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For An Enioyalalpe Island Holiday

SOM SIGHTS TO R SEE A CHAiiLOTTETOWN

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PROVINCIAL BUILDING. The historic Provincial Building containing the Confederation Chamber, with its original furniture, etc., as used by "The Fathers of Confederation", is well worth seeing. The Provincial Legislative Assembly Room is also worth a visit.

GOVERNMENT HOUSE. The residence of the Lieutenant-Govemor. A beautiful old colonial style building in a splendid setting overlooking Charlottetown Harbour at the entrance to Victoria Park. Drive around the boulevard past Fort Edward and admire the magnificent view of Charlottetown Harbour. Here there are facilities for swimming, picnick- ing, tennis, baseball, and track and field activities.

DOMINION EXPERIMENTAL STATION. Situated to the northeast of the City and reached via Route 6 turning left after crossing the rail- way at the end of Longworth Avenue. Visitors are aiwa s welcome and may see beautiful flower gardens, animals of various kin , poultry. and exp3'tlimentai' plots where various crops are tried out under different con one.

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ST. DUNSTAN'S,UNIVERSITY. A splendid group ofibuildings, this progressive Roman Catholic University is situated on the Malpeque Road (Route 2) approidmately 1 U2 miles from the centre of the city.

PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION GROUNDS. At the east end of the-City, one of the most modern exhibition grounds and racing tracks in Eastern Canada is to be seen. Horses can be seen daily working out under their trainers, and Old Home Week, held during mid-August, together with night racing each Friday and Saturday during the Summer months, are feature events.

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SHOPPING DISTRICT. Charlottetown has an excellent shopping district, comprising Richmond, Queen, Kent, Great George, and Grafton Streets, all in the immediate centre of the City. There are a number of attractive departmental stores and many privately-owned businesses where it is a pleasure to shop and where every courtesy and good quality merchandise

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PRINCE OF WALES COLLEGE AND VOCATIONAL SCHOOL. Are modern in every way and house the Prince Edward Island Government's High School, the headquarters of the -P. E. I. Libraries, the National Film Board, and Vocational training centre.

CIIURC. Among these are St. Paul's Anglican Church which has a considerable amount of history attached to it, St. James Presbyterian Church, St. Peter's Anglican Church, St. Dunstan's Roman Catholic Basilica which is one of the outstanding examples of church architecture. Trinity United Church which is one of the largest churches east of Montreal, along with the Baptist Church, Central Christian Church. Holy Redeemer Catholic Church, Zion Presbyterian Church, and the Salvation Army Citadel. ' .

QUEEN SQUARE, situated in the centre of the city. Here may be found South African and Great War Memorials, as well as other Monuments and Plaques of considerable interest. On Queen Square is situated the Court House Building, the Provincial Building, and the Post Office Build- ing'. Just west of the Post Office Building is the City Market, where farmers of the surrounding areas come twice weeklyeiluesdays and Fridays-to display their wares and -sell same to the public. dust north of the Market is a neat brick building known as the Public Library and Harris Memorial Gallery. Here one caniobtain reading matter of all kinds,and view paintings of the late Robert Harris.

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