| 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 Friday, August 12th, i960 .Migrath, Alberta HARDWARE DEPT phone 34 X' X- • '•• v ■■ . .v SPEED FLEX SHAVER : The new Philips Philishave "SPEED FLEX” shaver has the NEW face fitting design» The rotary blade shaving heads of the new PHILISHAVE continuously adjust themselves auto*" ma ties Uy to the inside and outside curvatures of your face» You experience totally new shaving closeness, speed, and shaving comfort. REGULAR $32,95 . PHILISHAVE DELUXE: The PHILISHAVE ELECTRIC RAZOR has rotary action. Speed shaver deluxe that is a Joy to use. 1 z~\ Q£ oniy 1 y y 0 COQbcTTS : Especially designed for the ladies/'xhe i lilishave n COQUETTE ” features the rotary action head for snooth, carefree grooming. lOQE ONIY TOII FT^. 1 i i—{— I White vitreous China Toilet Outfits with shelf top tanks. Whirlpool action. High quality tank fittings. ~ ~ I ! 9g 3D95 COMPACT UNITS *4250 4450 DOUBLE SINK SPECIAL • Hard white porcelain enamel finished DOUBIE SINK, has recess ledge, 2 fluted soap dishes in either corner. 4"hole --- HERE IS A pj^L Bur youR KITCHEN SINK> 2^) 50 - - — ■ - : Iedge^type sink faucet with flexible hose' type enables you to swing from side to side. Anti splash aerator. 1575 ledge drillings. SWING FAUCETS: and spray. Swing PRICED AT ONIY - BIG BUSINESS. Sixty years ago the Indian# were busy driving over the'prairies with wagons gathering up buffalo bones. Selling them in oar loads. ifeny Old Timers oaii recall the big piles of bones at rail read sidings. Now look . lines of trucks coming down the javement leaded with hay. Three and four tons to the load* some less, some mare. Our guess is that they sell 150 thousand dollars or more of prairie wool to the feeder’s. No living creature, then living, ever saw this day. We may be wrong but we don’t think there is a human being that can see what will happen a year hence, let alone sixty years from now. ’ ’' The annual Relief Society convention of the Alberta and Taylor Stakes was held in Msgrath on Moncfey, August Sth at the First Ward Chapel. Mrs. Charlotte K, Iarson and Mrs. îfery R. Young of the General Board from Salt ^ake City'Vere present and met with the Stake Board members in the morning session to give them instructions on their work for the coming year. Mrs. Phoebe Norton, president of the Taylor Stake Relief Society presided at the Convention assisted by her counsellors Avilda Harker and T.iil•!*>. n Taylor. At noon a luncheon was served to Mrs. Iarsen and Mrs. Young, Mrs. Lenorë McNaughton,of Cardston, president of the Alberta Stake Relief Society, and her board members, Pres, and Mrs. Cahoon of Cardston, Pres, and Mrs',' J. Golden Snow of Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Briggs, and the Taylor Stake board members. One hundred arid forty stake and ward workers attended the afternoon meetings' with Pres. Snow, Mrs, Iarsen and Mrs. Vnung being the speakers. The Singing Mothers from Migra th, under the direction of Mrs. Inez Gibb and Mrs, Freda Fletcher furnished the music for the convention. •** - Rev, James Elliot i<®s inducted as minister of the l&grath, Del Bonita and Spring Coulee charge of the United Church at Induction Services held in the Magrath United Church Chapel Wednesday evening, August 3rd. In charge of the service was Mr, Fred Holberton of Lethbridge, Rev. John O’Neal, associate pastor of Southmïnster United Church, Lethbridge, read the scripture reading, following which Mr. Tom Morrow introduced Rev. Elliot to members of the congregation. Rev. Sydney Bell of McKillop United Church, Lethbridge, then presented the charge to the minister afterwhioh Mr. Brock Christie of Cardston in his address gave the charge to the congregation. Mrs. Beverly Pashuk presided at the piano for the singing of the congregational hymns and Rev. Elliot offeréd the benediction. Following the service a