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which was recently dedicated a
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,n his widely read—and highly
,r,adable—sports column Jim Cole -
pan tells of several suggestions
•ibaving been received to the effect
•$')sat Goldie Prodger's name should
be included in Hockey's Hall of
,Fame down in Kingston. And that
is one suggestion that really makes
cense especially when we think of
some who have been nominated to
chat same Hall of Fame—particular-
V those whose main contribution to
the cause of hockey was scoffing
free meals at the annual banquets,
and bccup3"ing front row pews (also
on the cuff) at all important games.
But that, as an obscure writer
named Kipling used to say, is an-
otherstory, and needn't be gone
alio former here.
T9 get back to the aforesaid ltiis,
Prod,,•er, AS we recafl the last i]al"1i8
.had an "$ on the end of it—
Prodgers—and the "Goldie' was a
:xtr. w..t•.« +":�p� , ctn,:tox him, .ilei au§,e, .of :.<.
slightly on the ruddy side. But as to
these points we may be mistaken.
Memory has a way of getting tricky
its to minor details after so many
years.
But our recollection of his play-
ing ability is clear and distinct, and
we would say—without fear of suc-
cessful contradiction — that Goldie
Prodgers, when he was at tops,
played hockey in a manner worthy
of making him eligible for the Hall
of Fame, or for any other hockey
honor whatsoever, He played hoc-
trey in a manner that was highly
delightful to the spectators—espec-
ially if you happened to be betting
on his team—and quite obnoxious to
the opposition.
It was in the old Trolley League,
-which used to operate up Galt -
Waterloo -Berlin way—this was be-
fore Berlin bacame Kitchener—that
Prodgers fimst broke into the
moneyed ranks. The -money received
probably wouldn't tempt a 15 -year -
,old Midget player to sign a contract
asowadays — but what those lads
lacked in lucre they more than made
'rip for in experience. Anybody oper-
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z FA MEIiS, obtain Yarm labourers for aprin.•
AGEN'l`is 1�'AATEID � Perienoed studio$ or nractical Yarns labour,
EASX iVti7C by seiliul famiies dna plasia will bo available for You
Iieliaf Aasocia-
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tilt9Attitm40�
'Ila Pi product. W need asal.""a,
oixi` laQallty Ol` in YOnl' fnxrroundina rural
local
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wilco ftoedod. Contact Latvian
i0 Q �0•Y St., 2toom 1a , 'POronto, O' 1.-
Often thought that one Of
mall could possibly
alyae<rvefov"a
hovetl,QerYVC
Best advantages
tassel,
OISDfR
nicest things a
raspberry patch; but
tittle capital regnired. xofYVVored
for your s>rc(E8$, write today for 40!
Ie-
RheumaticlPains orNeuritis
have is a real
when l get around to slaking one—
taus—r ilt,xr�t, lsoo petoismier ^
at1 -
should try Dixon's Remoci yy
DRUG 87 Olt
uess I mast be a lineal
well, I g S
`;cot Whose
AGmNTB, Hart or full time loi Ontat•Jo towns
or e'ommunitles, to sell a well )mown 1tOuse-
MUNRO''S
COttawa
$Il'� Elgin
descendant the
set fort(( in, the verse
hold neCO$ORY, 45 yo commission, sure PePaat
Write or apply R, J, Siiand, 936
$1,26
cord Kitbtritlo
(1rCallls WCrE
Lazy
"Prayer °f tile Laz Crof^
business.
Pane Ave„ Toronto. _
Sfli VIEWS fi'oEmp RheuixP lieu
OFF aelfef, write: ox
- if you cannot
te.Y." It call SOnlet}ling like this:
„'Onlcl Citt them-
A' heN.TION- Am tttey qUe"- sSellognrodoor
oY Plate -Blass antl� metal, Sells for
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99tai;'ransconll, Manitoba.t
POST' --Zii MA SALVE
"Oil that ills peaty
Selves,
namo platesill
81.75. Costs you joe, lvnd, far circulars.ellor
Clalro, 1153-W, Amherst, Mont-
Banish the torment of dry eczema cribs.
trOixbtes, poet's Yae7ema
`bile fish leap Oil the short.,,
lied lie
Make money.
real a4•
and weeping skin
Salve will not disappoint You.
meeting, burning eczema, ache, ring-
And that Tin illy plight
" forever more.
