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1_9 THE GOLDEN FUTURE

of Prince Edward Island

A SPLENDID ILL US TRA TED S OU VENIR

Suitable for ready 'reference in the office or home, or

_ for mailing to friends abroad.

WHAT SIR HENRY THORNTON SAYS:

“I am very much obliged to you forthe advance

copies of 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.”

ij, " THE HALIFAX HERALD SAYS.”

“With the compliments of The Charlottetown

Guardian. we have received a brochure entitled “The Golden Future,” setting forth the attract- iveness ot’ 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 sont: ot' faith and confidence, is a good indication that this Dominion has yet many things for which to he thankful.

“Prince Edward Island, pre-emnently 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. ’l‘hey invite the rest of the world to share their happiness with them. And the initiat' ire of the Charlottetown Guardian in the publica- t-ion of this strikingly illustrated little booklet is highly commendable.” `

CONTENTS

THREE VIEWS OF THE ISLAND ............,..... Introduction !SLE OF REST (Poem) . . . . . . Lucy Gertrude Clarkln BRIGHT FUTURE FOR PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

Hon. F- R. Heartz, Lieut. Governor

TOIIIIIST ADVANTAGES . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . A. E. Morrison N0 DIVORCE PROBLEM IN ISLAND PROVINCE

(Cop:-ight Articlel William S. Dutton

I A GREAT AD\'E.\'Tl'RE IN CO-OPERATIVE INDUSTRY

J. W. Boulter

MARKETING PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND SEED POTATOES

C. C. Thompson

A HAVEN FOR CITY DWELLERS Justice A. E. Arsensult

_ FARM LANDS FOR SETTLERS _ V

CO-OPERATIVE MARKETING OF EGGS AND POULTRY

Nl`.\\' FAR. FERRY STEAMER '

BOARDS OF TRADE AND PROBLEMS OF TRANSPORT

S. A. MacDonald

rm: rlsiienr Ixnlfsrm' s. 'r. Gallant Tim PROVINCIAL CAPITAL G. P. Nicholson THE PRINCE COUNTYCAPITAL Mayor W. .i. Lidstone I.\iPIIovi.\'G 'ran slnvan Fox INDUSTRY G. Ennis smith Prnuc school. srs'rI:M Ii. H. show

s'rcm'i_\'c. P.-xml rnoatcms J. A. clark .ulxap caors Asn rI:a'rILi: son. Premier w. lvl. Lea IATI-:sr srsrlsrlcs

Nwrr was there a more complete Informative and intensely

> interesting Souvenir issued from the Press.

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Perfect Prince Edward Island Potatoes

We are just commencing our potato season, and Xb( the post few

days certain points have arisen that have caused quita *wus trouble.

We feel ll we point these out to our loaders and everybody cooperates,

it will eliminate the difficulties and will go a long ways towards estab- lishing a much better name, and a much more satisfactory deal for all concerned, on Prince Edward Island potatoes this year.

First is the matter of quality. As you know the American market

demands good sized, carefully graded potatoes, something better than just within the tolerance of Canada No. 1 Grade. They are paying a big premium for Prince Edward Island potatoes over stock from any other sections, and naturally expect something more for their money than nice new bags, marked “PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND POTATOES."

Most farmers and loaders are endeavorlng to put up carefully graded

potatoes that will meet the requirements of the American Trade. There are, however, a few farmers, and a few loaders. who insist on working in far too many undcrsized and poor quality stock. These men seem to feel as long as the potatoes get by the Government Inspectors that they are O.K. They do not seem to realize in all probability when their potatoes reach the ultimate consumer they kill the sale of a. good many additional cars of potatoes. It certainly kills the possibility of getting the premium we are now realizuig on Prince Edward Island Potatoes over those from other sections. »

The American buyer, who receives a. car of potatoes in which there ls

an excessive quantity of small, undesirable stock, i;o_!uscs to buy further when he can_get potatoes just as good from Maine, or elsewhere, at prob- ably forty or fifty cents per hundred less.

