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MARTYR TO .FIGHT

AGAINST DISEASE.

WASHINGTTN, D. P., Aug, 14-

Sacriilcing his life in the line of duty, Passed Assistant Surgeon 'l‘. B. McCllntic, of the Public Health and Marine Hospital Service, who stricken with Rocky Mountain spotted fever fighting the disease in Montana, died to-day at the Georgetown Uni? varsity Hospital.

He arrived here this n»o"ning after

his hurried journey at-rms the con- tinent accompained by br. l~1arl Kell- ogg, of Stevensville, Mont, and a- nurse. It. was evident the odds were against him and that the disease he had so edectively fought to stamp out would claim him as a victim.

Dr. McClintic's wife, who was Miss

Teresa Drexel, of Washington, met ber stricken husband and did not leave his bedside until the end. Pass- ed Assistant Surgeon W. C. Bunker, of the Public Health and Marine Hos- pital Service, who formerly was as- sociated with Dr. McClintic in the spotted fever research work, offered to relieve Dr. Kellogg, but although Dr. Kellove l\~|l hor' l‘i.tl»- sleep since Thursday he declined to leave thc case even for an hour.

Everything possible was done for

Dr. McClintic, but so little ls known of the- cause or the cure of this strange maiady that the physicians were discouraged from the hour ol his arrival. Lieutenant W. S. McClintic, who is attached to the Louisiana, was, hurriedly summoned to his bro-

¢ll€|"B~‘9l0°. but arrived too late to

ses him alive. U.._.zL___l'51.. .. ._ ____. gg-I

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; As told in a Washington despatch to the lierals today. Dr. McClintic's was the only case of spotted .fever developed in the Bitter }-loot Valley of Montana this year, so thoroughly had been his work of eradicating the tick which transmits the disease.

Dr. McC1intic was preparing, when

stricken to return to Washington for labrutory work, supplementing his investigation in the field. Although bv his death the foremost authority on this strange disease has been lost, an- other ollicer of the Public Health ser- vice will step into his place, and the search for the cause and cure of the malndy will be continued.

“He died like a hero," was the comment of Dr. Rupert Blue, Sur- geon General of the public Health and Marine Hospital Service, to-day. “The memory of his fine Example will remain with all of us in the service."

Dr. McClintick's body will be taken

to Warm Springs, Va., to-morrow for burial.

MONTREAL MARKETS

MONTREAL, Aug. 14-Oats, Can-

adian Western, No. 2, 45 to -i5l;No 3, 44 to 44;; extra No. 1 feed, 45.

Flour, Manitoba spring wheat, pa-

'tents, firsts, 5.80; seconds, 5.30; strong bakers, 5.10: winter patents, choice, 5.25; straight rollers, 4.85 to 4.40, straight rollers, qgzs, 2.25 to 2.30.

Bran, 22; shorts, 26; middllngg_

27; moilllie, 30 to 34, » . Hay, No. 2, per ton, car lots, 16 to 17.

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Po atgis, per b_e.&`car lots 1.60. _

GUARDIAN CL

00° UM Der word Iiraf insertion in

aacb continuation Cnnh mg" U-

- co mum allowed. Minimum charge Twenty-live eanln.

ASSIFIED ADS

this column, half cent per word lor llpany order and five per cent dia-

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LOCAL AGENT WANTED FOR

Charlottetown and Queens Co., to

~ sell our high class Fruit Trees and

General Nursery Stock Large list of commercial and domestic varie- ties suitable for culture in Prince Edward !slu.nd.Good pay, Free Out- fit. Exclusive Territory. Write for particulars. Stone it Wellington, The Foothill Nurseries, (Establish- ed 1837), Toronto, Ontario.

. 6.27ME55l.

_|"l'Il\l_ALE HELP

WANTED, AT FALCONWOOD HOS-

pital, by Sept. lst. cook and housemaids, ' __8_-l5l\ll_v_v.

