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1947

“An important part of my diet ever since my first bottle has been Crown Brand Corn Syrup. Now, that may be all right for a little character like myself, but let me tell you, . these grown-ups sure are lucky what with Mom serving l AT HOME. them Crown Brand Corn Syrup with so many of their dishes. And she uses it in her baking, too, as a sweetener.

I can hardly wait until I'm old

enough to have some hot wafllcs

q- pancakes smothered

delicious Crown Brand. If it's as good as it is in my cereal-

mmmmm!"

For years doctors have recom- mended the use of Crown Brand Corn Syrup as a satisfactory carbo- hydrate acting as a mills modifier

for bottle-fed infants.

CROWN BRAND CORN SYRUP

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CHILD'S SHYNESS 1B SELF-CENTRED

shy children are self-centered

and think that everybody is watching them, waiting to pounce upon them for any mistake the)‘ mike, ready to laugh at them for my reason st all. If W8 CHI! 111811- sger to get these children to un- lei-stand that few. ve.ry few people, ire in the least bit interested in what they are doing, if we can get them to see that their happiness lies outside themselves and must be created by themselves, we can help them greatly.

All shy children dread entering s room where there are strangers. Don't force that. Give the child something to carry into the room

and hand to the guests. That takes

the edge ofi’.

Teach him to look from him- self toward the other people about him. This is done by having him serve other people, helping in the tasks they are performing, doing little things to help them do what

they want to do.

It is unwise to force the shy child. He must __be gently led to look out, not in. tor his happi-

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CENTRAL GUARDIAN

This column la raaervad for lore of local interest. but advartldng o! a neway nature may be inserted llllvaeentsawordatrlotlyfl- p _ GIAPION ST. CENTRAL LIST _ OlAllWlI-Ia for Photograph-

snutlra can. Phone m’ Bruno Stewart a co. Ltd. 10.00

a ——— McDonald . asaornmssoiws-mria citrus; Rudd n, 3,122 1238 "——- ' J. R. Paton 5.00 “mull-ARON p l-IFI IN- Dr. n. n. McNeil soo

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IENWOOI) OVBBCOATS. order now for winter delivery. at Jack

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: twice daily. Phone 2061 0r 540.

- Mrs. T. R07 Cud-

GUARDIAN. g

Contributions To i Protestant flrsiianags

OMITTED IIOI

Henderson do Cudmora 825.00 CHAKLOTTETOWN CONTINUED IDWII GIEAT GIIOIGE ST.

too i

$2.00 Eaob: Dr. G. L. Smith; H.

M. Davison Ltd; Clarence Walker; Stewart Moore; Marion Bell; Jolm Boyce; Bea Vanldentine. $1.00 Each: Louise Roger-son! Joanne Robinson; Mrs. Fraser; George Craig; E. E. Clawson; Lyle Robson; George Sherren; P. Mac- Ausland; H. W. Kifsm; N, W. Low- ther; Miss E. Kays; Ruth Steven- son; Mrs. W31‘. Huggan; Ma's. Bruce i-tuggan; Mrs. Piclsani; Mrs. Bon-

more will be At Home Friday nfwr- nell. noon, October seventeenth, from KENT ISTIEIT three to five-thirty. Col. K. S Rogers 25.00 ‘——- Stern: Ltd. 25.00 POLICE CoURT—A0 HIS Stblp- Hopng Mow" 253g endiary Magistrate's Court yos- Robert Simpson hatorn Ltd. 20.00 tarday, tho case of a local man Col_ 11A, melanin“, 1990 keenlno a vicious dos was ad-l Whltlcols Tire enop 1.00 journed for one week. A man‘ Mr. Butbart 10.00 charged with theft not exceedingi Dr. W. J. P. Mclidlllan 10.00 $.25 was remanded untif Monday» Johnson dz Johnson 10.00 October 20, while a rnan charged‘ Stewart Bakeries Ltd. 10.00 f“ with assault oocasioning actual Milton's Old Spain 10.00 bodily harm, was remanded until, Lt. Gov. J. A. Bernard 5.00 Monday, October 20th. . Byron Brown 5.00 -___ MacFarlane Bros. 5.00 LEFT 0N RETURN-ills‘. Alden H. C. Crockett 5.00 Douglas of Port Crewe, Ont, left Filmer Electric 5.00 Tuesday morning on return to his The Mayfair T98 Rooms 5.00 homo after opendinB l‘ month] "Q0990 Charm-W" 500' with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.‘ Dvvzhs Bros. 5.00 Edson Douglas of Bunbury. Mr.§ H- 5- 051109‘!!! 5-00 Douglas was accompanied as far‘ Maurice 31°01! 5-00 as Montreal by his father, who N- D- Mchean 5-00 has been a patient in the P. E. Th” M155!" H551“! 4-00 Island Hospital for some time M°D°mid°0i RM“ 5MP 3-00 - and who is entering the Mont-f M“; hank Ben 3-00 real General Hospital for further IMsz'oovfi?cggp(ifig°‘yfmgmasg

and a speedy recovery.

