perfeet t to be particular about es, for a woman's foot is nt to be « What coul 8§y than the patent button herve shown? Note . the Ap to the graceful lines, a Ge. prottily clad. i the, smart; Ppearan o wonder the Invictus Shoes give pleasure and gunfort to the wearers The Sawyer hoe Store | be more dres- At a meeting of the Board Health on Friday afternoon the fol- lowing amendments to the present regulations governing the milk sup- ply for Kingston are to be present- ed: 3 : All parties or persons who deal, trade, deliver, or disiribute milk or Heream to any public or private insti- tution, hotel, restaurani, bakery, con- fectionery establishments, - corpora- tions, houschelder or private citizen within this' municipality shall first gecure a license from the city elerk upon payment of one dollar and coni- plying with the required regulations as laid down by the local Board oi Health and medical health officer. Said license shall be void twelve months after date of issue, but shall be renewed on expiration of same to parties complying with sald regula- latiohs.: Parties or persons applying for license shall be required to fill out the printed form herewith attached. Dealer's - name; address; if in county, post office and "phone mum- ber; number of carts delivering milk; number of cattle supplying milk; do you purchase any milk from farmers or other dealers? Give names and addresses from whom you secure supplies; have you a mechani- cal milker? names of parties who generally perform duties o do you ever wash the udde Are there any running streams of water on your property or small pools that the cafile would have access to when grazing? Give veterinary's name signs. J to 60¢ a vard. to $4.00 per pair. 1 and Shoes. Rugs, all sizes, prices $7.00 to $20.00, latest de- Linoleum, the best English quality. Tapestry and Chenille All kinds of table lincn, 33¢ to $1.25 per yd. Full line of Men's and Boys' Clothing, Boots Call and get our prices Price, 40¢ Laée Cwitains, from 50¢ befort buying. Cash or on Time You can select twelve records at at wn you o toni milking; olir stock when sick; are } oh te of this dairy? If not give hames of partners or mem- pers of company. After filling out the above form the dealer shall also present a cer- tificate from a qualified veterinary .surgeon cemifying that his cattle are {free from disease, and sound. Any of the herd found defective the veterinary shall state specifically the nature of trouble, the age of the animal and breed of same. The above regulations to become effective fifteenth day of June, 1911. Any contagious diseases breaking out in the hothes of license holders, or' among his hired help, in such cases the medical health officer at Kingston, Dr. A. BR. B. Willlamson, must be notified at once, Stringent Regulations Every milk cart or conveyance de- livering milk within the city shall ba thoroughly cleaned twice a week dur- ing June, July and August, or oftei- er if required, during the winter months as often as shall be required by the sanitary inspector. Small measures and cans must not be left lying at the bottom of the waggon, these must be placed out of reach of the drivet"s feet. Remove all the cans and frames and flush sout thel front part of the waggon when clean- ing. j The sanitary inspector will exam- ine the waggons frequently and deal- eri found not complying with above regulations will have their license cancelled until such times as the Waggon or conveyance is passed upon dition. It is to the vendor's interests to see that all containers, measures and utensils are thoroughly scalded be- fore starting out on the daily deliv- ery. Keep the milk as cold as possible and well covered after milking. Dirty barns and stables, 'unclean udders, cobwebs, all tend to give dirty milk. Keep your stalls clegned 4 out, such conditions are productive 5f poor milk and will show barn dirt wk ination when tested out. he inspector will take samples from the delivery carts and convey- ances and pass the milk through hig dirt tester in the presence of the vendor or his servant and determine at once presence of any foreign bodies (barn dirt). Samples of milk running too high in barn dirt contamination will not pass. Vendors.yill receive fair warn- ing to clean up. If inspector finds samples still show high percentazo of foreign matter on secand test, vendor's license shall be cancelled