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75¢ Voile
40c Mull

75¢ Crepe -de-Chene
35¢ Pure Irish Linen

40c Poplin’
35¢ Crepe
50c Ratine

; “Inc olors,

Pink,
Cream.

Colors, Tan,
Brown,

Colors,

Colors,

Brown, Blue,
THIS WEEK

Tes,
Pink.

Shades,
Navy. THIS WEEK
Comes in Pink,
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Light Blue,

: 35e Bedford Cords Sand.
25¢ . Figured Crepe een
25¢ | Navy Spot Muslin © THIS WEEK

| $1.60 Fancy Shot Silk is its

$1.50 Fancy Flowered Silk

Lavender, Sand,

THIS WEEK
Vieu-Rose,

Mauve
THIS WEEK

Blue, Lavender, Pink, White,

PS eee yd
25c yd

Tan,

Light Blue,
Rose Pink.
THIS WEEK

B rowr

Small Patterns in » Dainty Patte rns

THIS WEEK -]5¢ yd
-13c yd
$1. 10 yd

THIS WEEK

$1.00 yd

Abe yd

20c yd
Fawn, 956 yd
‘15¢ yd
“tani 25¢ yd

Pin k, Tan,

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Waists

New style Ladies’ Waists in pure

White or Fancy Patterns, sizes 8@
34, 36 38, 40, 42. Regular price, | 9, 9 1-2, 10.
$1.25

Today 85c

 Sammer Vests

Ladies’ Summer Vests, with or

This Week 15c

without sleeves, lace trimmed, | They are
fine weave, small, medium and | eyt, smart lasts,
large sizes. Regular price, 25c.

size,
Any pair

This Week $3.90

Hose

Ladies’ Cotton Hose in fast black
seamless feet; comes in sizes § 1-2,
Regular price, 25

Today 15c
Ladies’ Shoes

For this week we will give you
any of our $6.00 to $
Shoes at a price less than cost.
in Button and Blucher
-2 to 7.

21

Pride, Nash & Co.

7.00 Ladies

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Salvation Army.

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Surveying and Engineering

P. O. Box 10 Phone &
Fourth Street

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CITY CUP COMPETITION SOOO PD ODDO DOOD EOE BOE E ET FF OTE SE
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In the fr rd of the Git ' the of Gi ‘
Cup competition last night the « va. Corley and Burge f
ISons of England had to submit e val Hotel

defeat from the Regiment, be e e °
fore the largest gathering of here is a rumor that H. M. 8
apectators see this year at ®t cannot be accommodated at
football game, The boys in khak Esquimalt, and w be brought
n this, as in their previous game to the drydock here ! epa

th the Callies, had no grievance}, . mn as the dock is ready.
ieainst fortune, in that in both one

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games they played against t POP OPOEOPDODI OTOL OOLE
ien practically all through, and
n both games the right haif was By Milk
he opposing player who crocke | |
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both they won by the F Produced
goa Playing down hill the Sons |

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wards were early prominet |
Sid Hardy placing nicely iu ¢ W
for Fred to head high over. The BS
followed some give and take pli
n which the soldiers showed thei FRASER RIVER VALLEY, With

s practically year
ustomary dash, but were int . oe a a of dairy
ed to be fluky in their kicking ts in the world, and prod
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lhe Sons’ forwards showed vastly oom “il, both in richness and flavor
improved play on their last ap I B Milk ecause it ha
pearance, and a raid was only rHE NATURAL FLAVOR
f pure rict fresh eam
spoiled by a back fouling Hardy ; .
within the penalty area. Garnett]
made no mistake in putting
his team one up. Nettled by the THE IMPERIAL
reverse, the soldiers forced play
to the other end. After some good Ww R HEATER COIL
‘ombined play Benuwick forced a ATE
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corner off kelsey and the resultant (Patented 1916)
kick was a beauty, which Brand Is made to meet the demand for
; Hot Water instantly and wit
did well to clear. Keeping up the ; i} . '
pressure, Long scored from a
rally in the goal mouth and soor WARNING!

‘ Purchasers of any in-
after the Regiment should have fringing Stove Coll tay
assumed the lead from a per | themselves open to prose-
fectly placed corner, which cross- cution equally with the

' - ’ parties manufacturing or
ed the goal untouched making same.

Play was exceedingly well
divided corners being obtained Now is your chance to get the

: , best in Hot Water Heating Appli-
turn about, and a good shot by ances—

comb saved we by Your Coil Connected $20.00

ree , “tees Coil minus Connections. $15.00
man, was duplicated in an equally Your Money Back if i Dont Suit.
good drive by Long at the other the ’
end Half time rived with the
score one all lhe second half

HARRY HANSON

continued full of interest, thoug! Phone 489 P. O. Box 395
the soldiers’ left wing was fre-
quently put out of action by the eo he
one back play of the Englishme: ~

on ’ SUBSCRIBE FOR
Youngman put over a good drive
by Sid Hardy, and Brand did well} THE DAILY NEWS
to stop a long, low shot form the
opposing centre half. Fred Hardy
got Inid out and while the Sons
were playing with nine men Long
scored fri iil & long drive WwW hie h
the goalkeepe furmbled over the
line Both oeals had narrow
escapes,, When the soldiers’ in
side left missed an easy one and a
letermined rally on the khaki
stronghold was rather’ luckily
cleared. The game ended in a
score of 2 to 1 for the Regiment, |
although the Sens deserve credit
for their plucky play.

 

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