PAOE
FOUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Friday,
tteeetn0tt
4
Dollar
Day
Saturday
Fraser
and
Payne's
EXTRA
SPECIAL
Watson's
Winter
Weight
Vests
Ladies'
Wool
and
Silk
Vests,
tailored
top,
Q4
A
A
all
sizes,
Dollar
Day,
2
for
A
e
U
V
Woods'
Underwear
Ladies'
Waff
el
Knit
Wool
and
Silk
Snugs
Q
A
A
pants
and
vests,
2
garments
for
y'""
Misses'
Waffel
Knit
Snugs
Silk
and
Wool
Pants
and
Vests,
sizes,
small,
medium
and
large,
100
Dollar
Day,
2
garments
for
t?J.
W
Kayser
Underwear
Novelty
Knit
Rayon
Panties,
Vests,
Bloomers
and
Briefs
in
natural
shade,
Kayser
make
C-f
A
A
Dollar
Day,
2
garments
for
?AUU
Ladies'
Snugs
Panties
and
Vests,
silk
and
wool
mixture,
natural
shade
1
00
Dollar
Day,
3
garments
for
tAW
MayBelle
Viscosuede
Panties
and
Bloomers,
trimmed
and
tailored
styles
Q-i
A
A
Dollar
Day,
2
pair
for
J.-VU
Lace
Trimmed
Pure
Silk
Satin
Panties,
C-fl
A
A
assorted
shades;
Dollar
Day,
pair
..
vv
Pure
Silk
Crepe-de-Chine
Brassier
and
Pantie
Sets
assorted
shades
C-i
A
A
Dollar
Day,
set
JJ.W
Kayser
Vest
and
Bloomer
and
Pantie
Sets,
in
de-lustered
novelty
knit
rayon
fabric
Q-f
A
A
Dollar
Day,
set
Vl'Vll
Crepe
de
Chine
Dance
Sets,
in
shades
of
O-f
A
A
flesh
and
pink;
Dollar
Day,
set
vJ.vV
All
Satin
Princess
Slips,
tailored
and
lace
trimmed
styles,
hand
finished,
bias
cut,
shades
nurose
and
white
fif
ft
ft
Dollar
Day
tpl.UU
Children's
Novelty
Trimmed
Rayon
Panties
and
Bloomers
QQf
May
Belle
quality,
size
6
to
14;
Dollar
Day.
pair
07-w
TEA
OR
GLASS
TOWELS
Red
or
Blue
Check
Towels,
large
size,
20x32
inches.
Dollar
Day
$1.00
8
towels
for
.
Ladles
Leather
Trimmed
Fleece
Lined
Novelty
Gauntlet
Gloves,
assorted
shades,
something
new
and
snappy
?i
ft
A
"
Dollar
Day,
2
pairs
for
Ladies'
Boxed
Handkerchiefs,
assorted
colored
embroidery,
Swiss
lawn
and
linen,
3
handkerchiefs
to
eveTy
box;
Dollar
Day
f0roxes
$1.00
i5.
$i.oo
TABLE
CLOTHS
AND,
DRAPERY
SHADOW
CLOTHS
36-Inch
Shadow
Cloth,
fast
colors,
3
designs
only,
Bri
tish
make,
Dollar
Day,
only,
S1.00
3
yards
for
NOTTINGHAM
CURTAIN
NET
Cream
color
assorted
designs,
3G
inches
wide,
extra
good
quality,
Dollar
fl
Aft
Day,
4
yards
for
MX.Uv
62x52rInch
Silk
and
Linen
Table
colorings,
reg
$1.95
each;
Dollar
SHEETING
Unbleached
Sheets
Heavy
quality
English
unbleached
sheets,
full
double
size,
Dollar
Day,
each
Mattress
Cases
Full
size
mattress
cases,
made
from
strong
unbleached
drill,
all
finished
ready
to
use,
Dollar
Day,
each
Bleached
Sheets
Linen
finished
sheets,
English
make,
extra
good
quality
reg.
value
$1.95
each,
full
size,
Dollar
Day,
each
Horrockses
Flannelette
Horrockses
White
Flannelette,
English
make,
32
inches
wide,
finest
quality
manufactured,
Dollar
Day,
5
yds.
PYJAMAS
AND
LADIES'
FLANNELETTE
NIGHTGOWNS
Flannelette
Nightgowns,
good
quality,
assorted
colored
trims,
all
sizes
A
A
Dollar
Day
tJJL.UU
GIRLS'
PYJAMAS
Girls'
Flannelette
Pyjamas,
in
2-piece
style,
sizes
8,
10,
12
$1.00
Dollar
Day,
suit
Clip
Dot
Marquesctte
White
with
assorted
colored
clip
dot,
plain
and
frilled;
Dollar
Day,
4
yards
for
Madras
Curtain
Fabric
Natural
Scotch
Madras
Curtain
Fabrics,
assorted
designs,
30
Ins.
wide;
Dollar
Day,
4
yards
for
TOWELS!
