Magrath Store News (October 1, 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 HOURS: 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, October 1st, 1964 ........................................................... Ifegrath, Alberta. n“ S 4 could give nothing nicer - or receive nothi ng more acceptable than one of these handsome hand tooled leather handbags. Smartly designed in floral < patterns, they are in assorted sizes. | |03 <jq LITTLE GIRLS HAND TOOLED PURSES SIMULATED LEATHER GLOVES: Look and feel like real leather. Soft and pliable in win­ter. Have knitted finger and side inserts ' for that Eze-On feature. Beige, Black. QQi) HANDBAGS HAND TOOLED smart eV Vjf niUhUllIHlUUllllltUUlUmTWHIIliHUiilllMllllilllHUIIIIIltilllUUlb GLOVES «’Ml iiiiitiimiHiiuuuiiiuHuiiHtiiHtmHuiuiiiiuiutuiuniiiiuiHiiitiituiniiiiiuiiiHiiiiiliiUiiituiH KNITTED GLOVES: ^y designs accent knit gloves. Background colors of Réd Black, Brown. Misses & Ladies sizes.• COLORS: Red, Brown, to 149 ....................................................................................... . LEATHER PALM GLOVES: Cotton knit (look just like wool) with , wool lining. Have leather palm and fingers for added wear. 155 LADIES MIG FAB MITTS Acrylic fibre, double ply knit mitts in attractive stripe effect designs, Assorted colors. SHAG MITTS; Warm knit in multi color stripes. yQQ TOQUES . ■ Toques of warm wool in bulky knit fashion. Bold two and three tone stripes. Boys and Girls both love to wearm them. |35to|93 EAR MUFFS • Plushy Pile Ear Muffs on adjustable bahd. Assorted colors'“ including Black, Brown, Tan, Olive, Red, Grey and Gold. nilllHIIIIHlHHIIIHIlHIlinHIHHhllllHIillllllllllHlHlllllllllHlllflHHIhllllllllHHHIHIillHllHlini ’HIIIIIIIIIUIIirilHIHHnilUr ISEE THE NEW LINENS INCLUD­ING PLACE MATS, LUNCHEON ISETS, PILLOW SLIPS-JUST IN-SiiiiiuiiuiiiininniiiuHii uni iiiii nun 11 luitiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiHiHiiuiHiiiiHiiHuHiiuHnuiHUuumiiitiiiiiiiimnHiutoHv* _ hardware Dept DINNER PLATE.......... Regular $5.00 SILVER BIRCH ■ Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Card had as their guest during the weekend their son Gordon of Lodgepole. Alberta 0 12" PLATTERS Regular $9.95 15" FLATTERS .Regular $14.95 Cereal Bowls .Regular $2.50 TEA POTS ».* .Regular $9*95 M T* V« SNACK TRAY & CUP.^Regular 8" LUNCHEON PLATES...Regular $2.50 Here is a good assortment of Gift Items including Fneasants, Birds, Horses, Dogs, Beautiful Ladies, Chi~ldre.n, etc. Individually priced with reductions of 20% T0 1/3 OFF *** «*■ Mr. and Mrs. Glen Fletcher returned to Edmonton recently where Glenn will continue in his last year at the University of Alberta, studying Pnarmacy. • ••• •••• ■••• BAPCO VELVET. FLAT J.N TERIGR LATEX : 'A high plied, quick drying, excellent 1" S QUARTS O 1 qhp.1 i by paint for interior finish on plaster, woodwork, wall­board, brick or masonry. Easily app?‘*J J washability. 2 FOR THE PRICE OF P GALLONS MASTER GUILD OUTSIDE WHITE; The paint that is ' ’the”choice of professionals for outside painting of hemes, etc. REGULAR $9.90 gallon ..... ^49 REGULAR $3.15 qt.... |Q5 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ehlert are holiday­ing in Utah and California. They were acc­ompanied by their son Bruce and son and daughter—in—law Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ehlert. Bruce and Ron will continue their studies at the University at Logan. Roy Ruzas, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Ruzas has resumed his studies in medicine at the University of Alberta, Edmonton. Mr. George Heathershaw will celebrate his 92nd birthday this