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Please read careiully-Plants sent

by mail the following postage must be added to pride oi order. Early cabbage, cauliilower and celery 10c, per 100 ior postage. early tomatoes iic. per doz, late tomatoes 5. and late cabbage Sc. per 100, wintercd over perennials such as Pansy, Daisy, Forget-me-not, Carnations, Sweet William, Dianthus and Holly hocks

`”12c. per doz must be added for pos-

tage. Annual bedding plants pos- tage iree (at prices quoted).

Vegetghle plants. early cabbage (very limited cluantity) 60c. per 100, late cabbage for iall_ and winter 15'c. per 100, cauliflower and celery 75c. per 100-extra early tomato (only a few) at 5c. each, late tomato 20c. per doz., cucumber, squash and pump- lfin 20c. per doz., tobacco 60c_ per 100.

clump plants, (many winter milled) Carnation, Sweet William, Forget me-Not, Dianthus, Pansy, Daisy, at 60c. per doz., Holly hccks Be. each 75c. per doz.

Perennials wintered over large

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Petunia, Vsrbens, -`ispdra'gon, seed- ling Pansy and Daley, Nastnrtinin tall and dwarf, Lbbelia, Sweet. Alys- sum, Canary, Creeper, Mignonette, Larkspur. zinnie.<nus¢y` miner, at 15c per dos.

Stocks 20c. per dos., Bsivia, Seed-

lings_ Carnations, and Dahlias double and single from seed at 251:. per dos. Double Dahlia Bulbs Sc. each, 75c.

15c. per doz. g ° ° ° *Cash must accompany ord-i ers. Write Plain, give lull name an address. We often recclve ord

without a signlture. It is advisabl on line of railway or boat to ex press or freight uhioss the order iii for small amounts or small qlianti-i ties. If your station is not a payi station freight should he prepaid'

The above list is intended for eus-, tomers not 'in a position to da.\l_aii our great daily market sale oi plnntml When at all movement esll and per-, sonally select your requirments. A

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That is the only kind of plumbing we fio. We aim ' to make every job as good as it can be done-we are '> not satisfied until you are perfectly satisfied. The strictest critics of ouri

work are ourselves.

It will pay you to have us attend to your plumbing whether it is a‘;`

cnmpicic system, improvements or repairing-no job is too big or tool small to handle and we guarantee satisfaction. i

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Spring Lamb, Muiion, Choice Vea s -or-~

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Cali at our stall in the City Market or at 'our store ` on Hillsboro Street.

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olcl established business of L. F. Drake 1138

been acquired by us and that We intend't0_ continue supplying the same high class _ol meats to our customers as they been re-

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it LAND 01;- nnauw.

Three hundred and seventy-eight years ago Jacques Cartier tvrotez,

"All this land is low and the most Bkutiful. . . '. 't'Y81`lid'0i the best temperature which itil »P0BlH*\° ¢0‘l°°-" l\‘r!_6l"to\it_- in visitors arrest that it is moreheautirui teeny. ~\W1‘tiie dnoit -it-. tractlvs summer resort in the entire `Do|ninion~oi_0\'nsih.‘__ _ j j,_f_

A nni.1on'ril‘nL simmnn cnrucifm.

' ooiitis hi-eezos 1aiieii,with the breath -or the 'seo mow ffrom the

south sua the west on through the ionirsummer "days, _Wins with the red and gold amber and green of agorgsons sunset.» 'l‘lie'nig'i_tsfa‘re*r!|` ways cool and bright, refreshing rest- and sleep. ~'l‘here‘si'e~no l0g_\.

A LAND OE HEALTH. ;

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In no country does so large a proportion of the people live to *ai

green old age. Only about one per cent -oi the population 'dies each; year. The repost. obtlie Registrar of Vital Statistics for-tlieyear 1911, lni which year the mortality was larger than usual, 'shows that ol a total ofl 1,114 deaths there were ‘ ‘

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50 years of age; 70 years 'of age; 80 yea!! oi age; _ 90 fyfilifs oi ali:

586 over 411 over

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The infant mortality of other countries ‘is almost unknown here.