If our potatoes were running generally poor this year there would prob-

ably be some excuse for the grade not being perfect, but when the stock is as good as it ls, we have a golden opportunity to establish a name for our potatoes that would bring our farmers a premium that would al- most be sufficient to offset the duty \ve_ now have to pay on potatoes going into the United States. It only requires perhaps twenty or twenty- five bushel of extra culls to be thrown out of any of these poor cars to bring the quality up to a real nice car, and one which would make the buy- ers come back and want more as soon as he gets lt. In other words for the sake of a Ten Dollar Bill the loader is probably sacrificing ten cents per bushel on the entire car. _

We are sure with this explanation we can get hearty cooperation

towards putting up a better grade than ever done before. Potatoes are cheap this year, and we never had a better opportunity to put; across the idea of “PERFECT POTATOES FROM PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.”

Can we depend oil the cooperation of potato growers and can we go

out and assure the people to whom we are selling the potatoes that what we ship them thLs _vear will be the best: they ever received? Il’ We can

ets of every farmer, and every dealer, in Prince Edward Island before the

sewing and tagging them neatly. It is a bad practice to

many complaints in the past of potatoes running one, two and even as high as tive pounds short. In our opinion this is not so much the result of farmers trying to get paid for something they do no deliver as from

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At this time of the year potatoes will shrink fast. To be safe, we believe

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To The Charlottetown Guardian _ Charlottetown.

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' LADIES TEAMS J. Proud, Captain, Mrs. Samuel

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Mm H' Hooper Home’ Commander Albert Baker, Mrs. J. D. Jenkins. Mrs. or the womans Division in the szso, 'R H» J‘=Hkif\S~ MIS- Arthur Affleck.- 000 Campaign to complete the con- Mrs' Vemfm H°W9tt» MVS- F}'9~“‘¢ struction and equipment Lund for the Tinncy *md MY`5~ Byffm N°"t°“3 new Prince Edward Island Hospital. Team 13» MW- F057 Quilley. Captain, has recruited her entire force of 100 Mrs- Bm °°m"'d» MW- Gram G’e8°\`Y women. She has enlisted them in ten Miss Ame 0°* Mm G°fd°" Ives' beams_ each team Consmim, of tm Mrs. Cliff Beer,,l‘/Irs. Llovd Wellner. women, including its captain. Mrs' Harold Palmer- Mrs' ‘7°sei'-‘h Following is the roster of "Mrs. Curran- ‘md M” Emest Comm

Hom” division. Team 14, Mrs. Neil D. McLean, Cap-

Team 11' Mm J_ A' McKc“zi€_ tain. Mrs. Harry Cwlmore Mis S. A.

C&pm;n_ Mrs J, H_ A,_.e,.s' Mm Alfred McDonald, Mrs. F. S' Chandler, Mrs. Picka,.d_ Mm E' T' Higlw Mm C-_ H_ W. Spawn-er, Mrs. Semuel Campbell, Black' Mm _lamps W_ Stewart’ Mm |Mrs. Lloyd W. Proud, Mrs. Orrin Mc- A. C. Sinclair, Mrs. Wm. Down, Mrs. C’r°_`3°"' Mrs' Benj' A°°"“' and M55 Jonathan West, and extras are Mrs. Jean Mmm; Tum 15' Mrs' Wm' Lester Douglas. Mrs. Gordon Hughes. Brehalit' captain' Mt” Lima" Mac' Mrs_ Reuben M,,Dmm,d_ and Mm |Kenzie, Mrs. W. S. Grant, Mrs. T. W. Laura E. Buston; Team 12, Mrs. Percy LL' Pmwse' M155 Emma Ni°h°15°n-

, Mrs. Keith Rogers, Mrs. E. G. Saund- ers, Mis; Lillian Earl, Mrs. Sydney T.

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Team 16, Mrs. F. W. Tldmarsh,

Captain, Mrs. J. P. Lantz, Mis. C. C. Archibald, Mrs. V. L. Goodwill, Mrs. L. B. Hunt, Mrs. A. B. Gosh, Mrs, J C. Houston, Mrs. Ronald Stewart, Mrs. W. A. McLaren. Mrs. G. F.

