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.422;

' wholesale prices.

‘timid. l l.

SATURDAY, To Meet Competition on t We Will Sell All Our

Men’s suits,boys’ suits, tweedraincoats; hats. caps. and men’s "furnishings at The buying public know thequality of our goods and also that we will give exactly what‘ we advertise. y‘

Come and get bargains. One day only

Saturday, May 1st

Men's Suits at wholesale, prices. wholesale prices.

Boys’

Suits at Youth’s Suits at wholesale prices. i Men’s tweed raincoats at wholesale prices, Men’s hats and caps at wholesale prices. Men’s and boys” overalls at wholesaleprices. ‘

All others goods on that day. at wholesale prices.

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Henderson & Cudmore, 101 Grafton St-

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THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN

IT PAYS to “buy in this Province.

isT- ANDREWS (SERVICESF- Iilext Sabbath, May 2nd. Service in bt. Andrews’ Church, Orwell zit ll at Orwell Head at 6.30. Sunday School at 5.30.

WOMEN‘! long silk and iisle gloves in white, black and brown. Special Saturday $1.00. White chnmolsette gloves 79c. White charnois gloves $1.59. Prowse Bros. Ltd. 7846-4~274i.

WOMENB gingham dresser; vai- ue tc $3.75. Special Saturday $2.89. Another line at $1.89. (Ihlldrcus colored cotton dresses sizes to 14 yenrs 98c and $1.25. Prowse Bros. Ltd. 8496-4-27“.

NOTICE-The Dunk lliver Rol- ler Mill at South Freetown has started up again utter being closed down over two months for repairs

to the dam. .8521<4-2S-2i

A sonar seams surr is A NECE8SlTV.—'l‘here‘s solid com- fort in being aihle to take one of

MURRAY HARBOR ciRcuir-i Services .\lay 2n.) White iSallds 11. Cape Bear, 2.30. liarbor, 6.30.

OUR 39TH ANNIVERSARV sale on May 1st. Buy here and help the Hospitals and Orphanngos. i'l'0\\'t-lt! Bros. Ltd. 8490-4-27“

WOMENS voile blouses. Special Saturday $1.98. Womeus pungce blouses reg $6.75 for $3.69. Prmvsc Bros. Ltd. S4ilIi-4-Z74i.

MANY STORES ARE SELLING THAT GINGHAM AT 35 CENTS And they camiot help it [he present price of the gingham is far more than our l‘l‘iiill pricc. \\'e have sold an enormous lot ofii this u-i-elt. While it lusts ,you can lmy for I15 t-eilil-i. lie. than factory price. Moore & JcLt-ud Limited tlilSil-dilU-Zi.

MASS MEET|NG.--All citizens are invited to Prince Eilward 'I‘iii-.- titre, Sunday afternoon next at 4 p. m. to hour Mr. Lou lluckley, General \'..\l.('.A. .\luritiini> Scc~ reiary spi-uk on “'i‘he boy in the Poinmiiiiltjv," l‘t tis OXllﬁlliﬁli nhc

',Tuxis Boys. and Trail Rangers will

Pawn“ new Bprlng Sims from Your ' form a choir. willie the Uiiariotte-

closet, not simply because they are

town Quuriettc (‘lub and hlr. tlhiis.

"w Bllltllleﬂﬂtbwluellle but lteﬁeunticiirio and m. minor Ilitcliit- will

they are extremely serviceable. ill

SCHOONER WANTED to curry coal to Newfoundland, St. Pierre. Prince Edward island, and Bras d’0r Lake. ports, on opening oi navi- gation. Shipping pier in a natur- ally sheltered harbour at Kelly's -Cove. cntrance to Bras d’Or Lakes Write, stating tonnage and rains. to Anglo Coal Company, Limited New Cnmpbollton, C. B.

7769-3-20ME36i.

will}.

Photograph: of nil all", film: to fit ntl IIII amateur camera are received iruh every week.

Moderate Prices Personal attention to Photography . m. Photograph!

i P; ‘n ||

Amateur

lrcndei" selections. All iuvitcd, si-r—

vice one iioiir. 8589 | PERSONALS

Mr, Aricmus Mnf-fittt. New Gins- gow, W115 a visitor to the city yes- nerdny.

.\ir. James E. Morriscy, oi’ 'I‘ig~ nisli ]lil.\S"f| thrnueh th" "Itv “"~' nestlriy returning from Earnsciiiio, after zitivnding the funeral of his broth-gr.

