PHONES: OFFICE 21 GROCERIES 364 DRY GOODS 124 HARDWARE 34 Friday, April 1st ...... Ifegrath, Alberta, COATS ladies Spring and Summer Coats in the latest styles and the season’s most outstanding shades, Fabrics include English worsted and sealskins, SIZES: 10 to 42. 25°° to z|y00 •..be sure and see our new SPRING SUITS, Popular new Fashionable colorso SIZES: 10 to 20|. up HATS ladies Spring Chapeaus in straws and simulated fabrics. Beau­ tiful colors, latest styles, /i_95 TO 5)50 UTTIE GIRIS EASTER BONNETS. Bandeaus, Bailee, etc. > 19 CRINOLINES d JUST ARRIVED: crinoline, , and horsehair crinolines in the daintiest styles, SIZES 2 to U. 298 up. SKIRTS Be sure and see our lovely skirts. Plain and figured, DRESSES SIZES; 10 UP WOMENS ladies - we have just receiv- some lovely Spring dresses , Printed Arnels, You will find a nice Jerseys, and Jumpered selection of T shirts Prints, right from Toddler size * 98Cto 198 SIZES: 10 to 24£ BABYALLS Wonderfully wash­ able Corded Twin, cottons, , Chino cloth O |69 Io 298 GIRLS We have just received some CASUALS : IgATHER STRETCHIES: Foot comf­ gay little ort, restful ease are found in these stretchy cotton dresses shoes. | 00 ro qgg for young miss­ 00 k> 398 es. GASUAIS: The latest in footwear for the season. Gay stripes and plain shades. QQQ SIZES 2 to 6X ri A TO rL/A I o ; sQe new arrivals in leather flats - Black, Green shag,, White A QO leather, Beige and (HiBmin Elk. up. ,4EN'S^ BGrSWEAR tfex Harker left Monday to return to Salt Lake City, Utah where he is taking a coarse in stage lighting with the Aerial Davis Company

READY-MADE Charcoal English DRESS : See the new styles in Men’s Dress worsted Dress Suits, available in shirts. Figures, stripes and plain patterns all sizes. on fine English , 95 up ' Styled with 2 .button closing, slim lapels, SPORT : JUST ARRIVED; Stylish Sport neat slash pockets shirts in the latest dark printed "Wash ’N Wear" fabrics, also short sleeved Sport Shirts in gay prints on white background. Features ONLY smart button down collars• 4oc UP TAILOR-MADE Made to Measure Suits SEE THS ARRAY OF KNITTED SPORT SHIRTS. THE Tailored from fine English IATEST STYLES AND SHADES. INCLUDED ARE THE worsted Cambridge fabrics SMARTEST IN BAN-LONS. 9 5 yp in a wide selection of patterns, fabrics, styles and prices, TEAM-MATES ORDER YOUR NEW SPRING NOW. CASUAL SHIRTS, SLACKS : Corded Shirts and Slacks in catching shades Mr, and Mrs. Joe Godfrey and femily of of Tan, Olive, and Brown. Slacks include Picture Butte were Sunday dinner guests at the new Continental style, 308UP. STACKS - UP the home of Mr. and Mrs, Doug Bourne, They SHIRTS - also visited his mother Mrs, Eva Godfrey and her parents Mr. and Mrs. Elige Bourne, Mrs, radge Minor, Mrs, Louise Dow, Mr. E. L, Ririe and Mr. Chester Minor returned home recently from a motor trip to Saskatoon where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Minor. They were accompanied on their return by Mrs, Ririe who had been visiting there, T SHIRTS: T shirts styled by Stanfields in white “ j 2 5 T SHIRTS, Tan or Gold. REG. $2,50 - | 25

UNDERSHIRTS: Stanfields cotton ribbed under­ shirts - i 9A

Men be sure UNDERSHQRTS: Stanfields Undershorts are neat and see our fitting, long lasting, double seat. | £5 new arrivals in Men’s OTHER T SHIRTS - good quality “^9^ Dress Slacks, latest fab­ OTHER SHORTS a choice of styles CM a TO I 00 rics and colors include JACKETS ing Charcoal, SPORT ; Be sure and see our stock Olive, Black of and Grey, Spring Sport Jackets. The season’s latest styles, fabrics, and colors. AND YOU WILL Fine English BE AMAZED AT THE LOW, LOW PRICES. See them wools and soon wool worsted. UP

LAUNDRY SIGN: "We do not tear your laundry with machinery. We do it care-Pul ly by hand.

THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LTD A Good Place to Trade UPSTAIRS DRY GOODS DEPT COATS, SUITS, DRESSES , New arrivals DRESS i Popular plaids in Upstairs, See them soon and make your Spring light and dark shades. selection. REGUIAR 75^ yd ...... 590 yd,

WINTER SLEEPWEAR : ladies Pyjama sSHOE SPECIALS: 1 table of and Nightgowns in Flannelette and Snuggle­ ladies Pumps, Values to $8,95 ...... $4.95 down are reduced to clear Smartly- tailored 1 table of School Shoes, ladies Flats, etv., in printed and plain. 25% OFF. Values to $8,95 ...... $3.95

PANTIES GIRDLES, BRAS: sw» JAX : The panty with the patented Flex THE ORIGINAL PRICE - ladies Girdles including Seat with the vertical stretch giving flex­ Grenier and Playtex, Also Bras - strapless, ible action. WHITE & COLORS. 59$* pr. long line and regular. HALF PRICE,

New arrivals in ladies Nylon Tricot and Acetate Tricot. 59£ to $1.29. 20% OFF Save on Kiddies Pyjamas and Sleepers - Flannelette, and brushed IAD1ES COTTON PANTIES - pr. cottons. Also 1 counter of Babywear - Romper GIRLS: Dainty little hylon tricot panties sets, Jackets, Bonnets, Blankets, etc.

have just arrived. Plain and figured nylon with dainty trimming.

Kiddies Running shoes - good cushion insole. A choice of Red or Black, IOO ORIENT NYLON HOSE, Full fashioned dress and SIZES 10 to 2 ...... pair evening sheer. VALUES FROM $1.25 to $1.50 HARDWARE DEPT

CHICK SUPPLIES: We have a good supply of Brooder equipment, Medicinal needs, Feeders MEN BOYS WEAR Founts and Chick Feeds. SEED TREATMENT: we carry San Seed SCHOOL PANTS: Boys § in Navy Disinfectant, Formaldehyde, Drin - W, Leyto- and Tbded Blue, and Bants san and Rinogen liquid' seed dressing. ideal for school ONE THIRD OFF. HOUSECLEANING AIDS: see fOT SH RTS: Men’s Dress Shirts, Men’s all Paints, Ifelipaper removers, Sponges, Mops, occasion Sport Shirts in a wide choice Cleaners, Varnishes, Brushes, etc. of colors and patterns, A few Boys’ School Shirts. ONE THIRD OFF

is k! T SHIRTS : Men’s Stanfields T •• Shirts in Gold or Tan t. Short sleeve, 1 USEE HOOVER UPRIGHT VACUUM CLEANER IN VERY breast pocket, REG. $25.0I ’...... $1.50 GOOD CONDITION, Complete with all attach- » ments. ONLY ...... MEN’S DRESS PANTS IN ASS6RTED FABRICS IN/ Brash young .clerk: "Since one of your vice CLUDING , WOOL WORSTED, GAB1RDINES. presidents just died, do you think I could take A CHOICE OF COLORS TOO. Values from $7.95 his place?" Boss: "It’s all right with me if you can arrange it with the undertaker."

THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED A Good Place To Trade . PTOMRFRS OF 60 YEARS AGO Mr. George Forsyth had a good well. Mr. L. M. Iarson had a team of horses and a stone boat. He delivered water around town for 250 a barrel. Mr Iarson: "The Lord has given you a good well Brother Forsyth • . .. Brother Forsyth: "Yes, and when the Lord gives you a good well, ask Him to put it on your own lot”. PROFIT AND LOSS. During the months of deep snow on the Milk River Ranch, 26 deer and as many spent their time eating at both ends of a staok of baled alfalfa hay. (Reserved for lam Ing). And nearer home, thousands of ducks in the middle of a quarter section of un­ harvested grain. Ducks must eat as they migrate north to their nesting quarters. It’s once in a life time. That isn’t too bad.

The tegrath Rockets won the Alberta Senior B. Championship here Saturday night, besting Edmonton L.D.S. 40-49, thus winning the best of three series two games to one. Behind 30-39 at half time. Wes Rice lead the team to victory with 18 points followed by Ty Alston with 10. Butler was high schorer for Edmonton with 15 markers. The people of tegrath should be truly proud of this team and its °oach who tave worked long and hard to bring this glory back to tegrath. Migrath (50) Alston 10, Matkin 9. Rice 18, Sabey 6, Cook 5, Chipn»n 2, Remple, Sabey, Davies and Mikado. Edmonton (49) Butler 15, Dahl 5, Jones 9, West 1, Sheen 8, Conrad 9, Hughes 2, and Nyman. 0.B,

One official said ”we could beat the socks off those fellows if our boys wouldn’t

S An old prdberb: ’’Those whom the gods would destroy they first nfike nad”.

NOTICE: The following letter is being mailed to all delinquent tax payers: The Winter Works program dates have been extended to June 1st, I960 making it possible for the Town of Magrath to take full advantage of it, if w0 can collect tax arrears, Otherwise we will he forced to pass up the opportunity wherein we could have 75% of labor costs paid by the senior Government. We have not budgeted for such expenditures. Then too, it is unfair to those who have paid their taxes to be deprived of such beneficial improvements in our town. The council is unanimous in the opinion that taxeB must come first, even if the money must be borrowed to meet the obligation. Please remit immediately so that we may formulate our works program.^

Commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of Guiding in Canada, the annual Mother ard Daughter Banquet for Girl Guides and Brownies was held Thursday evening in the tegrath United Church Recreation Hall when some eighty mothers, daughters, and guests enjoyed a delicious roast beef dinner prepared by the mothers and leaders and served by the Senior W. A. The girls with their leaders Mrs, Dorothy Minor and Mrs. Greta Mai and guests wiuh CrmTii a sinner Morrison, Guide leader terion Schill both of New Dayton, Cub leaders Mrs. Phyllis Stearns and Leo Gommerud, Scout Leader Tom Morrow and District Scout Commissioner Rondo Robinson and Mrs. Robinson joined in the singing of "God Save the Queen and salute to the flag. Toast to the Mothers was proposed by Guide Bessie Agar with Mrs. Elizabeth Baxter replying. Toast to Guiding was proposed by Scout Leader Tom Morrow with Guide Leslie Sindlinger replying. Brownie Phyllis Long propsadd the tea st to the Queen. Mrs. Mirjorie Tomlinson,' President of the looal Association, acted as tester of Ceremonies and introduced 3w«M.ne District Commissioner Morrison who spoke on the 50th anniversary of the Guides. Mr, Morrow’s remarks dealt with the beginning of Guiding, while Mrs. Schill gave a short talk on Patrol work. Commissioner Robinson spoke briefly -. - the association of the girls with each other, Fol. 1 owing the banquet demonstrations were put on by the girls. CORRECTION: Grant G. Woolley, former Migrath Basketball coach will be guest speaker at WANTED: terrled couple to work on mixed the Sportsmen’s Banquet Monday night in farm. Must be experienced, $200,00 a month, place of Al McCann who cannot attend, plus board, W, B. Taylor, Phone 224, M.A .A .A. WHIST PARTY: tegrath United Church Hall, An announcement Sunday at the tegrath Friday, April 1st at 8 P.M, Prizes, lunch, Second Ward Church was that the membership Silver collection. Local Association, spon­ of the Ward consisted mostly of elderly sors of Guides and Brownies, couples. Another statement was that more class rooms were necessary to accomodate FOR SAIE: 7 cu, ft Crosley refrigerator in the Junior Sunday School.(Estimated cost excellent condition. Can be seen at the home $80,000.00). If the above is true then the of Joe Alston. few remaining couples must be very prolific if extra rooms are required. FOR SALE: Baled Alfalfa hay. Rulon Harker

