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I'rtblished b r Si�al-$taar Piers, „Tei Hite+,
Wert Street. o e ficin Ontltrio •
14th, 19i..9,mm
PEACE YOu L'
ze n�ercya:e-e rtnf his
4rleturn return-tothe Cabinet
'll i. b`±. J�M.4'-iiaafur s tte be H :•ti' Z1. •
Tta,,,newsof the' si�nuiu of peece' °--EDITG .L NOTE$
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terms i��' H u la
,and i.,inlanaaA re-
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•e rn"p.intod
0.up TµeFe. 11111a* Vt.' ,Ce between nussl
a
C.I.e hard p1}4eer4 and,.:x^'.,allaD!,a-that
uloue they could -not Witloetandthe,
weight of the vast Itueeitana aruny, tln ay
yielded to the goViet 'deMore s, rather
than, have their whole country overrun
by the igvaders. The herole staud Df
the littie country •a ais t its gigatie
neighbor had Stirred ed th, d
sono
..the world, and, although there ES miia
that suer sta %e5n , and . -eouragg.
And xui7li4ry have net 'ion the
SLi Bess the.' desel ve 'it -edgy well . be
etn►9wceded tlaat -he Pians $Rave-dieth' all
t
ataen pan reasonably be eaeeted
to do . and lhsat in the eyes of the
►etrld�--car at least of the civilized pos-
tiona a •thl wturfld•7-thea'• have nehleved
a moral *tory.
It is said that the Russian terms, in-
eiudzng • the +ceSsieu tarp tame imPortaaut,
territory, are more severe than the
proposals formerly made by BusslL and
Meeted by ' Philand. These :terms,
e & u
labe�Pever, 'are. • n.(�w ac coaptdi der ri
rttt�R. sails axe Ville
„Feat settle tlp
after the eonnvlusion of scar its l cartspe'r
there. may be -soMetiaiag better f6r
'heroic little Paulen,. •
Ativording to cable despatches .there,;°
Alf4(TileriOitt would uudoiabkciiiy tam
Tach Cabinet rau'1,
• a •
ilfria Il igh ogoia, Toronto -Con-
servative,
rs7atxive, > a in candid meod when he
t a ai an ata lieace the 'other day- deet
,i eel in to in the Voter o emolon'o, were
reepeneible more, than rnyw e iatie for
enreed ano unaprenaretlnuees fee war, "It
is aai n to pretend,' he della ti "that
we have ever hod taxa agealauato 6ysteni
of• defence under any administration
siesta the last war. We hove always
minaal <a Minkel 413f (le fa: sag_ c, ,at .Ottawa
i u wce 3 3tc° who would cunttie avva y,, ?3ii;e a blot`
at(1_ttnl�aanal, lOaut roe er~ bet p
burn anti SIatte lzi
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There ts to be a:ver=nal eeliii e of
the wane assn, " April ytl -sand a total
-eclipse of soie''polltielaans oto-• Mauch
t►th. •
---'After all, we mast ad{►oit that Mitch
'Hepburn• tins : nn jetted some color into
what was o'tllerwnse a drab election
eampaXgn..
he r►v 're
e 1 eti for `ante if we
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candid, ought admit that, although he
Is. Positnve:about how the whole c*ubtry,
is going, he wouldn't' risk a prediction"
oaa �a w .suiiF-i)tiViS on.
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rreaiett' Hepburn has shown himself
to be minuscule as ,a°politician in his
banning of the "Canada at 'Par" film;
aecording to a British Columbia paper,
oloted in The Toronto Star the other
days _.Was "minus ule"- a misprint or tt
word With 'which - .--- -- .� ...�
we � Were not ae'-
beetle under • the merest blast tCr(awaa
-0 ant°s �Aacphall, thaat rdent tr acifst,"
The Canadian Press reports that Gil
candidates were pltaced in nomination
on :iiondoy , for the 2.1 seats in the'
House of commons. Tutscompares
with 5 ,
at � n �..�« r +evens
.� i � keen thep �t
9 'S"
Reconstractaon party had manyeaudi.
dates. This year's list of i 72,Is ramie
cap of -240 Liberals, 21a ' attonat1 a ov-
eraimexit (Conservative) ...candidates,
00 O.C.F., 2S' New Democracy, and 05
Miers, .These is a ' contest " In every
'tiding, ainl the largest zi tuber of can
dilates .in, any one riding is eight, in
'the Verdundistrict of Montreal One
of the eight n is a woman, fie only
'woman candidate in the Province of
Quebec.
