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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1914-12-31, Page 3WITHIN THELAW 0 0 3 5 5() o.A.AP1.11r 'ED ‚et • miom..0.• By MARVIN DANA FROM TIE KAY OF BAYARD VEILLER ddow • eroe. lila by the H. K. esonsay. ---esegew nos -es loess tbe *WM grliselpie IS Mary** • gentiernaa poseetool sm. aeolian roe toe serupotens bid with Idgb 'modal sophadersta4 vertigo* tor • partner le laved capital la a basbnot sans to Wag large ow tants Th adverthement sandhi ate ego el Mary Terser. sad tate answered It. As latrodewtory eervoimendosee encouraged ber to hope for the victory ha • game of meninx agalast emsalag. Bbe consulted with Harris &ad espe. elegy nought from him detailed later - =doe se to partaseship v. Rh stsbionssftl lave her seek tersildenos that presently Ms* eptered Into • parb nership with the advertiser. By Its tams of their agreensest each deem. lied $30.000 to the partnership account. This sum of $110./100 was ostensibly ID be devoted to Gut pu reheats of a tract of land, which should afterward be divided into lots and meld to the public •t enormous profit As a nisi ter of fact, the adrertleer planued to make • spurious purchase of the tract In question by means of forged deeds granted by an accomplice, thus mak- ing through fraud a neat prodt of $30.- 000. No wooer was the IP10.000 on deposit In the bank than Mary Turner drew out the whole *mount, as she had • perfect right to do legally. When the advertiser learned of this be was. nal. orally enough. full to overflowing with wrath. But after an Interview with Harris be swallowed his wrath as beet he [night He found he could not go into court with clean bands. which le a prim* stipulation of tb• law. tboegb often h000red In the breach. So be let blamer be mulcted In raging al. Minos The event established Mary as the arbiter in her own coterie. She nest decided that a certain General Hast- ings would make an excellent sacridce oo the altar of justice -and to ber own financial profit ,The old man was a notorioue roue. of most unsavory rep- utation as a destroyer of inoocence. It wtui probable that be would easily fall • victim to the ingenuous charms of Aggie. As for that precocious dam- e/el. she would run no least risk of de tructlon by the satyr Geueral Hastings met Lingle in the most tesual way. 13e was captivated by her freshoess and beauty, her de- murenesa. her tgooraoce of all tillage vicious Straightway be set snares. He showered every gallant attention on the naive, bread and butter mine and succeeded gratifyingly soon In winning her heart -to all appearaoce. But be reined nothing more, for the coy creature abruptly developed most effective powers of resister:we to every blandishment that went beyond strict- est propriety. Flis ardor cooled sud- denly when Harris served • IDIMMODS 111 a suit for $10,000 damages for breach of promise. Even while this affair was still in the course of execution Mary fund her- self engaged In • direction that offered at least the hope of attaining ber great dewire -revenge against Edward Gil- der. This opportunity came In the pereon of his son. Dick. After much contriving. sbe got an Introduction to that young man. .Fortbwith she show- ed herself so deliciously womanly. so lotelligent so daintily femlnlost. so siugularly beautiful that the young men was enamored •Imost at once. The fact thrilled Mary to the depths of ber heart, for in this son of the man whom she hated she saw tbe !nitro - resat of vengeance for which she bad go longed Tet this one thing was so b said thl of CHAPTER V. I. ,,ping Within the Law. mANY'S heart leaped at the poe- 'Wiley beck of them three words. -within the law" She might do anything. seek any roeugs, work any evil, enjoy any mar ten' mi long IPA sbe should keep with- in tee law. There could he no 'pun- obreent tben Tbat was the lesson taught by tie captals in high thence ge *ss at pains always in his atupen- &els robberies to keep within the isw. To that end be employed lawyers of mighty cunning and learning to guide his steps argirt in limb tortuous paths. There, then. was the 'secret. Why should sle not use tbe like means? Why, indeed? Sbe bad brains enough to devise. surely. Beyond that ate Deeded only to keep her course moot carefully within those limits of wrong- doing permitted by the statutes. The sole requirement