\1AN'l'hlD TWO EXPERIENCED LA-

dy clerks for the dry goods business, also a cash girl. Apply by letter

____t0__~!._§Q¥_'_B_l't,__Ol_t_y.__ _ 8-l5M3l. WANTED-AT ONCE OR Bl<}l<‘()l-tid

Sept. lst, t-wo maids, one for cham ber work, and one for kitchen. work. Apply at the lluss Hotel. -__..____,,__ _9f.‘.£M..1“'P_‘l-

WANTED, A GIRL FOR GENERAL

housework, one who understands 'plain cooking preferred. Apply to Mrs. J. C. Sims, 279 Richmond sc. _ _s-ami.

WANTED, AT ONCE, A KITCHEN

girl. Apply at Queen Hotel.

8-10M1w.

WANTED. A_ CAI-‘ABLE GENERAL ‘ servant to go to Ontario. Travel-

ling expenses paid. Apply 32 Brigh- ton Road. iTfiN't-an. A Housswuirn nv "rt-ra

lst of September. Apply to Mrs. F. L. Haazard, 235 Euston St.

- ` _ 8-7Mtf.

i 'FUR SALE

FOR SALE, A PURE BRED, REG-

ilterod Holstein Bull, aged!! years olti.' For further particulars apply toFl'0d. -P. -Webster, Rollo Bay WM-. P.. lu. I. . s-ismwpd. vabuannu santa ron sans: ur `0\Iul°r1mau. 'one nnnai-an ne.-sn Drltticllly all efhgr, yall '.53-°d_ MII' llbbd ‘churches and ensue

-:~-.$0 -_ ' ,- i.;f ~ . 'wt-orr. Apply to H. 'r. Pickering,

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_¢.’°2°g_- . a-mmm I'0R_ B IBON .Hogg 1.H0_

\w¢\’all'h. combination--ann, in 1 lllll 4 minute raeot-da, also 'dll ight-_ ""0"" '!°°|'¢°. 1 #Ind opera four-minute record and I4 two. minute records, all in good mn. 640°!-pewter nissan.. vnu. this outfit ta ,, -bend-made carrying NIU. (capacity. £0 racot-da) hm. ful tubaa and hand-painted nm",- horn. This-ll a splendid-ahanea for nuns to. m n .zona inuiuin .na I choice sollection of good 'hem-ds. Outfit coats $120.00 will im for "0 cash. Apply ,Advet-tlaer, Guara- lll- . . . Munn.

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FUR SALE,-TWO ~BOUND VOLUM-

es of I. C. S., advertising course, give more real, valuable pointers than any other text book on the subject, clean, unmarked, almost, new. Vaule $10 going nt Ss. Ati- vertiser, Guardian. g.9MEi_|_

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LOST

LOST A RUBBER AUTOMOBILE

coat in a rubber case, lost in com- ing down Brackley Point Road, St. Peters road or in Charlottetown on way to the Post Office . Two dollars reward-Apply to G. A. Gam, Esplanade, (‘-lmrlottetown.

-il-14M3ipd.

a_' ' _ MISCElLANEOUS ANY 1NF0Riun'rIoN WHICH WITJQ

lead to recovery of three pictures which were delivered to wrong place sometime in June by an em- ployee of Mr. Whitlock will be paid for. Apilly to Mrs. W. K. Rogers, _160 Euston St. 8-15M3i. WARREN'S (.‘.ARl)ING MILL, NEW

Glasgow, will continue carding for a few weeks longer until the new grain comes in. After that it will

F-only run occasionally. 8?l5M2iE2l._

nate nerr

WANTED, A MAN TO WORK ON

farm. Hire by month or for the year. Write or apply in person. John R. Munn, Marshfield. WANTED, A BOY TO LEARN THE

watchmnlting. Applv nt .Wellner's Jewellery Store. 8-15Mtf.

