"AGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Optician
and
Optometrist
YOU
CAN'T
AFFORD
BAD
SIGHT.
WE
FIT
YOUR
EYES
CORRECTLY.
Carefully
trained,
experienced,
'registered
optometrist.
Qualified
by
experience
and
practlca
knowledge
of
optometry,
to
render
you
the
very
best
service
possible,
while
our
charges
will
be
found
reasonable
In
every
Instance.
WE
REPLACE
BROKEN
LENSES
Diamonds,
watches,
Alnotci
etluptAafo
flit
'
glass,
ivory,
genuine
1
leather
goods,
and
a
large
stock
of
umbrellas.
OUR
MOTTO
"Price
and
quality."
Inspection
Invited
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS
UNIQUE
LAW
PASSED
BY
AUSTRIA
REGARD
TO
EIGHT
HOUR
DAY
V1KXNA,
Jan.
20.
As
a
for
not
ratifying
the
Wash
ington
agreement
on
the
eight
-
liour
ilay,
Austria
will
inflict
an
extra
duly
on
imports
in
the
case
of
countries
which
have
either
failed
to
ratify
the
Washington
labor
agreement,
or
which
maintain
labor
conditions,
falling-
considerably
below
these
prescribed
by
tlio
Wushinglon
pact.
Under
this
unhjue
act,
the
ruverume.nl
may,
with
the.
approval
of
the
finance
committer
of
I
lie
National
Council,
raise
I
hi'
customs
rales
by
not
more
than
one-third
in
the
case
oT,
the
countries
above
mentioned.
The
ael
was
proposed
by
lr.
'
Olio
Ilauer,
former
foreign
minister
and
leader
of
the
socialist
dele
gation
in
the
Austrian
parlia
ment.
Chief
Officer
W.
W.
Mounce
is
bad.
aboard
the
.steamer
Cardena
Ibis
trip
after
having
spent
v
moniirs
holidays
in
Yancouvr
and
Victoria.
January
CLEARAN
CE
SALE
SUGAR
1c
A
LB.
SUGAF1
1c
A
LB.
ATTENTION
LADIES!
With
every
$5.00
Cash
Purchase
during
our
January
Clearance
Sale
you
are
entitled
to
5
Lbs.
of
Sugar
at
1c
a
Lb.
The
limit
is
5
Lbs.
to
every
customer.
Act
promptly
and
secure
5
Lbs.
of
Sugar
at
5c.
Remember
that
the
Sugar
offer
is
over
and
above
the
sala
Bargain
Prices
THE
FOLLOWING
IS
BUT
A
FEW
ITEMS
OF
OUR
JANUARY
CLEARANCE
SALE
SPECIAL
PRICES.
LOOK
THEM
OVER.
Ladies'
lluldiers.
medium
heel
only,
for
50c
Sr
Pairs
or
Ladies'
Shoes
Tur
$2.00
27
Pairs
of
Ladies'
Slippers,
Pumps
ami
Oxfords,
assorted
sizes,
tor
53.50
I7
Discount
on
all
Ladies'
and
Children's
Shoes
and
House
Slippers.
Men's
lliibbers.
Ileg.
I.!C.
Sale
Price
S1.50
Men's
Overalls.
lleg.
2.7T.
Sale
Price
..$1.85
Men's
Flaniielelle
Working
Shirts.
Peg.
$:t.O).
Sale
$1.85
Hoys'
.Monarch
Sweaters.
Sizes
up
to
M.
Sale
Price
$1.50
Monarch
Wool,
floss
anil
dove,
1
oz.
hulls,
four
for
$1.00
Monarch
Wool,
ilowu,
2
oz.
balls,
It
balls
for
$1.00
Infants'
All
Wool
Black
Cashmere
Penman's
Hosiery.
'1
.
IMtirs
for
$1.00
Children's
Heavy
Bib
Cotton
Stockings,
all
sizes,
fl
pairs
Tor
$1.00
'.1
balls
of
Crochet
Cotton,
all
shades,.
for
$1.00
T
yards
of
(irey
Collou,
:ut
inches
wide,
for.
$1.00
yards
of
While
Flannelette
for
$1.00
Everything
in
our
store
is
reduced,
genuine
bargains
in
every
department
in
the
store.