social hour was held in the recreation hall. Lunch was served by members of the W. A. with Mrs. Flora Austin and Mrs. Connie Hudson in charge. M?. and Mrs. Ken Balderson had as their guests Monday iflght Mrs. Robert Burge, Mrs. A. McDonald, Mrs. E/'Thotrns and Mrs. V. Kiinzli all of Rosemere, Quebec. The ladies are returning to their home in Quebec after a motor trip across Carada including Glacier Ifet« ional Park and Banff National Park, visiting friends enroute. Sunday guests from Black Diamond at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Vernon Bennett were his brother Ennis Bennett ans wife with their daughter Hazel and son Gary. Friends will be interested in hearing of the marriage Saturday of Miss Karen’ Margrethe Moller to Mr, William Muntak, Karen is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Tage Moller, farmer Tfegrath residents, now residing in Calgary. The wedding took place in the Sharon Lutheran Church, Calgary with the reception following at the Isle of Capri Supper Club, Calgary. Mrs. Bert Despaln of Logan, Utah accompanied by her daughter Mrs. Carol Ife jor and children of California have been visitors at the homes of Mrs. Christie Harker and Mr. and Mrs. Burns Harker, * X - FOR SALE: Cream. Mrs, Gilbert Sheridan, Phone 134. NOTICE: If your son, about 12 years old, picked up a pair of boy’s brown work shoes from John’s Shoe Repairs on Friday, July" 29th, or Saturday, July 30th, please examine then to see that he has his own shoes. If not return them to John’s Shoe Repa•ire. It was announced Wednesday that fiictard Osterbprg of Lethbridge has been awarded a $21,745 government contract far the construction of a federarebuilding in Migrath which will be accommodation for a"Post Office." Construction is to be completed in six months. Mrs, Gerald Janes of Ontario, Calif, ras a M^grath visitor Wednesday. FLEET MOMENT» To walk with a child in a garden " Is to savor life’s cup to the brin, Sharing his eager young wonder, Listening and looking with him. Each blossom and bud will seam feirer Each bird-note mare poignantly sweet. Knowing such moments are transient, Knowing such magic fleet. Who walks with a child in a garden Taking time to peer under each clod, Will find when the day is over That one hand was held by his God. - Isabel Tudeen. SHOP AND SAVE AT THE MAGRATH TRADING CO., A Good Plaoe to TradeSPRING LAMB LOIN CHOPS tender, per lb. MILK FED VEAL BLADE ROASTS choice tender, per lb. 400 ■IklllHillHlIkHUHklkkkllllinkkUlklknkkllHklHlIkllHklUIkkkHHlkkkUUkkkiliUlIlUkklHkknUHHIHIUkHUHKUUUkllUlimtkl FRESH HALIBUT STEAKS | TENDER BEEF I ROUND BONE ROASTS I meaty shoulder I cuts, per lb. 400 t= . . I MEATY | LAMB STEW t flank, per lb. 200 ■HiniuinuHuunuuHiuiMiHiHouiiHniuniniuuuiHiiHtntnuitiuiniuutuuiiniwikMiutMtunuiuuiiinltwiii. I MAPLE LEAF I WIENERS per lb. 300 2 lbs. for 830 IOST: Grey kitten with white spot on chest. BonnÄe Harker, % Ken Harker, Phi 268, SPECIAL: Combine reel slats - clear fir. “$2.00 each. Phone 379, Citizens Lumber Co. Ifcgrath. FOR SAIE: Cockshutt Combine 48 model, large Sun pickup. Running condition. $500.00, Cockshutt Slather 51 model, 15 ft,, power take off. Like new canvas, $450.00. See Charlie Caldwell, Spring Coulee FOR SALE: Fruit jars, good condition. Will sell cheap. Mrs. Ethel Gorham. NOTICE: Free estimates on plastering and stuccoing. Phone Raymond 23286 or contact C. J. McClain. FOR SALE: 220 volt 4 burner 30” heavy duty range. Selling for half price. One thermostatic; control burner. Stove all automatic. Glass in oven door. Like new. Selling prine $200.00* Can be seen at Bud Harrison1s hone or to inquire phone 226. NOTICE: I will be teaching in classes - Theory 1 and Theory 2, Anyone interested phone 293. Jean Harris, _ SCHOOL BEGINNERS TESTS: Beginner^ s qualify" ing test^ will be given August 25th at 10 A.M, Rooml, Elementary School, Students whose 6th