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CRIPPLED CFHLD?
By Lion Dr. F. J. Bechely, Chairman of the Crippled
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Children's Committee.
Dr. Bechely Discusses Here the Work and Expense In-
volved in Caring For Huron County Crippled Chil-
dren. It is Only Through the Wholehearted Support
of the Community That the Lions Are Enabled to
Continue This Activity. Will You Help?
The Lions Club of Seaforth undertook the work for
crippled children some four years ago,, when it was first
proposed to take up this work through the Stratford Rot-
ary Club. The late Lion R. M. Jones was largely respon-
sible in organizing this activity.
Feeling that Huron County was too large for one
club to handle, the Goderich Club was approached with
the idea of dividing the County. Goderich Lions enthusi-
astically endorsed the idea and since that time the Clubs
have held annual Crippled Children's Clinics in Seaforth
and Goderich. The Lions Club originally did their work
through the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, but
two . years ago it was decided to transfer this work to
War Memorial Children's Hospital, London. Dr. G. Ram-
say, one of the outstanding bone specialists in the county,
has acted as clinician since that time.
During the last few years the Lions Club of Sea -
forth has' been instrumental in bringing to light and pro-
viding treatment for a large number of crippled children.
This activity is at once the most satisfying, .and most
heartbreaking to be engaged in. The sight . of seeing a
crippled child walk again is perhaps the greatest joy that
a person engaged in this work can experience and the dis-
appointment, when it is realized that nothing can be done
to make. the poor crippled, limbs straight again, is great
beyond words. There is not a member of the Lions Club
that does not experience a feeling of deeds well done
when they think back on the good accomplished with the
children in the past few years.
Some of our cases have taken a great deal of money
to complete. We have at the present time one case alone
that will require our every effort to carry to a succ-essful
conclusion. And let me emphasize at this time, that with
all our cases, there is no charge for medical services. This
great body of men=the medical profession—give cheer-
fully of their time and means to further this noble cause.
The hospitals likewise do -all in .their power; the Lions
Clubs pay for their crippled children at the lowest pos-
sible rate. I mention these points merely to show that
nowhere in the chain of the caw of a crippled child is
there any thought of profit.
The idea behind the whole work is one of service—to
be ofsome use to the community in which we live—to
do our part in making the children healthier and happier
and so naturally to build better citizens for the future;
to try and make self-respecting and self-supporting citi-
zens—in short to make this a better country by starting
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HALLOWE'EN.
Hallowe'en a few years ago meant
taking somebody's front steps away,
(hanging somebody's elses gate on a
telephone pole, the shoving over of
numerous sheds and outlying build-
ings.
The Lions have, however, changed
much of this. To be sure some mis-
chievous boys still run rampant; some
properties still receive attention; but
in the main the Seaforth youth of
to -day go to the Lions Hallowe'en
Frolic. a'
/Starting after school on Hal-
lowe'en day, with the distribution of
noise makers and novelties the pro-
gram is carried through the evening
and includes a parade led by the
Highlanders Baud, prizes for cos-
tumes and comic events, and most
important in the eyes• of the boys and.
girls—free candy for all.
This is just another instance of how
the Lions have taken care of the
children of .the town on an usually
troublesome evening and at the same
time are raising funds, for a worth-
while object.
Every Lions Ticket Bought
Helps Further a Worthy Cause
The Regent Theatre will be a hive
of conjecture about midnight on
Tuesday of next week.
At that time W. H. Golding, M.P,,
Mayor Sutherland, G. A. Jackson and
K. M. 'McLean will, be drawing ten
tickets to decide the winners of the
ten fine prizes being awarded in con-
nection with the annual Lions Hal-
lowe'en Frolic.
Attention is called to the fact
that every dollar's worth of tickets
purchased means so much more,as-
sistance for some poor unfortunate
crippled child. , Every dollar's worth
of tickets pilrchased means that the
Lions Club will be in just that much
better position to distribute christ-
mas cheer to a needy family.
This is the point the Lions wish
at the only point that this is possible—the children.
If it were not for the unselfishness of e'eryone con.
nected with this work, it would not be possible to carry
on. All the money raised by our annual appeal for funds
is used each year and always present is the fear that per-
haps for lack of funds some child might be°neglected. We
feel confidentthe good people of Seaforth and vicinity
will respond to our appeal, buy our tickets, and turn out
to the Frolic. Let everyone do his or her part and success
will surely follow.-
Arnold's Cash Grocery
Clearing Out Sale of Dishes
Four sets of dishes, 96
pieces each. Several up-
to-date Tea Pots and
Pitchers.
All Must Go At Cost
► SPECIALS
PICKLED BEEF TONGUES 12c
pound
MINCE MEAT ' 25c
2 pounds
ROAST BEEF 1OC 15c
pound 9 to i
BOILING BEEF
pound 8c to '9c
Have You Tried Waffled Steak?
It melts in your mouth.
CHRISTIES' MEAT MARKET
Have Your Children ,year
JACK . and JILL
FLEXIBLE HEALTH SHOES
For Misses and Children
All shoes fitted by the visible
FITTING SYSTEM
W. G. 'WILLIS
NEXT TO DALY'S GARAGE
Lamps.
