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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, MAY 22, lil. -

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_ . _ 3 attending the Anti-Consumption League

I ? T H E G U N were present by invitation and gave add.

Fine stock of Gear at

Jhanieson's Drug Store-

U] new and reasonable prices.

ABaden Powell would make the

Laing better. s

It’s the best 5c. Cigar.

Ilia Medical Hall

Novice

Kotice is hareby give 1 that all

,Utica depositing refuse on any of dm water fronts or hitthwavs within is city or common of Charlottetown, vi) be prosecuted with the utmost of the law By oroer.

' SANITARY OFFICER.

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Cough ! Cough! Cough!

Do not couch anv more but

O use a bottle of PUl'TNER’S

:IU LSIDN the old established

vorite remedy. Whether

your cough is of long stand-

:fagr frtgngecentcold, PUTT-

wi o you good. It

will allay irritation, att ack and dispel the germs ot pul- Iomrry disease, tone u your System and help_to carer' you. Your doctor will tell you so your neighbors will say so too

:Yhonsands have been cured

it. Besure you get Puttner’s

Ile origin-il and best Emulsion

Of all ilruggists and deal-

ers.

f _.

tow ljoslure

First class pasture for cows

Dow ready to go cn, at Brigh- ton; Apply to

MAJOR WEEKS.

2?, 3i Pat and EX, »

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P. E. Island Hospital.

Public notice is hereby given that in

pirsuaace of the Act of Incorporation, a public meeting of all contributors to the above institution will be hold in the _Parlors of the Yeung Men's Christian Auoeiation, Charlottetown,

Thursday May 50. 190|-

Atthe hour of_7.30 p. m._ for the

ypese of electing trustees for the Ucvernnieat of the Institution, in ac- ewdaaee with the bye-laws.and for the ianeaction of such other business as :hll be brought before the meeting.

B. BALDERS TU N,

. Sec’y of Trustees. hw, td.

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The Schooner B. F. Wood.

aide will be due here from

low York about the 22nd

'ii _ _ ali. with 700 tons Hard Coal

ill Egg and Chestnut sizes.

As we ihave secured a

Qecially reduced freight we

w ell low whilst landing_

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» in Independent lournal. Ulllfammdled a“d fearle.~.~‘; aiming to be Jus” |mpartial, Relldbllh NSW!!! seeking at all tinics to further the best inli¢f€SlS of the people, and recognized theiciore as

'Pho :P60191-9'” P°'f"°r’ Published at its ollices. New Prowse Block

North side Post office, at the following rates payable in ad_vance:-- _ Y Mgr-ning Edition, daily (except Sunda}) OUC month sac. per yi., . . . ..._. .. . . . . . . . . ... $3-00 Senii-weekly hilitioii (“ed- 51 Sat-l PU vear Si 5_0; in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .$1.25 '\\'¢e'».ly Edition (Wednesday) per year $1.25 in adva uce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .$1-°°

Branch Offices

have been e_sta_blished at thejollorwing places where siibscnptio is may be paid, news iiriiish- ed,advcriisiiig, Job work and other business

t~ansac cdr- _ Suiiinierside. Rogers & Rogers store-J. B. C.

Baker, Manager

Albeitoii, Albert iii Bookstore-G. S. Muttart,

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Agen _

5.-,ui-is East, Tcl:phoue odice-P. G. Seaman,

Agent

J. E. B. iuccitisanv. J. i>. Hoon.

15 litor. _Business Manager.

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, lilll.

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NATIONAL COUNCIL OF WOMEN.

Canada. has many Parliaments great

\ and small, the greatest of which is now in session at Ottawa. These Parliaments,

whether federal or provincial, are, how- ever, composed of men, elected by men. They are paid for attending the sittings, paid mileage for their journey to and from the place of meeting, and they have the power to make laws governing the

greater atfairs of the country and sealing with the lives and property of men,women and children.

