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$15.00 for $10.00 18.00 for 0 ‘ 12.00

This is a good.; ~ Coat Bargain only 55 coats

in the lot

We are placing on sale today ~

the most attractive line of ladies’ coats at reduced prices; the best that has been shown here for many f

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years. This lot consists` of'55 l coats, ranging in size from 32 to

42, in tweeds, chinchillas,.curl 1

cloths and zebbelines. 'I` he coats a

are the proper length for this [_-,f

season’s wear. A few of the lines ""` / . _ are made with raglan sleeves. We _ l

have decided to clear these out at the prices here quoted. Samples

of these coats may be seen in our V .273 li J

window today. T' _

$15, Coats for $10

Only 22 Coats at this Price

There are 22 coats at $15.00 made from splendid

all-wool material, in brown, blue, navy and grey. The coat is well finished in every respect we are selling now at $10.00.

$18 Coats for $12

Only 15 Coats at this Price

Another very attractive_ line of which there are 15

coats. These are mostly silk-lined. _ The edges are finished with velvet piping, with inlaid collar of fancy plush. Full assortment of sizes can be seen today for $12.00, regular value $18.00.

$22 Coats for $15

Only '18 Coats in this lot -

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` There are 18 coats in this lot costing $22.00. The garments are beautifully finished d are well worth $25.00 This lot of coats on sale _today for $15.00, if you have not yct secured your Winter Coat we would advise you to look this line over as we are confident that the values will appeal to yo_u. _ _

As iliere are only 18 coats in this lot we would

advise you to call early.

HURRAH BOYS

More New Suits and New

Overcoats too _

See how 1 look

in my New Suit, the best yet, a new lot just like this illustration, come along Boys and

get Suited at $5,

We have just received from

one of the largest boys’ cloth- ~ ing factories in Canada a lot of new trappy suits made in

‘_ ~ the new Norfolk Style, plait-

‘. edback; blooiner pants. Pat-

/__ terns are mostly m brown

_ 'T "" tw_eeds and w<i£'5st5ags.$6'lg)ia 088 .1`ll18¢ - » - i

£2100 and $8.00. ' _

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cent issue. a remarkable article “Watch Russia," in`whlcli -in reply to the question, What has Russia dune-it points out that she has marched and counter marched ov-

er vast tracts oi’ country, taking great cities andfortresses, C losing and retaking them; has hunted the Turk!! over 'the in Caucasus; has kept up continuously the wastage of the ll German ariny, and kept a great force away from the west. 15

Moreover, although some of her regiments had only one ance. .The zovemment of the Inland Province took its' rlile for every three men, she has kept her armies unbeat- co en, and drawn the Austrians and Germans farther and if farther from their base into a difilcult country with the win- D ter coming on. John Bull asserts that the Russians arei 1° never so dangerous as when they are rolling backwards, d

_ for they give today that they may take back a double D

handful tomorrow.. The Germans. it says, are marching 9| into a world that ere long will be whltewith winter's lfilllllllll |01' N16 G0Y8l'llllI°l\t llld 101' the auto-owners, mantle. and of the Germans now on Russian soil vast num- B _

bers will never return. The concluding paragraph is as - l ‘

follows: ' Th

"Watch Russia. She has been hurled out of Prussia l"'°°d- N°m1°" *fe "19 |"*‘1d°l’l-" l _

like a storm-; she will come hack with on car-ihqinrire crash, ---_-_.._ -_ _ _-_

_ and Germany will deserve her fate. She has degraded war

to the level of wanton murder; she has cruciiled chivalry, crippled human progress, dishonored humanity, and lhroned infamy on high; she has loosed the forces of lust and lawlessness, and made the sanctity of home of no

` account; on her brazen brow she bears the brand of the _ beast; her hands are red with murder; her bayoneta are l blunted on the breasts of undefended peasants. Poland ig

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'_ and dishonored by the contaminating touch of the rgiighgr;

Belgium bleeding from every vein-her people shsmbled or driven, like; sheep: without c. shepherd, into homelegg exile; her fields devastated. her commerce blasted, the 'flower oi' her manhood moulderlng in heroic graves. But.

