Zurich Herald, 1946-01-31, Page 6IN THE SHADE OF THE PALMS
Relaxing on the palm -fringed shores of Diliclo Isle in Biscayne Bay
at Miami Beach, Winston Churchill will record the lush, tropical
colors with his brush and canvas.
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THE INSIDE ON HOCKEY11
By ED. FITKIN v
Watch the Bruins" is the cry
thatinsiders are now voicing
around the N.H.L. corridors. .
You here it everywhere you go. ,
and .here's why: The Kitchener
Kids—Duutart, Bauer and Schmidt
—are finally hitting scoring stride:
• , and—Frankie Brimsek is be
ginning to look and play like the
Br:msek who was hockey's great-
est goalie before he joined the
Un'tecl States Coast Guards .
"If Brimmy recaptures his old
form. look out," one hockey coach
told us the other day. "That guy
can take a team along with hini."
* * *
Montreal writers like to call the
Lach-Blake-Richard line the
"Punch Line". . . but in the last
three games before this was writ-
ten the Punch Line failed to pick
up a single point. . . Most bobby-
soxers swear allegiance to Sinatra
hut in Toronto there must be quite
n number who do their swooning
' over Ted (Teeder) Kennedy, .the
jluniberstone-Port Colborne con-
tribution to pro hockey. . . Ken-
riedy, recuperating from a recent
tendon gash that has sidelined hint
for the season, walked into the
Gardens' press room last Sat'y
nite and was greeted by two young
ladies with a large and well -packed
hamper. . . gift of the girls of S
Clenment's School in Toronto. ,
'Another recipient of a basket of
fruit last week was SyI Apps, Tor-
onto's' injured captain, who spent
his 31st birthday in Wellesley, hos-
"paal on Jan. 18.
* * *
Hockey scouts for the N.H.L.
teams are uprooting their thinning
hair in no uncertain mariner these
days over the lack of good pros-
pects in junior ranks this year . .
and also the dearth of major leag-
ue talent now operating in—minor
pro loops. . . "This is the worst
yea,: I've ever seen," Carson
Cooper, scout for Detroit Red
Wings, told us recently.
* * *
" Frank Selke, publicity director
Of Maple Leaf Gardens, is the
proud possessor of four hockey
'sticks that are really collector's
items. , . He has the lucky wea-
pons with which Dit Clapper,
,Charlie Conacher and Herbie Cain
scored their 200th: N.H.L. goals—
and also the stick Ace Bailey was
using when he was so critically in-
jured by Eddie Shore.. . That was
MME. CIIANG'S RIVAL
Ten Ying-Chao, wife of Chou En-
Lai, chief Communist party negotia-
tor in China and China's No, 2 Com-
munist in her own right, is a poli-
tidxl rival of Madame Chiang Kai-
Shek. She is the only woman at-
tending the political consultation
conference where for the first time
members of parties other that:
the Kuomintang can have voice
without fear of reprisal,
the last hockey stick Bailey used
in pro competition,
* * *
Turk Broda, former Leaf net -
minder, is slated to return from
overseas this week -end. ' . , Vic
Grigg„ another Leaf chattel who
was quite a defenseman with
Guelph's pre-war junior teams, re-
cently returned from Europe and
may start practising with the Leafs
next week, . . Insiders say the
plight of New Ycrk Rangers Indy
not remedy itself for some time
unless the Gotham club can put
across some player deals, . . Tile
tip is that aRngers have no out-
standing pucksters coining up ,
ane' they certainly can't get by an-
other season With the oldsters now
performing
x' * *
All that talk emanating from
Mcs'treal last season about Mau-
rice Richard being a Second
More= sounds a little hollow now
that Ree-shor is playing in any-
thing but "great" fashion ... Most
unproved player in the N.H.L. is
Billy Taylor, who has recaptured
his old puck -manipulating magic
and is currently, sparking the Tor-
noto club's last minute bid for a
play-off berth . Edgar Laprade
will probably Win the rookie -of -the
year award this year . . , although
George' Gee, the rangy Chihawk
speedster from Sudbury, is making
a brisk bid for recognition , And
that's it for this week, chum.
Imznurie Horse
To Co To B W.I.
A six year old bay stallion—
Cameleon de Cap Rouge 2841—has
been selected by the horse division
of the Quebec Department of Agri-
culture, with collaboration of Do-
minion authorities, to be sent to
Antigua, I3ritisli \Vest Indies.
Horses of that color are said to
be immune from attacks of a cer-
tain tropical' .fly which selects its
victims among animals of dark
color. Antigua island is 350 square
miles with a population of 38,000.
A. brief announcement form the
Agriculture Department added:
"Let us hope that Canelon de
Cap Rouge will give satisfaction
to breeders and will also contri-
bute to introduce the breed on the
neighboring islands so as to create
an advantageous market of horses
from Quebec province."
