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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1937-10-22, Page 7;y} 4 t/ . • s ii • • „ Seaforth iia s 'i,ll L..Pistribute Eleven Valuable PrizesAt Hallowe'enF*4Oetoberz 29 Brand New 1937. Auto Heads List Of Prizes Which May Be Won At Seaforth , I:'i ons B ig Frolic. BUY YOUR TICKETS WITHOUT DELAY! "The biggest .25 cent value in On- tario" way one, citizen describ- ed the Seaforth Lions draw this year. First prize, a brand nervy 1937 Ford V-8 Tudor Sedan _miead& a list of valu- able prizes that, anyone weal& be proud to owns And every ,quarter repent on a Lions ticket means just that much mare money for the Club to use in; its crippled children's work, do its park and swimming pool, in its Christmas cheer and Christmas stock- ing • fund. The holder of the second ticket drawn will receive a walnut upright ;bookcase which stands -51 inches high and is really a beautiful piece of furniture. It is valued at $25.00. Third prize, a bridge table and four chairs, is valued at $18.00. A walnut living room table, beauti- fully finished with a butt walnut top, goes to the holder of the fourth tick- et drawn. This, too, is valued at $18.00. Fifth and sixth prizes are •a Ken- wood all -wool reversible blanket, value $9.50, and a •modernistic black and silver table lamp, value $7.5b, while the seventh prize is a. 32 -piece tea set of fine English semi -porcelain, Colorfully decorated and valued at $6.50. A silver coffee maker, together with electric heater, is eighth prize, while the 9th and 10th prizes are an electric sandwich grill andan open - face 8 -day kitchen clock. Even if your ticket is not drawn. Exist, you still have "a chance for a major prize for No. 11, the last chance prize is a hand carved wal- nut chest of the -nationally known Boshart make. It retails at $25.00. The draw for the prizes takes place at the Palace Rink at 11.30, when the lucky tickets will be drawn by • Ii. Golding, .M.P., . G. A. Sills, G. LC Jackson, Wm. Arent, A. F. Cluff and K. M. McLean. Tickets may be purchased at any Seaforth store and many country stores, or from any member of the Lions ,Club. Buy yours now! E. C. CHAMBERLAIN Insurance Agency SEAFORTH All classes of Insurance writ- ten and placed in first class Companies. We Solicit Your Business Phone 334, W Dominion Bank Bldg. GROCERY SPECIALS Choice Quality Pumpkin 3 Tins for. 25c Forest City Baking Powder with 25c Glass Plate and Sherbet,, for L Palmolive Soap -3 for 17c 6 P G Soap with 2 Cakes 31 Kirk's Castile—All for Kellogg's Corn. Flakes with cereal bowl -3 pk29c gd. for 297 ALEX. McGAVIN PHONE 95 A Crippled Child Needs Your Help! By Dr. F. J. Beohely, Chairman, Crippled Children's Committee, Seaforth Lions CIO. The I.Yons Clu of "'Seaforth has been engaged in Child Welfare Work for the past fdgbt years. During tha t Mime we have had examined; end• re - Commended treatnoent for some hun- dreds of children in this section of Huron County. Same have needed expensive appliances and some have .. had to spend long periods in various hospitale. The members of this Club _have expended on this work ap- proximately $6,000.00 and a great deal of time, patience and effort to see that these children get all the attere bion that medical science ear . give them. . We are now asking the people of this. community to do their part. We must raise this money every year and we appeal through our Hallowe'en Frolic. It is YOUR chance to show the Club that our efforts on behalf of these underprivileged, children are ap- preciated and that you want the work to continue. As you are all aware, we have had this year a terrible .epidemic of in- fantile 'partalyels. Fortunately our community has been spared to a large extent from the ravages of this dread disease, but this. has not been true of nearby sections. We are, therefore, anticipating theft this year we will have a large number^ of addi- tional eases to provide for. We wish to thank you for the gen- erous assistance provided in the past and we have every confidence that this year you will make the Hal- lowe'en Frolic bigger and better than ever. Do you want Pep in your Cary for Winter Driving? -Come in and have a motor tune-up with o u r latest equipment for General Mo- tors Cars. A. W. DUNLOP Dealer : Phone 187 FURNITURE Repaired, Remodelled and Refinisied —,Also— Used Furniture For Sale THORNE REPAIR SHOP We Carry a Complete Line of SCHOOL- BOOKS and SUPPLIES. Thompsol's l ok- Store Seafo h • LIONS BUILD BEAUTY POT 0 The Seaforth Lions Club Park and Swimming Pool, now in its 14th year, is annually attracting unusual attention from the people of this community and neighboring towns. Costing nearly $10,000 during recent years, the Club has yearby year endeavored to improve the park and pool until to -day it stands without an equal in Western Ontario. As facili- ties improve, so do maintenance costs, and it is for expenditiures such as this that the Club is appealing to you at this time. H. C. BOX AMBULANCE SERVICE • Nothing is neglected . . . We pride ourselves upon anticipating the wishes of our patrons even before their desires are made known. - Night Calls Phone 175 Day Calls Phone 43 Dom ini�n Stores LTD. You will enjoy shopping at- our new,- up-=to=date- - Store. Under new management. BOB SHARPE - Mgr. Phone 114, Seaforth. DINE AT Comrnercial ---Cafe--- Club Breakfast Luncheon Dinner LUNCHES At All' Hours This is the place to enjoy your Meals! 