Mr. W. ii. V. Dunbar, assistant lﬂilfliliifl‘ o1‘ llank of Nova Scotlu re turned last night from n pleasant. Ilflliilill‘ trill to his old home in Guelph, (lutario.

Mr. and Airs. Jack McIntosh and fuinill’. ilishop. (‘.al., are spending a ri-w tuontlis with the formers

parents, .\ir. and Mrs. C. l7, Mclii- lush, Yivsttiriur-V.

‘To Send More Men To Foreign Fields

'I‘0R0.‘{'i‘.’l, April 2S.-—'l‘in= iforeign Mission Board of the Presbyterian Church, at its senil- annual meeting held in Knox College, ilecitieti on sending out ud- ditionai men to their foreign fields “ "Pa" ‘ * the number‘ of 3S, to (lid!!! ' (fhina. Korea, Formosa, .. nan, null ilrllisii Guiana. Ever," r~l'i'0lt will be uiadc to iinil well- qualiiietl ministers. teachers and doctors ll) fill the very urgent needs lt3|ll'l‘S('lll.(‘(l by [his lisl.

'I“vi- following apuoiiitmeiils were made 0i 11111199, who will go oul under tho Wonicirs Nlissioiriry Ste cicty‘:

'i‘o lndla—Miss Florence Ii. Grouciiyyll. A.. nurse, of Strass- burg, Szisk Miss Vera lliiil. nurse, of .\\’iiinip¢ g. .lau.; Miss llliirgarct 'l. Stmvari, oi’ Dutton. Ont.; Nllss (lwciiilolin S. Fraser, ll. A., oi‘ llaii- fax. N. S. . llouan. (‘hinzv-lliiss l‘). .\l. (laibrnith, nurse. of St. John. .\'. IL; bliss .\larg.'irel Mitchell. nurse, oi‘ Scotland.

To FOFIIIUSH-~§HSS Haig, of Stouifvlllc. Out.

To (‘liiiia-lhllss Ethel .\l. Duncan. of 'l‘ortmt0, Ont.; h s- ilcssie F. Duly, nurse, of lalllldJl. Om.

M Lirga rel.

Korea-bliss lvlirlziin I‘ nurse, of Middle MllfiilllOliﬁlltlll ‘l9 ' Alias Flsii- A Montgomery. -nurso oi Richmond Que.

Miss Mary iiedlngnum. daughter of Rev. A. P. Lctllnghnm, mission- ury in lndiinwas appointed to the lndia stall‘.

The following have hen zippoint- ed by the Foreign llllssion liouril:

'i‘o‘Ktirea—-llev'. R. M. Mcillullin, 0t‘ Kingston. Ont»; J. (Jordon Mc- ('nul, of Tortmto, Ont.

To liidln-dlev. Thos. Illllfkilllllfl, of Wdnnipcg, Mun.

To llonun, vt‘iiinzi———Rcv. Peter Mciformack. of Winnipeg, Man.

To Shuiitmig (‘liristlau Fuivcr- sity, (‘liinn~i‘rof. llarltiicss. formerly of flornwnil, Ont.

To Trinidud~ilev. J. E. Forlics. oi Nov‘ Scotlu; Miss Bessie-i‘. iBi-ntley. of Nova Scotlu.

Tn British Guiann—~ilov. (l. I).

ltinclaeod, of Prince Edward island;

Miss Agnes. Alillililllvlimll, ll. A., of

Aladoc, OnL, tieaclici", ttylloiian, t‘hiiia.

The Presbyterian (‘liurch iii (‘iiiiailu requires one iiiiiitircti and

sixty-four men to illi various posi- tions iii connotation with its over- sens missions during the next live years.

-Sevcral buildings, including hos- pitals, schools and residences were authorized for different fields from the Forward Movement funds. Tho amount llVllillllllt‘. for forelliiti mis- sions irom this fund is one-fifth of the. total, or ZFSOOJJOO of the $4.000, 000. $200,000 to be spent iii \\'. M. S. buildings audenuipment, and $600,000 for similar purposes under the F, hi, ll.

‘Members were present from all over itﬂiuuda, iuclutliiig lliiiifzix and villﬂfOLlYrl‘. ’i‘lit- outlook in all iiie foreign Ilvlils is (‘Xlﬂllliifly bright sincc the Orient is now eager for err rytiliing western.

