Magrath Store News (September 24, 1964)

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 HO IRS; Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday ................. ¿8 A.M. to 6 P.M Wednesday ••••■•••••8 A*M. to 1 P.M. »•••■»Saturday »•*••••8 A.M. to 7 P.M Thursday, September 24th, 1964 ...........................*•••••........... .. .Men's *■ Boys' Wear Magrath, Alberta0 ■ìh«;- Select styling plus top quality in Menu’s smart Glen Check and Tweed Sport Coats» Distinctive! masculine. | a BOYS SCHOOL^ CASUAL SLIMS BOYS’ G.W.G. SATEEN STRIPE CASUALS: Distinctive stylihg in a cuffless Durable, good looking. SIZES 13 to 18..................P)50 REGULAR $29• 94* to $4-2 WE HAVE A FULL STOCK OF MEN'S AND (BOYS' STANFIELDS UNDERWEAR. SiiiiiiiiihUniiiiiHUiiiiliiiiiiiiiHiiJiiiniiimiittiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiHiiHtuiHiiHttiuiiiiiiiiniiiiiniiHiiiiHMilHHilfnHitHiiufuiimiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiff« ■ Wool Worsted Suits in the latest 3 button fashion. Narrow 1 app-1 s - Three smart colors — Charcoal , ' Black, or Medium Grey, Sizes 38-42 REGULAR $59.95 pant, styled for comfort and fully washable. SIZES; 7 to 12 ....... BOYS FORESTER SLIMS: Sturdy cotton drill in a long wearing, good looking slimJust the thing for sohool or casual wear. Blue only. SIZES: 8 to 12............... ¿125 BOYS SCHOOL * CASUAL SHI RTS Renault Sport Shirts for Boys. Popular styles including the fashionable Tab collars. Plain shades of Red, Green, Blue, Black, White or in your choice of stripes and checks. SIZES: 6 to 14 yrs.................. uiunmuuHHmmUHHuuuunintuuuuuuuiuuUHnnuuMiHiHniiHtiutHHnHUiiHHiiiiiHuiiHnniHUHunniuiutiHiuiiuiiiiiiinnutiHn.nttuHUHiHHHiHiiuihuntHitHHHHUuHiuuuHmuniniiu' 3°0 te400 DICKIES Popular Dickies to wear under sweaters or Sport Shirts» Turtle neck« Styled by Stanfields. One size fits all. Black, White, JACKETS I MEN’S NYLON . 1 QUILTED'SKI 1 JACKETS. . | $1O.5O-$19.95 J BOYS’ NYLON I SKI JACKETS $7.25-$10.50 I nuniiiuuiiiiiHiHinniiHHiiiiHiHiiiiiH = ‘i3 "Hardware Der \ FOR THE PRICE OF MASTER GUILD OUTSIDE WHITE HOUSE PAINT 649 195 $9.90 VALUE $3.15 VALUE BAPCO VELVET FLAT INTERIOR LATEX (THIS IS THE REGULAR HIGH QUALITY BABPCO PAINT ALWAYS IN STOCK AND NOT A PAINT MADE UP FOR THIS SALE) Bapco Velvet'Flat Latex-Interior Finish -’is for plast­er, woodwork, wallboard, brick'or masonry. Easily applied quick-drying, no objectionable odor. Excellent washability. ' Brush application preferred, but roller oT"spray gun may be used* SELF PRIMING* Use as supplied. To wash equipment use water. ' DRYING TIMEi To Touch - 1 hourj To Recoat - 3 hours, Hard Dry - 24 hours. COLORS; Comes in a large assortment of colors - popular ones include AQUAMIST, CASCADE (green) ROSEBUD, OYSTER WHITE, ANTELOPE (tan) and CHAMPAGNE. 