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the long blea winter's Pa beaks 313. house, 640 8th av ves f the region still pre- cote 48. and 19, } :
es through, an’ the trees be-| on. tease —wemt Hall:. well heated | =' the traditio f this join- 4 cash, ba i
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IN DISSEMINATING DISEASE THE PART PLAYED BY RATS gin to gi and lighted. J. H. ROGERS, Phone 116 x of the land. od ae : as ' ate fos .‘
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INVESTIGATED BY SCIENCE PROVES TO GE CONSIDER- Green an’ feathery aga FOR RENT room cottage, near MeBride rhe Chukchis, who greatly re- AV for $3,8 $2 cash, ba
ABLE—SUBONIC PLAGUE THE DEADLIEST PERIL. Jus’ hol’ out a leelté bit ith ave. Bainte Sloan. Phone 387.) <ombie the Eskimos, and live on|]% 6, 12 and 18 monbts. Rented for —
eee tae Se aaeas ence clic eerste phate he Asiatic side relate that the #54 per mont Rooming }
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Althoug s still oubtful | Cases of ing “ct contagion are}Some fine day the I g l ¢iiand tl made he forme 8- I i k $4
Although i dot ‘ ndirect ¢ agio me fine da h 1 igh { Insurance {jia a nad 1 7" ner | Best snap in the cit
whether rats may transmit hydro-jverv interesting, for these are dance an’ caper on the i} sank into the water dur- ae Anes es, ee ae FOR RENT
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phobia and military fever, it 15}caused by fleas as intermediaries eel, . . j rit SHUR Se Ven w es ‘| Lot n sect g I Store, 2nd Av
' An’ the warm smile « the sun’]!} |OUR Companies are note or Prompt and just | warrio and a great white bear.! —s ott : wn, $2 Store, 9m Ay
incontestable that they are guiity| Fleas abound in Asia, and though settlements. We write y known class of . | Binet,
kinda hover over all Insurance. The Mack Realty Td teuatonnatna | More thar one engineer has Ae F
of transmitting the bubonic pest.| parasitic on the rat, they readily Lela oherry i bind will Gall, | am? 1gieasensenssracstgnda cdetneemeemecens oT held that it would be practicable} See me for Insurar f all knids
From the most remote times the| bite man and various animals. the world seem sort o° lit j Help W d istruct a bridge across this| | miah H K o| Ltd
presence of rats during plagu {1 his fact was first suspecited| With the glory o’ the spring elp Wante if f water separating Amer-| | ere . ug er, ‘
epidemies has attracted the at-|and subsequently proved by Ir.) Jus’ hol’ out a leetle bit. ee ere ee ee ers | “inate Asia and the Old World|
tention of observers. At the pres-| Simond in 1897. It was definite- WANTED—Man. elderly preferred act} from the New. But a= railway} erewe: 097
ent day in Yunnan bubonie plague|!» corroborated by the British|Jus’ hol’ out a leetle bit through] | @s wat en A St a plaDe ADI Cold} journey from New York to Paris, |
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is mas a ‘ps -ase.” commission in India. The latter the shadow ¢ , even if the engineering genius of GEO LEEK |
is known as the rat disease. - . pe h hadow an the gloom, WANT girl attending school to help mind ae be engineering geniu is ©
Dr. Yersin. after discovering|body demonstrated that a flea’s| Til! the sun gits fond an’ friend- baby from 4 to 8. Stale what expectea.| (he future should make it pos-
; : $8 5 ews . 3 ¢ re > -. .
the: microbe of the bubonic pest,| Stomach, with a capacity of half ly, an’ the apple orchards Address 2; 18. New sible, would take a much longer! 618 3rd Ave. Prince Rupert | PHONE 301
observed during the Hongkong|@ bubic millimetre, may contain | bloom. tetera tien ican ime, even on the fastest trains,|&, PONY EXPRESS
epidemic in 1894 that in the in-| five thousand microbes when fuli| Till the delicate perfume that the / Wanted H (jt han a voyage across the Atlan-| YSTEMATIC MERCHAN
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fected quarters numerous rats! f the blood of a pestiferous rat | cherry trees emit ouses jlitc on a swift liner, and would (
were lying dead on the ground| The British commission aisO| Hits a feller. Dog my skin! ett tr teres rere | probal! cost very much more C eor etown Bnemnge, Sevres Di Flee de :
and that almost al! containe¢ 1| showed that healthy rats when} Jus’ hol’ out a leetle bit. WANTED—Large store with good show/!t would be a. luxury to be g eT ia eae
; esis aa tern ate +4 : cs OIA otek Si windows in best business locality. Will aas-on _ . m Pee ee
great numbers of the ‘pest mi-| placed in a cage with rats in | a Lout Post-Dispateh. lease on good but not exorbitant terms, | JO¥C4 y by the wealthy per-
manhada their ioraans | fected with plague remained in| = = —= = = Box 217, News OMice tf jsons who strongly dislike ocean awmniill ( Oo Ltd.