,treatment. His many friends wish ' . > Mr. Douglas a quick return home i R" H- 3°39"; Harrmt Glbbsi mm‘

HOME BEREAVED — Word has

been received by Mrs. Stuart son of this City oi’ the after s lengthy illness at

Mor-

passing

his

home 35 Gorham Avenue, Brook-

iine, Mass. of her brother-in-law, ' James Herbert Morson. a

Mr.

well-known lawyer of Boston.

The

late Mr. W. A. O. Morson of this

llviorson of Cardigan were brothers.

City arid the late Mr. Dougald C. ' Bentley; 1301-15 gm;

also

Mr. Morson is remem- bered with affection and respect _cna.-11e Rygn; Mm A_ 1_,_ Mcpher.

by many in the province. especial-

ly in Marshfield and Dundas sides his widow ho leaves sisters in Western Canada.

one brother. Reverend R. Robert Kenzie; Bertie Steawrt; Mrs. Orion

Morson in Bryantville, Mass

a short time Albert Duffy, Frank Walsh. Father Duffy celebrated his

and sister,

the Holy Priesthood,

Augustus parish, represented Mr. Herbert Beagan, class-mote, and Kari Kelly, sented him with an address presentation. Father Duffy

native parish and will long

fuiness shown him by Father lnghan, PP.

Personals

Rev. Dr. A. J. B. E.. and Mrs. Scrimgeour, for Trinidad, where they are

ies.

Mr. and Nib-s. returned from Halifax where

C. J. Fear.

Cameron. Augustine’ Cove,

her recent tonsil operrWon in Prince County Hospital.

Mrs. Seymour Alexandra. accompanied by daughters. Mrs. Robert Carter Miss Mary Macbennan, have turned from a motor trip

week-end.

Murray. Cornwall Nunn, Rustico.

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pleased to learn. that she is con- vaiesclng nicely at her home after

. Be-

three and

REV. nanny n, nuns-y ma. l Waller Jay; Neil McConnell; Alex. TURNS WEST - Rev. Henry A. ‘ Boudreaux: 'W. H. Phillips; puny has 1e“ for m; west “t”. Blrtwhistie; Beth MacLalne; Mrs. spending a pleasant summer at W- H- Poole; M". D0088! 340F80- hi5 01d home 1n For; Augustus‘ yen; Edison Tanton; Eric Moreside; paths,- Duffy Wm return by way A Friend; Mrs. C. L. MacKay; Ec- of New York where he will spend “mm? Gmceryi M“ Wm“ Nlchifl‘ with his brother.

Mrs

During his vmé Mrs. W. Boisner; Alberta Lewis;

Sil-

ver Jubilee-twenty-five years in Greg“; Mrs" ‘i- H" H°w°m M's" J‘ on which T l _ occasion the parishioners of Fort “y 0:’

by

a. former

pre- and will

carry back West with him many happy memories o! his visit to his

TC-

mcmber the kindness and thought-

Cai-

Stdmgeour, O.

left the

senior United States missionar-

J. P. Simmonds

they

spent the week-end and Thanks- giving with their daughter. Mrs.

I

The many friends of Miss Retai

tho

MaeLennan. Mum”?

her

and re- I

to

Moncton and vicinity where they visited relatives over the holiday

Dams. °t2...‘2?.‘i€;‘f’...lil.f;‘.“"t‘;|H-~*d =------= S.. who spent the ‘Thanksgiving vacation at their various homes cum“. Mm n 1 Andra. Mm were Peter MacDonald. Bonshaw, Don-m Manon“, Bill MscQuarrie. Hampton, Orville and Alvin

ert Large; A Friend; J. A. Fuller- IOD; Kent Beauty Shop; Gordon ‘Foster; Maple Leaf Bakery; Byron gBowness; P. J. Sentner; E. L. Sei- iier; Mrs. W. E. Scan-tlebury; J. S. _Tnyloir; W. C. S. Mclzure; L. H. - Kennedy; Brown's Oyster Bar; Mrs. T. B. Grady; Harry Chan; P. J. Mc- Donald; J. F. Laiferty; Mrs. H. W. . Stems; [Jean Ferguson; Mona Clay. 1 $1.50-Mrs. Ralph Crockett. ' $1.00 Each: Ruby Reynolds; W. C. Stuart Ives; Mrs. VanBuskirlt; P. J. Keenan; Sgt. Buirke; Sgt. D. P. Bruce;