until such times as the milk is satis mactory and is passed upon by the medgeal health officer. All milk. delivered in this munici- pality must conform to milk regula- tions now In force as to solid and butter fat contents. No bulk milk or cream shall be carted, delivered or sold in this muni cipality to any household or private family or citiden on and 'after the first day of October, 1914. - All milk or cream debvered t(o householders, private family or citi- zen, must be delivered in proper 'sealed standard measure milk bottles, on and after the first day of Oétober, 1914. Vendors and dealers having con- tracts to supply hotels, restaurants, LE "ioneral il re keep everything [then each of these as being clean and In a sanitary con- |. 85¢ and take this $45 Jewel Colum- "bia, making a total of $565.20 CASH, OF else pay us on terms to suit you. ¥ Talking m want. chines sold A DOLLAR A ome and select what you Pianos Our stock of New Scale Williams Pianos is worth seeing be- fore you buy: You are not under any obligation. Way and sea how easy our terms are. ] Hn 5 30 p. m., and from 7 p. m. 'till 9 p.m. See them any- Stere from 9 a.m, open p THE NEW SCALE WILLIAMS PIANO AGENCY FR Cote, Manager, = 35 Montreal Street. Er ---- ee ---- June Black o or grey Llama coat, white or pearl grey vest, stripe worsted trousers; up-to-date Selection, | 'Prices right. Tit gilnranteed. Ee boats, trains, public and private in- stitutions in quantities of not less than one per imperial gallon are ex- empt from the above regulations. No vendor or dealer shall®allow any ice to be placed in his milk or cream for cooling purposes after milking or when delivering same in this municipality. No milk or cream shall be carted, dalivered or sold in this municipality | containing a bacteria count of more than 200,000 In winter months or 400,000 in summer. No manufacturer, maker, dealer, confectioner, ™ restaurant', or hotel within the municipality shalloffer for sale or give any frozen mixture of milk and cream or pure cream show- ing a bacteria count higher than that al sét forth in the above regulations. No manufacturer, maker, dealer, confectioner, restaurant or hotel | within this municipality shall offer (1 for sale or give any refrozen mixture of milk or cream, or pure cream, that has once become semi-liquid or liquid. The inspector finding any such condition shall confiscate the same and, summons the oftenders before the police magistrate under the Pure FOR STOMACH TROUBLE John WW, Skillen or of Siddéy," Ohio, Has Found qa Remedy. Fxperts declare that the reason stomach disorders are so common in' this country is due to hasty and 'areless habits of eating. Stomach troubles' and ru-down, conditions us. ually go "together Ohio, John W. Skillen, of Sidney, says: "I had a bad stomach ry and became so weak that for vears, 1 could hardly walk or do any w ¥ aPbatite gd poor, amd it seemed get any relief. Since pos Vinol Fa find a remarkable im- aH in my health, and I have woight. I would not be nol." Yinol makes weak stomachs ¢ Heenuoe it Seong strengthens and tones uj , tirtll* and 'o 8 ns.' Vinel weakest to- the tig a Vinol with the un- sd honey will be rf ot hood, "Shag in fe ERA SR It Mog the orig fiterest rang of clean." {8 $. Milk is on Badias for the on i 'bacteria "formation touch to it tends 16 increase germin- ation, one little cell splits. in tw) and 56 on, the o Hpi 'with whieh this goes: on - can Ire sisting on your preml It is not the 'intention of tlie Board of Health to wage war on the milk ditions as they should he, and what every ate ie vendor knows is dairy schoals of the county and puh- lications sent broadeast by the "de- Drain off all small pools of water from your pasturage fields, keep the nant water. ; A small can of "creolin" for disin- around your barn is money well spent. A few ounces in a three-gal- the stalls and barn floors will work wonders. open pails during fly season; cover same at once after milking and store nv GOVERNMENTS 4 oF GERMANY cultivi kaowi.' Every dirty utensil you 0, divide in two do a great deal s sod in the Nandting of your supply. @ vendors, but simply point out' con- being impressed upon him by the partment and private publishers, stoek from drinking filthy or sthg- fecting and keepingidown foul odors lon pail of water sprinkled around Don't leave your milk exposed in in as cold a place as Hace a4 posible. ? AND FRANCE. Fear Intention 1s to Hold Customs Houses Until Debt Is Paid -- A Serious Crisis for U. 8. Washington, May 15.