Magrath Store News (September 27, 1962)

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: BRY GOODS 124 STORE HOURS: OFFICE 21 GROCERIES 364 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday Wednesday.......................8 A.M. to 1 P.M. ................Saturday ... HARDWARE 34 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. 8 A.M. to 7 P.M. Thursday, September 27th, 1962 ................................................................................................... Ifegrath Alberta. X X X X X X fcfrKftX XKXXXXXXX Upstairs DRESS New Fall and Winter , Dress Coats are now ' arriving.- Sealskins, All Wools, Tweeds COSTUME 7 •lUIMMIlUllUilllUltHihUillliUhlUKIIUtlitllUP = £ I I-ladies - you must see the new Fall Chapeaus. Ri6h Velvets and Velours soft felts, $5,50 St $6.95 WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED SOME OF OUR NEW FALL COSTUME JEWELRY. BEAUTIFUL TWO PIECE NECKLACE AND EARRING SETS IN MANY NEW COLOR COMBINATIONS, SHAPES AND STYLES, 00 c Set up. New Fall'Dresses in soft wools, double knit jerseys, printed silks and crepes, amels cotton terylenes SIZES 9 to 22i up. CAR 1 XI :E x gII I E t= GIRLS' DRESSES * Gay aottons, ginghams nylons and blended fabrics in Dresses styled for each occasion - Best, School and Casual wear. Stylish Car Coats for Milad. in pop­ular laminated, ' Nylons, Corduroys, Suedes, Cotton cords Rich Fall colors. IO95 STRETCHY, The Season’s most popular Slim — combed cotton and nylon’stretch fab­ric, Black, Brown and figured. _ qc . SIZES 10 to 20 .................................... O up. PLAIDS : Soft tones in Wools and Blends fashioned into the ever popular slim. Rich . Color combinations are beautiful. 598 up. Sizes Ö to-16 BOYS' SHOES BOYS’ BLACK AND BROW OXFORDS : Mocassin styled vamp, three eye­let tie, 3-6| BLACK OXFORDS - styled for Boys’ with half mocassin vamp. 3~ Fred Reil, Jr,, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reil, left Tuesday for Edmonton where he will continue his studies in Chemical‘Eng­ineering at the University of Alberta. BOYS’ NYLON PARKAS WITH HOOD, QUILTED LINING. LIGHT WEIGHT YET WARM, The family of Mr. and Nirs. Vern A Bennett request the pleasure of your company at an Open House in honor of their Golden Wedding Anniversary, Sunday, October 7th, 1962 from 3 until 6 o’clock at their home. No gifts please. SIDE GORE SLIP ONS styled with mocass in vamp. Black . SIZES 3“&2» ideal for Dress, School, and Casual All are ONLY leather, elastic side gores All are wear. STANFIELD'S UNDERSHORTS: Athletic style, finely combed cotton, interlock knit. 125 UNDERSHIRTS; Fine combed cotton, built up shoulder style. |25 T SHIRTS: Crew neck, fine combed cotton. Short sleeves, |^Q ROBINSON UNDERSHORTS; Athletic style, soft ribbed cotton. 790 UNDERSHIRTS: Athletic style, soft ribbed cotton, built up shoulders. 790 Walden College, Rexburg Idaho where he is studying Physical Education. Gurney, Jr. has returned to Rick’s patterns in the popular new dark Mr and Mrs. Leonard Whitt have as their guest her mother Mrs. Betignon of Nanaimo, B. C. Patients in the Magrath Municipal Hos­pital during the past week included Mr. Walter Brown, Mr. Chester Minor, Mr. Norman Brown, Mr. Nephi Harker, Mr. Frank Bauer, Mrs. Marjorie Tomlinson, Mrs. Geneveve Minor, Mrs, Ella Potter, Gregory Bourne, Jesse Lane, Diane Foote, Lorna Scott, Mrs. Melita Carter, Mrs, Annie Waldner and son, Mr. Leo Chapman, Ricky Kunimoto, and Mrs. Mary Nelson, Give fools their gold And knaves their power; Let fortune’s bubbles rise and fall; Who sows a field, or trains a flower, Or plants a tree is more than all. - ’Whittier. See the smart Fall ' jackets now in stock. Note the light weight laminated numbers so popular this season. JACKETS Nylon Jackets in casual styles Jdardware BEAUTIFY YOUR FLOORS WITH FLOOR COV­ERINGS FROM THE HARDWARE DEPARTMENT ARMSTRONG VINYL easy to care for, attractive looking. 