prince
Kuiietf
PaR?
Heuil
TuitTny,
February
22,
1949
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ORIGS.t
19
OF
HOCKEY'S
HALL
OF
FAME
HOWIE
MOREXi,
whose
dazzling
speed
and
scoring
artistry
made
him
the
most
colorful
of
all
hockey's
heroes
CEOItGES
VEfclXA,
the
Chlcotitlml
Cucumber,
rated
by
old-timers
as
the
greatest
of
all
goalkee
pers
EDDIE
GERARD
all-round
ath
lete,
60-minute-man
ps
forward
and
defence
star
of
Ottawa
Senators,
later
coach
of
Montreal
Maroons,
New
York
Americans
and
fit.
Louis
ttOH
Stt'ART,
one
of
the
greatest
defencemen
of
ail
time
and
the
hockey
idol
of
the
masses
around
the
turn
of
the
century
CilltR
HARDIN
ER,
the
goalie
who
revolutionized
nefminding,
setting
the
pattern
for
the
modern
style
of
daring
blocking
in
contrast
to
the
stand-up
style
of
the
Vezlnn
days.
TOMMY
PHILLIPS,
as
well
known
as
the
premier
of
Canada
in
the
early
1900
s
and
such
a
great
star
with
the
Rat
Pottage
(later
Kenora)
Thistles
that
his
worshippers
chanted:
"Never
a
man
like
Phillips,
never
a
man
like
he."
HARVEY
Pl'I-FORD,
one
of
Canada's
greatest
all-round
athletes:
defence
star
of
the
famed
Ottawa
Silver
Seven
and,
like
Hod
Stuart,
one
of
the
pioneer
rushing
defencemen
FRANK
MACEE
the
playef
old-
timers
.say
was
the
greatest
of
them
all
and
the
scoring
wizard
the
had
only
one
eye
who
scored
14
goals
in
a
Stanley
Cup
game
IIOBEY
BARER,
the
first
truly
great
American-born
hockey
star
and
a.
man
who
did
more
to
populnrrre
the
game
In
the
United
States
than
any
man
before
him.
.'
.
j
HALF
OF
STABLE
Max
Bentley.
Toronto
Maple
Leaf
forward
who
has
won
two
race
horses
tor
worms
goals
auainst
(he
Detroit
Red
Wings,
is
hown
here
claiming
half
df
his
stable
The
donor
of
this
horse
is
Charlie
'1
Hemstead,
Toronto
-
breeder,
who
promised
the
animal
if
Max
wored
last
Saturday
against
the
Wings.
Max,
who
donned
a
lO-gallon
hat
for
the
occasion,
wsfcwted
Four-bo
from
14
others
because
"the
am.;
was
the
nearest
I
could
wt
to
tyln
In
thojour
goals
1
scored
la.st
t-ek-ei.i-
The
race
horse
will
be
presented
td
Bentley
by
Geu.-s-
McCulhivh,
Toronto,
jmblisher,
for
scoring;
against
the
Wings
In
an
earlier
game
Hockey,
like
baseball,
has
its
NAMED
BY
INDIANS
,
!
of
Waters,"
another
Indian
word
.Niagara
is-said
(o
be
an
Iro-
"OneaiiRarall"
hieans
strait
or
(litois
WDrd
meatiiiiR
"Thunderer
runk.'
Florida
has
the
greatest
inland
water
area
of
any
statie,
with
4,298
square
miles.
i
-
r
LM.ten
o
Tlking
tn
th,
8uB-CBC
Dominion
Network
Sunrtny
Aftfrmions
When
In
Montreal
sw
the
hot,
Wrlu-
C'PCP
Montreal
rur
ucira
Sweet
Coporal
Cigarettes
olwoyt
reoch
you
f
r
.
So
enjoy
the
consistent
jmocthne?,
mildness,
atu-faction
of
Sweet
Cops,
the
A
cigarette.
Climb
on
the
Sweet
Caps
bondwagon.
Hall
of
Fame;
It
Is
located
in
Kingston,
Ontarie.
Although
many
cities
m
Canada
claim
to
have
been
the
birth-place
of
Canada's
favorite-
winter
game,
Kingston
was
approved
as
the
most
central
site
for
the
erection
of
ITockpy's
Hall
of
Fame
at
a
'joint
meeting
of
the
National
Hotkey
League
and
the
Canadian
Amateur
Hockey
Association,
representing
the
governing
bodies
of
professional
and
amateur
hockey
fn
Canada
and
the
United
States,
held
In
Toronto
on
September
10-1
1,
1543.
ten
men,
all
or
them
dewased,
wrre
named
a:s
"The
Originals"
It't
lot
popular
thing
to
do.
of
the
Hall
of
Fame.
Since
then,
others
have
been
added
each
year,
every
one
a
great
contributor
to
the
national
and
International
t)
e
i
e
1
o
p
m
e
nt
of
hockty.