--Following a refusal by the United States to. agree. to a suggestion, of internation- al control of the revenues of Haiti, the governments of Germany and France are believed by 'officials here to have determined to adept their own course with 'reference to the collection of meney due te Germun subjeets and French citizens by the Haitien republie. In official circles the fear is ex- pressed that these two European na- tions intend to assume '¢harge of Haitien customs houses with the pur- pose of holding them until sufficient revenues have been collected to sal- isfy the German and French 'holders of 'Haitien bonds. But in other quarters, regarded as to speak with authority, this ida is rejegted as impossible; ! ' In the view of United States offi- cials, a 'serious problem confronts the government in connection with Haiti. These officials are 'inclined to believe that it is nearly as grave as the Mexican crisis and even more pressing. Though tha United States has not determined What it 'will do to avert possible European control of Haitien affairs, with all the dan- gers involve a guituition the chances are iat Tue @umatter will be 'adjusted be an arrangement be- tween the government of the United States and Haiti for the colléction and distribution of Haitien revenues by the Americans. Information obtained here to-day from officials familiar with the whole guestion is in accord with the state- ment of the German foreign office talied by a corresposdent that Gor- ny some time ago had joined with hy on European goverminents in re- ii to' Washington 'that the interests of European countries in Haiti were so large that no scheme of 'reorganization or control of Hai- tien affairs would be acceptable un- less taken under international aus- pices. But, while this government rdorstants that the 'erediter ~ na- tions of Europe are inclined to be in- sistent on such proposed joint con- trol of Haiti's revenues, there is some reason to believe that the proposal will be modified so ds ta leave the United States free to follow in Haiii the course it has so successfully fol- lowed in San Domingo. However, the present situation has developed through the refusal of the United States to repeat the San Domingan undertaking in Haiti. There is much confusion, evea in the minds of officials, over the pres- ent status of Haitien affairs with re- ference to the heavy debts of this co uropéan bondholders. One group of officials is positive in | the assertion that the French and German governments propose that there should be a joint German, French and American "control of |- Haitien revenues. Others under- stand, however, that the proposition was not positive in that direction. But whatever the actual 'character of the foreign proposals, no doubt re- mains that American officials believe that Germany and France contemplate taking control of the Haltien cus- tom houses and collecting the reven- ues to satisfy the claims of their na- tionals. FLEE FROM SUPPER. Howse Sinks nto ¢ Cavern as Fami. yr : Sits at Meal illiam Perin, Pa. . May 15.--Whe ry thredtelied to end fo 1a Whos vd oe he FS der, their Bond: 1 . otk Right was hi, Berns, oe ud ninde + Jasty exit, think- Sicilian 'earthquake had cr ed the Atlantic, 4 - Old workings of the William Penn colliery 'had caved in the front portion of their © and fropt yard to a of Seventy. five fest end fifty feet foun ling "the " house from ils ons So Teaving it an the yawnimg breach, Pictures. were: ro es ftom walls and dishes | tv hi ew w fore the cave- in a children aymg on the doy spot: 'that sank nto the mites. 85 bo $2.50 ---- boys' straight pants suits for at Roney's sale. SA te ess about | water. Ran In To " oy rg Houby™s Hate. t Lat ite Rose Hour fo get ' best Rar k, Cream, Butter and Ice Cream Price's Dairy Office 277 ry St. - Phone Bs Ch to the great' jewellery sale at Dutton's. The Mormon church has established a confergnce. in St. Johns, N.B. $10 boys' three-garment stralght pants' sulfa for $3 at Romey's sale. The outlook is dark for the peach erop this year in the St. Catharines district, °° Some one estimates that Americans vearly spend $320,000,000 for soda 'Montreai- police departinerit is, to have 200 more men and ten addition al ective. Anderson's meats