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THE ssm- nvnvsmr or CANADA ‘The "it industry oi Canada is one 0f the oldest, nan-metallic industries \of the country, dating back to the will years 0f the last century when the Hudson's (Bay Company obtain- ed their local supplies from the brine Bvrihss or the MmcKenzie bas- in. The" discovery of selt in Ontario in 1886 was, l-icwever, the real begin- ning of the inﬂstry on s substantial basis, and production from the On- tario field has been continuous since that time. The opening of the Ma-la- gash deposit: in Novea scotia in 1918 inaugurated the first rock salt mine in the country, and has mater- ially assisted in supplying the de- mands for salt in the Maritimes. With the discovery of rock salt at McMurray, Alberta, and the more iecent encountering of thick beds of salt in drill holes just south of Moncton, New Brunswick, the known resources of Canada in this mineral have been considerably ex- = tended. Q Sodium Chloride or common salt I as it is more familiarly called finds a use in a large number ‘of indust- ries, and the consumption for domes- tic use fornis a steady demand, dc- pendiiig upon the population. The increasing use of suit. in Canada for the manufacture of chemicals has in recent years caused a. rapid rise in the production of salt, and there is every reason to look forward to a rapid expansion of the industry as the country grows. - To meet the demand for informa- tion relating to the Canadian salt industry, the Mines Branch of the Department of Mines, has recently published a report by L. H. Cole, entitled: “The Salt Industry of Can- ads". this report supplementing and bringing up to date the previous

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report on the sanic subject issued by Mines Branch over fourteen yjrzirs ago.

The p-rcsent report consists of 116 pages and is profusely illustrated with photographs, diagrams, and maps. It covers the salt occurrences

eralogy. and technology oi’ salt man~ uiacturc. and briefly describes the alllcd industries using salt in their process. A chapter is also devoted to the consumption and marketing of salt and includes general salt stat-

lkgricuiturally,

As a native and life-long resident of Prince Edward Island, ‘asaclose oberver of its progress along many lines, and hav- ing had occasion from timeto time to travel extensively, I feel sure that this-Province will not suEer bywomparison with other lands and that the praise bestowed onus by visitors of world-wide fame was made in all sincerity and amply justified.

‘Several years ago I had the honour of having as my guest the Honourable Stan-

He bore testimony to the scenic beauties of this Province which brought back to him memories of his native “Worcester with its rich, red soil.

In the red soil of Prince Edward Island we have an asset valuable beyond calcula- tion and our reputation as a farming prov- ince established years ago is spreading in ever widening circles as time goes on. I be- lieve that our basic industry of agriculture is capable of still greater development.

Progressive Farmers

Our farmers on the whole are progres- sive and highly intelligent. They have kept pace with‘ advanced agricultural methods, they have availed themselves of the expert instruction and the assistance given by Fed- eral and Provincial Departments of Agri- culture and they have applied scientiﬁc principles to the carrying on of ‘their vo- cation.

It is not necessary for me l0 dwell in detail on the progress made in various branches of agriculture as that will be dealt with by the writers of other articles. What the future holds in store may be forecast from the record of the past. Encouraging indeed, is it to know that the farmers in Prince Edward Island lead Canada with rc- spect to certain co-operaiive movements. such as ihc handling of eggs and poultry. Today they are also carrying 0n what is practically the greatest co-operzitive agri- cultural organization .in the Maritime Pro- vinces known as the Potato Growers’ Assoc- iation which has a membership of 3.000 and which has handled 0f the 1929 crop over 1,500,000 bushelsrof potatoes and which es- timates a turn-over for the year 1930, in- cluding the sale of fertilizer. spraying ma.- tcriais. etc. as well as potatoes, 0f two and one half million dollars.