•e • •
Too proposal, tinned 'with the name
ofr Hon" H. H. Stevens,. that Canada.
Should ;. hold out for a price' of $1.50 a
b ,9122,0i?ero "fit doe ,iaotcomauen
itself from. the s�tandpoint:�;,tidier .of
quainted? Consulting the diction try, lay` ilt3..
-we thud the word, aaaetauing 'small Or
liieayune: And it .fits.
1, disappoi avag?Pant in. London and pails i * k s
over, tis(, in e ;t of the 'ileame ternen Tlac late - Field Marshal liaaig is
;when Britain and Franc had ,assured is quoted °;e4 saying, as the .reason fur the
'dated of substantial aid. D•otubtiess failure of the allied forces to press on • i.
the it -ins i,la;,CA'pl.auatiw-sai would be that . to Berlin in. 11118, that. "it would have
the-r'omised aids. woulaa be too late in. cost :ai `ither 59,OH O lives." One may
- reaching them. 1`or months the Pin- vroncler how many lives will be lost, as
nish pe, ple hod -been 'bled wtute,. and ,ti,the remit of that deei io ul t that
• . tune, of c .' nrsei no one co. d
- such •a�xtr�aty .rh`i�sm.Ld hole, x� , •
� • -. � . '� � Course' . � : events that is a little ...
no longer: , They ilaa,vc. tiwrratten a 111 ata, the Curse (if t en� _
delible chapter -au the as `es of history,' more than two _(k(�ade -requires, that
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` ,.the war of 1.9111-I:S be- 'fought over ,
-and for thea,>re5ea�t Sa't_•1f''a"^'t'thi° Cl�aalDter h ,
. , is' closed y"' ,- .agaain.
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.. -•,,, ;� ,> . _ a .i. :.. is been , raposed that for the
ODS' "�.N�- IN�At��'..�....,.�...�,:, .-.,�. .. ......,„�:-•
fitere the sever ll ca u paign : for • war t
funds be, merged in one, so that the
Tho vagaries of Ontario polities are I people. may ;not have to_ meet .-continual
atrpari ftly without limit. -A short -It ed appeals" If this Is not considered ad-
sensaltion • Was "treated. by, the''resi na- vlsable, would it not be well for the
do from the Hepburn, i^,abinet en Mon- variolas organizations: to ' gel together nee, aey
day of Hon. I e. Nixon. Tie reasons and arrange a program or. schedule
given by Mr. Mxon for, his action were so that • the appealsY may be spaced
theeeentinuousattaeks. by the premier: throughout the year instead of coming,
a
tr.. xt tae ` ed Government, - fir. s..,they,.have done,. almost Oa one an
Hepburn's_ -flirtation with the Opposi- other's heels?
'tion leader, Col. Drew, and finally Mr. - • ^ - • o -
l ep'burxn's baaaning from Ontario o the' The Conservative• --or NationalGor-
picture''Garuda ;' -at War and 1-era2xnernt : lnae-up -is-strengthened. the
charge that "violent dlitUrbaneee,:,..at I nomination' of M. A. Dias'herson, S.G.,
or of good 'sense. The idea of
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DE=81 SIGNALSTAR
a' the ether Conoty to ss au
xra ated iirieler wheat to, feed her
able in thio -time Q auris is surely
repugnant to auyone who sxtaeereyy s1pa
peri Britain's war ett'ort. 1t is re:
membered, torr that, mot Many years
ago t'zauada's Wheat Hoard tried to
iu;. lle tyritain, pay raae>~e than the narltet
i otee for 4°ansae➢flans wheat. The rcoullt
Wag 'khat PritZisb ben 'ers looked elee-
t� .herd and Canada ,had to earth nna
Bons of bushes of unsold wbaeat for
seve>z": l -e ,years. Tito wear and, natural.
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1i b y
c•(nra(i tflc nes ana�a„:,lu tient force the p.�ttca;
of wheat wen aaecula�l the ;�1.1l1 anatanr.�,
but a deliberate hold-up is seraaeth?�Dat;
,4iaEfa�reaat., � _,
`'•DE1.1) THI RED CROSS
Stop that Tickling
In, the Throat
i iris”
That tnc lig in the„throats is meat
distressing, and is caused by s, cold
Settling in the throat,
The dry, hard cough not oily keel
n in misery all day long, but also
prevent* you getting good night a
sleep:: .
