Magrath Store News (June 27, 1963)

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 i OFFICE 21 GROCERIES 364 DRY GOODS 124 • •HARDWARE 34 STORE HOURS» Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday •••••;.••• 8 A.Mi to 6 P.M. Wednesday 41*. •¿•••8 A.M. to 1 P»M* 1....Saturday ..... 8 A.M. to 7 P.M. Thursday, June 27th, 1963 Hhh..........................................Ul................ »••••«••U* Nhgrath, Alberta. MM X X MM X MM M»»M M<»XX IHKWXX X* X X X XX*X hardware iDept. »MX »» X MM X M MX» X X X»)H(X MMMMM'XM»» X#HHIK»M XX X XX X MM Summer Food SAVERS WHIRLPOOL HOME FREEZER 21 CU. FT. 735 lb* Food Capacity. Deluxe features. Equipped with food divid­er » and basket*. 2 /[ PAYMENTS OF 1175 »HHHeHeHHHHHHHHHHHHB:X-»MX XXXMMieX XXM‘XXXM-X»X < SUM MFR * . buys ; MC BRINE 3 PIECE SETS :3 piece * Luggage Sets - train case, overnight case * and nlrapak case. Styled by JfcBrine. Mb^ * em in every detail. x REGULAR $42.90 ............. * will include Carrying charges . 13 CU. FT. REFRIfERATINUFREEZER.OONBINATION 159 lb. net freezer storage. 9*6 eu. ft. Refrigerator capacity. Freezer door prov­ides book-shelf indexing of food — at your finger tips; Refrigerator, i* equipped with meat preser, food crisper. Ffclly automatic defrost. * FIBREGLASS TAPERED: Handsome styling in^ew tapered Luggage. Ideal grad­ ♦WHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHWHHHHHHHHHHHHÎ# /\ir Coolers uation giite too. MIRAP< CASE ................ OVERNIGHT CaSE ....... TRAIN CASE ......................... 2155 1695 1295 ^RAVSb AIRE COOLERS — MT* coolers design­ed fa^ Comfortable Jiving in hot weather. VARIABLE SPEED, large size — SINGLE SPEED, smaller size -42« Dry Çoods De $ ^AY PH I NTS • ladies, be sure to see the new arrivals in gay Summer Cotton Prints. Beautiful patterns, especially nice for the new Shift dresses, Your favorite colors are awaiting you* <‘ O WIDTH: 36" .......4*..¿**.......9oC to Mr. and Mrs, Jack Rasmussen have returned home following a holiday when they accompanied their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs.'Dan Atwood of Bow Island to Banff, Enroute they also visit­ed in Calgary with Mr* and Mrs* Ben Rasmussen and family* and in Rosemary with Mr, and Mrs* John ' Boehme and family and Mr. and Mrs. Delyle Sorensen and family. Mr, and Mrs, Jack Stitt on and children of Laffeyette, California were recent visitors at the home of his grandmother, Mrs. Grace Me COÌTOTI ^ypJ^^tHlilliiiiuiiliiliiliiKhiiiiiiiiniHliiHhiiitiiiiitiiiiiiLnnnHiliiiiliiiiiii.iiiiH PRINTED SILKS: ular printed silk, and brown* j jq -1 Imported European designs in pop­Floral patterns in rose and green* gold yd. SHANTUNG. A fabric that has been ever so much in demand for a number of summers. Light weight, rich look­ing, ideal for dresses including the popular shift, blouses and sport togs. Beige or Blue. 36" wide, 1f Ci lc- ya. Styled for comfort and fit, f Lace trimmed,‘ Light weight i and practical. -* y ’ • = COIDRS: White, Blue, Mauve, f I 69 Blue, 36” wide. . Church Hal1 was filled with friends Sunday evening when they came of R®v’.andiMrs- James Elliot, Gordon Perry of Del Bonita acted as Master of Ceremonies, introducing the program which included musical and vocal numbers from BaT1’bJfa i!?od' Lh?da. Carter, Dorothy Ann Robinson, Linda Wolfe, Tomny Carter Miss Pi“° aC°Onlpanl3fcs Mrs- Tt”" Spr9w Coulee* on behalf of the members of the congregations of Spring Coulee, Del Bonita and Magrath presented Mr. and Mrs. Elliot with a lazyboy chair and table lamp. Mrs. R.S. Thompson presented Mrs. Elliot with a hand worked table cloth onr be- hal-f of the Spring Coulee U.C.We Wocknitz, Rev, and Mrs, Elliot and children Joanne and James Jr. to make their home in Edmonton ---------— Were,S®rved-,l1?der the direction of Mrs. Stuart Van Horn and Mrs. Earl of June SIZES Small, Medium large .v - t \ 1 LADIES COTTON PYJAMAS: Popuur ..w Cotton Pyjamas, comfortably styled in printed drip dry fabric. Here’s value every