Job
lot,
all
perfect,
Canadian
and
English,
assorted
sizes
and
colorings,
Dollar
Day,
5
towels
for
Extra
large
white
and
colored
Dollar
Day,
4
for
ORIENT
AND
KAYSER
Miro-Kleer
Hose,
full
fashioned,
pure
thread
silk,
all
new
fall
shades
'7'?
Dollar
Day,
pair
O
SHADOW
CLOTHS
48
Inches
wide,
new
designs,
British
make,
fast
colors.
The
best
we
have
ever
offered
at
the
price,
Dollar
2
yards
for
.
$1.00
TABLE
SCARFS
Oriental
Tapestry
Table
Scarfs,
assorted
7Jr
colorings,
.
each
1
Cloths,
Day
assorted
$1.00
$1.00
$1.95
$1.29
$1.00
NIGHTGOWNS
VISCOSUEDE
NIGHTGOWNS
In
shades
of
white,
buttercup,
and
ice
blue;
makes
a
beautiful
gift
gar-
C1
AC
ment;
Dollar
Day
?JLfO
VISCOSUEDE
PYJAMAS
Ladies'
Viscosuede
Pyjamas,
all
sizes,
assorted
shades
and
styles
CJ-f
AO
Dollar
Day,
suit
JtfO
$1.00
$1.00
TOWELS!
$1.00
Towels,
heavy
oualitv
y
$1.00
I
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Local
Waterfront
Contract
ConfirmedStir
on
Seattle
Waterfront.
Mackerel
Taken
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
I
Official
announcement
was
made
jby
the
Department
of
Public
Works
in
Ottawa
today
of
the
awarding
of
the
contract
for
alterations
and
ad
dillons
to
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
building
at
Prince
Rupert
to
John
Currie
&
Son
of
Prince
Rupert
at
a
contract
figure
of
$8500.
Announcement
of
the
letting
of
the
contract
was
already
made
several
days
ago
In
the
Dally
News.
Seattle's
waterfront
was
all
agog
recently
when
the
power
schooner
President
came
in
with
a
more
than
usually
salty
tale.
Captain
Thomas
L.
Thompson
was
the
bearer
of
the
strange
tale.
"We
came
in
toward
Hecate
Strait
about
one
o'clock
In
the
morning,"
he
raid.
"We
had
been
runnine
In
heavy
fog
for
about
three
hours,
and
It
was
so
dark
you
couldn't
ee
a
boat
length
ahead
We
were
rearing
land
and
we
stopped
to
take
soundings.
I
came
forward
'rom
the
wheelhouse
as
Nels
Walt-erg
started
to
cast
the
lead.
The
next
thing
we
knew
there
were
bird
cries
all
around
us
in
the
:ark
and
we
could
hear
the
rustle
of
what
sounded
like
a
million
ngs.
The
birds
were
like
mosquitoes,
there
were
so
many.
They
eemed
to
be
so
tired
they
could
hardly
fly.
and
they
settled
down
an
th2
decks
and
masts
and
over
the
wheelhouse.
We
picked
themi
op
and
threw
them
overboard
to
make
a
path
back
to
the
wheel-
house,
cut
more
settled
wheH
they
had
been.
They
started
going
down
the
hatch
into
the
fo'c's'le
and
the
boys
b-low
threw
them
out
as
fast
as
they
came
in
and
finally
closed
the
hatch.
They
got
into
uie
engine
room
and
the
engineer
was
driving
them
out
of
:orners
for
all
the
next
day.
Then
hey
started
laying
esies
orf
ths
deck.
We
got
six
of
the
eggs
to
ring
home
with
us.
We
lav
off
the
land
taking
soundings
until
daylight
and
the
birds
sat
on
the
boat
all
night.
They
flew
away
at
iawn
and
we
cam
on
Into
Queen
Charlotte
Sound,
homeward
bound."
Capt.
ThomDson
believpd
the
birds
were
of
several
varieties
of
fork-tailed
petrel
which
freauent
northern
waters.
They
were
about
tne
size
of
gulls
and
the
eggs
were
three
quarters
of
an
inch
long
and
pure
white.
Rev.
and
Mrs.
I,.
G.
Selder
returned
to
Queen
Charlotte
City
ith
the
Uoited
Church
mission
:oat
Udal
this
week
after
a
trip
.o
Sandsplt
and
Skidegate
Mission.
