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WHAT sue HENRI’ THORNTON SAYS: I”

“l am very much obliged to you for the advance copies oi’ the SOUVENIR EDITION. I congratu- late you upon the excellence of the production which is really well done and full of interesting articles dealing with the Garden of the Gulf.”

THE HALIFAX HERALD SA YS:

-‘With the compliments of The Charlottetown Guardian, we have received a brochure entitled "The Golden Future," setting forth the attract-

iveness of Prince Edward Island.

“The spirit of optimism which characterizes this publicity publication is particularly commendable, and the fact that one of the provinces of Canada, in the face of a world-wide depression, is singing a song of faith nINI confidence, is a good indication that this Dominion has yet many things for which

to be thankful.

"Prince Edward Island, pre-emnentiy a farming district, has led the way in many branches of pro- gressive farming, and also in co-operative market- ing. The people are, on the whole, exceptionally contented. They invite the rest of the world to share their happiness with them. And the initiat- ive of the Charlottetown Guardian in the publica- tion of this strikingly illustrated little booklet is

highly commendable." CONTENTS

TIIREE ‘VIEWS 0F THE ISLAND . ISLE 0F REST (Poem) ..

‘TOURIST ADVANTAGES . . . .

.\'0 DIVORCE PROBLEM IN ISLAND PROV

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A GREAT ADVENTURE IN CO-OPERATIVE INDUSTRY MARKETING PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND SEED POTATOES

A HAVEN FOR CITY DWELLERS nu...‘ Justice A. E. Arsenault

FARM LANDS FOR SETTLERS

CO-OPERATIVE MARKETING OF EGGS AND POULTRY

NEW CAR FERRY STEAMER

BOARDS OF TRADE AND PROBLEMS OF TRANSPORT

TIIE FISHER!’ INDUSTRY ..................... 441E PROVINCIAL CAPITAL "n..."- ......

THE PRINCE COUNTY CAPITAL ....

IliIPROVING THE SILVER FOX INDUSTRY ... G. Ennis Smith

PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM . . . . . . . STUDYING FARM PROBLEMS . .

MIXED CROPS AND FERTILE SOIL . .. . . .. . . Premier W. Lea

LATEST STATISTICS

Never was there a more complete informative and intensely -

interesting Souvenir issued from the Press.

Grl you? copies early. Price ....................A......

........... Introduction .......... Lucy Gertrude CIIPRIII BRIGHT FUTURE FOR PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

' Ron. F-‘R. Hearts, Lieut. Governor

ORDER roam

To The Charlottetown Guardian Charlottetown.

Please send me

ol Prince Edward Island for which I enclose S.

NAME ADDRESS

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cnp. .. of THE GOLDEN FUTURE I

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. . . . . . A. E. Llorrison INCE William S. button

J. W. Bmllkr

C. C. Thompson

S. A. MacDonald .. S. T. Gallant . G. P- Nicholson Mayor W. J. Lidstone

.......... II. H. Shaw J. A. Clark

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terday.

st‘mulatc , strengthen the affected parts.

, discover a real internal Pile remedy. j , He called his prescription HEM- : ROID, and prescribed it for 1000 pat-

ed every Pile sufferer should be able to get I-IEM-ROID from

lientral Guardian

_ GLACE BATS OPINIOhL-Plhe Golden Future is very nicely got up and should go o long way to adver- tise your Island. 1n my opinion your province is fully justified in being called ‘The Garden of Edenf-Nell I". McNeil, Town Clerk." tf.

THE WINNERS irl the Metropol- ‘tan Store coupon drawing last week were: 1st, $10.00 Mrs. C. T. Carbonneli, 254 Dorehoster 5t; 2nd. $5.00, E. A. Shannon, l9 North River Road: 3rd. $3.00, Mrs. George Brady, 233 Grafton Street.

PORT ARTIIUIVS APPRECIA- TION-"Allow me to congratulate the people of Prince Edward Island upon the prosperous and contented conditions existing there; and also I desire to express my admiration of the interesting manner ln which your brochure is edited. I have read the Golden Future with interest and will take pleasure in passing it on to others-T. F. Milne, City Clerk. i.f.

