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Burnette, and his sidekick hit the trail In a

rlpwnorting jnnboree of fun and fast-

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New York cafe society. Ill it. Gene Tiemey is seen as the chic ad- 1 vcrtising executive whose every after-hours move becomes an itrm for the city's chatter columns.

Men loved her enough to (ll: for her—en0ugh to kill her! How. un- attainable. she became desirable be- yond all desire. and how a fateful love for her became the most fear- ful thing that ever linppe ed to a woman, makes for one of the most thrilling and. suspenseful screen ‘stories of the year.

Since "Laura" is an escape story of a new type-escape into the

Also New Serial “ZORRWS BLACK WHIP”

‘Finiil Chapter of “Spy SMASHERS" and CARTOON

_ w» Dana Andrews and Clifton Webb. "LALRA" rind playing today zmd Saturday at the Prince Edward Theatre.

f..ll in love wi:h a!

o A thrilling and suspenseful story mad luxury of p1\e-\','{1r cafe soc- ’- in“, i1a_s,'1@\'@r seen Of a Silva-nee and perilous experi- iety lllfe-Lhe ﬁlm provides glam- n int; (lnesﬂon ment in love — and murder - orous Gene Tierney with 23 daz-

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"Laura" is set against rhe daz- ‘mind, .,. T.

zllng background of New York's sophisticated pre-Pczli"! Harbor

‘FWYS zllng costume changes. thus pro-

viding a. veritable izlshimi show of no little ncsuigic appeal.

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ice Receipts, Costs and Proﬁts I of Imperial Oil Limited for the year I944

In I941‘ Imperial Oil made and soil! ill (lzillziila Zlllll Nlnvfollnd- lalnil mil: llllllllll 30'.’ million

gallium of products (aviation illlli motor gilsohncs, kerosene, flicl oils, lubricants, greases, For

\\'-'l.\'(‘:=. lispllults, elm). tll<~<l~ it r:-i'l~i\'i§<l...

$l82,639,673.10 100.005’?

‘ l 'l‘ll<- l~li~t uf llH‘ (‘YIHIC Oil and

U|l|l‘l' l‘1l\\' mzlll-rizilli was ........ .. 541,50 The cost of milking the crude nil lllltl illli<llf‘ll products 'as.. 20,048,806.61 10.98 Tlli- rust for freight and pack- lgea Il,ml‘,28 11.94 \ " , The or»! nf ilislrillllling and selling ll The lines [will (sales tax, prop- ' crfy Iil\l‘.~‘. income tux, etc" Im! not inrlllllirlg gasoline faxes I l which rnllgvi/jroliz lwl Io l/lirlccn cvnlx pcr {ml/orl) were... 16,24-O,44<7.52 8,89 li-ii-t

H TIIIS llllltll! a total cost 0i... $172,705,651,34- 94,569,’, 1: Leaving :\ proﬁt $ 9,934,021.76 5.44%

$9,934,021.76 —:— 1,397,000,000 gallons = 30.0071 A PROFIT OF LESS THAN Z4 of l¢ per gallon

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A copy 0f Imperial Oil’: illustrated annual report for I944 will bu sen! loyuu if you an Interested In learning more about ‘the Company's oparallona. Addneu nquuu to

IMPERIAL OIL LIMITED

Head Offices: Sarnla, Ontario

~» | meme! f!" BUICK FIIESMOSQUITOES

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Greatest uh‘ she

PM wll-Wi-PY. a National Broodgsasll: mg Company hit for more than ten years. has been put on um ween under its own name, "The Ngum- "-1 3"" 136-1168." i by Paramount Pictures. Featuring tne entire mi. orful troupe of honwsplm minstrels, the ﬁlm which is more fun than a flay-ride, opened yesterday at the Capitol ‘Theatre.

The National Barn Dance broad. cast, which originated on Chicago's WIS Staiirion nearly two decudm ago and has become a. radio insti- tution, has among its musical gilentibbezs the fumed Hoosier '

Swinging with sixteen old-time song huts and two specially writ- ten new tunes, the picture features the famous Barn Dance singers Lulu Belle and Scotty. The Din- ning Sisters otherwise known rs the “Suznbonnet Sisters of Sw-lng." add their huskin’ harmonizing to a score that swells lvlth the home- spun artistry of ixntrie American folk music. Also included in the broadcast group of this homespun musical, which features the romantic tczmi of Jean Heather and Charles Quigley, is the spirited master of ceremonies of the Quiz Kids pro- gram, Joe Kelly, who also :n.c.’s the coast-w-ooast National Barn Dance air show; _“the sage V of Winston County, Ala" Put Butram;

Arkle. fllffAflC8llSﬂs WoodchoPPH‘; hum-

favorite Mabel Paige.