JABOUR
BROTHERS
LTD.
Corner
Third
and
Seventh.
Phone
G45
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday,
7
and
0
p.m.
"Born
Rich
A
stirring
drama
of
high
society.
A
peep
behind
Hie
doors
of
the
world
of
luxury.
The
absorbing
story
of
a
bridal
pair
who
sought
in
vain
for
happiness
amid
riches
but
found
it
in
poverty.
A
uiaguiriceul
pirliirizntiou
of
the
world
of
the
wealthy
with
its
luxurious
city
homes
and
delightful
country
estates.
Beautiful
women,
gorgeous
gowns,
glittering
jewels,
dashing
yniiths,
expensive
motors,
yachts,
horses,
in
a,
powerful,
dramatic
tale
of
the
born
rich.
Distinguished
east,
Bert
Lytell,
Claire
Windsor,
Cullen
Landis,
Frank
Morgan,
J.
Barney
Sherry,
Doris
Kenyon
and
others.
"FAST
STEPPERS"
SERIES
No.
6.
35c
and
10c
SPECIAL
-
JANUARY
-
SALE
SPECIAL
SILK
AND
WOOL
RIBBED
HOSE
in
5
different
shades.
$1.25
Pair.
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
ROOMS
TO
RENT
IN
WALLACE
BLOCK.
GOLD
NEEDED
BUTJSCOSTLY
Buys
Only
About
Sixty
Per
Cent
as
Much
as
Before
the
War
USED
FOR
FINE
ARTS
Kaffirs
of
South
Africa
Among
Those
Who
Covet
Valuable
Tokens
XUWi
YOHK,
Jan.
2(1.
What
nines
of
all
the
gold
produced
by
Hie
mines
of
the
world,
is
a
lieiiiient
iniiiiiry,
particularly
wiili
tli..
oTowinir
importance
of
gold
shipments,
and
the
question
may
be
answered
as
follows:
Coinage
among
civilized
unions,
which
accounts
for
about
one-fourth
of
the
.production:
use
in
industrial
arts;
waste,
a
Tive-dollar
goldpiece,
for
exam-lie,
losing
Hi
per
cent
in
weight
ifler
one
year's
use;
hoarding,
'iy
which
millions
of
dollars
are
mysteriously
swallowed
up
annually
among
primitive
peoples;
mil
loss,
as
through
fire,
ship-Aieck
and
similar
causes.
Mining
Falls
Off
Hold
mining
in
this
country
las
fallen
off
because
the
indus-'ry.
has
found
it
hard
to
turn
a
iirofil
at
postwar
prices.
Tin
rirc
of
gold
has
long
been
fixed
iy
the
government
at
$20.07
an
mure.
Year
in,
year
out.
regard.
i'ss
of
supply
and
demand,
il
re-nains
"pegged"
at
this
figure.
The
purchasing
value
of
gold,
iieanwhile,
varies,
fluctuating
.villi
-price
levels.
An
ounce
of
70M,
economists
compute,
pur-liascs
perhaps
only
CO
percent
is
much
now
as
before
the
war.
Mine
costs,
iu
cuuse.ipicucc,
oiitd
not
be
realized
on
many
'nwer-grade
workings
and
many
lave
shut
down.
Yel
gold
the
world
over
con-'iuues
to
runic
from
Hie
earth
at
1
rale
estimated
in
1023
at
about
SSn.OftO.oon.non
worth
a
year,
(obi
bullion
priced
at
$2,501..,
0(10,00(1
was
on
deposit
last
year
in
the
vaults
of
the
U.S.
Assay
Office
iu
Wall
Sheet,
which
is
"eganleil
as
the
most
important
"learing
station
in
Ibis
country
'or
monetary
gold
ami
gold
used
n
fine
arts.
Melted
In
Refining
At
Ibis
closely-guarded
crossroads
from.'
the
gobiriebls
to
Hie
ank
vault.
Hie
incoming
alloyed
,rohl
is
melted
as
much
as
five
limes
in
refining;
five
to
seven
assays
are
made
from
samples;
he
whole
weighed
and
re-.veighed,
cheeked
and
re-checked.