The
Babe
Rntn
-,of
hockey,
the
man
who
packs
the
rnojtt
potent
scoring
.punch
In
the
history
of
the
game,
Is
a
29-year
old
181
pound
French
Canadian
by
the
name
of
Maurice
Rrch-ard,
colorfully
dnbbed
'The
Rocket."
A
wartime
phenoni
who
proved
no
flash
In
the
pan,
with
ontreal's
1
powerful
Cana-diens,
Richard
holds
more
all-time
records
than
any
other
Individuals
and
bids
fair
to
become
the
greatest
goal-scorer
the
game
has
ever
known.
Hockey's
all
-
time
scoring
champion
Is
Nels
(Ole
Poison
i,
Stewart,
who
popped
In
323
goals
while
serving
1ft
seasons
in
the
National
Hockey
League
with
Montreal
Maroons,
Boston
Bruins
and
New
York
Americans.
No
other
player
has
ever
crasher!
the
rinllnvpprt
$fm-ml
Club
on
Wet-
been
decide
Notes
IVICl
entre
In
Urn.
n
will
meet
in-.
of
the
i-
There
will
not
be
a
movie
foi
the
rest
ol
tht
Dukes
Have
Many
Wins
Defeated
Only
twice
In
Last
twfity-Thro
Starts
Lwcals
Prflrnis
them
Battle.
Twenty-tnree
starts
with
only
two
de.-ea:,s
js
the
enviable
record
for
the
1948-49
season
or
devoid
lo
Hit
the
Civic
Centre
members
this
Thursday
evening
as
all
the
National
Film
Board
films
have
will
jciiiia
ir.
structon
and
MEN'S
DRESS
SHIRTS
Now
been
shown.
The
program
of
S2.J5
i
person.
DRESS
and
MEN'S
SOX
....
i
I
nrtS!
VI
(r.::
WORK
45
movies
will
not
be
resumed
until
the
renewal
of
the
block
of
films
unless
there
are
some
current
films
obtainable.
LONDON.
Zoo's
oldest
(ranks,
on
the
evidence,
how-
Boo
II,
died
i
MEN'S
PENMAN'S
tDER-WF.AR,
a
garment
:
S2.2S
MEN'S
WORK
PANTS.
Sanforized,
now
$2.95
As
there
are
so
many
Teen
'
bronchitis,
tt
age
members
of
the
Leathercraft
his
ase
V.ai
k
'
evr.
Richard
looms
as
the
next
possible
threat.
In
ifour
complete
seasons
and
a
portion
of
a
,
fifth,
"The
Rocket"
has
com
MEN'S
DRESS
PANTS.
steds
and
tweeds,
now
piled
the
amazing
total
of
159
goals
in
league
play.
Richard
holds
the
all-time
re-tContmued
on
Page
5
MEN'S
FISHERMEN'S
PANTS
all
wool,
now
$5.50
MEN'S
WINDBREAKERS.
Zipper,
Showerproof.
Now
$1.25
all
wool
wor-
$32.50
MEN'S
Sl'ITS.
steds,
now
60c;
Card
of
Thank.
lth
Notlr.
firair
J4
the
Duke
of
Connaught
basketball
team
which
comes
here
this
Wednesday
and
Thursday
for
two
games
with
Booth
Memorial
High
School
who
are
confident
that
they
are
capable
of
giving
the
Dukes
a
real
run
for
their
money.
It
took
two
Washington
State
teams
to
trim
the
fast-moving
New
Westminster
outfit
and
they
were,
ckr
scores,
Linden
being
the
winner
40
to
35
in
one
case
and
Stan-wood
53
to
23
in
the
other.
Here
have
been
the
victtm.s
of
the
Dukes
with
the
scores
hi
each
case:
Kamloops,
46-35
Kelowna,
58-28.
Penticton,
43-26.
John
Oliver,
45-2H.
Blaine,
Wash.;
43-lfl.
Nooksack,
Wash.,
37-35
Ferndale,
Wash.,
51-34.
Ml.
Baker,
Wash.,
i3-ll
na
Eng(5mnit
Annoiintnifr.a
t
SKRf'i
al
niHHi.AT.
tXWBII
Pfi!(1
nmnta
n.i..
Advmtaing
In
pnysbl
la
dvn.
WfMtrrMi
BOYS'
CLOTHES
Denims,
I'nderwear,
Lflnir
Pants,
Shoes,
Windbreakers
BOYS'
SWEATERS,
assorted
from
$1.25
FOR
SAtb
FOR
SALE-Moclel
A
two-door
FOR
RET
f
843
9th
h
-"""u.000"
running
condition.
Phone
Black
890.
(47)
ALL
WOOL
BOYS'
Now
..
PANTS,
....
