HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1897-07-09, Page 6ilAtingtlant tucks
FAIDAV, .IflLY e less
.+.,..10,-.0000
1)FTkl4'TI1'l: 3I alrt):,IICI', WHILE ARREST -
ism AN vs, OONVIor . UAIN sRlor--
-1 Tuituasu \Fuss'',
�i'infl .rr Ont, July 2n0.
Mai1JUty, who Wit shot at Belle
River a .caw t eeke ago, while trying
to arrest the Chatham bau'glilrs, had
another close call in Windsor this
aft; moon.. While arresting an ex -
convict named Edward Welsh, who
bloke jaiI at Kingston over two
y e ata age, white serving a three
gest ; Sentence: for burglary at F:ssex
Welsh secreted -himself in the house
of an Italian fruit vendor iia Wind
ser on Tuesday night last, and when
the Italian entered ho sprang upon
hila and assaulted hint so that there
are doubts of his recovery. Mahoney*
hits been on the bruit for llfte ever
since, and this afternoon, in com-
pany with try.) detectives from
Detroit, and Patrolman Jackson,
entered the house of Nick Stevens,
where they had reason to believe
they: would find their man. VVelsli
was secreted in an outbuilding, and
when 'Mahoney approached Welsh
fired, the ball grazing Mahoney's leg
passing through his pants. Welsh
was quickly overpowered and locked
up. He served a terns in Ringston
for burglary in the Nipissing district
and was out ot jail only two wears
when he. committed the one in Essex.
TEM NEW LICENSE ACT
W 5" P INT') FORCE ON DOMINION DIY.
Til:lrsday last the now License
Acs went into force, and the license
inspectors are on the watch for any
breaches that may occur. The pro-
peiet')1' aj ,>t enalntry hotel can no
3ei1get• keep his bar Open later than
10 p. in., and unless a doctor's certi-
ficate is presented no druggist can
sell
intoxicating liquor. No person
under 21 years of age can take a
drink in a barroom, neither can a
minor purchase liquor at a club or
in a liquor, store. A circular has
been sent by the Ontario Government
notifying the inspector•:, officially of
the change of the law, and interpret-
ing the clause relating to druggists
as follows:
With- reference to the interpreta-
tion to be given to section 5 of the
Aet of 1397, being an amendment to
sub section 1 of section 32 of the
Liquor License Aet, I beg to say that
th3 intention was not to prohibit the
sales of established and well-known
patent or proprietory articles contain-
ing liquors without the prescription
of a qualifiied medical practitioner.
Prosecutions for sales of this kind
by druggists should not, therefore,
be instituted.
Practice Econo y
In buying medicine as i other matters.
It is economy to get to d's ,Sarsaparilla
because there is mor edicinal +rttluein
it than in any other. + very bottle con-
tains 100 doses and 1 average, when
taken according to 'reetious, to last n
month, while others hist but fortnight.
Reed's Pills act easily and promptly,
on the liver and bowels. Cure sick hem...,
ache.
Death of Miss McLean.
We deeply regret being celled
upon to announce the death of Miss
B1eLean, sister of M. Y. McLean, M.
P.I ,,ti hielt oceurred at Mr. McLean's
lresidenee, in Seaforth, on Friday
week. Deceased had been a resident
of Seaforth nearly as long as her
brother,. which is more than 20 years,
and took an active ,interest in all
nlat'ers, more especially those of local
interest. Being COnnec4ed with the
)management of the Expositor, she
acne directly in touch with the peo
• ie, and their great respect and deep
regard fitr her were ptainIy indie•l ted
by the large number who paid their
last tribute of honor to her on Mon-
day. She was exceedingly unesten•
tatous, and her exemplary life had
Won for her the respect of all. For
over 'til years she had charge of the
infant elm connected with the Pres-
byterian Sabbath School. Atter a
short funeral service at the house the
rein gins were taken to the ellttrele
where a similar service waas held,
aondu. ted by Rev. Dr. McDonald,nlul
participated in by Rural Doan Ihel.
gens and Rev. S. I3ond. The building
vol filled, and in the centre of the
e u rch sat the members of her
THE WIN GRAN TIMES, JULY 9, 1897,
Sunday School class, and many who.
had been members, and when Mr.
