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reason why you should do v.ithour "Parker
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The lcxcellence emir work is so aweal 1:sltrtvrl #hat
it need only be aortia sed here.
But the convenience taf our service by mail to distant
customers is not. Articie,s or any sort can be sent us
either by parcels ppest or express, and returned in the
same. manner. °ir+fe pay the carriage charges one
way. Every, prccwtttaon is taken to ensure 'heir
Safety 2n transit.
So :nar=y things can be `=rescued" by cleaning or dye-
ing that the value of this service will be- apparent to
veryc ne.
cr dy rig, Cruse of PARKER'S.
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PARKER'S DYE
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$Doctor Tells How To Strengthen
Eyesight 50 per cent Jr One
Week's Time In y Instances
A Free Prescription You Can Have
Filled and Use at Home.
London.—Do you wear glasses? Are you a
victim of eye strain or other eye weaknesses?
If so, you will be glad to know that according to
Dr. Lewis there is real hope for you Man -
whose eyes were failing say they have had their
eyes restored through the principle of this won-
derful free prescription. One man saye, after
trying it: "I was almost blind; could not see to
read at all- Now ran ,ead everYthinr, •.):1 t
classes and my cyca do not -water any more. At
night they would pain dreadfully; TIOW they feel
Ene ail the time. It was like a miracle to 'me."
A lady who used it says: "The atmovhere seemed
Lazy with or without glasses, but after using this
prescription for fifteen day,, everything seems
clear. I can even read Sne print without glasses."
It is believed that thoUsands whp wear glaeses
can TIOW discard them in a reasonable time ard
multitudes more will be ,oble to strengthen their
ayes so as to be spared the trouble and el -Penes)
f ever getting gic_sses. iiiyc troubles of many
descriptions zney be wonderfully benefited by
following the simple rule.t. liere is the preseri
tion: Go to any active drug stoze and get a
tablet in a fourth of a glass of ;eater and allow
to dissolve. With this liquid bathe 1 he eye))
two to four times daily Yoti ‘dioubl '
ayes clear rip pereeptibly right. frprn the s)tert and
to save then1 ty.))^7 bywre too hoe. Many
hopelerely bkno riliaet have beta caved if they
had eared for their eyei in time.
above artiele 741i9 autnnitted, said: "Bon -Onto
to strengtbet: eyesIght. 10 pet vent in one wcel.'n num
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tins, eeoh from twenty to thirty
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purse. "Here ,ire, two of the five
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the eat when I ;o."
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closed his small, hard month until the
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singeing in a dazed fashion into a
chair, t'tie i tri thing, ldhethad be-
come of his l,titSe alai loose change,
Iris watch, a silver one, vas ander his
pillow, where lao had placed it the
night ht•fore, and his ready dash tvas
represented by the shilling which
hung upon the chain.
(To be continued)
not Cakes For Tea.
Oven Scones—Two pounds flour
two teaspoonfuls of baking powder
three ounces shortening, two ounces
sugar, two ounces currants, brre egg
ono pint sour milk, pinch of salt. Rub
die shortening into the flour and bak-
hag powder, which have been sifted to-
gether; then add the salt, sugar, our. -
ants, -well-beaten egg and milk. Stir
hitt) a soft dough that will net stick to
".,,nts and tnNide into four Pieces.
Itoll each lino a ball. then flatten ou,
into a round cake about an inch thick.
Cut -cross into four triting,les, thus
making six_teen scores. When risen in
the oven and partly baked brush over
with beaten egg-, or ;voter, dust with
pcwdered or granulated sugar ancl
finish the baking, These take a lit-
tle more than half an hour to cook as
a rule, and StlOtIld be split while lam
and, buttered. SCI'VC at once. They
Crew, ne .—Sift together two
spoons cf.
to a dough. a
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1ness, cut into diamond. or triangular
simpes, and bake in a hot oven twelve
to fifteen minutes.
Soda Scones.—One pound flour, one
, teaspoonful soda. one-half teaspoon
till cream of tartar, pinch of salt, one-
half pint of buttermilk or sour milk.
Mix. the ing.redients to a soft dough,
roll out to a half inch thick and cat
into rounds with asookie cutter. Heat
the griddle, grease a little and cook
:e4evie‘pecaotloorn, ct,elten split open, butter, and
pound of flour, one teaspoonful o
salt about half a pint of buttermillt
or trillir one -mei' teaspoonful of soda
one small teaspoonful of creant of tar-
tar. Mix' ali the City ingredients to-
gether anti add enough butermillt to
make a light dough, which should he
ant
quickly kneaded until it lb sm
Press the dough into a round calce and
divide crosswise hate scones, -which
should not he much more than a quar-
ter of an inch in thickness. Bake the
scones in a quick ,o-ven, then split them
open, butter and serve, The scones
may he cooked on a griddle, and if this
is clone they should be turned once.
