TOBER 24 1930 ‘ THE CI-IARLOTTETOWN (`UARDIAl‘-‘ PACF 5;.-\/EN
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.Skin 0nvered_ With Eczema--` '
3*’ llow Glear and Healthy
l Marvellous Healing by Well Known Remedy
s nothin so simple in its
:Purina sfterwsgrds so diiiicult to
° ,mga of ss skin disease. On the
' gn sign of irritation, roughness, or
émption, anoint the place with Zam-
<llul~:_ This herbal ointment will
_ ' eerliiy banish all trouble.
’PWhcn the skin _is_ ulrcndy adams
'ink Numa, or poisoned or ulcer-
_'|w]_ Zam-Buk is the one external
mplication powerful enough to get
- ga the root of the disease. It quickly
"places unhealthy tissue by new
_,mr skin. You will bo astounded
` at flip quick soothing and healing of
_‘pm-Buk.
_ Mgoicai. 1'neA~rwu:N~r anmos
I NO RELIEF
' ugly q ghter's face and neck were
Jqivered :yith a mass of sores. which
.nur doctor disrnused as eczema. He
prescribed treatment which we tried
_ W two months without relief. The,
poor chlld's face had to bs swati-led
in bandages and she was confined to
the house. I was about to call in a
skin specialist. when I heard how
Zun-Buk had healed many sufferers
from this dread disease, sol purchased
a. hox oi’ ointment and tablet ot soap.
After A few duys treatment there was
rs great improvement: day by day the
sores disappeared and within o, month
my daughters face was entirely
cleared of any sign of tho terrible
disease. without a. single scar. I
can t say too much of the wonderful
healing power of Zum-Bull."-Mrs. H.
A..' Toronto. Ont.
IF YOU have lv. sore indamod or
blotcliy slain, or sull’c'r from salt
rhcum, scalp troubles, poisoned
wounds, or piles, you will iiiid Zam-
Buk quickly soothing and hoallng.
It is also a nmrvellous first-aid for
cuts, burns, ctc. Zan1~Buk Ointment.
50r_ bnx, Zum~Buk Medicinal Soap
25c. coke. '
 THE GOLDEN FUTURE
f lof
" Prince Edward Island
A SPLEN DID
to be thankful.
ILL US TRA TED S OU VENIR
 Suitable for ready reference in the olfice 'or home, or
I-I for mailing to friends abroad.
za  WHAT sm HENRY 1'Hom'vro1v ss rs.-
: V “I am very much obliged to you for the advance
1- copies of the SOUVENIR EDITION. I congratu-
: late you upon the excellence of the production
5 which is really well done and full of interesting
I- __ articles dealing with the Garden of the Gulf.”
-~  THE zlsumx HERALD sArs.- 
.- ‘ “With the- compliments of The Charlottetown
_ Guardian, we have received a brochure entitled
‘The Golden Future,” setting forth the attract-
1 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 oi' 4 world-wide depression, is singing a
song of 'faith and conddence, is a good-indication
that this Dominion has yet many things for which
_ _ “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 wiiole, 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 _
" THREE VIEWS OF THE ISLAND ............._..... Introduction
 isis or naar mem;  may Gertrude ciarsln
ff BRIGHT FUTURE FOR PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
'_ (Coprlght Article)
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` NEW CAR FERRY STEAMER
' FARM LANDS FOR SETTLERS
' I-Ion. F. R. Hearts. Lieut. Governor
" TOURIST ADVANTAGES A. E. Morrison
-'~ N0 DIVORCE PROBLEM IN ISLAND 'PROVINCE -
William S. Dutton
"` A GREAT ADVENTURE IN C0-OPERATIVE INDUSTRY
J. W. Bolllter
' MARKETING PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND SEED POTATOES
C. C. Thompson
' A HAVEN FOR CITY DWELLERS ..t.... Jllstlce A. E. Arsenault
1 C0-OPEBATIVE MARKETING 0F EGGS AND POULTRY 
BOARDS OF TRADE AND PROBLEMS OF TRANSPORT
II srunyma FARM moan!-:Ms
'f LATEST STATISTICS
S. A. MacDonald
a- ran risnaiw iivnusriuf  s."r. mums
nu rmvnicisi. carrrai.  o. r. Nleinnson
" rss rnmcs couivry carrrai.  Mayor w. J. nlnsnme
 imnoviivo 'run slnvan rox innusrnr  G. Ennis sinlui
runnic scuooi. si/srnns  ii. ii. snsw
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 :uixsn cnors ann rsicrini: sorr.  _Premier w. M. wi
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interesting Souvenir issued from the Press-
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Please send me  con. -- ttf THE GOLDEN FUTURE
of Prince Edward Island for which I enclose S..-.--.---vw
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The Bonshaw School Fair
The Bom!-is\w, Argyle and Csnos_
_ Cove School Fair ws`s held at Bon-`
.Shaw on Bcptember llth. The day
being line many people gathered to
see the exhibits which though not as
numerous as preceding years were of'
is good quality. After the judging had
» been finished speeches were made
by the following; Mr. and Mrs. Ves-
sey. Mr. Edward MacPliail, Mr. J. J.
