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ELMER
GANTRY
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SELLSRAPiDLY
THIS
YEAR
WILL
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"Have
you
read
"Elmer
Oantry?"
The
question
seems
to
have
succeeded
"Oood
morning"
among
those
who
keep
up,
or
pretend
to,
with
the
season's
"best
Probably
no
novel
since
Mrs.
'Robert
EUmere"
LAND
ACT
xotici:
of
ixtkxtiov
to
api'ly
to
i.i;.m;
m,mi.
In
Range
3,
Coast
Land
District,
Land
Ri-.urding
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
on
the
south
shore
of
La-Blu.
h"re
Channel,
B.C.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Ocsse
Packing
Co.
Ltd..
of
325
Howe
St..
Vancouver.
B.C..
occupation
Flih,
Packers,
Intends
to
apply
lor
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands.
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
southeast
corner
T.L.
10330,
Range
3.
Coast
Land
District;
thence
south
5
cnalns;
thence
west
10
chains,"
thence
north
5
chains
to
shore;
thence
easterly
along
shore
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
5
acres,
more
or
less.
COSSE
PACKINO
CO.
LTD..
Applicant.
Per
Chas.
L.
Robeits,
Agent.
Dated
April
1.
1927
Neglected
yes
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Is
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the
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of
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of
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ills
that
afflict
humanity.
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is
so
self
evident
that
It
seems
hardly
necessary
to
toll
you.
If
your
eyes
are
giving
trouble,
have
them
nttended
to
and
at
oncel
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ALL
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in
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kingdom
of
foolishness,
surely
the
loss
of
eyesight
through
neglect
Is
the
most
inexcusable.
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lose
health
and
efficiency
through
neglect.
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and
seel
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Optometrist
and
Optician
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3
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lllock
Phone
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added
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year.
.
umuau
UlOUja
UK
DOOKS
are
vastly
different
In
subject
and
treatment.
They
are
alike
In
that
"Elmer
Oantry,"
"Robert
Elsmere1
population
this
For
the
past
two
weeks
ocean
liners
have
fccen
coming
into
Halifax,
St.
John.
Quebec
and
Montreal
dally.
far
Innrferi
ta
ean&eltv
uHth
nmu
.iti.
as
was
the
case
wlthj
0ne
of
rhe
,
t
,
nearly
forty
years
ago.
I
.
.
.
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Kqb
.........
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j
,
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Ivl
111
wm
.Wft
llWAm
WiV
BlttbC
jit-u
cuurcii
inemuus
ana
vneoio
gleal
doctrines
through
Its
Instantaneous
acceptance
by
the
public
and
Immense
sales.
It
Is
said
that
the
first
Mxty
days
of
"Elmer
Oantry"
produced
a
demand
for
a
million
copies
or
more
and
that
the
publishers
are
more
than
200,000
copies
behind
In
their
deliveries
.
t-
purchaser.
Mrs.
Humphrey
lived
to
see
"Robert
EUmere"
in
practically
all
of
the
libraries
from
which
It
was
excluded
when
It
was
young,
and
"accepted"
by
many
theologians.
It
Is
not
likely
that
Mr.
Lewto
will
be
as
fortunate,
no
matter
how
long
he
might
live.
Said
one
critic,
"Cod
took
Sinclair
Lewis
at
his
w,;rd
and
struck
him
dead,
artistically
speaking,
before
he
'wrote,"
und,
the
same
critic,
"Elmer
Oantry"
Is
worse
than
murder."
Yet
this
critic,
tlie
member
oi
a
committee
to
select
the
book
of
the
month
for
a
club
of
40.000
or
50.000
members,
voted
with
the
other
members
of
the
committee
that
"Elmer
Oantry"
was
the
outstanding
new
book.
It
Is
difficult
to
see
how
he
could
have
done
otherwise.
Boston,
Kansas
City
and
other
places
have
put
the
ban
on
"Elmer
Oantry,"
refusing
to
permit
It
to
be
sold
In
the
bookstjres.
That
Is
not
at
range.
Many
a
cleaner
book
has
been
treated
that
way.
The
author
Is
brutally
frank
!n
the
way
he
calls
a
spade
a
spade.
In
fact,
one
sometimes
thinks
Lewis
could
have
made
his
point
and
put
over
his
story
without
making
Elmer
so
rotten
or
so
ruthlessly
exposing
his
rottenness
and
telling
it
all
so
brazenly.
Yet
"Elmer
Oantry,"
like
all
of
Sinclair
Lewis'
books.
Is
well
done.
The
character
painting
Is
clear
and
unmistakable.
The
men
In
the
book,
mostly
preachers,
do
the
Inevitable.