Miss Nellie clow. Kins-six. was among the visitors to the By YB-

MODEI, SCHOOL HONOR ROLL

"Honor R.oll of Model School ior October.

Grade VI

I. Thelma ‘Dingwell. 2 Stewart Peppin. 3. Catherine Downs. Grade V 1. Lloyd Ross. 2. Ralph Calder. 3. Mary McDonald. Grade IV '1'. John Davis. 2 Annie Hudson. 3 Grace Hawkins. Grade III. A 1. Eleanor MacDonald. 2. Ross Downs. 3. Beth Robertson. Gracie Ill. B 1. Iiouise Cox. 2. Robert McDonald. 3. Arthur Cantwcll. Grade II 1. Dean Robinson. 2. Arthur Ross. ‘3. Ian Ferguson.

Ended Without Cutting or Saives

Thousands of Pile suflcrcrs have lcarnerl that quick and permanent rel ct can only be accomplished with ml internal medicine. Neither salves or cutting remove the cause.

Bad circulation of the blood in the lower bowel causes piles. The veins are flabby, the bowel walls weak-the parts almost dead. To end Piles an internal medicine must be used to the circulation and

Dr. J, S. Lconharcit was the first to

ients with the marvelous record of‘ success in 900 cases, and then decid-

their own

CEDAR SHINGLES

We have on hand the following Cedar Shingles viz:- 100 M. 2nd CLEARS.

400 M. CLEAR] WALLS

500 M. EXTRAS. 500 M. CLEARS. 200 M. X NO.I'I.

PRICES LOW-

L. M. POOLE Ga‘ CO.

PAOLIS‘ WRARVES

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. A New Genuine Cost Iron Bonn of imlilfiml design. Ono that you will find to he s Visible express- ion of the tool taste that you show in your borne and oil of its appointments. on Display at:-

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druggirt with a rigid money-back guarantee.

wonderful record of success right in this city and Hughes Drug Co., Ltd., invites every Pile HEM-ROID and‘ guarantee to refund U10 Durchase prce if it does not ‘end all Pile misery,

Nature II ways / warns you that n cold is coming on. At the first feeling that you are caich- _ ing cold, Grave's Laxative BROMO Q UI

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North Rustlco, Auglo-Ilustico, New Msytloid was held at Msyfleld Hall teudsnce from all the districts.

splendid. Ileforethe races two con-

of P, E. Island" sud the second Phy-

of what they are doing at the Elpgr.

Class 10. Sec. 1 Heifer Calf.

Sec. 2 Barred Plymouth Rocks.

(‘lass ll. Sec. 1 Noxious Weeds.

Sec 2 Tree Leaves.

Sec, 3 Samples of Wood

Class 12 Soc, 1 A Miscellaneous Work Book.

Sec, 1 B.

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"Qlrlrrlrolascuool. nu: Msyfleld Schp-o-l-i-Fair, including Glasgow, Hope River. Cavendish and on Septemllg‘ 12th., with o good nt- The exhibits which were many were

tests were held. The first public speaking and the subject "Farming

sieal Drill Exercises, Mr. J. A. Clark spoke for s few minutes on the fair and told g limo

lmcntal Farm at Charlottetown

Mr. Court remarked nu the splen- did school worlcsnd the portfolios which be Judged.

The crowd 'tileu wcut to the field where the races 51ers held. Following ls the Drlze list:

Class .1, Sec. 5 Pint Tbljesbed Beans.

