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Sports -And One Thing or Another By FRANK MANN HARRIS = ("A SixUt Critic'n = Or.* of our feminine readersâ€" we mjghi say that the lady is a violent supporter of the Montreal Canadians and not feeling any too good about the Slate of the world at present â€" writes regarding a certain well- known member of the Toronto Maple Leafs. "I understand that many years ago there used to be a son? entitled -AND BIG B.\D BILL IS •SWEET \V I L L 1 .A M NOW. 1 wonter if you could get a copy of it, and send it with my compliments to 'Bad Man' Ezitjirki. Ever since one of cur boys gave him a mild going- over in Montreal 'Big Bad Bill' seems to have lost a lot of that much adver- tised fight of his â€" just another of the kind that loves to dish it out. but c;' ": take it !" « » « Firsonally, wc have no particular feeling either way regarding Mr. Ezinicki â€" or any other professional athlete, for that matter. There \vas a day when we could follow, with intense and even passionate interest, the progress â€" or lack of it â€" of some pro. team. But that day is in the dim .-.nd distant past. It goes back to the time when a great Canadian Sports Editor â€" Francis Xelson. by name â€" gave us a little advice which realiV opened our eyes. * * « \Vf. had been bewailing to Mr. Nelson the f.ict thai "Our" teamâ€" if memory serves aright it was the old Tecuniseh's Lacroisse Team â€" was gettir.g the worst of it from some hated rival, and appeared to be in great danger of losing its last ch:ir;e tor tlic Championship. * * * "t .n't tiorry about it too miuh* adi-iscd Mr. Xelson. "Just romfi- her thisâ€" if you Kcre to go into thos- drcs.'inq-rooins, right iio'i.' at half- time jii,: si<i!eh Ih.- u'vfo'-":s on those tzio teams, they'd prolably be battling one another just as hard zihen they came on the field again." * * * Then he added something U'e have ahiays remembered, and frequently quoted. "When you look at any pro- fessional sport, if you see a good game you'ze had your money's north. If it's a poor game, eien the fact that it might be for the champioit- ship of the tiorld doesn't make it any different. Amateur athletes, playing strictly for the fun of it, have no obligation to think too much about the spectators but it's differ- ent tiith professionals, zcho if tliey put on a tame crhibition are cheat- ing those possible." â- ho make their liztrg Magazine "Facts Need a Recheck »♦ Iii i rc-ent is.sue FORTUN'K â€" | the magazine that sells for a dollar a copy and seldom mention.- any- i body !ow r down in the social scale | thar a millionaire â€" published j sou^tthi g of a "bla ." at Canada. \ The article, among other things, | said '.hat "in an even race 'vansas , whca: grower might put Canadian j growtrs out of bu.viness" â€" the i reasi r: being that our farm research was 'o greatly behind that in "Cods ' untry". Canadians who pay atiy attention to l! vis kind of thing are having a quiet smile t' themselves over such nonsuisc. According to the C.P.R. ".â- \gricnltural and Industrial Pro- grcss-ti»\Caiiada" the world's wheat championship â€" decided annually •t the Chicag'1 International Grain Show â€" has l-^en won by Cana- dian.f just 29 tiin -â- ; out of 33 shows held jince l^ll. More than that, all four of the wins by non-Canadians were on wheat from Montana â€" which lieo along the Canadian bo.- der; and the prize-winning grains Wert all varieties either originated kl this country, or from a dscendant •f Canadian strains. It would seem a.t if FORTUNE flight do a little vhecking on its Bitich - publicized '"fact - checking" •t«ff. iHcre. we seem to ha\e got slightly oft the trail of Bill Ezinicki â€" and whether or not he's lost some of the battling spirit that has characterized him for the past couple of seasons. Our personal feeling is just the same as it has always been â€" that Ezinicki is a colorful and potentiallygreat hockey player who was being exploit- ed, mo.stly by irresponsible sports writers, to his own great disadvan- tage. « « » Billing Ezinicki as a "killer" and all that sort of tripe might help swell the box-office tally, and draw extra