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sian lnowe ehdlibti the winding-sheet of the K\iser’s hosutzi

parryiug the questions of the compullofylurvice advocat-

es in the House of Commons. Theleador of thine ll Cap- _

tain Guest, who, it will be remembered made aadramatic

appearance in the House of _Commons in tbe._gprlug and . ma he hoe como an-occ from tiiofzreaohu so toil the -I House that they must have more mea and more munitions ,it they were to count on success. Al Captain Guest hid been attached to the headquarters 'stall _ol llrulohii _ French, it was gcnmiiiy accepted tim hs hilaidla-ecth `

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MONDAY, -OCTOBER 4» 1915. . ~

York some cnrping criticism! BDDGUUI 'ln-‘ cuudhnl

Liberal newspapers, including t,he.Pntrlot. Now that the

comparisons are possible and those have been .'“PP“°'l `

siuiiy placed in New vorir by the A11s\<>F`f°l\°l* °°“\‘f mission with the issue ot,$45,000,000 H1140 by 10° Um'

the latter was negotiated upon a moat favorable basis

tionally;hlgh,.lt'a.|no.shows that the Canadian loan was

commission on the Canadian loan was threequarters of

were offered to the public at par and 99% respectively The Anglo-French notes are being offered at 198 to the public, the underwriters getting them at 96. which is the

The net cost of the Dominion's money was 5% and

5% per cent. upon the two and one~year notes respective- ly. The cost to Great Britain and France is a shade under six per cent. or to be exact, 5.96 per cent.

lt is to be bome in mind that the credit of both Great

On the London market the Dominion securities have b

Dominion had to pay 41,5 per cent. The result of the

loan and the adyaniage which resulted to the Dominion

ations were entered upon. 3 Our correspondent in Saturday‘s issue indicates that

another loan will probably be floated, tliis time a purely domestic one in which everyone who has any spare money may find a safe and profitable investment. When

similar experiment by the Imperial Government in Great H Britain. ' ` "` ` ""“ `

WATCH RUSSIA

"John Bull." the well known British Journal has, in a re-

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London nomgouuai. M__,____m_i_ ul

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n.¢.|iq`uii..- tbl., _'nomo mor or in ,mn sc the prom: mcwrhono us

‘negotiated ou'a"vofy_ low commission basis. The commis- xt

sion paid on the AngloFrench loan is two per cent. Tho- mean 8 minion men in the nxhuns mm A swan] is

one DB1' CQL __ il - _ ‘ _ 4 _-The 'rate of interestiin each case is tivo per cent. in

“D011 U16 l10!€8- The D0ll1ll\i0l1 0110 N14 l~W°’Y°°*' '”°l°° the course of a year. Couaiderably over, for the infantry

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Britain and France is the highest in the world. a

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onounllotthaaripyutimntuhltlilbli andthe

round USING. but tlldyshowtlilt tboreuultlfortho

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ff- nr-my iigni-so of 2.700.000 or therqlboutu we have flrtlil' W' i i ' _ ~_ enact permuieutlooaot3Be.Nl,cr outotthe

MR. _ " ;1__,33“c,;u(|¢, mr up ug Aunt 3:~1||5_ inn"

__ otiinir3.450 . . .2,3oe,00onrterrock¢ming

at the time the Cwldilll 1°!" 'U '*°°l°°°._‘“ N". _inline lick. on is who porzsiiiiiia that the nriiror viii hc aaa

lysed closely on smne mture oeeulomfliut this is the

weekly vhislr were '=°v‘°4 "ld ‘°“"”’°° "‘ “‘°" °.‘ “‘° nearest that we can como to them on mo into miiiiuoe

the Prime Minister. and on figures already published.

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Anglo!-‘rench loan has been floated in the ohms market., 'V The question "mn 81,85' ho' mm’ U, wand. in

m, .

didereut camlll-tml now in progress, whether these

' .0 by our Ottawa c°rf°=P°1=d°“'- 0'" °°"°°P°”“°”* "'_““’ nnriihai-r are enough _for victory; me what anno wui he V A comparison between 111° 1°" °‘ *5°°~°°°»°°" "‘°°°* nssasa in maintain in the ima the nnmben mamma-

by the Government for the year 1916’ The Journal des

od .

