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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1946-02-28, Page 2THE ASIDE N By ED. FITKIN You can't tell how an expert's analytical hind is going to function but it seems to this observer that Bill Durran is in line not only for the Ve: ina Tr' elly and All-Star goalie selection this year, but also for the Hart Trophy, * * The Hart, as you know, goes to the player voted th most valuable to this club over a sea:on—and what other player, we ask, can ap praacl. Durnan's .'ppa-ent influ- ence over the.snccess or failure ut Caaadi •'s? * * With Sweet tV;pian) in the net, Canadicrs cake walked into first place and stayed there until he suffered a hi ken band early r January, then the roof c. vcc in on the Canucks. They lost three of their next our games and toppled from arst place to third place. •-a * * Durran •wrs on he sidelines for 70 gani..s—ar.d Canadiens won only three and lost seven. Paul Biheault. in that span, -:elided 30 goals, an average •,f 3 per game, Durran, in the 24 games he played rrior to his inj :r, conceded 61 goals—an av .rag of 2.5 per game —and had three shutouts. Then Bill returned .. the net on Feb. 2 and the Iiah- promptly started to hurtle again. They romped to a i-2 victory over Chi- c,:ga, steps' ed into Bostor and blanked the Bruins. 2-0, for Bill's fourth sh'ttout, went on from there to Chicago where they walloped the IHiawks again, 5-1, moved into To ronto, and cooled nus the Leafs, 4-3. and •the" belted New York Rang'.rs, 5 to 4. (: * * Time. sin'.: Damn's return, the Hurtling :Tabs have clicked for five straight victories, as this is written, r *1d re back or top of the h ap--apparently to stay. Dick Irwin, who would kno• ; , stain)' that Duman is responsible for this up- swing. "Not only is he a great gc alie," says Dick, "but he is also a great team player, a leader and an inspiration to the rest of :he boys. You can't imagine what a difference he makes out thc-e." * a. * If Bill should wind t:p as Hart Trophy winner, he would become the first N.H.L. netminder to Brand New Jobs For 10-15,000 Men 13y riskin 7 heir -loney tr cover exploring and ,diamond drilling, investors have provided Canada with approximately 60 new indi- cated gold mints and rwo 'base metal ,,operte• in the last three years, says the Financial Post. A labor an l materials become avail- able the grea. bulk of these will be put into production, providing highly pair) jobs for 10-15,000 men. In addition there will be expendi- ture of perhaps $50-$60. million fol cupp'ies, equipment, under- ground work and mill construc- tien. Here is anothei example of ptvate ' nt&rpr e at work, of a job only priva initiative can handile properly because of the speculative t,•lture at mine finding. No government, socialist or other - would be justified in risking the Iarge -urns o. money necessary to locve and develop minerals. The ;.'roper ro• o' government is through tax and other machinery at its disposal to offer encourage- ment to the citizen who is willing to take the risk. If he loses, that is his loss and those who bs.ck the original sl.: culation; if ,.e wins all of us benefit through the new jobs opened. Horses for Europe It was in 1665 that the first phone brought to Canada from France was disembarked from a sailing ship at Tadoussac, It was presented to the Governor of New France, Augustin de Saffray de Mesy. by the settlers. Now horses are going in the other direction. A special Canadian National train of 22 stock cars carried 374 horses from Alber- ta and Saskatchewan to the dock- side recently and movements of Ca- nadian horses to France will con- tinue every second week as long as there is space on the boats. CHECKED /.'r a Jiffy -Or Money 9aek Par quick relief from itching caused by eczema, athlete's feet, scabies, pimples and other Itching conditions, use pure, coating, medicated, liaui< D. D. D. PRESCRIPTION, Greaseless and stainless. Soothes, comtorts and quickly calms intense itching. Don't suffer, Ask your druggist today for G. MO. PRESCRIPTION. • ceerieO veil 'Witt Enloe 4tnying At The Ste Regis ote1 rono ,to gr Every Room 'vitt, flout. shower and 't'elearmaa. • $Ingle, 482.50 tip — Dnalrte, $a.50 tier. (oo11 1'oo1i, nil' inn and Ilnhe•' lag Nightly ehertraurtrc at ()grunt, I"et. IIA, 9ttt OCKEY J achieve this distinction, And it also would be precedent -shattering if he 0 should take the Ve ina, hart and' All-Star awards—for no man in hockey has ever been accorded a triple crowning. * 4: Oddi des Department Maurice Richard, who scored 50 gotils last winter, will have to scare six goals in the next 11 games to bit the 25 -goal mark this year. Bill Taylor, ane of the cleverest play -Makers in hock ,'s history, has cnly 10 assists to his credit-- whi'e Gaye Stewart, who definitely isn't a pinymi ker, has 12 assists, Barring tnfore-een scoring splurges, only three players appar eptly will be 30 -goal men this year, Max Bentley already has achieved that mark; Gaye Stewart needs three more „*o? Is and Toe Wilke re- quires six. Y:-st season only two men made the 30 -goal grade— Richard, wl o bagged 50 and Her- bie Cain of Boston, who netted 82. Toe Blake and Ted Kennedy wound up with 29 each. Mgntreal',s Punch Lire—Rich- ard, Lach anu Blake—finished 1- 2-3 in the scoring race last .season -and compiled record total of 4140 points. Richard and Lach played the entire 30' g• m s, Blake 4.). This season, Chicago's Mosienko-Bent- leys line ra'-ed :way 'to a high - scoring start but injuries to Mosi- enko and then Doug Bentley wrecked their record-breaking chances. As of now, the Hawk first line has 125 points `o its cre- dit with 10 -- -nes to go. (Editor's Note: Ed. Fitkin, con ductor of this column, can Ire heard each Sunday afternoon at 4.30 over C -H -U -V1 (1050) dis- pensing breezy, dramatic and enter- taining stories on "The Inside on Sports." Mr. Fitkin, Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, will be glad to answer questions abotit the players and the game). New 2-4D Chemical Deadly To Weeds A powerful new chemical weed killer known as 2-4-D, so effective it will destroy dandelions and most other weed, found in lawns with- out injury to the grass, was dis- closed by the hederal Agriculture Department. Experiments disclosed that one application of 2-4-D, expected to b; availabi' in guar titles early this spring, would kill plant weeds wish greater effect than any other chemi- cal. One drawback was that it te.npurarily eliminated clover which, however, gradually grew back again without re -seeding. When used on Canada thistle, the chemical did not completely kill 'the vigorous weed but set it back so badly the weed did not reappear until harvest time and then only in the form of young shoots. Sim- ile: results were obtained on field bindweed grt wing in a field of oats. The new killer .swiftly destroyed annual weeds such as mustard, lambs quarters and red root pig - weed. 'rhe chemical caused "no per- ceptible injury" to plants of the grass family, which includes wheat, oats, bariey and rye, but experts warned that if it was used on a lawn arou,id a flower garden care be exercised to prevent damage to flowers as the full powers of the preparation still were to be deter- mined. ...E6194089.914:1109!,02=3.41. ®. 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Australia Loses 20 Million Sheep It is estimated that the draught has cost Australia 20 million sheep;, and failure of the Autumn lambing will account for millions more. The immediate problem' o+ graz- iers is to secure sheep and iambs for re -stocking, and competition is ]teen. Taxation is so heavy that pastoral men are wondering how far it will pay them to re -stock to capacity. Labor is short, fences are 'but of repair, and transport is difficult. And many would sooner invest what phoney they have in improvement of properties. The majority of Losses comprise Merino sheep, whicb means a big reduction in the most valuable part of the wool clip, CLASSIFIE 11A13v crnoi{S MONKTON POULTRY FARM CHICKS You buy baby chicks for one reason. To receive dividends on your investment, you )Mist be certain where your money is in- vested. We offer you baby chicks from a Poultry Farm with every breeder pullorum tested and gov- ernment banded. Write for our 1946 price list and descriptive ca- talogue. MONKTON POULTRY FARMS, MONKTON, O'NT. RELIABLE CHICKS Just think what this means to the buyer, Your investment is made worth while when you purchase your chicks from us. Our repeat orders year after year is the proof of our quality chicks. Blood testing for pullorum done each year, we only hatch from clean flocks. Millers Chick Hatchery, Fergus, Ont, (Successor to 1. D, J ohnson). GAINFORTH'S NEW FIAMPSI-IIRES A Good Choke for particular poul- trymen. They Look Well, Lay Well and Lay Well. High Hatches of Healthy Chicks makes poultry raising a pleasure. Breeders Ap- proved and Double Pullorum test- ed. Drop a "rifle for prices to Gain- fortlt's 7 atrttery, Trenton, Ont. CAPONS "twin 1 MADE, ALSO CUS- tom caponleing. Edmund Stoehr, R. R. No. 8• imithville, Ont. ORDER YOUR CHICKS NOW! YOU gain nothing by waiting, so don't put off ordering a single day after you decide the number, sex and breed you want. The supply will not fill the demand for April and early May and the majority of chick buyers who intend to )wait until later to order will be disappointed. Eggs and poultry consumption is at the highest level of all times, unmistakable proof that the poultryman is pro- ducing a product which eager buyers are waiting for at prices which mean real profits for the producer. Take delivery of your chicks early. You will not only make extra money with March hatched chicks, but you will save money as we offer liberal -dis- counts for March chicks and can give prompt delivery. Free cata- logue, Also eight and ten week ola floor raised pullets for initne- dinte delivery. Tweddle Chick Hntcheries Limited, Fergus, Ont. BABY CHICKS, GOVERNMENT banded and blood tested, Barron strains, C. White