BifBy CttMUHar
ppUY,TRY-KEEPERS
tolling,
norm, pimples and athlete's foot, will respond
to this etalnless, odorless ointment.
liencrfortll,
Be sure of a good healthy Ullrich of baby oUloka
Good chi Itrderenowgand
readily
regardless of how stubborn or hopeless the)t
If yOtl get (,,list T tYleall, 1110$e
start have
hey a n.ndimore eggs.
of the early order discount,
seem
PR10E $1,00 PER JAR
sent post Free on ReoOPIt Of Price
L,. ideal raspberry patClll'S .1
into a tangled
i
take advantage
All breeders are government banded ana Pull-
write
POST'S REMEDIES
' Way of gro\spa
jungle, Still, T read ltll intense 1n
ornm-tested. Satisfaction guaranteed.
for our 1950 catalogue and Prices. rilanitton
bs corneran
Toronto
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report recently SX1adE by
Officer
Poultry Farms, Monkton, Ontario. -
give Your good management a
OPpl1RTf1NY7IES YeOFt NEU eANYJ �t(1htElj
12, 1), Blit;h, a 1tesCarch
THl'S Yl7A.R
real chance, Mart with Top Note), Chicks
BE A HAIRDRESSER
Of the f)onlhlion I)epartment of
and set the ktnd of breeding that pays off
"in The ma-
beds
50IN lLearnCHOOL
Agricniture, Ilis remarks are ad^
where it counts the egg
a
JorItY of Top NOtell Pure breeds are R, O. P.
Great
Hairdressing
dress. c( t0 t11C small 111tit growers
in Nova Scotia, but What he
Sired Also hroiler chicks, Turkey Poults, Lay"
Ing pullets. Free Catalogue. TOP Notch Chick
good
Plthotaieands successfulnt dignified Marvel graduates es
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down
i.5 applicable—most Of
Sales, Guelph, Ontario.
Tra],nest breedbtg. In the
America's greatest system. IllustratedrCal
logos free. write or Cali
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it ani,%Vay—llp here as (veil'
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final itnalYs"', our customersare chiefly in-
they will realise
MARVEL HAIRDRESSING
SCHOOLS
ml`s
a?d
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Only the best land—lie Says—
terestea
annnany
tf
In i.he net prof1 .9
from their flocks of Twaddle Chicks.
a recognize this and our breeding programme
350 Bloor St. w•, Toronto
gra„chew, 44 Iiin6 St. Hamilton
a
be for a raspberry
is
influenced acoi•dingly, Tho maiority of aur
by R,O,P-
& 72 Rideau Street, Ottawa.
-
$l1°til(l ,'hoist(
a
pure
bred chicks this Year are sired
PAT1sV'1S
Pedigreed ;Males. No matter holm ,veil You sec 6ETIiEASTUNHAUGH dt (lomnanY Paten
lucky children are those living' around 1'a1 k: 1<le playgrottud plantation, on=o` Provided airla De and your birds it is impossible to get the maximum
a dream]atld for children. Built by the fathers of Parksid.e's stupe ,which p Solicitors Eatablipnea 1890 a60 Bay street,
Soil drabiage, yet furnishes Subsoil retlults without good breedtrig. Tweddle Chicks lniontn Banstat ai Ini L890 25 an reposer.
have good breeding back of them. Send for
the playground features .cinder -block airplane, <l ship, hurdles, moisture. Catalagne and early $silvery Price list. Also A M, I,AIDLAW, BrSc., Patent Attorney'
arksizle gives the children a chance to lige some iniaS',1nat7A71 In * * a broiler chicles, Turkey Pnultsr Laying Pullets, Latents of Invention, 56 Sparks St„ Ottawa.
breeding cockerels. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries PEItSONAL
Ontario -
making their own games. It should not be expo,,:$ to winds L;n,ted, Fergus, ontarlo.
which May cause hinter injury dor- MSLLERlLED chicks are Vetter—Yet cost no WFIX grow gray hairy write for my Fro.
Folder: Box 329, Transcona Manitoba, _
!Ari(1 as we Started Off by delving ing zero temperatures, or battering hallo pt•iae�13MilleraPam , Woodstock. Ont. = B1E s �nfps '—
acing in that loop had no need to and destruction of the fruit during
look in next Inorning's papers to be into the past, we i]Zight as 1ve111ceep harvest. The soil should be a deep, FISHER ORCHARD CHICKS SPECIAL 7:OW Pltloxil: Any three Fine Rub.