Whit • you need to relieve t
tickling cough ia'Dr. Wood's Norway
Pine syrup. This' valuable preparse
tion is composed 'of the nio�at aootla
ing` and healing expectorant barks
and: herbs with which; is combined
the : virtues of the world-famous
Norway pine tree. -
0, When you : ask for .f,fpr. Dr. Wood's”
r _rte -batt you set it. -",..,` _- m
The T. Milburn Co.A Ltd., Toronto; Ont.
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contig t
iy be of vglue to
V.011$ us in the
ttnlni Y s1 WIC
yastttr fames tsa e
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the ,.G: A F. sehoot at St. Thomas Were
in some . ay evidence of neglect or
''m s as agemeft, on the. part -of the
Ottawa authorifi.
Mr, :1 ixon'explahaed bis 'vote for the
Hepburn motion' in the L? islature cat-,
as -the party candidate n Regula. ' lir:
MnePhersoaa who addressed' a meeting
in'the present campaign if Wingham,
Was: rot finer -up - to . Dr: Mansion in the
vote for the leadership in 1935; but, lee
was not rimmed as a candidate for the
Gering the Feral Government by _House of :Commons. until last._ week,
statingthatthe resolution was precipi- 'When a place was made for him by the
Wed `ewithout .t moment's Warning, withdrawal of the former nominee. In
the Premier stating that if it did not the event'of a Conservative victory Sirs
Carry,' he Would at' once resign, which I
meant the Provinee would be immersed
in the throes of a bitter Provincial
election on the leeFle of Canadaas..:cnn-
duet ..the War." •
Mr. - Nixon went on to says ,
`'Since the House was prorogued
- .:matters hsv raliidty gone from'bad•
to worse; continuous attacks have
been directed aigainst' the Federal
Government in the conduct of ;the
prat l y thei"rci er-u d -colonel
•Drew: It does seem to me that if
„Colonel Drew- deiaires ,ta dominate
and - dictate • in, Canada's war the
should either te • in, tile'' ar�rny, for
which` -service he undoubtedly leas
great qualifications, training - anti-
experience,
nti-e perien , or he should be masa-
didat.e in this- election . for the e
'House of 'Com ionn which has 'the
responsibility and 'jurisdiction for
carrying oh the war, not .the Legis-.
lature ayf , Ontarm.
"In pr periv ,holing after the
affairs of thisgreat Province, which
has one-tliard tine • mutation of
t: ;l rill anfI -h'ijf It ea1th3aa1nY'd'-
Industries, there is a work sanport-
A at '•f'nipugh. for any oVernim0nt, 1t!'<2"
supporters and opposition., 1 'for
one am content to leave the . con,`
�.. duct ' of the war ' in the capable
'Iattir'of the Federal Governmmennt.
and till natter pertaining to the
ainiillta>ry, whether it- ileo disturb.
axtees by soldiers, MenlAW 0 L ,` 1
Or What ,�,ot, to Military autborltaea
and arrow dxselplinie."•
Although he „pretended at first• tt►:
treat' , :VNisoii's tc. ignationn with unZ
Concern, the Premier, as his 43crb30, 'emtt
• ueti hs £stowed, was' deeply distnr ed,
• and on :T ne day he sought his fornier"
colleague and sue seeded. in eil'eehnng as
rotoneiliation, :Mr. , `ixonA withdrawing
his resi ,najionn.
In tilO meantime' there ,lied been
afiti.ve talieenhetron in political dices
Ss to the pooslbla 'i!onsequenceo of Sire,
liti7 sonl'o withdrawal of support ''roans:
the wean tivbo e chief .I etittsant he had
limn since, the formagen ;of tire Hep-
burn (abnnret .in 1034. Dill. it mean a
break-up of the .Liberal party in On-
tario? Did it, era' thP c -01 * ---`P -' of `Mr.1
,eas a fetor in>i Ontario
polities? Did it ,mean an$ olieaa �abli� iia e
between 1I pburn :anal ' Dry ter? It is no
sill that tilo'Ensntio of'Ontario' tel ett'
a are a13: w,erttd the nttec'liiariee3
taut conclude. of Mr: Hepburn and ' if
no
longer aePuowlledge ehMtr a,s their
leader. Mie. ixoifs break was balk (f
eta a sign ;9f sinctrnty wbete there bad
m!.'t'med tU l4' Hence what the on
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When something wears out or breaks dOvvp, on your "mai:
ery, bring theP arts tous; if its J41,1e, we cat fix it
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Have You Rowed Your Suda0
illi dl d ,AAS' '! 3411,1940
Ion'*aitthil you ars
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before bayiug t sew ►i . Boom or Bed Room Suite.