2 GALLONS 2 QUARTS gal. •a-qt. PARK THEATRE NEWS; Friday and Saturday Sept. 25th & 26th "P.T. BOAT 109", the story of President KennedyRs life, in war time on a ship Mary and Roger Holladay have returned to dont-inue their studies at B.Y.U,, Provo, Utah, John Taylor left recently for Provb, Utah where he will enroll at B.Y.U. Kent Crookston is-also a student at the universit in Provo WANTED TO BUY; lay­ing pullets. Phone R2317 Cardston or write Mrs. R. Perry Del Bonita. NOTICE; Anyone wish ing to place orders for Dolls Clothes for Christmas or wishing any kind of sewing - dress mak­ing, alterations, mending, etc, done, please contact Mrs. Dorothy Holtom. IMPERIAI IMPERIAL LONG RANGE gauge, REGULAR $3.95 -3 SPECIALS ON PLASTIC; CASE C.I.L. «.SUPER X ; SHELLS I NOTICE: The Second Ward Relief Society are having it’s open­ing party, Tuesday, Sept. 29th at 2 P.M. in the banquet room of the Assembly Hall. All Ladies are wel­come, FOR SALE OR RENT; Fully modern home. Good location. Roy Sheridan, ■ii­* # IMPERIAL BUCKSHOT LOAD, 12 gaage, " Regular $4.55......................... IMPERIAL BUCKSHOT LOAD, 16 gauge, Regular $4.45 ...................... CANUCK STANDARD LOAD, 12 gauge. REGULAR $3.25 *** * I ' CARD OF THANKS; who helped with 7C 01s S 16 gauge, REGULAR $3.60 U IMPERIAL MAGNUM LOAD gauge, REGULAR $4.40 -3^ gauge, REGULAR $3.95 —3s5 12 16 2?/ We wish to express our sincere thanks to everyone Delilah’s shower and made it such a happy event. Mrs. Jennie Johnson and family. To everyone who in any way helped to make Loma' , a milli6n thanks. • Mr. and Mrs. E. T. law, and Mr. and Mrs. Iynn Burnham, “ CARD OF THANKS: Our Harvest Tea was most successful Saturday, We wish to thank all who donated to the tea and bake sale, and to those who patronized it, our sincere thanks. Magrath U.C.W. CARD OF THANKS; and Bob’s reception such a memorable occasion We do appreciate it very much Upstairs U its Qresses.A/- Pall FALL & WINTER SUITS; Fashionable Double Knit Wools, Cord­uroys in the popular wide wale, Bouclé’.Wools and Novelty Wools in assorted styles. FALL & WINTER DRESSES; and two piece styles.’ Silks, Corduroys, etc. 2195 np* Lovely Jumper-'Dresse é in one Xrnel Jerseys, Wools, Printed 895 to35°° Mrs. Irene Koplin has returned to her home in Sacramento, Calif, after visiting her mother Mrs. Emma Judd. GIRLS CORDUROY LITTLE GIRLS CORDUROY SLIM SETS; 2 and 3 piece styles in smart fashions for Fall. COLORS; Red, Black, Turquoise with contrasting or matching top. SIZES; 3 to 6X. * ~ " 298 & 398 GIRLS CORDUROY SLIMS; Fine wale Corduroy trim tailored Slims with'”nip in” elasticized waist at each side. Brown, Navy, Red, Black. SIZES; 7 to 12 ..................................................... KIDDIES GIRLS LADIES JACKETS .. FOR WINTER See the NEW and ever so popular "Ski1’ Jackets for Fall and Winter. Plain or Figured Nylon quilted. Plain or fur trimmed. Assorted colors. 798 T0 |598 Out-of-town guests who attended the Calling Shower honoring Miss Delilah Johnson " Friday night included Mr. and Mrs. Jim Judd of Sacramento, Calif., Miws Winona Rouleau of Milk River and her mother and sister-in-law of Pincher Creek; Mr. and Mrs^ Ben Platt of Barnwell and Mrs, Hank Schmitt of Milk River, Miss Jean Steele, daughter of Mrs. Annie Steele has returned to her studies at B.Y.U. Patients in the Magrath Municipal Hospital during the past week in­cluded Mr. Hyde Taylor, Mr. Grant Crookston, Miss Ruth Steele, Mrs. ' Frances Finn, Mrs. Ina Blaxall, Mrs. Christie Harker, Mr. Arvid Larson, Mr. Joe Gondkke, Mr. Chester Minor, Mrs. Sarah Amrbosi, Mrs. Margaret Curlies, Gloria Bird, Baby Triscli, Wayne Harris, Mrs. Widmer and daugh­ter. » KIDDIES LEEPWÊAA NEW BOYS & GIRIS PYJAMAS; Cozy fig­ured Flannelette P J’s in the cutest