PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND 11

a real stone building not so great a rarity, there could be combined on Queen Square, where the Colonial Building stands, the richest effects of color under the diversified

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and gorgeous hues of autumn foliage, the green carpetings at its base, and the ruby~ lines which wouId form its approaches.” This dream of what was possible has happily come true. The one stone building stands no longer alone like " Patience on! a monument," and the Square in which it is situated is now one of the prettiest gardens in the Maritime Provinces. To—day, although in some of the streets the red