Just now another Parliament has been

sitting in the City cf London, Ontario which in its way also represents the entire Dominion from the Atlantic to the Pacific. There are absut half as many delegates present as sit in the Commons at Ottawa. But this is a Parliament of women, instead of men. It has no law making powers. Its members neither

receive nor claim indemnity nor m_ileage. They travrl and meet together at their own costs and charges. The °Women's Parliament represents the women of Canada, who happen to be almost as numerous as the men. It is an august body, too, for the greatest ladies in the land are included among its office-bearers and members. But no pomp and circum- stance of parade marks the opening of the session or signalises its prorogation. The other day when the National Coun-

cil of women met at London Lady Taylor, wife of the Chief Justice of Manitoba,pre- sided. Each member was presented with a badge of ivy leaves, tied with the Coiin- cil colors of dark and light blue, ,an-‘l with the word “Altior” written in gold letters on one of the leaves. These were sent out to them by the Countess of Aberdeen, the founder of the Women’s Parliament in Canada, its first President and some time the head of the great International Coun- cil of the Women of all nations. The leaves had been gathered at Hadd J, and the word“Altior" was the legend which Her Excellency had left with the Council as a motto. With the charming souvenirs wa sent a letter of kin ily greetings couched in the tender and felicitous terms of which

Lady Aberdeen is so capable.

Not unimportant are the deliberations

and discussions of the National Council of

Women, or the work in which it is enga- ged. Last year it issued an important Hind-book on the “YVonien of Canada, Their \Vork and Interests," which was

packed full of information upon vital mat-

ters which the ordinary parliamentary and

informing and important as those of any

'other gathering in Canada. At the Hrst

meeting in Loudon this year reports from »

the various Provinces were read as fol- ; l ‘e lows: By Mrs. Boomer, Ontario; Miss ' QW

Laidlaw,Quebec; Lady Tilley, New Bruns- _W » wick; Mrs. Bryce, Manitoba; Mrs. Mac- on Wed" Bday the 12th day of

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res-\e.~=, to which was added a paper on Hvg-tene in Childhood in Reference to the Prevention of Tuberculosis, by Mrs. Mc- Kenzie Clel-ind, M. D. a member of the

Council. Nothing can be of greater import- ance than the deep interest thus induced among the women of the country ln publlc health, sanitation and the prevention cf disease. Equally valuable ls the interest taken by the Council ln all that pertains

to mor rl reform, the improvement uf tlze condition of factory workers, the better surervimn of prisons, work-houses, jails hospitals and lunatic asylums. '

In f.-nt the Womens Council is doing a

g 'eat work as the federal head of all those

, o.-ig nizaiions of women throughout the lc iuatry which are furthering the progress of allerillghtenlng, uplifting and human- itarian enterprises. It works with un- equal success in different localities owing

to local cause-, but in its broad scope as an agency for inoral and intellectual eleva- tion tlirougliout the Dominion it has al- ready accomplished much, and is capable of yet doing much more. It was a happy thought to thus organize a body which

psh wld bring into -activity or gre iter effectiveness the energies and intelligence of 8 large portion of the population, whose powers for public usefulness would have otherwise been in part misapplied or have remained dormant. We hope to see the work of the Council go on and pros-

per.

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As a Food

For theSkin

Powders may cover up the dlatlgurlng

eruptions. but can never cure them, and are positively injurious, because they clog' up the pores of the skin. Dr. Chase’s Ointment is a. food for the skin. It is readily absorbed, and thoroughly cures each and every skin disease, making the skin smooth, soft and clear.

No worrian’s toilet is complete with-

out Dr. Chase's Ointment, tor, besides being the most perfect skin beautjiler obtainable, it can be used in a score of different ways. It absolutely cures eczema, salt rheum and the itching to which women are especially subject.

When the feet are sore and chafed

with walking an application of Dr. Chase's Ointment takes out the smart- lng and allays the inflammation in a surprisingly short time. Then for burns, scalds and every sort of chafing, irritation or eruption of the skin, Dr. Chase's Ointment affords a sate and certain cure. It has come to be indis- pensable ln scores of thousands of homes ; 60 cents a. box, at all dealers', s or Edinanson, Bates dr Co., '1‘oronto.`

Dr. Chase’s

Dintment.

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Just received 375 boxes of Oranges

W. ll. llutolieson, C,,?;’,;;;,';,,,_

-21 dtf.