would be • lawyer equally unscrupulous and astute She took Joe Gerson tato ber confi- dence. Ile was vastly astonished at the outset and Dot quite pleased. To his elew this plan offered merely • fashion of setting difficulties to the way of achievement Presently. however, the sincerity and persistence of the girl won bim over The task of convincing him would hare been reeler had he himself ever known the torment of serving • term In prison Thus far, however. the for- ger 'had always esesped the penalty for his crimes. though oftlen tines to convletion. But Mary's arguments -were of a compelling sort as she set them forth in detail. and Gerson agreed that the espertment shotild be goad*. An agreement was made by which Joe Gerson and certalo of him more trusted Intimates in tie Underworld were to put themselves under tbe or- ders of Mary concerning the spbere of their activities. Furibermore, they hotel' themselves not to !Drag* in 107 desire's' herenesta without her content Agee. tr.n. was one ot the company t!.us constituted, but alte figured little In the preliminary discuselone. aloe* nclther Mary nor tbe forger had much respect for the Intellectual en tu4 bill 1 les he ot tadventuress, tbutieb theA y ppris- e. it. -1 to the full her remarkable pow- ers of intlitenclog men to ber will It %vas not difficult to dtx1 a lawyer suited to tbe neremolties of tbe under taking. Mary Detected Englewood Har- ris, an attorney. just in Abe prime of his tnental rigors. who pommeled a konwledge of the law only to be equal- ed by his disrespect for It Forthwith the scheme was set in tiP' srstion Ala !Inn step Mary Terser THE 1410N A 1, : GoDBRIOH : ONTARIO hot Op IMburaaesn- 411114 you mast Rot be sees epee Meg with blis.• Mary directed. wrib a cer take ski el entsmand sow become ha- bitual to bee amass the toesebtre el bey cation "My cosent. Ws. Agues Lynch moot be very careful r. See samocietes" H. just Hopped as to say lee bora tbe beet year be ever had." she ex- plained. With ottentations vanity. "How as UHL be when tds dead lbw sew le John streetr "Tbe dead liner Aggie scoffed. -Why. Jim hikes !ouch ovary day In OBER'S PRESS AGENT 6 T1111711MDAY. DalOnaisius 31, lad Illeisutesturer of -Oftle lei News Serie Is Gr. Hamann Who is the author of the astound lad reverts which come by wireito • from 001111DAny to Say trills, Long Island. tor asserIcan sossumptiou 'Phone 56 Preach Ambassatioe ot Weenie/00U Insists that they come by "t• loathy." It is Dr. Hamann, -the notorious bead of the PB ress ureau of the Ger man leoreigu Officts," se be woe titra, by Sir Zdward Oosbea. Britt/lull A!" hewed°, to Berlin. who sends out the daily wireless from the Patheriand, terrine of ItuagInary German victories and French. Belgian and British stro cities. The Press Bureau of the Wilhelm- rtrasse, over which Lir. Hamann pre- sides. has certain very definite ob- jects and duties in addition to other functions more or lees obscure. To the German °Metal mind journalists tall into three categories. There ara those journalists wilt. have been bought outright, 'hose who are anxious to keep on the right side of the Govern- ment and. filially, those, mainly the Berlin correspondents of the groat foreign newspapers, whose goodwill It is important to secure by flattering attentions The manipulation of Mese three classes of newspaper people involves a great deal of work. and gives the chief manipulator, as is easily under- stood, immense opportunities for in- trigue. That is why Dr. Hamann Ls at the same time the moot betel and the most feared man in official Ger- many to -day. He and his assistants, Iwo or three in number. liege to read sad mark, first, the whole of the 0--r- ni. ,eva 8 P. see dr- tedebir is y44 Whey. vital to her that e DO Of her purposes. not even to Jiggle though that observant person may have possessed stuipacions more or Imo osar tbe troth. ft wee sone such suspicion that lay behind her speech as. in oegligee, she sat smoking a cigarette, while watcb- int Mary, who was adjuitting her hat before the mirror of her dredging table ow pleasant spring morning. 