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1 * â- 4 ^ 4 THE INSIDE ON HOCKEY By ED. FITKIN You can't tell how an expert'i analytical mind ig going io function but it sc -nis to this o»)servcr that Bill Durnan is in line not only lor the Vc. ina Tfly and All-Star goalie selection this year, but also for the Hart Trophy. • • * The II art, as you know, goes to the player voted th most valuable to his club over a sea; on â€" and what other player, we ask, can ap proacK Durnan's ..ppa-ent influ- ence over the success or failure ot Caiinili TS? * • 4> With Sweet William in the net, Canadier.s caVe walked int( first place and «taycd there until he sufTcrcd a bi ken hand early r January, then the roof c. vco in on the Canucks. They lost three of their next our games and toppled from arst place to third place. ♦ * * Durnan w.-s on he sidelines frr 10 gaii'.s â€" ai.d Cinadicns won only three ;.nd lost seven. Paul Bibcault. in tr.it span, . ie'ded 30 goals, an average >f 3 per game. Durnan, in the 24 games he played ] rior to his inj •r;-, conceded 61 goals â€" an av rag of 2.5 per game â€" and had three" sl.utouts. ♦ * ♦ Thru Bill returned the net i>n Feb. 2 and the Tlab- promptly started to hurtle again. They romped to a 6-2 victory over Chi- •...go, stcpred into Bostoi- and blanked the Bruins, 2-0, for Bill'.s fourth shutout, went on from there to Chicago where they wallop^jd the Hawks again, 5-1, moved into Toronto, and co led on* the Leats, 4-3, ;.nd the" belted New Yorlc Eaiigi rs, 5 to 4. * * • Thus, :;in-A; D'.rnin's return, the Hurtling ,'abs have clicked for five straight victories, as this is written, rid re hack or. top of the h ap â€" apparently to stay. Dick Irwin, who should kno v, ( iaiius that Durnan is responsible for this up- swing. "Not only is he a great gcalie," says Dick, "but he ie also a great team plaver, ? leader and an inspiration to the rest of ;he boys. You can't imagine what a difference he makes out thc-e." ♦ » * H Bill should wind up as Hart Trophy vinner, he would become the first N.H.L. netminder to Brand New Jobs For 10-15,000 Men By risking heir loney t'- cover exploring and diamond drilling, investors have provided Canada •with approximately 60 new indi- cated gold mines and two hase metal â- â- opert'c- in the last three years, says the Financial Post. A labor an ! materi?ls become avail- able the grea. bulk of these will be put into production, providing highly paid jobs for 10-15,000 men. In addition there will be expendi- ture of perhaps $S0-$60 million foi .'upplies, equipment, under- ground work ^nd mill construc- tion. Here is anolhei example of pi'vate 'nfrpr'e at work, of • job only priva initiative can handle proplerly because ci the speculative i.ifure ot mine finding. No government, socialist or other- wise, would be justified in risking the large urns o.' money necessary to loca'e and develop minerals. Tie proper ro o' govr.nment is through tax and other machinery at its disposal to offer encourage- ment to the citizen who is willing to take the risk. If hf loses, that is his loss and those who bp.ck the original spjculation; if .e wins <U of us benefit through the new jobs opened. Horses for Europe It was in 10(15 that tlic first phone brought to Canada from France was disembarked from a sailing ship at Tadoussac. It was presented to the Governor of New h'rancc, 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 in a Ji'ffi/ -or Money Sack For quick relief from ftc)iinffcau8e<l bv ccieina, athlete's ^oi)t, .â- )<al:i«i, plmprraanilolliet Uchint crmdllions. iim- pure, lodlinij, meillratrd. Iltniii^ D. D. D PRESCRIPTION (:r<-.>sel(M in I fltaJnlr!{A Sootliow. curnlnrls anil .]uickty calms inteniteitrliinii. I)on't pulirr AhIc your cfnaulst to<lav for D. D. D. PRESCRIPTION. Vnii Will na|f>7 Slnylna At The St. Regis Hotel I'OROlVTtI • \:\<eti lloam nltk Hath, jthntvci anil TrlrphOB*. • sInRlr, •2.no lip â€" lliMilile, $nj(0 op a CfMiri l-'anil. I>lrlns nnil Oniir- Inn NlKhtly Ahrrhoiirar at (.'iirltaa rrl RA. 4I.T1 achieve thi.s distinction. .