Saturday, October 3rd. We wish him a very happy anniversary. Mrs. Case accompanied by Mrs. Irene Strang, Mrs. Hasel Spencer and Mrs. Isabel Bohnet are in Salt Lake City, Utah to attend i-ne annual Relief Society Conference. The Magrath Senior High School elections were held recently with the followinf off­icers elected to the Students Union fob the year 1964-65. President - Dick Handley, Vice-president — Eva Kay Harker, Secretary­Treasurer - Dorothy Rains. Room Représent­atives: Grade X11A - Margaret Holman, X11B - Alice Larson, Grade XIA -'Betty Ann Bibo, Grade X1B - Eloise Seward, Grade Xa - Inger Jensen, Grade XB - Lee Battist. Mr. and Mrs. Ted'Law and Melba have re­turned from Jerome, Idaho where they attend­ed Open House Friday for their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bumham, and were guests at the Bumham home. the magrath trading company ltd. . Ù .Hoys' VJ FOR FALL -WINTER MEN'S NYLON QUILTED JACKETS - very fashionable this’season. Plain or trimmed in regular Jacket and Parka styles. Colors include Redj Blue, Black, Navy. BOYS1 NYLON QUILTED JACKETS — smart styles for School, Sports and Casual wear, Plain or attractive trimming on sleeves*in stripe effect. Assorted colors of Red, Black, Royal. Navy, and Olive. —rsr SIZES 5 up. /¿O T0 |Q9o IO95 to 1498 - ■ • • i-Js, Sadie. Neclas is a M..gr^th visitor/ the guest of Mr, and Mrs. ' Bart Hillmer and Mr. Dec^ rftchards. ’ * MENS COMBINATIONS COTTON COMBINATIONS by STANFIELD Fine rib knit in a choice of weights and available in short sleeve ankle men's GLOVES Fine simulated Pigskin in a choice of styles includ­ing Eze On side inserts. length, or long sleeve ankle length. 325 ro 495 WOOL & COTTON COMBINATIONS: Cotton knit with wool interknit for warmth and comfort. 598 AIffi ^50 Bishop and Mrs. Nyal Fletcher left Wednesday to attend Relief Society Conference in Salt Lake City, Utah. They were accompanied by Mrs. Norma Alston, Mrs, Lucille Gur­ney and Mrs. Betty Tanner. RED LABEL WOOL: All wool Combinations in a heavy rib knit. Q THERMAL KNIT COMBINATIONS: Waffle weave that keeps heat in, cold out. MEN’S LONGS: Elastic waist, rib knit, in a choice of light or heavy weight. ¿23 to 35c YOU WILL FIND A FULL LINE OF MEN’S AND BOYS’ UNDERSHIRTS & SHORTS, & T SHIRTS Mrs. Darlene Miller left Thursday morning for Edmonton where she accompanied Mri and MEN’S KODIAK GAITORS: An elastic gore Work Boot, pop­ular because it is sturdy and easy to slip on, KODIAK ENGINEER BOOT - haw leather sole, sturdy black leather uppers with adjust­able ankle strap, 1895 Mrs. Clark of Lethbridge. They will attend the gradua­tion of Mr. Jerry Clark •who ’ has been studying accounting. Jérry is the son of Mr. and ¡, Clark and’brother-in-law Mrs, Miller. Mrs. Miller will'also visit with Mr, and Mrs. Jack Harker in Edmonton, Mrs of : KODIAK WORK BOOTS St SHOES Famous Greb makes in ankle length and Hi Topso Your choice of leather or comp­osition soles 3J0 to ••••••• SAles clerk to lost little boy; "So you’re lost, poor child. Why didn’t you hang on to your m<-mmy’s skirt?" Boy: "I couW-n’t reach it." ■ PRINCIPAL S^xECTION METHOD IS INADEQUATE ‘ . Dr. T.C, Byrne, Chief Superintendent of Schools for Alberta» ' The system of selecting Alberta public school principals is generally inadequate. Dr, T.C, Byrne told delegates to the Calgary School Principals1 Conference concentration on leadership ability was of prime importance in selecting principals. "We should be,examin­ing'leadership potential in men long before they are appointed," he said. "Search them out, and train them, because principals are the most important link in the chain"« .He said