6 ft. wide. per running yard < ARMSTRONG VINYL heavy weight attractive spatter pattern. 6 ft, wide REGULAR $7.95 per £>95 running yard ........................... O CONGOLEUM; We have several beautiful patterns in this popular floor cover­ing, 6T wide. 240 per running yd. INLAID; A very popular floor cover­ing especially for kitchens, halls, etc. Available in tones of brown, beige, green. Mr. and Mrs, Enoeh Christianson have their guests his brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Sigurd Sand of Prince Albert, Sask., accompanied by their daughter, Miss Anne Sand of Nipawan, Manitoba, and their son Ralph Sand of Thompson, Manitoba, per running yd. CONGOLEUM RUGSt display. Patterned in rosy­................. 1410 See it now on beige tones, 9 X lOi« New Colonial Pattern Just In 9 X 12« t••***•*•*•••* GENUINE PRESTONE. Be ready for colder weather. | "Tip to Fill" two wheel | Garden Carts. Light weight The Lions Club will be holding a Carn­ival on Friday and Saturday, November 9th and 10th with proceeds being used for Comm­unity Services and especially the párchase of new uniforms for the school band. Tickets are now on sale raffling a steer donated by the McIntyre Ranch. These tickets are in books of eleven tickets at $1.00 per ticket with sellers only having to account for ten tickets. Books of tickets are available’ from Stan Morris at the Bank of Montreal. Mrs. Della Clark and son Don of Provo, Utah are visiting with her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs, Kay Neilson. UI lililí til IIIIIIH1111 i 11111111 ( 111111 fit 11 lllllllllllllll'llllllllllllltUIIIIIHinilltlHtlHlIltllHniHllllflHIIIIIItHHIfl I DORO ELECTRIC • SEPARATORS Mrs, Cecelia Dudley left at the weekend for Eugene, Oregon where she will visit with her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. ^eVere Dudley and family. ** If your lips would keep from sii p?, five things observe with care; To whom you speak, of whom you speak, and how and when and where, - William Norris, THE MAGRaTH TRADING COMPANY LTD ^ATTENTION j 500# capacity Cream i spparators. Use your I cream checks to pay ? easy-terms. imiiiiiiiiiiuiiuiuiniti We have for sale BIG GAME LICENSES BIRD LICENSES will be glad to help you with your hunting needs. We have a good stock of SHOT GUNS RIFLES, AMUNITION BIRD CALIS, GUN CLEANING KITS, BINOCULARS, DUCK' AND GOOSE DECOYS. Mr, and Mrs, John Whalley ' Chicago, Ill. and Mr. Eikenberry of Chariton, Iowa were visitors at the F.F. Balderson’s last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bohnet and family of Bow Island were weekend visitors at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bohnet. Mrs, Greta Mai left by car Wednesday morning for Pouce Coupe where she will spend the next few weeks visiting with her mother, relatives and friends. Miss Carol Beswick and Kenneth Beswick left recently for Calgary where Carol is attending University of Alberta, Calgary Branch and Kenneth is a student at Mount Royal College, They are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Beswick of Spring Coulee. WANTED; Second hand Oil burning heater — small size. Tom Beswick, Ph’, R612, Magrath. