Ladies.'
Hubber.
medium
heel
only,
for
50c
-."
Pairs
of
Ladies'
Shoes
for
$2.00
Pairs
of
Ladies'
Slippers,
Pumps
and
Oxfords,
assorted
sizes,
for
$3.50
l't'c
Discount
on
all
Ladies'
and
Children's
Shoes
and
House
.Slippers.
Men's
Hiibher..
II
eg.
Jjil.N.".
Sale
Price
...
.
.
:
.
.
$1.50
Men's
Overalls.
Heg.
$2.7T.
Sale
Price
$1.85
Men's
I'laiuielelle
Working
Shirts.
Meg.
jjCl.nt).
Sale
$1.85
Hoys'
Monarch
Sweaters.
Sizes
up
o
:iil.
Sale
Price
$1.50
Monarch
Wool,
floss
ami
dove,
1
oz.
balls,
four
for
$1.00
Monarch
Woo,
down,
2
oz.
halls,
i
halls
for
$1.00
Infants,'
All
Wool
Hlack
Cashmere
Penman's
Hosiery,
pairs
for
.
$1.00
Children's
Heavy
llih
Collou
Stockings,
all
sizes,
it
pairs
""
"
$1.00
t
halls
of
Crochet
Collou,
nil
shades,
for
$1.00
."
yards
of"
(irey
Collou,
IHl
inches
wide,
for
$1.00
"i
yards
of
While
I'laiuielelle
for
$1.00
Everything
in
our
slore
is
reduced,
genuine
bargain.
in
every
department
in
the
st.ire.
"AGE
SIX
Optician
and
Optometrist
YOU
CAN'T
AFFORD
BAD
SIGHT.
WE
FIT
YOUR
EYES
CORRECTLY.
Carefully
trained,
expert-.
enced,
registered
optometrist.
Qualified
by
experience
and
practical,
knowledge
of
optometry,
to
repder
you
the
very
best
service
possible,
while
our
charges
will
bo
found
reasonable
ItVevery
Instance.
WE
REPLACE
LENSES
BROKEN
Diamonds,
watches,
clocks,
silverware,
cut
glass,
ivory,
genuine
leather
goods,
and
a
large
stock
of
umbrellas.
OUR
MOTTO
"Price
and
quality."
Inspection
Invited
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
?i
BRITISH
MONEY
BACK
AT
PARITY
Post
Office
Department
of
United
States
Orders
Issues
of
Notes
at
$4.87
Ni:V
YOHK,
Jan.
23.
lleslur-a
I
ion
of
sterling
exehaiiRn
Id
a
koI.I
parity
basis
of
$!.H(5
5-8
ly
t
lit
post
office
department1
yesterday
came
as
a
dranialioj
r0lm,ve,
Climax
to
live
years
of
erratic
fluct
nations
in
Hrilish
currency.
which
atone
lime
u
li)20
drove
tin
rale
to
art
extreme
hnV
price
of
$3.19.
Removal
of
tlie
war-lime
"pefr."
which
liad
lield
tlie.
pound
nround
5.7(S,
in
March,,
1!)1!,
signalized
the
beginning'
-
pf
n
period
of
violent
reactions
anil
...ii
i
.
.
...
rame.s.
uaseu
on
varying-
ponu-
PP,.jn
j
cat
developments,
trade
conditions'.'
gold
movements
and
orgies
(f
speculation
in
exchange
which
hitherto
hud
licen
little
known.
ireal
Hrilain's
rapid
reeover
"n.'m
the
devastating
effects
of
he
war
was
reflected
in
a
grad
ual
appreciation
of
her
'
ex
change,
once
(lie
bottom
had
January
CLEARANCE
SALE
SUGAR
1c
A
LB.
SUGAR
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
ls5
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.
JABOUR
BROTHERS
LTD.
Corner
Third
and
Seventh.
Phone
645
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Friday
and
Saturday,
7
and
9
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
tar.
Thomas
Meigiian
The
Good
Luck
Star
In
"The
Alaskan"
An
adaptation
or
.lames
Oliver
Curwood's
celebrated
story.
A
real,
"he-man"
story
of
the
far
North;
an
epic
of
Alaska.