HOME AND SCHOOL MEETING: Monday evening, xx Cold cash is something no one can keep April 4th in High School Library at 8 P.M. long enough to warm up. Guest speaker will be Mr. Win, Blackmore. Everyone welcome. Home and School Assoc. — PORK SHOULDERS... sweet pickled.

HOME CURED FRESH BACON COD FILLETS PER LB...... PER LB......

FOR SALE; Canned fruit - apples, peaches, CARD OF THANKS: I wish to say a great big and plums. 250 per jar. Sam Bonderuk. special ’’Thank You” to the doctors, manage­ ment and staff of the hospital for the treat­ NOTICE: A banquet honoring the players, ment, care and kind consideration >hown me wives and officials of the Jfegrath Rockets while a patient in the Lfegrath hospital. 1959-60 Senior ”B" Provincial Champions is This also includes the kind Friends and rel­ to be held in the Assembly Hall, Monday, atives who visited me, sent cards and flowers April 4th at 7:30 P.M. Sort Caster Al McCann and each token of love shown me during my will be guest speaker. Anyone desiring illness. I cannot express my appreciation to tickets please pick then up at Garden City all. Lfey God Bless you all. Mrs, Harry Bly, Motors Ltd. by Saturday, April 2nd. Only a limited number available. Hhtson Ririe, NOTICE: Anyone wishing done - baby President M.A.A.A. sets, sweaters, socks, etc, - please contact me. Mrs. Dorothy Holtom, Ph. 327. NOTICE: The United Church Senior W. A. will hold their regular meeting at the home GOLF NOTICE: The golf course is now ready of Mrs. Wm. Beaumont on Friday, April 1st r,..and so are your golf dues. at 2:30 P.M. Those wishing transportation Golf Club Executive, please meet at the Trading Co. at 2 P.M. .AU interested ladies welcome. MOB. Pbkris NOTICE: Increase your crop yeilds by spray­ ing with the latest type equipment. I will FOR SALE; 1 medium sized baseball glove in be doing custom spraying this spring. Can good condition. $5.00. Blair Meldrum Ph 220 accept grain as part or full payment. Contact Jim Blaxall, Ph. 147. NOTICE: The annual meeting of the Spring Coulee - Bradshaw telephone company will PRE EASTER PERMANENT SPECIAL: $8.00, $10.00, be held Friday, April 1st at 2 P.M. in the $12,50, $15.00 and $20.00 permanents HALF Spring Coulee United Church. J. Thompson. PRICE. Shampoo, cut and fingerwave included. Effective J&rch 2gth to April 9th. NOTICE: The ladies Curling Club are holding Donelda’s Beauty Shop . Ph 233 a pantry sale, Saturday, May 7th in Sherba’s Cafe. . L.C.C. FOR SALE OR TRADE: late model Servel Gas refrigerator. Excellent condition. Will trade FOR SALE: Cream. Grant Crookston, Ph, 64. for grain. Ph. R817. Wm. J. WOcknitz. Mr, and Mrs. Iaifer Be^ett and Mrs, Garth Coleman were Calgary visitors last weekend SPRING when they visited with Miss Brenda Coleman and other friends.