, son: Mrs. C. Carson; J. T. Place; ' Ann Duffy; Mrs. Bob. Large; Stuart Dixon; Robert Simpson; Mary Wright; Doris Downs; Vera Mc-

l Johnston; Sun Lee; William l-iarmb- .-ly; Davis McLeod; Morrell Hotel;

Chief

son; Mrs. G. E. Sutherland; Mrs. G. C. Thompson; Mrs. John W. Jay; Mrs. O. C. LePage; Mrs. E. Mao- A F, Hobbs; Miss Ida. Seller; Mrs. J. Mrs. Rog. Cox; Mrs. L. Benton; Mrs. C. L. Jay; Annie Smith; hdrs. William Alley; Mrs. G. Baliingall; Emma White; Mrs. Hanry Smith; Mrs. Catharine Mur- ley; C. F. Hine; Grace Crosby; Bessie Prowse; Mary McDoiigall; Minnie McKay; Alma Yeo; Gladys Taylor; Mary MoLennsn; Mrs. H. . Bethune; Helen McKismon; Ethel ‘Taylor; Margaret Riley; Louis Campbell Margaret McDoug- all; Norman McLeod. ‘lilo-A Friend. 56c-Mi'. Walker. lion-A Friend. 50c Each: Mrs. Thscker; H. Lar- ter; Ray Purser; Noriih American Hotel; J. E. Jordan; Mrs. Arsen- auit; H. Court; Mrs. l. M. Caseley; A Fir-lend‘. 25c Eadi: Art Perry; Two Friends. 20o-.A Friend. PBINOI ‘Iihe Polyalinio 50,00 Hickey Nicholson Tobacco 0o 25.00 Canadian Packers Ltd. 25.00 ‘Iihe Charlottetown Guardian 15.00 Clarke Produce Assn Ltd. 10.00

STREET

W. E. Bentley 5,00 Mrs. H-szen McLean 5.00 P.J. McDonald 3.00 Mrs. I. J. Yeo 3.00

$2.00 Each: Ernest Worth; G. E. Ritchie; Mrs. Airthur Henry; A. E. Morrison; Allison McLeod; Beulah Verna Darraoh; J. L. Gaudet; lkrams Nicholson; Mira. (Dr.) Charles Dougnn; MaoPheo

ros.

$1.00 Each: Arthur Duvar; Mrs. W. R. MsoDweei; Miss Ora Prontt; Mrs. William l-iasribly; Mrs. Blythe Mitray; Frank Orford; Mrs. D. Carson; Mrs. Boyce MoKlo: G. P. ‘lihompson; Dr. W. B. Carson; Mrs.

Audrey Harvey; Mrs. J. P. Hillier; Mrs. L. B. Hunt: Ma's. J’. A. Mc-

Mrs. A. O. F. _Gill; Mrs. W. C. Rimes: Mrs. Stan- ley Mathieson; Mrs, W. J. Storey:

Charles Mot-Karrie; Mrs. L. W. Saunders.

Hts-Miss Evelyn Halberd. 00c- MrsJ-looley.

50c Each: Lorraine Dacoate; A Friend; Mrs. O. G. Pickard; Mrs. A. M. Stewart; Mrs. Drake.

t

rAgi; ffl-IREE

FACTS

You Want t0 know about Canada Savings Bonds i

Second Series

OINERAI. - REGISTRATION Q_ Hmhypjfflcmla ‘why Bands? Q. What t‘: tbs priu of Canada Wb] s’: It rams-Jar; to ugh!!! ' Saving: Bonds? Canada Inning: Bands? A- 1111 my 0i tllgnftflliholzvuillilg Vi]?! a I A. 100%. That is, a $100 bond A. Registration gives otection gfpflghmm u “m. costs $100. If payment is not in case your bon is lost, com leted on or before No- stolen or destroyed. It is also l- BY“ l" deducdim‘ fro“

vem r 15th, 1947, interest will be added to the purchase price.

the simplest way to ensure Ely i_ the Payroll Savings

that individuals do not hold l“ l‘ m °P°""°" l‘ 7°"

more than the $1,000 limit. P11“ 9f mPhYnw"

3. By monthly instalments or other arrangements with ' - your bank, trust or loan ' company.

Q. Wbar intmrt i: paid on Canada

s _ Bond 2 Q. In subm mum can Crusade Sn- avmgr r.