customers who came only o holler "Get Ezinicki" every time he stepped on the ice. That's very fine, especial- ly for the type of "sports" promoter whose idea of the greatest game of the season is the one which broke the last attendance record. * * * But just suppose that Ezinicki â€" spurred to more intensive efforts by those hostile shouts, he being that type of athlete â€" should by some mis- chance injure an opponent really seriously, perhaps even fatally. In less time than it takes for you to read this, he finds himself suspend- ed, n-nybe banished for life ♦ * • Inside a month all ue urilers t\ho hammered out so many greatly- needed columns from his doings â€" to say nothing of the promoters tcfco cashea in on his drazving-poti-ers â€" •could liave practically forgotten him completely, or almost so. If Mr. F.:^nicki has pulled in his horns a trifleâ€" is no longer letting himself be made the sacrificial goal for an entire club, zee think he has been very Kell adrised. Coaches and managers icho stress the ''fighting qualities" of their teams hare a lot to ansxer for. If the penalties fell as heavily on them as on those they incite to such prozi'ess. maybe they too ;fou!d "cool out" a trifle. « • * .\ week or so ago wc wrote some- thing in prai>e of the British Boxing rjTT Â¥T»0â€" .VIi'OiTIi tnedlcil tcl- r I I /Ci^*'"''" ''"• overcom* all- mentt formerly thought lnuH>9siMo Plies wer« conaUlered ofi« of them. That's oonsenss today. Tha new PyltaiM treatment bat proven It- iielf tn ttio'.itiands of the moat atuV oorn casea. It ceta reauitt becaoaa It tot* direct to ttie Inlental caut*. Tour Drat botl'a (a liquid taken br moutb) abowa you the difTerence. or that prica refunded at onca. All modern Drucslala .\ssociation for its action in curbing tlie broadcasting and televising of fights in future. John Lardner â€" son of the great and only Ring \V. and himself a smart and thoughtful sports obsener â€" a couple of days later wrote along the same line, and speaks about how the increasing popularity of television threatens the \ ery life of sport, not only' in Britain, but on this Continent as well. « « « "It appears'' he says, "that the British fight fan is getting his enter- tainment practically cceryivhere but at the pla.e tvhere fighters are fight- ing and ticket sellers selling tickets. The boys might be fighting at the bottom of the Sue:: Canal for a!! they are drazcing at the gate. The big shozcs are playing to peanuts, and the small shozvs folding up." * * « Well, we can picture it as a very sweet thing indeed â€" to sit by your home television screen and. in a single Saturday afternoon, tune in and see a few innings of World Series Base- ball, some scraps of .\merican and Canadian football, the finish of some of the most important horse mces of the day, and various other items of the sort â€" all without the slightest exertion. If you have the only tele- vision set in your vicinity and can charge the neignbors a small ad- mission fee, it will be even sweeter. But after a few years of it â€" just where the athletes are coming from. to keep things going, is something we haxen't yet been able to figure out. Hard Necessity The wearing of tile kilt is be- coming more common in Scotland, not because of a revival of nation- alism, but because of a shortage of trousers. A Bright Idea Fond Mamma: "Wouldn't you like to give your hoop to that poor little boy who has no father?" Tommy: "Couldn't we give him father, instead?" WHY BE ExWIOUS of other peoples' coffee when you can serve Maxwell House? It's the world's leading brand and it con- tains choice Latiu-Anieri< caji coffees for extra flavor. ITCH CHECKED /ft a JtfiFif -or Monex Sack For (julclc rdW from Itching caused by eczema, athlete's Kxjt. scabiea, innipIeD and otheritchinf coaditioiw. uw pure. cv'H^Iing, mevlicacwl. ilQuid D. D. O. PRCSCMIPTION. Greaseleaa and aCaiolesa. Soothes, comforts and quickly ca!:ni Inteoae itching. Don't sufier. .