McDonald referred to ;ger long and
faithful services and tine inealeulable
influence for good she had exercised,
there were many moist eyes. Her
illness was of short duration ; six
weeks before her death she was in
her accustomed place, apparently in
her usual health,but site was a victim
of quick consumption. The floral
tributes that covered her coflio were
a beautiful expression of the love
eherished for her in many hearts.
LUCKN (.)11''.
The Lueknow Sentinel of last
week says :--In the death of Mr,
Walter Treleaven, who passed peace.
fully away at his residence in this
village on Saturday last, there is
removed Tram our midst, one of the
oldest and best known and highly
esteemed citizens of our condor pity,
He was a Ulan of sterling character,
both in word and deed, and the name
.of "Uncle Walter." as tie was more
familiarly ealled by all who knew
him, will long be remembered and
fondly cherished, not only by his own
family and relatives, but by the
COUNTY NEWS ITEMS
Stratford (s. T. R. ere brigade will
have an excursion to (=oderiett on
July 21
July 12th, 1897, will without
doubt be a red letter day in the
history of Uorrie,
The Salvation Army with their
band from Palmerston will visit
Brussels on the 12th of July.
11Ir, A. E. Thompson, who has held
the position of principal ot Bayfield
l ublie School for the past year and a
half, severs his connection with the
school to pursue studies, to fit hint for
the ministry. Mr. Thompson has
been a faithful worker in the lltctho-
di: t church and Sabbath School, and
will be particularly missed in the
I;pwort'h League, in which he took
touch interest. Itis ivany friends
wish him prosperity.
Rev. P. J. O)tien succeeds Rev, E,
A, Shaw at l3etgrave, He was mar-
ried to Miss Eva Leech, of I3raedon,
formerly of Gerrie, when be labored
on the misslon field in Manitoba.
Four years ago ho was transferred to
the London Conference, and has
whole community. He wits one of spent tate last two years at "breezy
the very first settlers in this part of Bayfield,"
the country, and in the early days Tho Blyth Standard chronicles the
of bush life, together with the other death of errs. Agee Amelia McNally,
noble pioneers, endured the hardship beloved wife of Coon.McNally,
and privation incidental to the early which occurred on Tuesday. Last
settlement of the country, and by March she contracted a cold, which
his energy and industry, contributed
no small share in making this sec-
tion what it is today. Deceased was
the youngest son of William and fined to her bed, until death relieved
Jane Treleaven, and was born in leer of suffering. She leaves a bus -
Plymouth, England on July 4th, bane), blit no children to mourn her
18.25, and was consequently in his loss, Deceased was a member of the
73rd year at the time of his death, Presbyterian Church in this village
he came to Canada, with his parents, and an earnest Christian woman.
in 183.2, and settled in Amherst The funeral took place Thursday
Island, near Kingston, where he' afternoon to the U. T. R. station and
remained for fifteen years. In 1347 ; from there to her mother's residence
he removed to Ashfield township, ' in BlcGitiivr Ny 'I'owship. 11•Ir. Me.
where he hewed and eat for himself Nally has the sympathy of the com-
a home among the then almost un-! nlunity in the loss of his loving help-
brulcen forest. After a residence In mate.
tie :ei1'a1 h1r of 17 years, he remote I r
ed with his faintly, to this village ill
1801, and front that time to the time
of his death, was a valuable citizen
in this town. In. the early days of
Lueknow he took a prominent interest
in the welfare 01 the place, and at
the time ot its ineorporati n as a
village. he was elected a member of
its first municipal council, a position
he filled for several years. Shortly
after coming he purchased from '1r.
J. Somerville, the present Lucknow
Grist Mills, which he owned and
operated till his demise, He was an
earnest Christain, and for over:forty
years was a devout and faithful
class leader and consistent member
of the Methodist church, and in his
death the church loses a true friend
and worker, whose place it will be
hard to fill, Deceased leaves a
widow and 7 children to mourn his
demise, and in this sad hour of
sorrow, have the earnest sympathy of
all in their bereavement. The sttr-
viring children are : '''hos, H. Tre-
leaven, and Wn, C,, Lucknww, Rev.