Day old chicks, pullets. and cockerels available her Stamp "Made -to -your -Order” $1.501 1p�
Sure he had been in a hockey gaols Ftp vi'Tth the Story Of Ty. Cobb's Sall$ (Oslo, well -drained, Carly, and • weekly year. round it 8 leading breeds and belled, cushioned. Mailed post-paid, C.O.I3,
the previous evening, as both play- much disputed Vatting average of y Ryerson Products COWPany, Grimsby Beach,
401 in the year 1922. Whether the of high fertility and with a subsoil moderate, the sto ksaccredited.al Writs to" 2- Ontario,
erg and fans liked their sport rough that is open and porous, permitting page coloured calendar and price list. Fisher ---'
and tough. Georgia Peach actually hit for that
k k figure, Or whether his real average Of drainage yet retentive Of moil- Orchards, A�O•P• Breeders, Freeman, Ontario. DDALERs wanted oNt ke orders for aGov-
lure at all times. Newly ploughed 1fUSI1VEss Oppoflrpp7>1YES _
In 1914 Prodgers was with Que- was .399, probably doesn't very Sod or land polluted with couch for Ona of oved 'a oldest established
Gov-
figure,
matter at this time. Still here's AN OFFER to every Inventor—Lief of raven• ernin Approved ftatcherlea—Rawleigh, Wal
ee be
bee—than a member of the Big kine ana Nursery salesmen, teed men, impla•
I101y the 11LiXu OCCnrrCd as describ- grass, yarrow or Other perennial Ramsay Co., pRlesiatered Paten �eAtt int t eye, ova Went dealers god farmere Waite excellent deal-
League—and although promoters of P ' weeds should not be used for a•rasp- Bank Street, Ottawa. gene Apply Box 12, 128
IXigbteenth Street,
that era preferred, in their publicity, ed by Arthur Daley. plantation. —' i�7ew Toronto,
berry p DYEING AND CJLEANiNG
to stress players' ability rather than * t ISAvYO YOU anytbins neeas dyeing • clean
to
much dough they were getting, One drizzly afternoon the Tigers The soil should be manured or Bi ngRd to anew ro us
qu siionstion��papitment I as Nearly Crazy
Goldie, Bad Joe Hall and Joe Ma- were playing the Yankees at the fertilized deeply and thoroughly H parlier'e Dye works Limited, 791 Yonge
lone were supposed t0 be the high- Polo Grounds. The press box in worked in the spring as early as Street, Toronto, Ontario. -� — With VV
Fiery Itch—
est salaried athletes in the National that era was in the lower stands be soil conditions will permit, The FOR SALE __ di q Dr �9 g
Hockey Association. hind home plate, unsheltered and ati'eliep _ D, Preacr tion, warla
canes to be planted should be head- FORD Tractors. New and used. Fordson ji-�Ui
iD. DentDis' amaz n -
the mercy of the elements. Most of Maior Tractors. 1st;" Bus Chassis—cars— r, his pure, coollinB, liquid medicationed back to one foot and set in rows trucks. M. Chapman, Millbrook, Ont. eaoe and adppmfort From cruel itching
It was even rumored—although the baseball writers dashed back un- ei ht feet apart with two feet be- anoes. Trall-Ot an ptiercroubsoTrlel �ettle350
1 foll(s scoffed at this der the cOVeY Df the stands. But g NEW TOHNSON Outboard Motors. Canadian Y osemn, lmples, rashe ,athlete's
mOS# sensible First application checks even the most iniease
tW sett the Caries Fri the rows. This etas, bought �aoPd,t exchanged. LaCBe stock used Itch or money back. Ask dr gist for D. D. D.
as a gross exaggeration—that they John Kieran, the official scorer, re- requires 2722 canes to set an acre, motors. Repairs by factory -trained mechanics. Prescription (ordinary or �xtra strength).
were getting—hold your breath(— mained true to his trust. g Open until nine except WednesflaY. Strand
as much as two thousand dollars a 'k 'k This is recommended had a -row
system. :'` 'k * Cycle, Hamilton.
In large plantations every seventh GUNS—Large assortment new and used.
WAKE UP YOUR
season each. Just imagine. As much Ty Cubb slashed out an infield y Bought, sold, exchanged, Guaranteed repairs.
as a Branch Bank Manager! grounder that the shortstop didn't row should be left unplanted to scopes, slBhts installed, Fishing tackle, Hunt -
.k ::� :x handle cleanly and the Georgia Serve as a roadway for the dtstribu- Ing Equipment. Sporting Goods. Special Team WHOM
Prices. Open until nine •except Wednesday.
Mr. Prodgers was oil no less than Peach was safe at first. Kieran sig- tion of fertilizers, removal of prun- strand cycle, Hammon.