\ud it also would be preccdent-shaltering if he should take the Verina, Hart and All-Star awardsâ€" for no man in hockey has ever been accorded a triple crowning. * • ♦ Odd' lies Department Maurice Kichard, who scored BO goals last winter, will have to score six goals in the next 11 games to hit the 25-goal mark this year. Bill Taylor, one of the cleverest play-makers in hock y's histi^ry, has cnly 10 assists to his credit â€" whi'e Ciaye Stewart, who 'Icfinitely isn't a piayiii; ker, has iZ assists, Barr-ng i nforf^een scoring splurges, only three piayers appar ently will be 30-goal men this year. Max Bentley already has achieved that mark; Gaye Stewart needs three more go^ls and Toe B'.ike re- quires six. T,-8t season cnly two men made the 30-goal grade â€" Richard, wl o bagged SO and Her- bie Cain of Boston, who netted 88. Toe Blake and Ted Kennedy wound up with 29 each. Montreal'j Punch Lipe â€" Rich- ard, Lach anu Blake â€" finished 1- 2-3 in the scoring race last season and compiled record total of J'JO points. Richard and I..ach play-id the entire .'10 gm.s, Blake 4J. This season, Chicago's Mosienko-Bent- leys line ra' ed -.way to a high- scoring start but injuries to Mosi- enko and then Doug Eentley wrecked their record-breaking chances. As of now, the Hawk first line has 125 points 'o its cre- dit with 10 • 'lies to go. PRETENDER TO SPANISH THRONE (Editor's Note: Ed. Fitkin, con- ductor of this column, can De heard aach Sunday afternoon at 4.30 over C-H-U-M (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 about 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 quartities early this spring, would kill many weeds with greater effect .ban any other chemi- cal. One ('.-avvback was that it te uporarily eliminated clover whioh, 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 30 badly the weed did not reappe*r until harvest time and then only in the form of young shoots. Sim- ilar results were obtained on field bindweed gn ving in a field of oats. The new killer swiftly destroyed annual weeds such as mustard, lambs quarters and red root pig- weed. The chemical caused "no per- ceptible injury" to plants of the gr.iss family, which includes wheat, oats, bariey and rye, but experts warned that 'f it was used on a lawn around a flower garden care be exercised to prevent damage to flowers as the ful'. powers of the preparation still were to be deter- mined. TIBES »-^l^zt ivinv riui.; (iUAi(AN'n<:ii; $9.95 600x16 s T.io 4'in..i.-,n/si, 4.to/£0 « T.6O 47.V.'>00/10, 47R-n00/-.t0 S l>.0« BM/IN, RRO/ie, BRO/IT <12.7.% ou;-a,'>o/ia. ooo-o'iO/^o SI4JM Truck IlOxB 8 ply, 0.10 /SO S2R.00 :t:!i(l-700/20 10 ply f.no.oo :mi7-7.%o/20 12 piy other SUCH lit ii:<|ually I.niv Privea Wo .Slilp Everywhere. Order At Once, Biltrite Tire Soles 279 Quee«i E. Toronto Ontario FOR PEST CONTROLI The fiign of a modern, new line of products soon to ba available at your local hard< ware storcH to protect fruits, flowers and vegetables from insect pests, fungus diseases and weeds. 'Trade Mark Kof. LOOK FOR T^IE "GRIIN CROSS' Prince Don Juan, pretender to the throne of Spain, and his write arrive at Lisbon, Portugal. Behind Don Juan are Due D'Alba, right, and the Spanish ambassador, Nicholas Franco, left. To the left of the princess is Enrique Viana, Portugese representative. 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 lambs for re-stocking, and competition is keen. 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 out of repair, and transport is difficult. And many would sooner invest what money they have in improvement of properties. The majority of losses comprise Merino sheep. which means a big reduction in the most valuable part of the wool clip. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BARV CHICKS MONKTON POULTRY FARM CHICKS rou buy baby chlcka for one reason. To receive dividends on your Investment, you must be certain where your money Is In- vested. We offer you baby chlcki from a Poultry Farm with every breeder pullorura tested and gov- ernment banded. Write for ou^ ISIB price list and descriptive ca- talogue. MONKTON POULTRY FARMS, MONKTON, ONT. RELIABLE CHICKS Just think what this means to the buyer. Your Investment la made worth while when you purchase your chicks from us. Our repeat orders year after year Is the proof ot our quality chicks. Blood te.fting for puUorum done each year, we only hatch from clean flocks. Millers Chick Hatchery, Fergus, Ont. (Successor to J. D. John.«on). GAINFORTH'S NEW HAMPSHIRES A Good Choice for particular poul- trymen. They Look Well, Lay Well and Lay Well. High Hatches of Healthy Chicks makes poultry raising a pl»-asure. Breeders Ap- proved and Dcuble PuUorum test- ed. Drop a ll'ie for prices to Galn- forth's Hatrhery, Trenton. Out. CAPO.N'S READ/ MADE, AI^O CUS- tom cnponl/iiig. Kdmund Stoehr. R. R. No. 3, ^^mlthvllle, Ont. ORinjii Yovn cmcK-s now: you gain nothing by waiting, so don't put off ordering a single day after you decide the number. se.x and breed you want. The supply will not fill the demand for April and early May and the m.ijority of chick buyers who Intend to wait until later to order will be disappointed. Eggs and poultry consumption la at the highest level of all times, unmist.ikable proof that the poultryman is pro- ducing a product which eager buyers are waiting for at prices wliloh me;in 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 niciiiey as we offer llbwal dis- counts for March chicks and can give prompt delivery. Free cata- logue. Also eight and ten week old floor raised pullets for Imme- diate delivery. Tweddlc Chiok Hatcheries Limited, Fergus. Ont. BALV CHU'KS. GOVERNMH.NT b;mded and blood tested, Uarron strains. C. White Leghorn and B. 1' Rocks. Acton Poultry Farm, nox 378, Acton, Ont. WHY GAMBLE When ydii can buy quality chicks, l)acked by our liberal guarantee. JIarch and April chicks still available. .Ml 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, GKT FIRST ON THE MARKETS with February cockerels. Prompt shipment of heavy breeds â€" New Hampshire, U S. x N. H. Light Sussex, etc. Order your dayold chicks now too. Hray Hatchery, 130 John N. Hamilton, Ont. CHICKS STAUTi'ID ON RIOCJUKST. liOghorn, Rocks, Sussex, New Hampshire, leghorn X Rocks, Now Hampishlre X Rocks. Brun- iK-r's Poultry b-arm. Lucan. Out. TWEHKLE LIGHT SUSSEX X NEW Hiimpshlres have proved excep- tional for both meat and egg pro- duction. lUircha.sera report fast growth, plump carcasses and high production of big brown eggs. Both sexes resemble Light Sussex. Black Minorca X White I-eghorn cross la an excellent white egg producer. We have them both for Immedlnle delivery. Tweddle Chick Hiitchpries Limited, Fergu.-i, Ont. GAINFORTH'S WHITE LEGHORNS Large Vigorous Chicks from Year- ling and Tw year old breeders that were Real Money-Makers, Houble Pullorura tested. Govern- ment Approved. If you like I^K- horns, chickr' from these will de- light you. Prices Right Gain forth's Hatchery, Trenton, Ont. BUY WITH CONFIDENCE IMace your order now with a breeding farm and hatchery oper- ating over 20 years. Barred Hocks, New Hampshire Reds, large Bar- ron LoBhorns, and Hybrids. Breed- ers blood-tt.ited for both regular and X strains of PoUorum. Don't fall to get oui prices before order- ing clsewhi re Ottervllle Poultry Farm, Ottorvllle, Ont. 25 FREE CHICKS OUR BABY CHICKS AKfc.' THE progeny of FoundatloD and Re- gistered Birds. All Breeders blood-tested. Prices from 8c to 25c. All guarintaed excellent layers. Don't delay, order now Ooddard Chick Hatcheries. Rrl- tnnnin Heights. Ont THE ONLY PIIKINA HMBKYO-FED Barred Rock and Crossbred. Ap- proved chicks being produced In Chatham are blood-tested by the tube method for both the rcKUlai and X strains of pullorum. Order now from Frank Price Hatcher.v. tl Jahnke St., Chatham Ont IIAIiY CHICKS YOUR GOVERl^MENT APPROVED chicks from Accredited Flocks should be ordered now. Barred Rocks, New iampshlres. New Hamp X Barred Rocks, and Light Sussex X New Hamp Hybrids. All breeders blood-tested for both the regular and X strains ot PoUorum 