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gast left Wednesday to holiday in the United States, Mr, and Mrs; Clyne Harker had as their recent guests their son and daughter-in­law Mr, and Mrs. George Harker of Edmonton who were enroute to Rexburg, Idaho where he is furthering his University studies, Mrl Jim Minor who is employed at Fernie BiC, spent the weekend in Magrath with his wife and family. FOR SALE: 1 good building, 16’ x 32’. C. W. Fossey. FOR SALE; Weaner pigs. Less Cook, FOR SALE; Young man’s Dress Suit — Size 32, Just like new. Phone 256» LOST: 1 grey and white Persian kitten, Christie Harker, Ph. 219. NOTICE; I will be teaching piano lessons to beginners. Susan Wheeler, Fh. 7. Mr. and Mrs. Clyne Harker and son Roy were Sunday dinner guests in Hillspring at the home of their son-in-law and daugh­ter Mr, and Mrs, Norris Jackson. The occ­asion was a birthday celebration for grandsons Sidney and Scott Jackson, The Magrath Municipal Fire Engine was called to Spring Coulee Tuesday evening to help control and extinguish a stubble fire just East of the Tom Beswick farm. Neighbors and friends quickly rushed to the scene and the fire was put out with little destruction reported. • • ••♦••••• 4 Thoughts are things with airy wings - They fly o’er the track And bring you back What e’er went out of your mind. Chih**Laké w. _L be the scene Saturday and Sunday of the first annual Fall Retriever Field Trials when the SouthAlta Gun Dog Club sponsor the event. Over 41 dogs will be competing from the three Prairie Prov- * inces in four stakes including Open All Age, Qualifying, Junior and Puppy, Two local sportsmen aré on the'executive'of the Club They are L,N, Turner, Chairman, Field Trial Committee and Floyd Toomer, Field Marshall, A draw for a registered Black Labrador Pup­py will be made at the conclusion of the trial. Wednesday was Nomination Day in thw Town of Ifegrath* Nominated for the position of’ Mayor were Jay A. Hamilton and Carl Baxter. Four Councillors were nominatéd to fill two vacancies on the Town Council, they were K. K, Balderson, Gerald Leishmán, Blaine Neilson and W. Stuart Van Hom, Two members were elected by acclamation for vacancies on the Hospital Board — Jack Bridge, Sr. and Pingree Tanner; Mrs, Bernice Anderson Walter Pashuk and Leroy A, Sheridan were ' elected by acclamation to the School Board. Election for Mayor and Town Councillors will take place, Wednesday, October 17th. LIONS CLUB CAR WASH; The lions Club As conducting a Car Wash this Saturday from 9 A.M. to 5 P»M. with headquarters at Stu Van Hom Motors. Your patronage of‘this event will be very much appreciated. ATTENTION CUSTOMERS; R.C.A. VietOr Demon­stration Contest offers over'$25,000.00 in prizes - 100 Television Sets, 1000 Radios. Check the RCA Victor contest in your October issue of Reader’s Digest. Quailfying num­bers are listed with us. Numbers must be ’ presented. No phone calls will be accepted, • Hardware Department, I shot an arrow into the air, It fell to earth I knew not where For so swiftly it flew - ’ Sight could not follow it in it’s flight. I breathed a song into the air, It fell to earth I knew not where For who has sight so keen and strong It can follow the flight of song. Years afterwards in an oak I found the arrow, still unbroke. But the song from beginning to end - ' I found again in the heart of a friend. Indian summer in all it’s splendor has invaded our portion of Southern Alberta with temperatures the past week well up in the 70*s. THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK; When e’er some task waits for you With some judgement - view it.. And don’t stand idly by — ‘ But begin at once and do it,. THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD,Upstairs NATIONALLY ADVERTISED THIS WEEK IN MAGAZINES 4 Dry Çoods Dept. * g-i-v-e-s Beautiful assortment of washable cotton prints ever made, A bra by Exqui- Many lovely patterns in cotton prints .................... LEOTARDS: Nylon Stretchy Leotards for Children, Misses and ladies. Assorted colors, $1.50 to $2,59 DIA-LON SWEATERS: Dia-Lon Sweaters in a soft ban Ion like fabric. Assorted styles. Sizes 10, 12, 14 ,............