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§llie Test ol Timo§

g as applied to Carbonated Beverages has Q proved that the drinks of our manufac-

* ture are of the very best quality.

For over fortv vears they have been

* first in favor with the trade.

alle SPECIALTIES. alelilngerlle. Urea Soda ale lemon Sour. in llringe Phisnlilla. Ginger Bee sie Sarsanarllla-

* Your orders will have prompt atte -

tion.

at

ii- -_-. annnaaaasnas

June, 1901 at 12 o’clock noon, where

kenzie Cleland, British Columbia; Mrs.. _he no' 'Hes an the elm 'Navigation “ ' -

`M°M°°h°”’P"l°°° Edward Ishnfli Mm Company’s wharf Charlottetown if a

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Macintosh, N°vs Scotia. Mrs- I-swsvv. not previcusly disposed cf by private ’ To d T 10 .1 for

North t T _t i . - - sen ua a ria r er

Wes em °r es' "'°°“"“' - Do you want to have it' well built. and ’

- 1 1 you don t want;

At the sectional conferences which roi- - psy any more for it than you have to. My. experience guarantei° 4 C

lowsd the work ofthe Victorian Order of ` K’ Hriffcltllll W0!'k,~8Dd #Dy-Up-!0»d&b`B W00d-W0l'klDg pitbull l1l&k8:l

Nurses was reviewed, and the work of the , possible for me to quote the lowest prices. Womens' HlstoricalSociety was discussed. 4 M0tl_ld.i|1`gs, llleetiiig, Windows, etc., always 0|! ' lilnfl it ‘ i Yotfll cn] oy ice cream to Theevening session was devoted |;0;\,¢1m_ length ll7-6 fem, beam 23 feet. deep lowest prices ~ 1 , day, and the warmer tho

portant subjectof Health. At this meeting 74 fe°f'» 379 mn" ZWS* *nd ' 239 -IDD! ’ w , w A i w‘°"h" get’ U39 m "79 y°° u a numberof the doctors who were in town new '°n"g?' Bull” “f ‘Pod i" Q09” I _ `I ’ 'J Y ° - . , bgc in 1883. has a beam engine with ‘ . _ , , telephone us (No 238) 01'

Q mrfwe condensoh g K g Fitzroy S . East, Lharlottetowr, P. O. _Box 216. , f ,end “_ ,Ord and “in demu.

'li a package at your door

-1-_ We make our Ice Crelm

'l`he hull. machinery/ and boiler is

NEW SPRING GARPETS

New Cirpess keep a rlving in endless profusion at The Big Store. 'Ibis

season’s aseoriniect is -ne larg~ st and most compli ts wg have ever ,h°w,,_E,_ ,y line trom the ctnapest Ht-mn otha liiest quality of vwiion and Axm,,,;,¢,,_.

Tapestry Carpets

New 'rai>i;srni° caneitrs in pretty d- -

ligne. ,_ 25c, 82s. 40c yard.

Fine rare-rar caizrirrs, in large

variety ot pie ty designs and color- mgs. _ 48 '"'.

New 'rarssrni' cancers. handsome

63 ~.

Very best nainitnat TAPE-'i'Rr can-

PETS, newest designs 95-:.

Hall and Stair C trot-ts that will cou-

tra.-t with a few to ma ch above 432., 63c., 7 50.

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being replete win all the latest and most stylish goods the world produces.

Brvssels Carpets.

New nnossitts ~c.iiti>s'i°s, in eriistio

designs and cilorings. Special to clea at a low figure. A '

A niagnili -.ent line of snnsslns can-

Pitrs, with 5-8 borders to match ata special price.

Our leader, the tineet nnussitts can-

rnrs in the world 6-8 borders to match, $1.65. '

Good 5-frame Bnuseiiis caneirr, band

art designs.5-8 borders to match $1.00

$1.25. and si.s5. 5

Hall and btair Carpets to match

above. 89c.. 98c., 8i.25_

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China Mitting, p Window Curzains '

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Another big drive in Art Squares all sizes all prices.

50 ends ot C irpats to clear you get 11-2 for the price of one yard.

Cocoa Matting.

from 250 up $2 50.

Matte.

