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SUNDAY July 16th

9.30 A.M.——Open air Religious Service at Exhibition grounds for Military Units in Camp and for Naval Units.

10.30 A.M.-—March Past." Salute taken.

11.00 A.M.-—Church Services with suitable reference to the occasion—The Clergy throughout the Province participating by observ- ances in keeping with the occasion. ' ‘

MONDAY JULY 17th

10.30 A.M.—At Exhibition Grounds. ‘Unveiling of tablets _to Fathers of Confederation. Hon Thane A. Campbell, presiding. Address of welcome by His Honor Lieut. Governor George D. DGBIOIS; Brief addresses by Hon. A. L. MacDonald, Premier of Nova. Scotia, Hon. A. A. Dysart, Premier of New_ Brunswick and Hon. Onesime Gagnan, Attorney General Province of Quebec.

3.00 P. M.-——Grand Street Parade — Historical —— All Provinces to be. repres- ented~—Highlanders, Light Horse, Medical Corps, Signallers, Girl Guides, Boy Scouts and Canadian Legion, Four Char- lottetown Bands, Patriotic Flag Rockets. —

8.30 P. M.——Historic Pageant ——-“THE ROMANCE OF CANADA” at Exhi- bition Grounds. Elaborate stage setting. Magic change of col- our and light effects never before attempted in this Province. Costumes and scenes historically correct. Eighty persons in the cast supported by a mixed choir of eighty voices and an orchestra of twenty.

Pageant under the direction of Mrs. A. H. Roper, C. D. A., the Chorus under Mr. Albert Dennis, B. A., and the Orchestra under Miss Vera Malcolm Campbell, Musc. Bach. Mr. J. Austin Trainor, C. D. A. in charge of make-up, stage settings by Mr. A. M. Whitlock with lighting effects under control of Mr. E. S. Chandler, E. E.

The Pageant runs for two hours‘ and faithfully portrays the founding of Canada. A number of thrilling scenes are enact- ed including the high-light so vividly perpetuated on canvas by Sir Robert Harris, universally known as “The Fathers of Con- federation”—-— a marvellous, thrilling reproduction of an artists masterpiece. The Parade of the Provinces is another high spot in this eventful evening’s entertainment. Each Province represented by a young lady supported by two notables in the history of each Province, enacting reproductions,——vivid, en- tertakigiing, instructive. Followed by Grand Display of Fire- wor .

TUESDAY July 18th

9.30 A. M.——Fireman’s. Parade with four Bands in attendance to Victoria -

Park. Addresses of _Welcome at ‘10.30 A. M. Acquatic Sports at Victoria Park. Swimming, diving competitions for boys and girls of all ages. Entries may be made at any time. Life Saving Exhibitions. Something everybody shouldsee and learn about.

1.00 P. M.—-Yacht Races, Charlottetown Harbour. Rowing Races between picked crews from several Canadian and United States naval units in port, "and from the R: C. N. V. R. establishment. The Yacht Races should be the most thrilling seen here in many years. For the first time in their history three clubs will be rep- resented.‘One of the oldest and largest clubs in the Maritimes, the Royal Kennebecassis Yacht Club of Saint John, N. B.~, and two of the younger clubs, the Wallace Yacht Club and the Amh- erst Yacht Club. The Island Clubs will be well represented by Summerside, Montague, Georgetown, while other entries have been received from Pictou, Shediac. and other points. An On tario built racer of the Class 11 (under 18 Ft.) has been entered from Orwell,_ which brings the entries for this class up to more than twenty. The keenest interest centers around the per- formances of several larger boats which have not yet met in competition. _ ' -

Boy scouts. am Guides .

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FRIDAY July 21st

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. P. M.——_Grand Concert at Exhibition Grounds by the Disciples of Mas- senet Choir of Montreal. Forty - two. highly trained voices blending in perfect harmony under the baton of Mr. Charles

Goulay. Mus. Doc.— who has been fitting1ydescribedas‘,‘Little .

Ziegfield”. Singing in both English and French, this choir brings to the people of Prince Edward Island the opportunity of a lifetime to hear and,see some of Canada's most renowned artists. Asatisfying experience for music lovers, youngand old. A_specia_l dance. for the Firemen follows—- '

WEDNESDAY July 19th

(Forenoon) Formal opening of Anne of Green Gables Golf Course, Nat-

ional Park by Hon. T. A. Crerar, Organized drive to the beach- .

es. The golf course is in_ good shape and the event will mark an achievement in the History of the’ National Parks of Can- ada. Parks Department officials from Ottawa will be present

and a match game two members of the Dominion‘ Cabinet, The —

Hon. T. A. Crerar and Hon. C. D. Howe is looked forwardto with enthusiasm by devotees of the Game.

1.30 P. M.-——Firemen’s Tournament at Exhibition Grounds. Fourteen De. partments from Maritime cities and towns taking part. It makes an exciting day when the “Fire Eaters” put on a. show. Meet the b0yJ from Glace Bay. Moncton, Newcastle, Amherst Dartmouth, Truro, Lunen burg, Fairville, Summerside, Mount Stewart, Sackville, Pict ou, Sussex and Charlottetown in friendly rivalry. Queen of the Carnival will be chosen from Princesses during the afternoon. Eight pretty girls, beauti- fully gowned, in friendly rivalry for the “Throne”—Girls not chosen will remain with the “Queen” throughout the Carnival a_s “Princesses”. Eight potential Queens-—count them -— Ken. sington, Borden, Wellington, Souris, Georgetown, Summerside Montague and Charlotte town. -

8.00 P. M‘.—-Grand Street Carnival——- Mardi Gras Parade. The Queen of the . Crnival and her attendants .leading. Crowning ceremony and '

reception. Costumes, Masks, Dancing. Just a lot of real fun and carefree amusement. Un masking at ten P.M. with a Mammoth‘ Dance in Market Square. Two Orchestras—-continuous music. A Community affair with the whole Island as Host and Host.

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THURSDAY J/uly 20th A

10.00 A.M.—Proposed flight of Trans continental Airship from the new.- Airport. Hon. C. D. Howe, Minister of Transport.

FARMERS G;ATHERING' AT EXPERIMENTAL FARM, followed by Pic- n c I .

1.30 P. M.-—Horse Racing at Exhibition Grounds. Proposed horse show. The Picnic and Horse Racing on Thursday present an excellent midsummer opportunity for friends to meet friends. A hearty invitation is extended to‘ all rural citizens to enjoy this twofold. pr08'ramme,d,e§1a'ned ::ﬁ_8c8.lHy for their benefit. New horses, in good condition, re ing out for new marks. Watch for entries and classes. ‘ 8.30 P. M.-—This is for the younger people, but age should not keep any. one away. Come andhbring the youngsters. A Camp Fire by, BOY Scouts and Girl Guides at Victoria Park. Bands in attend- ance and the greatest display of fireworks ever attempted in this province. Under the direction of Chief McEachern and the Charlottetown Fire Department. Brilliant, spectacular, clever-

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W01‘ 8- C‘ A During the week _compliment_ary luncheoiis, banquets and /dances will be organized for distinguish ed visitors. It is the sincere desire of the Confederation Celebration Committee A .eventf_ii1 and commemorative weelé will be enjoyd by. 311,

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