satisfy. They are Eo ak taken care of in a sami tary At Hunter f the people fear a doublegirowning off the wharf as a canoe Was found empty. - quality of White Rose flour nev- varies, Word from Atlantic City™states the death of Senior viee-President William Wainwright, of the G. TR. R. B. Bermett, MP, in a slashing attack, charged that the CNR. left a "train of corruption." $6. _Loye three-garment straight- pants suits for $3, at Romney's sale. A detective, fails to locate Moves, Inte president of the Ontario West Shore railway at Algonquin Park. Federals = will likely blockade Cam- pico; federal punboats ean prevent the rebels from obtaining needed supplies. The extra quality of Dairy School butter makes your meal enjoyable. A car of western beef on sale to-} morrow; eight expert meat cutfers to look after your orders. Anderson Bros. : King Gustave, Stotkholfn, has com- plotely recovered from the effects of the operation 'for ulceration of the sto- mroh, Two arrests wore 'made in the Hon- oy Harbor murder case; a body was found on April 6th buried in a man- ure pile. 'Wigh-élass 'songs, Home in the West," ton's. The new -Hamburg-American liner Viterland started on her maiden voy- age Friday." She is the world's larg- est' vessel. Make every meal sure--Dairy School butter will help vou. Creat' gacrifice sale of jewellery, bracelets, rings, tie pins, cuff but- tons, etc., absolutely half price. Dut- ton's removal sale. Music! For the week only Carrie Jacoh Bond's "God Remembers When the World Torgsts,"" 25c. Dutton's, annosite Doers House, Gadirev Langlois, member of the leo- isloture for St. Touis division. Mont- real. has heen appointed by the! pro- vireial cabinet as representative of the province in Belgium, with resi- dence in Drussels. One Day---Clean-Up Sale Saturday MEN'S SUITS, $12.00 | $18.00 SUITS FOR $12 FOR $7.50 -- Here's ~--Our $18 suit is fig- » the triest hargain you ured very close to cost' by dozens on Satur- at $18.00. At $15.00 day. - We hate to eut we re giving 1t 10 yon the price so low but at less than cost. It's a suit worn by college for consistency 's sake we offer your choice men. A splendid range cloths for con twelves for of colors and Jovs' 2 piece Suits, bloomer pants, high grade, blue serges and tweeds, regular 36.00 "Little ete., 3b6e. Gray Dut- Boys' Norfolk Suits, bloomef pants, in twee ds. Regular $9.00 MEN'S FURNISHINGS Mon s high class shirts, perfect goods and perfect fitting goods, ranging from 75¢ to $1.50 Men's Hats, very latest shades, colors, Satiir- day $1.75 Men's Balbriggan Underwear, 25 to 50e per garment Big assortment of up to date ties, all prices. 'BOOTS AND SHOES Ladies' Shoes in Oxfords and Pumps, tan, gun metal, patent, high and low heels. Saturday Louis Abramson The Store Where the Styles Come From all I Try Our Limerick T imerick hams and bacon, est ham and bacon in the Andersen Pros. the 'n- world, at | radasnan A Ra Anaaanss YOU PAY LESS HERE The Coat House | MENDELS | The Suit House Half Price Sale Saturday préferable to satisfying.) SUITS AND COATS EE eee. 125 Exclusive Suits 126 The balance of our suits must be cleared at once. We quire the room, and need the money. Here is your golden opportunity to procure TI] style at far less than Boe of manufacture. No reserve. Rre suit must go. First come get rai 3 Scion tis api gp on ntee new s Spri 1 marked in plain Pe Saturday Half Price 40 Spring Coats 40 Tweeds, Serges, Brocades, Fancy . Silks, Crushed Velvets, Black Silks, Figured Ratines, etc., all the ver date styles, Saturday HALF PRICE $3.95 50-Girl's Reefer Coats50 $3.95 Fitting ages 8 yrs. to 14 yrs, made from fine serges, in navy and red shades with fancy double reverse collars, Saturday $3.95 Each aturday Millinery Bargains ) "40 Trimmed Summer Hats' at $3.49 Each In the very newest summer styles, just received Wednesday last. The values ar are $6.00 to $7.50. We at a. price to clear in a they last aks your 250 Buriches Flowers 250 at 25c Each A complete manufacthrer's sett 'of sample flowers Sus received and will be ready for turda selling. Values gular unge. om 0c bo 5a or a sale oo pick, your choice SATURDAY 25c EACH Sutidey $3. 49 Each Be on hand early--get first choice. Watch Sa Saturday's Whig For Special Announcement See Our Widows MIENDELS see tur Windows Kingston's Onl ly Exclusive Ladie's Dany Store 132-134 Pineess Strat 1. 1 0'Comor, Manage, Pio 532.