--?-<0->--—— PRESENTATMIN TO THE NOVA

SCOTIA AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE

The (‘aiizitliaii Ayrsiiirt- llrt-rcil- vrs‘ Association have presented the Nova Scotlzi Agriculiiiriii Col» lege with a very handsome shield bearing ilii- following inscription: "Sweepstakes Prize for the iiiglr- est Score over all llrecds In tho lluiry Test a1 tho lvlurltimc Wiiiici‘ Pair. Amherst, N. 8., liliil. Won by Gartlrum lWhltc F1055 455252, for iiltlfl lbs. milk, 8.74 lbs. fut. ‘Score 270.97 points, owawtl by the Nova Seotln Agricultural College, 'l'ruro. N. S."

ln explanation of this, the Agri- cultural (lollego made a few eu- tries ut tho Maritime Winter Fair in December last with the nude-r- stantling that the stock would he placed as if ll were privately tiwn- ‘ed stock, hut thni. the prize inoni-y would not b" accepted by the College. Among the. animals so shown ivas a fnilr-year-tiiil Ayr~ shire heifer, Gardruin White Floss, bred by and the property of the Nova Scotlu Agricultural College. Nut only has ihis heifer proveu a grcnl producer, but she is a spien~ did type of Ayrshire. Since the llﬁﬂinﬂlllg oi’ the IELCUQUOH period.

_wll\irh commenced about gen days before the Maritime Winter brill‘ lwns held, this heifer, milkedlivici-

so-

:i duy except at the tiinc of tilt" Fair, his given up tu illarcii 1. an average of 5i lbs. of milk per day, testing 4.4 pL‘l‘\'\‘lil fallhiriiicrs’ Atlvncate. ~

MUTINY ON BOARD UNITED STATES VESSEL

BOS'l‘O.\‘, ant. zr-ciipiiini JJIiil Kistberg of the United States Ship- ping lloaid steamer Lake Wilson,

ivliii-h arrived here today frznii Cubs, denied published reports that a iiiuiiiiy lli'l'lll‘l"‘ll on baard

the vessel ll ‘Mctauzas on {he night of April l7, but‘ said the ll iubic was ticctisititicil by l5 uegin sis-ve- dorcs whom ho illscoveri-d taking; sugar from the ship. (‘uptnin histr berg said whcn he ordcri-il liie slevcilorcs from ilic ship oni-‘of them lunged at Iiim with a knife ‘but that .h<- struck the miiu dawn. 'l‘lic others. tlii-li rushed ill the i-Lip- tain who ran to his cabin and shctl a revolver. As he came out ll sieve- uori- lll‘t'tl at him. one bullet pierc- ing his cap and another his tri>iis~ crs leg and tin-ii they graliblcii. ll_v this time oilii-ers and nit-n of the crew hutl appeared uiid the sieve- iltiri-s tlllPllUtl lire, according to the Paliliiiii, wounding three of the crew. 'i‘iic light was stripped by the police who arrested the (‘upiain on i charge of nisiiiilt. (‘upiiiiii Kist- burg said after rcmalufig ‘in jail for tint-e (lays he unis given a hearing and rteleasi-il. 'I‘lie itingslioririiii-ii escaped. --<0}-—i-

lrisli-‘Worlrcrlsl ‘in . lingland Threaten I To G0 on ajStrike

LONDON, April 2S.—lrisli syin-- puthlzcrs hcrc today said they would stop traffic. in the port of Liverpool with their strike in Dro~ lost against the inipristniiiioiit of slnn Fi-iiicrg ill Woriiiwuorl Srrubbs and other jails, 'i‘iic strike prob- ably will be called tomorrow. lt was said the lrir-ih workers in Lon- don. (‘urdiﬁ and other (zities will strike simniiiiiii-tiiisly iiccorrllng l0 plan. (lfllcinls of Irish Self Deter- mination League in n statement to day predicted the release n! the

Serubhs hcforc ihc collapse o many more of tlicni. More than 170 prisoners still were ill Juli.

remaining prisoners iii Wormwood,

Shortage 0i Teachers isSatill Very Mrked

_OVER THE PROVINCE.

REG-INA, April 20.—Mr. W. J. M-v-Nccly. ui lll"I'l'iqi(‘lll’|‘S' i1;- r-haugc llrnzich of the Department of i-Iducatlon, states that with the

siecui -d schools within a weekl

tificuletl teacher, just released at each point is as follows: Regina. 4G; Saskatoon} 106; Yorkton, R9; Estevan, 3S; MOOSOIHIH, 29; Moose Jaw. 46; Weyburn. 22; Prince Al- bert, 40.

On May 7 tlierv will be another 112 "teachers. holding first and scconil class certificates, who will be released with the termination of tho normal school sessions at ilegitizi and Saskatoon. but these, also could all be provided, with schools now ii they were available, in vicw of the fact that there are at the present time in the Ex- change over 200 applications ‘for teachers from boards of trustees.