— LIVER BILE
four championship teams in the nailed ip clic press box that he'd ings, spraying of the plantation and MOTORCYCLES. Harley Davidson. New and
Without Calomel—And You'll .iwnp Out Of
gathering of the fruit at harvest, used, bought, sold, exchanged. Large stook
space of five years—which should scored the play as all error. the g g of guaranteed used motorcycles. Repairs by e Bea Should pour Morning
Rim ' 2 pinta of
h ids.
that he ,Was Cori- k 'F 4` factory -trained mechanics, Bicycles, and com-
ivE y411 th- , 1 dile juice into your Bigfreely,
eel tract r fevery od day.
sulerabl better than a raw hand, Aluong the refugees in the rear Weeds and raspberries are not plate line of wheel goods. Ones evenings anti, Yi
3, nine except WednesdaY. Strand Cycle Be Sports, not this
ge�stis not
mflowingy decay int a di estive,
as teams didn't tote along notch staxcc�hn vrthe 1 oe s ore for TI e Asffi congenial neighbours. To stimulate Inns at Sanford, Hamilton, tract. Then Has bloats up your etomao .You
-tvOOd in that rude era. He
handling g •-w - ,.ten_..•••..* +>r� +�r-k,.ttf„tl,l CVuI�r lant- six REGISTEREp Jersey Uulls, from six to at ooneti ated. You feel sour, sunk and the
dead - Press 1T couldn #s ed canes, cies coy v< e >�s snap cvr: • .-- ,l i ,_- -m-.,, a_ .•ata Amato. Arthur
(x kyle H. Rntley, Berwick, Ont. I takeep los ke milli, Bantle Carter's Little
victoria ana i_es t-auaotens.
III addition Prodgers wa, a mens -
her — and,by no means the least
scintillating—of an outfit which
many think was just about the fin-
est hockey aggregatiun ever as-
sembled under one tent. That was
the famous 228th Battalion team,
back in the days of the War to End
All Wars. (1914-1918),
Prodgers ryas a winger on that
team—although he played both for-
ward and defence equally well dur-
ing his career. And in one unforget-
table game against the Quebec Bull-
dogs he scored no less than six
goals for the soldiers. Included on
the Bulldogs side were such stal-
warts as Moose Johnson, Rusty
Crawford, Joe Malone, Harry Mum-
mery and Joe Hall and anybody
tallying even twice against the likes
of them had to have what it takes.
So, all things considered, we are
of the opinion that Goldie Prodgers
is decidedly worthy of Hall of Fame
recognition—and our thanks to Jim
Coleman for making the suggestion,
—and also for the assist in getting
out this piece about a real hockey
player,
HOWN” By Nvold Arnett
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WHO WOULD PWT OUTP-AI IE !Pips OY pPAG&ING AHALF OP A EIP0r e'f�RO :�, 'fit i~tAnni , 'YOU
r' AR &'I)1 OW'1` &A4s frIRSs 8Y USING Ail QLD AUTQ
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MAt14q.k. 'SHE f IT -P- iS WIR9
V�? 16 PULLF-D OV Ft iHF. 6 IFN NGir GRASS. ND
ay and, using his own judgment, serve soil moisture, frequent shat- HARROW Creamery, Harrow, Ont.; 40 ice Liver PiUs to get these 2 pints of bile flaw*
lied it a hit. And so it was record- low cultivations, with hand hoeing oream euetomerat sells 3,000 poundg butter }pg freely to make you feel "up and np"
per week in county. Apply W G. Fielding, (yet Repackage today. Effective in ms> ^g
in the "unofficial" statistics. On when necessary, should be practised 1106 Hall Ave,; Windsor, Ont. a flow freely. Ask for arte,r s Little Liv
et
until late summer, In the fruiting ills, 35¢ at any drugstore
at basis Cobb'saverage at tl]a ORDER now for Your White J3olland points,
'ac's end coos 's However, the plantations cultivation must cease broad breasted type. All breeders blood
when the berries begin t0 ripen. tested and government approved, Shoreline
udite Mr. Kieran was the keeper Turkey Ranch, Harrow, Out,
the "official" averages and his k , S10�P FEtiGE. Madel Fence CompnnY, Cta- VOICE looks
gores gave Cobb a mark of .399, A cover crop of two parts of bar- tion x., troronta. T