JEWELRY Fabrics for Graduation, JUST ARRIVED: A large array of Costume Wedding and Bridesmaids Jewelry to enhance your Easter ensemble. Dresses and Ensembles, % JY Included are Earrings, Necklaces, Broaches Kiddies Pins, Kiddies Bracelets and Necklet NYLON SHEER : White Nylon sheer Sets , VERY REASONABLY PRICED. with white frosted rose design. I gR 45" wide ...... n yd. Mrs, Vera EUis of Calgary is visiting friends in tfegrath and is the guest of Mr, LOTUS CREPE : A beautiful febric for and Mrs . Tom Dudley, special occasions. White only, i ZQ 46" wide ...... | yd. CUSHION TOPS ; Gleaming white satin for that special day, be it graduation or wedding SATIN CUSHION TOPS - lovely frosted designs 54" wide ...... | 75 yd. in Souvenier styles, cushions for "Mother" and animal and scene designs. Assorted : Shimmering taffeta ideal for colors, Gold fringe. |gQ graduation or wedding attire. Available in white and colors. 48" wide. Funeral services for William Wheeler were held in the First Ward L.D.S. Chapel CRYSTAL CHARM , A satin-backed fabric Thursday afternoon with Bishop ityal Fletcher that is rich in texture and appearange, Choose officiating. Special musical numbers render» white, yellow, pink, blue. 45" wide.jQQ ed included a vocal solo "Sometime WeSU Understand" by MyS, Grant Sheeler and "I NYLON TRICOT: A fabric suitable for Need Thee Every Hour" a male quartet by Orson Bridge, John Bridge, Rulon Harker and these special events. White or pale blue 60" wide,...... j49 Victor Bohnet, Opening prayer was offered by yd. Shelton Ririe, Remarks were given by Bishop BENGALINEu. .: Ideal ivifor coato lucdouodresses-, Fletcher and Elder John H Bridge was speaker.dusters and forn»l coats to top your party Closing...... prayer was by Elder Duane Jferker.' frocks, COLORS: White, Pink, Navy, Brown, Interment took place in the Jfegrath cemetery Black. 45" wide - I 79 Tan, 60" "075 with the grave dedication by Elder Calvin Alston, Pallbearers were Archie Howes, Floyd DRESS CREPE : Black dress crepe - the Toomer, Howard Toomer, Vic Hillmer, Roy popular ticatina type. 1 Qg 46" wide ...... I Sheridan and Gabel Nemeth. The late Mr, Wheeler was born in Buffalo,-^p NJ and had...... 1®77’ JtRSLYLAINE : For spring frocks. He homesteaded in Whiskey Gap and had a t two- business in Cardston before coming to ^fegrath^£®C.eri^gSe^bles, etc* Rose or Pink* | |9 yd DRESS . A very popular spring fabric, ideal for afternoon frocks, sports­ wear, etc. Rose, Green. 36" wide - / INTRODUCING WO NEW f BRAND NAMES: CHINO CLOTH : The favorite sport cloth for it launders beautifully. Available in CORTICELLI . Has non run top and toe Thn and Red. 42" wide, j gg yd. tend, 60 gauge, 15 DRAPLRY : Floral , grey with multi fenier. |£g color design, " 36" wide,.... 98 0 yd. SEAMFREE - I19 Mrs. Alberta McClain entertained members KNEE HIGH - Qg (J of her club Tuesday evening, A social even­ ing and delicious lunch were enjoyed by BERKSHIRE Mesdanes Stella Cook, Iola Harker, Winnie Ehlert, Jfee Sabey, Geneva Neilson, Christie A service weight Harker, Lottie Harker, Bertha Bennett and hose with extension Theta Sabey.

"Why is Smith pacing up and down in front of his house like that?” "He’s awfully worried about his wife," WE AISO CARRY WEL­ "Is that so? What’s she got?" DREST NYLON HOSIERY "The car,"

THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY LIMITED, HARDWARE DEPT

INTRODUCING Patients in the Ifegreth Municipal Hospital during the past week included Mrs. Nora Peterson, Mrs. Martha Miller’, Mr. James McDowell, Mr; Duane Leish- man, Mr. Herbert Ford, Mrs. Ifeud Rasmussen, Mrs. BAPCO PAINTS FOR EVERY SUR­ Ada Leishnfin, Mrs; Lucille FACE, FOR EVERY PURPOSE. Gurney, Terry Powlesland, Color is the key to new Winona Salsberg, Baby rotten beauty, and BAPCO Diane Paul, Mrs; Verna paints are the only paints Koskewich, Mr; Simon in Western Canada that are Sense, Mr. Lester Hillmer, color-styled by libber Birren Mrs. Dorothy Minor, Mrs. one of the world’s forenost Inez Bennett and Mrs. color authorities. Sadie Rice.