1 Dorothy Toombs, No. Rustico.

2 Cors Toombs, Mayfleld.

3 Lloyd Houston, Mayfleld.

4 Alma. Rollings, Anglo Rustico, Class 2,

S91E95 1-2 Dozen Carrots

1 Roy Dickiosoll, New Glasgow.

2 Elmer Bulmau, Anglo Rusiico,

3 Fred Bulman. An. Rustico.

4 Cora Toombs. Mayfleid.

Lien, 6 i-2 Doz. Parsnips,

1 Doris Buntaiu, An. Rustico.

2 Elmer Bulmau, Au. Iiustlco

3 Pauline Webb. Cavendish.

4 Elmer Bulman, Au. Itustiec, Class 3 _

Sec. 2 Tomatoes, Green.

1 Enid Clark, An, Rustico.

2 Cornelius Fleming,‘ No. Rusfico.

.1 Stirling Campbell. Now Glasgow.

4 Lorraine Webb. Cavendish. 5*"- 3 1-2 Dbl. Onions.

1 Dorothy HIM, No, Rustico.

2 Cornelia Fleming, No, Rustlco. Sec, 4 1-2 Dos Cucumbers.

1 Cornelius Fleming, N0, Rugrlco,

2 Jeanette Clark, An. Ruptloo.

3 Evelyp Houston, Mayfleld.

4 Gregory Fleming, No. Rustico. Sec. 5 1-2 Doz. Beets.

1 Harold Howatt. New Glasgow.

2 Alice Dickieson, N, Glasgow,

3vI)0l‘ls Buntain. An. Rustico.

4 0ig2a llilljMayfielll Sec. 6 Heads o Cabbage.

1 Margaret oolner, No, Rusllm,

2 Helen Woolner, No. Rustico.

3 Ethel Hill, Mayfleld.

4 Lorraine Webb, Cavendish. bee, 7 Pumpkin.

1 Harold Howatt. New Glasgow.

2 Cornelius Fleming No. Rustico,

3 Fred Buimsn, An, Rustico.

4 Vivian Howait, New Glasgow, Class 4 Flowers Sec. 1 Sweet Peas.

1 Enid Clark. All. Rustico.

2 Dorothy Toombs, No. Rustlco.

3 Margaret Woolner, No. Rustico.

4 Jeanette Clark. An. Rustico, Sec. 2 Mixed Bouquet,

1 Pauline Webb,_Cavendlsh.

3 RBsBie Simpson, Cavendish.

3 Enid Clark, An, Rustico.

4 Lorraine Webb, Cavendish Sec. 3 Geranium

1'Enid Clark, An. Rustico.

2 Evelyn Houston, liiayiiold.

(‘lass 6 Canning. Sec. 1 Canned Iiaslpberries.

1 Enid Clark. All. Rustico,

2 Alma Railings, An. Rustico,

3 Margaret Woolner, No, Rustico. Sec. 2 Canned Beets.

1 Ethel Dickieson, N, Glasgow,

2 Margaret Woolner. No. Rustic-o.

3 Alice Dicklesou. N. Glasgow.

4 Doris Buntain, All, Rustico. Class 7 Cooking.‘

Sec. 2 Tes Biscuits.

1 Ethel Dickieson. N, Glasgow,

2 Ruth Buntaln, All. Rustico.

3 Frances Clark, Cavendish.

4 ilhoda Brown. N. Glasgow, Sea, 4 Ginger Snaps. ~

l Cora Toombs, lllayileld.

2 Elva Stevenson. N. Glasgow.

3 Vera Warren, No. Rustico,

4 Doris Warren. No. Rustico. Sec, 5 School Lunch.

l Vera Warren. No, llusticn, .

2 Lorraine Webb, Cavendish.

3 Ruth Buntaln, An. Rusticn

4 Inez Stevenson and Margaret Stevenson. N. Glasgow. 51cc, 6 Brown Sugar Fudge.

1 Pauline Webb. Cavendish.

2 Jean Clark. Cavendish.

3 Ethel Dickleson, N, Glasgow.

4 Margaret Woolner, No. Rustico. Class 8 Division A (under 11 yrs.) Sec, 1 Apron

1 Ulla Court. No, Rustlco.‘

2 Hazel Smith. No. Ilustico

3 Helen Woolner, _\'o, Rusticu. Sec. 6 Enrhrolllereli Linen.

1 Vera Warren. No, Rustico. Class 8 Division B (over 11 yrs.) Sec. 2 Hemsfitehlng.

l Margaret Woolner, No. Ruslico.