styles, jgg to ^98 Temper is a weak man’s imitation of strength. Arnold Glasow. ’ .wr,: C-IRLS "gUNNY” GOWNS; Gay ' styles in warm Flannelette, Lace & eyelet‘trimmed, SIZES; 6 up. 298 Biddies Underwear STRETCH (LEOTARDS) "Nylcot” A spendthrift young lady went into a bank and announced that she would like to open a joint bank accounto "With whom?" asked the teller. "That’s a silly question/1 answered the galo "With someone who has money, natural­ly" 3 A well known Magrath businessman, Eugene Volléndorf, Dassed away suddenly Saturday afternoon in Magrath. He was 4r 'ears of age- Mr. Volli orf was plant manager'for Alberta Canning Company where he had woxKed'for the' past 16 years,, Bom in Maple Creek> Sask, he had resided at Coalhurst9 Lethbridge, Brooks, Magrath, and in I960 returned to Lethbridge to make his home, - ' He is survived by his wife Kathy, two sons;, Arthur of Calgary and Vernon of Lethbridge, his mother Mrs, Marie Vollendorf of Lethbridge, three sisters and three brothers» Funeral services were held in Immanuel Lutheran Church, Lethbridge, Tuesday afterhoon with the Rev. Jo Ohlinger officiating,, Interment took pDa.ce in Mountain View Cemetery, Lethbridge o ' Active pallbearers were Mrt Vollendorf1s associates of Alberta Canning Company j Gord­on Coleman, Robert orham, Lee Meldrum, Walter Pashuk, Floyd'Toomer and Dòn Johnson, Honor^- ary pallbearers were Arthur Matt, Tom Peterson, Oscar Shultz, Arnold Matt, Harold Vosburgh, and iLric Thomhillo Mr, Gordon Matkin took charge of the register as friends and relatives entered the chapel to pay their last respects, The front page headlines on the Herald*s special Weekend edition broadcasts tb the world in bold types ’‘Southern Alberta A Hunters Paradise**. Then it pictures ducks, ring neck pheasants, antelope, deer, etc, ver the years we have built a dozen reservoirs. On one of the largest the ducks there are very tame« The trail we travel is close by. The ducks seldom move. Think what can happen when potters take pot shots at tame ducksJ ' /’No human being, past the thoughtless age of boyhood, wantonly kills any creature which holds its life by the same tenure he does.. The hare in it’s extremity cries ~H ke a baby. — David Thoreau­' BETTING BUG BITES MILLIONS ' $415;.761.-00 total take for 8 days . For the one last day $94,989.00 with 4000 race goers at the Lethbridge Exhibition race — Pari Mutuels. " Gamblers Anonymous helping many who cant shake the habit. Like Alcholic Anonymous the compulsive gambler is a sick man. An estimated four to five nri T1 i on Americans are compulsive gamblers. They can be as near as your next door neighbor. These are people who gamble because they must. - > Whether it is the race track, cards, dice or the roulette wheel, somebody has to win, and somebody has to lose. But the one certainty about gambling is that the man who gambles long enough will surely lose. Our son—in—law Wendel Fowler, Alice, and daughters Mary and Louise have returned to Denver0 We inquired of Wendel if he was any relation to Wi THam Fowler. ”No relation", he said., Stephen L<. Richards in 1/25 related the following? "In the early days of the settle­ment of Utah all immigrants were compelled to register. They were supposed to write their name, nationality, occupation, trade, etc, ' One