'Dalin' up a wbole lot ain't your' Agee remarked affably, with that laz- ier a language which charactetiaed low natural moods. "I bare • eery important engage- ment with Dick Gilder." Mary replied tranquilly. ▪ Nice boy, ain't ber Aggle ventur- ed hesinuatinffir 'Ob. I supper* so," came the Indif- ferent answer from Mary as she tilted the picture hat to en angle a trifle more jaunty. ' 1 don't get you. Ninrf. Yee Dever weed to look at the men Tbe way yoe acted when you net run round with me. I tbought you sure was a out - reagens. And thee von met this yeasts Gilder -and- food night. nurser Wineeme Inereeenee. -His old man. irMii it* Cr tee • became a streteb for socoethieg you didn't do. Young lady of tobrosodeat end .. fortune, wbe bed boss with ber you tan rip with his eon like - come ihni. kiwis Lysol. it. eat "And yet yon don t understand!' was eboodowd. Ns steed vs. es 'Mere was scorn for i.och grow stupid- etertinent in the Pliaeties es Rivendde 117 In tnn 4"14"1 Tr4e. &Ire, in which the laden lived alone AggItt eboked • little from the cigar - with two maids to eery, them ette smoke as obe gave • rrooP wbos mime I. *be wedbbee. easpieleti of the tenth soddenly dawn - Gerson beg hoog, but Jim /4„ek web pembeasetr os ler slow IntellIgestio. rehired ter emendate of such an alit- -nu" Ilwr Het "4" eliti" la a Mice, lootook himself afar, to poetises, 1"7" skr/sk (nr nis rwilless datbertng of ether folit's wi•er rion.y - Is emit who es to wis wake h"nt mu* nptierinand Invsehle to the ism tp. 'wet woe Mary west on with es sothornative h• elleadd at it. sem to her vacs. "Whatever may be be few tootatter riveter's remelted be Islivress foss( Glider sod MI hl 10 r" 'Its so lamp mot sou mummy 'rum ettirtly say own affair It hes alms- esumuseatk. trnw tbb soyei testy Both*, to do with the rest off *inner of *neva.. is "ch Ina tape. yoe or with ewe sehreende for nosey Rirrig, ..i. ,..„,od eed mais bee asking And. whit le more. Agnes, 1 'vatlfiehrote statement se lie rite legall- "nt 1. know wind 7 ill of the nom fie.4.,,..pd A fter • eon talkiest la lbe public street yesterday Perfectly wool iweet-e or prowitto. 04Wia, with • onninos garkpocitat." A erenis says tbet tint weight et • elft 1" A et4:_.." "'lb.."'" 1"/"."." 4 aides thilenis fere chewed swab soul h Om and sevott-olltsewth oases. boo tuttflel *Avow Iv Ito eopreeeliso from • sty eagerurall to the avenge amporatfaa hamlet relit of court Mary devised a to senesoset siasell ineoh. I st Meter onberstossos. with -roti Iowa perfectly weft Mary TIIIP- I hilli..1 "Om. ef Ms le‘rrer 00 I. ow." *be cried flown/may. Viet 1 !be pries of diesiown. le eendeg I. /11 tb• Motel, lit ffafott- a ...sly mid • few woyel• ta peseta' 0 down. bet the sews will set efeet as keddiessed all ellw silP0M011 lle a my brstbor Min And he Mal se esin. spa psi* as If a mamma the 'limy* an important engagement with Dick Gilder." the Wall street Delmonico's And only yesterday be went down to police headquarters just for • little excite meat 'cense Jim does sure bate a dull life. Say, be told. me they've got mat at the door with 'Welcome' on It In letters three feet h(gh. Now. what do you thiDIC of that! And. ob. year she mothered happily. "Jim be lifted a leather from a bull wbo was stand- ing in the hallway there at beadquate tees! Jim sure does love excitement* Mary lifted her dark eyebrows ha half wanted inquiry. "TVs no use. Agnes," she declared, though without entire sincerity; can't quite keep tip win) your thieve), argot -your slang, you know, Just what did this brother of your dor -way. be copped tee coppers kale* Amigo translated. glibly. May threw out ber hands in a ger tore of dismay. Thereupon the adventuress instantly aseumed • most ladyllke and mincing Mr which 111 assorted with the cigar- ette that alt. held between her lips. '11. gently removed • leathern wal- let" she said sedately. "containing a Lune sum of money frora the coat pocket of • member of the detective force-- The elegance of utterance was initiiltably done. But in the next in - whet the ortUeary vulgarity of enun- ciation was in full play again. "Ob, ever- ses cried gayly "He oars In• spector Burke's got a gold wateb that weighs • ton, sn' all set with diamon'a which was eye 10•im by admirhe friends! We didn't contribute" -Given to him." Mary corrected. earth a tolerent "What differenee does It make?" AC - Oft demanded scornfully. "He's got It. ain't bet Just as soon as I get time I'm grata' after that watch -be neve mer "No, you are 001. You are under my orders now. And as long as you are working with us you will break Ws laws" "But I can't see"- Adele began to argue with the petulaoce et • spoiled child. "When you were working Mose did man newspapers for the Im.wr a Chancellor, as also to Perfo'Al the extremely delicate task of pr.