Special sale of smart mod-
ern Electric Lamps, for
every purpose.
Attractively priced
film $2 to $12
Walker's
FURNITURE STORE
REXALL
1Gent Sezle
4 Big Days
Wed., Thurs., Fri. and Sat.
Nov. 1,2,3,4
KEATING'S PHARMACY
Lion J. E. Keating, Phm.B.
DISPENSING CHEMIST
you to remeanlber the six tickets you
may buy may not bring you a prize
—but the dollar you have spent will
do a, great good.
Tickets may...be purchased from
any Lion until the time of the draw.
Will you help?
ILLIAMS'
BARBER SHOP
For High Class Ladies' and
Gentlemen's Work
MARCELLING.
Insurance
With fifty companies, our ser-
" vices to you are unlimited.
WATSON" & REID
PHONE 214
Specialists in All Lines of
Insurance
Have
Your Transmission
REFILLED WITH
Winter Gear Lubricant
AND MAKE EASY CHANGING
—at—
Dunlop's Garage
PHONE 187 - SEAFORTH
W. R. Smith
.Teas
Coffees
Crockery
• and
• General
1 Groceries
Phone 12, Seaforth
LIONS MIDNIGHT SHO
BIG
At the Regent Theatre, Seaforth, at 11,15
Through the kindness of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Sutherland, the Lions are enabled to extend the Frolic to
include a Special Midnight Show at the REGENT THEATRE, starting at 11.15. Every cent in ad-
missions (less government tax) goes to the Crippled Children's Fund. The programme will include
SPECIAL FEATURE PICTURES
AND
DRAWING for pRIZ
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By W. H. Golding, M. P., Mayor Sutherland, George A. Jackson and K. M. McLean.
1. Victor Superheterodyne Radio.
2. Avon Cedar Chest.
3. Electric Rangette with Oven.
4. Kenwood Blanket, Large Size.
5. Alarm Clock, luminous dial, chrome plate.
.6. Walnut Bogk Rack and Magazine Stand.
7. Walnut Magazine Stand.
8. Miniature Chest.
9. Miniature Chest.
10. Miniature Chest.
Every ;admission ticket is numbered and Prizes will be given foie- Lucky Numbers
Admission to show 35. cents, including tax.
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ON SALE AT THEATRE ALL THIS WEEK; ,AT THE RINK, OR FROM ANY LION.
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A Few of
Our Outstanding Val
WOMEN'S WOOL JERSEY DRESSES
at.,
WOMEN'S FLANNELETTE GOWNS
at
WOMEN'S CASHMERE HOSE
at
58 -INCH WIDE HEAVY COATING
at
MEN'S STANFIELD'S UNDERWEAR
at
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50c
1.50
1.25
STEWART BROS.
Members of Seaforth Lions Club
SMITTIE'S
Recreation
For a Game of Snooker
or Pool
Cigarettes, Tobaccos and
Soft Drinks
Opposite Daly's Garage
FOR MUSIC SUPPLIES
call at
E.. H. Close's
Barber Shop and Music
Store
A. C. Routledge
GROCERIES - CURED MEATS - PROVISIONS
Phone 166
Seaforth
J. J. Cleary
WHERE YOUR PATRONAGE
is APPRECIATED
3 pounds Tea $1.00
1 lb. Rideau Hall Coffee....40c
10 pounds Sugar 69c
10 bars P. & G. Soap 28c
11 Bars Castile Soap 25c
6 pounds Oatmeal 23c
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS
on
Ladies' Coats, Hats,
Dresses and General
Merchandise
at
SHINAN'S
The Robt. Bell Engine and Thresher Co. Limited, Seaforth .
Manufacturers of Steam Boilers for power and heating purposes,
'fraction and Portable Engines, Separators, Windstackers, Feeders,
Gas Tractors.
Repairs and Supply Business Will Be Given. Prompt. Attention.
Pure Copper
Sauce Pans
---65c---
Lasts a Lifetime
Geo. A. Sills & Sons
Hardware
Heating - Plumbing
Lorie's
Accurate Watches
AND
Diamond Rings
J. A. WESTCOTT
JEWELLERY
Help to
BUILD HEALTH
with
CRICH'S
White Clover Bread
Sweet as June Meadows
Seaforth Phone 34
PATRONIZE THE
ADVERTISERS ON
THESE PAGES
Beattie's Meat Market
Dealers in Choice
131;1•,F, PORK, VEAL, LAMB
Schneider's Pork Products
HOME-MADE SAUSAGE
a specialty.
LION J. W. BEATTIE
PHONE 96
WATCH OUR WINDOW
FOR FREE HEITZ'. GOODS
A Basket of Heintz' Goods Given
Away to the Lucky Number dur- '
ing the Big Community Sale—
November 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th.
CARTER'S
Cash Grocery
T. Dickson
SPECIAL RATES
on .
PURINA CHOWS
and
BULBS
BUY
Trade
Trade Marked Shoes
FOR SERVICE AND SATISFACTION
SELF., STARTER, Patented
LITTLE DAISY and' TINY TOTS, Registered
Trade Marked Shoes
Manufactured in Seaforth, Ontario, under ideal
working conditions.
Lion W. J. DUNCAN
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