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Saturday,
Nov.
2,
1935
HON.
VINVENT
MASSE
Y
Hon.
Vincent
Alassey,
formerly
Canadian
minister
at
Washington,
goes
to
London
as
Canadian
High
Commissioner,
and
as
such
he
should
do
honor
to
his
native
land.
He
was
born
in
Tjoronto
in
1887,
his
mother
being
an
American
from
Salem,
Massachusetts.
He
is
a
grandson
of
the
founder
of
the
famous
Massey
Harris
organization.
A
graduate
of
St
Andrew's
College
and
Toronto
University,
he
took
second
class
honors
in
modern
history
at
Oxford
University
prior
to
taking
a
lectureship
at
the
University
of
Toronto.
During
the
war
Mr.
Massey,
who
had
had
military
training
with
the
Queen's
Own
Rifles,
was
put
in
charge
of
musketry
training
in
the
Toronto
Military
District
and
became
Lieut.
Colonel
of
the
officer's
training
corps
of
the
university.
Later
he
became
associate
secretary
of
the
war'
cabinet
at
Ottawa
and
director
of
the
repatriation
committee.
Some
years
ago
Mr.
Massey
sold
out
his
interest
in
the
Massey
Harris
Company
and
that
of
the
Massey
Foundation
of
which
he
was
trustee
for
n
fi
about
seven
million
dollars.
He
was
brought
up
a
Metho-'
hum,
anil
ami
auneres
10
me
united
Church.
The
experience
of
Mr.
Mapkpv
nvfnrri
TTn;nMc.u..
should
be
a
great
help
to
him
in
connection
with
his
new
duties
in
London
and
it
will
be
seen
from
his
record
that
he-is
well
fitted
to
represent
this
country
at
the
centre
of
Empire.
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PEACE
PROPOSAL
War
is
something
like
a
labor
strike.
Once
started
it
is
hard
to
stop
until
something
happens
that
causes
those
concerned
to
think
seriously
and
until
each
side
is
more
or
less
tired
of
the
fight.
So
in
Africa
today.
There
seems
little
hope
of
any
attempt
to
stop
the
war
succeeding
until
jsome
decisive
engagement
has
been
fought
and
even
that
may
not
end
the
war.
The
danger
is
that
other
countries,
particularly
Great
Britain,
may,
through
some
overt
action
on
either
side,
become
involved.
Evidently
Jl
Duce
is
preparing
his
people
for
hostilities
against
Britain
if
such
should
seem
necessary.
WONDERFUL
WEATHER
A
recent
arrival
in
Prince
Rupert
remarked
the
other
da:
Isn't
this
wonderful
weather!
All
fall
we
have
had
remarkably,
fine
weather.
I
had
no
idea
Prince
Rupert's
climate
could
be
so
good."
Naturally
we
take
the
privilege
of
grumbling
at
our
weather
from
time
to
time
and
yet
at
the
same
time
the
telegraphic
reports
tell
us
it
is
much
worse
almost
everywhere.'
As
someone
recently
remarked:
"It
is
our
weather
isn't
St,
and
we
have
the
rignt
to
grumble
at
it
if
we
want
to."
It's
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
News
that
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doing
the
same.
Day
Wifl
Be
Observed
Here
Canadian
Lesion
lias
All
Ptans
Made
Fr
Sunday
and
day
jf
Next
Week
i
Preparations
for
the
proper
ob
servance
of
Remembrance
Day
ar?
complete
wr
and
the
local
brar.eh
of
the
Ci
tnan
Legior.
of
the
Bn-iisti
Espire
Service
Leasee
is
look
ing
forward
to
the
whole-hear.ed
I
co-opt
ration
of
all
organizations.
gland
the
citizens
generally
:r.
this
sacred
ebUgatfcm.
Penatssoa
had
been
granted
to
hold
Poppy
Tag
day
on
Saturday
next
and
the
Women
s
A
miliar,
is
On
Sunday,
November
10.
the
an-i
nual
Remeabrance
Day
service
will
take
.place
this
jear
to
the
Ar-fi!jean
Church.
i
On
Meeday
Xbe
parade
to
the
y
j
Cenotaph
win
be
hewl
and
it
is
ex-iipected
that
there
will
be
an
ev?n
w
I
larger
attendance
than
last
year
Major
c.
V.
Evttt
is
in
charve
of-.he
arrangements
for
this
and
he
has
already
been
assured
of
the
fullest
support
of
all
bodies
,
On
Monday
evening,
November'
11,
the
local
branch
will
observe
the
!
annual
Armistice
Dav
wbrat
win
banquet
An
interesting
and
appro-!
pstate
program
is
being
arranged
under
the
entertainment
committee
of
which
G.
J.
Dawes
is
chair
man.
It
is
hoped
to
arrange
a
suitable
broadcast
from
the
local
broadcasting
station
that
evening
Pre
sent
Jack
Preece
is
in
eharee
of
in
arrangements.
Elderly
Seattle
Judge
Takes
His
Dip
Every
Morn
SEATTLE,
Nov.
2:
Despite
the
intensely
cold
weather
for
this
time
of
year,
63-year
ofd
Judge
James
C
Lawler
of
Superior
Court
here
still
takes
his
dally
dip
hi
Lake
Washington.
Every
morning
he
swims
out
-to
about
300
feet
off
shore,
floats
around
a
while
and
then
comes
back
In
aeain.
"it
makes
me
feel
peppy
all
day,"
he
3ays.