•K.'ic vour aru£eiM tqdar for D. O. O. PRESCRimON. ISSL'E 0â€" T.U3 ROLL YOUR OWN BETTER CIGARETTES WITH Classified Advertising BCSINCSS UPPOETUNifUB AN OFFKR to everr Inventor â€" Llrt of l»T«n- Uona uid Full tnformat'oD aent tn%, Ttw Ramsay Co.. Resiacered Pateoi •^ttoriMT* >^> Bank S*rv«t. Ottawa. BABl CHICKb Monkton Poultr; Chirks â€" ?aa twj baby cfaicks for ono reason. To rec«lT* dlTl* denda on your lareatment. >-ou must bs ear- tain where your money '.a Invested Wa offar you baby chicks from a Po-jl'.ry Parm wiii) evsry brw^lar pullomm tested an.l coTcromotir banded. Taka advantage of our early dla- count Writa for our 1948 catalocua and rrlce list. Uonkton Poultry Farms, tfoaktoa. Ontario. Four-\\*eek-01d Pullets Two. three, four week ar.'l older pallets February hatched. Start with early hatched chicks and vet the h:cli oriceii for etnca next Summer and early FaU. La.rst? Type White Le«homs and aeven other popular breeiXa. IJend for price libt. Uanasemcnt Ouldt and catatogrue and book your order now. Lakeview Poultn* Farm Exeter Ontario i'iiB, &A.LM GARDEN TRACTORS and ROTARY TILLERS l^i to I horsepower. Garden Plows. DIaea. Cultivators, Sickle Uotvers, etc. Writs: UNIVERSAL TRACTORS LIMITED Uanufacturera â€" FuppUera. Barton vl!!e (Ha.i::!ton;, Ontario. 5 LBS. FINE QUILT PCS. $1J» Colorful aaEortment. Prettiest dca " Guaranteed washable cot tons, prmta* bn cloth, stunning sUk auilttnir patches, stses. maklcs attractive quilts. Prefnmtf oelecuon. fl dO (:;0 lbs. «S.23>. FREE: 14 quilt designs; Xeeilles: Thre.id. n--i::Ttanc# with order. Del:ver>' ^xtra. 12 YDS. REMNANT PIECES %X.9» Waah:i*>!y ':ui:'>n Prnts. EraaticU'tn. Ptquea* etc. Aftout 10" to 30" width. L^r.eal mea* aur«n-.entj^. Pomase SOc. MONTREAL REMNANTS Station H. 0epi. 4, Montreal Streamlined Ski Lighter and Faster Britain has produced a new, streamlined ski, said to be lighter and 10 per cent faster than any other. The new ski, likely to prove the surprise of the 1948 Olympic win- ter games, is made of steel, plastic and wood, and may later be made unbreakable. It was tried out secretly on the Jungfrau glacier during the sufll- mer by James Palmer Thompkin- son. captain of the British ski team for the Olympic games. News of the invention is begin- ning to leak out among the other teams in Switzerland â€" and one of the new skis has disappeared mysteriously in the night. UCUES 1»M CHICKS NOW Be s'ire and receive our special price list oc our ch;ck3. the progeny of Reirsterod and Pediereed blood-tested Breeders. Mixed chirks 13c and up. pullets :5c and up. Write today Godilard Chick Hatcheries. Chatham. Ontario, or Brancli at Brt'.-uin a He;Bht3. (Ottawa). Ontario. Grow qualitr birds that live and lay. li you are reallv interested in high qualit.v poultrj' you will not hesitaie to get some of our chicks this year. Now. more than ever before, quality will play a very important part in the iioultry business. The only sensible thing to do is put the beat quality chicks that money can buy into your flocks This year. You"U begin to notice the differ- ence In atiout five months when your layers begin to produce. Remember just a few more eggs fj-ora your flocks during the time of higU prices wiU return the added profits that make the difference bewteen the arerags and highly successful investmea*. Scad to-day for catalogue and priceliat. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries I.imlte<i. Fergus. Ontario. CHlClCi? TH.iT .UlE STRONGrP.. EASIER to raise, and I.iy better, fro.ni 4.000 higii rr-la-.tion breeders. Leyliorns. Elocka and Hybrids. Miller Pcultry Fanr. (Tlarkson. Ontario. U'zc Hurondale Chicks IZ^c All BreeOera biood teat^'d. banded, and In- spected and backe-i by higb. i>ediffreed ftmnd- atian stock. Sussex x Ne«" Hamp., Rock I New H.imp . Barrel.! Racks, New Hamps mixed 12-~c. pullets 25c. Llgtt Sussex Mix- ed 1 4c, inj Uets 2 To. Lars^ '^y^« Leglioma mixed I2*jc. pullets -tSc. All heary breed cockerels 4c. Medium breed Zc. $1.09 per lOO down balance C.O-D. Order fram and enclose tbla ad. Hurondale Chick Hatchery London Ontario BEEF and pork are eti'.l b.gh. Moreover all indications point towards continued prem- ium on all typt-s of meat. The alert poultry- man who wisely Invests in a flock of fast- srowinff ch;ck3 that will mature into broilers and roasters ia a few short weeks stands to make an extremely handsome profit tbis year. No matter whether you are raisins chickens f*''r the eess they wll produce or to sell .13 bro;'iers cr roasters you can make more money \t your ch:cks are from aalck- maturimc. hear>-layin« ancestry Bs sure to buy the kinvi of chicks that wlU Uve, srow rapidly, feather out early and put on lots of weicht. They will return greater profit on your Investment '.ii less time. Top Notch chicks w:ll do the above. Krea OAta- loffua and pricellst. Top Noti'.