Co-operative dairying has been success- fully carried on here for nearly forty years. A great stimulus has been given to it iri recent years by the establishment of Prince Edward Island as an area free from bovine

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Ses Brih Future For . pPrincge Edward Island

Opportunities for Development, industrially and _ are emphasized in the following article specially written for thi Publication

In’ the Golden Future

stock to ranches in North America, Europe and Asia, and has proven a valuable source of wealth to various other countries. -

New and Promising Industry

Within recent years we have taken on another industry, which although it has not yet reached the magnitude of the fox in- dustry, bids fair to rival the latter through time. I refer to the Mink industry which at the present time is more or less in its in- itial stages, hut is rapidly developing, ‘and it is anticipated that this year the revenue of the Province will be considerably aug- mented by the returns from the sale of Mink in foreign countries, principally Europe.

Next in importance to farming and fox ranching comes ﬁshing, an industry that is even older than farming on Prince Edward Island and which yielded last year a rev- enue of $1,427,152.

I have thus dwelt on ihe three F's. Farming, For Ranching and Fishing which are very important. sources 0f our I'ro- vincicl prosperity.

Another important wealth producing activity and which is possible of much greater development, is thc tourist traffic. For many years the manifold attractions of this Province as a summer resort have been known, but have not been receiving the publicity commensurate with their im- portance.

One of the reasons may have been the lack of systematic advertising. In recent years, the railways and steamship compan- ies have been devoting much attention to this Province in their advertising literature and the organization several years ago of the Tourist Association has been a long step forivard in making‘ thecharms 0f this fair Island better known abroad.

Progress in Transportation

The building of the car ferry about thirteen years ago, and later the standard- ization of ihe railyvay gauge. have had an important effect beneﬁcially 0n our freight and passenger traffic. The improvement of the public highivays (rendered necessary as the result of the large increase in the number of automobiles), and the putting on of a through Pullman Cfll‘ between Montreal and the Island have been other advanced steps.

Do we fully realize the remarkable

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The ncw car ferry which is to be built at a cost of two million dollars should tend to stimulate the trade of this Province in general and with its better facilities for handling cars should also greatly stimulate motor traffic.

Whilst the industries of our Province are few though proﬁtable, I believe that a number of lines of manufacturing can be carried on here successfully.

' Sees Bright Outlook

As. President of the Development Com- mission I endeavoured to awaken an inter- est in the establishment of ncw industries. Although the progress made has not been as gratifying as we might desire, neverthe- less, now that there has been zi marked ad- vance in our transportation facilities, I hope to see more industries established which are directly associated with, or may be termed side lines of our present industries, such as- more mills for producing flour, oat-meal, feeds and cereals and more factories for the canning of vegetables and other products.

In the light of the past, I believe I am warranted-in taking a most optimistic view of the future of ibis Province. We have a sober, law abiding, God fearing and intelli- gent people of English. Irish, Scotch and French extraction. As products of our edu- cational system, (which I am fully confid- ent willbe further improved as the; result of the efforts of the Royal Commission held last year) we can point with pride t0 men

who have achieved international fame in ‘L516 professional and business ﬁelds and in pub‘. iic life. We can-boast. of an almost crime free Province where presentation of whim gloves i0 presiding Judges 0f the Suprgmg Court has comc to be a common occurrence.

A new spirit is now abroad in our land. The automobile. ihe radio. the aeroplane, better means of communication with ﬂy», outside world and the promise of still 1|“. ler to comc are redeeming us from our i- sulariiy and making us feel more and may, ﬁguratively, if not geographically; (b; '3 are part of the Mainland.

The magnificent new C. N. Ii. Rdel which I have already’. referred to will be the magnetic draw ever-increasing numb- ers of strangers to our hospitable shores. The opening of the new Public Library and Harris Memorial Art Gallery and the pi?!)- vision made for the erection in the near fut-

‘ure of a Provincial Szinatorium indicate

that ihe intellectual needs of our people and ‘the great cause of public health zirc receiving worthy attention.