MON TA G UE

At a recent ineetln! 01' Amie Re‘ bekah Lodge._ Montague. the Re- bekah Degree was conferred on two candidates. under the direc- tion of Degree Mistress, Mrs. Mar- shall Reynolds. assisted by Mrs- M, F, MacDonald Mrs. L. H. Coffin, Past President of the Re- bekah Assembly of the Mﬂfll-lme Provinces and Newfoundland, was present and gave an interesting address on the work of the Lodﬂl Mrs. Howard Vickerson read a paper on the life of Wildey. found‘ er of Oddfellowship in America. Brief remarks were also made bi" the new members, Mrs. Hub/i Nelson and Mrs. Atwood MEC-, Donald.

The Womelfs Institute of Bru- denell sponsored a crocklnole party in the Legion Hall, Montague. on May l0. The prize winners were Miss Doris Nicholson and Mr. Ernest Robertson. The proceeds were in aid of KIHES Collﬂil’ H05" pital. .

Petty Officer Claude Mellish. R CNVR. left for Halifax after spending his furlough at Union Road and Montague. While Montague he was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Bruce MacPhee.

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1 Mrs. Harry Clay arrived from the United States last week and will spend the summer here. guest

of her mother-in-law, Mrs. C. C. Clay. Miss Laura Glllts Ind Miss

Edith Gillis. Halifax. were week- end visitors to Montague, guests of their grandmother, l’ w. A Glllis.

Earl MacKenzle of the Mer- chant Navy, spent a short leave here, guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. MacKenzle.

L-Cpl. Wellington Campbell. R. C.A.. Sydney, N.S., is spending his leave at his home here.

Cpl. Marshall Reynolds, RCAF, Newfoundland, is spending s, n". iough at his home in Montague.

Mrs. Callum Bruce and Mrs.' Nathaniel Gay returned to Mon-P tague after spending the winter’ months in the United tates.

Petty Officer Dan Mac-Kenzle, R.C.N., returned to resume his duties after spending a leave here at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan MacKenzle.

Mr. J. A. Currie, the weekend at his h tague-C.

-—-_-__.__ QUINCE FROM PERSIA ‘Ipe ltnodem quince ls l. product

Pictou, spent ome 1n Mon-

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INTO PICTURE

. means of a table of bridge. small

orlst Robert Benchley and screen st

meetings, which will be held in lCharlottctown this year. A gift of bed-linen to the

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illctivo ‘Year for Ladies Aid of P. E. I. Hospital

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‘rho following report of the Ladies’ Aid Society of the Prince Edward Island Hospital for the Year 1944-45 was bmltted at the annual meeting of the Board of

tees on Tuesday: '

"During the year ten regular meetings were held tn the Cundall Home, with an average attend- ance of sixteen members. The system greviously adopted of mail- ing a n tice to each paid-up mem- ber was continued, and ninety- aeven cards were mailed each month except May, when cards could not be obtained. Notices were made through both papers for our annual meeting in May.

"The President and Mrs. W. E. Cotton, Aid representatives on the ‘Trustee Board, attended their monthly, and special meetings, regularly and would like to thank each member of the board for kind consideration, and wise ad- vice given to us.

‘ “Various money ralsingﬂschemes were sponsored by the Society dur- ing the year. In October, the ways and means committee asked each member of the Aid to be re- sponsible for raising one dollar by

tea, etc, and in this way on hun- dred dollars was added to our funds, which at that time were very low.

"Through the special ef-fort of Mr. George Tweedy we were able to procure a picture which we sponsored November 29 and 30, with very gratifying results.

Successful Appeal

Hospital Tug Day on Easter Saturday was particularly suc- cessful tlifs year, the record stun of $946.33 being realized. To Mrs. Lantz, convenor of the Ways and Means Committee, and to Mrs. G. T. Hardie, who organized the sale of tags owing to Mrs. Lantzﬂs resignation in January, and to all who assisted in any way to make each project such an cu:- anding success, we wish to ex- tend gratefui thanks.

