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IN CHARLOTTETOWN J wee

The merchants whose advertisements > appear in this issue along with the Gold i $j ee Cup & Saucer Committee and this “i. newspaper have joined forces'te bring

you 3 fun-filled, bargain-filled shopping , days to celebrate the big feature at- - fraction of Old Home Week "THE ce 10 A.M. Friday, "EVENING PATRIOT GOLD CUP_ AND 4

? _ August 20th SAUCER". Come - - - bring the family Bands from Maine, N.S., N.B. and P.E.I. ab te Charlottetown - - - Join in the Cup &

tractive floats, horses and ponies, Majorettes, Clowns . .. and hundreds of’ marchers. Par. Se Festivities! ade starts at 10 a.m. from Queen Charlotte ucer

High School and continues down North River cat. "4 : Road_.to the business district.

BAND OF THE ROYAL CANADIAN ART- , A ILLERY will be heard in concert in front of , the Court House at 3.0 p.m. Friday Aug-

ust 20th. = - i | : ‘ “ | See: The Thrilling ‘ ; d Gold Cup & Saucer ~-

POST PARADE 8:30 P.M. :

CHARLOTTETOWN ; Ye ‘ _. DRIVING PARK ee

You’hi witness one of the most spectacular i ss parades in Eastern Canada’s racing ga ee, x | . The silence of the huge wd, ; :

girls, colorful bands, gay | holiday ‘ crowds . . . all this is part of Gold cup = in Charlottetown. Don’t

Gold Cup & Saucer

The fastest horses in the Maritimes com-

Trophy sponsored ‘ by “The Evening Patriot” at the Char- lottetown Driving Park.

_ Friday, August 20th, Gis 8:30 P.M.

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