thrift conscious woman will want to share in. Assorted designs and colors. SIZES: Small, Medium, large ..... TRICOT SHORTY GOWN S; Cool tricot night gowns in the favorite "Shorty" style. Lace trimmed with embroidered yoke trim. Blue or Pink. Sign on big truck 11 Dead Stock moved Lethbridge Rendei » Go. Near Exhibition Grounds”» This firm mistook our buildings and feed lot for the Victor Larson farm and surroundings. We directed the driver to go five blocks East of the Canning Co. on the corner. There must be some likeness between our two set ups. Victor must have a dead animal, ’ We spend plenty of money for veterinary skill and medicine. We don’t save them all. No animal on our premises ever died from lack of feed or starvation. We take much satis-» faction in seeing them eat.- '•There is no flock how so ’er tended But one dead lamb is there, There is no fireside so defended But has one vacant chair”« At our feed lot every year we do considerable repairing but little painting* Pole corrals, fences and mangers all need a good going over. One difference between Victor Larson’s environment and ours is that we are a block from the highway while Victor is ad­joining a street where there is much pausing, Procastination: Someday we hope to make over and gather up the litter that is scattered about. ' ’' Rev. James Elliot was an enthusiastic Lion. Thé'members of the organization were invit­ed to attend the United Church services at 11 A.M«,'the ministers leave-taking sermoïï. His text Corinthians 13:11 by Apostle Paul "Finally, brethern, farewell. Be perfect, be of good comfort, be of one mind, live in peace (mend your ways) and the God of love and peace shall be with you all. Amen”, It was a very fine service. They can’t pave the road to Del Bonita too soon for us. Another rock or two and we will need a new wind shield. Our third. No insurance. The Lfegrath and distbict Chamber of Commerce Membership drive is now on. Memberships are coming in and the Chamber urges all residents of the town and district to join. Of special ' interest to farmers is the campaign against Alkali being carried out by the Magrath Chamber, They invite all farmers with this problem to the next meeting, Wednesday, July 10th at ftp.m. in the Town Hall. Hans Pfeffel, Pres. At the June meeting of the Magrath Home and School Association held in the High School Library, election of officers took place. Filling the executive for'the coming term will be President Mrs. E. T. Austin, Vice-president, Mrs. Helen Godionton, Secretary - Mrs, Donna Meldrum and Treasurer - Mrs. Gordon Mqtkin, Mr. Horace Ririe and Mr. Tommy Morrow were guest speakers during the evening, FOR SALE: Modern 5 room home, gas lights and water. Chicken coop, barn and garage. Also 1953 Ford 4 door car, Phone 368, L, Wende, . NOTICE: Anyone having old used postcards they no longer want, I would appreciate having them for my collection. Phone 327. Charlie Holtom. . NOTICE: All Mutual Marrieds are invited to Girls* Camp at Waterton July 4-5-6 at $2.00 * per night or 750 per meal. Please notify a member of your Mutual Executive if interested, NOTICE; Donelda’s Beauty Shop will be closed as of July 1st. I have accepted a position of instructress at Coby Waldron Beauty School, Those wishing their hair done may come to the beauty school and I will be able to do it at any time. I would like to take this * opportunity to thank all my customers for their patronage in the past. Donelda Bavratil, NOTICE: Closing party of the Magrath United Church Sunday School will be held at Jubilee Park (Fish Pond) Saturday, June 29th weather permitting, at 3 p.m. Please bring sandwiches or cookies. Mothers are especially invited to attend. CARD OF THANKS; We want to send our thanks to everyone who helped with Marcel la’s wid Lawrence’s reception. We do appreciate it, Ted and.Marie law. . LOST; Between Welling and Spring Coulee - one 14 ft. rod weeder rod. Finder please phone collect to 75“23259 Raymond, Gold Harker, . . LEFT — by Carter’s Garage — Girls blue and white bicycle. Owner please claim.. . FOR SALE; 1956 Studebaker Champion. New tires, new battery. Grant Holman, Ph. R7O4. