| 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 ®OCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARDWARE 758-3065 STORE HOURS; MDNDaY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.8 A.M. to 6 P.M. WEDNESDAY.8 A0M0 to 1 P.M.SATURDAY.8 A.M. to 7 P.M. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3rd, 1968 MAGRATH, ALBERTA. Be right in style with a lovely new creation from our Fall and Winter Dresses latest in washable Fortrels and Polyesters. Two piece Dress and Suit ensembles in the season’s smartest shade s, •«, Lovely Orlon Pile Dusters with embroidery trim. Brushed Orlon Dusters in floral prints- S. M. 1. 1395 4 I4‘ HlllUl HIllHiuilHHIHUII I 111111 IHlHjlllllli HllllllilH 11 lull III in III HUI III H tllHUHII IIIIIJII HIIIIHI UH HI III illll III IIIIIIIHHIIIIHI ilHH Illi IlilHHHIIIIlUI Kayser Roth Slips, Baby Doll Fyjamas, Mini Nightgowns, perma-press Cotton/Fortrel Slips — styles that are dainty . . „„uh,. . . Fashion leaders for Mi 1aday, Beautiful man-made furs 'in Borg and astrilik (persian lamb)« real leather Coats; Leather-like Coats and Jackets Rich shades of brown, black, grey, PRICED FROM KIDDYWEAR Beautiful Dresses for Miss and Little Miss including perma-press pleated fortrels. Two piece Out-door Suits in Orlmn File. Corduroy play sets, jumpers, dresses * MAG RATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. = I 5 3: DT « Smartly styled simulated leathers, plain or pi Ta. 1 i nadj Lovely knitted Gloves in plain and fancy designs. Styles for Dress, Sports, and Casual wear. -,r . i cQ /DY TO SEE THE DISPLAY OF FAIL AND WINTER MITTS IN KNITS & SIMULATED LEATHERS. 790 TO $2.25 . UK. .nuuiu. . linn . HEADWEAR latest creations in Fall and Winter Headwear including the popular knitted Toque in assorted designs and colors and a host of knitted Hats and Caps in becoming fashions. A nice selection of colors. I T0 295 I; of or Skirt Rose, Skirt Green 125 to 29^ . jIUIlUUHlHlIlllUUilHIUlIHlUUtlUilllimiKItUllllllllllUlIHMlUIUHHHIIHHHHlIIIHHIllIllltlllUI SK RT~SWEATER KITS and Sweater Kits in Heather—Ifetes in heather shades Blue, Brown. | |98 and Sweater Kits in Match-A-Lon Plaids in Blue, Rose co-ordinates. 1298 = I s I j DREAM GLO LIPSTICKS >1 f latest colors in Deam Gio frosted 11 p~ ■ sticks including Raspberry Ice, Inca i Brnoze, Peach Frosted, Platinum Frost ' Lovely decorative tubes. 89 C • • • • • EYE CARE J Dream Gio EYE J/EWER — Silver, Blue, C-reen and Black. _& Styled by Dream Gio in smart container. I 3 9 BRUSH ON MASCARA; Styled in Gold and Bronze tube. | 39 . . FLANNEL EYEBROW PENCIL-: MINI MIST Instant Dry Shampoo 10 minute way to clean hair. No wetting, no resetting, no fuss. Restores natural sheen to all types of hair. 7 oz. | 98 ! REGULAR $ó.95 95 E = s S 5 SEE THE NEW FALL BEDDING IN SPREADS, BLANKETS, THROWS. FLANNELETTE BLANKETS borders. CHINOOK Colored SIZE: 80 x 90 REGULAR $7.95 . Thickly napped Flannelette Blankets with pink or blue borders. GY CT SIZE; 70 x 90 T7 J LEOTARDS Nfylon stretch Leotards in assorted sizes and colors. Plain knits and fancy knits in the latest fashions for Fall and Winter INFANTS TO LADIES 179 to 295 3 : t I■ :i JEWELLRY | Earring & Necklace : sets in assorted designs 950 - $2.25 PIN & EARRING SETS 1X3, S^OX16So ^2 95 ” Ifedium for so dress. Knits and Bulky to please. Pop- M. 1.•«•••••••• knits, that are sure S. V NECKS; Right for leisure and Fisherman knits SHIRTS Snap button This is the season for Sweaters - and Man 0 Ifen are they in fashion. See the new arrivals in WOLSEY WOOLS TURTLE NECKS: Fine knits, Bulky Knits and in latest shades . many occasions. Styled CARDIGANS: Fine knits in styles ular brass button trims on many J A N T Z E N CARDIGANS : Shags and plain knits in popular bulky fashions. GWG up OO Texas Ranger Work Shirts of sturdy COQcn Regular button front.