Royal Lumber Yards Ltd. Advertisement

              The playhouse shown above is designed for
children three to eight years of age and will
keep them busy and happy.
I t is m a d e f r o m six pl*ce« o f o n e - h a l f i n c h t h i c k p l y w o o d,
each t w o f e e t w i d e b y f o u r feet l o n g , h i n g e d t o g e t h er
so t h a t t h e k i d s c a n o u s h t h e m a r o u n d t o s u i t t h e occas­i
o n , a f t e r n o o n tea o r a n I n d i a n r a i d.
Cut out t h e d o o r a n d w i n d o w o p e n i n g s a n d u»e l o o s*
p i n hinges f o r t h e panels so t h a t t h e y can be t a k e n
a p a r t e a s i l y f o r f l a t s t o r a g e.
P a i n t each panel a d i f f e r e n t b r i g h t c o l o u r.
Royal Lumber Yards
* LTD.
HIGH RIVER, ALBERTA
TELEPHONE 2552
Foothills Health Unit
Baby Clinics
Well Baby Clinics for
SEPT.
will be held as follows:
FMaeremt HPraemsiidlteonnt s The presidents of the Prai­rie
Farm, Unions met with
Hon. Alvln Hamilton in Sas­katoon,
Monday, August 21et.
The discussion centred on
this year's crop situation and
its results and general farm
income. J
Mr. Hamilton agreed that
the crop yvsurance plan re­quired
some revision but be­lieves
a form of re-insurance
will take care of emergencies
such as this year produced.
He Is optimistic about cattle
prices hut expects a slump in
hog price* If another dry
year follows next year, Can­ada
wiii have difficulty filling
her committments for grain
sates. He is op11 mistic t hat
The T960-61 oats ihd~ barley
pools can be clow.' off before
the end of the y> r and that
the final payme> will be
substantial.
The minister agrees the
farm income picture is' such
that it requires boltering
from the treasury. Consider­able
time was taken in dis­cussing
ways and means of
doing so, to set maximum
benefits to those people with
the greatest need. The farm
union suggestion that a yield
of 12 bushels or less be used
as a yardstick for determin­ing
eligibility for 7overnment aid interested the minister.
THE OROGRAF A»PARATU»
For Prospector* and Others
Now Invention Discovery Lnti • l i f e t i me ami can bo op­erated
by anyone. Guaranteed
to And any mineral Including
uranium and radium; or any
metallic object. Full price S3J0
PROF. A. HOVING
High River S-tf-o
THE HiHgtI*GH RIVER TIMES Rfv«r, Aftertax, -
THURSDAY. AUG. .31, 19|H
NReegwu lPaotisotnals On September 1, 1961, new
postal regulations on mailing
samples will become effec­tive.
Unaddressed samples
weighing not more than one
pound and not exceeding the
maximum dimension, IS" x
8" x 4". will ba accepted at
the rate of 4c for the fir»:
two oz. and l e for each addi­tional
2 oz. In the form of a
roll the maximum size is
t8" x 6".
Unaddressed s a m p l es
weighing 8 c„ or les? and
measuring not more than 9"
in length. 4M»" In width and
\ " thick will be accepted at
a rate of 39c for the first 2 or.
and lc for each additional 2
c*. or fraction thereof.
No change of rate I*
planned for addressed sim­ples.
Social Credit
Agent Appointed Ernie Patterson, Federal
Social Credit candidate in the
Macieod constituency, has
announced the appointment
of Mr. Jack Dickinson, of
Claresholm, Real Estate own­er,
as his official agent. Mr.
Glen Lett, principal of
Claresholm hi^h '-rhcol. has
been appointed as campaign
manager for Mr. Patterson
The Federal Social Credit
Association in the Maclecd
constituency is busy prepar­ing
for the next federal (flec­tion
under the presidency Mr.
Layton Buckweli of Fort
Macieod.
Be v e r y sure. Use " A P P R O V E D"
Red Head Motor Oils. Red H e ad
" A P P R O V E D " M o t o r O i l s g u a r a n t ee
t h e most I n l u b r i c a t i o n t h r o u g h A l l -
w e a t h e r O p e r a t i o n.
Farm and Ranch Sales Boyd W. Elliott Cayley Phone H.R 9119-35