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OCTOBER 26, 1934.
These Advertisers Are Behind the Frolic.
SIX LUCKY PERSONS
WILLWINPRIZESNEXT
WEDNESDAYNIGIIT
Draw For Splendid Prizes.
To Take?. PlaCe -At
Regent Theatre
HAVE ,. YOU A. TICKET?
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Will your name be on one of the
wiz tickets which will be drawn at
the ,Regent Theatre onWednesday
evening next? It certainly won't be
unless ' you halve. purchased a ticket.
As a result of the wealth of prizes
being offered and the splendid cause
• in aid of which the Frolic is being
bead, hundreds of local people have
*heady bought tickets. But in addi-
tion to these are many more, who
have put bff the actual purchase. To
these the Lions Club says: Buy now
--the need is great -the cause was
never better.
The list of prizes offered begOs
with 40 gallons of gasoline, the win-
ner of which will be given the oppor-
tunity of purchasing a Ford V-8
Coach for $1.00. Next is an up-to-
date Majestic 6 -tube two -door con-
sole model radio. A 'beautiful hand
carved oak chest is third prize. The
chest is cedar lined and stands 31
inches high. It is four feet long and
20 inches wide. Fourth prize is a
15 -jewel Mars wrist watch, ladies or
gentlemen's model. Next in the list
of -prizes is a 97 piece Wedgewood
& Co. dinner set. The last prize is
a
Wills razor. All the pries are on
display in the window of Daly's. Gar-
age.
Arrangements have been complet-
ed to hold the draw in the Regent
Theatre preceeding the midnight show
on Frolic night. The tickets will be
.drawn by W. H. Golding, M.P., May-
er A. D. Sutherland, George A. Jack-
son and K. M. McLean.
A. D. SUTHERLAND
General Insurance
Real Estate
Conveyancing
Wills' Drawn, Etc.
Phone 152
SEAFORTH - ONTARIO
FOR MUSIC SUPPLIES
call at
E. H. Close's
Barber Shop and Music
Store
Grocery Specials
An Open Letter 11
To the Citizens of Seaforth and
Community:
The Seaforth Lions Club ie cele-
brating its tenth ann'iversary in De-
cember of this year. For five of
!these years the. Club bas conducted
an annual •Hallowe'en Frolic for the
!benefit of crippled children and carr
minty welfare. Prior to that time
the Club raised funds by means of
concerts, euchres and dances, swiim
ming meets, garden parties, carni-
vals, "etc„ but - the policy of the Club
since 1929 has been to concentrate on
one individual effort, namely, that of
the Hallowe'en Frolic. Therefore,
the weight and energy of the entire
Club is brought into action to assure
that the Frolic will provide ample
funds for the various activities of the
Club for the period of one year.
The Frolic has had a gradaa1 and
successful evolution from a Modest
beginning. Naturally changes have
been found necessary from year to
year, new features added 'rid old
ones discarded but the Club has al-
ways endeavored to give the public
"a run for its money." The various
games, events, etc., are all so ar-
ranged to give the public a square
deal and good value. At the coming
Frolic on Wednesday, 31st October,
two new features will be introduced
which it is hoped will please all pres-
ent. ..
The really active LionsClub will
serve its community in whatever ca-
pacity it can serve best and the Club
which merely exists does not impress
anyone nor is it carrying out the real
purpose of Liomism. Every Lions
Club should take its full part in com-
munity affairs and it might be well
to briefly review the activities of the
local Club during the past year.
These include: Operated Lions switt-
ming !pool and employed a full-time
life guard; conducted clinic for crip-
pled children of Huron County dur-
ing which 42 children were given ex-
aminations; financed tonsilkectomas
on siic children; staged a community
Hallowe'en Frolic; erected a com-
munity Christmas tree and distribltt-
ed treats to 560 children; collected
and reconditioned used toys for dis-
tribution among under -privileged
children at Christmas time, in addi-
tion to providing 170 parcels of warm•
clothing for needy children; mailed
250 Christrnas greeting cards to shut-
ins and sick. people of community ;
donated a quantity of fruit and other
Christmas gifts to inmates of Huron
County House of Refuge, also con-
ducted a musical program at the in-
stitution; paid hospital and medical
expenses for a boy suffering from
Good until October 31st
ROILED WHEAT, White 'Ma%
'Swan,,
package , L
OAfI'M1EAL, 6 pounds 25c
COMFORT 90AP, 10 bars 39e
OXYDOL, large package 18c
LUX, 3 packages 25c
With every Dollar's worth of �1
Groceries, 19 lbs. SUGAR for..
