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FOUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
.!
O'HALLORAN
CHOSEN
nominated
yesterday
by
the
Liberals
REGIMENT
TEAM
Hal
C!at
will
be
selected
fronij
JUNIOR
GAME
;
Tired
of
heavy
foods?
Try
this
light
nour
of
the
riding
in
conventioa
among
the
following
players:
FOR
NANA'IMO
RIDING
here
to
contest
the
federal
con-tftuency
Wilson,
Norrinetwi.
Russell,
ishing
easily
digested
meal
of
Nanaimo.
The
Regiment
team
for
tomor.
Brand.
Haddon,
Kof.;
.
fVfTA
OF
FOOTBALL1
ok
tfJw
TT
&tb
row
Mfcht'Y!ilmlrjr
Cap
football
Hunt,
Burdette,
TTnTCer
anu'
DUNCAN.
June
C
V.
II
I
nere
are
'
0'H;illoran.
a
Victoria
lawyer,
was
of.
oldenrod.
.
kpxture
against
the
Empress
So-
Beaumont
I'!
an
Scoreless
ifraw
When
High
School
;
Met
Picked
Team
From
Other
Schools
i
H
v
The
late
Spring
this
year
with
its
consequent
absence
of
the
usual
early
buying
of
Spring
goods
finds
us
now
in
the
early
Summer
with
much
too
large
a
stock
of
Men's
and
Boys'
Wear.
We
are
not
going
to
carry
this
big
stock
over
until
next
year.
That's
not
good
business.
Out
it
goes
now
at
Sale
Prices.
Just
look
at
some
of
the
bargains
quoted
below.
These
are
real
Sale
Prices.
....
Sale
Starts
Friday
Morning,
at
9
o'clock
UNDERWEAR
FOR
MEN
I
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Q
1
TJ
,
HOSE
FOR
BOYS
TOOKE'S
TAILOR-MADE
NO-
IflSTl
S
tjYOCR
tlQlS
B0YS'
HOSE
The
fa-
iJUTTON
UNDERVVEAR
All
mou.
St.
Margaret',
make,
in
Nlsook
Backward
qbI
In
the
very
latest
shapes
in
fine
furred
p
u
c.here.
All
.i.
Season
Sale
price,
suit..
.
fPHg
icii.o.
-Baekward
Season
Sale
CCp
uw
price,
per
pair
Backward
Season
SaIe
Price
"
'
4.95
UNDERWEAR
FOR
MEN
UOYS
TENNIS
SHOES
S
T
A
N
F
I
ELD'S
SLEEVELESS,
OXFORD
TENNIS
SHOES
FOR
MERCERIZED
In
a
nice
sum-
mer
weight.
Regular
$3
value
.
O
J
C
Jiff
BOYS
ia
all
sites
and
few
for
In
combinations
only.
Backward
X
f
f
f
f
P
fft
f"
IwBOTI
men
ia
,wt-
Backward
QC
n
Season
Sale
price,
per
Jgg
U
UlLO
IUI
lflZ.ll
Season
Sale
price,
pair
3
Here
is
one
lot
of
high
quality
Men's
Suite
iimts.
luneove
HOSE
FOR
MEN
in
the
very
lategt
mo(Iels
and
hand
S'
JLRSEYS
men
s
silk
hose
in
fancy
and
0red.
Single
or
double-breasted
with
Art
T,!LF
v?01!
KNIT
.
..
.
.
.
..
JERSEYS
BOYS
in
plain
shades
in
pure
thread
silk.
,
,
FOR
pure
All
sixes.
Regular
value
up
to
Silk
lining
in
neat
pin
stripe,
hacn
SUlt
wooj
ana
in
slj
Bii1tt
and
ag
?1
.28.
2
pair.
Backward
Season
Sale
jn
this
lot
has
two
pair
of
pantg.
sorted
.hades.
Backward
QCp
price,
Season
Sale
price
for
Backward
Season
Sale
price
29.85
SHIRTS
FOR
MEN
ROYS'
KNICKER
PANTS
MEWS
SHIRTS
In
aborted
.
BOYS'
KNICKERS
in
hard
wear-shades,
but
not
all
aises
in
this
g
I
C
O
X
nt
ue
"ersce
with
governor
jgia..9sc
blue
jerge
buits
isssf?.:.
SOCKS
FOR
MEN
0ne
lot
of
Senuine
indie
bIue
sere
Suits
matiiiup
cititq
guaranteed
not
to
fade,
otherwise
will
be
.
men's
socKS-The
famous
st
Margaret,
make.
Pure
wool
replaced
free.
All
Sizes,
in
Single
and
BATHING
feUITB
rou-
MtN
Cashmere
in
aaeorted
.hades.
AND
WOMEN
JanUw's
make.
finllWn
hrpaatprl
atvlos
Regular
76c
value.
Backward
UOUOie
Dreasiea
Biyies.
the
flneet
there
fawiene
belter.
PrforSa,l.Pr!!!'.2
95C
Backward
Season
Sale
price
28.95
SaUprS
.Se".MD...$3.95
The
Acme
Sell
Good
Clothes
AND
THE
SAME
HIGH
QUALITY
OFFERED
DURING
THIS
SALE
FREE
Alterations
to
Suits
Free
as
Usual
watch
r.ijXv.
Our
Further
Ads
for
More.HHarKains
u
The
Acme
Importers
NO
CHARGE
ACCOUNTS
NO
C.
0.
D.
TERMS,
STRICTLY
CASH
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
at
These
Sale
Prices.
l
The
exhibition
football
game
!latt
evening
between
High
Scnuol,
winners
of
the
Junior
Football
League,
and
a
picked
team
from
Borden
and
Booth
Schools
resulted
in
a
scoreless
draw
after
a
splendid
game.