Plal
inum
is
a
most
valuable
j
'iy-prodiiel
of
the
refining
at
I
he
Assay
Office.
As
much
as
1,500
1
ihinces
of
it
have
been
recovered
in
12
months,
nil
velvet
for
the
government,
and,
quoted
from
$230
to
3110
an
ounce,
worth'
from
.SU75.000
to
gtnn.noo.
('odd
in
bars
was
bought
last
vear
from
the
Assay
Office
by
Vuierioau
makers
oT
fine
art
obT
ieets
at
a
monthly
average
oT
5
(100,000.
according
lo
one
Hill
side
estimate.
The
Director
of
Hie
Mint.
from
such
data
as
he
Ion!
available,
calculated
the
.iiilil
used
in
industry
iu
the
cal-
ndar
year
1023
was
OU.S'JJ.'.MS.I
of
which
9tO.013.17S
was
new
material.
India
Use
It
The
Far
Hast
and
Africa
are
held
responsible
for
Hie
disap
pearance
of
much
of
the
world's
j
gold.
India
is
called
"a
great
sink
for
I
he
preoious
metal,"
and
in
Ibf-
last
half
ceuliiry
it
is
estimated
In
have
made
away
with
al
least
one
and
one-half
I
billion
dollars
in
gold.
Oold
is
used
there
in
decoration,
ornaments
and
textiles
are
hoarded
and
buried
by
owners
who
die,
iu
many
cases,
without
revealing
the
locallon
of
their
catches.
Tins
drain
is
put
at
several
mil-
lion
dollars
annually.
China
is
said
to
by
even
more
I
of
a
sponge
for
gold,
while
in
I
Africa
the
gold
paid
in
wages
lo
IKalTir
laborers
at
Hie
mines
j?ues
I
with
them
to
their
kraals
and
somehow
never
returns,
il
is
said.
Trading
posts
well
in
the
heart
oT
the
Dark
Continent
also
report
a
lively
demand
for
gold
i
coins
or
whatever
currency.
.Na
tive
chiefs,
headmen
and
even
braves
covet
the
shining
token
lo
lavish
upon
their
women
for
coin
necklaces
and
bangles.
In
Shipwrecks
S
h
i
i
wrecks
withdraw
an
amount,
of
gold
that
can
only
be
guessed.
Divers
a
year
ago
recovered
$30,000,000
in
gold
bars
from
Hie
While
Star
liner
I.aur-enlie
which
was
torpedoed
off
the
roast
of
Ireland
during
the
war.
Wall
street
itself
bin
out
1
95
c
mm
m&
u..
u.
b.
rt.
o
"I'seln
town,
lloncyt"
Service
"Universal"
Jerseys
In
Navy.
Oxford,
r'nwn,
lirown.
1
1
:
..1.
1
1
.......
1
mm
1
V
1
,
1
r
11
.,..
.
.11111
IjIUIII
iiit.
I""
I'll
!
lit
11
"III.
nch
ptncakrsm
a
jiffy.
And
you
cer.
lainly
do
knock
the
II.
out
of
II.
C.
L.
c
-sr
Tt-j--
.
V
Aunt
Jemima.
Pancake
Flour
AUNT
JEMIMA
PANCAKE
FLOUR
Special,
per
package
".
20c
ROGER'S
GOLDEN
SYRUP
."
lb.
tins,
40c;
10
lb.
tins
75c
WAFFLE
SYRUP,
with
the
Maple
Flavor
Mi
gal.
tins.
Special
05c
filled
several
expeditions
even
f
now
on
Hie
high
seas
in
quest;
of
sunken
I
reus
tire.
TURBULENT
PORTUGAL
I.ISISU.N,
Jan.
2(5.-
The
tmrer-laiulies
of
politics
in
Portugal.
and
turbulence
in
the
life
of
I
lie
slate,
are
pointed
not
by
a
local
newspaper
which
recounts
20
armed
uprising's
in
Hie
country
since
tUII.
Also
seven
ulleinpl-ed
up
risings
"'were
successfully
resisted.
t
In
Hie
nine,
years
since
l!)II
Porl
uif
id
lias
bad
seven
presidents,
and
10
ililferenl
caliiiisls.