In 1898 Dr. Simond gave a con- perfect health if aii the animals} COAL NOTICES. eee ere error | VEL, ”
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vincing demonstration of the fact; vere rendered perfectly free frora|—-——_______ . — — j . i | NOTICE
that rats transmit plague After} tlic leas If fleas were intro-|skeena Land District—District of Queen i Business Chances j LAND LEASES Lumber
studying the epidemics in India| duced, however, they contracted whi a at ae siemens ti nate baie es te es etre eri |
: OT « . ra « disease with <¢ rce re oOftl, Samuel I s es, of e, Wash., ‘
in 1896, 4897 and 1898, Dr. Koch] tie disea h:.a, pores niage 4 Lee emuel :D- Coa aie da tne, . Wash WANTED — Restaurant outfit, espectally | i 5; est and jafter da I
in 19014 defined the plague as ajresulis in direct proportion >| commissioner of Lands for a license t range, also. bedding and chesp furniture keena Land Distr District ae . . aM
. . prospect for co aud petroleum on and ; ae hed orms ne A o Vo ’ - a UGEpS
disease of rats, in which manj|the number of insects. On plac- | under 640 submarine acres, of land ot 9-tf Brine ena eke a iy iw ene " Mouldings u mpat
‘ ots a ‘ iat a , eee $f “aha slg scribed as iere Prince per ( civil engineer Dated at i
parti ipated Dr Borrell in 1902 ing infec ’ d oe Fa Sa a) au | ene eat Sr tae ah ut § gee ne , x ts a opps ie 7 a int ur i and lay , f Ma ; 1912
suade a thorough study of the] ficiently fat rom other CaBes) chains south of the southeast corner of : aes Fe eee octane ee net ire CARSS
: x : ¥ ‘ol 57 Graham Island, thence eas 7 1 s end t apply for permission to lease the st ‘ .
propogation of plague from east-| centaining healthy rats ‘so that peer kena ae rth 80 chains, tenes | / M scellaneou | Wing described lands A large stock of dry finish- Solicitors for M. I
ern countries to Europe on board|the fleas could not jump across west 80 chains, thence south 80 Chains 106 | drmermenermerme areata cetacean oe a a a LO a ing vember on hand. Boat
place of commencement ‘ d y peel , OF POLSC dOU or a speciz y . ery
ship, all the ports of call being the space the healthy rats did SAMI oe +4 Od ie cog aan SIMA LR Cia desniieloie cain cene bei Lot 446, Range 5, Coast district, thence umber a specialty. Delivery
; : ; j sted | Dated March 21 2 : at bottomed boat. also, herring nets rth to a pont equa-distant between Lot made at short notice,
successively contaminated by not become infected. Pub. Mare a PY} rr e $4 j ” Keyes, Gen Del. 30-93] 4° #@ id Watson Island, thence easterly
pestiferous rats Fieas may thus play a prin- sk ; srk aba cy, ROS: Re eee 1p Our prices are as low as aay
. 5. e Land District-—District f Quee OR SA »-.dory schooner nang rote “aaeen enwwen — _ ” . ‘ maT
These facts have been so fre-j|ciple role in the transmission oF iii t harlotte . Ph SORE TS W re err Bee papas ip with and the high water mark of Watsor Call on us before orderir
‘ a 2 tanc¢ ; , 3 i to poi 1 lo ter é J yelore der z.
quently verified that they are now|the plagues, while vrais, beavers I, ce to at Sharty gaye egg ony : Twenty-eight qrcee ween Lot 445 and Watse n island-on I axe : eee i
’ ’ | Samue Somes, of Cashmere, Wash. : rs A snap Address | \ osaiiiain? 7 ™ “high wae
definitely accepted. The rats af-}o¥ squirrels may Constitute re-jrancher, intend to aply to the Assistant win J. Anderson, Ketchikan Me Ky thence. wos rel { sonthors tole PRINCE RUPER] INN
’ : co 8s oO 3 for 3 “ense 10 sk ; in ence sterly and southerly
fected by the plague are, in order| serves of the virus. Prophyl- SMa tae caieann eee auntee sah] eee 80-tf | lowing high water mark to point of com
v o ’ : » Z a es cee . » | under 4 submarine ae > , / Ar , a men ceme nt OFFICER.
