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Offered in Free Trips
CASH PRIZES - COMMISSIONS
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SEAFORTH "GOOD -WILL" CLUB
Sponsored by The Huron Expositor and Leading Club Merchants
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One of the Many Bermuda Beaches of
Pink Coral Sand
2 FREE TRIPS TO
All Expenses Paid
Every stateroom on the "Queen of Bermuda" has its own private bath
and toilet and equipped with "forced draft" ventilation system whereby
every stateroom rec'eive's fresh outside air at all times, in accordance with
the individual passenger's desire's.
For entertainment, few ships can excel the "Queen of Bermuda." Whe-
ther you swish to idle away the brief sea holiday which preludes so perfectly
v:tur Bermuda enjoyment or whether you prefer deck sports and the plea-
' sure of congenial company, this magnificent ship offers you just what you
desire. Dancing by moonlight to the rytlhm of an orchestra that assuredly
has "got rhythm", sampling the bridge of congenial fellow -travellers, good
work -rout in a first-class gymnasium, or swimming in the beautiful "Silver
Lagoon" swimming pool is all part 'of the right royal entertainment,
Copyright Registered
Bermuda Offers Many Delightful
Carriage Drives
2 FREE TRIPS TO
NEW YORK
All Expenses Paid
1st and 2nd Prizes
TWO CONTESTANTS
ONE TOWN — ONE RURAL
ROUND
Trip to Bermuda
Motor or Train Fare (Seaforth to New
York)
Boat Fare (New York to Bermuda)
— TWO DAYS IN BERMUDA —
Meals and Berth on Boat
Hotel and Meals in Bermuda
Sightseeing and Special Features
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Bermuda
Bermuda is called the Land of Perpetual
Spring or the Land of the Lily and the Rose.
Bermuda is more charming than the lovely
'islands of the South Seas and forms Amer-
ica's most natural, most perfect and most
accessible pleasure resort. In journeying
to Bermuda from New .York you come in.
contact with the Gulf Stream which wraps
the steamer in its genial warmth. Deck life
becomes attractive, and when within forty
hours the verdure -clad coral islands of Ber-
muda raise their green shores above the
south-eastern sky the tourist prepares to
step ashore in a land of perpetual spring-
time and flowers,
5th and 6th Prizes
$25 Cash
To Each Contestant—.t,egardless of District
Special Cash Prizes
10 WEEKLY PRIZES
$5.00 Cash
For Largest Weekly Vote Returns
(Not more than one weekly prize to any
one contestant.)
How to Get Big Votes
Schedule of Votes Given for Arrears or
Renewal Subscriptions
Otte Year 1,000 votes
Two Years 2,500 votes
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Three 'Years
Pour Years 7,, ► ; . to
Five Years 10,000 v
' New Subscriptions
Count DOUBLE VOTES on Each Year
Advance Subscriptions Limited to Three
Years.
000, votes
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To the Ladies of Seaforth and Surrounding Communities
Cash Commissions on Subscriptions to Contestants Who Do Not Win A Prize Award
DOUBLE VOTES
on $1.00 worth of
GRANULATED
or
BROWN SUGAR
J. J. CLEARY
GROCER
Better Baked Bread
and
Butter Baked Pastry
MacDONALD BROS.
Quality & Service
PHONE 70
SCHOOL SHOES
and
Everyday Work Shoes
SPECIAL VALUES $2.50
Free Travel Coupons
SMITH'S
SHOE STORE
DOUBLE VOTES
for all
Cleaning and Pressing
This Week
SYDNEY DUNGEY
DRY CLEANING & PRESSING
SAT. NITE SPECIAL
PIE and ICE CREAM
15c
Maple Buds
25c Ib.
CRICH'S
RESTAURANT & BAKERY
ABERHART'S
DRUG STORE
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Votes on Everything
You Purchase Here
DOUBLE VOTES
—Friday and Saturday—
on Waterproof Leather
Soles
Price Low - Quality High
Satrsfaction guaranteed
R. CARTWRIGHT
HARNESS AND SHOE REPAIR
GILLESPIE'S
Cleaners & Dyers
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Agents For
Custom Tailored Clothes
From $15.00 to $35.00
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Jeweler " - Optometrist
= GIFT SH9P=
SEAFORTH - ONT.
DOUBLE VOTES
—Friday and Saturday—
Copper Boilers and
Wringers
G. A. SILLS & SONS
Hardware - Plumbing
Furnace Work
SPECIAL PRICE
on
WINDOW SHADES
This Week
T. G. SCOTT
PAINTER & DECORATOR
DOUBLE VOTES
on
—Friday and Saturday—
ON ALL TIRE SALES
General Motors Sales and
Service
DUNLOP'S GARAGE
THIS WEEK
Our 3 Day Week -End Sale
Watch For
BIG BARGAIN BILL
BEATTIE'S
5c TO $1.00 STORE
DOUBLE VOTES
on
Bulk Teas
and
Bulk Coffee
W. R. SMITH
DOUBLE VOTES
on
Purina Laying Mash
Robinhood Flour
—Friday and Saturday—
THOMAS DICKS 1
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WALKER'S
Furniture Store
is giving
DOUBLE VOTES
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on all goods purchased
this week.
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3rd and 4th Prizes
TWO CONTESTANTS
ONE TOWN — ONE RURAL
ROUND
Trip to New York
By .Motor or Train
Seaforth to New York
— THREE DAYS IN NEW YORK —
Hotel Accommodation and Meals
Sightseeing arid Special Features
THE CITY OF WONDERS
New York
New York, the second largestcity in the
world, is a wonderful place to spend three
days. Above can be seen a view of the sky-
line of New York just as the•sun is casting
its last rays before darkness settles over
the great metropolis. The great Empire
State Building, Radio City, Ohrysler Build-
ing, Museums and hundreds of other places
of interest can be visited by the lucky per-
sons who win this beautiful trip.
7th to 10th Prizes
$10 Cash
To Each Contestant—Regardless of District
Cash Commissions
10 per cent.
On all subscription receipts to any con-
testant not winning one of the ten grand
prize awards (providing a minimum of $50
is turned in throughout thempaign.)
Free Voting Coupon
GOOD FOR 100 VOTES
Name of Contestant
This coupon, when neatly cut out ancb
mailed or brought to the Club Head!quar-
iters, t i11 count for the person whose name
appearts a1be.
w Void atter October 21
For further Inrforntati'offi tall, Write or
Phone 41, THE IIIUIB0N EXPIAITOR.
L. TAYLOR, Club Matager.
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