$3,98 PLASTIC PANTS Small, Medium, , Large, XL, •••••pair •••••• We Have Them The most flattering BRA truly ’Wash 'and Wear’ site Form, The Fabric "Giveable" Cotton with every breath you take, * so lightweight it'feels like your own skin, ' * Soft as a handkerchief, .. The Bra . 890 \\ _________ 1 * fits like a second skin, * has its own natural shap­ing ability, better than unnatural bones, wires, etc, *IT CAN LESSLY, ' ROVES THE ABSOLUTELY *30 NOT IRON, it’s performance is defective, GOOD HOUSEKEEPING guarantees replacement or refund, SIZE: 32A to 40C BE MACHINE WASHED END­WASHING ACTUALLY IMP­FABRIC, There will be NO SHRINKAGE, > *** If the bri or Dla.rdwa.re Dept. ELECTRIC ICECREAM FREEZER Silax Electric Ice Cream Freezer, 6 quart size, $39.50 ' PLASTIC: 2 MIL, 4 MIL, 6 MIL Plastic for covering grain, hay stacks, etc. covering concrete, liners for storage boxes and many other uses. 10’ wide. 12£, 24i and 360 per lin. ft. ■il>llHHIIlHIIIIHmilMllllllllllinillll|lilHtllltinilll||lltUII|IIH||IIIHIHIHHHhHlilllllllllll|IHIIHIIIiHIHIl||MI«lblllllltHllllHlll I | 1 COUNTER OF NECKLACE & EARRINGS, PINS AND I EARRINGS, EARRINGS AND BRACELETS. - orld^er IES Dden's 5' Wear = . - . GILLETTE WORLD I /.\ I SERIES SPECIAL CAPS: Men’s and Boys Fall and Winter Caps in a good selection of styles. SAVE 34¿...FOAMY SHAVE Value 79¿ CREAM ifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiitmiihHi A cowboy went to a psychiatrist in a de­pressed state of mind. "I’ve been home, home on the range, where the deer and the antelope play,” he Lamented, ”and all I hear is Hi en­couraging words." Men’s Summer Weight DRESS | SHIRTS - Drip Dry Cottons | and Terylenes. WHITE ONLY I Regular $4.00 ......................... nilllUI HHHIMIIIIII IHIII Hill J''y Çoods Dept. SHEETS WABASSO Mr, and Mrs, Roy Matson were'honored guests at a dinner party Sunday, September 16th at the home of their son—in—law and daughter Mr, and Mrs, Floyd Toomer commem­orating their 57th Wedding Anniversary. Others present included Mr, and Mrs. Ri 1.1 Matson of Cardston, Mr; and Mrs. Milo Clouse of Seattle, Washington, Mr, and Mrs, Fred Warburton of Warner, Miss Vilda Matson of Lethbridge, Mr, Dick Matson and Mr, Robert Matson of Magrath, , . Miss Carol Christianson^ daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Enoch Christianson, is working at the Chronic Hospital in Camrose as well as taking studies at the Lutheran College there. Percale quality Wabasso Sheets - long wearing. Finished with deep, flat lying well stitched hems SIZE: 81 x 100 ... snowy white, BEDSPREADS WABASSO "Dependable" PILLOW SLIPS quality to match sheets...................... . TEX MADE TEX—MADE Twin Bed and Double Bed sheets in fine quality, oQQ 72x100 ¿OO' 81x100. .......................................... TEX MADE PILLOW SLIPS, fine quality, to ma’^h sheets, 179 FLANNELETTE SHEETS TEX—MADE FLANNELETTE SHEETS, whipped hems, attractive colored borders in Blue, Rose, Gold, Green, Spice. QQ SIZE 70x90 ...Regular $7,9® ............. pr. Chenille Bedspreads in assorted patterns including plain colors or solid backgrounds with contrasting Mr, and Mrs, Jeffery Spencer and family of Wild Horse, Alberta were weekend Visitors in Magrath, guests of his parents, Mr, and SIZE 80x100 ..Regular $8.95 Mr. and Mrs. Stan Morris accompanied by their daughter Shari motored to Edmon­ton at the weekend where Shari will enroll at the University to study Medical labor­atory Science. Mrs. Harriet Strate and daughter Mona were Calgary visitors last week. TOWELS CAMTEX BATH TOWELS in solid shades that launder so well. Deep looped and so absorbent. REGULAR $1.65 & $1.69 FOR CORDUROY: Fine quality cotton Cordui’cy so popular this season for dresses, jumpers, slims, etc. Popular colors RAYON BROCADE, Beautiful Rayon ' Brocade in attractive patterns. Black, Red, Brown, Gold, White. 