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FRIDAY SPECIALS
3 btls. Heinz catsup ...
9 cans M.M. milk.
3 No. 2, Puyallup jam .
3 cans French peas ..
(Petits Pois)
M’MULLEN'S
$1
$1
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FRIDAY SPECIALS
33 eggs, strictly fresh.
lib. pork chops and 4 lbstfl
pig hocks.*P-*
5 lbs. pork shoulders ..
51-2 lbs. pot roast.
2 lbs. butter, Wild Rose.
FRYE-BRUHN
$1
$1
$1
FRIDAY SPECIALS
Men’s Socks.$1
(Reg. $1.25 and $1.50)
Children’s Shoes .$1
(Reg. $1.50 and $1.75)
Boy’s Caps .$1
(Reg. $1,25 and $2.00)
Tennis Shoes .$1
(Reg. $1.25 and $2.25) ■
Men’s Underwear .$1
(Reg. $1.25 and $1.50)
URBACH’S
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FRIDAY SPECIALS
3 phono, records .
10 bars, Palmolive
$1
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7 cans tobacco .$1
Boxed candy, §1.50 val.
Schallerer s Alaska Shop
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Baskets and mats from
the Kuskokwim.
$1
Fossil ivory pendants (PI
Values $3.50.
Hand painted, Nippon
Nappies, $3 val. ...
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CANADA ACTS TO
AID THE MINERS
MARKET GOLD
ALTERS PLANS OF PAYING IN
COIN AND WILL DEPOSITS
NOTES
SEATTLE, Jan. 13.—Action by the
Canadian Government to facilitate the
marketing of Dominion gold in that
country to decrease shipments from
the United States and elsewhere,
was announced here yesterday at the
offices of the Canadian Pacific Rail
way. Plans were made known re
cently at Ottawa, under which the
Government mint would accept ship
ments from the Canadian mines and
pay the miners in gold coin, but by
the new arrangement the process is
simpler. The railroad’s statement
says:
“Under the first agreement the
mint merely acted as agent for the
owner in handling the gold, which
was to be deposited to the account
of the owners in chartered banks.
It has now been agreed that the De
partment of Finance will pay for the
gold by the deposit of Dominion
notes to the account of the owner,
which will make the transaction
much more liquid so far as he is
concerned. The new arrangement
will eliminate the necessity of coin
ing the gold, which will be held at
the mint to the Government’s cred
it. The mining company will have
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no responsibility for the transfer
of the gold from the mint to the
banks and the banks will not be re
sponsible for disposing of the coin.
“The position with regard to tlte
handling of silver by the mint will
remain unchanged. The mint will sell
refined silver, when recovered, and
account directly to the mining com
pany. The Government action has
attracted attention to other mining
enterprises. An announcement is
made that important discoveries of
ore have been made on the Nor
manda.properties, with the result that
the company has decided to build
its own smelter at Rouyn.
“American capital is said to be
scouring the Dominion for copper
properties in which high-grade ore
can be developed at low cost. These
activities are revealed, in th opin
ion of Canadian observers, in the
optioning of the Flin Flon mine, in
Whitney, and in the interest of Percy
Rockefeller in the Noranda company
and the report that New England
copper companies are seeking a share
in Noranda. The demand for copper
in Europe is on the increase, nota
ble in Russia and Spain, white the
high cost of mining the large Amer
ican deposits has induced the search
for new deposits. Although the min
ing cost is probably as high in Can
ada as in the United States, the
Rouyn properties, for instance, yield
copper writh a good percentage of
gold, and this may mean the differ
ence between profit and loss. In
the Flin Flon proposition, the cost
is reduced by the rich yield of
zinc.”
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Former Bering Sea
Vessel Sold, Seattle
SEATTLE, Jan. 13.—After negotia
tions carried on for several days, a
coterie of Seattle men, including M.
W. Vandercook, Adam Beeler and A.
G. Carey yesterday completed the
(purchase of the famous bark Guy C.
Goss from the Northwestern Fisher
ies' company. The latter concern
operated this vessel for a number
otf years in the Bering Sea cannery,
trade, but recently retired the craft
when the steamship Eastern Gale was
acquired.
The purchasers have chartered the
vessel to A. M. Lester, of Vancou
ver, B. C., who, it is said, contem
plates operating the craft from Brit
ish. Columbia to Florida ports with
lumber, or may load her for the Ori
ent. The Goss was built at Bath,
Me., forty-six years ago.
INCOME TAX WIPED OUT STAGE
SUCCESS OF GIRL PRODUCER
LONDON, Jan. 13. (JP)—Eighteen
year-old Marian Wilson made $85,
000 on her production of “The Beg
gar’s Opera” and lost it all, and
more too, on “The British Ballett.”
The income tax got the girl pro
ducer. While money was rolling in
from “The Beggar’s Opera,” she for
got all about the income tax and did
not lay any of her money aside. In
stead she put it into a new produc
tion which was not a success and
when the tax collector came around
she faced disaster.