birthdate falls between October 1st and December 31st will be required to pass these tests for admittance, B, W, Dow, Prin, NOTICE:'“Activities at the Roping Club Arena will commence again Sunday afternoon, August 14th at 2 P.M. Jfegrath Saddle Club. NOTICE: 17 year old boy wants work on farm, Ken Strong, Phone 251, FOR RENT: 4 room apartments, partly furnished, Hyrum Cooper. NOTICE _ IAST CALL FOR APRICOTS - we tave 14 cases of Apricots going at $2.39 a a»se. Grocery Dept. Patients in the Ifegrath Municipal Hospital during the past week included“Mr. Bob Arnold, Linda Wocknitz, Ronald Fleming, Mr. Herbert Ford, Mr. Kitchen, Mrs. Blackhart, Mrs. Ardith Bly, Mrs. Helen Bingham, Baby Gwen Peters, Baby Evan Peters, Lee Dlunell, Mr. Cliff Spence, Mrs. Entz, and Mr. Murray Scott. DEFINITION OF A PEDESTRIAN: A man with two cars, a wife and a daughter. XX SOME PEOPIE EXPRESS AN IDEA, OTHERS SEND IT SLOW FREIGHT. ME./S^nz, BOYS WEAR j :■ Men 5 Beys JACKETS Entire stock of Men’s and Boys’ SPRING AID SUMMER JACKETS - assorted sizes, colors and fabrics including Dedford Cords, Woven cottons. Sheens 20$ Men's SPORT SHIRTS Men’s Long and Short Sleeve SPORT SIIIRTS in plain and figured fabrics Good selection of colors styles and sizes. 20% 0 F F Men's KNITTED POLO SHIRTS Cotton and Ban-Lon Knitted Polo Shirts Men, short sleeve, collar styles in popular colors - plain and figures, 2oc? OFF Men's WESTERN/ Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Bennett acconpanied by their grandchildren Miss Jackie Harker of Ifegrath and Mr .‘Mark Bennett of Picture Butte left Monday norning for Iogan, Utah where they will attend the Rich Reunion, an event of Saturday, August 13th, Mr. and Mrs. Cal Alston and fondly are holidaying in Waterton lakes National Park. Men’s Dress Suits’ in Wool Worsted Suit-ing in the season’s nost popular shade CHARCOAL. Two button closing, narrow_ lapels. SIZES: 36 to 42 oo Mr. and Mrs. Burns Harker and daughter Elizabeth are enjoying a holiday in Ednon-ton and Northern Alberta, MiHiiuwHumuuuuHHiiummiiiHMWHiuHinuHmtiuiiHfmmiHiuiiiiitiiiiiiumittiuuuiiiUiuHiiiiimiHiiiNMtMMiii IIIIHIIIIIIiHI IIHII lllllllilll til lllll 11 lit lllllllllHHIIIIHIIWlHIIIIIIIIHlllIIIIIIUtllHIIIilllllillllHtllUIhllillllKllllIlOIIIHhllilllH WE HAVE A GOOD STOCK OF WRANGLER JEANS AND GWG COWBOY KINGS. BOYS GET YOUR SCHOOL SUPPLY NOW. "■lillllUIIIIIOHlIlUIOHlUilHlIHIUItHHHIhHlIlilHtlbHIIIIHillllllll'IIIIIIIIIMKHlUUUlllitltlllllhllUIHIillliiHfMllinilMHIH •■•iiiutiiuHiHUiuuunutimiiiiiiHiiiiiiiinHiiii.HnubtiimiiiiiimiuitKhHuiiiiuiiiti.iHiiumiiKH.iiiiHuiiiiiiuiiuiHH.ni». Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gibb and fariily of Salt lake City Utah have been visiting friends and relatives in Tftgrath and district including his mother Mrs. Annie B. Gibb. FELTS I . ' " Men’s Western Felt hats in popular white shade, n REGUIAR §4.50 . 20% OFF ii SWEATERS - that Long sleeves, boat neck. NE’ER AGIN, Wee Willie Degan loved his gan© of golf but one bright sunny day his friends saw hin sitting disconsolately in the club house, his clubs nowhere in sight. "Why aren’t you out playing, Willie?" asked a friend. "Ah, I nae can play agin," sighed Willie "Why not?" asked the friend? "Ah," said Willie, "I lost ne ball." THE MIGRATI! TRADING COMPANY LTD " A Good Place to Trade ” SHAG PULLOVER ‘popular for foil, _ _____ Available in colors that will blend with your wardrobe including Tan, Grey, Charcoal and Olive C-reen. _ _ 596 BOYS SHAGS. MEINS SHAGS. UPSTAIRS DEPT Dr, and Mrs, J, B, Ringwood and children Caro! and Pat were visitors at the hone of her parents, Mr and Mrs, L. E. Pharis last week. Mrs. Pearldean Jensen and son of Youngstown are visitors at the hone of her parents Mr«, and Mrs, Earl Neilson, He?daughter Janie is a'patient in a Lethbridge hospital. „ A a . CHILDRENS SWEATER TIME IS APPROACHING. Cardigan Sweaters we have for Wools and