*! PANTS Texas Ranger Work Pants, cotton twill, sanforized. Tan or Grey. FT9u Full size range . . —> and COVERALLS Olive Drill or Express Stripe in full cut, zipper front Coveralls. Just the thing for harvest. I( 98 FULL SIZE RANGE Q95 BOYS I TURTLE NECKS i Cotton Knits, Nylons, Ban-Lons, Acrylon | and Silk knits in a host of different I styles. So popular for Fall. | 2^ to 12^5 |DRESS OXFORDS| I Men’s Black Leather Dress Oxfords feat-i i uring a mock moccasin vamp, kTTT.T. ST7.K. RANG»'. UpS 55030694709895972183802047 | MEN'S GLOVES ? Your favorites in Cottons. Pure Wool knit i Work leather’s and Dress I Leathers. ■£** i 11 11 HH II HUI lllll Illi IIIU UIHHIIHIIIIIIHHIII 111HIIHHIIII III FLANNELETTE Gay plaids in thickly napped Flannel-' ette. SIZES: 6 - 1Z> T SHIRTS Never Press Cotton T Shirts in Turtle necks and Collar styles. 4 - MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. During the last two years the "Trading Company1s" taxes have increased $453.71, now over two thousand. What has the town done to show for it? We did a paint job a year ago. Are we being penalized for that? What about your taxes0 Do they show an increase? The town wreckers have demolished one land mark. Where next? A resident of Magrath since 1919., Vernon A. Bennett passed away in Calgary Monday, September 30th following a lengthy illness. He was 79 years of age. Born in Cedar Fort, Utah, the late Mr. Bennett came to Canada in 1903, and had 1ived continuously in Mhgrath for the past 48 years. He had been confined to hospital in Calgary for the past few months. Survivors include his wife Mae, two sons Dean of Lethbridge and Rex of Vancouver; one daughter Mrs, Jay (Leola) Christensen of Calgary; nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren; two brothers Victor of Edmonton and Ennis of Black Diamond; three sisters Mrs. Myrtle Mills of Sp-.kane, Wash., Mrs, Louise Seiditz of Seattle, Wash., and Mrs. Hazel Phillips of Corpus Christie, Texas. Dear Mr. Ririe: On behalf of the Del Bonita 4 - H Beef Club I would like to thank you for the prize which you donated for the champion calf of the club. Our club greatly appreciates your donation and put it to good use. Thank you, Judy Walberger, Secretary, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Seidel of Oliver, B. C. are visiting relatives and friends in tfe.grath and district. Mrs, Seidel is the former Mrs. Elin Hi~1 ~lTnp.ru Mr. and Mrs. Soren Sorensen have had as their guest her sister Mrs. Clara Shafer of Lethbridge. Mrs. Florence Fisher of Warner has been a visitor at the home of her sister Mrs. Ethel Braithwaite. Guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ted Law on Sunday were Mrs, Madeline Söderström and friend, Mr. Ken Söderström, Miss Melba Law, Mrs0 Geneva Ogden and four daughters all of Lethbridge. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fuller and son of Palo Alto, California are visiting at the home of her parents Mr, and Mrs. Richard Toomer, Among Relief Society members attending the Quarterly Conference in Salt Lake City, Utah this weekend are Mrs. Vinessa Hann 1ton, Mrs. Margaret Hindley and Mrs. Ifergaret Ririe. Mr. and Mrs. David Keeler and Mrs. Alberta Dudley are visiting in Salt Lake City, Utah and will attend Conference. 0 o a c * <• o Some are well bent with toil, some get crooked trying to avoid it. A very successful L.D.S. Tournament was held at the Magrath Gold Course Saturday. Winners of the various flights were: SENIORS; Grant Wheeler, winner of the Championship flight with Byng Beazer rimne» up. Second Flight - Ray Stevenson and Max Pitcher, runner-up. Third Flight - Norman Fooks with Elden Coleman runner—up. Fourth Flight - Joe Stevenson, Howard Francis runner-u up. Fifth Flight - Jim Prince, Archie Terry - runner-up. Ln the Junior Tournament DeVar Dahl won the championship with Allen Dahl runner-up. In the second flight Johnny Balderson won first with Bernie Brewerton runner-up. Mrs, Irene Strang is visiting in Salt Lake City, Utah, the guest of her son and daughter—inr-law Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Evans and will attend Relief Society Conference, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rohead of Fort Resolution, N.W.T., and former Magrath residents, were renewing acquaintances in Mhgrath during the weekend. Open House honoring Mr. and Mrs, Bert Sibley on the oc-rasion of their Golden Wedding Anniversary will be