J. J. CLEARY
PRONE 117 SEA FORTH
-SmITTIE'S-
Recreation
For Your Games of
SNOOKER OR POOL
• CIGARETTES
• TOBACCO
• SOFT DRINKS
• SANDWICHES
ostemyelitis; provided eye glasses for
five children; contributed funds to the
Town Relief Committee to supply an
additional 750 pints of milk per month
to undernourished children; placed
crippled children in hospital for treat-
unnt; cleaned and prepared club's
evri ening' pool for 1934 season,
(Without the support and co-opera-
tion of the public it 'would not be pos-
sible for the Lions 'Club to function
successfully. In a very generous
measure it has been the privilege of
the Club to receive this support in
the past and by a careful observance
of the rule of fair play the Seaforth
Lions Club hopes to abntin+ue to de-
serve the confidence of the people of
this community.
'Again thanking you on behalf of
the Lions Club for your past patron-
age and soliciting your generous sup-
port in aid of our Crippled Ohildren's
Fund.
Yours sincerely,
J. M. McMillan, President.
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THIRD PRIZE
A hand -carved oak chest, cedar
lined,- similar to the above, is
the third prize in . the Lions big
prize draw. The chest stands 31
inches high, is four feet long and
20 inches wide.
Beattie's Meat Market
Dealers • in Choice
Beef - Pork - Veal - Lamb
Schneider's Pork
Products
Home -Made
SAUSAGE
a specialty.
LION
J. W. BEATTIE
Phone 96
N. Cluff & Sons
LUMBER
and
COAL
LION
JOHN
CLUFF
FOURTH PRIZE
'MO splendid 15 -jewel Mare'
Wrist Watch is the fourth prise
in the Lions prize draw. Tickets
will be drawn at the . Regent
Theatre on Frolic night.
One Year's Inter-
esting Facts About
LionsClubs'Work
3,987 children were furnished with
eye glasses, bye 394 clubs.
4,198 white canes were presented
to blind adults.
$16,697.27 was expended Eby 35 clubs
in supplying milk to undernourished
school children. .
475,318 free meals were furnished
unemployed persons by 8 clubs.
FOR A GOOD
SHAVE or HAIRCUT
See
Lorne Dale
at the \--
Commercial Hotel
12,617 Christmas dinner baskets
were distributed by 187 clubs.
14,600 framed copies of the Moral
Code for Youth were presented to
schools.
$26,553.02 was donated to other or-
ganizations for various projects.
4,533 underprivileged children were
given medical attention.
Operations were performed on 527
children.
2,034 underprivileged and undernour-
iihed children were provided with
summer camp vacations.
$30,004.69 was donated to other
charitable organizations.
$23,285.40 was donated to welfare
organizations.
479 children were placed in hospi-
tals to receive medical care.
44,117 trees were planted through-
out the country.
1,960,000 fish placed in lakes and
streahne by 5 cluibs.
A LION can roar,
He's supple and fast,
He keeps in condition
By using SHELL GAS.
MICKEY'S
ONE-STOP SERVICE
This is a Tip for the rest of
you Dons.
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PROVINCE
of ONTARIO
SAVINGS
OFFICE
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LION
J. M.
McMILLAN
Manager
W.R.SMITHI
TEAS
COFFEES
CROCKERY
GENERAL
GROCERIES
Phone 12, Seaforth
COMPLIMENTS
of
H. M. Jackson
LION
R. E. JACKSON
• INSURANCE
With fii~ty Companies our
services to you are
*unlimited
WATSON & REID
PHONE 214
Specialists in All Lines of
Insurance
Have Your Car Serviced
with
SHALER RISOLINE
For Winter Driving
DUNLOP'S GARAGE
Ppne 187 : Seaforth
KEATING'S PHARMACY
SERVICE
and
SATISFACTION
LION
J. E. KEATING
Dispensing
Chemist
HERE ARE A FEW SEASONABLE•
L9Ofley paving apeciais-
Women's Coats—Heavy weight wool suede or treebark
cloth, substantial lining, fully interlined; good selec-
tion of fur collars. grown, Black, Navy. Sizes up to
44 $15.00
Women's Genuine Rayg) Crepe Nests, Bloomers or Pan-
ties --Newest styles, guaranteed quality 490
Men's Overcoats—All new styles, good honest cloths, pro-
perly made and trimmed
$12.50
Men's Underwear --Watson's or Turnbull's, heavy cream
colored cotton combinations, long sleeves and legs. Ex-
cellent value $125
THE SEAFORTH CREAMERY
Our Motto is: Best
Prcies and Entire
Satisfaction
Don't hesitate. Bring
your Cream to us
and buy your cream-
ery butter from us.