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nicely IFrowned o.i toil a bo t la
our. Cut in strips and serve
a o»' without butter.`
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lc R t'le nation Straining tti e ;pe-
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FOR THE
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Canadians watntad for the Royal lt'avarl Canadian 'Volunteer
Reserve for iratnc diata ov rrsear service Only m'en of stood.
character and good physique accepted.
PAY 51,10 Niininturn
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$2 00"per Month Separatioer n Ailoe price. --
lwaperieaced man from 38 to 45, raid bops into
IS to 18 accepted for service In the CAIiAD1AN'
lt'AYAL „?AATROLS for defuse of the Coasts,:
Apply' tea MMcan�t suv,l
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203 8a7 Street"TC4itONTO,or
bopt. of Cita Naval Standee
OTtAW
DE ORTATION OF BELGIAN
MEN LEAVES WOMEN AND
CHILDREN MORE HELPLESS
THAN EVER
Neutral protests do not prevent the Germans
from continuing the deportation and enslave-
ment of the able-bodied men who were left in
stop it until we have won the 'war.
Meanwhile the Neutral Commission for
Relief in Belgium, administered without pay by
great-hearted. Americans, is saving the women
and children from starvation. Here we CAN
help promptly and effectively, by giving gene-
rously to the Belgian Relief Fund.
More contributious than ever are needed,
because the higher prices of foodstuffs, parti-
cularly wheat, have seriously increased the cost
of feeding these rnillionS Of dependent ;Belgians.
How much can you sparc the victims of one of
the blackest, most cold-blooded crimes?
Send whatever you can give weekly, montbl.y 000
lump sum to Local at Provmcial Committees, or
SEND CHEQUES PAYABLE TO TREASURER
59 St., Peter Street, iViontrea 35
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firs tt"olla#ar� Resp is
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fn€l. Glsts„ola^ looked down til)ioli
,ontlon With An eaty, i n}$(,'l r ed
on of s periorit' iaad taro:
enlistment, Latae Waleq
own (utISch, ld'ul titch ,
hours c}t, civil, tear ---t
,
c^iril strife to maintain
of okl and t;laa icsb,.; u'a,
dde`t:sfa;ads epos bias ?t;tab:,
to the COiO S, ia<km rna ee
battalions tv
armies,
for a h
-rented
within a f
nrned fro
is wenia:n'!
urge
ve place
"s to pat
ory
Ilea
Briu
winter of 191 one
nwil men in 1. :don nut
me of the probable nil
f Urea
• muld raise and equip 4,k100,.
tisane], There is a legeni
trim sotOai dragon's teeth
men sprang up from the r
dy equipped. 'Chest.
itpri from the grouiaL
and worked with a mighty brain anti
other men followed until Derby's
armies succeeded Kitchener's and 005-
scription finally closed the net on the
few who remained, To -day, c.'.er
000,000 men Imre enlisted la Croat
Five men--litg4fik
upon legion—a giant host, the
alent tinder an infantry c; lc ulaf ion of
4,250 battalions -5 battalions a day
for every day of the war--proctically
0,000 men a day for 850 days.
tire? Blunder ? Slowness? It is col-
ossal. And Britain is only reaching+
the height of her military Dower. She
wants 62 more divisions on -the tiring:
'ne. For two years and n half she
has marched from strength to
strength. She is still marching.
The British Navy.
st
"And as she has marched the
British Navy has protected her. It.
rides the seas to -day as it has since
Drake smashed the A.rmada-invincible
--the supreme arbiter in human
fairs. Let us not forg,et this in over -
anxiety about submarine campaigns
or in undue emphasis upon channel
raids. A thousands years of strain, Ei;
thousand :years of thought, a thousand
years of challenge found Britain fac-
ing the war with the ' most perfect
fighting machine of all time, Nevet,
isince Britain trusted the future of her
Ipeoples and the destiny of her Ent- ,
pire to agg•ressive steel en the waters
has her fleet been so great, so power-
ful as it is to -day. "Et is Lhe Contra!
EmPires who are under siege. 'It 14
, the German navy that is, blocked
I Kiel. It is Gertr.an commerce, that
destroyed. It is Germany that, ita
lost her colonies. No foreign forceS1
have landed.on English soil. Not thaft 1
such a landing would be a matter
real concerti, 11 is conceivable th...af
the enemy might succeed in CrOSSing
the channel. He might land 50,000
1.00,000 men. To do so wodld be to
murder every man for a political ef-
fect which would he of DO value out-
side of his own country. 'Britain is
prepared for any such extreme meas7
ure--anci has long been prepared. But
there have been no such landings.
they were eter to have had real vino -0
they must have been carried out in the
early months of the war. To -day onl.
desperation tvould even suggest the
egetable Sponge
et :flat lands' of. Ecuader prg-
when dried; forms a sponge said to bet'