If
PAOE
FOUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
I
i
I
99c
CUT
RATE
SHOE
STORE
s
A
L
E
W
H
1
T
E
S
Clearance
PLAY
SHOES
Keep
Cool
and
Comfortable
in
a
pair
of
NO
WASTE
While
Optometrist
In
Charge
j
YJ
1
Watch,
Clock,
jewelry
Repairing,
Hand
Engraflnj
VISIT
OUR
BASEMENT
STOKE
for
l
ine
China.
Dinnerware,
Glasses,
Baggage
and
Novelties.
MAX
HEILBR0NER
Jeweler
Diamond
.Merchant
Just
Received
Chenille
bedspreads,
comforters,
sheets,
pillow
slips,
novelty
bedspreads,
white
blankets,
grey
blankets,
point
blankets,
bed
throws,
flannelette
sheets.
White
wood
furniture:
chests
of
drawers,
drop
leaf
tables,
chairs,
night
tables,
book
shelves,
medicine
cabinets,
large
assortment
of
mirrors,
ironing
boards,
step
stools,
baby
high
chairs,
baby
swings.
We
have
the
goods
at
Elio's
Furniture
Store
THIRD
AVENUE,
Next
to
Daily
News
Green
916
CANVAS
or
HOPSACK
SANDALS
All
colors
in
Dutchy
and
Tunnel
Wedge
Heels,
Platform
Soles.
We
carry
a
full
line
of
Children's
Shoes
Fashion
Footwear
Next
to
Dollar
Store
Phone
Hcd
021
BUY
...
RUPERT
BRAND
Sole
Fillets
...
at
Your
Local
Butchers.
'
.
READY
TO
COOK
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
rRINCE
RUPERT
Co.
Ltd.
IIRITISH
COLUMBIA
'I
Shoes
Take
Your
Choice,
sizes
3-8.
Over
300
pairs
Spectators,
plain
whites,
low,
cuban
and
high
heels,
hurachos,
hop'sacks,
canvas.
Rupert's
outstanding
display
of
Summer
Shoe
Fashions.
All
yours
now
for
only
09c.
NO
.EXCHANGES
NO
REFUNDS
99c
Rc$r.
to
$5
Cut
Rate
Shoe
Store
OPEN
SATURDAY
NIGHT
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
506
THIRD
AVE.
W
Across
from
Orme'
Men
and
Women
Behind
the
Raid
rOf
Map-Making
;:
There's
No
End
5
With
a
War
On
Expert
.Must
Be
Prophet
and
Mill
tary
Strategist
and
Still
Do
Some
Guessing
Written
for
the
Canadian
Tress
By
PRANK
RASKY
TORONTO.
July
31:
O
Al-Ihough
he
has
no
dictatorial
ambitions,
William
C.
Parlane,
partner
and
chief
cartographer
of
a
map-making
company
here,
can
blot
out
any
foreign
power
with
Vone
sweep
of
his
brush.
He
ton-
Nitrols
the
designing
of
his
firm's
Ij
war
maps,
a
business
now
boom-5
Ing
as
never
before.
I
He
has
revamped
the
map
of
Europe
more
than
10
times,
from
Hitler's
annexation
of
Austria
to
the
tracing
of
Russia's
mercurial
I
borders.
l't
Working
with
colors
and
alr-,
brush,
the
cartographer
must
com-J.
bine
the
knowledge
of
prophet
and
'
military
strategist.
He
Is
kept
on
I;
the
pump
by
the
warring
armies'
t
;I
movements.
He
must
guess
their
V
Intentions
ahead
of
time.
"My
trade
requires
an
Inch
of
coutage
and
a
mountain
of
guesswork,"
t:?
a)S
Mr
Parl?n?'iS)i
soft-spoken
Y
gentleman1
of
40
who
bears
a
mark-
ed
"Melvy
's
Ding
When
vhi
n
Dotfglaj,
drawing's
ma'p'ln
advance
t
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PO'umg
ne
nas
me
pruotcm
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Expert
OPTICAL
SERVICE
('has.
Dodimead
in
the
area
of
battle
with
a
heavy
I
patchwork
and
then
adding
detailed
cities
and
towns.
"Since
I
paint
on
acetate
paper,
which
is
like
I
cellophane,"
he
says
"I
can
alter
I
the
boundary
before
the
presses
LONDON,
July
31
?