-parihg and "arrar, "arranging" such newep .r 'Phone unarm •• may lie found suitable for t the Emperor's perusal. The daily 3 I 56 batch of cuttings sent up to the KsIser by the Press Bureau during the let few months would make extraordinar- ily interesting reading! Dr. Hamann' and his henchnten have to write in the Press Bureau the articles they are entitled to Insert In those German and foreign news- papers receivinz German subsidies Very, often these articles LIM) the form of -telegrams" dated from one or other of the foreign capitals in- tended to produce some carefully cal- culated effect. The modua operandi of the Press Bureau, with regard to its personal relations with journalists, Is as fol- lows: Every morning Dr. Hamann has an interview with the Imperial Chan- cellor and settles with him the tone of the reply to be given to journal- istic inquiries on the different topics of current policy. The -line" is then 111111110111MININIMMINI • Subscribe For The Signal Now and Receive a Beautiful Calendar • d7 8S0 Run nomIl Feeling kind of seedy, nervous and irritable? Cheer Up! TURNER'S you have • boons like tiller "Or etch clothes? Mad a an, did you bare safety from the pollee? I"No; hot, just t he ma me, I can't see" - "Agnes. the richest tnen to this coun- t try have made their femme, not. be - cense of the law, but In spite et the law. They mad* op their mteds what itbsty wanted to do sod then they en- gaged latryere caeca,- same% to, ebow !Mem bow tbey could do it sod still keep within the la w Any 000 with brains can get rich In this (vestry If he will elilPire the right lewyee Welt 1 beep the brains. and Harr% is @bow- ing me the law -the wooderful twist- ed low tint was made for the Melt. S ince we keep inside the isw we are seta "And now most h• off to a most import:est engagement with Kr. Dick Gikier." FAMOUS Made in Made in Canada Canada INVALID PORT The Songs the Soldiers are Singing win set yell nr. ynot feet aKa:n. "Buy it for Purity's sake" sold Everrwtscre Tee T c. tome • • xi.- OR. HAMANN passed on to Dr. Hamsn.n's hench- men, to assist hlm in receiving the Press, so that a sot reply is forth - cocain& generally In identical word to each inquirer. This, then. is the Intricate machin- ery over which Dr. Hamann presides. But Ms immense power dome not lie In these outward duties, but In the tortuous intrigues which he 'piss behind the scenes. At Me beck sad call he has innumerable servile tat - .lingers, who daily cool their hosts for hours In the anteroome ol the Wilhelmstrasse, anxious to curry fa- vor with their editors to obtain moms increase of the miserable pittance paid to journalists In the Fatherland, or scheming to obtain yet another decoration to tinkle musically on their manly bosoms. These tools he can use for inspiring mean little al, tacks on Mello diplomatists in Ber- lin or statesmen abroad who have crossed Germanrs path. Tall, pale, short-sighted and silent, unknown even to millions et his coun- trymen. Geheimrst Hamann, though actually only a subaltern official of the Wffkirsomara.:se. 411, meek, It is believed, to bring *boot the prissiest war. Mew anelent rano have bees Ilona nor the City of II•ries There are she a lbw roefors rano tbet wo1/410 twehost WW1& flatt. bed err 10 wee fgageombse. Hefty seal Mes die won et soross. Practical Motor C,ost The womin w'io motors much tuts found that the motor east without any furbelows and little thrombi', la the kind that she takes most cosallort ln. • long mat of heavy raw silk musses less than of say ether me beret and gray or tan, the colors that show dust least. ars the beet edgers to choose In a met of this kind. Tbe tree pictured le ee um mitten with buttons a hone, capacious pockets and Am-1CM air of comfort and elegance Making Seemewells Stick Where screws are driven tato "at wood and subjected to considerallid• strain, they are very likely to work loose and h is ones Teri Caked to inaki them hold. In such eases Uto ore of glee Is proStable. Make EMI ghee thick: Immerse • sash sheet half tbe else a tbe forme, sad pa It tufo the hole; them put ha !be senor aad &tee tt bone 0 IMMO aa pm - Spanish Steak Pound me -lia'f cup of dour with a half teampoon of salt into an inch thick, medium seed round steak. . Slice one onion, seed and chop two peen peppers. one clove of garlic, cit. ha three pit cos. peel and slice Or large toms:eras. Put Into skillet with two tablespoons of butter. Allow to cook slowly until It forms thick sauce. Turn sauce into bowl. Put two table- spoons of butter Into skillet Heat hot. Put In steak. Turn several times to D OW. When steak is brown add sauce Cover and simmer forty minutes. 