Wa!r.er. New Hamburg, J. Wesley,
of the Clinton Collegiate Institute
staff; Mrs. T. L. Treleaven, Miss
Susan and Miss Louise, of this vill-
age, Tile funeral which was largely
attended by sympathizing friends,
teak place at the fetidly plot in the
1)angannou cemetery last Monday
and was a fitting tribute of respeet
to the departed.
developed into eonjestion of the lungs
and afterwards Seto consumpticn,
and for fourteen weeks she was con -
MAIDEN BLUSIIE.3
HOW THIN YAM wIt x TUB IIAND Or r.;aoa
Ayr )T8on1,ER LA'S Il iii L4 Lf' -,N TII, .d— WHAT
t 000 aria:) IS A Titi7.t3nr•': AYn hh". Jr, TnIEJ
1::3Iaov --now w> HAM THE Mr URN oe 'run
Ti\ti ole SEAT 1:\111•;lt I'r8 Iertateere;—
ze ri'3 oeee eon etre mien. I'rI 0..= eon
:Ir : JII)'1'irIil:.
"My daughter ad been ailing for
nearly two yearn vi h narvo' p proSt•
ration in ligestion a d other complaints
which girls in the' teta3 a.o subject; to
Par day at a ti she was confined to
her beta anti could retain nt•thiag on her
stonlnch. Our family ph)aician finally
declared slje was in a decii:,o, We des-
paired of her recovery. She gradually
grew worse. l had found so littlo bene-
fit from retneiies T wits seeptioal about
trying i auth American •Nervine. 1 how
ever procured a bottle, and relief enure
lee magic; the pain left her in a day,
and after taking. five bottles she was
completely cured and as r.'e1t and hearty
ne ever she had been.' Mrs. Geo, Booth,
Orangeville, Ont. Sold at Chishohn's
1)rna Stnr'm.
An Englishman who recently
visited this country says that one
thing which struck hint was the fact
tag, aecordfng to the newspapers,
few people in the United States ever
say anything. They 'state' and
'aver.
T:lousa•1las Cslebrats
With thankfuInees their restoration to
health, by the use of Hood's Sarsa.pa-
Ilia.
Think of the vast army ho hat"obeen
cured try Bead's'Sa "sap -fila.
Alen, women and •b" dren who have
suri'ered the con- fences of impure
blond,'who have en the victims of
scrofula sores. eruptions, dyspepsia,
I nervousness; and sleeplessness,
f They have tried other medicines and
' have failed to obtain relief. They tried
1 Hood's Harsapariliat and it dill thein good
i They persevered in its use and it nc-
compiished permanent cures. Do you
wonder that they praise and recommend
it to you.
TO I3.ELL £.IIs~E A MAN.
MARY .t LIVERMORE'S ADVICE TO A
WOUNDED SOLDIER. TERRORIZED
BY AN EVANGELIST.
I asked Mrs. Livermore if she had
ever seen any one afraid of death or
that which would follow death, at
the actual hour of dying.
"Never but once" she replied, and
then it was the fault of an evangel.
ist. It was af.er the fight at Fort
Donelson. Eighty mortally wound-
ed leen had been brought into uiy
ward at St. Louis .Hospital, among
diem a soldier with both arms and a
leg shot off. 'Mitt man was lying in
that stupor that usually preceeds
death when an evangelist entered,
and, bending over the bed said:
'Have you made your peace with
God ? If act you will he in hell in
less than an hour.
"Instantly the man's stupor was
rep'aeed by the most horrible fright
'Pray for ale,' he groaned, 'I can't
stop was the reply,as the speaker
hurried on to give his gruesotne
to other sufferers. 'You must pray
'for yourself,' Deiirioue witk pain
and wholly possessed by this new
and terrible idea, the snidier sent
out shriek after shriek of agony.-
I cannot die ! I nave been a wick
ed roan 1 was his repeated wail. Itis
cries aroused and excited the other
glen, and the ward bbcame, a pancle-
mortiutn of groans and screams and
beseechings. In vain I urged and
the surgeon commanded quiet. 1
directed the doctor to send the doc-
tor to sedd the evangelist oat of the
ward, and I got upon the bed of the
rattan who had first been arroused,
Taking hire by the shoulders and
looking him straight in the eyes, I
said:—'Stop this screaming at onee
`I3ut 1 stn going to hell,' he. cried,
'Well if you must go to hell, go like
a Ulan,' I replied, 'I3ut why must
yon go,' 'What is Christ for if a
men like you. who has stood to be
riddled and torn and killed for ones
country, is going to hell.' It is a. libel
upon tied.'