MacLeod, Mr. Samuel Beaton.
Following is the prize list:
CLASS I. (Grains)
Sec. 1, lst, Jane Darrach, Canoe
Covc.~ _
See. 2. Ist, Clara MaoPhee. Canoe
Cove: 2. Jessie MacNevin. Canoe
Cove; 3. Dan MacPhee, Canoe Cove;
4, Muriel MacN.cvin, Canoe Cove.
Sec. 41. Carrie Ma.cLeod,` Bon-
shaw; 2, Florence MacLeod, Bonshaw,
3. Cecil MacPhail, Argyle Shore; 4,
__.ildred Crosby, Buiishaw.
Sec. 5.-1, Jane Darrach; 2, Mur-
iel Mas:Nev`ui; 3, Milton MacNevln,
Canoe Cove; 4, Lloyd `MacDougall,
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CLASS n___R________ _
Sec. I,-I, Alberta. M9-CNevin, Ar-
gyle shore; 2, Leslie MacNoviii, Ar-
gyle Shore; 3. Cecil MacPhsil; Ar.
gyle Shore; 4, Edison MacRae, Bon.
shaw.
Sec. 2,-I,_Cla:e. MacPliee, Canoe
CUVG: 2. Dan MacPhee, Canoe Cove;
3, Holla MacDonald, Bonshaw; 4,
Muriel MacNevln, Canoe cove,
S66- 3,-1, Robert M;.icQun,rp1e_
Bonshltw; 2, Clayton Crosby, B03.
811GW:3. Ivan Ferguson, Bonsluw;
4. Constsncs'MacI/eod. Bonslisw,
Sec. 5.-1. Muriel MacNevi_n, can.
oe Cove; 2, Calvin MacPhail, Bon.
Shaw: 3. Lloyd Darwen. sonsiiaw; 4,
Myrtle Uroshy. Bonshsw.
Sec. U.-Ivan Ferguson, Bemhgw;
2. Cleveland MacDonald, Canoe Cove,
3, Eric Ferguson, Bonshaw; 4, con-
stance MacLeod, Bonshaw.
CLAS S IIL- (Vegetables)
Sec. 2._1, Charles Darrach, Bon-
shaw; 2. Muriel MacNevizi; 3, Eric
I"crgu_son; 4, Ivan Ferguson.
Sec. 4.-I, Florence MacLeod; 2.
Ivan Ferguson, Bonshaw; 3, James
Mmcbougall; 4, Muriel MacNevin,
Canoe Cove.
Sec. 5.-1. Muriel MacNevin. Canoe
Cove; 2, Leslie MacNevin, Argyle
Shore; 3, Peter MacDonald, Bon-
shaw; 4. Charles Dari-acli. Bonshaw.
Sec. 6_~1. Ivan Ferguson; 2. Flor-
ence Macbeod, Bonshaw; 3, Eric Fer-
guson, ’Bonshew; 4, Jane Darrach,
Canoe Cove. '
Sec. 7.-1, Chai-los Danach; 2. Ro-
bert Macquarrie; 3, Thelma Beaton;
4, Elizabeth MacDonald.