There is no other land -under the sun WHEN `40`°D0l‘ 'Milf' Of U-he l\|iP“\\\l°il live to pass the seventy year-span oi lilll - ' - - -

“A LAND OFABUNDANCE. f

In no other countryls there 'greater abundance of the belt food;

and of clear, sparkling water in town and rural districts ellie. i ' ;

Lamb of the ilnesfrhavor; i »

Eggs, milk, butter and cheese;

The most luscious oysters in theworllii

Lobsters in great abundance;

Bea and brook trout, maekerel,¢0d. G'-U-E

Wild geese, brant, plover, dueklllli D8l‘¢l'ldK0'l\\ f¥\!9|l"l°ll0Y1§ Strawberries, raspberries, Dlue\J0fl‘i0B. ¢l'\\Db°!`l'l°li

apple; and plum; or i-no ox;-Bllence; cherries and small iruit are'

plentliully produced. » _~ -.i , '

AGREEABLE SOCIAL CONDITIONS.

The Island is socially a land of the golden mean.

Few are very rich and almost nonearg poor.

The great malorlty enlcy eomlortfsnd prosperity. - Sobriety and order.sverywhere prevail. _ ‘ ~ ' _In no part of./the American Continent is there proportionately so

little serious crime. < . _ _ There are no tramps and beggars are unknown.

Churches and schools are abundant.

There are 468 post. oillces-one to every -~4\- square _miles

uTh1rc;ilighoi;t phlartge part of thle Piovlnee there is free delivery oi the

ma s a y a e arm s’ roa ga es_._ i

'rho Prince Euwoi-<1 Illahe muwoy the-:mud in every di-

rection, brlnging four-lliths oi its area tliin°~iive' miles of the rails.

'1‘elephcne'_l-ines all over the Island connect ,175 towns, villages and

settlements. . _ `\

'rho rsmpare or sshd dunes, any miles long, .thrown up by the

waves. _ `

- The Ions shallow laswnl inside the dunes,-__»tho_hsunt| oi ash and

waterfowl.

Scores of miles of broad, clean, hard sand beaches. the 0013811! 0!

bathe`r's.. . » _» _ ' c _

i IN GENERAL. _

Bur! bathing and sheltered sea bliflli ': Shooting wild geese, duck, brant par' ge andplovsr in their '~sesson. Fishing brook and sea trout, msc érel and other sea `ilsh.

Clam baking, pienicking, oyster digging.

Boat 'sailing 'and rowing. Hundreds of motor boats. ~

IN CHARLOTTETOWN. -

Victoria Park, 60 acres within ten minutes' 'walk of the ‘Post Office.

Beautiful walks and drives, tennis courts, cricket and baseball. ‘

The Belvidere Gel! Links. _ . _ .

Amateur ‘Athletic Grounds. i i ' =

An excellent .-Free Piihliogybrsry. 'i‘hs~ l..`esgislativs'iBuilding,. seat of 'a Legislative Assembly older than

the United ,tates Congress. ' -

The `Mlcmae lincampment at Rocky Point. . ” 'rho old 'French'Fort 'at the Herbaria month. Seventy miles or land-locked waters. lor boating, lmthin_g_,. oysten

ilshing and clam diggilll- i ' - _,

' " I 'nm rox naucnns. » 'ill

'roui-iss visitors ana investors wii_1.siia-_gi-est intern; uumisg the

scores of fox ranclsss that 'arethlskly dotted ouer the wesi’»e,l'l\. _lads central

l>ortioas`of the Island. I 150 ‘th _ ` ~ - - '

___ ege_ai;e\qpword__ _so» c sseranehes.

‘ :Share are -hundreds of these black, anitsilvsr besnttss,»eaeh»with a present selling prius of $6.000 _npwards.___ 4 , ' ' ‘ _ ‘ _ A sinsle blsek»l°¥ur»nr¢»_l;te :tliervelnss:ei~aigeoe'tarin;‘}0ith=ie1i~ its buildings, fences and ve stoe . , ,lf _ _ _ ._ . ~_ ~\_.~‘ _;_ '_ __ fri.. s vs1u»orsu_u_i~._hi»¢xfoxu onrthsrahusniiéiisgedtoiie

idvdl' ' _ /_~ , ., ,,_ , 1 "f ’fI`._i, _._-_:af iv' ~ -(- 1 of-Island is the rseegniseiihssliuuaetue-=oi,tnisiiiibsstant~is-__

.5 __ _» _ ,, _ liighty-uve per cent of ‘all the valuable ioxes in captivity througli3 outthe world are within P. lil. Islandéranelies. p _ ` -

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