON HEARTS.MANY VALENTINE CANDY ITEMS.
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