This
gives
roll
by
merely
extending
or
eras-
an
idea
of
what
extensive
preparations
there
are
behind
a
1,000
bomber
raid.
It
takes
56
men
(and
women)
to
fly
and
look
after
one
Stirling
bomber
and
only
eight
of
that
total
constitute
the
air
crew.
The
others
are
a
meteorological
officer,
parachute
packer,
Hying
(control
officer,
maintenance
men
land
the
bomblng-up
team
of
11
men.
RUSS-AMERICAN
PLAY
A
Russian
theatre
recently
presented
the
play.
'Golden
Boy,"
written
by
the
American
playwright
Clifford
Odets.
ing
the
patchllnes.
Some
Preferences
Most
people
order
outline
maps
which
give
a
general
Impression
of
the
conflict
and
caa
be
read
In
15
minutes,
says
Mr.
Parlane
"They
want
a
bird's
eye
view-not
a
geopraphy
lecture."
Armchair
generals
prefer
detail
maps
printed
on
a
washable
surface
so
battle
fronts
can
be
revised
with
the
stroke
of
a
colored
pencil.
Some
would-be-strategists
follow
the
war
fronts
with
a
zigzag
of
thumb
tacks.
When
the
newspapers
bring
tome
distant
outpost
before
the
public
iM
ifeby
TO
THE
UJORLD'S
finEST
GIRS
&jrai.nj,KHSijhjw
PI
V
200
YEARS
OlD
V
7
HEN
I
was
a
routh.
In
London.
England,
I
vn
otMldf
laminar
with
lh
iainoiu
old
formula
thai
wof
a4
Iot
dliUllInf
Xondon
Drf"
9n
that
had
bocom
lamou
th
world
ortr.
Later,
I
obtained
ticlutlrt
ut
ol
thl
cntnrlt-old
rdp.
which
I
brought
to
Vancouver
In
1921.
Thli
documtntji
now
locWd
p
la
a
vault
hr
and
I
har
tho
ktj
By
Including
In
this
lormula
th
fturs,
nonalkallns
watr
from
VancouTtr's
moontaln
watsrshods.
I
ha
trsn
bssn
abls
to
Improve
upon
th
high
quality
ol
th
gins
I
was
produclsa
In
London
years
aio.
v.
mm
II
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PZl
London
Dry
CIN
11-
ot.
S1.S5
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40-os.
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SILVER
SLIPPER
London
Dry
CIN
12-
oc.
11.55;
25-pr.
13.05
DUNBAR'S
SLOE
CIN
2SV's-os.
$2.75
MISTLETOE
London
tHj
CIN
OLD
DUTCH
Geneva
CIN
Unte.4
DUtiU.ra
Ltd..
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B.
C.
MASTER
GIN
DBTTLLEX.
KK-4
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of.
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(Columbia
i
a
Feature
at
12:50,
3:01,
5:18,
7
32
9:46
eye.
Mr.
rarianes
oince
eciioo
to
a
symphony
of
Jangling
u-'c-
phoncs
and
there
are
downs
ol
Inquiries
for
maps
and
Information.
I
Mr.
Parlane
recalls
one
telephone
conversation
with
a
low
voice
that
asked
for
a
map
of
Malaya.
When
he
replied
there
was
so
map
a
v
liable
at
the
time
the
voice
persisted,
"Out
I
have
a
son
stationed
with
the
British
troops
there.
I
haven't
heard
from
him
In
months."
The
inquirer
got
the
map.
Since
countries
cannot
change
hands
officially
until
peace
conferences
after
armistice
come
to
a
decision,
Canadian
schools
continue
to
teach
from
maps
of
the
pre-war
era.
Many
universities,
however,
supplement
avallab'?
charts
with
maps
clipped
from
newspaper's.
top1
Itch
Sl
of
In
fit
a.k
r4W
fa
IksiM
f
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but
kl
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Wallace
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rubber!
cork
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the
neighbor
ooiki
manufacture
of
cricket
balls
has-been
placed
at
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banned
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which
the
Mm!
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Rt
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80,900
a
season
In
pre-war
research
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mr:
years.
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year
the
number
of
'
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ptoema
and
balls
used
dropped
30,
per
cent.
ald
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transfuai'w,
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or
as
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this
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as
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almost
certain
that
the
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cope
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nfH
winter.
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RUY
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COAL
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also
necessary
to
place
your
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a
day
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