2 Doris Warren. N0. llustico,

1i Lorraine Webb, Cavendish,

4 Doris Buutuiu. An. Rustico Sec. 5 Meuded Sock or Stocking.

1 Doris Warren. No. Rustlco,

2 Frances Clark, Cavendish.

3 lJorls iiuntain. An. Rustico,

4 Inez Stevenson. .\'. Glasgow, Scc. fl Enlbroiderell Linen.

1 Margaret Woolner, No. liuslticn,

2 Doris Buntain, An. Rustico,

3 Frances Clark, Cavendish,

4 Doris Warren, No. Rusticn. (‘lass 9 Sec. 7 Miscellaneous.

l Lorraine Webb, Cavendish.

2 Jimmy Warren, Hope River.

1 Jeanette Clark, An. Rustico. 2 Ruth Buutsln, An. Rustico, 3 Irwin Andrews, hlayiieid.

4 Ira I-iill, Msytieid

1 Vivian I-Iowstt, N. Glasgow. 2 John Bulman, An. Rustico. 3 Fred Bullusn. An. Rustlco, 4 Ira Hill, Mayfield.

1 Anglo Rustioo. 3 Newfilasgow,

ii North Rustico.

4 Msyiiaid.

1 New Glasgow. 2 Anglo Rustico. 3 North Rusticc. 4 Cavendish.

1 Cornelius Fleming. No. Rustico. 2 Jimmy Warren, Hope River.

1 Gregory Fleming. No. Rustlco, 2 Maureen Doyle. No. Rustico. I Ethel Gosbcy. No. Rugtlco 4 Robert Gosbey. No. llustlco. I 1 Hazel Hiseoti. No, Rustico, 2 “Miriam Woolner, No, Rustico. B Nelson Simpson, Hops River. 4 Bonuell LcPage, No. Rustico.

Sec, 6 25 yd wheelbarrow race for

All. Rustic-u.

euson, N. Glasgow. Sec. 7 A 50 yd three-legged race for

man, An. Rustico.

Pulblicover, No, Tiusllco,

See. 7 l] 25 three legged race for No. llusticn.

att, New Glasgow, Glasgow.

Doyle, No. Rustlco. Sec. 13 Relay Race.

See. 14 Passing beans, Sec. 16 Teachers Race.

Jockey Race. brey, New Glasgow. Fleming. No, Rusllco.

man, An. Ruslico. Ladies Free {or all

Men's free for all.

himself. "

was still wearing my cast-off clothes

3 Hazel Smith, No. liustlco. 4 Dorothy Warren,_liops River. Sec. 1 1). What I would do with $5,- 000, _ , _

1 Margaret Woolner, No. Rustico.

2 Doris Warren, No. Rustico.

3 Dorothy Toombs, No. ltustico.

4 Jennie McNelli. No, Iluslico.

Sec. 2 A Map of New Brunswick.

1 Vera Warren, No Rustico.

2 Cornelius Fleming, No. ilusticu

3 Hazel Smith, No. Rustlco.

4 Ruby Publlcover. No, Iluslleo.

Sec. 2 B Map of British Isles.

1 Margaret Woolner, No. Rustico.

2 Doris liuutaiu. Au. lylstlco.

ll Elva Hill. Mayllelrl,

4 Dorotily Toombs, No, lluslico.

Eec. 3 A Drawing of Apples

1 Colin Warren. No. Rustlco.

2 Eric Simpson. No. Rustico.

3 Gregory Fleming, No. Rustic-o,

4 hlaureeu Doyle, No, liustico.

Scc. 3 C Drawing of Apples.

1 Miriam Woolner, No. Rustlco.

2 Hazel Hiscott, No, Rusticu,

3 Margaret Doyle, No. Rustico

4 Bonuell LePage, No. Rustico.

Sec. 3C Drawing of Apples.