^ Lhlck Sales, Guelph. Ontario. RIXG THE BELL With Schum.niera Quality Chicks. Oorem- ment approved. R.O.P Sired. Make no mla- take. Catatoffue Free. Schummers Hatchery. Li.iwoo^i Q-r.x. ItfO CHICKS T^KK With every order of 100 puUet Miicka we »lTe 100 free heavy breed chicks. Barred Rock Pullets 125.95. X^'hW^ Rock Pullets $18. tS. White Leghorn Pullets $26. 9o. Brown Lechom Pullets $2S.9o. Hed-Rock Pullets $35. 91. Les- hom-Roi'k Pullets $26.93. New Hampshire Pullets $2S.93. All chicks e«ld are from blood rested stock, backed by high pedlvroed stLKTk. Also g'et our special prices on Mixed chicks and CiTckerels. $1.00 books your ordar. Balancp C.O.D. Guaranteed delivery. Kent Hatchery. Chatham. Ontario. F<3R ^.\LE. one Automatic Ol.ver Wire-TI* Pickup Baler t'se-i one season. LeRor Colemn.'!. R R * Blenheim. Ont. CHINCHILLA (Ontario Ch:ncfatlla Ranchers, aftiUated wltk Pur Farms. Inc.. California, have an openins I'or an aesr^s^sive man to start a Chinchilla ranch, with an opportimity on our eaiâ€" staff. Be your own boss. Raise ChinchUlft ;:nd work with one of the world's tarsfat Chinchilla orsaxi:::atiuns. If you have tte capital and can measure up to o-j|^ re<iutr»- ments. your future is assured, ^rite W. H. Fnbance. y< Delaware Ave., Hamiltoo. t mt. 'urkey KK-Xr-IT .AtTO PAINT FACTORY-LKE JOB FOR ONLY $4. IS Just wipe .c on with a powder puff. Ama» .RS new enamel foes on smoothly, eivins permanent, fflossy f!ntah to your car ar truck. Guaranteed two years, not to Pe«L chip or fade Nine be&uufui f^Ioars: marooa, bright red, dark blue, evergreen, desert taa* fftmmetal Grra>'. ocean ffreen. ffolden yellow. black. One Quart paints your car Send check or money order for $4.35 to McGraaa Corporation. Thon^Id. Ont. Broad-Breasted Bronze Poults Reserve your order for 194S. We tumetf down orders fur 50.00i> f'ouita Uit seaaoM. Poults all hatched :n brand new special tup» key incubators, all turkeys (no chicks). W« expect tbeie wiU be more money in turic^v m 134S than 1947 as it Is likely feed prices Wih be cheaper next summer when the new crop comes along. Send for turkey manase- ment sulde and price list and book yo«r order for 194S. Lakeview Turkey Ranch Exeter Ontario â- â-  FOR SAL5. shoe repatr etiuipment and ala* \ paint sprayini machine, complete. Inaulr* â-  Pete Labadie. Tilbury. Ont. i EATTERT-OPERATED Radio Set for sal*. ' I>eforeat Crossley Corona model. S tubaa* specially equipped with Romaco Elimlnatar 1 for us with either storage battery or dry cells. New cost over $200. Make offer. A fine and lasting g:;:, Box lil, T3 Adelaide W,. Toronto. CHOICE light amber honey, case of six •- lb. pails. $13.20 F O.B. Barne. If fU« siaiion. include freight charges to prepay shipment. Stanley R, King. Bajn-iew LodB* • Apiaries. Barrie. Ont. \ GERMAN shepherd pups, registered. bre« i from champions, beautifully marke4. Write J. Skea;er. 250 Campbell St.. Winni- I \>es. Man. i DARK Cornish Cockerels and pullets $S.M to $10.00 each. Geo. Fraser. R. 1. Dtu^ â-  ham. Ont. CHERRY LOGS cash. Write Bos 5". Bought Ont. rerfua. Danish Brown Leghorns. Barred Rocks, Rhode Island Reds. All Guvommsot aj>- r-roved which means GoTeromcnt Inspectors inspect our brood flocks and hatchery and which assures you high Quality chicks. Write for prices. Cochrane's Poultrv FTrm, Rides- town. Ontario ' Dobermaa Puppies â€" Sired by Champion Go*- ) the von Mannerheim. Show prospects for approved homes Particulars on reqaeat. Tannenwald Kernels. 69 Torkville At«.« Toronto. Midway S297. ; T.\X1 BUSINESS For sals in Sudbury. Ontario. 