TIRES Heavy Treaded
Retreads
Tires Are Released —
— No Permit Required
$ 7.10 440-450/21, 450/20
$ 7.60 475-500/10, 455-500/20
$'
4.60 525/13, .100/16, 550/17
:610.65 600/10
$1.2.7 625-6550/1.6, 600-650/20
$14.80 Truck next: 8 p1;'. 650/20
$25.00 32x6-500 /20 10pIy
$30.66 24x7-150/20 12 ply
Other sizes, as well ns odd and
obsolete, are available at equally
low prices.
Every tire guaranteed as per
government regulations.
Order Now While the Supply
Lasts
Biliriie Tire Sales
279 Queen E. Toronto
Ontario
ta_.ea1ftmi,.waNwLa,sbaI _ 1
VOICEas THE
SAKE YOUR TIN,[E
. It is fairly easy to become well
off financially. Instead of buying
on credit something you want, save
enough honey .to pay cash for it,
and then you 'probably won't want
it,—Kitchener Record,
FOR EMERGENCY
Every youth should learn to
cook simple things. He 'play get
married some day and want
breakfast before he goes to work.
—Quebec' Chronicle -Telegraph.
REAL TEST OF AGE
The right tailor ,and the ' right
barber. can take 20 years off a
man's age. But you can't fool a
steep flight of stairs. — Stratford
B eacon-Herald. .
IT WAS "DUCKY"
Over in London a Mrs. Chick
sold her house to' a Mrs. Crane,.
through an agent named Gosling.
We trust that the buyer was"no
goose, and not a bird of a place
she can crow about.
—Ottawa Citizen
HOPELESS
In. his school essay on "Parents"
a ., wrote: "We get our par-
ents "w'hen they are so old that it
is impossible to change their hab-
its."—The Open Road.
Normal Apple Crop
• Unlikely This Year
Apple trees in' Eastern 'Ontario
which suffered damage last Spring
because of the peculiar • weather
conditions should not be expected
to pro7ide a normal crop this sea.-
son,
ea-son, according to D. S. Blair, of
the horticulture division of the Cen-
tral Experimental Farm in Ottawa.
In a speech at the annual con-
vention of the Ontario Fruit Grow-
ers' Association, Mr. Blair said no
one could forecast how the darn -
aged trees would survive this Win-
ter.
'Those orchards that were badly •
defoliated, in ni.y opinion, should
rept be pruned as they will need
every leaf they can unfold to bring
then•.back into shape. A normal fer-
tilizer. tad spray program should: be
.followed and where feasible I would
recommend commercial fertilizer
and non -caustic spray materials„' he
said.
Growers who stuck to the spray-
ing of trees throughout the season;
despite the trying condiions, were
able to keep the leaves of `their':
trees reasonably free of scab and
no,loss of foliage was experienced,
Mr. Blair explained,
Mount Eisenhower
Prime Minister W. L. Mackenzie
King has announced that Castle
Mountain , a 9,400 -foot peak in the
Rockies, has been renamed Mt,•
Eisenhower in honor of the leader
of the Allied forces in Europe.
rHEAD COLDS
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MONKTON POULTRY FARM
• CHICKS
You buy baby chicles for one
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your investment, you must be
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MONKTON POULTRY
FARMS, MONKTON, ONT.
LAKEVIEW. CHICKS FOR
1946
from A Real Breeding Plant of
5009 Layers. Book your chicks
from 'a Real Breeding Parm of
50,00 Layers and be assured of
success, Breeds: Large Type White
Leghorns, Sussex x Leghorn,
Rock x Leghorn, N. Hamp. x
Leghorn, Sussex x New Hamp. B.
Rock x N. Hamp, Special low
prices on. cockerels, and Rock x
New Hamp. chicks on a few
dates. Send for Price List, and
Catalogue,, Lakeview Poultry
Farm. Wein Bros„ Exeter, Ont.
APPROVED-;SAf{ {ED ROCIC
cock erels;J,'1L izilfatj'• K d March,
$5.00 per';-$iftrred - MacKillican
Poultry Farfilf riobse Creek, Ont.
CARADOC CHICKBLOOD-TESTED
and guaranteed. . Produced from
years of specialized farm breed-
ing and testing. As hatched $13.95.
Pure breds and hybrids. Pullets
and- Cockerel prices on applica-
tion, W. J, McAlister, Strathroy,
Ont.
25 FREE CHICKS
qui: BABY CHICKS ARE THE
progeny of Foundation and Re-
gistered Birds. A11 .Breeders
blood -tested. Prices from 3c to
25c. All guaranteed excellent
layers. Don't delay, order now.
Goddard Chick Hatcheries, Bri-
tannia Heights. Ont.