What we need is a greater realization of our natural resources and our possibil- ities. Faitii without works is dead, but I have full conﬁdence that the industry, in- iegriiy. progressive spirit and enterprise of our people will respond to the demands made upon them and that an era of great- er prosperity, contentment and IIIDQFQZISS

- will soon be ushered in.

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istits. tuberculosis’ our butter last year ranked natural advantages Whidl “'9 P055955» Such ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION mimics with untiring energy and we It is indeed a pleasure and :1. con- Copirs cf this report, No. 71G, may highest in Canada and our cheese second‘ HIS unrivalled summer climate with the heat ‘feel that our Institute has flourished solution to one and all to know that bu obtainccl on application to the There was a great demand for our dairy tcmpcred by the Surrounding Sea, ahump on ‘Puegriayi cvciiiilg‘, um. 9th. uiepmu increased m membclxxhik] during f‘ “wan like yourm, ,5 in marge Director. M11195 Branch Department catﬂe and “is safe to pl-gdict, that dairymg an” not on]? of fresh ail. but the ozone indies of Morell East Institute met ‘you: incsltlcncy and we fclt that we again. of Mines, Oitawa- is bound to go on from succgss m succe;s_ laden s8" air cool nigh“ conducive to rest at tlic home ct Mrs. Innh Webstci [should show our MIPTPCIRIIOH o1 your Now will you pleas-e ulgtcpi this / B r ‘h t _e have done in ‘his _ ' > ‘ _ for a jolly rzooti time, _ sorvlcrs. We ‘now ask you to accept gill. small in value but vahir clout -—~ ' y reason o _“ a “ , _ f"! slumhﬂv absolulcly no fogi ‘londerful During the course oi tlic ercinnglilhs small iziit as a tokcn n1‘ the nl\\'aj's count not in joining u-icnrl- The Ollicr View branch of agrwulture and in the ralslng of bathing all around the coast, surf bathing the retiring presidcnt Airs. Wsrrrn good-will ni the women of this In- Ships links it is to bc "cmm dicred bacilli h0g5. 0111' Prflvinc? has earned for it‘ in the brggkers on the North Shore with its Webster and zlse scciczaryi, xvii-s. islilutc and extend i0 you the heart- and 1o rcmcmbcr we n1. y lLl l0 ac- t I-Olilfilﬂilles Bilia- i: "waif"- visii?’ self the title of “The Denmark of Canada.” miles of Wendel-m] beaches, supp-ate‘. (i?i‘df‘2l1-Ht0‘0I7fl’l‘4'.\'Cl'€ Dleusitiltly ‘Mill; icsslrgiilltsl-itlgxs loefhtlli: seas‘? H F cent it. aéilrl we wish you [and roux: . Q C OTII H, 5a H {l lllncr I] l - o o _ _ P1‘ sot. DD I YJIIIK DYCSHII E5 \l‘ ‘ I I fl i GIT‘ JILL, ll IIIFTI)’ 111151111‘. 311C ll '11P: y i111 ' _ Pvllbl? Bﬁﬂfll? "' The Island is admirably‘ ﬂdﬂllldil. S0 fill‘ baﬂnng m the numerous Imps and arms of useful gifts by Mrs. Arscnailil. and L. hlrs. Dnnicl hlcFudiwrn. Pr.';,- prvspczous izczv ynr. V "The incdern girl is abused a good as so" and “imam are conc._,l.ned_ to the the i593» landscapes and Seascapes of S_ul' Miss Alice Tobin. "W" Sisncrl on lrrhsilf cl nvwibn .l\‘ir.'