275 Mr. and Mrs. Duwayne SATIN GLOW LATEX...... for walls qt. Atwood of Calgary, former 275 Jfegrath residents, are ONE COAT BAPTONE ....for walls qt. the proud parents of a baby daughter born Friday, SEMI GLOSS SATIN-GLO SATIN ...for walls »nd woodwork./-^ Iferch 18th, BAPCO PRISMATIC COLORS • 600 shades to choose from. Available in the same 3 above finishes and also outside house paint. BAPCO PURE PAINTS AIR COMPRESSOR A first quality exterior paint is composed AIR-O-MATIS PORTABLE AIR COMPRESSOR - £ h;p. of pure linseed oil and dryers combined in the proper proportions with best quality heavy duty motor complete with hose; Can be used for implement tires, paint pigments possessing maximum covering power and durability. sprayer, greasing, etc. " AVAIIABLE IN 22 EXTERIOR COLORS WITH 9 INTERMIXES. gal. 2 75 qt. GARDEN TILLER GEM 3 h,p, GARDEN TILTER with automatic rewind starter. Rotating tines can be ad­ EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINT - white Gal. justed from 22" to 15" cut. Has rear wheels, READY FILL Prepaired filler, ready direct drive with no V belts; Plows, culti­ vates and harrows. | Q gg to use. Stains, Fills, and Seals in one application. For wood paneling, furniture, floors, etc. Easy to use. Awilable in NATURAL, BLONDE, WAIHUT, RED MAHOGANY, BROWN Const, Harvey Pinnock returned home MAHOGANY, and LIGHT OAK. 75 tln Wednesday from Regina where he has been for the past five weeks taking a course in IRON OIL A product of many uses - for new R. C. M. P, work. floors, first coater for new woods before varnish, a sealer for plaster, brick. An excellent wipe r? on finish for floors and < llnole«. 210 qt.

JUST ARRIVED - RECORD SPECIAL : Popular New is the time to save L. P. Albums - your favorite songs. on lawn mowers, something REGULAR $3.98 ...... ¿...... ¿...$1.98 you will be using in the very near future. We now have two on display. See "I’m sorry if our hammering disturbed them soon. you. We were hanging a picture."

"Oh, that’s alright, I just came GASOLINE - over to ask if it is alright if we hang a picture on the other end of the nail.-" EIECTRK - THE MAGRA TH TRADING CO. LTD " A Good Place to Trade" Honey Graham Wafers ..... 1 pound ...... 330

Pineapple - crushed...... fjncy 20 oz ,3 for 990

Pineapple - Deep minted Chunks ....20 oz 2 for 85/

Coffee - NABOB 1 pound f- 73/

Scotties - white or pink ,200’s 4 for 69/

Baby Foods - strained 5 oz 8 for 89 /

Peanut Butter - SQUIRREL ,4 lbs 990

Matches - OWL per carton 330

MS<"tdieS ...10 Book Tfetches (50 books to package) ... 390

Raisins - SUN MAID 1-j- oz. pkgs each 30

Mi Ik - ALPHA tall 7 for . 990

Potato Chips - BARBEQUE tri-pack ....NALLEY’S 49/

CABBAGE - NEW 2 lbs. 230 POTATOES ... *...10 lb* bags 430 LEMONS...... per dozen 550 TURNIPS.... 3 lb. packages (90 CELERY HEARTS 330* ' WE HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY OF EASTER CANDY. GET YOUR STOCK OF GOODIES NOW. xx Nothing annoys a woman so much as having her friends drop in unexpectedly to find the house looking as it usually does»