A
big,
red-blooded
story
alive
with
wile
strength
and
dramatic
power.
The
old
liaminer-nnd-long
fight-day
lived
over
again.
A
tale
of
the
slrnggles
by
unlive
Alaskans
against
tlie
financial
powers
which
si
rove
o
loot
the
wealth
or
that
faraway
laud.
Mountain
peaks,
forests,
rivers
and
glaciers
form
the
sellings.
MACK
SENNETT
COMEDY
"TEN
DOLLARS
OR
TEN
UAYSS."
featlirinn
Ren
Ti.mln
,
.
.
...
.j
.
.
M
f.1
I,
wr-iwj
vrr
nc
umi.
twi.
omh
ie.
SPECIAL
-
JANUARY
-
SALE
SPECIAL
SILK
AND
WOOL
RIBBED
HOSE
ill
o
different
shade..
$1.25
Pair.
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
ROOMS
TO
RENT
IN
WALLACE
BLOCK.
heen
reached,
with
new
high
rc
lords
established
in
each
..sue
cessive
year
allliough
Ihc
rate
!
ranged
an
average
of
50
cents
hetweim
(lie
annual
high
and
low
points.
Frequent
sharp
breaks
anil
equally
brisk
up
turns
marked
the
course
of
trad
ing,
and
al
times
caused
much
concern.
Last
Barrier
When
the
rale
early
in
l!2
crossed
the
war-1
hire
"peg
point,
it
was
felt
thai
the
last
barrier
in
the
way
of
sterling's
I.
i.
i,
:
i
..
i
i
I
niarcii
iiuuk
in
iiiu
uy
mm
I'cru
The
approach
of
sterling
to
par
was
accomplished
by
reports
that
I'ughiiid
was
planning'
an
early
restoration
of
the
gold
standard,
The
visit
of
Montagu
Norman,
(lovernor
of
the
Hank
of
Lngland,
to
the
United
Slates
lent
color
to
these
rumors,
inspiring
the
belief
(hat
Great
Hrilain
first
wished
In
as-
America's
future
policy
iioverning
Federal
Iteserve
Hank
rales
and
gold
movements.
First
Collapse
The
first
great
collapse
In
sterling
came
in
11)1!)
following
Hie
withdrawal
of
artificial
support
which
hail
be;i
in
effect
"or
about
two
years.
The
abrupt
lecliue
from
i
1.7(5
in
March
to
3.8fl
fa'le
in
the
year
was
aeeel-"raled
by
the
disquieting
events
of
that
period,
foremost
of;
".liich
were,
the
failure
of
Hie!
neace
treaty
do
pass
the
United1
lales
Senate
and
the
unsettle-1
inenl
of
world
trade.
Slerling's
darkest
days
were
encountered
in
February,
lU'.'O,
when
I
he
cumulative
effects
of'
ost-war
disappointments
were
reflected
in
a
veritable
trading
;aiiic.
A
perpendicular
break
of
M
cents
in
four
days
carried
the
rale
to
the
lowest
point
in
his
lory
at
.3.1!).
Rally
Follows
A
brisk
rally
followed.
An
Hiunceinenl
by
the
chancellor
of
'he
exchequer
I
hat
the
Urilish'
treasury
would
pay
off
its
por-j
lion
of
the
Anglo-French
loan,'
Hid
if
neccsary
ship
gold
to
I
In
j
I'niled
Spates
to
accomplish
the
liiiuidalion,
initiated
the
upturn.)
Thereafter
rumors
of
gold
ship-1
meats
contributed
to
a
steady
'dvance,
ami
though
58,00(1,(1(1(1
in
gold,
which
was
consigned
to
I'niled
stales
actually
was
for
oaymenl
oT
an
Argentine
loan,
'lie
propaganda
was
effective
in
ifling
the
rale
to
i.0(j
3-5
by
Vpril
5.
Fur
Hie
remainder
of.
Hint
year
the
course
of
sterling
vas
governed
by
trade
demands'
and
gold
shipments,
Further
recovery
in
sterling
look
place
in
li2l,
when
I
he
rice
moved
up
from,
a
low
of
3.53
1-i
to
n
high
ma
rk
of
5.25
1-8
late
in
I
lit
year.