held at the Magrath United Church Saturday, October 5th from 2 to 5 P°M. ffhere will be a Wishing Well. Friends are invited to call. No gifts please.MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. Patients in the Magrath Municipal Hosp- dard-ng the past week include Mrs. Mary .Iron. Mr., Harden Anderson, Mrs, Sue Kado, ÏL.U1 Taylor, Robyn Sheridan, Baby Henry ".3? : p E?.ty Helgerson and Mrs. Swend Friends will be sorry to hear of the accidental death of David Brown, 18 month ^o^o, XUUVA Vu o._d son of Mr. and Mrs, Erwin Brown and grand-cirink to the thirsty and clothed the nakedoi! son of Mr, and Mrs. Eric Brown (formerly of MhgrattD all of Ensign. The child was run over by a truck on the family farm Monday afternoon. a Elder Blair Gurney, sen of Mr, and Mrs. Emery Gurney returned home Sunday after spending the past two and a half years as L,D,S0 Missionary in the French Mission Field. PRESERVE YOUR INTEGRITY All the best maxims of present day morality existed in the Egyptian sacred books several thousand years ago. Here is part of the prayer of a soul pleading in the day judgment» ”1 have told no lies., committed no frauds, not overtasked servants, promoted no strife, caused no one to weep, made no fraudulent gains, seized no lands wrongfully, not tampered with weights and measures, have given food to the hungry NOTICE: Keep Saturday, October 19th in mind and watch for more news of the Magrath 2nd Ward Relief Society’ s BIG BAZAAR and FAMILY NIGHT. There will be a Pantry Sale, Fish Pond, Buffet Luncheon and many other features beginning at 5 P.M. in the Lfegrath Assembly Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Ifervin Harker are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son Friday, September 2?th. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Handley and Mr. and Mrs. Clyne Harker all of Ifegrath. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rohead of Calgary are receiving congratulations on the recent birth of a son. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rohead of Fort Resolution, N.W*T. FOR SALE: Boy Scout Uniform, Bicycle, ladies Wardrobe Suitease, satin lined. Fhone 758-3176. FOR SAIE: 1950 Pontiacj i960 Rambler. Rulon Thomson. FOR SALE: 1 building 16’x32’ - 2 story. Rulon Thomson. TO GIVE AWAY: Two full grown rabbits. Ph. 758-3521. Following the marriage of Miss Linda Genell and Brice Gurney, Wednesday, October 9th, Open House will be held in the banquet room of the Magrath Assembly Hall for all friends wishing to attend. NOTICE: I loaned my emasculators to someone sometime ago. Would the person who borrowed them please return them. Thank you. Iloyd Meldrumo 758-3239» FOR SALE: Bedroom Suite, in very good condition. Harriet Strate, Hi. 758-6684. ELECTION DAY WILL BE HELD WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16th. NOTICE: Electors of the Town of Magrath are reminded the Voters lists are now completed,, Voters should check to see if their names are on the Voters List before Election Day. Voters slists are at the Post Office and the Town Hall, H. 6, Poulsen, Sec, - Treas, FOR SALE; Girl Guide Hat, scarf and belt. Mrs. Ho Christensen. Hi. 758-6615. NOTICE: St. Joseph’s C.W.L, will meet Monday October 7th at 8 P.M. at the home of Mrs. John Bevers, Spring Coulee. All interested ladies are urged to attend. , » • o o ■ • • A drunk boarded a bus and sat down next to ar elderly lady. "You may not know it," raid the old lady, "but you’re going straight to hell, young man." The drunk jumped to his feet and hollered ?o the driver: "Let me off", I’m on the vrrong bus". Mrs, Ken Church gave a very interesting and informative talk and demonstration on home sewing following the regular U.C.W, business meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs, Grace Toomer, Mr. and Mrs, Hall Poulsen returned home Monday night following a visit in California with their son-in-law and daughter Mro and Mrs. Greg Wellman and infant daughter. SEE THE NEW FALL AND’WINTER COATS - MANMADE FURS, HICT6RIA REAL LEATHER WITH ZIFIN ACRYLIN PHE LINING, IEaTHER-LIKE COaTS AND