' Difficulty.

(‘onsiderzilblc difficulty is being experienced by the officials of the EXChllIlﬂP where trustees Insist up- on quoting salaries ‘on u monthly basis. The resiit is frequently n ilispuie between ieachtars and tru- stees as to whether a month should he construed as a calendar month or otherwise. ln the opinion of Mr. llicNecly nil salaries should be quoted on a ‘yearlyybnsis, the ‘year comprising 210 teaching dlyp. as culled for in the Act. Awsnlary‘

202 of tho Act henna". $1.200 for a your of 210 teaching days. Thus

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of $100 per month under section;

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l

if a teacer is not in charge for the u/hole year, but for say 180 teaching days, she would be entitl- ed to 180-210ths of the annual sal-

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The Salary Question.

Salaries offered in rurhl schools run as high as $1.500 a year, with free house and fuel, and the Ex- chniige has placed anuniber of

GRADU/LTINGTENCHERS QUICK teachers in rural schools at from ..LV GEi POSITIONS, AND THE $1.400 to $1.500 a year, although TEACHERS’ EXCHANGE HAS the average would be about $1,200. MANY APPLICATIONS FROM l BOARDS OF TRUSTEES ALL the money provided they can be

These schools are willing to pay

guaranteed u satisfactory teacher.

Several teachers now engaged iii other work have written to inquire what salaries were offered for prln cipais, ‘but there was nothing to offer them which would- induce

close of the iioriiiiil school srrssions the mto return to the profession. at various points iii this [province Several iprincipnls also live written on lliurtrli l2, there were 365 uaw asking for teachers released, but despite th-imsuiziry would be more commensur- fact practically every one of tiit-nilati» with the work done. Sonic dis-

positions whero the

trlcts only offer from $1,400 to $1.-

'l‘iie number of third irlass cer- 5 0 pet‘ nnxiuni for principals, wiin

ihc result that many of them are

deriving to take up other employ-

ment where they would receive better remuneration. if ‘we are to keep the best men in the profes- sion, it will be necessary for town and village districts to pny a. liv- ing wuge to their princpais. '

&RRw . Launch Ships

- (Special to The Guardlam) » LQNDON; April 28.—~’1‘he (Soundi- iuii Pacific Ocean steamship ser-

,vice plans this year to launch four liar e ships. three for“ the Atlantic

roue and one for Pacific trade,. Those destined for the former route are classed with "U" ships but will be 2000 tons greater thnn either the Melitn or the lMetagoma. Many improvements have been incorpor- ated into the new vessels, the first of which, is expected to make the water in June.

The Empress of Canada will pro- bably be launched in August and will start l round the world trip to the Pnclilc about March 1021.. Already- prncticllly all her accom- modation he, been reserved as the

new Empress is the last word ins‘

,n;.

comfortable travelling.

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Fighting ilreaits_ ‘ i _, Ilut m M I

(Dom. Prels Similil-l a sari ANTONIO, TGXllS. Avril - Fighting between Carriinzlsts ‘ rebels has broken out iii 141ml Mexico, according to advices " ed here today. Troops from federal garrison at. Vera (lruz W ordered to be rushed b)’ W“ ’l‘ainpico to the aid of Gent Francisco Murzulu. commander in the oil distrlcl ports here said Murguia “'08 pressed by the revoluiioiiists muiitled by General Arnuflo G0 and hizinuel Pnlnez.

ALVARADO OAPTURED BY l sts

(Dom. Pren Special.) WASHINGTON. April it" can rebel forces on Monday lured the town _oi Alvarado m1 Gulf Coast. south oi V015 ofliciai dispatches to the 5°" uient today said.

CHIHUHUA ALSO CAPTURE Prell Sltﬂm")

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(Dom. El, PASO. Texas. APT" he iiliua (‘ity was culitllfid by lb] rel-ion revolutlonists Within" n shed, representatives of the ‘ utionary movement I19"? ‘ w today. Rumors oi flsllll"! "n llllila (‘ity today were not 0° ed by representatives 0i ‘lion here.

Spanish Cabinet . ‘ lias Ilesi .

_____. PARIS. April 2a.~1\ Mrdflg patch today skid the Shim‘: inet had resigned. The r809! h formed Spanish cabinet vii?“ L ed by D. Manuel Allende Premier. ‘

CASTQ R l

For Infant: and Chum" In U» Fordvvf” f Always bean / / J’!

the

gnniure of

the Cain