I had despatched a messenger for
chaplain. When he cane in I said
')Don't say a word but sing,' and
gradually peace settled over the
ward, while the poor fellow listened
to Jesus Lover of illy Soul, There
will bo No More Sot row There, and
Rock Of Ages, and many other cone
forting hymns. 1 kept my place on
the bed, softly repeating prayers,
and reassuring pasrrages of scripture
till my patient whispered, 'I do
believe Je;us wiU save hie.' He died
that night.
The over zealous evangelist receiv-
ed summary treatlnent at time hands
of Mother Iliekerdyke. When he
began to question her 'boys' she ap-
proached him with these words:-�
Look here, you leave this room, at
once or I'll take you by the nape of
the neck and pitch you out,"
Signs of a Smoker
If a man smokes his cigar only to
keep it lighted, and relishes taking
it out of his mouth to watch the
etul of the smoke in the air, set hien
down as an easygoing man,
Beware of the man who never los-
es his grip on the cigar and is indif-
ferent whether it burns or not; he is
cool, calculating and exacting.
The man -that smokes a bit, rests a
bit, and fumbles the cigar more or
less, is easily affected by circum-
stances.
If the cigar goes out frequently the
smoker has a whole smiled disposi-
tion, is a hail fellow, well met, with
a lively brain, glib tongue, and
generally a fund of capital anec
dotes.
A nervous man who fumbles his
cigar a great deal is a sort of popin.
,day among men.
Holding the cigar constantly
between the teeth, ehewi'ig it occas-
ionally and not caring if it belighted
at all, are the characteristics of' men
rwho have tenacity of bulldogs,
The fop stands Ills cigar on end,
and an experieneed smoker points it
straight ahead or almost at right
.angios with his course
'low many people are ash led to go into
company on account of th:`' foul sme!ling
breath, caused fro cat rah or cold in
the head? If the, w ..] study their own
interests they w' ul, hava sweet Smellie[
breath like +het .eighbors. 'There is o.le
sera cure far catarrh and that is
Dr. Chase's Catarrh Cure. Give one
blow through the blower and get relief
immediately. Price, including blower,
25 cents.
Attempts To Define News
News is whatever the public will
read and pay for.
News is anything that the general
public ought to know,
News consist of events that are
either very usual or very unusual,
News is the panorama of the world
every twenty-four hours is embryo.
News is historical fact, It is what
cceurs not what is imagined.
News is anything from Jones'
arrival in town to the fall of the
empire.
The Ban JOSS Scale.
Last week Hon. John Dryden,
Minister of Ag ricultitre, issued in-
structions to Prof. Panton and W. 11.
Orr, of Fruitlands, superintendent
of freit tree spraying, to make a
thorough inspection of the Niagara
fruit section in order to ascertain
definitely to what extent the fruit
tree pest known as the San Jose scale
has obtained a foothold in this pro-
vince. These gentlemen have now
sent in their report to the Minister.
The report shows that the pest has
been discovered at several points, but
that in most instances the settle has
affected only la very small number of
trees, In such cases as this the trees
were at once destroyed. In one in-
stance, however, in the Niagara dis-
triet, in had spread over a consider-
eble number of peach and pear
trees. As this pest does not come
under the provisions of the statute in
this regard and no compulsory trea-
sures can be employed, the Minister
instrueted 111r, Orr to wait upon the
owner of the orchard with the view
of making some amicable agreement
whereby the pest may be stamped
out and its spread to neighboring
trees prevented. Mr. Orr has also
been direeted to visit and inspect any
orchards where there is reason to
believe that the )hest exists, and fruit
growers who suspect its preset=
should et once communicate. with
him.
BANK at HAPIIILTON 1inm titu
c
WINGIl4M,
Capital, $1,250,000, Rest, " :0,000
:resident—•JOLIN STUART.
VIoe.rroekdont (a. taAAlsas.
DI
JOHN PROCTOR. Gtzo,
Wool),
ou, Wet Gtusox,
. Lug (Toronto),
V, A. T.
Cashier—J, TURNBULL.
Savi7tgs Basi[—hours, le to 5; Saturdaye, 10
1. Deposits of $1 and upwards received and ieroet
allowed.
Special Deposits also received at current
rates of it. omit.