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PROFESSIONAL TEACHERS RE-

qulred for graded and rural ap- pointments opening after mldsum- mer vacation. Highest salaries ob- tained; full details supplied. Apply, stating qualifications to Canadian Teachers' Agency, Box 807, Rigi- na. for Saskatchewan schools; and Room 11, Aull Block, Calgary, for Alberta appointments. 7-1_7Mlll'- ‘ WANTED' ' WANTED AT ONCE TWO GOAT

makers. Steady employment and highest wages.-Apply Maclnllan Bron. _e-mini.

WANTED, SMALL HOUSE FURN-

iahed or unfurniahed. Apply or _vim zoo Prince st._s-1s_mwp¢i. WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED i‘.1'.1‘..II.‘.‘.°.!‘°'.“... "‘l'°'.""* °‘“'

0"' - PP! to Mc-

Klv and Kennedy, Bradalbone, P. -”-.-§. _____- s-mmsl. P F WNPED. wrrn min ' of four thousand dollars capital #J 30"* ll! I lmaral mall lnmlneaa in busy New Glaagoy, N, 3, pm. particulars addr-aaa IIC. Guardian, Charlottetown. Nike

-It .pays so 'buy in this Province.

if ti:,~_,. v~.~ ""*7°' -Miss Birdie Kelly, Summer-side. who has been vlittlug :lnbhdt-lotte- -tnwn, returned bmne yeaterdly.J.

-Dan Morrison, Cobalt, is at pres-

ent ytisiting ft-iends.»n Silmmerslde wherehe formerly belonged.J..-~ '

--Mifls 'Irene Duncan, Bummerside,

vamm qiaalsnger 'by the Empress lest evening from Montreal.J. '

-Hrs. T. B. Crockett, Montreal,

has neturnell from a visit \o Calgary. -J.

-The Emvftia arrived in Summer-

sids last evening at 8.30.~She had a small outward cargo and her inward cargo consisted 'of 2 cars freight.J.

-Win. Minto, Summerside, left this

niorllltigtfor Vemon diver, where he will visit his daughters. Mrs. Wood .and Mrs. Dr|l.ke.J.

_ -Rev. D. J. Fraser, Montreal, and Ilev. J. K. and Mrs. Fraser, Charles- ton passed 'through Summerside yes- terday on their way to Albcrton.J. '

-Mrs. Major G. W. West, Monta-

gue, and Mrs. John West of Wetas- kewin, are visiting friends and rela- tives in Bedeque.

-Mrs. 'Samuel Drake, Vernon River,

and her daughter, Mrs. Albert lugs, Mt. Herbert, spent Wednesday in, Summerside, the guests of Mrs John Dickieson. J.

-J. J. Johnston, Charlottetown;

Robert and Mrs. Murray and 'son, New Glasgow; J. O. Conors, St. John; W. L. Crosman, Boston; John Gemmell, Toronto; and Miss Gemmell registered at the Queen Hotel, Sum- tnerside, between the hours of 9.30 last night and 9.30 the previous nlght.J. _

-The rain storm on Wednesday

night which was general throughout the province was particularly heavy in the western part of the province. ln the vicinity of Tlgnish there was a terrific downpour of rain accom- ianied by a gale of wind which it is feared has done considerable damage to the grain crops. No damage from lightning is reported.J.

-J. W. Malloy, St. -Tolin; I-I. A.

Aubln, Providence; Miss Myrtle Ross, Charlottetown; D. J. Fraser, Mont- real; J. K. and Mrs. Fraser, Charles- t0I\; H- W» Blmnel, Peterborough; W. E. Bownan, St. John; S. F. Wattls, Charlottetown; S. S. McQuarrie,I-Ia1i- 18-li registered at the Clifton House, Sumtnerside, between `9.30 last even. ing and 9.30 the previous evening.J.`

The death occurred at his home lr.

tain Gellan Campbell one of the best

deceased served for some years as first oilicer of the Dominion Govern- ment stcamers the Stanley and thc Brant. He was seventy~three years of age. Ronald Campbell, Summer- side, is the only surviving brother of ihe deceased. The funeral takes place from his late home on Satur- day tlie 17th inst nt 2 o‘c1.»:- . i.