'
WHAT
TO
DO
ABOUT
"Acid
Indigestion
-A
WAT
THAT
RELIEVES
THE
CAUSE
IN
A
fEW
MINUTES
Many
people
who
think
they
have
weak
stomachs"
or
"indigestion,"
doctors
say,
suffer
in
nalitg
from
nothing
more
fcerious
than
acid
slow
acli.
And
this
common
ailment
can
usually
be
relieved
now,
in
minutt.
All
ypu.do
b
take
familiar
Phillips'
Milk
or
Magnesia
after
meals.
This
acts
to
almost
immediately
neutralize
the
stomach
acidity
that
brings
on
your
trouble.
You
feel
like
a
new
person!
,
Tiy
lh.ls
j"st
once-
Take
either
the
familiar
linuid
"PHILLIPS'
fcr
the
new
Phillips'
Milk
of
Magnesia
Tablets.
Hut
watch
out
that
you
get
the
Genuine
PHILLIP?,
Milk
of
-Magnesia.
Made
in
Canada.
ALSO
IS
TABLET
FORM,
Phillipi
Milk
of
Magrmia
Tablets
ire
now
on
sale
it
all
drug
everywhere.
Hach
tiny
equivalent
of
tenpoonful
of
Genuine
Hhillipj"
Milk
of
Magnesia.
Phillips
MIL
ofMaytwita.
Grotto
Taxi
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AT
YOUIt
SERVICE
Proprietors
Bert
Morgan
&
Bud
Barrh
Don't
forget
the
number
45G
We
Buy
For
Less
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
2:
(CP)
Origin
of
a
strange
ring
unearthed
In
a
Vancouver
garden
is
proving
a
subject
of
unusual
Interest
to
stu-
lents
of
British
Columbia's
early
history.
The
band
Is
of
heavy
silver
a
quarter
of
an
inch
in
-width.
It
Is
not
Joined
at
-the
back,
after
the
tyle
of
early
rings.
At
the
front
,he
design
is
lost
because
of
a
piece
jf
lead
appearing
to
have
been
;tuck
In
nlace
bv
the
nnnllcntlnn
I
rt
ViAnf
A.
Speir
uncovered
the
relic
ix
:eet
below
ground
while
attempting
to
move
a
half
buried
log
at
the
jack
of
his
garden.
Pieces
of
shell
tnd
colored
gjass
were
adhering
to
.he
end
of
the
log
and.
as
he
orushed
them
aside,
the
ring
came
into
view.
Forty
years
ago
this
part
jf
Vancouver
was
covered
with
orest.
Two
theories
prevail
as
to
the
ring's
origin.
One
Is
that
it
was
dropped
years
ago
by
an
Indian
or
3arly
miner.
Another
Is
that
it
mav
have
been
worn
by
early
Chinese
centuries
before
the
arrival
of
th
white
man.
Students
noint
tn
other
evidences
of
Chinese
occupa
tion
in
prehistoric
days.
Even
in
present
times
Chinese
fishing
boats
blown,
off
their
course
haw
been
carried
here
by
the
JaDan
current.
Dut
themysterv
surrounding
tho
rlngr
still
awaits
3
definite
solution.
Bryant
Washburn
Jr.
Is
Acquitted
Los
Angeles
Manslaughter
Trial
i
Brought'Togelher
Famous
Actor
i
And
Mis
Estranged
Wife
LOS
ANGELES,
Nov.
2:
Bryant
Washburn
jr.
was
aquitted
by
i"
jury
here
Thursday
on
a
charge
of
manslaughter
arising
out
of
a
fatal
automobile
accident
In
September.
The
trial
took
the
form
of
a
family-reunion
when
Bryant
Washburn
sr.,
famous
actor,
and
his
estranged
wife,
parents
of
the
young
man,
got
together.
THE
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Winter
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Sweaters
Overcoats,
Zipper
Coats
In
fact
anything
you
may
require
at
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can
buy
with
confidence
as
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by
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Fur-Trimmed
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Lingerie
of
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etc
Is
Big
Problem
I:
Strange
King
Found
in
Garden
Is
IjteOpSnUi5nts
Attempt
To
Actount
For
Oriein
I
bzicc
PACE
MR.
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r.
r
Space
in
a
daily
newspaper
possesses
a
power
that
is
lacking
in
the
lineage
of
other
adver
tising
media.
It
is
not
only
more
economical
.
.
.
which
is
a
matter
of
easy
computation
...
it
is
not
only
more
flexible,
it
is
not
only
more
timely
and
rapid,
but
also
it
is
the
advertiser's
unfailing
point
of
contact
with
the
mass
market
and
every
spot
market
of,
the
Dominion
o(
Canada.
The
Daily
Newspaper
possesses
a
power
by
means
of
which
an
advertiser,
who
knows
how
to
use
it,
can
reach
and
move
to
action
all
or
any
part
of
the
Canadian
consuming
public
,
In
this
North
American
continent
there
was
spent
during
1934
in
the
columns
of
the
daily!
newspapers
more
than
$500,000,000.
The
strong-est
of
all
supplementary
media
was
used
to
the
extent
of
$114,000,000.
Why?
Because
for
prompt
action
on
sales
plans
...
.for
quick
consumer
influence
at
minimum
cost
.
.
.
for
willing
co-operation
from
the
retail
trade,
the
daily
newspaper
is
today,
as
it
always
has
oeen,
the
outstanding
and
most
economical
basic
advertising
medium.
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