36" wide.......... I 9 S SILK CREPE, Smartly printed Silk Crepe for your new Fall drewses, two piecers and blouses, etc, 36" wide ,. ....................£25 SHEENACARA: 100$ spun rayon shOen ’ gabardine. For skirts, sli”’“ ,etc. yd. dresses, Red or Navy. 45" wide » /////////////////// Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Robinson had ax their recent guest her sister Mrs. Lavina DeYoung of Salt Lake City, Utah, ■#* Learn from the mistakes of ethers - you don’t live long enought to make them all yourself. CHUCK ROASTS..... ........... ......... lb' 550 FRESH CHOPPED BEEF......... 2 ib. f„ 790 BEEE STEAKS......T BONE OR SIRLOIN.............. tlTtl,...... lb’ 890 BEEF SHORT RIBS ..... lean and .neaty ....... per lb. 430 | Hurns ' | |£(ver Sausage CHUBS .... 35i | '•'HIlHtaitlUtlHilHUKItlUlillHIHIIIIInllllHtnuiHIIIHtHIUmiihiUllillllnlllUlltlWIIIIilHtlllUlllltllHIHlUIHWUlllHIUttHM* For Sale: Oil furnace in very good condition Orson Bridge. FOR SALE; about October 1st - a one owner 1959 Chrysler Windsor Sedan, In very good condition. Power steering, custom radio and 4 extra tires with no breaks. Good deal for cash or will take low priced trade-in. See Stan Morris or phone 296 Magrath. FOR SaLE: White enamel 4 hole goal range " converted to gas. Cheap for cash. Ph. 183, J.S. Tesdhetter. FOR SALE: Carrots, pumpkins, squash. Phone 243, Steve Landy, NOTICE: The afternoon group of United Church Women will hold it’s regular monthly meeting Wednesday afternoon, October 3rd at 2:30 P.M, at the home of Mrs. H.C.Austin. FOR RENT; Upstairs apartment. Private bath and private entrance. Newly decorated. Henry Schultz, 2 houses East of Carters Garage. FOR SALE; 5 or 6 old ewes. Call R1003. FOR SALE; Used Beatty Washing Machine in running order. Cal Alston. ' FOR SALE; 3 speed bicycle in very good condition. Jim Stearns . Ri. 149. •CENSUS TAKER; "How many bushels of corn did you raise last year?" BACKWOODSMAN: "Didn't bushel it - bottled it." | Sweet SpLcklecl Cottage tRolts ..per ib...„ 690 " nhUI 11H HHH11 Z LEFT - by Carter’s Garage last Wednesday, School Library Book "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs". Reward. Finder pieawe re­turn to Mrs, Riil Carter,. NOTICE: The Relief Society Opening Social for the First and Second Ward Relief Soc­ieties will be held Tuesday, October 2nd in the Assembly Hall Banquet Room. Ltinch-’ eon will be served at 1 P.M. Program, etc. to follow. All ladies are cordially in­vited to attend. ’ 1st and 2nd Ward Relief Societies. HOME AND SCHOOL: The opening meeting of the coming season for Magrath and district Home and School will be held Monday even­ing, October 1st at 8 P.M. in the Ifegrath High School Library. All interested per­sons are urged to attend. ' Mrs. Helen Godionton, Pres. WANTED TO BUY: 20 inch rims that used to come on Ford and Rugby 1 ton trucks. Burns Harker. NOTICE: last chance to register now for dancing lessons. Final classes made this week. Lessons start October 3rd. Ages 3 to 12. Elizabeth Harker, Ph. 126, NOTICE; The United Church Women’s Rally for South West Alberta will be held in the Magrath United Church"this Friday with registration at 9 A.M. A full and inform­ative day has been planned to which all ladies of the congregation are invited. ruby red 2 6901 .. . 48 oz. tins 7 oz. pkgs. t. ........................ . .for ¡CHEESE SPREAD | INGERSOLL I • _ £ ìlG oz. jars ............................................. 59 Ci Presh [Produce CELERY GRAPES -ribes dark purple BANANAS.............................golden yellow PRUNES PEARS ................BARTLETT ......................... Handipaks .pep lb. 190 2 pounds 490 2 pounds 390 2 pounds 390 ■ • 24