A
WOMAN'S
"IN
A
MINUTE"
Tom
-Why
does
n
woman
always
keep
11
man
waiting
so
long
nfler
she
says
she'll
be
ready
iu
a
minute?
Tim
llecause,
she
pieks
out
a
minute
Aviiicisf;,'ab'oul
half
aij
hour
away.
Meg.
,")Hc
lb.
Special
per
lb.
Universal
Trading
Co.
iiSi
iSli
Monday.
January
?u,
1915
January
ClearanceSale
Days
more
Overcoats
$22.45
Men!
Replenish
Your
Supply
of
Cloth
Your
unrestricted
choice
of
any
Overrun!
I'11'
store.
Values
lo
:17.30.
SOX
Fine
Itibbed
Pure
Wool
Sox
iu
ing
Furnishings
at
these
clearing
prices
EXTRA
SPECIAL!
TIES!
TIES!
TIES!
65c
to
$2.50
We
will
give
you
your
choice
of
any
Tooke
Uollar
in
the
store
FREE!
With
Every
Tie
Purchased
Shirts
5
Days
more
Iteg.
values
In
S;l.no
strung
I'lanneletle
inalei-.;ii.
lirown,
Khaki,
Dark
and
Light
(Irey.
Sale
Price
$1.85
DRESS
BOOTS
In
itlack
or
lirown.
"lie-by
JltlUl.
il
II
I
11
llll
l
Ml
tlllllll
It'lM.
,,
,,
..,
.
f.
.,,1,-
,1
0
1
a,.,.,..
i,,
.
.
,
Holt
Collar
Willi
tape.
Iteg.
..i.ti.i.
make.
l.g.
ss.oo.
All
mzi
Hi'S.
1
'
2
Pairs
SaIe
priCo
85c
$2.45
$5-95
"Wabasso"
Sheeting
White
Marcella
Bedspreads
Absolutely
pure,
made?
from
selected
cottons.
Meg.
$i.27i.
Sale
Price
Cretonnes
(ill
x
Ni.
Splendid
quality.
Meg.
Clearing
lines
in
value
to
i.
(Ml.
Special
yard.
Special,
yard
$2.50
35c
CASH
AND
CARRY
SPECIALS
FOR
MONDAY,
TUESDAY
&
WEDNESDAY.
FROM
0
A.M.
TILL
12
NOON
ONLY.
A
hot
breakfast
li
Cv
il
2v
r
V
ColTff.
n.inraLci
iDread
with
butter
and
I
)
yrur.Mdalll
-I'
AdJ
nothing
to
this
flour
but
watff.
V
You
have
tenJcr,
poMtn-brown,
milk-
CALIFORNIA
No.
1
SOFT
SHELL
WALNUTS
LARGE
WASHED
BRAZIL
NUTS
New
slock.
Special,
2
lbs.
for
SUNMAID
RAISINS
Seeded
or
Heedless
10
oz.
package
Special,
2
for
25c
LIBBY'S
QUEEN
OLIVES
"Meg.
(il)c.
1
Special
CREAM
OLIVE
TOILET
SOAP
i
for
25c.
Per
do.
35c
35c
40c
70c
SOAP
FLAKES
In
bulk.
Iteg.
20c
lb.
Special,
per
II
15c
Satisfaction
Kitchen
Cabinets
One
of
the
most
useful
pieces
of
furniture
in
a
home
Our
Kitchen
Cabinets
put
system
iu
your
kitchen.
Plain
lop
wi
drawers,
bake
board.
Top
with
shelves
ami
Iwo
drawers.
Sneeinl
.
.
'
'2
bins,
$24.00
Aluminum
lop
with
bin,
cutlery
drawer
ami
door
coniparlinenU
Top
with
si"'"
coinparlnienls,
sTtgnr
container
ami
glassjars.
Complete
.
,
$33.00
Heavy
Porcelain
adjustable
lop,
door
compartment,
lined
bread
Imx,
2
ilrawci'"
and
bake
hoard,
adjustable
flour
eoiilainerand
glass
Jars.
Doors
mid
drawers
are
dii-l-l"'"r.
,
$52.50,
$57.00,
ami
$59.00
All
solid
oak.
i.
3rd
Avenue.
GEO.
D.
TITE
The
Quality
Home
Furnisher
Phone
20