COCICERELS OFF TO A ' GOOD
start, ready for market when de-
mand and prices strong.. Imme-
diate' delivery. Order your 1946
chicks now. Variety breeds and
crosses available. Bray Hatchery
130John N. Hamilton, Ont,
NEWMAN'S BRED -TO -LAY
'CHICKS
White Leghorns, Barred Rocks
and Barred Rock, White Leghorn
Crossbreeds; double tested. An
Ontario. Breeding Station .over
Fifteen years. Elmview Poultry.
Farm, William 3. Newman, Nor-
ham, Ontario.
"THE .BEST I EVER HAD” SAY
dozens of Top Notch chick raisers,
No doubt about it, Top Notch Ap-
proved chicks have done a real
job of living, growing and devel-
oping into good layers and good
meat birds for a lot of poultry
raisers big and little.. Our 1945
Top Notch chicksdid the best job
for our customers of any chicks
we have ever produced. We feel
sure our 1946 chicks will be even
better, as they have another year
of good breeding and bloodtesting
behind them. Before you choose
your chicks for 1946 send for ca-
talogue and early delivery price -
list. We have chicks for imme-
diate delivery. Also laying and
ready to lay pullets for imme-
diate delivery, Top Notch Chick-
eries, Guelph, Ontario.
THE ONLY PURINA EMBRYO -FED
Barred. Rock and Crossbred. Ap-
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 Frank -rice Hatchery,
11 Jahnke St., Chatham Ont.
EARLY CHICKS LAY EARLY
eggs when prices are highest.
Year after year egg prices in the
Fall are at their peak, And the
only chick that will lay these
profitable fall eggs Is the early
hatched chick. So take a tip —
order chicks now and clip your
coupons next fall. Big chicles lay
big eggs, Big eggs bring top pri-
ces. So make sure your chicks are
the big, husky, livable growable
kind backed by years of testing
and breeding. Tweddle chicks
have given satisfaction for . 21
years and they are .starting ano-
ther banner year. Our business
has been built on repeat orders.
VPC• still have some February
chicks available. Order them to-
day. Free catalogue, Also laying
and ready to lay pullets for im-
mediate delivery: Tweddle Chick
Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ont.
A. A. QUALITY BABY
CHICKS
The kind that pay dividends. All
breeders blood tested Leghorns
12c., White Giants 15c„ Black
Giants 15c., Australorps 16c.,
Barred Rocks 18c., Rhode Island
Reds 13e, Schafer Hatchery,
ICitell oiler, Ont,
SUPERIOR CHICKS
All popular breeds, Hybrids, day
old and' started. Immediate or fat-
, er delivery. Ali breeders blood -
tested. 21 day livability guarantee.
Catalogue, prices free, Superior
Hatchery, hirtwood, Ontario.
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FOIL SALE
MOS.°.OGRA:PII! SENSATIONAL,
Now! For ears and trucks. In-
creases power, reduces oil, Im-
.proves general performance, 2000
mile guarantee -- $2.00 11foto-
gr'aph Sales Contpaziy, 1120 H, St.
Roots 200 bacxainputo 14, Califor-
nia,,
BEAUTIFUL SPRXNGER, SPAN-
iels, 8 rnonthe, r'eg'istered, will
make excellent pets and hunters.
11. H. Stroud, Dumbarton, Ont.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES,
males, reds and blacks, registered
stock. Mrs, Jack Nixon, Fergus,
Ont.
ALLTS CHALMERS "MONARCH"
Model K85 Bulldozer. Rebuilt.
Good condition, Apply Eugene
Dueharme, Belle River, Ont..
Phone 41-12.
INTERNATIONAL MODEL K5
Stake Dump Truck. Solid condi-
tion. New motor. Tires new 34 x
7 front 8.25 x 10 ply Tear. Apply
Kenneth Moore, Belie River, Ont,
Phone 9-21,
Now Is the time to buy a one-man
light weight portable
"PRECISION"
POWER CHAIN SAW
to fell or cross -cut timber pulp-
wood or firewood. Two types
mnanufactured. Both $400 f.o.b.
Montreal. Precision Parts Ltd.
2023 Aylmer St„ Montreal,
CHICK BROODERS
Oil burning, fully automatic 52"
hover. Immediate delivery. Deal-
ers wanted. H ,J.;, Patr &,,Co., 69
Dundas St., Lonfloi'r,•:Ont.
$50,000 — LICENSED HOTEL, 2
stores, movie theatre: gallonage
9,000: could be increased: $33,000
down regardless — includes 'pro-
perty and all equipment. Apply in
person only to owner Commercial
Hotel. New Hamburg, Ont.
ONE HEAVY DUTY AUTOMATIC
shingle: mill, boiler, engine joint-
er, packer. All in fair working
condition, $850. Mrs, Baptiste Pa-
risien, Bell's Rapids, Ont.