fan, .Fowler wrote opposite his name "laborer" and was forgotten for he had no trade. Recently in one of the Southern counties of the state of Utah a monument of granite was erected to his name- He became the author of the L.DCS, hymn "We Thank Thee 0 God For A Prophet". ■ FOR SALt; Portable garage $50, Water pressure system $75> Electric hot water tank with cont­rol $10, complete shower cabinet $40, Miscel­laneous pipes & valves $10, Electric’ Lawn Mower $25, Buffet (old style light wood) $2, 2 wall lamps $2 each, Curtain stretchers $2. J. J. Rushton, C.P.R. Station­, Open House will be held Saturday, Sept., 26th in the Assembly Hall Banquet Room from 4 to 7:30 P.M. following the marriage of Mrs. Cec­elia Dudley and Mr. Eldred Foote. No gifts requested. NOTICA; The Magrath Home & School Association will hold it’s first meeting on Monday Oct, 5th at 8 P.Mo (place to be announced next week). The meeting will be addressed by the Principals of both schools and new members of the staff will be introduced. Elections w-ill be held. Nominations for the offices of Pres­ident, Vice President, Secretary Treasurer will be received by Mrs- Mildred Harker, Ph. 75 and Mrs. Jess Austin, Ph- 323. LOST ; Rubber tired wheel barrow. Anyone know­ing its whereabouts please contact Darrel Nelson . L ......."...' Nominations for the town of Magrath took place Wednesday morning. Nominated for the* office of Mayor - R, D, Bradshaw, BiW, Dow. Candidates’for Councillors - (2) Dr. Mark Dahl, L. Bo Tanner, Ed Wurzer. Pingree ' Tanner was nominated for hospital board, one more nomination to be forthcoming Thursday momingo . OATMEAL MACAROONS — for the School lunch. 1 cup'sugar ’ 2 unbeaten eggs, 1/3 cup flour, 1 tsp. vanilla, 1 tsp. baiting powd­er, tsp. salt. 2 cups rolled oats ( the large flake are best). Mix and form into balls the size of a small walnuto Place well apart on greased sheet. Bake in about 35^ oVen until golden and crisp (watch carefully,' they scorch easily in’too hot oven) M* Rasmussen, ee I o»t«c t FOR SALE; large chest of drapers"with"ward­robe on one side. Ken Harker, Ph, 268. Lee Dickson of Edmonton has been a Magrath visitor. . THE MAGRATH TRADING CO. LTD_ iiuuHiuutumiuuuHuumuHuiiuiiuituitttiHHiiiuHiHnHiiiiniiiutuiiiHiiiitiitiiiiKiiiiinuuiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiuiHiiHii«- ~ [ HAMBURGER | = LEAN •••••••• •••■••.. •i' lbs 79 (v I 'inomMuiuiuuiiuiuiuiuiuuUMiuiimMimiiiitiuHHumiiiniHHiiiuiHiuiHmuittiiHiiHHiuunHinitiimiiiuHiiiiiiiH ~ ROASTS - PORK SHOULDER . .per meaty ( A-TENDER .IIIHHltllllilKltlUllll .iiuiiiniiuiuimiitniiUinHiiuiiHtuiiiiHiiiiHHiiiiiinuiiiiKiuiiitiniiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiKHthHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiHi* ISMOKED SPARE RIBS) EUROPEAN - STYLE I |Cook with Sauerkraut, Peas or ”7 COO I | Beans ...................................... per lb. / Zy VI [luncheon MEAT I DUTCH I 6 oz. packages, Q ¿AR'A O " I REGULAR 37i eaeh £_ for U V V | A pretty Fall wedding ceremony took place in the Alberta Temple at Cardston, Saturday, September 19th when Miss Lorna Law, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. T, Law, became the'bride of Mr, Robert L, Burnham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Burnham