.. den, but, she's lcs5 materialistic, for f d e stem of mixed farming and passing beauty. sea trout for ihe ClllCllllHZ Addms... ‘We Md n, ,1,“ m» 1m.» ‘Ciorclun llriopr-r. Sccrrlury" 0i Daniril hlrllkulrcn. all that, than her mother. s3 can San 5y _ _ " d in many of ‘he “din rivers running far in“) Mm Lem, wvbstol- and A555, ml-gﬂ lvinrcli lfnst Vvomrnis Inrliiulo Although Mrs VVPbstrr a Airs. "A modern girl's mother at New- the ﬁeld “oils gmw" 135F937 W919 Vi! "9 ‘he coumry’ abundance of brook “out in Webster. Dcai- irienrlz" blﬁ-‘Jlv-r were lftkrn rpm lei by P9" 53W? 3t nearly $17,700,000, 3n "Icrense of savsooi‘ t d d‘ "d (he rwa ﬁghin at Fﬂmm-jng 3,»,- mr- n(1rlrcssr.='- 011cc aizrnn nnnihri‘ Jrar l.‘- rnm- tl.l‘]li'l.'~l‘. ihry rrpllrti ill :- le- unrrlr "Jam. 1V1.‘ Clottox, the veteran fill GOO 0V0!‘ I923. s reams .8: Tim“ a "1 l4‘ s" ‘erb 51W li/irs. Wnrrcn Wcbstfr, l/forall, 1W: in all. "WI. nnw nmm wc arc lhnnknu: lltr lilPllll1"l"» fl. their ancirr, admires ypu very much. He Just as this Province is known as the many poln S8 n 03g.‘ t! (‘i182 .. ‘P -: Dem. Mm “vbstms WP are m,“ nbnm p, Hm, “m. book.‘ on H“, m“ H._nugh”ulm|,__,_ m", m," w, WHIP praised you yesterday to yum‘ rather “Crane of Confederation i! so is it also Mm mg reaches on ShCI-Jﬂng haibouis and up em, mm evening as munbprs o, “In. and 1pm,, a “m. “m. m", M m," or mm ‘WK and me m a mat-km way. n you ‘ ' ' ' ' ll C d] WIDCIIFB TIVQTS? Morell Fast Women's Institute t0 "lfii- l>iii'il0-<e' Wﬁﬂlllllr friends are 511D?" “n: then srrvrrl M 111 b3’ mind your ps and 0'3"“ “mg mlernahonal prommence Est e ra c A" ‘hese auracﬁons n“, Island can o‘; mrticqpatp m a pleasant FOL-ml Pypn- ilFFr‘ to take the opportunity" i0 thank the mcmbrry and n vmgv n asant 00f com-re. mammay the modern of the Silver Black Fox industry. The rev. r ‘ d l. The Canadian Naiiona] Raw mg and hope m enjoy m? good W" m. you’, ummng error“ m ma“ owning chm by Filming H ‘ NM girl interrupted. ‘Mr Gotrox is too em“; from our ranches last year in pelts f". 5m nrobtn u‘ ti t. r. _ things that are prepared for us. In Cur ln-iiluie ihe success it has born tional Anthem. °ld i“ M’ wmidem‘ “Wm”, and live animals was about $3,300,000. “"35 ha” "2"" e cons we m" o .a mag‘ the meantime we wish to show our "mi i0 “riwluc you awn and also -—--— -—— - - "On tilt! CQMFQ-fy/ 551d he? "will" _ "ilk?" hot?‘ to QOSl $750,000 and 11S C0ll- apnrecintmn or Wm. services as mo? ‘ lhnnk you for taking nn yourself thr- lﬁvcn the instruments l 1i =tamn °"' '“°“‘ w” “m” i” b’ wmkm’ The founding of this industry here has struciion will materially assist in the inev- his“, o; our Institute fur the 135i. “Wins and iroiiohlo of atirndlng m out lcilrrs “Bur Brlllm (M are v , , . t ,- ' , , t , , . - ~ . . ,- , t, - . v ed 01¢ been the means of furnishing foundation itabie development of the (Ohliﬂlhlijl traffic.“ I20 years. lion haye performed your} hr “wk of thr- coming 30.11, mnelcfprlnxjarl- you; nylon; insley.