This full page advertises the upcoming $1.49 Day Sale run by two Simpson-Sears department stores in Calgary, Alberta. Stating "Personal shopping only" it was intended to get people through the doors instead of ordering by mail. Published in the Albertan of 20 October 1969, it offers four Spacex vehicles on card for $1.49 or a 25% discount on the Moon Base HQ.
Text reads: Spacex Toys - Wide assortment of small plastic space toys perfect for parties, stocking stuffers. 4 for 1.49
Spacex Moon Base Headquarters - 4 different compartments separated by tunnels. A must for the amature (sic) astrofan. Reg. $1.98 ... 1.49
For Xmas 1969, the Pay 'n Save department store in Calgary, Alberta offered three Spacex vehicles on card for the price of two. Taking up 7 of the 8 columns on a page in the Calgary Herald, this advert was published on 10 December 1969.
Text reads: Spacex Interspace Miniatures - Models of authentic designs created by scientits in man's quest to reach the moon and beyond. Reg. 47c ea. 3 for 99c
Another $1.49 Day Sale advert for Simpson-Sears in Calgary, this time in the Albertan from 26 January 1979. It again offers four Spacex vehicles on card for $1.49, which normally buys three.
Text reads: Spacex Toys - For space toy collectors. Comes complete with golden astronaut. Reg. 49c each 4 for 1.49
The Woolco store in Kingston, Ontario advertised their Clearance Sale in this full-page advert published in the Kingston Whig-Standard of 24 February 1970. Apparently they normally sold three vehicles on card for the price of two, and now offered three for the price of one-and-a-half in other stores.
Text reads: Spacex Interspace Miniatures. With golden astronaut. Reg. Woolco Price 3 for .99 - 3 for .59
In this full-page advert, the Army & Navy department stores in Edmonton, Alberta offered four Corgi Juniors, Husky or Spacex toys for a dollar in their Xmas sale. (Husky toy cars were Corgi Toys' answer to Matchbox. Rebranded as Corgi Juniors and equipped with better wheels they later competed with Hot Wheels.) Published 9 December 1970 in the Edmonton Journal.
Text reads: Corgi Jrs - Husky and Spacex Toys - Choose from large selection of these ideal stocking fillers. 4 for 1.00
Three Simpson-Sears stores in and near Hamilton, Ontario, ran this full-page advert to get last-minute Xmas shoppers to spend their last-minute dollars. It appeared in the Hamilton Spectator on 23 December 1970.
Text reads: Spacex miniature vehicles. Realistic space vehicles with golden astronaut. reg 49c ... only 24c
The Hudson's Bay store in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan ran this early Xmas advert in the Star-Phoenix of 23 November 1973. Where it's surprising to see that Spacex toys were still in stock more than a year and a half after Lines Bros went under and production stopped.
Text reads: 20 only, Spacex Miniature Toys. only! ea., 39c.
I must confess I don't understand the "20 only" text. The advert states quantities are limited but stocks of only 20 (or even less for other items) seem rather extreme in that context.
Adverts found by John Eaton