r�5�yy�ley and one of oats, at the rate of Pinut ,u h ns, Punch Bolards, PlufflO ush Cads,But Ban Johnson, the president Of three bushels per acre, may be sown Merchandise. .wholesale, get our prices. REELto American League, was a law un_ in August to reduce the supply of DISTRIBUTING, CO., 4977 Lotus Avenue, st. pers �,ptgt�
soil nutrients and moisture; this Louis ata, Mo. spealts in
X himself, He violated all the rules PoULTRX ana rrult farm, 57 acres, fully ��lr]piCffi
y accepting Lieb's "unofficial" box results in an earlier maturity of the equipped for 10,000 chickens, 6 miles from �e�pgd by -
vestment, nox 34, 123 -lath St„ New Toronto, Ibeesin,sohoarse,'Al. "NoWnes5
th
Core Of That eb's1P. Over Kleran's growing canes. Such a crop, when Hamilton. Modern double dwelling- Good in -
official'' one, The Baseball Writers broken dolma and ,minter -killed, also Ontario. t`�?t"n61,writes,ul�lanttealladY•" �tt�o
viLLAGr Uskery bush,ese, full equipment and'statep01bS1%stlnstu°trouefiromp1A��n�s•
'ssociation screamed to high heaven provides a round coveringsltffi-
g g
cient to check soil erosion, and by truck $450o cash. Purchaser rent building I'}M a},nI throat },flan,
t this left-handed insult to one of including npartment. village gbc
eneral store, 2 CatrY, sof olve
holding snow gives some winter Storey brick $4,000, stock $6500, wilt. Pearce, y,fixo�,ytenese ora tbQd'm utp• '•<' j
lair best -liked and most competent a iypiolDSin
letubers. However, Johnson could- protection to the raspberry roots.
Realtor. Exeter, Ont. inewatnnt oils
iIF,LP 1yAN'IED Its gootbins• btinarelief.
:'t be budged and that's how Cobb MARRIED COUPLE without young children— sltoulaciuiooaclti`�10IAS•
Fit .401 in 1922.
Tell tons of barnyard nlazntYe tvitll (vaned for country house near Hamilton. ostst1 U obtainabl0 gond
_ 500 pounds of 20 cent Superphos^ Separate house provided, woman required to bat' 1-1
- stamps or rOi ea 1 ''`•ti`
phate or 1000 pounds of 6-12-6 fer- work Part flatus time.horsMari
Mutte ages. experience
61. I,Y,vi0l�oS, Rye 5
Woman motorist to friend: The tilizer per acre should be applied St•,
Fart 1 don't like about parking i 123 -13th 5t., New Toronto, Ont, IL9rgy® Tii,Y iN
hat noisy crash. annually in the spring and shallow- ^Mw",,���►� HANDY
]y ploughed down, with the cultiva- plantation is given proper cultural le¢ &t2s¢
tion and cover -crop system outlined- care and insect pests and fungus BOXES
above repeated. 1•,l ulching for rasp- disease effectively controlled or
t'�djj yoll lad fie berries is still in the experimental eradicated. „
������� stage. -- * * * The profitable productive life of a
� pa�'ao- The fruiting canes of the reel rasp- raspberry plantation on good soil
berry are renewed annually. Those properly cared for should extend a. ;
grown one year, bear the following over a .period of twelve to fifteen
year and then die. Their removal 1 ,years.
3lnmediately after the berry harvest
9 WREN A GIRL doesn't want to leave
(class—and have to make embarrass -
*v explanations—it's Paradol she
asks for. For Paradol means quick
IrWief from suffering caused by
periodic pains --headache, too—
without disagreeable after -effects -
Ask your druggist for Paradol,
scientifically compounded from 4
ingrddienta. The name "Dr. Chase"
14 your assurance, 22
DR. CHASE'S
PARADOL
is advocated.
When the plantation has develop-
ed a hedge -row of canes they should
be thinned.. The width of the rom
should be twa feet, the better canes
being left six inches apart and the
smaller ones removed by cutting at
ground level or slug for planting.
The canes left for fruiting should
be tipped at five feet if taller.
At the present time it will cost
about $200 to establish an acre
plantation of raspberries, of which
'.$136 is for the canes. After the
plantation is established the cost per
acre will approximate $200 annually
for care, growing and the harvest-
ing of the crop. An annual yield of
'ibl 'f the
4
nftww"Qupck Belief from perils-- 1 4,000 pints is eaS1 y attatna..e.
III 14,privAr and •[Ian Ay sceg,
ON, HANK, DO YOU
lREA1 LY T14INK I'M
A GLAMOR GIRLT