35c 50c 50c . R. Smith f TEAS • COFFEES • CROCKERY • GENERAL GROCERIES • PHONE 12 : SEAFORTH We wish to take this oppor- tunity to thank our many friends and customers for helping us to establish a modern farm equipment and electrical supply store, and can assure you of the best of service, at the most rea- sonable prices. • JOHN BACH Phone 17 Main Street - Seaforth MacD o n a id's - Bakery • The Home of Good Things to Eat Tasty Grill. will serve you Tasty and Delicious Sand- wiches or. Lunches. C. M. SMITH, Proprietor. Cardillo Block - Seaforth Beattie's 5c to $1, Store This is the Store that puts First Things First QUALITY - VALUES - DISPLAYS PRICE TICKETS— Along with these go Courteous Service and a — Cash Back Guarantee See our Windows. Look over our Store — We welcome comparison. Beattie's 5c to $1. Store ECIAL S�REDUCTIONS on Ladies' Coats, Hats, Dresses and General Merchandise, — at — 5hinan's. Graves' Wallpaper Store PAINTS - - VARNISHES and WINDOW SHADES Phone 7 - " Seaforth FOR BETTER CLEANING — try — Gillespie's Cleaners Dyers • • Tailors FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone: Day 119-W Phone: Night 308 • S. T. HOLMES & SON AWING foto: aPRIZES Palace Rink at 11.30 P.M. Prizes on Display at Walker's Furniture Store • DANCE In Oddfellow's Hall, 12 - midni ht to 2.30 a. m, Don't miss this treat—come prepared to make a night of it. Excellent music. Perfect Floor Admission 35 Cents 1. The holder of the first ticket drawn will be giv- en the opportunity of" pur- chasdng a 1937 Ford V-8 Tudor Sedan with built - In trunk, for $1.00 2. Walnut Upright Book - Case, 51" high, glass door, value $25:00 3. Bridge Set, inctuding leather covered table and 4 leather covered chairs to match, value$18.00 4. Walnut Living Rin o m Table, beautifully finish PRIZES INCLUDE: 5. 6. 7. 8. ed with Butt Walnut top, value $18.00 Kenwood All -Wool Re- versible Blank e t, va- lue $9.50 Modernistic Black and Silver Table Lamp, va- lue $7.50 32 -piece." •" Tea Set, fine English semi-porclain, col- orfully decorated, v a - lue $6.50 Silex Glass Coffee Maker with electric element com- plete, value ....... $6.00 9. Electric Sandwich Grill with drip tray attached, value $4.50 10. Open Face 8 -day Kitchen Clock, value $3.00 11. Last Chance Prize: Hand carved Walnut Chest, 40'1 x 18'/ " x 19", cedar lined, value .. f.. $25.00 To the seller of the lucky ticket on the car, one all -wool Reversible Auto Rug, va- lue $5.75 Draw'will be rude by W. 1L Golding, M.P., G. A. Jackson, G. A. Sills, A;'F. C1ut1f, in. Amefit, K. M. McLean. Tickets mar be procured throughout the evening at Rink 1 woo or plaids; satin bomud IBEX and GLEisl SHIEL FLAN Fundouble bed sate; various co -.borders • _ TKENWOOD BLANKETS—Soft virgin wool; e„ ed color; satin bound, 60x80 , , WHITE WOOL BLANKETS—Kenwood an Mossi<'i._ lines; soft, fleecy, ° pure wool. Different color co_ bination borders. Full 'size ...$7,35and 99 95 Pa The Robi Bell Engine and Dueller Co., Ltd., Seafei Manufacturers of Steam: Borilees+ for.! Power and Heating Purposes', Traction and Portable Engines, Separators,Windstackerss, Feedeps -Gas ;w Tractors. Repairs and Supply Business Will Be Given Prompt Attention J. W. Beattie Fresh and Cured Meats Home-made Sausage a n d Waffled Steaks a specialty. Phone 96 : Seaforth J. W. BEATTIE — KEATING'S PHARMACY "The Rexall Drug Store" SERVICE and SATISFACTION Phone 28 Seaforth CHRISTI MEAT MARKET Dealer in° All finds of FRESH AND CURED MEATS Phone 58 - Seaforth Featuring.— CHILDREN'S eaturing CHILDREN'S - SOES SKIP-A-LON MADE IN SEAFORTH Skip -A -Long Shoes give good wear and are moderately priced. Sizes now run to 21k for Misses. - Sold and recommended by W. G. Willis For a Good Shave or Haircut see LORNE DALE at the Commercial Hote Compliments of The Canadian Bank of Commerce J. G. Mills, Manager W. Ament Phone 52 Famous Reading Anthracite Hard Coal SEAFORTH CREAMERY LIMITED Our Motto is: Best Prices and Entire Satisfaction Don't hesitate! Bring your Cream to us and buy your Creamery Butter from us. It is the best on the market. Highest Prices Paid For Eggs and Poultry PHONE 80-W SEAFORTH P. J. Dorsey PLUMBING and TINSMITHING Phone 23 Seaforth Compliments o The Dominion Bank E•f C. Boswell,. Manager Phone' 9 When you require RELIABLE TRUCKING Go&ls called for and delivered. CLARKE TRANSPORT We have Increased Our Range SKIPALONG REGISTERED TRADE' 'MARK SHOES are now made FOR NISSESS AND CHILDREN Complete Range in Half Sizes 2 to 101/2 and 11 to 21/x, in B and D -Widths For Best Values INSIST ON' SE IPALOri'GS DUNC 3sP s, r�S�hh`t}�9 u A'C