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. There’s no describing it . . . you must hear

“Radio’s Richest Voice” to realize that no

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do this, and deliver the goods, it is going to mean more dollars in the pock- only SPKZTTUU bill T/173 nzuflfdl beauty 4

close of the present, season. -

Before closing, we woulci just like to mention some other points that

are the cause of many complaints. The first is BOILED BAGS. We can- not. emphasize too much the importance of keeping the bags clean, and

use Binder Twine.

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Simpson, Miss Annie l\‘lel‘hee, Mirsslglriiq 1`£;_s;Ewa;L' xx' Cora Matheson, Miss Catherine Mc-, "‘ NL ' om ’ ' ' ‘ ' Leod d M. FI _ _V L_ “CK __n~.-nu. AL.. Parks, Vice-Chairman.

an iss mmm M ‘ Cn l ltiurriv Harbour Samuel Prowse

zie; Team 20, Mrs, J. A. Clark, Cap-Ich ,_ Mu 'R, er F C B ' tain. Mrs. Sydney Burhce. Mrs. Laura l` __tTl§`ni`manr:Z’ LWB' hi; VE; Lank, Miss I-:ruth stems, Mao. snsl¢"" ' ‘ f ,' ' ' N “' ' MacGregor Mrs Cleaver lVl‘~Lmn lchmrmnn' hw Glasgow' Geme

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Edward Island Hos;>it.il campaign. Mr, M\Sl`Z";]d` VL,/[c'eP(`:!;"a'1 (;l:_h-"Lug Prank M. stewart also If n vice-‘ cs ' rm ' "

Georgetown, Rev. Colin McNevin,

Chail‘mB.n of the Allied Towns Com- mittee, and rendered excellent ser- Seymour Knight' ww'

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diner. "I want to complain about the Broadway to attract Wall S Wim! -" brokers. '

the Dfvprietor of the restaurant. A woma.ii‘s life is divided into

"midi" l Tell a map there are 4.796.243 "YN: it's a relief to hear o com- great periods. The first she s

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EXECUTORS’ NOTICE

The underigned Executors of the last will and tes

ment of W. Russell Oulton, late of Alberton in Prince Coun in Prince Edward Island, Farmer and Fox Rancher, dccea testate, hereby notify all persons indebted to the said es

to make immediate payment at the onice of The Eas

Trust Company, 154 Richmond Street, Charlottetown, and persons having any claims against the said estate are litre requested to present the same, duly attested, at the _afores office within twelve months from this date.

Dated this seventeenth day of October, A. D., 1930.

THE EASTERN TRUST COMPANY. SARAH K. OULTON, EX9C1|i°

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vice up to the time of the accident lnl which he was injured,

Ttiirty-five districts in Queens and

Kings' counties .already have been organized by Chairman Horne and his co-adjuto‘rs,\and they expect to! have between forty and fifty districtsl in line early next week, Following is the roster of the Provincial district

committees to date: V’ Annandale, Edwin Mernrlane,

Chairman, Roy Howlett. Vicc-Chair- num; Bonshaw, W.F. Alan Stewart, Chairman, L.T. Beaton. Vice Chair- man: Bredalbane, W.J. Seaman, cndirnian; Bridgetown, .i.n. stems chairman, T.J. Wigginton, Vice- Chairrnsn, Cavendish, Jermlah Simp- son, chairman; comwni, w.w.| Crosbey, Chminnan, Gordon McMillan,"

Mass meetings have been held in

all of the above districts, as well as in other districts yet to be Cl!¥l!\ired. speakers from Charlottetown have ad- dressed these meetings in behalf of the Hospital. and entertainers from this city recruited by Mrs. .1.A.O. Rodgerson, Chairman of the Enter- tainment Committee, have aocmn- panled the onators to render llresble programs. -Aa a result. great enthus- iasm has been kindled throughout the counties, and lt in believed that the country will give generously tcwlrd the construction and equipment fund.

"I gm much pleased with the result

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