Among
the
factors
which
con-'
Iribuled
lo
I
lit
improvement
were
the
settlement
of
many
internal
problems,
approach
of-Hie
Irish
settlement
and
the
favorable
impression
created
by
he
disarmament
conference
in
he
United
Stales.
This
year
saw
the
rise
of
speculative
activities
:n
exchanges
on
a
scale
hilher-'u
unknown.
These
operations
supplied
much
of
the
purchasing
mwer
which
put
sterling
above
he
$5
mark.
Recovery
Starts
The
gradual
appreciation
of
sterling
continued
until
Decem
ber.
lOSS,
when
a
violent
upturn'
of
about
20
cents
in
a
week
lo
a
high
levef
or
5.(50
attracted
(lie
world's
at
t
en
I
ion
lo
F.ng-land's
recovery.
The
rise
was
aided
by
favorable
'trade
figures,
the
heller
condition
of
the.
Brit
ish
Treasury,
the
rid
urn
lo
Lou-1
don
of
large
balances
by
hiler-natioual
companies
and
the
"trapping''
of
a
large
number
of
speculators
who
had
sold
sterling
for
a
decline.
I
l'.v
Ki'ln'ii.'irv
i.r:t
!
it
in''
ill
5.72
t-K
had
reached
its
highest
level
since
March,
HUD.
The
uncertain
trend
of
foreign
political
events,
the
growing
strength,
of
I
lie
Labor
parly
in
F.uglaudi
and
unfavorable
trade
factors,!
however,
combined
lo
force
the
rale
down
about
50
cents
lo
$5.20
by
November.
Labor
Effect
Accession
of
the
Labor
government
in
England,
coupled
with
vague
talk
of
n
lax
on
capi
tal
and
fears
of
an
inflationary
oolicy.
Marled
a
"flight"
of
Hrilish
capital
lo
this
country
early
in
1025
whidi
depressed
sterling
sllll
furlher
to
S&5.20.
A
lain
in
the
tide
rami)
with
the
spiing
reaction
in
the
stock
market
here,
the
extreme
ease
oT
American
money
rates
and
higher
interest
rule
at
London,
nil
of
which
tended
to
attract
fun.
Is
back
lo
Hie
British
capitab
Aceeplance
of
I
he
Dawes'
plan
accelerated
the
advance
"
which
mined
momentum
through
the
THE
DAILY
NTW3
Friday.
January
9i.
19?3.
January
Clear
anceSak
Have
yon
paid
us
a
visit
yet?
EACH
DAY
OUR
SALES
RECEIPTS
GET
BETTER
AND
BETTER.
WHY?
BECAUSE
THIS
IS
A
GENUINE
RE.
DUCTION
SALE
AND
THE
VALUES
ARE
GREAT.
IF
YOU
HAVE
NOT
ALREADY
PAID
A
VISIT,
DO
IT
NOVVI
IF
YOU
HAVE,
COME
AGAIN!
Mens
Strong
Flannelette
Shirts
Meg.
$2.75.
In
Hrown,
Khaki,
Dark
am)
Light
(irey.
.Strongly
finished
in
materials
which
will
give
Hie
maximum
of
wear.
Sizes
5
lo
17M..
$L85
Men's
Pure
Wool
Pullovers
Hog.
$;.!).".
These
have
Ibe
shawl
r
ilhj,
and
are
well
made
W
illi
roii'tusliiig
:
npn
in
dark
and
light
shade-.
$3.95
.
SPECIALS
FROM
OUR
DRYG00DS
DEPARTMENT
SHIRTING
Oxford
.Shirting
in
smart,
clean
pallrrus.
27"
wide.
It
eg.'
5()c
per
yard.
3
yards
for
85c
TOWELS
27
x
58.
Heg.
2.l(
pair.
II
-avy
W
hile
llalb
Towels.
Pair
$1.45
KITCHEN
CLOTHS
Kxcelleoi
quality.
2i)'
x
;
lleg.
,"i()c
em
h.
3
for
$1.10
;
.
l
.
-.
STRONG
COTTON
ft
SOX
HANSON'S
PURE
M
Heg
'-..
In
llrowu
WOOL
SOX
and
Hlack.
Heg.
."illc.