2)0 not allow the sauce to cook brown; add a little stock or water as neeied. Serve Meek and Bauer in ceutre of platter With border of cooked rice With dash of curry powder. Escalloped Onions Select small. even -sized onions. Cook until tender, but not boiled to pieces. Drain and arrange in bakine dish anti add a little minced parsley. Cover with sence made with two cups cd milk put Into double boiler to boll. Rub to cream two tablespoons of butter with one a dour When milk is boiling add the butter and flour W ater*. Boll until smooth When this mance has been added te tbc 01000 sad Parolee put thin layer of ARUM& eenc_lttallow %mite In sows ustil crumbs. are brown. goat Relish Ms large oder.. put Into bolli.4 'USW, treoked until tender, talt,ng peel care stet to break the skis WIteli cooked pet Into clear cold water 1111i ellp off Set aside bed tribes elm* sot too line. Add tbr0 *UPI Cabbage cut is tartan IM' WSW 1111BUsr Over thesis put See NMI leligepoou a salt and allow Is eased tee boar Drain. Heat one quart et mIld vinegar with one asp of stessr and add ogle tearoom el W11014 spirts and osekalf cap of chop- ped sweet green pepper. Tern over beet and cabbage mixture. Randy for ime le two days. have been recorded exclusively on Coltunbia Patriotic Records 85c They incluteubtliwe.dif:forecwingords,selecwai 85c Each fit any machine. Each Your King and Country Need You 1, 85c Boys in Khaki, Boys in Blue Bravo! Territorials 1 Soldiers of the King I 85c Sons of the Sea t 85c Tommy Atkins Here's to the Day (We've Got a Mailed Fist, Too) The Trumpet Voice of the Motherland is 85c Calling Boys of the Old Brigade 85c Veteran Song Lord God Protect the Tsar God Save the King 85c La Mauseillaise 85c Vapiach Regimental March And All the National Hymns of the Allies. If yon don't know the quality of Columbia Rocords, we for advertising purposes only, supply you with onr damonstrstion double -disc record for thirty cents, intro - Maple Leaf For Ever and Hoene, Sweet Home "AKES PERFFCT BREAD You can obtain them and all other PATRi0T1C and POPULAR coLurtsuk DJUBLE DISC ReCORDS 30c 11 N, front W. H. HARRIS() I GODIERICH. ONT. H ILL AR u SO, N wit* - Annual Clearing Sale • Going On - :----Now AS is our usual custom at this season, all goods of passing fashion and all odd TOM% lots will be cleared out regardless of if‘if cost. . . . • • • • P.P rite McCall's Patterns and Publications MILLAR'S SCOTCH STORE 111111110111MININIMMINI • Subscribe For The Signal Now and Receive a Beautiful Calendar • d7 8S0 Run nomIl Feeling kind of seedy, nervous and irritable? Cheer Up! TURNER'S you have • boons like tiller "Or etch clothes? Mad a an, did you bare safety from the pollee? I"No; hot, just t he ma me, I can't see" - "Agnes. the richest tnen to this coun- t try have made their femme, not. be - cense of the law, but In spite et the law. They mad* op their mteds what itbsty wanted to do sod then they en- gaged latryere caeca,- same% to, ebow !Mem bow tbey could do it sod still keep within the la w Any 000 with brains can get rich In this (vestry If he will elilPire the right lewyee Welt 1 beep the brains. and Harr% is @bow- ing me the law -the wooderful twist- ed low tint was made for the Melt. S ince we keep inside the isw we are seta "And now most h• off to a most import:est engagement with Kr. Dick Gikier." FAMOUS Made in Made in Canada Canada INVALID PORT The Songs the Soldiers are Singing win set yell nr. ynot feet aKa:n. "Buy it for Purity's sake" sold Everrwtscre Tee T c. tome • • xi.