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At
Kitseguckla
Social
and
Sale
Saturday
Enjoyable
Event
Night
KITZEGUKLA,
Oct.
27:
On
3aturday
night
in
the
United
Church
the
annual
Thanksgiving
social
and
sale
was
held.
The
meeting
opened
with
a
devotional
oeriod
conducted
by
the
pastor,
Rev.
Bishop
Black,
who
gave
a
brief
address
following
the
sing
ing
of
"Come
Ye
Thankful
People
Come,
Raise
the
Song
of
Harvest
Home."
A
short
program
of
music
fol-
owed,
the
guest
singers"
being
Mrs.
V.
SamDare
of
Kitwanea
and
Mrs.
.
"adwallader
of
Cedarvale
who
ang
two
duets.
Walter
Wesley
rendered
two
piano
accornlan
so-'os
and
the
school
children
sang
the
song
"A
Better
Day
is
Coming
By
and
By."
All
were
enjoyed.
A
very
attractive
number
was
a
duet
by
two
junior
Grade
I
pupils
Cora
Wesley
and
Godfrey"
Wes
leywho
sang
"Ring
Bells
Ring."
Born
They
were
called
back
for
another
number.
Interesting
and
humorous
speeches
were
delivered
by
the
vll
ved
delicious
refreshments
free
of
i
Wild"
3
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h.
COATES,
General
Aent
?rlnce
llupert,
U.C.
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V
FEATURES
ANNOUNCED
Special
Attractions
Urine;
Presented
In
November
at
Capitol
Theatre
Here
The
month
of
November
will
be
marked
bv
a
number
of
new
tea
.
tures
of
entertainment
at
the
Capl-
,ol
Theatre.
It
Is
announced,
by
Man
ager
D.
G.
Borland.
In
addition
to
the
nlcture
bookincs
which
Include
such
attractions,
as
"Kid
Galahad,"
"Captain
Courageous,"
"Star
Is
Born,"
"One
Hundred
Men
and
a
Girl,"
"Saratoga"
and
"Angel,"
there
will
be
three
revivals
of
outstanding
successes
"David
Har-um."
"Mr.
Deeds
Goes
to
Town"
and
"Theodora
Goes
Wild."
In
addition
to
this,
the
Capltollans
will
return
to
the
stage
with
an
engagement
next
week.
The
bookings
for
the
ensuing
month
are
announced
as
follows:
October
29
and
30
Edward
G.
Robinson
"and
Bette
Davis
In
"Kid
Galahad."
November
1
and
2
Bob
Burns
and
Martha
Rave
in
"Mountain
Music"
and
the
Capltollans
on
the
stage.
November
3
Will
Rogers
in
"Da
vid
Harum"
and
Brian
Donlevy
and
Francis
Drake
in
Midnight
Taxi."
November
4,
5
and
6
Spencer
Tracy,
Lionel
Barrymore
and
Fred
die
Bartholomew
in
"Captains
Courageous."
November
8
and
9
Kay
Francis
and
Ian
Hunter
in
"Confession."
November
10
-and
11
Bobby
Breen
and
Baslf
Rathbone
in
"Make
a
Wish."
-t.
November
12
and
13-Janet
Gay-
nor
and
Frederic
March
in
"Star
Is
November
15
and
15
Kay
Fran
els
and
Errol
Flynn
in
"Another
Dawn."
November
17
Dorothy
Lamour
'.age
leaders,
Joseph
Wesley,
Alfred
and
Ray
Milland
in
"Jungle
Prln-
McDames,
and
Peter
Mark,
while
j
cess"
and
Ricardo
Cortez
and
Gail
Moses
Jones
made
a
very
capable
Patrick
in
"The
Husband
Lies."
and
efficient
chairman.
I
November
18,
19
and
20
Deanna
A
sale
or
fruits,
vegetables,
and.Durbin
and
Leopold
Stokowski
in
other
useful
articles
followed,
the:
"One
Hundred
Men
and
a
Girl"
articles
being
auctioned
off
by
Fred
Sampare.
Afterwards
the
Ladies'
Aid
ser
November
22
and
23
Gary
in
"Mr
Deeds
Goes
to
Towa"
and
i
Irene
Dunne
in
"Theodora
'Goes
w.mbv,
uiuiguis
m
ciuse
a.
ae-
j
November
24
and
25
uorotnyi
lightful
evpning's
entertainment.
Lamour
and
Lew
Ayrcs
in
!"The
:
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THE
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QUAKER
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OF
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BAKING-SAVES
TIME-TROUBLE
WASTE-MAKES
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simple
baking
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FREE
by
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ing
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below.
No
more
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overnight
setting
or
expensive
failures.
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and
"The
Quaker
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takes
all
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labour
out
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baking
and
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of
time.
Quaker
Flour
will
delight
you
tool
It's
not
ordinary
flour
but
milled
by
The
Quaker
Oats
Company
to
meet
the
special
demands
of
Canadian
housewives
for
a
finer,
better
all-purpose
flour.
FEATURE
.