_!known _mariners in the province. The

(From Yesterday’s Evening Guardian)

-Harp' Hinton, Summerside, cross-

ed bv t e Empress this morning.-J.

-Iiev. Dr. Hunt, St. Eleanor’s.

was a passenger by thc Empress thit morning.-J.

-Miss Irma Mnthieson, Summer-

side, is making the round trip on the Empress this morning.-J,

-Miss Marlon McArthur left yester-

day to visit bet- grandparents, James and Mrs. Carruthers, of Bedeque, P. E. I.-Moncton Exc.

-Miss Lora Wright, Salem, Mass.,

who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. ll. T. Holman, Summerside, left by the Empress this morning.-J.

-Cecil Hicks, Sacxville, who has

been spending his holidays at Bide- ford, the guest of Mrs. Albert Wil- liams, was a passenger by the Em- press this morning,-J.

-On account of the sacrament at

Rose Valley being postponed till Aug- ust. 25th, Rev. D. B. McLeod will preach next Sabbath, Aug. 18th, ns follows:-Grand View Hall nt ll anti St. Andrew’s Church, Orwell, at 8.

-Mrs. Clifford Williams antl two

children, Boston, who have been vis- iting in Bidcfnrtl, the guests of Mrs. Albert Williams, lcft this morning by the Empress. She was accompanied by her sister Miss Lyla McQuarrle, lloston.-J.

AUSTRALIA UI’-TO-DATE.

.,_.___

' LONDON, August 14-For several weeks a large boarding has stood at the eastern end of the site upon which the new 'Australian offices are .being erected in The Strand, with the painted notification, "Australla's daily message." The bank below was filled in with the following mes- sage :-"Auatralia’s ahare,.in the de- fense of the empire 1912-18, amounts to about $5,500,000. This will make a total of about $13,000,090 expanded in defense in three years by the ltln|;'a four and a half million sub- jects in Australia."

SIR THOMAS VEXED.

_,___

Morrranat., aug. 14-su 'mm

Elhaughnelay la quite vexed' because some one let out the story of the new atoclt application at Ottawa, aaylng that lt was the flrat time he had ever \6¢|'ll Ol IMD a leak at the Capital before the laaue of the Canada. Galat- te, consequently tha' President do- elnrcd that the Government eonld SUI Oli Ile -rest of _tha lnforhm-

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l -One cent par word each insertion tot advertising in this column. -Cash must accompany order, and tive per cent disrount allowed. Minimum charge twenty-five cents. ‘

-Drug clerk wanted. Apply at once

Box 36, Burnmerside. 8-Bldtf. `

-Paris Green in tins 23 cents. R.

L. McNeill, Tyne Valley. 8-l3ME12I

-Sport for all ages, classes and

tastes at the Monster Regatta, Geor- getown, the 19th. 8-16M1i~

-The Morning Daily Guardian can

be obtained at Laderty’a Tonsorlal Parlors. Bummerslda.

-House and lot for sale in Sum-

, msrside, also two vacant lots, Bar- gains, easy terms. Apply A. A. Le- (urgey, 8-12Mf.I.

--I-l.~Clark, Agent, will be glad to

receive all newa, advertising and subscriptions in Alberton and vicin- ity. His oliice phone No. ia 7.

-Subscribers should renew a week

or two before the time they have paid for has expired and thus n0t miss an issue, as all papers are dis- -continued promptly on expiry 05”-

._]3uy a Fountain Pen, always con-

venient, alwals ready to write. W0 are showing a big range in our Fan- cy Goods Depattnient. Ii. 'l‘. Hul- tnan, Limited, Sumtuerside. 8-15Ml*l3i.

--Miss Bessie Alward, agent, in J.