3
Pairs
for
2
Pairs
for
85c
85c
I
w
JtOWUOtStHOUI.
&
(&
-.
'ffin;ii:iniii7f
liOURf3.
Braces
and
Belts
MEN'S
WORK
BRACES
Heg.
7.V.
Slruiij.
veh.
45
MEN'S
LEATHER
BELTS
Heg.
81.
(10
vjMH
65c
CASH
AND
CARRY
SPECIALS
FOR
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
FROM
9
A.M.
TO
12
NOON
ONLY,
OCltVIES
1
ROYAL
HOUSEHOLD,
ROBIN
HOOD,
or
FIVE
ROSES
FLOUR
49
lb.
Sacks
-
52.75
All
Flour
orders
will
be
delivered
Tree.
Orders
laken
from
!
lo
12
noon
only
100
Tins
ROYAL
D.
SLICES
PINEAPPLE,
r--
2's.
Special,
per
tin
20c
W'e
recommend
this
line
as
A
I
IOCO
LIQUID
POLISH
Quart
Tins
Special
60c
Why
pay
l.'A7
per
tin
for
highly
advertised
lines?
Service
successful
flolalion
of
the
in-Icrnalioual
loan
to
(lerniany
ami
I
he
return
of
the
Conservat
ives
lo
nower
in
(treat
llrilain.
De-
spile
aiiunusually
heavy
aoUiiiiu
iM
iraiic
ami
m'aiu
nuis,
niie
i
cuslomary
autumn
purciiascs,
the
final
forward
movement
or
sterling
continued
almost
with
out
interruption
until
parity
had
been
attained.
High
and
Low
'I'luk
liiuli
mill
lmv
nrii'fvs
nf
Sterling
for
each
of
the
last
five!
years
are
shnwii
in
the
following
table:
tU2(V
,
.
.
,
1U2I
..
..
ltS2
...
..
11)23
,.
1112
5
..
..
Jllfgh.
l.tlfl
3-5
UM
l-5
t.(lt)
5.72
t-8
1.73
r-
Low.
$3.1!)
3.53
i
5.17
1.2(1
5.20
.
-
It.
K.
Canipbell,
arrived
on
IliO
sleanier
I'riilciltuiierl.
yoslerday
afternoon
front
Vancouver
lo
visit
wilh
lll
Slsler.
Mrs.
S.
K..
I'ampbell,
I'ourtir
Avonue
West.
'M
L
Ham
woco
.
)
HAMSTERLY
FARM
STRAWBERRY
JAM
i
lb.
Hails
65c
1,000
Lbs.
TERRACE
TURNIPS
Kxlia
s
ial..
.
,.
.
.
.'
10
lbs.
for
25c
Your
last
chaio-e
Ibis
season
at
a
,u
u'i'
which
is
less
Ihan
wholesale.
SUGAR
CRISP
CORNFLAKES
4
for
-
35c
Limit
1
2
lo
each
customer
POST'S
BRAND
FLAKES
15c
straight
Universal
Trading
Co.
rpAN
i
ytfiRES
WHEAT
a
txATivr
rooo
lAOV
TO
(AT
Satisfaction
Kitchen
Cabinets
One
of
the
most
useful
pieces
of
furniture
in
a
home
Our
Kitchen
Habinels
put
system
in
your
kilchen.
I'luin
lop
wilh
2
Ihiis.
''
drawers,
bake
board.
l'op
with
shelves
and
I
wo
drawers.
.Special
$24.00
Aluminum
tup
wilh
bin,
cutlery
drawer
and
door
comparlmeiil
Top
wilh
-hr
comparlnieiils,,
sugar
container
and
glassjars.
Honiplele
.
.
..........
.
$38.00
Heavy
l'orcelaiu
adjuslable
lop,
dour
eompartniei.t,
lined
bread
drawn
mid
bake
board
m.jus.alde
Hour
Micraiiil
glass
jnr,.'
UnJs
Imd
ilrnwe
dov
2
s
ire
'r1"0'-
&Z.50,
$57.00,
and
$59.00
All
solid
oak.
3rd
Avenue.
GEO.
D.
TITE
Thef
Quality
Home
Furnisher
IB0KI1
Phone
20