1 Eric Simpson, Cavendish,

2 Pauline Webb, Cavendish,

3 Olga Hill, Maylield,

4 Helen Woolner, No. Ilustlco.

Sec. 3 D Drawing Colored Adverll‘

t ment.

1 Alice Dickigsgn, N. Glasgow.

2 Ethel Dickieson. N. Glasgow,

ll Ira Ilill, Mayfield_

4 Hazel l-liscott, No. Rusticn.

Sec, 3 E Drawing Colored Atlvertilll.

m-ent. '

1 Lorraine Webb. Cavendish.

2 Elva Hill, Mayilolo.

3 Annie Bell, N, Glasgow,

4 Ruth BunlainyAn, llustico. Sec. 4 A Penmanship.

1 Mary hit-Neill. Cavendish.

2 Maureen Doyle, No. Rustico.

3 Gregory Fleming, No. Ruslico

Sec. 4 B Penmanship.

1 liiirlam Woolner, Nu. Rustico, 2 Margaret. Doyle, No. llustlco. 3 Eunice Houston, Glasgow, 4 Gueutlu Court, No. Rusjico, Sec. 4 C Penmanship.

1 Enid Clark, An. Rustico.

2 Helen Woolner, No. Rustico ll Dorothy Warren, Hope River. 4 Freda Smith, Cavendish.

Stc. 4 i) Penmanship,

1 Frances Clark, Cavendish.

2 Vera Simpson, Hope River.

3 Alice Dlckieson, N. Glasgow,

4 Ruby Publicover, No. Rustlco.

Sec, 4 E Penmanship.

1 Margaret Woolner, No. Rustic-o, 2 Eva Hill, Mayfielll.

2 Elva Hill, Mayfleid

3 Vivian Howatt, N. Glasgow.

4 Ruth Buntain. An. Rustico.

Sec. 5 Miscellaneous Portfolio. ' 1 Mayflgld,

2 North ‘Ilustico, 3 Hope River. 4 Anglo-Rustico.

Sec. 7 B History Portfolio

1 North Rustico.

2 New Glasgow,

Class 13

Sec. 2 Public Speaking.

1 Doris Warren. No Rustico. 2 Dorothy Toombs, and Margaret

Woolner. No. Rustico.

Sec. 4 Physical Drill.

1 North Rusticu.

2 Mayileld.

3 Anglo Ill‘ iIICO,

Class 14 Sports.

Sec. 1 A 25 yd dash for girls under 9 1 Margaret Doyle. No. RusUco, Z Miriam Wooluer. No. Rustlco, 3 Ethel Gosbey. No. Rustion. ' 4 hiiirlrecl Blllllljlii, An. Rustico

Sec, 1 B 50 yd llasil for girls 9-12. 1 Gertie Gallant. Cavendish.

2 Doris Warren. No. Rustlco. 3 Helen Woolner, No, Rustico, 4 Isabel Doiron, Cavendish.

Sec, 1 C 75 yd (lash for girls over if.

l Vera Simpson, Hope liiver.

i.’ Alma Roilings, An. liustlco,

3 Elva Hill. liiayflelll.

4 Margaret Stevenson, N. Glasgow.

Sec 2 A125 yd dash for boys under 8

1 Gregory Fleming. No. Rustico.

2 Nelson Simpson, Iiope River,

.'l Tom Doyle. Ne. Rustico.

4 Gavin Doyle, No. Rustlco,

Soc. 2 B 75 yd dash for boys 9-12

1'Douglas'Moreside, A. Rustlco.