G. Ja.rdine’a Bookstore, Water Bt. will be glad to receive all newa, ad- vertising and subscriptions in Sum- nerslde and vicinity. Her otllw phone la 45-1-and residence phone 25.

-Another cargo of hard coal has

arrived for R. T. Holman, Limited, Httninieruids. This will probably be the last this (canon and people wish- ing to save money should place their orders immediately and take deliv- ery from the vessel. 8-l5ME3i.

-Weldon L. Crosman, a former ‘

Summerside printer, but for a number .if years employed in the Boston Jqiirnal, starts for the Hub on the Empress this morning after having spent a pleasant holiday, visiting relatives and friends in various parts of the Province.J.

-Holman's, Summerside, are show- ing a beautiful range of advance ideas in ladies' fall and winter coati- There are about 50 distinct styles in the allowing and are without ex- ception the most distinctive and the greatest values ever offered by thc firm, and that is saying considerable, A cordial invitation is extended all ladies to call into the ready-to-wear `. department and' see the latest styles.

8-l.5ME3i.

Searletown on Thursday last of Cap- `

"For the best in toilet prepara-

tions _vou should come here. We al- ways have a full line of the leading, advertised, trade-marked goods, al- ways strictly fresh and pure and our prices are no higher than those cbarged in Boston and other big cit- ies. No matter _what you want, if it can come under the head of toilet preparations, you can get it herc. The McKinnon llrug (‘.o., corner Gt. George and Kent Ste. 8-14Mti.

COL. ASTOR'S I-IEIR.

NEW YORK Aug. 14-Mrs Mode-

line Astor, survivor of thc Titanic disaster in which her husband, the late Col. John Jacob Astor, lost his life, gave birth to -a son at 8.10 0'- clock this morning. The new nrrivnl has been named John Jacob Astor af- ter its father. 'l`hc baby becomes n direct heir to thc $3,000,000 of the Astor fortune.

The inet that its father nrovcd

himself a hero in the Titanic disaster by stepping aside to. lst women Bild children take places in lilehoats and that the wife from whom he then parted was his bride of but a few months, coupled with a large fortune which wns provided for a posthum- ous chlld, have lent usual interest to the arrival of the youngest As- tor. The new Astor baby will be one of the few children ever born witha fortune as large ns $3.000.000 i’Il iff! nw" right, (lol, Astor had provided that whether the child was a boy or girl it should receive the\same '\\ll\'l. and even if thc story brought more than one child, Col. Astor’s will al- so cnvered that contingency as it read as-follows :-

I bequeath such number of sepa-

rate sums of $3,000,000 each ns shall be equal to the number of my child- ren who shall survive me otl\<‘l‘ tlltlll my son William Vincent Astor, and mv daughter, Avn. Muriel Astor. ` The latter children are f-v (lol. As- tos's first wife, Mrs. Ava Willinl! AS- tor. __

i PRIVATE OFFICE

I Gramtnlng down ill-chosen - feed, and rushing back to ' work. lead.: straight to dys-

pepsla, with all lf mean! in

WWW-

Proper habit.: of eating. ~ with a Na-Dni-Co DIP , papala Tablet after each meal. restore good ¢i|¢¢l- tlan. health and happiness.

A box of Na-Dru-Co ,spain Tallets oolts but 50°. at your Drugglsfl- =‘l\tat|enal Dru( a1\d'Ch0I1\‘ ‘td’¢e.d0¢\h.Ll|l|ltad.

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A-.Great Midsummer Cléard1lCe Sale

__lHave You Seen Those VVais_t _ |_Specia4ly -Priced at 98c to 3.50? \

_ IF YOU HAVE NOT ADDED ONE OR MORE of each to your collection you simply have not seen, - them, for they represent values that no normal woman could resist :-Here are jiist a few facts: Every mat- _ erial of which, seasonable, 'waists are made 1s_ included in this showing-s-ilk, chiffon, net, voile, batiste, Img- erie cloth, marquesette and lawn, with a good showing of wash silk, chinas, messaliues, shantuugs etc. This is a clearance ofthe samples of the largest Can-

. adian manufacturer: No two alike see them to-day.

owse Bros Ltd.