Drafts eh Great Britnin and tho United Statte
bought and sold
W. 0O1I130ITLD, .9.Gtrs1'T
1;, L. Dec IKINSON, solicitor.
BANKER,
WIN _AM
GENERAL BANKING RU : N.ESs TRANt3AO
-
litencyadvanced nn Fan 'ere and Business men on
endorsed note and coliaterat.
FARMERS SALE NOTES CASHED.
Moneys remitted by draft to all pir of Canada and
the United States.
Notes and accounts collected on reasenabl, terms,
.Money to Loan o • Notes,.
Notes D ounted
AT REAS(? ABLE RATES
Money aavnnced on tllortgagee at 51 pet eentwirh
p;iviiezo of paving at tho and of any year. Note
and accounts collected.
ItOBT.1YIot D00.
Beaver Block Wlnrham, Ont
GRAND TRUNK BAILWAY.
Toronto and East •
Palmerston mixed
London and South
liincardine
REPAST ABBIYLT
ti 50 a. m. 240 p.m
3 Sop no 10 25 p 117
8 55'v m 2 40 p m
653 am1110011)
330pm 800pm
1110arn 650am
2 55 p ni 3 80 p
3025pS 80am
Hier ,1t .jesty's Diamond • t1os
flurries "Queen Victoria, Iter L
Vlnto nrcry home. P0't= e w
tette orders fast, trete
Lord llufferin's ech'r,•c
prni-ed• we need o ore
915 to 850 a week. Book: on time. Prnspe
to can vnsscrs. A Di 1 will coFt 1 ;thing n
ftil vonr amity pocket hook. THE
OAR15ETS0N CO. LI"D„ Toro, to, On
o mrd Reign,"
never sold books
I most eloquent of
n ; - No honk so hits 0111?ighly
renews. Moly to make
free
'
R 1ULEv.
AGENTS 1.1" startht
money match
a nay. Ymtr name and ,t2I
viten information. P• P
t . bact thin( tor
g y uhlveseee formally
es wit Iring you the
u t51) 1' Toon to
YOUNG PEOPLE'; UNION.
'Y. P. S. C. E.—Meeting in basement of
Presbyterian church every .friday evening.
B. Y. P, U.– -Meeting every Tuesday
evening in the Baptist church.
.EPWOItTH LEAGUE—Meeting every
Thursday evening in the Methodist church.
WINGA_AM
STLAM PUMP NORKS
V.r. ^'v ,c ,
t rill wrar oMofifit rsnr 7:1'41111S
Having purchased the entire -business
from Mr. Daniel Showers, 1 am now
prepared to Supply rho public with
Wtro(L and Tr on Fairett and
Lift rumps, Brass anal.
Iron Cylinders, s, G allvaLnilr,-
ed Iron '.;sCubing, Cistelt'nfs,
"Wates 're angina links,
oltlss, iXr+e I'`ittilli g, Weill)
Digging and everything in ctln-
neotion with water seppnes.
Galvanised Steel Windmills for power
and puteping waters
Deep well pumps a elheciality.
Repairing promptly attended to.
Parties writing for intor,nfition or
ordering by matt should always state
depth ot well.
All work guaranteed or no sale,
�'.1VIORD.TINGTAR
Bos 110 Wingluarn, Ont.
initt V'IN(mHA.M TIMES,
$1.00 per year in Advance.
—te PUBLISHED
I
Ufa. 113IDAY ATOBNINQ
^•^1V2 TIIE-
1 TIMES QFFtCC, 4QSEFHINF, STRET,,
WINGHAIIT, ON'r'AIsIo,
utlbseriptionprtoo, $I pt'r ycar,In ALINAme
ADVEt1TIS1tr0 RATES:
Space 1 1 yr. I c oto. 15 Ivo. 11 mo,
53-17;,1ctumn 00 00 940 00 WO OU 8 00
Half '' 40 00 PO 00 it 00 0 00'
Quarter " E0 00 12 CO 7 00 s 00
one 111011 5 00 A 00 z '. re
Legal and other cast al advettisecnents, 80. per
line for firs; insertion, and 00 per line for each
subsequent inaortion. Mee snred by nonpareil scale.
caecal notices loo, per fine for first insertion, and
5a. per lino for each subsequent inserticr.