It is the best on the
market.
Highest Prices paid for Eggs and'
Poultry.
LION C. A. BARBER
Stewart Bros.
Members of Seaforth •Lions Club
Cleaning and Pressing
ADDS TO THE LIFE OF SUITS AND DRESSES
Makes them like New. For quality work, call
Sidney Dungey
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
Phone 227
Seaforth
The Robt. Bell Engine and Thresher Co., Limited, Seaforth
'DEN IGH
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. The entire
net proceeds go to the Crippled Children's Fund. The program
will include that Splendid Musical Success:
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Manufacturers of Steam Boilers for power and heating purposes, "
Traction and Portable Engines, Separators, Windstackers,,
Feeders, Gas Tractors.
Repairs and Supply Business Will Be Given Prompt Attention.
Regent Theatre
Seaforth
at 11.15 p.m.
AN OUTSTANDING
VALUE
Our 3 -Stone Diamond Ring
at $15,00
Other Rings from $15.: up.
J. A. WESCOTT
Jeweler
" MANY HAPLY RETURNS "
Featuring Guy Lombardo and his Orchestra
AND ALSO
DRAWING FOR PRIZES
By W. H. Golding, M.P., Mayor A. D. Sutherland, George A. Jackson, K. M. McLean.
PRIZES
1-40 Gallons of Gasoline, the win-
ner of which will be given the
opportunity of purchasing a
Brand New Ford V-8 Coach
for $1.00.
2—Majestic 6 -tube two -door Con-
sole Model Radio.
This is the Ford Car that the 'holder of the winning
ticket may purchase for $1.00.
3 --Hand Carved Oak Chest, cedar
lined, 31 inches high, 4 feet long
and 20 inches wide. -
4 -15 -jewel Wrist Watch.
5 -97 -piece Dinner Set.
6 --Rolls Razor.
Cmpliments of
the
Canadian
Bank of
mrn erce
LION
J. G. MILLS
Manager.
SPECIAL
REDUCTIONS-
-on—
LADIES' COATS, HATS,
DRESSES AND GENERAL
MERCHANDISE
SHINAN'S
LION
E. C.
BOSWELL
Manager
USINESS
,....,STATIONERY
should be an asset to your business. It must be care-
fully planned and well printed. You are assured of
this service at
The HURON
EXPOSITOR
LION A. Y. McLEAN
"SUPERIOR STORES"
Hallowe'en Sale — Good to Nov. 1st
Crosse & Mackweill's Orange Marmalade
32 ounces 27e
Robin Hood Quick Cooking Oahu,
lame pkage19c
Choice Docking Figs. New, 2 lbs. 17c
Tomato Juice. 10' ounces. 5 tins 25e
Derby Cheese. Slice or Spread.
2 half -pound packages 25e
Clark's Pork & Beans. 2's, 2 tins 19e
.McLaren's Jelly Powders, 5 pkg.% 25e
Amber Honey. good quality. 104b. paii'1a85c
"7 Deliveries in Town Every Week Day"
ROSS J. SPROAT
PHONE 8.
N. PRYCE
PHONE 77
WILLIAMS'
BARBER SHOP
For High Class Ladies' and.
Gentlemen's Work
MARCELLING
The Bowling Alleys are now
open. Have you had a game
yet?
BUY
Trade Marked SHOES
FOR SERVICE AND SATISFACTION
SELF STARTER, Patented
LITTLE DAISY -and TINY TOTS, Registered
Trade Marked Shoes
Manufactured in Seaforth, Ontario, undeZ
ideal working auditions.
Prizes on Display at Daly's Garage, Seaforth.
Admission- to Show 35 Cents Including Tax -
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LION W. J. DUNCAN