Roval Anerican Smvrna Matte.

alwa s on hand.

time it will Ja to get our rices. `

-get§_§oui° prices.

_ Window Blinds ready made or made to order.

Stair Pads. Window Trimmings, Window Poles.

Blind Poles Brockets and Pole ends. _ _ Muslin hvthe yard for curtains. M idris; Silk Curtains. Furniture coveruigs. Dundee Hemp Carpet, Hemp Squares all s zes. Siotch Squ*\!‘08. UMOD

Squares. Canadian Squares, Hearth Rugs, Door M its,Rubber Mats, Cocoa Mats,

Large Reversible Mat's. English Wilton Mitts, Kidler Matte, Axmlnister

, The famous Brussell°Cirpet Sweepers, carpet sweepsr findings. We re-

pair carpet eweapers, new wheels, new ru buers and new brushes for above

Stair clasps and ether house furnishings. Whether vnu are renovating. moving or going housekeeping for the lirst

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Ask your friends what iheytiirlr of Patonu C irp :ts they will tell you their

Carpets are good and that they wear aell.

as. Paton- o.

The Carpet Men ’

and Lemons, selling cheap- wholesale and retail. V _

---Worslell Suilings

This season we imparted the largest and most attrac- tive szock of Colored Woisteds we ever had the pleas- ure of showing our customers. Judging by the many orders placed with us, this class of Suiting will ba very- popular. Thev are dres-y, wear well, brush well, hold their shape when properly cut and made by ns. \Ve will be pleased to have you call and see our goods and

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departmental reports barely touch upon. l . MOl'PlS Blffllk The annual volume containing the reports - * 6,, “_

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presented and the papers read at the #5-22d2mtl1°11¢°d 2111- C112f1C¢1¢l011w- C l C ` - W MPH OI' H1019

meetingsofthe National Council are as

Babys ciotiies should be wanna gfod ouilit,_having_ just been rehtted _ i I ' from our Pasteur zed cream

, Wm -;and_pwsed inspection in April., Her' which is abs0lI1 01! P°'° md

. _ oeriiicate allows the ves’-el to carry g ~ _ ' - J admittedly superior in flavor

300 passeugere, and she can beput to I i 4 '-AT-- I . ‘ _ ro i idmary cr.-ani-and 1'

sea in a fear hours. K F V _ I , g Af, put ii up yu 10- £0 and 3542-

- For particulars apply in Charlotte- LI* L Q C O O p-ckag- L i if

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gout them white as sum' mm Wu L L BEER _ _ Ifvytnt vntdi ol't°lock_does right, dropit ixiand haveit made!-ight

1 ages 5,3’ at an gm¢¢,.,_ , Ol' GQ , rt. Ha ngigifnged the ienjiccs of Mr. VB,.___W. ‘_C.ameron, Jeweler. we are in a

MCR- & M . . I , ,_ you have r swhen promised; g _~ , _ =

Queen sinxlffenu diiiolm P et L C' OWE N' ‘ Past: uv iz d Milk Factor

_ , gf » ,mi `_g_1_ Ch ‘tt , ,R E. Il d M 2 g W v V .- ,_wa¢clan\ak:eraad_,1’ew‘,_¢iQ. .Yi

|01' i. .4214 £551, ;.';,';aw td. sm lp ‘y. LO _ Wil QonezGraiton a.nd‘Great , W“ter Sues

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eddmg Plants That Bloom

are the kind tn t Plant about youar 301-ll' flower beds 'there win

for you if youpfpgurg

. trom me 1 have the anm als

to our utisfaction

treated advice free Geraniums for bedding nhtaiuable Cui Roms and Carnations

at-the end of every we¢ k for special occasions

5R83, WSL

J AMES Ch’l,ow'n, l'0St0$¢l

Worth s

Livery S

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First class single double teams.

Fine iurnout~ for and private parties.

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Having remfved Rui its stab 8, Sydney I =-ni prepaiid to fel tl mei. s horses cf»lt~ and handle

-peed nlsi clipping

tended to 'lerms

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Just received, 2) boxes of

selling ve y low

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W A |§_T To Work on Plelou Water

Good \Vage.=.

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