leadership involved working with people, not with forms and charts, "The principal provides indispensable leadership in maintaining the school^s social stability, and sw> veys have shown the best school is one where the stqff is constantly striving to improve its methods," Dr, Byrne said. He said a comparison of Ohio and Alberta principals showed provincial principals tendr- ed to be directive, while their state counterparts were considerate, . , "It has been found in Alberta teachers and principals place increasing emphasis on consideration, and a new principal must discover the nature of his staff’s expectations." Dr, Byrne said the behavior of the principal was of paramount importance in establish­ing’ the r.liTnatP. of the school, which in turn tended to influence the quality of instruct- P* S, Dr, T, C. Byrne must have read a copy of the Store News on how to select a principal. The Doctor says "Search them out long before they are appointed". Somewhat different with the Cardston Divisional Board, They advertise for a principal and the first there gets the nod (position)i Scandalous« liiiUUiH............. ' - Tony Maxitim has 6^ aCteC ol wheat still in the swath, "Iawrence McClain was going to combine it on Friday but it rained", said Tony, That 6| acres means as much to Tony as a half section does to some farmers and he frets and worries more. It has been suggested that the new flag should carry the picture of a Weeping Taxpayer, The Alberta Temple, Cardston was the scene of the Saturday September 26th wedding when Pres, Ursenbach united in marriage Mrs. Cecelia Dudley of Ifegrath and Mr, Eldred Foote of Welling, Following the ceremony a family dinner was held in the banquet room of the Migrath Assembly Hall with Mrs. Earl Neilson and Mrs, Blaine Neilson in charge of arrangements, , Sat-iirdgy evening Mr* and Mrs* Foote were honored at an 11 Open House11 in the banquet room when some 25O guests came to offer their congratulations and best wishes andsign^ the guest book which was presided over by Miss Wendy Coleman, Greeting the guests were sons and daughters—in—law of the bride and groom, Mr, and Mrs, DeVere Dudley of Eugfitw. Ore, and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Foote of Welling while receiving wit|j the happy couple were their daughters Mrs. Johnnie Heggie of Welling and Mrs. Ed Louthen of San Diego, Calif, Dainty refreshments were served at guest tables by Miss Barbara Anderson and Mr. and Mrs, Foote’8 granddaughters Carol Coleman, Janice Neilson, Gayla Foote and Diane Foote. The bride and groom left for a wedding trip to Utah, 1 ? ? ? This week’s recipe is another tasty cookie ideal for the School Lunch box. CRJSS CROSS PEANUT BUTTER COOKIES, cup butter or margarine cup white sugar g cup brown sugar cup peanut butter 1 egg unbeaten cup flour (more if needed) tsp, soda 5 tsp, salt. Mix in order given and roll into small balls and press with a fork in a criss cross pattern. Bake until light brown in a 375’ oven* Mrs. Ifergaret Fletcher, NOTICE: The Magrath Home & School Associat­ion will meet Monday, Oct, 5th at 8 P.M. in the Elementary School Music Room, The meet­ing will be addressed by the principals of both schools and new staff members will.be introduced. Elections will be heldi Nomina­tions for-the offices of president, vice­president, secretary-treasurer will be re­ceived by Mrs. Mildred Harker, Ph. 75 or Mrs. Jess Austin, Ph. 323. A good attend­ance of parents and interested persons is requested at this opening meeting. FAREWELL-GET-TOGETHER honoring Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Christianson and family will be held i.