In
the
first
half
High
School
;hnd
the
better
of
the
play.
Vance,
at
centre
half,
Mowed
up
well,
while
Smurthwaite,
Wick,
and
Franks
were
all
dangerous,
but
it
wa.
Smith
in
the
High
School
goal
who
brought
off
the
best
nave
when
he
caught
Fong's
header
just
under
the
bar.
Nelson
defended
well
for
the
rest
team.
The
second
half
produced
better
football,
with
the
play
going
from
end
to
end
with
surprising
speed
Forbes
was
good
and
hi.
timle.-
with
Walter
were
interesting.
Walter,
and
Wingham,
on
the
wing.,
tested
Smith,
but
he
wa.-uife.
Bacon
hit
the
upright
with
Stenich
beaten
and
High
School
forced
three
corners
in
successioi.
bat
could
not
.core.
A
cro
from
Wiaghan
got
the
High
School
dc
fence
in
a
tangle,
bat
the
ball
wax
scrambled
away
and
full
tim
canM
with
the
score
sheet
stil:
blank.
The
team,
were
:
High
School
Smith;
Stiles.
Pyle;
Morrison,
Vance,
Forbes.
Wicks,
Armstrong,
Smurthwaite.
vranks.
Bacon.
The
Beet
of
League
Stenich;
Vaccher.
Nelson;
Cameron.
Sakamoto,
Cross;
Walters.
J.
Wood-ock,
Fong,
A.
Woodcock.
Wing-iafli.
Referee
J.
Campbell.
It
was
a
well
contested
game,
with
all
players
showing
up
to
advantage
.
Hirh
School
had
a
safe
defence,
but
there
was
rrr!
a
grea-eal
of
combination.
Pvle
uses
ood
jadgwent
and
Stile,
is
ower
of
strength
.
Morrison
is
a
'ood
spoiler.
h;it
Forbes
jn&ke-Vtter
uae
of
he
ball
Frank
brought
ff
neat
nlavi
an-!
murthwsHu
is
always
dang'Touv
Wick
and
Ban
made
good
runs,
i.n4
Aritrong
Hn
to"
fr
ck.
Stetich
w,
efp
while
Ne1on
limed
'n
hi
best
eny
"f
''
venr.
Varcher
wa"
fast
inrt
acHed
w'l.
NVanioto
n1avd
srd
and
Cross
interested
with
judgment.
Cameron
did
Tairly
lISHHtpMO
WHEAT
With
oil
the
bran
of
the
whole
wheat
V
full
size
hJL
biscuits
A
welcome
relief
after
the
heavy
foods
of
wintci
and
to
easily
and
quickly
prepared
Delicious
with
milk
or
fruiti.
Save
the
paper
inserts
in
each
package.
veil
in
an
unaccustomed
position.
The
forwards
kept
the
ball
too
clime,
though
Fong
showed
fine
ball
control,
but
could
not
get
through
the
High
defence.
Walters
and
Wingham
centred
well
and
shot
hard,
but
the
Woodcock
boys
should
open
the
play
out
more
and
make
oe
of
their
win
men.
The
attendance
was
very
disappointing.
The
standard"
of
play
warrants
much
better
support
from
the
sporting
public.
District
News
ALICE
ARM
S.
Brown
arrived
last
week
from
Vancouver
to
resume
charge
of
the
power
plant
at
the
Toric
male.
Provincial
Constable
William
Smith
of
Anyox
was
a
vfrHor
here
last
week
for
a
few
day.
oa
official
duties.
A
fine
concert
was
given
last
Friday
evening
in
T,
W.
Falconer's
Hall
by
the
Anyox
Choral
Society.
There
was
a
large
I
W.
Wohlleben
arrived
Uat
!week
from
Vancouver
to
jola
the
power
house
staff
at
the
Torlc
.
mine.
Angus
McLeod,
general
auper-
intendent
of
tli.
;
Mng
Co..
i.
her.
'
;nunali"ii
of
tin
:
I
formulate
plan.-
:
:
velopment.
Norman
Frascr.
ger
of
the
Espi-rni'.
last
week
for
a
STEW
Alt'
Gigot
&.
Blan'M,
offices
in
the
if""'
Beaaien
Block,
f
rt:
by
Harry
iefft
it
To
mark
the
I
.
"
King
und
Ham
1
dent
of
the
ilul.
Baseball
Club
h.
dance
on
Mon;
wa.
a
large
at.
ceeds
of
the
;if:
ward.
pun
hiiM
the
team.
INVERNESS
LADY
IS
BRIDE
OF
JEFFREY
.
LAMdLi
Oh
KUm
Tl'ii
marriatr.
on
Tuesday
.'
F.
RaibrtHik
Flossie
Johnnot
Jeffrey
Laml'b
will
take
up
r-"
LamUy
is
we
I'
-ftupert.
being
!!!
loat
aervice.
ABY'S
FOOD
is
of
first
importance.
So
nurse
him
if
you
can.
If
that
is
not
pos
sible
put
him
on
the
food
that
has
been
used
with
success
for
countless
thousands
of
babies
since
1857
EAGLE
BRAND
CONDENSED
MILK
Pure,
easily
digested,
always
the
same,
it
is
the
safe
food
for
bottle-fed
infants
and
is
highly
endorsed
by
leading
doctors.
Feedings
are
easily
prepared;
directions
on
every
can.
Sold
by
all
grocers.
Two
books
every
mother
wffl
love
to
have.
"B.by
'wclfsr,
.
Record
Dock
and
B.by
Mall
coupon
tody
I
ehrW
iSiS2tt
iwv.
dordcn
cq.
limited.
dv-
tfw
F1"
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mu
tT
BtbT
Book"
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