During the annual collection held in October, our members cheerfully assisted the trustees as in former years.

At Christmas and New Years the Ladies’ Aid continued the long established practice of supplying special dinners for patients and staff at the Hospital. Two hun-

foes.

mhyato our retiring Secretary, berdavdmen . strenuous effort. of service, it his been our pleas- ure, and in the years ahead, hospital and ft: Wuftym f n out generous cots o m , Respect! uhm

Rooefptu: Proceeds Nurses Gradua- on, 44 . . . . . . ., Membership ‘Fees . Monthly Bank n .. Proceeds Bridges .

Proceeds Picture Proceeds Tag Day

Surplus May 1944

Expenditures:

Expenses Nurses Gradua- e. ‘Eli. to s.yl.a.'.'.a.;' ' ‘ ' ‘ Expenses, of Cost of making sllp covers Post

Commission paid theatre .. Christmas dinners for pati-

Mrs. Dry Clearilng i sll Christmas Gift,‘ Mme" ' .1.‘ Sundri _

Balance in Bank Less cheques

Irwin Printing Textile Products Co

uI-tm cents of our no-

o udlu’ Aid, mourns the lozhof lira. (Dr._) J. A. Oink. who wu president for many yem- v! our organization

We also extend sincere

members, and n tu fee hiu cov the cost tfcu m

Clark, in her recent

W ha com leted u your of . V. p If we have been

that lie may we bespeﬂk for our efficient staff the interest and en-

uble." uily a

ﬂorcnoo Mmlionllo, Prclldenf Helen Cllfi» swim"!-

Trenllrcr’: Report

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dred and fifty pounds of turkey; apples, candy, and special decora- tions for patients trays and nurse's tables were supplied. A Christmas gift of books was given to Lorne-a boy who has been in our Hospital for four years—!n appreciation of the help he gave us with selling tickets for our pic- ture, and with tug day.

The President at ended the Maritime Hospital Association meetings in Saint John last June. It is regrettable that no other delegates attended, and I would urge all who can, to attend the

value of twenty-five dollars is to be sent to the Ladies’ Aid of Souris Hospital. as soon as the articles are available! .

The sum of ten dollars was given to Mrs. Bennett. house- mother at the Cundall Home, to buy small articles needed.

Mrs, Roland Mcikle. ‘who work- ed many years with the Hospital Aid, was made a life member this year.

Many Activities

Our assistance to the Hospital has again centered around the linen department, and special commendation should, we feel, be given our Buying Committee, Mrs. W. E. Cotton and Mrs. R. D. Qulgley, who have worked an- other year, under war-time buy- lng conditions, and have placed all necessary linens in the Hos-

ly 1 . dgirclfudegiiil this sup s47yar ocnz or chnljrs and couches, which will be made up 8.5 soon as we can secure the help of a seamstress.

Mrs. (Dr.) Campbell, who has‘ been in charge of sewing during the year hs been until-trig tn her efforts to keep this important branch of our work functioning. Groups of three or four have selv- ed a the Hospital each Tuesday afternoon; many took sheets to their homes to stitch; various church organizations have distri- buted sewing to the members at their meetings; and in addition considerable work has been ac- complished at our monthly meet- rigs.

To Mrs. Bruce, housekeeper at the Hospital. and to Mrs, Bennett, at the Cundall Home, who have always been most anxious to co- operate with us. we are deeply indebted.

On Ma 15 we were happy to congratulate the eleven nurses of the i945 Graduating Class, and to extend to them our best wishes for success in their chosen pro- fession. Coming so close to V-E day we resumed the racttce of presenting flowers to te‘ Gradu- ates. The Graduation Exercises under our sponsorahl were held in Heartz Memorla Hall. To Mrs. G. E. Full, and those who assisted her in presenting a. most enjoyable program. also to the trustees of Trinity United Church, and to all who contributed to the success of the evening we extend our thanks.

This afternoon. the seventh Len- gue of Mercy dlspla of gifts and tea under the direct on of Mrs. W. E. Cotton and Mrs. Lelth Wright, was held in the Cundall Home. The many useful gifts received again-this year, will no doubt, be gratefully received by the Hos- pital, and will, we hope, help dur- ng the strain of busy days and over-crowded conditions. I

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