- he Magrath United Church Hall, Saturday, Oct. 3rd at 8 P.M. Everyone cordially inviter Mr. and Mrs, Gilbert Sheridan were honor­ed guests at a farewell party Saturday even­ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Cal Alston. Guests enjoyed a social evening playing rook and party games and a Pot Luck lbnch-' eon was served tq’Mr« & Mrs, Ross Robinson, Mr. and Mrs, Byng’Beazer, Bf, and Mirs. Mark Dahl, Dr. and'Mrs; John Low, Mr. and Mrs.' Carlos Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Ririe, Mr. and Mrs. Fred St rate, Mr. and Mrs'. Ty­ler Alston, Mr. and Mrs. David Taylor, Mr. and Mrsi Bob Rasmussen, Mr. and Mfrs. Don Johnson, Mr. and Mrs; Doug Bourne; .Mr. and . Mrs. Lewis Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs.‘Blair Sabey, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Miller,‘Mr. and Mrs. Tom Karren and‘Mr, Reed Coleman. Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan were presented with a parting gift from their many friends. The Sheridan family’left recently to make their home in Calgary,’ Attached to the Store News this week is a Grocery & Meat Dept. Savings Flyir, Take advantage of the worthwhile buys. THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED. 5CHILDREN'S ladies famous styles Upstairs Q98 SIZES» 8 to GIRIS ORLON PULLOVER SWEATERS raddiere' Cvere’*' Boys Cardigan Sweaters in assorted styles and colors. Gay stripes and fancy knits. Zipper or button front Sizes 3 to 6X Girls dressy Orlon Pullovef Sweaters with short sleeves. Red, White, Navy, OQQ SIZES: 4 to bX BOYS CARDIGAN SWEATERS bX,• .•. .• 12 ... KIDDIES CRAWLERS Kiddies Corduroys in ■ popular Jodhpur style. Red, Blue, Royal. Sizes 1-18 mos. CORDUROY Little Girls Corduroy Slims with decorative pocket trim. Red or Turquoise, 4 - 6X. PLAIDS Girls Plaid Slims, flannelette lined0 Red, Olive or Brown* Sizes: STRETCH IES Stretch Slims including the Korets of California. Assorted/ and colors ladies fashionable Skirts for Fall including all wool Suede Souffle,' All Wools by Korets of California, Blended fabrics in popular pleats KIDDIES JUMPER SLIMS LADIES . Popular corduroy with zipper front, button shoulders SIZES: 2 — 3 yrs Miss Joan Christensen left Thursday Sept. 24th to enroll at the University in Calgary and continue her studies in Education. Mrs, Nettie Frodsham of Cardston is visiting her son-in-law and daugh­ter, Mr, and Mrs, Ted Haynes, A farmer wrote to a veterinarian for free advice, stating, ”1 have a horse who sometimes walks normal and at other times has a decided limp. What shall' I do?” The vet replied, "The next time he walks normal, sell him," Patients in the Magrath Municipal Hospital dtiring the past week includ­ed Mr. Fox,'Mr. Grant Crookston,'Miss Ruth SteeleJ Mrs. Zola Whitehead, Mr. Joe Gondike, Mr. Chester MinorJ Mr.* Francis Finn, Mr. Cliff Spencej; Mrs.’ Ida Blaxall,' Mrs. Edith Borley, Mrb, Ruth Salberg, Mrs. Christib Harker, Johnnie Bibo, Darwin Wilde, Baby ’ Derick Hansen, Blair Gurney and Mrs, Anita Whitt, Mrs, Vinessa Hamilton andchughter Beverly left this week for Salt Lake City Utah accompanied by Mesdajies Alberta Dudley, Mary Dudley and Ruth Rice0 The ladies will attend the’ annual Relief Society Conference, GIRLS EEE PEE BULK! KNITS - 2 style choices including Cardigans and Turtle Neck Pullovers'with long sleeves. Yellow, Red, Blue or White. ' _qq SIZES: 7 to 14. GIRLS TEE PEE BOUCLÉ PULLOVERS pppnlar tangle kbit Pullover with turtle neck,-long sleeves, SIZES: 4 to Smart creations for Fall including Aljean knit Dress­es, Jumper Dresses, and . Suits. , Basket weave Wools, ' Double knits, Silk Crepes, Corduroys, SIZES: 