Izt now) before prices wilv0,1143
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'fie Deliver
Cigarettes
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DO
YOUR T «. HIh SALVAT Itl».i ARMY 'TAR D
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A •
POLITICAL PATRONAGE
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I CAN'T BELIEVE THAT THE
,POVERNM NT-OrCANAPA-.
WOULD LET IT'S -FRIENDS,
PROFIT BY WAR'WHEN
THc USAN p$ OF YOUNG. MEN
ARE GOING OUT TO DIE
••FOR THEIR .COUNTRY
DO YOU MEAN TO STAND THERE
AND -TELL ME -THE -GOVERNMENT
,.WOULD SOONER PUT A `I.ESI
QUALIFIED .MAN INTO A POSITION
OF 'RESPONSIBILITY THAN GO
OUTSIDE ITS OWN, PARTICULAR
CLIQUE:' FOR AN EXPERT
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IT DOES NOT
.SEEM POSSIBLE-
. BUT
OSSIBLE','ioUT IT IS TRUE! .°
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ONLY SIX E,REI ER ... VAT• V
CONSI ES,
HAVE NEVER. LEARNED THAT
DIVINE PROVIDENCE -GAVE,.. ALL
THE BRAINS TO,.
PARTY
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Thi EIV`"Tt11 f rt
NOT -CANADA'S=.:
Vi `R.• -1T IS
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THE LI6ERALS•
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LL, OUT OF$6�.:
MEN 'CHOSEP4 TO H _:AD
18 WAR .0OARD5 SINCE
LAST SEPTEMBEt „- -
YOU ARE .JUST ABOUT
RIGHT:, MY'' DEAR
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E$'Da _MAN IV N'S
- NATIONAL
GOVERNMENT 1
A NATION AT WAR NEEDS
A NATIONAL GOVE'
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AutliorizeiI' '
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Nate anal Government Ftecdoluortters, :ld0 WellingtonStreet � Ottawa
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a,,„„„,
see how the cost of ElectriCalYears Living
has gone DOWN these
1914
1919 1924 •.. •..�. 1929
1934
1939°
Average f ariuiy'a
suitiptiorief
monfbly ;co i
Hydro power
$ilowaft-.H,'
Jsverage cost
'On es) per'.
o'rraif-l:io",sr « 4
0
2.82 cent's
. 1,119 cents
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this, lis* avfrag..ontavie famly loday batt 734 times at .much tiettrticity as the overdue
family of 1914. But due to the °steady rsdettion.in Hydro acct, tint average domestic Hydra: bH1'
has increased over this period NOr 7 tirnss-bid only from $1.061.12.12.
Times Mpre Electricity for
Only Twice the Cost!
R. AND MRS. AVERAGt HYDRO
USER: Through the pmt quarter-
century, . your, cost for Hydro service hair
become lower and lower.* While the cost of
ahnost everything etse has gone up, the cost
of nyclro power has come DOWN.' Today,
Hydro.iserviee is your BIGGEATBARGAIN!
'h.» eiiart above t lla you the stori, Just •
a glance will show you that as the use of.
Hydro power has increased, the cost has
steadily decreed. ' Compatriot what Your
money buys today with what it bought
THE HY3D R O -E'
yeas ago—and you'll quickly see .that
today's family enjoys more than 73 giros
as mach electrical service for only twice'
the 1914 cast.
today, due to the efforts of The Hydro -
Electric Rower_ Commission of Ontario---
and your own 'Municipal Hydro- System -
it costs you les'money to live better.
Remember, Hydro is your public 'utility
service • . a service that costs only,
pennies a day to use and enjoy to the full!
*Coq • gores att 1-.)ztti'iw r21 st'! ' a Ora Wel
r concur r,peso,n in • URBAN ares. raMy.
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C'T IC - P O E R. `O M "i S S
and lo
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BRINGS YOU
BETTER LIVING
vers Living Costs!
. . OF OillTARI