- OR. HAMANN passed on to Dr. Hamsn.n's hench- men, to assist hlm in receiving the Press, so that a sot reply is forth - cocain& generally In identical word to each inquirer. This, then. is the Intricate machin- ery over which Dr. Hamann presides. But Ms immense power dome not lie In these outward duties, but In the tortuous intrigues which he 'piss behind the scenes. At Me beck sad call he has innumerable servile tat - .lingers, who daily cool their hosts for hours In the anteroome ol the Wilhelmstrasse, anxious to curry fa- vor with their editors to obtain moms increase of the miserable pittance paid to journalists In the Fatherland, or scheming to obtain yet another decoration to tinkle musically on their manly bosoms. These tools he can use for inspiring mean little al, tacks on Mello diplomatists in Ber- lin or statesmen abroad who have crossed Germanrs path. Tall, pale, short-sighted and silent, unknown even to millions et his coun- trymen. Geheimrst Hamann, though actually only a subaltern official of the Wffkirsomara.:se. 411, meek, It is believed, to bring *boot the prissiest war. Mew anelent rano have bees Ilona nor the City of II•ries There are she a lbw roefors rano tbet wo1/410 twehost WW1& flatt. bed err 10 wee fgageombse. Hefty seal Mes die won et soross. Practical Motor C,ost The womin w'io motors much tuts found that the motor east without any furbelows and little thrombi', la the kind that she takes most cosallort ln. • long mat of heavy raw silk musses less than of say ether me beret and gray or tan, the colors that show dust least. ars the beet edgers to choose In a met of this kind. Tbe tree pictured le ee um mitten with buttons a hone, capacious pockets and Am-1CM air of comfort and elegance Making Seemewells Stick Where screws are driven tato "at wood and subjected to considerallid• strain, they are very likely to work loose and h is ones Teri Caked to inaki them hold. In such eases Uto ore of glee Is proStable. Make EMI ghee thick: Immerse • sash sheet half tbe else a tbe forme, sad pa It tufo the hole; them put ha !be senor aad &tee tt bone 0 IMMO aa pm - Spanish Steak Pound me -lia'f cup of dour with a half teampoon of salt into an inch thick, medium seed round steak. . Slice one onion, seed and chop two peen peppers. one clove of garlic, cit. ha three pit cos. peel and slice Or large toms:eras. Put Into skillet with two tablespoons of butter. Allow to cook slowly until It forms thick sauce. Turn sauce into bowl. Put two table- spoons of butter Into skillet Heat hot. Put In steak. Turn several times to D OW. When steak is brown add sauce Cover and simmer forty minutes. 2)0 not allow the sauce to cook brown; add a little stock or water as neeied. Serve Meek and Bauer in ceutre of platter With border of cooked rice With dash of curry powder. Escalloped Onions Select small. even -sized onions. Cook until tender, but not boiled to pieces. Drain and arrange in bakine dish anti add a little minced parsley. Cover with sence made with two cups cd milk put Into double boiler to boll. Rub to cream two tablespoons of butter with one a dour When milk is boiling add the butter and flour W ater*. Boll until smooth When this mance has been added te tbc 01000 sad Parolee put thin layer of ARUM& eenc_lttallow %mite In sows ustil crumbs. are brown. goat Relish Ms large oder.. put Into bolli.4 'USW, treoked until tender, talt,ng peel care stet to break the skis WIteli cooked pet Into clear cold water 1111i ellp off Set aside bed tribes elm* sot too line. Add tbr0 *UPI Cabbage cut is tartan IM' WSW 1111BUsr Over thesis put See NMI leligepoou a salt and allow Is eased tee boar Drain. Heat one quart et mIld vinegar with one asp of stessr and add ogle tearoom el W11014 spirts and osekalf cap of chop- ped sweet green pepper. Tern over beet and cabbage mixture. Randy for ime le two days. have been recorded exclusively on Coltunbia Patriotic Records 85c They incluteubtliwe.dif:forecwingords,selecwai 85c Each fit any machine. Each Your King and Country Need You 1, 85c Boys in Khaki, Boys in Blue Bravo! Territorials 1 Soldiers of the King I 85c Sons of the Sea t 85c Tommy Atkins Here's to the Day (We've Got a Mailed Fist, Too) The Trumpet Voice of the Motherland is 85c Calling Boys of the Old Brigade 85c Veteran Song Lord God Protect the Tsar God Save the King 85c La Mauseillaise 85c Vapiach Regimental March And All the National Hymns of the Allies. If yon don't know the quality of Columbia Rocords, we for advertising purposes only, supply you with onr damonstrstion double -disc record for thirty cents, intro - Maple Leaf For Ever and Hoene, Sweet Home "AKES PERFFCT BREAD You can obtain them and all other PATRi0T1C and POPULAR coLurtsuk DJUBLE DISC ReCORDS 30c 11 N, front W. H. HARRIS() I GODIERICH. ONT.