The
Fishermen's
Co-operative
Association
held
a
meetlne
last
laturday
at
the
residence
of
E.
Rolston
at
Queen
Charlotte.
Those
attending
Included
the
president,
Capt.
M.
Anderson,
and
the
secretary,
capt.
Charles
Valley.
During
the
salmon
seining
sea
son
this
year
around
Skidegate
Inlet
several
large
hauls
of
mack
erel
were
made
in
salmon
seines
After
the
fishermen
had
taken
what
they
needed
for
their
own
use.
the
mackerel
were
Ubemtprf
With
another
bumper
passenger
list,
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Norah,
Capt.
William
Palmer,
was
in
port
from
3
to
to
4:30
yester
day
afternoon
southbound
from
Skagway
to
Vancouver.
The
vessel
had
no
less
than
215
nassemrers
aboard
on
arrival
here.
Of
this
number,
31
disembarked
at
Prince
Rupert,
including
twenty-five
del
egates
from
this
district
who
have
been
In
attendance
at
the
Sal-
vation
Army
Congress
In
Ketchi
kan
this
week.
The
Norah
had
no
room
to
take
on
passengers
from
this
port
for
the
south.
The
small
Ketchikan
boats
At
J
UneMentltolatum
Wf
lo
help
open
the
gi
nostrils
and
permll
freer
breath!.
ST
BAZAAR
OF
U.
LriUKtri
Affair
Yesterday
Afternoon
Fav-ored
with
Fine
Weather
And
Genorous
Patronage
The
annual
Christmas
Bazaar
of
the
Ladies'
Aid
of
First
United
Church
yesterday
afternoon
was.
as
usual,
a
genorously
patronizea
and
very
successful
affair.
Weather
was
auspicious
for
the
event
and
the
attendance
was
large,
the
results
being
satisfatcory
In
every
way.
The
social
parlors
of
the
church,
where
the
bazaar
was
held,
were
very
attractively
decorated
In
Christmas
colors
Of
red,
green
and
sliver.
Mrs.
Lance
Stiles
and
Miss
Dorothy
Stiles
were
responsible
for
the
decorations.
The
guests
were
received
by
Mrs.
J.
Clavring,
the
president
of
the
Ladies'
Aid,
and
Mrs.
C.
D.
Clarke,
wife
of
the
pastor.
In
charge
of
the
tea
room
were
Mrs.
G.
V.
Wilkinson,
Mrs.
James
Krikevsky
and
Mrs.
N.
Thomas.
The
tea
tables
were
prettily
centred
with
mauve
chrysanthemums
and
those
pouring
were
Mrs.
O.
W.
Dunn,
Mrs.
W.
A.
Rid-dell,
Mrs.
Arthur
Sutton
and
Mrs.
R.
G.
Large.
Servlteurs
were
Mrs
D.
R.
Barclay.
Mrs.
George
Cic-cone.
Mrs.
R.
G.
Macaulay.
Mrs.
N.
R.
Redman,
Mrs.
Merrill
Sol-
'.ows
and
Miss
E.
M.
Earl,
Mrs.
Reg
Webber
and
Mrs.
Hugh
Kil-
lin
were
cashiers.
In
charge
of
the
various
ba
zaar
departments
were
the
follow
ing:
Novelties
Mrs.
Walter
Thompson,
Mrs.
W.
B.
Cornish
and
Mrs.
Petroff.
Fancy
Work
Mrs.
D.
Santer-I
bane,
Mrs.
Lance
Stiles
and
Mrs.
F.
M
Davis.
Men's
Stall
Rev.
C.
D.
Clarke.
George
Davey
and
the
boys.
j
Home
Cooking
Mrs.
George
Da-j
vey,
Miss
D.
Sharp
and
Mrs.
J.'
S.
Irvine.
I
Candy
Miss
DorotrfV
stiles
and'
Mrs.
T.
Fragpr;..
1
Fish
Pond-iMiss
Rubv
Krikpvefcv
i
and
Miss
Elizabeth
Wilson.
;
A
musical,
program
lnlucded
piano
solos
by
the
Misses
Lor-I
rame
Cpmis,
Lois
Judge
and1
'-;
Jean
Derry.
t
Paul
Stegavlg
and
Miss
F.
Stee-
avig
sailed
last
nieht
m
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
las
and
Venus
were
In
Dort
Wed-'
nesday
with
cargoes
of
mild-cured
salmon
in
tierces
for
transship
ment
East
over
Canadian
National
Railways.
j
-
i
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Ade
laide,
Capt.