10 to 24| FOR SALE: Gumsey bull calf* 2 >nths old. Ph# R75-22165, Raymond» Roger Wilde. FOR SALE: 50 hens, weight 5 lbs. 500 each. Ph. 337, Victor Larson. FOR SALE: Berkley 56 Watermate half horse power electric water pressure pump with cylindrical tank, with some plastic pipe and connections. $75.00. J,J, Rushton, O.P.R. Station. FOR SALE OR RENT: House - 5 rooms. Good garden spot, good shelter from wind. Contact Carl Baxter, 544 - 20 St. N, Lethbridge, Ph/ 327-1013. ’ FOR SALE: 6 Saddle Club calves. Contact Collin Passey, Ph. 228. LOST - Boys lig^.^’Klue hooded sweat shirt with zipper front; Probably left at school Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 22nd. Finder please contact Morgan Strate, Ph. R1204. • WANTED: Male kitten. Ph. 290. K, Maxwell. NOTICE: The Magrath United Church Ladies Aid will hold their regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Roy ifetson, 1014—13 St. S. Lethbridge this Friday afternoon Oct. 2nd. ladies áre asked to please meet at hhé home of Mrs. Dan Mai and proceed from, there. • WANTED* Baby sitting, any evening after 6 PM. . Carol Bennett, Ph. 71. Mrs. Edith Hacking Sheffield of Salt Lake City, Utah visitedvith friends and relatives in Magrath and district recently. The Cardston temple was the setting for the Sept. 9th marriage of Mary Elaine,chugh— ter of Bishop and Mrs. Lyman C. Hardy of Stirling and Allen James, son of Bishop and Mrs. Nyal Fletcher of Magrqth. Pres. Owen Archibald performed the early afternoon ceremony, following which the family and dosé friends were entertained at a luncheon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher in Nfegrath. . . For her wadding and reception held in the Stirling School.auditorium, the wore a floor length gown of white English brocade featuring a semi belled skirt, fitted bod­ice and lily point sleeves. Her elbow length veil misted from a pearl trimmed tiara and she carried a bouquet of red roses,' Senior attendants wére Carolyn Zaugg'as maid of non­or and bridesmaids Nyalene Fletcher, sister of the groom, Dianne Pengilly, Kathleen Oxa and Jean Brandley. Junior bridesmaids were Janet Fletcher, sister of the groom and Jan­ice and Barbara Hardy, sisters'of the bride. Attending the groom were best.man C-lerm Fletcher, brother of the groom, Kent Crookston, Shirl Herget, Carlisle Pilling and David Hardy, brother of the bride, '' , TT j TT President and Mrs. Elmo Fletcher of Lethbridge and Mr, and Mrs. Clark Hardy of Warner greeted the guests. Lione Romeril presided over thé guest book while Grace Litchfield and Charlotte Fletcher assisted by Valerie Hirsche, Rita Woodruff and Roberta Litchfield were in charge of the gifts. _ The happy couple are now attending Rick* s College in Rexburg Idaho, CARD OF THANKS: We wish to sincerely thank our many friends who were so kind and help­ful to us during our recent bereavement. Vie would also like to thank Dr. Dahl and nurses of the Jfegrath Hospital and any others who helped at this time. A special thanks for the many flowers, cards and food. Sincerely, Kathy Vollendorf and sons Art and Vern, NOTICE: The Magrath U.C.W. will meet this Thursday evening (tonight) at 8 P.M0 at the home of Mrs. Myrtle Matkin. Perfect attendance awards were presented at recent worship services in the Magrath United Church. Receiving the 6 month perfect attendance pin was Tommy Carter while 1 year pins were given to Darlene Currie, Leslie DeArmand, Darcy Van Horn, Denise Van Horn and Melvin Maa. Two year wreaths went t o , Wendy Pashuk and Phyllis long, while 3'year ' attendance bars were received "by Susan, Neal, Ronnie, Jay and Maurice Minor. 