Satire,
irony,
sarcasm,
wit
and
humor
perform
their
parts
in
the
author's
best
style.
The
story
rushes
from
cover
to
cover
with
lightning
speed,
save
for
a
vary
few
dull
spots
and
they
serve
to
permit
the
reader
to
catch
his
breath.
It
satisfies
the
average
book
reader's
demand
for
an
Interesting
plot
thrllllngly
revealed.
It
is
a
great
book
regardless
of
what
one
may
think
of
whether
or
not
It
ought
to
have
been
printed.
,
ment
that
they
are
unable
to
handle
all
the
v
settlers
which
thev
have
sd.I
plications
for,
and
that
it
will-
b
necessary
to
postpone
the
movement
of
some
cf
these
people
until
later
on
In
the
fall
and
possibly
until
next
year.
The
preponderance
of
the
new-
Ward
1
comcrs
arc
'tnl
rom
European
coun
tries,
out
mere
nas
been
an
appreciable
Incrcasejn
the
number
of
tiMuse
coming
from
the
British
Isles.
The
class
of
settlers
landed
to
date
Is
probably
the
txt
the
Dominion
has
had
In
many
years.
They
are
all
selected.
Moreover
they
arc
going
to
engage
In
agricultural
work
and
practically
all
of
them
went
directly
from
the
fcoat
to
farm
jobs
which
had
been
r.ecured
for
them
before
they
left
the
other
side.
British
Immigration
during
the
first
three
months,
Including
only
those
sent
out
under
state-aided
schemes,
totalled
10243,
as
compared
with
C,-623
a
year
ago.
Emigration
from
England
does
not
reach
It?
peak
until
May,
so
that
statistics
for
the
six
months
are
likely
to
be
exceptionally
high.
It
Is
understood
that
the
Can;
adlan
Government
olflces
In
Loudon
have
applications
from
several
hundred
amine
ci
tne
most
aesiraoie
Type
in
excess
of
the
number
of
farms
whlchj
have
so
far
been
made
available.
There,
Is
a
hope
that
the
Overseas
Settlement
Committee
may
be
able
to
arrange
fl-j
nanclal
conditions
that
It
will
be
possible
to
purchase
a
number
of
farms
to
meet
requirements
of
the
applicants
now
awaiting
to
come
to
Canada.
INDIANS
BELIEYE
IN
GOOD
AND
BAD
SPIRITS
I'rolesMir
lllll-Timt
M'eaks
of
Totem
1'iilrN
anil
Imlhin
lolk
Litre
VANCOUVER.
May
20.
Legends
of
the
British
Columbia
Indian,
his
habits
and
strange
family
codes,
were
the
subjects
cf
an
address-
,by
Professor
Charles
Hill-Tout
at
the
Electrlt
Olub
luncheon
In
the
Hotel
Vancouver
.
"Primitive
man,"
the
speaker
said.
1
always
spiritualistic."
He
pointed
out
that
every
group
cf
the
more
backward
races
had
a
belief
la
spirits.
The
workings
of
the
Indian
mind,
he
stated,
peopled
the
world
with
ghostly
visions,
some
belieflcent,
some
malevolent.
The
need
was
often
felt
by
them
for
some
powerful
spiritual
guardian.
"Primitive
man,"
Professor
Hill-Tout
continued,
"never
worships
wood
or
stone."
He
explained
the
totem
pole
;
grew
from
a
concept
of
a
guardian
name.
In
tne
carvea
wood
tne
totem
in;,(,i
WATER
NOTICE
IUVF.KSION
AMI
LSI!
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Oosso
Packing
Company,
Limited,
whose
address
is
Vancouver.
B.C.,
will
apply
for
a
licence
to
take
and
use
250,000
gallons
of
water
out
of
unnamed
stream
which
flows
nor
therly
and
drains
Into
Oreen
Inlet
about
!
mentioned
33
cnains
east
oi
norcnwesi
corner
oi
Lot
C.
Range
3.
Coast
District.
The
water
will
be
diverted
from
the
stream
at
a
point
about
200
feet
from
mouth
and
will
be
used
for
domestic
and
commercial
nurpeses
upon
the
land
described
M
Office
Hours:
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
spirit
was
enshrined
and
could
not
escape,
according
to
the
Indian
belief.
He
j
recalled
the
action
or
coastal
tribes
which,
when
about
tD
do
something
wrong,
covered
the
totems
with
blankets
.
s
j
the
spirit
could
not
see
and
condemn
!
their
actions.
Indian
folklore,
the
professor
stated,
showed
the
Indians
west
of
the
Koote-
nays
came
from
a
land
where
there
were
no
salmon.
He
recounted
the
ancient
legend
of
the
coastal
tribes,
which
told
of
the
Squamlsh
chief,
who,
when
his
people
starved
In
the
winter
time.