Orlons. Styles girls and boys, SIZES: 2 LADIES We have a nice selection for ladies, miss included. Choose from Wools Ban-Lons and Bulky Knits. SIZES: 2 lovely We rave just ceived a shipnent of GIRIS DRESSES’- ideal for the coning School Days, Included are Dan River Ginghans Pampered Cottons Corduroys and Arnels, of DP, Sde the Children in p 98 up. of Cardigan Sweaters ideal numbers’*for the school , Orlons, 39a Over ninty relatives of the Sabey fan-ilies gathered at the Lions Hall in life terton lakes National Park Sunday, July 31st for the annual Sabey Reunion, A buffet dinner was served with Mrs, Winnie Ehlert in charge of arrangements, Following the dinner a progran was presented, Mrs. Beryl Bectal was in’'charge of the progran a nd'bad prepared a family tree of each Sabey fanily. Her two daughters dressed as clowns then introduced each number iron the tree. Original poems, songs, verses ans skits were presented. Sports were then enjoyed with Mr, and Mrs, Don Harker supervising the activities ;eived sorfe* lovely dark ginghams and in demand, .Also housedresses Styled for special occasions and every dav. . We have just ro prints that are so much for the larger ladies. Mrs, Olive James attended the christening service of her granddaughter Debora Allison James in Calgary Sunday. Debora is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. larry James, NEW ARRIVALS IN Q50 TO * W BABY WEAR OVERALLS : Corduroy overalls in pink or blue with leatherette knees. SIZES: 1-3« OAR i SHEEN OVERALLS with decorative bib. Blue, Red, Tan, Green •225 DRESSES Nylon Tricot, Nylon Sheer and Terylene Baby Dresses have just arrived. and 298 Having been married 20 years a couple decided to celebrate by taking a little trip. While talking over their plans one evening, the husband now and ** then glanced into the next room where a gentle old lady sat knitting. * "The only thing," he whispered, Vis that for once I’d like to be by ourselves, I’d like to take this trip without your mother,"’* ’* "My mother J" exclaimed his Wife, "I thought she was YOUR mother." t DriY GOODS DEPT x1; BATH TOWELS SOLID COLORED BATH TOWELS: Heavy quality, th jnkly looped Terry Toweling. Attractive self border. Colors: White, Dlue, Yellow. J49 IE BATI-I TOWELS each background with pis tel stripes# Attractive towels in white MULTI STRIDEI? PATTI TOWELS : Gay sttipcs will add color to your bathroom. Thickly looped. White background. TWO TOME PATH TOWEIS: Two colors combined on white background. Tan and Olive Green, Green and gold, i iq KITCHEN TOWELS Coral, • 790 and Green each. with Tan background with Red, stiipes. Stay clean longer LINEN TEA TOWELS Absorbent Linen Tea Towels in white multi stripes, q q a O ¿7 v ea ch . DISH CLOTHS - Cotton dish cloths in multi plaids, colors, 250 ’ FACE CLOTHS Thick Terry Toweling in stripes. Large size. White background, nr a Guy each. Popular Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wood will celebrate their 50th Wedding Anniversary on Saturday, August 20th. All relatives - the Woods, the’Harkers',' and the T-fetkins,'*are invited to meet then at their fam hone at Taber, one half mile south of the Drive-In Theatre Tab'er, at 3 o’clock in the afternoon. The sane evening all friends and neighbors are invited to meet then at the L D S Church Recreation Hall, Taber, at 7 P,M, Mrs. Elizabeth Davies and sons of Calgary are current visitors at the hone of her parents Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Spencer. Mr. Dick Clark and son Lawrence of Provo Utah have been visitors at the hone of Mr. ' Clark’s son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs, Kay Neilson. While here they attended the Sabey reunion. Also attending the Reunion were Mr, and < Mrs. Phil Proctor and family of Grand Prairie Alberta, who have been visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. HLoyd Sa bey. BLENDED PLAID BLANKET-S Rayon and Nylon Dlended fabric in multi plain with satin bound borders in yellow, tan, blue and gree . kJ ® HUDSON BAY BLANKETS Always a welcome gift item. Available in white with multi stripe border, rose with darker border, cinnamon with brown border. 