4 year pef-fect attendance bars were awarded to Murray Gommerud (to be sent him) Janet and Donna Minor, Barry and Beverly Owens, Jean and Ronnie Hi Timer, and Fred Minor. Linda Carter was recipient of the bible,. TOMATO JUICE LIBBY'S 4Ö oz .. ...............39 C iiniinhiHiinihuitihiniiiiHLiUdiiiiiihHiiHiUHHiHiiiiHiiiiiHiiniiniiiiiHiHiHiiniiiiiiiiiiijiii SHREDDIES IS oz 2/79$ TOILET TISSUE Colored or Q / SCOTT,, white O' . SCOTTIES /Q( white or colored TOMATO KETCHUP HEINZij.4,11 ozi bottles 4"/I ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................miiiiiitiHiiiiii 00 HEINZ BABY FOODS HIENZ Strained or Junior,,,* IO/I00 ................ . LI EBYS CREAM CORN LIBBY'S ....fancy ..,,15 oz,« .... 6/I00 1 JELLY POWDERS NABOB,,,3 oz I2/I00 .......................... :... ■.29Ci •. lUIIIIIIII (I >1 llllllllll I llllll lllilllHI IHI ll lllll I lillitllllll ill IIHIIHIIIilllltl I lllllll 11*11 Hlllfl lllilllllllllMtHllIllll HIIHHIIIIt IIUIIIHIIIlllillll Illi 11 Illiwn - SLICED BACON - I ¡DUTCH CLEANSER HOTDOG WIENERS BURNS ......................... per lb. 390 *ltlHI1lUlUllllllllldlllHIIIIIIHUItllUlllllilHIIHllll|H|ltt|||tiltllt|llitllllllltllllillllllltlll||ltllll||HI|l||llll|||iniHi|«|itlH|Hilnt f UNION .per lb, 1550 3HiiHiHniiiitiiuiiiiiiiiiHiHiiiniHiHiHiHitiiiHinunni<iuiiiiiiHHiinutnt«iiniHiiiiHhiiiiiiiM!iiniHiHHiiiiiiiiiiiiiniíHiHiii ittmuiummmmiuHiiHummmuutmHitniuiuHtuiniuiHiiHimuuium 'Jresh ^Produce iiiniHnunuuiiiiimmiiiiiitHiiiiiiHiiiihiHHiiiuiiHiiiiiiHdiiiuiiiiiiniinuinuni inilHIIHIHIIIinHIIlinHIlUIHHIIHIUIIHUllllHIIHnillllllHHIlHilHIIIIliU GRAPES I LETTUCE I ORANGEY TOKAY c | CRISP FIRM CELLO BAGS ¿ lbs 43C I Per Lb....................... 1 Q V s 1 7 lbs. 9QC = >1HIHUHHini|IUIUU<UiniUIUHllUtniUlltlt|lllll|llUIIIIHIIIIlUlllllH|ltlllltl ? miiiiiiinHHiiiiiiuiitiiiHiiiimiiutmHuuwiimiiuhitiii»iiu»iiiHiimiñ A wedding of interest to Ife-grath and Del Bonita residents took place Saturday, Sept, 19th at the- Jfegrath United Church when marriage vows were exchanged between Janeen Vic­toria Perry, eldest daughter of Mr, and Mrs. R, M, Perry of Del Bonita and Wilfred Aubrey Borley, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Borley of Ifegrath. The ceremony was performed by the Rev, Walter Murray in the presence of immediate relatives. The bride was given in marr­iage by her father and was attended by her cousin, Miss’Rose Rarick while the groom was attended by his brother Robert. Organist was Mrs, J, A, Ririe, Following the wedding a reception for some 50 relatives arid friends'was held in the social hall of the United Church. Grace was said by the Rev, Murray and the‘bridal toast ■’as proposed by Syl Rarick, uncle of the bride to which the groom responded. The guest book was in charge of Miss Kathleen Bettger. After a brief honeymoon spent in Calgary, the happy couple have taken up residence in Magrath where the groom is employed at Carter's Garage. M,S, Sometime during the month of October the Lions Club will be conducting their ¿annual ‘ campaign for funds on behalf of the C.N.I.B., Canadian National Institute for the Blind, Last year more than $400.00 was collected for which we thank you, and trust you will nelp us with a like amount this year. C, S, Matkin, Dry Qoods Department LITTLE BOYS TERYLENE ROMPERS Little white terylene rompers in a pleasing two piece effect. Pleated romper. < qc REGULAR $2.69 (HALF PRICE) .........................P^ Upstairs BABY'S SLEEPERS, PYJAMAS, table of Stretchy Sleepers, Flannelett Sleepers and Pyjamas. VALUES to $2,49 A 990 GIRLS GYM SHORTS Girls White Gym Shorts of sturdy cotton twill. Elastic fitted leg with outer cuff. $1