Interviewed
the
salmon
king.
According
to
the
tale,
the
speaker
stated,
the
king
granted
the
request
of
the
chief
and
sent
his
people
at
different
'times
of
the
year
to
the
rivers
of
British
INTERESTING
CASE
,
IS
BEFORE
COURTS
Cannery
1'ljlit
Mentioned
Itciriit
Despatch
to
t:iistrrn
Paper
In
as
application
to,
lease
by
applicants,
i
iu
the
Supreme
Court
of
.British
Col-of
this
notice
and
an
-application
pur-:
nery.
Company
and
the
federal
depart-
suant.
thereto
ana
to
Hie,
water
aci
m,nt
of
m(irine
fcnt
fisheries..
;
Irt
one,
.will'
.be
.filed
In
the
offloe
of
the.
Water
(
-
.
:
...
fc..,i
Recoraer'at'
prince
Rupert.
ocections
-:c,
,y.?'"fii""'
rrK4-
Cd
the
adollcatlon
niay.be
filed
with
the
DC'IU
said-'
Water
Recorder
or
w(th
the'
Comptroller
of
Water
.Rights;'
Parliament
Buildings.
Victoria.
B.C.,
within
thirty
days
after
the
first
appearance
of
this
notice
In
a
local
newspaper.
The
date
of
the
first
publication
of
this
notice
Is
April
21.
19'J7
OOSSE
PACKINO
COMPANY.
LIMITED.
Applicant.
By
H.
V.
Morehouse,
Agent.
I
(
LET'S
BE
PREPARED
FOR
DEAR
(
MISS
SPRING-
WITH
COAl
FOR.
)
I
rv,SHE'S
A
FICKLE
THING
J
I
V:A-Ve''rsssssssssssssssssssB
I
When
Miss
Spring
gives
us
promise
of
merry
sunshine
she
sometimes
keeps
us
waiting
at
the
church
in
a
cold
drizzly
rain,
Just
like
a
woman
to
change
her
mind.
Don't
depend
on
Spring
to
keep
you
warm
our
coal
Is
much
more
reliable.
Take
no
chances
but
give
us
your
order
today.
NANAIMO
WELLINGTON
and
McLEOD
RIVER
SOOTLESS
Albert
&
McCaffery
Phones
116
nnd
117
The
case
of
the
Laurel
Whalen
cannery,
which
Is
to
be
tried
by
the
Supreme
Court
In
a
few
days.
Is
In
a
despatch
to
the
Fi
nancial
Post
which
says:
Test
cases
of
far-reaching
importance
to
the
fishing
and
canning
industry
of
the
Pacific
Coast
are
being
fought
won-pvirrnent
.
of-
'toxes.
Joni.aVaiiU
paJ
and
ltf.'ti'4(fvi
a
suit
for
damages
arising
out
of
Its
refusal
to
permit
the
plaintiff
to
oper
ate
a
floating
cannery.
Upon
the
outcome
depends
the
au
thorlty
of
the
federal
government
to
tax
and
regulate
the
Pacific
Coast
canning
industry
and
to
forbid
operation
of
floating
canneries.
Cannery
companies
owning
land
canneries
must
be
vitally
Interested
In
the
case
since
a
decision
In
favor
of
I
tlie
plaintiff
might
conceivably
revol
ution
the
salmon
fishing
Industry
of
the
Pacific
coast.
Floating
canneries
are
hulks
fitted
as
complete
cannery
units
and
having
the
great
ad
vantage
of
mobility.
.Where
the
salmon
run
is
good
there
they
might
riadlly
go,
pipe
fresh
water
from
'shore
and
operate
In
competition
with
'
the
established
land
canneries.
The
i
latter
are
subject
to
the
variable
fortune
of
the
run
and
prospects
of
j
having
the
"floaters"
cut
In
on
their
J
receipts
from
fishermen
In
good
sea
sons
are
not
relished.
LIBERALS
NOMINATE
AINELSON
JUNE2
NELSON,
May
20.
A
large
and
repre-1
tentative
turnout
of
Liberals
from
many
ot
the
polling
subdivisions
was
In
evidence
for
the
annual
meeting
of
Cres-ton
Riding
Liberal
Association,
the
feature
of
which
was
the
decision
to
call
a
convention
to
nominate
a
candidate
for
the
riding
In
the
next
provincial
election,
Thursday,
June
2,
was
the
date
named,
and
the
meeting
will
lie
at
NeUon,
Life
Li
PAGE
FIVE
ke
Plates
cost
you
no
more
than
poorly
constructed
denture's
that
you
will
be
unable
to
wear
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AVE.,
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Prince
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Second
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opposite
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75
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