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 PuU- orum breeders results In chicks with greater Btamlna. greater llv- abllity 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 yeat. Free cata- logue. Also ten to twelve week old floor raised pullets for Imme- diate delivery. Top Notch Chlck- eries, Guelph, Ontario. ItL'Sli'VESS UIM'OIITUNITIK!) RETCRNED VETERANS IN RURAL Areas not ccipable of hard work. If you can drive a car and sell, why not try selling Lightning Rods? Small Investment required to be in business for yourself with good financial results. Gov- ernment Controlled Business. Write for paiticulars and territo- ry openings. The B. Phillips Com- pany, Limi'ed. 200 Main Street, Toronto, Oni. LV-MBERMA.V __ IX)0 SCALES. hand y calculator. 26 cents poat- paid. The Outl 30k, Mlddleton, Nova Scotia. TRAl'l'KKS â€" GLAND SCENT lures have no equal for all animals now their ni.ating season. Trap wolves all summer for bounty. For particulars, write A. E. Fish- er. Hi>x 420, Calgary, Alberta. GET EGGS IN COLD WEATHER "Automatic" time switches for poultry lights. $24.00. Sterling Time Recorders, 989 Notre Dame St. West, 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. I'rompt 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 STIIATHIIOY WOOLLEN .MII.L.X LIMITED STHATIIIIOV, UNTARIO. IMI':iNG AND CLPAXINl HAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS dyeing or citnnlng? Write to us tor informat'on. We are glad to answer your questions. Depart- ment H. J-arker's Dye Works Limited, 791 i'onge Street, To- ronto. h'UH SM.IL SHOE M.'VCHINE, GOOD CONDI- tion, also 60 cycle florescent fix- ture. Black broadtail fur coat, size 12, J15.00 Advertiser, 4S Day Ave , Toronto. ENGINES. GASOLINE, AIR COOL- ed, four cycle, two to six horse power. Amalgamated Enterprises, SS Church .St., Toronto. ELKCTKIC MOTORS NEW, USED bought, so'ij, rebuilt: belts pul- leys, brushes. Allen Electric Com- pany Ltd.. i'i'.'i Dufferln St. Tor- onto. Ont. FORD FERGUSON TRACTOR Owner.s, a new manure loader has been designed tor your tractor. It loads a spreader within m to 4 minutes, attaches almost as quickly as your plow, can be operated by a child, and Is away below the price of any known loader. Write to-day for prices and folder to us, the manufactur- ers, Ernest Sei'ore & Son, Mount Albert, Ont. GET PREMIUM PRICES FOR muskrnt pelts. Stretch properly with our self-adjusting steel stretchers. Sample I5c. Dozen J2.50 delivered. Discounts to deal- ers. Metro J. Sass Bear Line, Ont. 65 ACRES. MODERN BRICK house, good barn etc. Loam soil. Immediate possession. $6,200. Terms. Apply Mrs. Gus Campbell, Mt. Brydges. Ont. LIGHTNING ROD DEALERS? If .vou want the best equipment available nf the cheapest price, write for particulars. The B. Phil- lips Company Limited, 200 Main Street, Torinto, Ont. ATTENTION FARMERS FOR S.\LE: TRACTOR TIRES, made of rubber, suitable for bolting on steel wheels $10 each. When or- dering state diameter and width of wheel. National Rubber Co., Ltd.. 5 Wll'sHre Ave., Toronto. Ont. UI.AHIOLUS IIIU.BS! LARGE mixed biilhs. SOc doien. If named varieties desired send for price list. <'ash with order t^tamp's GiMdiMla 'i.'ii le'i, UO Second Ave. E.. North l!«y. Ont. FARMS FOR SALE 100-ACRE FARM, CLOSE TO TOWN of Barrle, highway and Lake Slm- coe. Hydro available; also 10-acre lot. Box 81, 73 Adelaide W., To- roiito. FAR.MS FOR SALE. WE CAN SELL you any size farm you wish to buy, at reasonable prices. For particulars apply at Donohue's Garage, Renfrew, Ont. FARM FOR SALE, 19S ACRES, mile west of Kitchener limits, Kitchener Stratford highway, $25,000.00. For Information write Charles W. Moser, Kitchener, R. R. 4. IF YOU LOOK FOR A GOOD FARM In the Niagara Peninsula, bet- ween Lake Ontario and Lake Erie, go to a farmer for complete Information. I have farms for all purposes, mixed, dairy, fruit and chicken farms, with stock and Im- plements or without, and with • modern barn equipment. Also houses with city conveniences. Farms ranging from $1500 to $30,000 and to suit everybody's pocket. Please write to T. A. Du- Ilban, Real Estate, R. R. J, St. Ann's, Ontario. 