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cook of Blackfoot Idaho wisited with friends and relatives in Ifagrath and district last week. . IOST — near Post Office - a number of pictures. Snapshots of the Ted Harker family. Finder please phone 161, _ THE SAME CAR ' When we drive to Del Bonita and East, 125 miles and return, every car and truck on the road passes us. With Ken Hindley at the wheel, it’s different. He passes all motor vehicles, regardless of color or nake, TME MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD. WILL REMAIN CLOSED MONDAY, JULY 1st, DOMINION DAY. SUMMER ARRIVALS Upstairs v 0 i Twelve ladies, members of the Magrath First and Second Wards are completing first year training for Camp lead­ership, Under the leadei>- ship of Joylane Robinson those taking the course are laurine Tanner, Alice Steven­son, Harriet Strate, Ruth Johnson, Joan Karren, Tferj-orie Coleman, Ifyrna Cook, Allie Robinson, LaDean Thompson, Juliadeqn Bondy, and Iola Harker* FOR SALE; Milk Cow, Also 7 weaner pigs. Edwin Prill) Gay cottons and Arnels Dan River Ginghams Linens LADIES .-CHILDRENS LITTLE GTR^.S: Satin Lastex, Ban Lon and Dan River Ginghams in styles that will please both Mother and Daughter* OSQ C up. LADLES: Satin Iastex, Stretchy Knits, Ban Lons^ etc* Built-in bras for perfect fit. Plain and figured. SIZES 8 to 20. >>>})>>>>>)>)>>>}$ Miss Barbara Hillmer left Monday for Cold Lake, Alberta where she will visit with her brother—in—law and sister, Mr, and Mrs, Roy Cook and family. FOR SALE: Rhubarb, Mrs, Peter Borhyn, SHORT SETS Misses two piece Short Sets 'in corded cotton. Blue, Red, Beige,. Sizes 10-16. 2^® DECK PANTS Cotton Deck Points for Holiday wear. Assorted styles in the most fashionable ' shades including T.-ime, Apricot, Gold,. Sun-kist Four inches of rain was recorded in Magrath following the storm which began last Friday morning and ended around moon on Saturday. Farmers as well as crops ' are looking so much better. Boxer waists included« Drip dry cottons, poplins and random cords. ■ SIZES: 3 up You es and dom cords, poplins,-etc. SIZES: Ö up. MISSES.LADIES. will find a good assortment of'Miss-ladies Slacks in corded cotton, ran­, Plain and figured 298 895 Patients in the Magrath Hospital during the past week'included Lee CArter, Mrs. Phoebe Norton, Ricky Neilson, Mrs. Kris­tie Harker, Mrs. Hazel Burgess, Mrs.' Katie Niznikowski, Mrs, Verna'Currie, Mrs. Ella Potter, Mrs. Keanrs, Mrs. Hel-' en Bingham, Keith Fellger, Allan Curliss, Baby'Wipf, Mrs. Mildred Harker, Pat Holl­aday, Mrs, Lillian Minor, Mrs, Wqyne Robinson'.and son, Mrs. Schroeder and daughter, Sheldon Weiss and Judy Walburg­er, . . NOTICE: The M.I.A* Girls Camp at Waterton is badly in need of nattresses. If anyone has a used mattress too good to throw away, but too tired for your bed, please notify Maurine Tanner, Jolayne Robinson or Loreen Brewerton in First Ward or Margaret Leishman or Zelpha Dow from the Second Ward. NOTICE: Magrath Cub and Scout Bottle drive will take place Friday, June 28 at 1:30 P,M. Please have your bottles readyi Bart Hillmer* WM WESTERN SHIRTS ; JUST ARRIVED: Sanforized WESTERN HATS ' Light weight Western Straw Hats with shape — u - r — own brim. As weatherproof as a straw hat can be made. Plain or faniy trim. Clean with a damp cloth. White, Tan, Natural* Western shirts, distinct tive KEN-FIT styling. Cool, comfortable, tailored in authentic Western cut. Tan, Olive, and Blue figured* Fancy snap button fasteners. WESTERN JEANS YOUR POPULAR BRAND NAMES IN STOCK AT ALL TIMES; COWBOY KINGS- Western Jeans, navy denim - Tan or Faded Blue Denim WRANGLERS; Navy denim jeans Mrs,'Joan Ririe and sons of La Canada, California are visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Nephi Harker and Mr, and Mrs. Horace Ririe. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mai visited with Mr. and Mrs, Stan Morris in Calgary last weekend. » the ZPoo/ L5 now open MEN’S AND BOYS’ SWIM SUITS - Satin Lastex, Ban Lon, tubular knits. Boxer and trunk styles in assorted colors. i TOUGH WEARING. |98 to 395 Mr, and Mrs. Wally Smith attended the funeral in Blairmore Friday of his mother, Mrs. Emma Smith. She passed away the pre­vious Monday at the age of 85 years. FOR HAYING AND OTHER SIMILIAR THE SMOOTH LEATHERS AND SPLIT GLOVES - INCLUDING THE FAMOUS ROPER WRIST STYLE, GORED BACKS WITH SNAPS, J |Q JOBS - SEE LEATHER BUCK WATSON MAKES. ADJUSTABLE up. and Mrs, Less Cook and daughter STANFIELD'S JUST ARRIVED Mr _ Wilma'attended the wedding of Mrs. Cook’s neice, Miss Yvonne Ovard which took place in Witla Saturday, Wilma was bridesmaid for Yvonne who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Ovard, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Moser of Edmonton and Mr. and Mrs. Richard law of Calgary attend­ed the Iaw-Viola wedding reception in Ray­mond Wednesday, 11 Grand-Slam" Golf Shirts in crepe stitch. 90$ combed cotton, 10% nylon. Intentéd free swing underarm gusset. Machine washable. Guaranteed not to shrink out of fit. White only. Mr; and Mrs. Will Ross of Abbots­ford, B; C, were recent visitors in Magrath, overnight guests at the ‘ home of Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Ehlert, Mrs. Ross is the daughter of Mr, arid Mrs. Sam Cheeseworth of Abbotsford, former Magrath residents. BOYS - MEN SHADES OF MEANING WIFE; "Dear, you’ve eaten all the cake. That was to be Hupper dessert." ' HUSBAND; "Well, you said to put it away, and I did." STORE CLOSED MONDAY JULY 1ST. Upstairs Try Çoods Dept* INFANTS SWEATER 100% Virgin Wool. 3 piece Bonnet, Sweater and Bootee Sets. Blue; Fancy stitch Diaper Sets ; Two piece Diaper Sets smartly styled for little GirlsI Arnel check in white and pink or white and blue* TERRY TOPPERS: Terry cloth Tops to wear over your Swim Suits. White with gay screen printed designs* $1*39 Tip. SWIM CAPS: Viceroy Swim'Caps, design­ed to keep your hair protected; 98$ each FANCY "FIESTA" SWIM CAPS Ui$1.98 Casual Shoes that are pace setting* Steel shank. Air*« soft Cushion arch support* ’Loafer and Qxf-> ord* Whitej Tan* $7.50 pr. I I ->) I - Round neck short sleeved T i Shirts in multi stripes. / SIZE 4.......................................................... Z C 5/ I É J PLAY SWIM PLAY I SETS .... GIRLS BLOUSES.... SKORTS SUITS....DIAPER SETS .... BOYS SHIRTS | SHOES....SUN HATS ....BEACH BALLS. : J c 5 | Girls two piece Sun Top and Short i Outfits, Assorted styles and col— | ors. SIZES 2 to 6x. REG. to $2.25 751 jdardware I umiUHItHIUnHnUlltlHltiHUHIIIHlIHIUIIHOlUlllllUHUlUllllinMHUtUltUlllllinllUlIlUiilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllhi COWBOY BOOTS.- Acme Cowboy Boots, authentic Western styling. Steel shank. Black with fancy stitching. $16.95. GWG SPORT PANTS.- Casual Pants in Sateen Sport Checks and corded cotton. See the new houndstooth checks just in. $5.95 up. HEADQUARTERS FOR HOLIDAY & SPORT WEAR. | Men’s Summer Dress Straws | comfort and smart appearance. Brown, Fawn, ’ Tan, Greyw iiu iiiiiiiiiiim im n iiiiii xx Most people will work day and night just to buy a labor-saving device. NEW SIMONIZ VISTA BODY SHEEN - liquid car ’ polish. Cleans and'polishes in 1 easy step. Easy to apply, $1.39 tin,•■ • SIMONIZ WASH, WAX & SHINE............... $1.59 HOOVER STEAM IRONS - easily taken apart for clean-ing. Use ordinary tap water ••••••«• SUNBEAM . ELECTRIC 1 only REGULAR $99.95 PLUS 100 ft. cord valued at $3.95 kiHiitikiMiiitkiiiiiiuiimiiHmiiiiiiiiuiiiiuiiutiiiiiiiHiitiiiiHiiititiitiiitinMiikiiiiiiiiiiutiiiiiMikktiiiktkHiKiUkttiiiiuiiiiitukti«' KVP PHILOSOPHER« "Samson was a Piker, He killed only a Thousand Men with the Jaw­bone of an Ass, Every hour in the day ten thousand sales are killed with the gamp. weapon". tlHIIlHhllllllHKIHItliKiilillllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllHIlUIIUkinillkHfWIIItlllUHIIIkllllkllllllkklllllkkkHliHlllllHIIIIHIIllllnHlk. j STORE CLOSED MONDAY, JULY 1st DOMINION DAY I RiiiiiiiHiiuiiiiiiuiiiiiiiuiHiHttiiitiinkiiiutimiuiiukuinHiiiikHHkHiiUku*»uiuinkmkik»HiniHk»unu»«iiukW<im*kk«»HkHukk..tu [COLD MEAT - 6 oz. pkgs, A Varieties, Mix or Match ...................................................................................... ............... for 18 9 C 5501 cooked, shankless ..per ISPARERIES - .....ideal for barbacue............................ . \.... ........................... I....... .......... uuiiiuihi....... . .......................... ................. ........................................wmmiiimmiibhil......»1...................... PORK per lb. A /X* On Wednesday, June 19th a very lovely wedding was solemnized in the Alberta Temple when Marcella Viola, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Angelo Viola of Raymond and Lawrence Brian law, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin law of Magrath were united in marriage with Rev. Heber Matkin officiating. A wedding dinner was held at the home of Mr« and Mrs, Law with immediate relatives present. In the evening a reception was held in the'Raymond Stake House. In'the receiving line with the bride and gromm were Mrs, E« Judd, the groom’s grandmother, Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Viola, Mr. and Mrs, En T. Law and attendants« Bridesmaids were Sharon Mehew and Lorna Law. Little Misses Sheila Viola and Dawna Ogden were the flower girls. Monte Smith and Dick Bennett were best men. The bride looked lovely in a beautiful gown of white satin with lace trim and car­ried a bouquet of yellow roses, Her bridesmaids wore matching dresses of flowered mauve nylon and carried bouquets of yellow carnations. The little flower girls were also dressed in mauve and carried baskets of yellow carnations. A short program was presented with Don Law acting as Master of Ceremonies. The toast to the bride was given by Bishop Murray Hold with the groom responding. ’ The refreshments were under the direction of the First Ward Relief Society, Sedd-ella Lund, sister of the bride attended the guest book. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Smith acted as hosts. The gift table was supervised by Geraldine Ackroyd assisted by Gloria Johnson Melba Law and Sharon Goy. For their honeymoon in the States the bride changed to a beige suit with pink acc­essories. The happy couple will be at home on the farm in'Magrath. " Guests were present from Milk River, Lethbridge, Cardston and Edmonton. STRAYED TO MY HOUSE: Small male pup about 5 or 6 months old. Reddish brown in color with white on chest, all four paws and white spot on back of neck« Wearing a light colo]>- ed studded collar. Ed Peterson. LOST; at the Ball Park - black diamond baseball glove with i;Willie Leible" written Inside. Finder please return to owner or phone 162,. Willie Leible „ NOTICE; Red Cross Canvasers - 2 receipt books - No. B42866O and B4285SO have not been turned in. Please check. I must have these - used or'unused - to complete my campaign report. ' Roy Sheridan - Campaign Chairman. THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY WILL REMAIN CLOSED MONDAY JUTY, 1, DOMINION DAY. I SELECT • HHIllliHUIlllllll'K PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT DRINK 3 PT. WHOLE KERNEL 14 OZ [LEMONADE CONCENTRATE | FROZEN .„...pink or white.............6 oz. tins ...... 4/090 GAVINS pk. DEL MDNTE MONTE 4 DEL ROBIN HOOD Chocolate Pecan NALLEYS or OLD DUTCH .......... /Q £ Orange Coconut ............ ............................................................................................................................ . Presi-i [Produce Pl—UMS - California.... Sata Rosa ........ . PEACHES. choice..................... WATERMELON _ juiCy, ripe......... ...........2 lbs. 150 RED GRAPES _fiaVOU1.m............ ........... perlb[ 430 NEW SPUDS, white or red.... . ......... 10 lbs. 65