$3.25
FOR
RENT
r
furnisher
Phone
G"
I
FOR
SALE
Beauty
Rest
Spring
and
Mattress,
single,
as
new.
Vanity
stool
In
ivory.
Babies'
Hathinette.
Green
708
(48)
BOYS'
and
GIRLS'
SKI
PANTS
and
JACKETS,
sizes
2
to
6
years,
all
wool,
double
knees,
per
garment
....
$3.00
Is
There
A
.
.
.
,
FUEL
ROBBER
....
in
Your
Oil
Burner?
We
want
to
stop
all
the
black
smoke
coming
out
of
chimneys
LF.T
ITS
Bt
It.!)
THAT
tOM-htfSTtON
tltAMBKtt
SCIENTIFICALLY
.
Only
the
Finest
.
Materials
Used
ran
sfcitvicK
with
SATISFACTION
.
SEE
-
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
Limited
t
i
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11
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;
BOYS
list
for
it
bnvs
is
ot
wisliin!
r
their
na
OR
SALE
New
Articles.
Eler-tric
Toasters.
Press
Irons,
Hot
Plates,
Heaters.
Cups
and
Saucers.
Kitchen
Stoves
at
real
saving
prices.
See
BC.
Furniture.
ufj
nr.'
yoil
SALE-20
ft.
troller
with
gurrties
and
gear.
Apply
337
Iaxi
or
Black
448
after
p.m.
(4lil
PERSONAL
E
(
rubbr-r
for
MH'
rhifled
0"!
Dept.
'PR
-'
onto.
Ont.
-
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....
.nil.
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Coquitlam,
53-18.
Fefndale,
wasn.,
42-39
Lyndon,
Wash..
30-31.
Magee,
42-23.
Blaine,
Wash.,
33-21
Kamloops,
43-22.
Trapp
Tech.,
29-28.
West
Vancouver,
52-22
Everett,
Wash.,
34-31.
West
Vancouver,
37-31
Burnaby
South,
50-33
'
Burnaby
South,
37-18
John
O'lver.
37-32.
'ft
''
When
you
join
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
you
at
'
psS"
once
take
your
place
in
the
job
of
defending
the
p
,
security
of
this
nation
-
for
the
Navy's
ships
and
ft-
K
.
i
men
stand
oh
guard
for
peace.
.
v
:
.
The
Young
Canadian
ready
'to
serve
his
country-
t"
W1
'
will
get
the
"welcome"
signal.
I
The
Navy
guarantees
you
a
busy,
active,
adven-
"
TlfjJ
turous
life,
with
every
training
and
educational
aid
J!
to
help
you
climb
the
Navy's
ladder
of
dvancerhenti'
tV
,
which
now
has
new
opportunities.
'
.
'
You
will
learn
a
valuable
trade
.
.
.
you
will,
visit,
'
'
J
forejgn
places
...
and
you
can
qualify
for,
a
generous
'J
f
life-long
pensi6n
"at
tfie
end
of
your
service
while
f
you
.are
still
young
enough
to
enjoy
it.,-
'
''f'
'
I
Because
Navy
men
possess
a
fine
reputation...
.
'
zJf
because
the
Navy
has
gained
and
holds
the
finest
$
"
k'M
''v-
"t
of
traditions.
.
.
because
the
Defence
of
Canada
is
M&H
vital
national
service
you
will
command
the
.
iMtl
respect
of
your
fellow
'Canadians
when
you
don
$
jp$f
l
the
Navy's
famous
uniform.
'
g
"Y'A
Ct
all
tlt
facts
tod.iy
from
the
Rival
Recruitint
j&
j$t
OHirir,
Roval
Canailirtii
Ntvy,
Ottawa,
or
f
rom
v
fi-'-l
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fOR
SALE
1940
Dodge
Panel.
Very
good
throughout.
Ne
motor
1947.
1949
licence.
$850.
Phone
Black
;86
or
write
Box
1553.
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Used
Furniture.
Olfice
Fixtures
and
Hardware,
Underwood
Typewriters
in
best
condition.
Radios
1948
models,
Kitcnen
Chairs,
Coal
Heaters.
Electric
Heaters,
Logging
Boots.
Ladies'
Fur
Coat
"
$7.!0.
Other
useful
household
anticles
at
the
lowest
prices.
See
B.C.
Furniture
Co.
HP
FOR
SALE
Hoiisewith
5
rooms
anil
bath.
Hot
water
radiation.
Splendid
condition.
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Green
917.
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FOR
SALE
ChTvrolt
panel
truck.
Suite
15,
Mclntyre
Blk.
(If)
FOR
SALE
Four
room
Wartime
House
with
oil
burner
and
Bondix
Installed.
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1438
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Ave.
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7th
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room
Home.
Gth
E.
6
room
House
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lots).
10th
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room
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