2 Roy Dtckieson. N. Glasgow,

3 Carnciius Fleming, No. Rusiico.

4 Stprling Campbell. N. Glasgow.

Sec 2 C 100 yd dash for boys over 12

1 Weston LePage. All. Rustico.

2 Robert Stevenson, Glasgow.

3 Elmer Bulmau, An. Rustico,

boys. 1 Weston LcPngc and John Buiman

i.’ Cornelius Fleming and Lloyd Pull lie-over, No, llustjco. 3 Roy Dickieson and Robert Stev-

boys. 1 Robert Stevenson and Roy Dick- ieson. N Glasgow. 2 Douglas Moreside, and John Bui~

3 Cornelius Fleming and Lloyd

girls. 1 Hazel Smith and Vera Warren,

2 Elva Stevenson and Vivian How-

3 Rhoda and Annette Brown. New

4 Miriam Woolner and Margaret

1 Anglo Rustico. 2 North Rustico 3 Mayiisld.

1 South Rustico, 2 New Glasgow.

1 Arthur Woolper. No, Rustico. 2 Arthur Malone, Hope River,

1 lloy Dickicson and Rex McCou- 3 Lloyd Publicovcr and Cornelius 3 Douglas Moreside and John Bul-

1 Elva Hill, Maylieid.

2 Anna Stevenson. New Glasgow. 3 Gertie Gallant, Cavendish.

4 Elva Stevenson, New Glasgow,

1 Arthur Woolner, No. llustico. 2 Arthur Malone, Hope River, .1 Alban Gallant, 4 Arne Sungooll.

“Your son seems to be very clever. think he'll make a fine career for

"Yes, I think so. 'I‘wo years ago he

ec, l o A Letter to a Friend. l‘

l’ Enlll Clark, An. Rustic".

I IJJIIsn Lit-m.“ N. Inning I-

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,We Sell

ANTHRACITE and BITUMINOUS C GAL

quality coal

All England mourns today. Flor those who went sway.

And died amid such horrors Upon a, foreign shore. _

They shsll always tell the story. How they blazed s,‘ trail of glory.

Onward on u» great achievement Went before.

Their hearts had no misglving. 0f the dangers they were risking, ' When they entered that great giant of the air. 1 No knowing voice w Lcil them, O1 the dangers that beiell them when they crashed to earth in fire. —1n despair.

To loved ones left behind- No soothing words we ind. That will lessen so much sorrow 0r such pain- Thlnk not; in consternation 'I‘hat there's no consolation. Fm- ycmembei- all those IOVECI lOVCS, They have not died in vain.

Although your hearts are grieving. Not even time relieving.

That sorrow which shall ever call anew.

r~=~'n o'cl- shall honor them And others will follow them.

A. PICKARD & c0.

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CEIVFRAI. ROYALTY SFIIOOI. Gracie V1.1, Kcnngfl] MAQRQI}; 3,

,Raynloncl Hzllnhll‘: 3. Betty Mac- The following is iln- ltlndillg 0i Eacilcrll. Central Royalty" School for tho mollt-ll“ Grade IVA], 1mm gIJLCQd g, of October: Wlllintt‘. l-lz-nlblvt- 3. - Grade X l, biz-Hull hi-lalrrld: _. 0m, Alice Chowcn. l Gracie lil l, Joan hllltflfit‘; ‘2, E\\- Grade VIll ‘Sal-l l1!l‘lii’.\' MiT-lCllowcnz fl. 'l‘n|llnl_v Azllnw: 4. Jncltic

Onusird to that great; achievement To renew. —Bcatrlcc Gallant. 121 Elm Arc" City

Mayor Deuelops

Peritonitis !

""“'(sse¢l-l u, the Guardian) CHICAGO, Nov. l-Mayor William Hale Thonlnson today was fighting s battle more important to him than any he had faced in his spectacular political career. Peritonlts s. dread aftermath of appendicitis operations possible s, _,‘ of which were rc- ported in his case, was the Mayors foe. but whether he would win or lose could not be told until some time tomorrow afternoon, physician: said. Courage-flint all impostant ally in fighting disuse-however, was with the Mayor and this with his favorable reaction from the shock of his operation at 2 p. m. yesterday. gave friends hope that the ultimate

and the few friends permitted in his room at the Passavant Hospital foll- owing the operation were met wlthl smiles. and were comforted by the? oslmXfetcl-lnlnatlon with which he

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