i115: Band: b: ngirtmd?

v -

A- 2%€>c— ‘Yflbk m; A. They can be registered only in , vem r st rom_ to , t]; 1m f ‘A1111! _ by coupon cashablc without adfilil ore giinglif iii: Id lithe. h M‘ Pam” 50nd,,” chargc at my branch m Cm- amount of the authorized _ i fldi 0f in)’ bull- limit. The registration must A. Underthu Plan ouplaccyout , designateaCanadian address. ordelt- for goo ypthtl emp oyer. ou or o » Bonds by regularmcductions ; '- Q. In wbatvimominnrion: ‘an C7»- Cdvdd Saw-fly Emlyn: gglylvlcliatgnavz gvpcelzlfigltltfi '4" S"'”"S-' B"'d"' "”‘"I‘H" 51mm! m tbs name of s child be You P‘), 1w% P1,“ l’ "M" A $50. $100. $500 and $1,000- Pfllbfd? amount of interest. After I , A. ti... Banks are failniliar with §z>;;;§=t§;m ‘lfnjf frf m! I t c necessary regu ations. to . ' I you with the first Q. I: tbm ma] limit to tlu mount m‘! l“ "hfilumt mum" of tbir Strand Series of Canada “WP”! “udm-l- Saving: Bond: tbn oru perms Cm Condo Suing: Bond: lo may bold? If so, lob}? dirpand of 101m: Ergirtrrrzd m lbs _ A. Y... On this Second Series ""”" ‘f ‘ “m” 1""‘"'" Q. We.» l: u. Oflrial more there is a limit of $1,000 for A. Yes. Any bani; will supply Saving: Plea? each individual, but each the neoessatyin ormation. . member of a famil may hold A’ End“ m“ m” yo; ‘Elna g bonds up to the imit. The Wm 907mm‘ ° 5 ° m’ s favourable rare of interest and ' - c’ sloolnond) m 7°“: ha?’ the advantage of immediate Q. Can I nplace m] Canada Saving: frgigt 2r tggud cashability make this 1mm 501x11. 11W: m 1w. Irvlm w i’ ml; ‘mom o; mum‘! , I n°c“”'ry' u m _ over the next eleven months, A. Yes. It is wise, hOWWH. $0 by regular monthly lflitllt - keep Calnada Savings Bolnilds in mgng, If, 1f my time dufifl I sa c p ace, as w Won my these eleven months, you wis cAsmNo OF POND‘ other valuable ocumcntaRe- so complete payment of the , a c” and‘ slgu-"fi Bmh u t gilgitglltsgagttg-lglfd ‘if: balance. you may do so. arsigvud ntmu n! may b: s" u f] p. ncaseo oss A. They can be cashed, but not yyou should immediate] noti- _ _ , assigned or transferred. This the Bank of Can a, Ot- Q. Wbjml rqsirdto pa; into-mi l. is neoess to prevent any tawa, of the circumstances of n: my urelmn under tbs Payroll individua from ac uirpin the lots, with! details of dgeno- or tbs zionrbb Saving: Flam? c" r" limits" s".:'..::.':"".::; i. =1- song» P*Y=b1° ' been lost or stolen,you should Novgmber .1"' 948’ tepr." give the same information to "m? ‘h’ 1mm" I“. w!" om. 10ml u“ receive as if you ha aid fol amt-rm...» non Y P° ' onrbondsinfullbeoteNca C 3t w Y o. m. n“: rm. .1 3111x1325.“ lsflyl-uolge gs “w,” sr n , o < , ti l d l inte t tho I A- U!!!“ N°v¢mbfl 1"» 1957- 2' A” mm” ‘up’: “yum” l-IZOI-lni): yiiftoyourrcgl;lxiients Theblzonds 4137c datfld N5; A. Iglco. They are payable to from the date you make them. V831 l‘ SI, , I-fl W gggf,

mature November 1st, 1957.

now AND WHIRI ro suv 9, WM b-rrm If!» will"! continua p-Jmmt: under tbs Pay- k Q Wbm “n I h] amid‘ gnu-n‘, rall Sat/in r Plan or Month!) . Con 1 m» i»: a n»: - Bondrl iwiflsl P t»? "h" N' m’ '9’ A. Through the Payroll Savings A. Ifyou have the cub. you ml! ' . . Yes, any branch in Canada of Plan, if this is in operation at pay up the balance and _ro- any bank will cash our bond your lace of employmctll; 0°13"! Y°“1'B°"d- odmwlile- immediately at full ace value, throng any authorized in- your employer, b81114» 0!‘ "l!"

or loan company will redeem the bond for you and will refimd your payments.