M1LK COOLER AND AERATOR IN -
expensive, entirely Automatic and
cools as fast as you milk. Ap-
proved by Dairies and Inspectors.
For particulars write H. J. Parr
and Company, 69 Dundas St., Lon-
don, Ontario, Dealers use letter-
head,
SNOWPLOWS, LIMITED NUMBER;
new truck plows,' hand hydraulic
controls. For immediate delivery.
S. C. Craig, 65 Second Avenue;
Ottawa, Ont.
ELECTRIC MOTORS NEW; "USED
bought, sold,,rebuilt belts. ;pt
leys, brushes. Allen Eledtric Cont-
Dany Lid. 2326 Dufferin St. Tor-
onto,
5 LBS. FINE QUILT PCS. 99c.
Colorful Assortment. Prettiest De-
signs. Guaranteed Washable Cot-
ton and Rayon Prints, 5" to 18".
Ideal for Quilting. Remittance
with Order, Delivery Extra.
JAMISON & ROGERS
3524 Hutchison St., Apt, 43, Mont-
real 18, Que.
ONE. REGISTERED HOLSTEIN
Bull (Mercedes; Ormsby James) 21
months old. Apply Box 20, Belle
River.
RACING HOMERS, HIGH CLASS
breeding. Stassarts and Crosses.
A few for sale. Wm, Snazel,
Bracebridge,
SNOW -KING ROTARY SNOW
Plow, twin -fan blower. Will at-
tach to any three ton truck. Good
condition. Reasonable price. Room
304, 45 Richmond Street West,
Toronto, Ont.
PAM'S FOB SALE
200 -ACRE FARM, WITH ALL OUT
buildings, 3',4' miles east of Amul-
ree, Apply J. Milton Schmidt, R.
11. 3, New Hamburg.
SEVERAL DAIRY AND EQUIPPED
tobacco fauns located in Middle-
sex County. Apply Campbell's
Real Estate, Mt. Brydges.
leOR SALE 100 ACRES OF GOOD
flue tobacco farm, 60 acres culti-
vated, 25 acres good woods, the
rest is pasture and meadows.
Farm is all fenced, 1 acre orchard
with well and a 24 by 34 building.
Farm situated between West
Lorne Rodney 218 miles dis-
tance, Terms: $4500 down pay-
ment, half cash. Inquire to own-
er. Louis Fodor, R. R. 4, West
Lorne, Ontario,
HAIRDRESSING
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.TWO SINGLE FARMHANDS PO.P,
dairy farm and bush work. Wages
$80. Graham Farms, • Georgetown,
Ontario,
SINGLE MAN WANTED FOR
farm work, must be0good milker.
Apply to manager for further in-
formation. Bois de la Roche Farm,
Sen.neville, Que,
ME:DIOAL
BAUMEEICA FOOT BALM DE-
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45c. bottle, 01tri wn agent. Den.
man Drug Store, 'Ottawa
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PATENTS
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Patent Solicitors, Established
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Booklet of 'Information on re-
quest.
TOBACCO
5 -POUND SAMPLE PACKAGE
Leaf Tobacco, Virginia burley
and prior, receipts and flavoring,
$3.75 postpaid, Ruthven Tobacco
Exchange, Ruthven, Ont.
WANTED
STEAM ENGINE IN GOOD USE-.
able condition. Send description.
Jooation and best cash price to
Box 74, 73 Adelaide W. Toronto,
r'ORTABLE . SAWMILL WANTED.
Give full particulars, where it ran
be seen, and lowest cash price, A.
Baker, Grttvenhurst, On tario,
WANT HOUSES TN VTLLAGLS,
Towns or Highways, prefer with
some land, $700 to $1700. Can
handle some little higher, ' also
,have buyers for established busi-
nesses. Send best net'price, details,
etc, George Drummond, Broker,
Owen Sound; Ont.
• WANTED, FLOUR, FEED, FARM
implement business or General
Store in Ontario town or village,
in good farming district. Send
full particulars, Box 75, 73 Ade-
laide W. 'Toronto, Ont.
WANT LICENSED COUNTRY I -10 -
tel with good property and gal-
lonage. Send , particulars and
price to Darwin, 63 Roehampton,'
Avenue, Toronto, Ont,
SMALL CEMENT MIXER WANTED,
hand operated or gasoline paw-
cred or one that can be operated
with an electric motor on 110
volts, Bogdon and Gross Furni-
ture Co„ Ltd., Walkerton, Ontario.
Keep Tires Clean
Just 'because tires happen to ' be
off the ration list, don't abuse thein,
They're 'still scarce Deep them
clear of lubricants. Oil and grease.
deteriorate anything nlacie of nat-
ural rubber If oil or grease get%
on a tire, it should be removed
with soap and water, according to
chemists.
ISSUE 6-1948