Henry
Anderson,
is
due
m
port
at
5:30
this
evening
from
the
south
and
wil
lsall
at
10
p.m.
cn
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
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m
j
I
gfjUtQ
j
Jf
.
What's
Right!
u
For
a
Man's
Christmas?
You'll
save
yourself
hours
of
wear
if
and
tear
by
letting
two
famous
cx-
Sjf
perts
into
your
gilt
Featuring
Today
TIES
I
By
"Arrow"
and
"Currie"
(Canada's
MARRIED
THT1RQTUY
1
llfJlWXSJT.
M.
Miss
Inez
Pettenuzo
Becomes
Bride
Of
Leonard
Griffiths
A
pretty
and
interesting
wed
ding
took
place
at
3
o'clock
yes
terday
afternoon
at
the
chapel
of
the
Church
of
the
Annunciation,
Rt.
Rev.
E.
M.
Bunoz
DD
Bishop
of
Northern
BGritlsh
Columbia
and
the
Yukon
officiating,
when
Miss
Inez
Angelica
Pettenifco,
elder
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Pettenuzo,
717
Seventh
Avenue
West,
was
united
in
marriage
to
Leonard
Charles
Griffiths,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
D.
Griffiths
of
Cardiff.
South
Wales.
The
bride
was
charming
In
her
wedding
gown
of
white
Spanish
lace,
Princess
style,
with
silk
net
veil
and
tiara
of
arange
blossoms,
carrying
a
bouquet
of
white
lilies
and
fern.
She
was
attended
by
two
bridesmaids,
Miss
Lydla
Pettenuzo
and
Miss
Angelica
Colussl,
the
former
wore
shell
pink
chiffon
with
pink
chiffon
turban
hat
trimmed
with
silver
lame
and
silver
slippers,
carrying
a
bouquet
of
white
and
rose
carnations.
The
latter
wore
coronation
blue
chiffon
with
blue
turban
and
also
I
You
arc
cordially
invited
to
visit
"Demers"
They
have
a
very
beautiful
line
of
pure
silk
lingerie.
You
canont
fail
to
please
your
friends
with
any
of
these
garments.
Pyjamas
Slips
Teddies
Gowns
Pantie
Sets
Panties
Negligees
Prices
very
reasonable
They
are
giving
a
lovely
Doll
or
Plush
Animal
to
patrons
who
spend
$5.00
or.
over.
Only
one
to
each
person.
MacKENZIE'S
Christmas
Gifts
For
the
Home
Gibbard's
Solid
Walnut
Tea
Wagons
Solid
Walnut
End
Tables
Hope
Chests,
Walnut
High
Chair
for
Baby
327
Third
Ave.
Phone
775
huddle.
Faithfully
following
style
trends
Colors,
Fabrics
and
Designs
are
all
authentically
new
and
right!
Why
worry
yourself
into
a
breakdown
when
we
can
supply
you
with
gifts
that
any
man
will
be
proud
to
wear
TIES
linvpil
For
rhrmtrlMJ
50
c,
75c,
One
visit
to
our
store
will
convince
you
of
ties
in
a
great
variety
of
colors
and
carried
a
bouquet
of,
white
and!
rose
carnations.
The
groomsman
was
Tom
Mor
gan.
Reception
In
Evening
Last
everting
there
was
a
reception
at
the
home
of
the
bride's
parents
with
about
100
well
wishing
friends
In
attendance.
The
couple
received
the
congratulations
and
best
wishes
of
their
i
friends
under
a
bridal
arch
and
I
bell,
the
decorations
featuring
pink
'and
white
roses
with
salal
leaves.
During
the
serving
of
buffet
refreshments,
a
toast
to
the
bride
was
proposed
by
Tom
Morgan
and
responded
to
by
the
groom.
The
remainder
of
the
evening
was
delightfully'
spent
In
dancing
with
music
by
Julius
Welle's
Orchestra.
Mrs.
Pettenuzo,
mother
of
the
bride,
and
Mrs.
Tom
Morgan,
assisted
In
receiving
the
guests.
Mrs.
Morgan
wore
olive
green
satin
and
Mrs.
Pettenuzo
navy
blue"
crepe
with
corsage
of
pink
and
white
carnations.
The
bride
was
assisted
in
cutting
a
beautiful
four
tier
wedding
cake
by
Miss
Atvina
Turgeon.
Servlteurs'
were
Misses
Margaret
Frifz,
Grace-
Clark;
Yolanda
Dom-inato,
Irma
Bussanlch,
Eva
Cavalier,
Margaret
,
Cook,
Carrie
Whlf-flh,
Emma
Whlffln
and
Jessie
amis.
Mr,
and
Mrs,
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