of Jerome, Idaho, Pres, Heber Matkin performed the double ring ceremony. Following, a wedding dinner was served at the Law home which was prepared by Mrs. Lor­elie Gurney and daughter Mrs. Myrna law. Saturday evening a wedding reception honoring the bride and groom was held in t he Mag-rath Assembly Hall which was beautifully decorated for the occasion. The bride wore a floor length wedding gown of nylon taffeta with guipture lace on the bodice and down the front panel of the full skirt. She carried a bouquet of red roses. The bride chose as her matron of honor her sister Mrs. Geneva Ogden of Lethbridge. Brides­maids were Paulette Hindley, Lenore Thomson, Mitzi Souwand and her youngest sinter, Melba law. The little flower girls were Dawna Ogden, Rayma Ogden and Ruth Law, neices of the bride and Larene Burnham, sister of the groom, Mr, Perry Bumham attended his brother as best man. Greeting the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Loran Nelson and Mp, and Mrs. Earl Gurney while receiving with the bridal party were the parents of the bride and groom, Mr, and Mrs, Norman law acted as host and hostess and Mrs. Perry Bumham attended the guest book. The gift tables were arranged by Gean Bracha, Lois Ehlert and Alice Larsen with Janice Gurney and Chrystal Harker receiving the gifts at the door, Mrsi Beth Toomer and Mrs. Gloria Alston were in charge of the lunch with Mrs. Betty Briggs, Mrs. Gladys Sheer and Mrs. Joan Karren assisting, Mrs. Jil Harker and Mrs. Beatrice Harker presided at the punch table, Mr. and Mrs, Emery Gurney were in charge of the kitchen with Mesdames Zelma Str­ong, Doris Larsen and Rose Gurney assisting, J Near the end of the reception Mr. L. B. Tanner sang "To The Temple By the River”, a request of the bride and groom. Mr. Tom Karren proposed the bridal toast to which the groom replied. The happy couple left Sunday for Logan, Utah where the groom will continue his studies at the Utah State University. Miss Delilah Johnson, bride elect, was guest of honor at a Calling Shower in the banquet room of the Magrath Assembly Hall Friday evening. Receiving with the bride-to-be was her" fiance, Mr, Gordon Schmitt of Milk River, her mother, Mrs, Jennie Johnson and her sisters, Mrs, Grace Litchfield of Raymond and Mrs, LaVon Judd of Sacramento, California^ Miss Winona Rouleau attended the guest book and the gift table was supervised by Mrs, Sue Mik­ado, Mrs. Melva Christensen and daughter Joan were in charge of the guest tables and ' dainty refreshments were served by Misses Wendy Judd, Debbie Curliss and Barbara Gorham, Mrs, Gladys Sheer had charge of the kitchen and was assisted by Mesdames Jill Harker, Iola Harker, Winnie Ehlert and Gen Neilson. ' Miss Johnson*s marriage to Mr, Schmitt is an event of this coming Saturday, September 26th, in Milk River. stairs G/VLAHAIR RIBBONS: Pert velvet Hair ribbons to glamourize your hair-do. Red, Yellow, Tan, Black, Tangerine, and Green. 