0ns of 8n4- bury's leading and most prosperous tasl busi.ness w!th eight new oars and all modem eaulpmen: Best location In city with a largre i^arage and service station. $S0.00# cajb or paj-ments can be arranged. Writs George Appleby. 149 Edward .^ve.. Sudbury, Ontario. •â- Oxford" Approved Chicks live, lay and pay. They are the results of twenty-two years of' careful selection and breeding In O.B.3. Tliey have to be good, because we want ths very best kind of chicks for our own Qocks â€" big. vigoi-ous and early maturing. We stress e?g sue .tnd uniformity. Barred Rocks â€" White Leghorns â€" Hamp. x Rock Crossbreds â€" Hamp X Leghorn Crossbreds â€" Rock z Liec- horn Crotsbreds. Write for free folder. The Oxford Farmers" Co-Oi^rative ProJuce Com- pany. Limited. 43 4 Main Street. Woodstock. Oniarlo. TANKS. 10.000 gals. Immediate delivery. Also Other sizes on hand. R. St. Germala* JTTS St. Lawrence Blvd., Montreal. Que. 70 TONS baled hay. $20 per too. F O.B. Brinston. B. J Saver. Iroq uola. Ont. HAIRDRES^ING ' } LEARN Hairdressing the Robertson mettaoC I Information on request regarding cla I Robertson's Hairdresslng nue Road. Toronto. Academy. tST At» \ .^ MEDICAL AG.A,IN. a good poultry year for Canadian prvHluters. Early chicks are in production for thf best markets. We can give prompt shipment of dayolda or started :f you'vw the equipment. Or we suggest you get pricetlst and place your onler now before the later rush, if you prefer later delivery. Contact nearest Hatchery, agent or Bray Hatchery, 130 John N.. Hamilton. Ont Lakeview Chicks for 1948 fi-om a r«al laying and breeding plant, OTer 10,000 bre«»ders insiiecteti. banded and blood tested. Many customers have had years of continuous success with Lakeview Chicks. This year it may be even more important to buy the best. Mr. and Mrs. Norman MoUard .if Parkhill. Ontario, have had l3 consecu- tive years of continuous success with Lake- view ' Chicks. Why can't you too? Start your chicks early. There will t>e a shortage of eggs next Fall and prices are bound to be higher Send for large illustrated catalogue and Poultry Management Guide with big early order discounts. Lakeview FouUry Farm Wein L»ro5. Exeter, Ont UYKINO A>V CLJK.%MNti HAVE Vol aiiyitiai; needs d.'-emy or clean- ing â- " Write 'o us for Information We are ffhid to answer your questions Department H Pai tier's Dye Works Limted "91 Tonge S:reft. Tprtmto. Ontario lOR 9.ALE CIGARETTE TOBACCO H.AlRLEV D.AVIDSON .MOTORCYCLES Pans and Service Ber< K K-;"i. .!\ ft 419 Coliep*' St Toronto REGISTERED Wire Fox Terrier Puppiea. 5*5. Also bi-ood matrons. Westmottt-No»a Kennels. Reg'd. Berwick. Nova Scotia. S20 ACRES. soinK concern, three soarc*8 income. Timber. Farm. Beaver, all cash or part trade, balance cash, imntedtate pes- . session . Write E C. Coupla nd. Golden. _B.C. ( BK;, Husky, Heavy Breed Cockerels, spectal for Feb 16th and 23rd. $2.00 per 100, also ! non-texed chicks and pullets at barjfnin prues Write ti^>day for pricel at .ind free ' c:il.nd.»-, U fi !:*<U r;irii, M.:"o R-vhe.-*. IT'S EXCELLENT. Real reeu::* a^ter tak- ! ing Dixon's Remedy for Rheumatic Palaa ] and Neuritis. Munro's Drug Store. 3SS Elgin. Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00. j PEOPLE are talkmg about the good results \ from taking Dixon's Remedy for Rheo- : matic Pains and Neuritis. Slunro's Druff I ^tore. '^Zh ElK-n. iHtawa. Postpaid $1.00. opn>KTrMTi«a rtm w».iie> BE A HAIRDRESSER JOIN CANADA'S LEADING Si^HOOI. Great Opportunity Learr Ha^rdressing Pleasant dignified profession. good wages ''housands successrj' Marvel graduatos America's createat system ll!ust,-a*ed c-sti^ logua free Write or Call M.ARVEL HAIRDRKSSING SCHOOLS 33S Bloor St W . roronio Branches 44 Kins St Hamilton k '4 Riiienu Sireei Ottawa 0IMM)RTrNITlES~ F0t r^KN~AN D~w6~MEM EARN MONE> AT HOME SPARE or full-time money-making Learn to make candy at home and earn as yoa learn; correspondence course National In- stitute of Confectionery Reg'd Delnrlmlsr P.O.. t?ox 152. Montreal. Que. BECOME TKLEGRAPHKR " ~~ Commencing sal.iry $1:5 monthly. Big ds- mand- Learn at nome with sf!f-tenchin« machines. Very practical career. Free (older de.vrlbes. Wriie Casstin Sy.'items. 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