3| POINT SINGLE 3i POINT DOUBLE 4 POINT SINGLE 4 POINT DOUBLE 4Q95 FLANNELETTE BLANKETS : Phmous BEX Flannelette Blankets, thickly napoed on both sides, COLORS: Gold, Rose, C-reen, Tan borders. SIZE: 70 x 90. ¿Lift BLENDED BLANKETS Nylon and Rayon Blended Blankets that give you added warmth with little weight. Wide satin border. Dlue, Yellow, Pink, rnq and Green, SIZE: 72 x 84 . DRY GOODS DEPT UPSTAIRS DEPT FALL SEWING FABR ICS> we have good stock of pampered cottons, ginghams, prints and drip dry cottons for your’thll Sewing Requirements”. SUITINGS 2 Eight weight suitings especially nice for raking kiddies fa Up coats, skirts, 2 piece dress maker suits. || Old Rose, Pink. REGUIAR $1.19. Q g 0 j YOUR CHOICE IS SI’* - la Síes and Girls Spring and Sumer Dress Hats NYLON H0SE SAVE ON "Geytime" NYLON HOSE. New American shadesfor feU. Available in seams and seamfree. REGUIAR $1.25. REGUIAR 98^ ., »3« T. LARBE DOUBLE SIZE "HOME SPUN" SPREADS ENHANCED WITH METAEIC THREAD DESIGN. COLORS: Pink or Bamboo SUN HATS : JUST ARRIVED - a new shipment of Sun Hats in colorful straws with over—webbing. COLORS Red, Navy, Tan, White, Tangerine, Fringe trim, ties.«,.98ÿ ¡COATS.- 2 only ladies Spring Coats I 1 turquoise all wool< REGUIAR $31.75 (18) .1/2 PRICE •w,' REGUIAR $6.95 SHOES : See’"our eounter of SHOE SPECIAIS - ladies pumps in white, black and red leathers, flats for girls and misses^ childrens boots, oxfords Qr and dress slippH ers. ONLY U MENSEL BOYS BOYS SUMMER HATS : Boys Gaberdine sport hats in assorted prints and colors also Boys White Cowboy hats in popular VALUES: $1.79 to $3.95. 20% OFF WESTERN HATS, large Size Western straws including Mexican and Texas straws. REGUIAR $4,50 . uuiuuiimittuirttiiKuiiiiituHiiiimuiiitiuiiuuiimiiiiuiniuiiitiiHiiiiiiiuiHiHimitiiimmiiiiiiHiiiiiiiniHiiiiiHiiiiiiiiHHiii • • • • 1/2 OFF BOYS WHITE FELT FA BRIC. COWBOY HATS-™™“ to.50 C iHHUHtmmuHutunuiuiuuiHnhhHiniHtnuuHiuiiniuuauiuuunmuiiiuuniiuiuiiiHihiuiHiiiuiiiiiimtiiiuiuiuuiw STYLES FOR MEN & BOYS White Buck Oxfords Canpus Doots, Sandals Loafers, Moccasins, Canvas Casuals THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED . HARDWARE COMBINATION ALUM4NUMDOOR, Pre hung combination Aluminum Doors complete with closer, lock and spring.$39.95. WE-STFALIA SEPARATOR : Westfella Cream Separator - 400# capacity, $99.50 COMBINATION STEAM AND DRY IRONS. FINGER TIP FABRIC CONTROL, LIGHT WEIGHT - only 3 lbs. REGUIAR $21.95 . "My unclers a'nagicina," to his playmate. "Really? I didn’t know the friends "Sure. He can be walking'‘down the street when suddenly he says the magic word, and all at once he turns INTO A SALOON," said a little boy that," replied 010 k GROCERY DEPT I PHONE .IIIIIIIIUllIllllllflHIIIIIIIIIUHIIHlIlHIIIIIIIIItllltillltlilllllillxiiUxHiJiiIHf.nIxlliiihiKiitKndonnHfuintiflipinuHitlililtUliitililililllltiKittIliUiiibibUUIIHUlKlItHMIHIHHfIHIIiIiHiiliKiKUlililililiUulitUilMMHllliuii IllilHlí JAM Pure Strawberry, 4- lb. round fcúinHood . . . ROBIN HOOD) pRRM CAKE MIXES I FAMILY SIZE White Chooolate I CERTO CONCENTRATED FRUIT 2 fOT 750 Liquid IP’ - AYIMERS.11 oz far TOILET TISSUE • PURES. .white 8 rolls 900 PECTIN .370 c 970 D - AÏIMERS , vegetable, 10 oz tina 5 for 69c SOYA SAUCE 5 oz bottle L - GEM, glass . CHEESE - INGERSOLL SPREAD 650 E PREM 1 pound 5 c Round Tina. B .per dozen . C • POSTUM - the ’’Good Morning* Beverage 4 oz. jars 430 i 4 tins 9 I 0 : = £ Jresh. ^Produce GRAPES . .Red, Green GREEN APPLES . CABBAGELETTUCE ONIONS . LEMONS. firn heads cookers per lb. . 2 lbs. 2 lbs. per lb. per doz. 270 33 0 130 270 10 0 500
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