49 ACRES, NEW HOUSE. CITY conveniences, chicken houses, suitable for poultry farm, on highway 20. W. Ernest, St. Anns, Ontario. llAIRnRESiiINO LEARN HAIRDKESSINU THE Robertson method. Information on request regarding classes. Robertson's Halrdresslng Acad- emy. 137 Avenue Road, IVjronto. HELP WANTED CHILDS' NURSE OR NANNY. Thoroughly experienced In care of children, for new batty and two year old. Must like country but be ready to travel. Good home, permanent situation for right person Highest wages. Other help kept Geraldlne Slfton. R. R. No. S, Mallorytown, Ont EXPERIE.N'CED COUPLE TO HELP on farm, woman as housekeeper and care of two children. Box 83, 73 Adelaide W. Toronto. WANTED YOUNG WOMAN TO As- sist in good home In Roiadale, Toronto. Plain cook, fond of children. Wages Forty Dollars per month. Will provide transport- ation to Toronto. Apply Box tS, 7! Adelaide West, Toronto. MEDICAL BAUMEEICA FOOT BALM DE- stroys offensive odor Instantly. 46c. bottle, Ottawa agent Deu- man Drug Store. Ottawa. A TRIAL â€" EVERY SUFFERER of Rheumatic Pains or Neuritis should try Dixon's Remedy. Mun- ro's Drug Store, 335 Elgin, Otta- wa. Postpaid $1.00. STOMACH -v.-fD THRE.\D WORMS often are the cause of 111 health In humans, all ages. No one Im- mune! Why not find out If this Is your trouble, interesting particu- lars â€" Free! Write Mulveney's Remedies. Si/Pulalists. Toronto S. HAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT DIX- on's Neuritis and Rheumatic Pain Remedy? It gives good results. Munro's Drug Store, 335 Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00. ARE YOU CONSTIPATED? DO YOU frequently have headaches and dl7.zy spells? Are you nervous de- pressed and Irritable? 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FREE nONCS OFFER A coupon good for one mounted enlargement 4 x 6" given free with each 25c. order received dur- ing January and February Canada's largest studio does qua- lity work promptly â€" and at low- est cost. (Print Name and Address Plainly on Orders.) DKIT M STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE Box ICTII. I'unt Office A. Toroale hum(;al instui mI':ivt> FRED A. B()DD1N(;Ti)N BUYS, sells, exchanges musical Instru- ments. Ill Church. Toronto 2. STAMPS SEND US THE N.\MES OF COUN- trles you are Interested In and we will seui you a nice selection on approva' Mount Royal Stamp Co., 1473 McGill College Ave, Montreal. ' '-i i nda. â- rOUA(H'0 6-POUND SAMPLE PACKAGE Leaf Tobacco. Virginia burley and prior, receipts and flavoring. $3.76 postpaid. Ruthven Tobacco Exchange, Ruthvep, Ont. WANTED EX-AIRMAN. WISHES TO RENT or lea.^e 4-5-car repair garage or suitable building In good town. Government certificate Class A. * C. life time mechanic. Samuel Plain, Wallaceburg, Ont WANTED IN SMALL TOWN, SOUD, well-built house, 7 or 8 rosiiia; preferably two floors, living room must be 25 feet or longer. GeorKlan type home desirable. Must be In good condition, have conveniences, and priced right â€" A. Donaldson, 1 Ferndale Avenue. Toronto 12. WANT HOUSES IN VILLAGES, towns and highways. $700.00 to $1,700.00 class preferred. Can handle few better houses, also small farms 1 to SO acres. Send full description, price, etc. George Drummond. Broker, Owen Sound. SELF PROPELLED COMBINE. A four row No. 490-J. Deere corn planter and corn picker. U Mc- Dermott. Remsen. Iowa. U.S.A. ISSUc »â€" 1946 BUSINESSES WANTED Is your hii.mi,ess for sale? We have eilen'.s ready and waiting to purchase alincst every type of business, w'n will pay all cash If required. Vou may phone me and reverse the charge Bert Weir * Son, Realtiir. Dundas St.. London. Phone Met. f260. CASH OFFEK - WANTED ONB Ton panel Truck â€" any make â€" 1937 upwards. Ex-overseas man. R. O. Seagrsm. 2 Hawthorne Gar- dens. Tor mil. OntarU 4 » T â- â™¦ r WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES FOR domestic rabMf pelts and all other raw furs, -hip today. I,evln Fur (^ompa«iy. '.'epartment W., IM Spadlna Avenue, Toronto. Ont.