of frequency, the brown Norway|actic measures yfor arresting the] snicr, O44, submarine scree of land oh] WANTED A large quantity of, Dies PWISE HARBOUR LAND COMPANY rise aw
rat, the black rat and the com-| plague must therefore be direct- | engommencing at @ Post planted.about 4 Storage Plant, Seal Cove 80-4t | MT ER i abdaw ca oent EMPRESS THEATRE BLDG. :
ar str g Se es soutl 1 northeast corner of dk ease y mnew, Agen
mon mouse. But other rodents|ed toward destroying these oxi 17, Graham Island, thence east 80|WANTED—All kinds | of plain sewing Dae ADEE 3 eda Cor. 6th St. and 2nd Ave. y
not belonging to the rat family|categories of animals, In ex-| ‘hains thence north 80 chains, thence Wm. Angie Hous airs, Fulton and es : ” | ANNE xX
Se ¢ ; BRO ‘4its, thence south 80 chains, t 6th ay Phone Re¢ ot “ J - P ena —— ae
may also be the cause of thejterminating the rats provision) piace of commencement keena Land pissrics District of Coast,} }
f r r . ; «i be a aienvineg : SAMUEL D. SOMES, Locator WANTED—House cleaning, washing and e
plague. The pest is also ratherjtmust made for destroying the i Dated March 21, 1912. ironing 1 ( MDE tent woman ' Aj ply [ oe pone shay + auguarue iW Agne ne 2
frequent among squirrels and] flea, a condilion which is not ful- Pub. March 29, 1912 apartment’ house, 630 Taylor st, Off) \iing ws agent f r Porpoi athens rand * urc ervices~- |!
among the tarbagans, a species} filled by the ordinary means of|Skeena Land Districts District of Queen sore 82-40 | compat Limited, of Victoria ea rN |
2 j Charlotte - oersrnmermnsrmsrmnsrmmsrneege teri t) apply for permission to lease the - i
of marmots found on the shores}/poison or traps, but which is Take notice that thirty days from date, | Wing described lands ; FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH i Owned ar
ae 1 aeiinfantorily.etacta 4 se|!, Samuel D. Somes, of Cashmere, Wash.. encing at @ post pl 1 on the} 8 z ee
of Lake Baikal. atisfact effected by the use} ) ia intend to apply to the Assistant Lost and Found herly point on Pot » Harbour, | eaviees avert ae anday sn the Grand Trunk |
Plague epidemics always orig- of sulphurous anhydride, carbon | ' unmiissioner of Lands for 3 license to ay er seg Hange 5, Coast district, thence Empress Theatre at 780 io | the Ameri and |
: oe prospect for coal and petroleum on and tt ott FY a at a le water mark, thence westeriy c. - ae _ | > America ;
inate from the same centres,| disulphide or hydrocyanic ac id.|under 640 submarine Reves of land on LOST—Large silv uff link with initial y following ‘low water iar | penecrde oe ag rp gmemlbes |] Excellently fur
oe eh Pp ‘7 4 eee |} Graham Isiand, described as follows nw ee ete At aS ae due west of the southwest | REV. F. W. KERR, M.A., Pasto. } :
situated in different paris of the Comamencing at a post planted about 40 4 Re i Reward if returned to Parkin 446, Range 5, Coast district, eee, |f steam heat, elect:
world, in India, the Yemen and} Right prices. Royal hotel. tf | chains south of northeast corner of ard: Bleotric, “4 Brrbt high water mark, thence | if modern convenience
4 Kurdistan Yunnan } the pli ace | ’ | <M 1 ATs Graham inend, ens e east 80 , val er mark northerly and} THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH } ; , y fi
5 ° i Ss 3 ace | chains, nence south 80 chains, thnece vasterly » po of commencement j i eal 2 - utely first-ciass in eve
"ig i > epidemics! ; *st 80 chains, thence north 80 chains, to POKPOISE, HARBOU R LAND COMPANY, || MCINTYRE HALL, SRD AVE., NEAR 6TH 81 ,
of origin of all the epidemics} Daffodil Ball Tonight. lace of commencement LIMITED ! Services every Sunday at 11 The appointment
which have raged since 1894,) : x } SAMUEL D, SOMES, Locator Per Augustus W. Agnew, Agent | a.m. and 7.30 p.m Sunday } BO: BDE