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V You can’l judge

quahty by size- \

and .dns apphes to bread as well as lo men.

OU may lime an idea because western wheat flour ,

makes a big loaf of bread, that the quality is in 'keeping with the size. The largest men have not

accomplished the greatest deeds.

Size is the only feature that can commend western

_ wlieut flour to any cook. And the good cook quickly

_ discovers that quantity without quality is not worth buying.

"BT€.’\VER” FLOUR GIVES BOTH ,QU.\LI'l‘Y AND QUANTITY, because it is a

blended flour. It is mostly the choicest Ontario fall wheat with sufficient Manitoba spring wheat to equalize the strength.

In “Beaver” Flour, you get the famous pastry-making qualities of Ontario wheat--you `

get the fine texture, thc evenuess and the delicious flavor of Ontario wheat-you get the nutrimeut of Ontario wheat-with the "strength" of Manitoba wheat which makes the dough

"stand up” in the oven.

One of the big conveniences of "Beaver" Flour is the fact that it is equally good for bread

and pastry-and ‘best for both. `

“Beaver” Flour is superior to any western wheat flour for any and all kinds of baking,

and is the clieapest flour you can use because the most economical.

DEALERS-write us for prices on Feed, Coarse Grains and Cereals.

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THE 'I'._H. TAYLOR C0., Limited, ~ - CHATHAM, 011|.

'C. F. POOLEY, Roy Buildingi Halifax, N. S. ` Travelling Sale: Adent

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ins fit!! to

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|90 yd. Petons. 8-I2 Mtf _L

. fr _ i*

“The lending merchants are oller-l "The Maritime Championships to A arqe lot of scotch gingham!

special bargains for Wednesday be held next Wednesday promises to reduosu to 90. Patons. 8-i2 Mtf t that will prove most acceptable be the biggest athletic meet of its " H I """-'W-_-Q those attending the 'Championship -kind ever held in this Provims

M--L 8-nuns. ....nn... -Business Stand and

0 Inch fine English musllns for Swiss s t h

_ __ _______________ A 2`3r., Patons. s-iz MIT IOCIK `f0l' SLIC

po c ambrays worth S

r - _ F t As I wish to retire from the mer-

B » B ' th .___ chnudislng business with a view of

' ‘ _ j _-_ \ removing to the West I will dis-

i e ,/-' _X pose of my business stand and en-

' . ’ _|` ~ - _ t_i_t_e stock gf goods at Tyne Vnlleyi

" 4 ie stan comwlises a genera

Nat1on»a7 Alarm f ill .\ ...<1 .ii ‘ms-.-y --fe-

` , houses together with dwelling ac-

. . _ _ _ ' ~ l conunodation

This alarm clock is engoying won- it; ,J ' The business stand is situated ill

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and brass finish. Each.

derful popularity all over Canada ` ‘me °f the very best 86010115 °f tl” and the United Smte5_ Big Ben '_" provlnceandalarge and lucrative acts like n watch with an alarm at- .. " tmdehcan be dm" i"`°'°dpl°° if tacbment. He’s tall and hands - pure mer desires' his aww'

ome l ln n shnrtdlstance of Richmond

_with 8 ren face n tl d _ Bay (which can reached bil

p y , ea ian sand clear voice. Nicki.. `beot) nndnlsrgebnmness can be

done-with the oyster, clam and

_ obister fishermen. P _ ___

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AMERICAN ALARM, 25 years on the market- C m S e IL] °l:f¢I‘lJIilLL

50 DI 2

a good clock . .. ' 7'3M“' '

BOKEWS ALARM.good--1»......._........u. ` Furmturc "Salle

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