_ CLASS 4.-(Flowers)
Sec. 1, sweet Peas_i, Mildred
Crosby; 2. Lillian Carson, Bonshaiv;
3. Lloyd M_acDcugall;' 4, Dorothy Dar-
rash.
Sec. 2, Mixed.-1, Dorothy Dar-
rach, Bonshaw; 2. Thelma Beaton,
Bonshaw; 3, Florence MacLeod, Bon-
shaw; 4, Mildred Crosby. Bonshaw.
oc. 3.-1, Eric Ferguson; 2. Ivan
Ferguson; 3. Carrie MacLeod; 4. Lil-
lian Carson. ~
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CLASS V.-(Fruit)
Sec. 1.-I. Lloyrl MacDougall; 2,
James MacDougall; 3. Ivan Fergu-
son.
Sec. 2.-I. Lloyd MacDougall; 2,
Muriel Ma.cNevin; 3, Lillian Mac-
Dougall; 4. Kenneth MacQuarrle.
Sec. 3.-1, Eric Ferguson.
Sec. 4.-1, Lloyd MacDougali; 2,
James MacDouga1l; 3, Lloyd Mac-
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Clara MacPhee' 3, Muriel MacNevin;i _ ' ` I A _ .___ `   _ N    ni* _I I  __  _ L _ M t _
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sec` 1'_`1’ Mildred Crosby; 2' Myr- s. _ r --:s~:.~"' 2 _ ~ - -»--~`°:':~ --_’*“h""`T;-l"T"~`;:;"T;  3 Pcier M:icDoii-  l\Inr’Vgii:lV~:it~T'3 I Lolllic YTS~7l:c.`i::fvn_>`i'-lC'_;>Co*n_iiVle Mlscbcd
tie Crosby: 3. Florence MacPhee; 4. Sec_-'nfl-1, "Alberta MacNcviri; 2, 4. Jane Darrac ._ ____ 2 Con- ______ 4 Ma____________ .C___._S_____ __.________ ______._____________, _________P_ C_____sb____  __m____ H___________
Lillian Carson. _Lillian Carson; 3, Mildred Cl‘0l'!byi sec' 4'_1‘ _Lilian qaxiqzcweyin- 4 I CLASS XI.-<(`o!l¢-ctionsl ) Frm 4_»-1. .lrxzir -MacNf".’iii: 2._ Sc?~ l <‘n»»--l. Ci:i_\‘toii Cin.In\
sw' 2"°1’ Dorothy Dan-Bch; 2" 4’ Muguente Crosby' me MacLeod‘.3' Jam A I ' Src. 1---I Jniio I`3,ii'l'nvii;  .l'_‘.'-.\i' lf~':_::~ _\l_1ff~»>\i:»_ 3 -l.i;i_f~ l)n1'i':icli:il"io_‘f~iiz‘c _\Izirl_r~~irl: It. ` “ X
Ifelfe M3"-“3°di 3- Myra' M“°Le°d3 4'i Louise Macl\l_@\i1\~ T _"im, MacNcviii~ ’3_ Lniilsc .\lnc.\'»‘\'ui; 4 1 Vi;1.<li:-ii .=r!if~f»l_ Ncvln; -l Mai;\' D:=.i‘1`a<'i
Florence Macnee. i _crass vin. mv. ii. isewlngl CLASS "\~”‘M“““‘“ “__ ~ Cma '______jP__c__ '__________ x_______`__________ w______ Sm __ ____ __ _I___d____ Bm _
see 4,-1. Lulian MacDouga11; 2. see. 2,_i, Florence Macleod; 2.| sec. 7,-1, oswnla Darrnf - sec -____ _-__________ _V___CN________ _ i - D___O_____ M___Ne______ 3 Ch me Dm
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Lillian Carson; 3. Idells MacRae; 4, grggtg Mn¢Nevin; 3, Irene MacLeod. CLASS X. (Lliestoc ) _ _ _ __ _ _ _  _ 2__ _“___ __ __\____ M______\________
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