JaCKETS, Upstairs, Dept0MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. oo byJvelvLnator COMBINATION REFRIGERATOR Combination Refrigerator - Freeze? ”No Frost” Refrigerator with space saver door with egg storage; dairy products compartments, full width food crisper. Full width Freezer Chest with space saver J ) { j 00 door* COMPACT; CONEENJENT . . . ELECTRIC RANGE lwr £H.JTE HEaT ELECTRIC RANGE BY KELVINAT0R featuring combination electric clotx and 3-way cooking control, exclusive bell chime 2 spped minute minder; automatic rotisserie; 1 l-aLragrgQc^ (jven with visulite oven window; floresc— ent—nn a+.tra+.lve control panel. only. ANTFREEZE ] P8EST°NB.gal.250 .case. IQOO I 0. I* L. 12 GAUGE SHOT GUN; 3” magnum. Excellent for the hunting season now on, ffQCHESTFR -MOTEL 2200t 12 gauge shot gun. List Price - $104.9$. $10,00 OFF, WINCHESTER. MODEL 1200s 12 gauge pump shot gun. list Priee $129,95 . REDUCED PRICES ON SHOTGUN SHELLS ■. TULIP BULBS139II FEATHER FLOWERS! 2|95j Ornamental Arrangement of Feather r“\f~ flowers in attractive gold / \z/T> planter. Beautiful 00lors. — . iiuihiv NOW IS THE TIME TO USE rue- STEAM/PRESS VALET WINDMILL ECONOMY P^CK. IflXED, Th ok of IS Bulbs. : r r j £ i LENE onNEGUVON. CONTROLS LICE, K1I1B WaRBIE grubs, hour it on now. Designed to crease trousers, pleat skirts, press ties and do ’’touch-up” pressing and steaming of all fabrics that can norma be pressed. Compact, convenient. p | MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. - SLICED.1# pkg. Econony . Lb. « NOTICE: The Cahmber of Commerce will meet Monday, October 7th at 8 P.M. in the Music Room of the Elementary School. Topic - "The School" presented by Mr. Wheeler and Mr. Nelson. Everyone welcome, J. A. Spencer, Chairman. NOTICE; A reward will be given for the return of a light brown tooled leather wallet with zipper closing and containing very important papers. Please return to Nancy Brown, Phone 758-3498. NOTICE; The Brownie and Guide Association will meet Wednesday, October 9th at the home of Mrs. Lora Harker at 8 P.M^ All mothers are urged to attend. NOTICE; I am conducting Kindergarten classes at ny home Tuesdaythrough Friday mornings from ( A.M. to 11:30 A.M, each day. For further information contact Mrs, Gerry Bohnet Phone 758-3197. FOR SALE; Boat and trailer. Also 1 double bed complete. Catherine Mirkovich, Phone 758-3570. NOTICE; Worship Services for Magrath United Church during the month of •ctober will be held each Sunday morning at 9?15 A.M, with the following conducting services: Rev. Ron Johnstone, Mr. Allan James, and Rev, Johnstone. Please Note: Sunday School will meet at the same hour of 9sl5 A.M. NOTICE; The Women’s Hospital Ainri 1 iary will hold its regular meeting Thursday afternoon October 10th at 2:30 P.M. at the home of Mrs. Kate Morrow. NOTICE: Anyone wanting or needing sewing done please contact Nancy Brown. 758-3498. MAGRATH PARK THEATRE NEWS; Friday and Saturday October 4th and 5 th "THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY" in color starring Clint Eastwood, Lee Van Cleef, An ADULT show with cartoon. Running tine — 167 minutes. SATURDAY MATINEE, October 5th "MAJIC BOY" a family animated color cartoon. Running time - 102 minutes. COMING - "Where Angels Go.". When you are right you can afford to keep your temper; when you are wrong you cannot afford to lose it. A teacher asked her first grade class how Noah spent his time on the ark. As there was no response from the class, she added: "Do you suppose he did a lot of fishing?" "What?" answered one six—year old, "With only two worms?" MAGRATh TRADING COMPANY LTD. PURITAN*1 SC3 UPS - Tomato or Vegetable . <10 OZ4*.< .each IOC ORANGE J U 1 C> E — YORK ¿.*.*¿48 ozèi* .2/890 CREAMED CORN .,uoz 4/790 CHEESE SLICES - KRAFT.8 oz. 390 SCOTT TOWELS - ASSORTED COLORS 490 HON FY — 1 — T. V. Creamed ._____________ 594 PI NEAOLE. ¿,/1°° RICE - TOP VALU . . .Long Grained. 2# . 49c DOC rC30 - PERKY .15 OZ .E C894 VORY L QUlD-Oant^e . 8 34 [pRESH (Produce CELERY HEARTS -iresh.ortap. .490 APPLES - MACS .4# bags . . 890 CABBAGE - local. GRAPES - Tokay. .ib. 290
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