Debate has recently announced that our aggregate

ister 0! Finwce ill NEW 7°* in 5'3"” last' °h°"’ th' strength in France is a. million men, md we have no par-

lar reason to quarrel with this ilguro lt must be at

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and 111°* 9°'l“d“’B "ell" "1 _*"9 ““““°‘“‘ "°"“ 1° °‘°°'* in, some time remembered that out or mn division or

20,000 men in the aggregate there are only 12,000 bayonets

use ' '

T00 rate

the most and that an aggregate of a million does not

rtunnto lf, with a million men in the aggregate he can

half a. million bsyouets at the front A million men the aggregate require over a' million men for drafts in

nire drafts of 200 per cent. according to the present of wastage, and it is dlillcult' to understand why Cap-

ln Guest's statement on _thls,s_ub1ect surprised some

price the AngloFrench Governments will get tor the loan. members of me Hou” of Common; ` '

GERMANYS URGES ' ,

The recent boast thllt Germany has_the men as well

s the money to continue _the war iudetlnltely. will not

B81' C1088 scrutiny. says an exohange.~ In the earlier

been in the past on an interest basis ot $5 of 1 per cent. stages ol me war it was `p'i°'“°l'°d"u'°t Germany w°“ld

above the Imperial Government. That is to sayyhwhefu the It 2:3 180;; bethnlrnslally clésphig “nd “ned N’ death* imperial Government could get money at 4 per cent. the Bt 8 a B e may B e l° be” the °"°“°ml°

rain longer than she can stand the wnstage of human

Anglo-French loan' negotiations are regarded here as aiu- material’ which has been recklessly incrmced in the ply demonstrating the"wl.sdom of the Canadian New' York emo" to get B decisive mum ‘Kunst some °n° °f the

tente Allies. Mr Hillalre Belloc, one of the most widely

ln successfully' placing it before the Anglo-French negotl- quoted of English mmurxwrltem’ estimates th" °"lg"m"y

ermany and Austria had 12,000,000 men who could ‘become

oldiers. 'I-‘ive millions of them have been killed or

unded or put out of business 'through other means.

Five million and more are now guarding the various ron ‘ ‘

tiers. That means that not more than 2.000.000 men

rs i rv _ H .

criticism was offered to Mr. Whitefs New York loan, we Er télorgii ‘Tot s;:°inu\?:f)'ldt'°°r's that gm :mt mmm” then anticipated that a domestic loan would follow. and - 8 d B as e mt °°“ple

, of milll . G _ _

we feel coniident that it will prove as successful as the such ,rms mfrgggyhzgdaA;;::1;gl>mi;rn§lfrm!l>:i`l.1aisa::>n

eflikens the- lastrescrye of an army to, pouring treacla

out'of a. jug, and he reviews military history to show that

i'*-0-#-- when a natioiisgets down to the last of her men she has

already lost. The first armies have already gone, and

that. he says. wasthe position of Germany a month nga,

With the turn in the tide of battle in the western zone She had hundreds oi’ thousands to draw u n. She a n

anxious eyes are now turned towards Russia where the millions. Her millions have been spentim Her billllsdhagh hosts ot the Czar and the millions of Germany,and Austria `_g and Turkey are swaying backward and forward over a 0 thousand mile battlefield. Our despatches for some months ll

past have told of Russian reverses. ot the rolling up and may be as near as Germany and Austria to the last of her thc crunipling up of the Slav wave that, a year ago, was I' within measurable distance ni’ Berlin. And we pitted "I-\00r W Russia" and had almost concluded that she was no longer BB

a factor ln the great war. ln this we were sadly mistaken and. Germany, if she thought Russia was crushed, was ter-

ribly mistaken.

on,e. She is down to her loose change, and she is pposlng an enemy who has still the bank notes to lay pon the table. To this it can be added that, while Franca

eserves. Great Britain still has armies in the making, bile Russia has mllloins who will be available as fast

they can be armed and equipped,

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__ “A MOM_EN'l`0US ELECTIDN”

_The Saskatoon "Prairie Farm" comments thus sar-

sstically en our recent election: "The elections ‘dust held

Prince Edward Island should not be allowed to pass

nnoticed by the chronlcler ot events, even if the world

hnsylng itself with weighty questions oi' war and lin-

urage firmly in both hands-perhaps we ought to say firmly grasped the steering gear-and n od to the

- lineal

eoplo on the momentous and epoch-marking question as

whether automobiles should be allowed to run three

sys a week or not at all. as hitherto. A triumph for rogrosa has been recorded. Henoeforth autos will be lowed to run on the Island on half-time. Thi! is a

ooze is not allowed to run there at all

This will not be such a halfmeaaure as it seems. e Island is only 110 miles in length, and nog ng |||

railing her hair in the dust like a widowed' woman, shamed _

he werewolf isln the tolls' the trap is cloein the i

"Watch _$_uss|a!_" - `

_». Mi-,',-,Aoquith is having a busy tlmia answering or

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mouncemeut, and the llrlt irilltl |#_` Kllpillafaa. A v~ ‘_ ` ‘ - , _._ '__ , zgrcat revival 'in recruitilgdld la- _ " ‘ " ' ‘

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