49 i each. BABY DOLL PYJAMAS 100% Cotton Baby Doll Pyjamas, attractively styled in pleasing figured cotton. Pink or Blue, SIZES 8 to 10 BLOUSES - London Laséie Cotton Blouses in plain colors or stripes, checks and fig­ures. SIZESî 8 to 20 Kiddies 100% Cotton Plaid Slim Jeans in assorted colors. Safety knees«, Sizes 3-6X« REGULAR $2.25 Kiddies Drip Dry Cotton Slim Jeans in plain colors. Assorted. Sizes 4 to 6X. REGULAR $1.95 ...................... luimiiiHiiiiiHiiiniiiniiiiiHiiiHHMiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiHiHiHiiiiiHuiHiiiniihiiiiiiiifiitniiuiHiiiiiiiiir J\4.eris Boys' Wear BOYS CARDIGAN SWEATERS: w Hi Bulk Orlon Cardigan Sweaters in popular three tone stripes. SIZES 6-14..•»$3»&9 •• •••••••••••••••••••••••» ■ Ou/NtocAo/Wlehi Joy5 Underwear for Jail : s HUSH FUPPY SHOES by GREBB. In Suede or Leather. Pull on or tie. Regular $9.95 ••••••••••• nihuomiiiHiuiiitinuiiiimiiimiiiminiiiiiitHUUiimutiiiitmiititHumiiHUiiiiMiimiiiiiitiiiimmuiiiiuiitiuihiuiitHiiiiiiUi Finish every day and be done with it. You have done what you could. Some blund­ers and some absurdities no doubt crept in; forget them as soon as you can. Tomorrow is a new day; begin it well and serenely with too high a spirit to be cumbered with your old nonwense, This day is all that good and fair. It is too dear, with its hopes and invitations, to waste a moment on the resterdays. - Ralph Waldo Emerson. is SEE THE NEW QUILTED NYLON JACKETS FOR MEN & BOYS ARRIVING IN THE MEN'S & BOYS DEPT. DICKIES Cotton Dickies in fine interb­lock knit styled with popular turtle neck. Black or Red or White............................... 98$ .CHILDREN’S PYJAMAS - Cottons or Flannelettes in styles for both boys and girls, REDUCED TO CLEAR. lllunilimilHHUIIIIIIIIIHIIIJUIIIIfllllllinilHIIDIhlUlillllHIHHHtlllllllllillfHlllflltlHUIHIIIHHIH Ward ware HUNTERS BE SURE AND SAVE ON SHOTGUN SHELLS. SAVINGS ON NOW. 2/or I PA I NT SAL EON BARCO INTERIOR LATEX PAINTS llillliHmilllllltlHHIIItHHIIIIIUlIHlIHIllltlllUllHIUltlUlllHIIlllUIUIIIIIhllUHIIIilllililHI’I’liilllltlhlllllllliimiUMIIIHIIIIliUp SIMMON’S "Dream Rose" MATTRESS Spring filled. Matching Pillow Slips,..«............................... _ SIMMON’S "Blue Orchid" MATTRESSWC)50 3>ll JUST ARRIVED UPSTAIRS; Girls'Turtle Neck Pnl1 over & Cardigan Sweaters. Tee Pee Brand Acrilan Acrylic Fiber Chemstrand that are unconditionally guaranteed for one fdll year’ s noriiial wear. Available in White.,, Red, Yellow, and Blue. SIZES; 8 to 12 ............. $5*98 each THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY "LIMITED, A Good Place to Trade. BETTY CROCKER White or Choc­olate 20 oz. ROYAL INSTANT ....... All flavours [ALLEN'S DRINKS ALL FLAVOURS 00 I 3 /1 .............................................. . (KRAFT DINNER I CLARKS SOUPS Chicken Rice, Chicken Noodle, Vegetable Beef & Mushroom* A/03C niiiHiiiiiiiHUimiHiniiiiiHiHiHiiiniiunKtHiMiiHiiiinmiiiintiiKutiHiHiiiitiiiiiniiitinintiiiiiiitiiiniitiiiifiuiiH'iinHiih .................................................................. PANCAKE FLOUR AUNT JEMIMA 3> lb. bags .< ..............490 illlHfUillDDlifllllllltlllllilflllllllllllllHliliHIHirillHilliHtKIIIlIilHlIlinHUilllllitlllllHlIllllllllllUtlllHmillHHIlHIllHimi : - ENCORE DETERGENTllPERKY DOG FOOD IO/I00! Qestles Qu ick , (j-ioco INSTANT CHOCOLATE DRINK .......... 17# tin......................... APPLES - MC INTOSH Crisp, Red Handipak.... 2 Delicious Fresh Fruit BLUE GRAPES - ONTARIO 2 quart basket 990 CARROTS-2lb. cello 290 SEEDLESS GRAPES 490 .............................. fresh, ripe ............................................ per l