Leghorn and B, P Rocks. Acton Poultry Farm, Box 378, Acton, Ont. WHY GAMBLE When you can buy quality chicks, backed by our liberal -guarantee. March and April chicles still available, All breeders banded, culled, and double blood tested by Government officials, to insure our customers. free catalogue and price list" Order now -from Frey's Hatchery. St. Jacobs, Ont, GET FIRST ON THE MARKETS with February cockerels. Prompt shipment of heavy breeds — New Hampshire, L. S. x N. H. Light Sussex, etc. Order your dayold chicks now too. Pray Hatchery, 130 John N. Hamilton, Ont, CHICKS STARTED ON REQUEST. Leghorn, Rocks, Sussex, New Hampshire, Leghorn X Rocks, New Hampshire X Rocks. Brun- ner's Poultry Farm, Lucan, Ont. TWEDDLE LIGHT SUSSEX X NEW Hampshire' have proved excep- tional for both meat and egg pro- duction. Purchasers report fast growth. plump carcasses and high production of big brown eggs. Troth sexes resemble Light Sussex, Black Minorca X White Leghorn cross is an excellent white egg producer. We have thein both for immediate delivery. Tweddle Chick Hateherles Limited, Fergus, Oat. GAINFOR'TIFI'S WHITE LEGHORNS L.erge Vigoesus Chicks from Year- ling and Twr year old breeders that were Real Money -Makers, Double Pullorum tested, Govern- ment Approoeu. If you like Leg - horns, chicke from these will de- light you. 3"riees Right, Gain forth's Hatr'hery, Trenton, Ont. BUY WITH CONFIDENCE Place your elder now With a breeding farm and hatchery oper- ating over 26 years. Barred Rocks, New Hampahir'e Reds, large. Bar- ron Leghorns, and Hybrids. Breed- ers blood-ttested for both regular and X strains of Palloruni, Don't fail to get out prices before order- ing elsewhere Otterville Poultry Farm, Otterwille, Ont, 25 FREE CHICKS OUR BABY" CI•IICXS ARE THE; progeny of Foundation and Re- gistered Birds, All Breeders blood -tested. Prides from Se to 25e. All guaranteed excellent Layers. Don't delay, order now. Goddard Chick Hatcheries, i3r,- tannin Heights, Ont. '1'H1tt ()NIA' t-'UIt1NA EMBRYO Pleb Barred Ttoclr and Crossbred. A • proved chicks being produced In Chatham are blood -tested by the tube method for both the regular and X strains of pullorum. Order now from Prank Price Hatchery. 11 Jahnke St., Chatham Ont, BABY CHICKS YOUR GOVERNMENT APPROVED chicks from Accredited Flocks should bo ordered now. Barred Rocks, New "iarnpshires, New Ramp X Barred Rocks, and Light Sussex X New Hemp Hybrids. All breeders blood -tested for both the regular. and X strains of Pollor'um for your protection. Lincoln Chick Hatchery, 2 Race Street, St. Catherines, Ontario. GET PREMIUM PRICES FOR A-1 Poultry produce You can raise a healthy Grade A flock if you start the Top Notch way. For Top Notch chicks carry a premium from the day they're hatched. The Top Notch system of breeding* from Government Accredited Pull- oruln breeders results in chicks with greater stamina, greater liv- ability and productivity. Get your next flock off to a good start with Top Notch chicks. Send for our special reduced prices for March chicks and start your chicks early this year. Free cata- logue. Also ten to twelve week old floor raised pullets for imme- diate delivery. Top Notch Chick- eries, Guelph, Ontario. BUSINESS OI'I'OR'I'UNl'1'IICS RETURNED VETERANS IN RURAL Areas not capable of bard work. If you can drive a car and sell, why not try selling Lightning Earls? Small investment required to be in business for yourself with good financial results. Gov- ernmen t • C'cn trolled Business. Write for pat oculars and territo- ry openings. The B. Phillips Com- pany, Limired, 200 Main Street. Toronto, Ont. LUMBERMAN — LOG SCALES, handy calculator, 25 cents post- paid. The Outlook, Middleton, Nova Scotia. TILAI'PP1123 — GLAND SCENT lures have no equal for all animals now their mating season" Trap wolves all summer for bounty. For particulars, write A. E. Fish- er, Box 420, Calgary, Alberta. GET EGGS IN COLD WEATHER "Automatic" time switches for poultry lights, 324.00. Sterling Time Recorders, 989 Notre Dame St. best, Montreal, Que. MR. WOOL GROWER We operate a Government Licens- ed Wool Warehouse and are pre- pared to purchase this season's wool clip according to Govern- ment Grading Standards and at established Government prices. Prompt settlements made. You can apply your wool credit against blanket purchases. We do not handle used woollens nor are we able to do Customs Work. THE STRATRROY WOOLLEN MILLS LIMITED STRATI-IRBY, ONTARIO, DaleING AND t1Lr'A.Ri.l HAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS dyeing or cleaning? Write to us for information. We are glad to answer your questions. Depart- ment H. Far•ker's Dye Works Limited, 791 ¥onge .Street, To- ronto. holt SAI,ll SHOE MACHINE, GOOD CONDI- tion, also 60 cycle florescent fix- ture. Black broadtail fur coat, size 12, 315.00 Advertiser, 43 Day Ave„ Toronto. ENGINES, GASOLINE, AIR COOL - ed, four cycle, two to six horse power. Amalgamated Enterprises, 33 Church St, Toronto. 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