; } Ponight in the Kaien Island Dated March 21, 1912 | Dated April 5th, 1912 | School 2.30 p. m Baraca |f are equal to a:
with the exception of the last, the elu tht a a eet ath the | Pub. March 29, 1919. | Pub. April 8, 1042 | Bibie Class 2.30 p.m. | at
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ih pulmonary, plague of Manchuria, ' ain Ghadnelde: LL)  aeebae tanh’ kas platili < 66 - amis |} REV.W.H.McLEOD B.A B.D. Pastor [jf °°
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1 the origin of which occurred in ee See f biol | New Wellington Coal. Best on: the 1 mange. § |
i be a charming function. UNION SS. COMPANY OF B. t. ltd | Take notice that I, Augustus W. Agnew, THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
# the regions adjoining Lake Bai-| | " Coast | ‘ fi Prince Bupers B C., ebvil engineer, | SIXTH AVE. AND MUSGRAVE PLACE
i >pe >» tarbage as s IT | chi as agent for Porpoise Harbour Land ave ; i ay
kal, where: the tarbagan:has ils) tas ‘Phone 116 Rogers & Black | ‘cus any, “Cimited: of Vicworia Be. in | Services every Sunday at 11 Rates: $1 to $3.50 pero
habitat. | Warm, clean rooms at Bevvy. | 1, 2 j tend to apply for’ permission to lease the Bet ARS Ten Dette | ROD
in he new steel Passenger Steamers | ftlowink described lands il wrannie ae ;
\ — 7 - Commencing at a post planted on the! REV. C. R. SING, B.D PasToR
= — e high Walter mark of Lot 446, Rang 5,] __- - - =
| 6 99 } (oast district, at the mouth of We if Creek | THE LVATION RMY
jestuary on Lake Wainright then: e west! SA ON AR acer
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4 @ 0 Sin = |: $0: Jw wal : tt rk, thene e northerly ¢ ee i G. A Sweet, Man
ia | fovowing the low water 1 11 a. m ee nd 8
uy . . | 4 9 jf? & point due north of the northeast cor- | Pp. m eae a mae F 1 30
: Anniversary : Entertainment... | ae fics? Lok ets, Range §” Coast ssrict |] Bem: Ringay acpgol tay.
oak i e oe | ctor odin thigh water mark, jaence | Mondays, Wednesdays
| 66 ? w ser, math to amoint of _ Caen nent | j Thursdays and Saturdays ‘
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Mcintyre Hall, Friday, April 12, 8 p. m. “Chelohsin” - Wednesdays a! 9° p.m. was to be held Monday, April 8, | TENDERS. ot Cor. Third Avenue and Sixih St. |
| : ; ; enders Wanted for clearing and stun . : cara . |
Address by the Mayor and Hon. Pres., W. Manson, M. P. P. '“Camosun” - Saturdays at 10 am. 8 paenpooad to Apuil 15th. 2t acres Of laud on Porpoise Harbee,| UY letting us serve you in buying / i
; | . | ications at office of Prince Rupert and selling city property {
Full Musical Entertainment and Program by Local Artists | ie : == = = = Electric Co, Hays Bidg 83-88 | , / Finest Root j
; Arriving at Vancouver Friday evenin | j | The Finest R |
Gray's Full Orchestra in Attendance : : . | } FOR RENT ome Bees OT te
' ‘ IGance and Monday morning, respectively | and steam heate }
, ort eor e }Ollice in Law-Butler  buildiag, Hotand cold ba
Tickets from J, 8. Gray, jeweler; Exchange Grill, Keeley’s Drug Store | eee eee . - | Dining roo {
R. W. Gameron, jeweler; J.°G. Scott, hardware; McCutcheon, druggist, 4 Advertise In and building in rear of ] restaurant {
Williams ‘ McMeckin, Scott, § roud & Co, G. D, Tite, W. Cornish, res None safer on the coast than these two | Make your selection of lots on! Lauw-Butler building | /
wirateur; owe & cNulty, hardware jf r ‘ . he 4) | ‘2 ;
the comunitie ee » Birkpairick, and members of | fine passenger steamers ;easy terms before the 10th of
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A. CLAPPENTON, Bacs | ae eae | or information see | Law-Butler Co. cops |
5 JOHN DYBHAVN Corley & B
| J. H. ROGERS, Agent Phone 116. | lly ews iNeURANOE jj hataey ee margest, Oh"
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