1
......
1,1
tiwl
Jean
Arthur,
i-awaru
Ray
Milland
Head
Casi
ui
"Easy
Living"
The
story
.of
a
poor
working
"lrl
who
gets
a
$50,000
sable
coat
as
a
gift
and
then
is
called
upon
to
live
up
to
it
brings
Jean
Annur
Friward
Arnold
and
Ray
Milland
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
this
mid-week
in
tlu
smart
comedy
"Easy
Living."
The
sift
of
the
coat,
oddly
enough,
causes
a
Wall
Street
crisis,
saves
a
hotel
from
bankruptcy,
gets
a
bus
boy
fired
from
a
restaurant
and
wins
Miss
Arthur
a
handsome
husband.
In
the
picture
Miss
Arthur
wears
wardrobe
valued
at
$100,000
and
?cms
worth
$800,000.
Edward
Ar
nold
is
a
Wall
Street
tycoon
and
Ray
Milland
Is
his
son,
trying
to
make
a
go
of
it
as
a
bus
boy
In
a
restaurant.
Luis
Albernl
and
Mary
Nash
have
important
comedy
roles.
DUCKS
PLENTIFUL
BRANTFORD,
Ont.,
Oct.
27:
(CP)
Duck
hunters
hiding
out
from
Turkey
Point
and
other
Lake
Erie
-olnts
report
good
bags.
One
party
shot
28
large
ducks
In
a
few
hours.
Last
Train
from
Madrid"
and
Jane
Withers
In
"Angel's
Holiday."
November
26
and
27
Jean
Har
low
and
Clark
Gable
in
"Saratoga,"
November
29
and
30
Marlene
Dietrich
and
Herbert
Marshall
In
"Angel.'
WAKE
UP
YOUR
LIVER
BILE-
And
Youll
Jump
Out
of
Bd
la
tht
Morning
Rrin'
to
go
Tn
Itvtr
should
pour
oat
two
coanijt
of
liquid
btU
Into
your
bwU
daily.
If
tht
til
U
not
Howl
tic
(''J.
jour
food
dom't
dif
aat,
It
Jut
dcn
l
th
bowia.
Gu
bloat
up
your
atomatn.
You
tt
aorutipaud.
Harmful
poiaoa
10
Into
th
oodr.
you
(!
tour,
link
and
th
world
looka
puck.
A
mm
bowal
rooTnnt
doMn't
alwtrt
r
tt
t
th
nun.
You
ad
aomtthtof
that
work
on
th
Urtr
M
wall.
It
ai
tnnaa
food,
old
Cartar'i
Uttl
lint
P0I
to
fat
that
two
Kund
of
bll
towing
froafy
aad
nak
you
I
"up
and
up''.
Rarmlaaa
and
lanUa.th.y
maka
th
bll
flow
froaly.Tkay
da
th
work
of
ealomal
but
hava
na
ralomai
or
mareory
In
th.ro.
Aak
for
t
artar
Uttla
Uar
Pills
by
namal
Stubbornly
rafuaa
anything
alaa.
tU.
HELEN
1
"No
wonder
Alice
looks
worn
our
with
all
trie
time
she
spends
slaving
over
her
baking
MARIE
1
"Poor
thing
let's
tell
her
our
secret
about
The
Quaker
Easy
Method."
uaker
Flour
I
Alwdvt
the
Same
Always
trie
Deft
for
Bread,
Cakes
and
Pastry
NO
MORE
DRUDGERY
FOR
THESE
WESTERN
WOMEN...
READ
WHAT
THEY
SAY:
"No
old-fashioned
baking
method
for
me.
I
use
Quaker
Flour
and
The
Quaker
Easy
Method
of
Uaking.
Any
woman
who
haSn"t
tried
it
should
do
so,
and
save
herself
a
lot
of
work
and
time"
Mrs.
W.
A.
Beam,
Yortlon,
Saikalchtuan.
"The
Quaker
Easy
Method
of
Iak
ing
with
Quaker
Flour
has
saved
me
so
much
time
and
trouble
I
wish
I
could
tell
every
woman
about
it.
I
use
Quaker
Flour
for
every
baking
purpose"
Alr.
.
L.
Shorr,
Fori
I
ra
nets,
Ontario.
"No
more
kneading
and
overnight
setting
for
me.
The
Quaker
Easy
Method
of
Baking
with
Quaker
Flour
not
only
savei
me
all
this
trouble
and
time,
but
my
result
are
much
better
and
I
never
have
a
failure"
Mrs.
r.J.
Smith,
Milntr,
B.C
Valuable
Baking
Book
FREE
The
Quaker
Oats
Company,
Dept.
L-67
Saskatoon,
Sask.
Please
send
me
copy
of
booklet
"The
Quaker
Method
of
Easy
Dread
Baking."
Namt-
Addrtss-
Dtaltr'i
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ALL
LAUGHS!
1
a
V
001
Ve'U
say
she
is!
From
dimes
to
diamonds
in
one
delirious
day!
Wednesday.
October
27
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year
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