Advertisements of Lost, Found, Strayed, Situations
Ind Business Chances Wanted, not exceeding 8 lithe
nonpareil, $1 for first . month, and 50e, for each
subsequent lnonth,
Ilouses and Farms for Salo, not exceeding 8 lines
81 for filet month, 50u, per subsequent month
Latzer advertisements in proportion..
These terms will be strictly adhered to
Special rates for larger advertisements, or for
tonger periods.
Advertisements and local notices without epeoiflo
directions, will ho inserted till forbid and charged
accordingly, Transitory advertisements must be
paid in advance
Chang.,s for contract advertisements must be in
the 'Aline by Wednesday noon, in order to appear
that week
lis la, ELLIOTT
P aoPal= tin 1'ABLIgBBB.
j�■ VANSTONE,
DA iItatST
Ott, Ste.,
Private and Com to • s to loan at lowest rat
interest. No co 'Sism . charged. Mortgagee, tow
and fare property bought and sold
OSFIOE--Beavor Block WINotrASt
J. A. IIID
aaa,R
ON,
TER, .!c.,
Out.
E ■ L. DICKINSONr,
DARRIS, E1 ETC.
SonxolTOlt TO BANS , ' AMILTON. STONEY
oAn.
Office—tleyer Block. Wingham,
0, CAbMERON,
BARRISTER, SOLICf]IQ1
Ofllco—Cotner Ifs tot
opposite Colborne Ftotel,
Gummier),
, CONVEYANCER, &e
and St. Andrew streets
50ARIo.
D'E'NTISTRY.—J. S.IJEROM 1:
it nctut!
s cb
ut
Ocy
toed)
in th
abs
process, guaranteed
OFFICE : In the Beaver Block, opposite
Brunswick House.
D. S.,hyitaonan.
first•class sets of
oelp as they can be trade
tnton. Tooth extractiid
without pain, by his new "
e, sly safe.
ARTHUR J. maw
Doctor of Dental
Dental College
OFFIOE---MA000 - LO BLOCK,
NoI's—aYill visitBiyth every Wosday,
. s., D. S.,
y of the Pennsyltsni
JOHN RITOIiI
GENE]. USSUBANCE AGENT
O vraet
DEANS, JR., Wisoao i,'
LICENSED ACC ONE R FON a r1E COUNTY
w, OF URON.
Sales attends any part of he Co. Charge`
Moderate.
1
WIN CUlSItI '', 'i$ oxaar, ONT.,
LICE '.ED COTIONEER.
Sales of Farm ock and Farts Impiemeets
specialty.
All orders loft at the TIME. office pr, ptly attend'
ed to. Tera, reasonable.
SOCIETY MEE NGS.
O
�Cnmp Cal Chia, No. 40, meet;
r ■ ■ 111(1 et nd third Monday in
every month, in she Mews Ital, Visiting
brethren weIc te+ Mader. Chief, n Stet
art Itnn. See
CULTURED LADIES—N.th force o
racter, Hoed
lit( 10 earn money, ca , learn how to do so in a good
cause. Address JADES GALLOWAY, Toronto
JOB PRINTING,
JV0LtIn1NG Books, Pamphlets, Posters, li 11
J. Heade, Circulars, ho•, &o., executed in the bent
style of the net, at moderato prices, and on short
notice, Apply or address
If, B. SLL1oTT,
T hiss Office, Winghnm.
BOOKBINDING.
G■
WO are pleased to announce that any *looks or
iingnzines lett with us for Handing, will have our
prompt attention. Prices for Binding in any style
will be given on applioation o the Tisnte Office. -
ipp �j NTED ?Jon and women who can work
WANTED lJ hard talking 0114 writing six
hours a day, fur SIN dayn n week, and ail bo content -.t•
with 10 dollars weekly, Address
NEW IDEAS 00 Brantford.
A0ENT__ New edition of "Queen vletoria"
�i 1i 1 now ready. Uniarsled—thirty- .
two fall pain plates added, Best tI3ue of the Quosu
and 1 ho Victorian Era published. Tho only Canadian
book nrcepted by tier Majesty. Sales onorntour;
cnnva..ere knoritmg the bottom out of all records.
Sony to Inake thirty dollars weekly from now until
Diamond Jubilee, Particulars tragi.
Bradley.Garrebeoii Co, Ltd, Toronto 0