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All Right
Never in the history of the
town was the pay roll of our fee.
tories so large as at present, and
never were our farmers so pros.
perous.
Ritchie & Cosens
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
WINGHAM, ONTARIO, •THURSDA,Y, FEBRUARY 2 1911,
I MI
Wear Greer'it E � and Rialtega
Eleventh itrr ual At Home.
T he eleventh an uel At Herne of the
Huron ca:d Boystociation of Toronto
will be held in th
that pity en Frld
17th, The Tim
invitation and fcixipllmentfrY ticket for
this annual po lar event,
Tempe Buildieg tn
y evening, February
editor has received an
Okarhig €ale 0 KNox's for the 'seat
20 days,
Big Ores
In our dvertiBi
11, E. bard & 0
Or ash in Plicee"
will start on Sato
continue until W
There will be
al dry goods, olo
shoes, groceries,
page five for ful
A. E. SMITH
BANKER
WINGRA81, ONTARIO,
in Prices.
g columns this week
announce a "Big
r 10 (We. The sale
day, February 4th and
dnesday, February 15,
ig beryline iri Reser-
ing, fur goods, boots,
.fo. See large edvt on
particulars.
Meg along your Shoes! We do re.
pairing and we do it right.
W. J, GRI
Mount Fore
The leaguelmo
Wingham rink la
ed ip a win for t
by a soore of 7 to
Wingham via ape
co mpanied by a g
ere. There was a
anoe. Owing to
game was played
Farmers who want money to buy
horses, cattle, or hogs to feed for market
on have it on reasonable term.
Notes discounted for tradesmen, mer-
chants or agents, on favorable terms.
Loans on real estate at the lowegt
rates going.
Christie's Grocery
PHONE 59.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
Groceries
Provisions
AND
Table
Supplies
lea and Coffee a Specially
t Boys Winners.
y game played on the
Friday night result -
Mount Forest team
The visitors came to
al train and were Bo-
od crowd of support-
ood crowd in attend -
mild weather the
n very soft ice,
Great stock reduoing sale at KNOX'S
f or the next 20 days.
Influence
On Thursday a
Mrs. Asa Gordon
her husband, is
Evangelistic' Beryl,
Church, Wingham
address lathe Pres
subject of the addr
of Womanhood."
four o'clock to mai
cad soholars in t
.Womanhood.
ernoon of this week
f Otte.wa, who with
pi mot conducting •
Le s in the Methodist, Spec ial bargains in
will give a special mas goods at KNox's.
tt Ilan Church. The
is "The Influence
he hour is put at
teachers and Delver'.
• .
Read Willis & CO
Choice Ex
On Tuesday Mr,
twenty five of the o
that have ever lei t
tie were fed on Mr.
averaged a little bett
Mr. John Hamilton
the buyer.
20 to 60 per can
KNox's for the next
Huron Cou
The Huron Conn
ed its sessions et
's AO', on page 8
rt Cattle.
F. VanStone sold
!cost export cattle
itighaln. The oat,
aoStone's farm and
r than 18001be each.
of Wroxeter was
t, discount sale at
20 days.
tv Council.
Council oonclud.
oderioh on Friday
last. Several imrlrteut appointments
have been made. W. Lane, county
clerk, and Dr, Smits, Reeve of Hayfield,
will be on the boa d of ofinsinal audit
this year, A. Wiateeides, of Hartsell, is
the new high con able of Huron, ftp.
pointed to succeed Capt. W. H. Gundry,
resigned. Fred eye, sr., of Zurioh,
and T. 4. Allen, cff Dungannon, will be
county auditors jfor 1911. Dr. .1. M.
Field, principal 4 the Goderioh Oolleg.
iate Institute, wrls the successful amain
cant for the p 'salon of inspector of
public sohoole in East Huron.
It was a close contest between the
Dootor and jt J. Smith, prinoipal of
the Wingham H gh Sohool, but the vote
stood 17 to 13 in fever of Dr. Field. We
should have li d very much to have
leen Mr. Smi4i receive this appoint.
mept, but at thetsame time we oan now
congratulate Dr. ield and we wopld be
pleased to weloo e him ao t resident of
Wingham. This town is very oonven.
Jenny situated :t the East Huron In-
spectorate and )r. Field would find
Wingham one of the best towns in the
County in whioh to reside.
A good driving horse for sale.
at TIMES office.
e
'wheels. Everyb dy, men as well as
women, will be nfade welcome.
Big Bargains
Sale.
Fire Inst
A oiroular was
Mr, Fitzgerald, It
all
Apply
left over Chris-
ance Risks.
ecently sent out by
peotor of Insurance
I at Ottawa
whiohl caused considerable
misunderstandinfaamong local people as
to their fire insurenoe risks. The oirou-
lar was being inte preted to mean that
in Footwear. Clearing fire insurance oo apaniee inoorporated
W. J. GREER. in Oatario are un .oensed companies and
have no authority to transaot fire insur-
e H JJ Fo Attorne Genet..
An I nstruc ive Address.
Mr. Percy, the pular science master
of one High Soho 1, gave a very able
and instructive ad testi on Monday even.
ing, to the raemb s of the A. If, P, A.
in the school roc of St. Paul's Church.
Ho took as his Newt "Man and his
relation to the teriel Universe," ex
plaining in an toseedingly interesting
way, the cause o heat and cold, light,
color, sound and an's relation to them
al being. The leetur.
though the material
all important it was
force holding things
uld not be weighed or
most important. So
hioh Was unseen, im.
on -material was the
part of his Nature,
d a vocal solo in his
o manner and all felt
ent a very enjoyable
fling. I amounted toll659,3. O. With a balance
through hie phys
er pointed out th
universe seemed
really the unsee
together which o
handled that wa
in mail the soul
measurable and
most important
Mr. Willis rende
well- knewn artis
that they bad
and profitable e e
ant) • on. J. Y.
al at Toronto toi
Mr. Fitzgerald h
his circular was
any such means
not need to fe
their fire insure
Curlers at oronto.
Two rinks of Wing m ourlers, cam.
poised of Dieters. R. auptoue, V, R.
Vaunormein, A. Porte 0, Mitohell, A.
M. Crawford, 0. N, Mn, J. W. Pear.
en and J. S. Carr we in Toronto on
Tuesday teking. part lo the Ontario
Tankard competition . They played
against two Galt rialto Ind were defeat.
ed by a score of 41 to 2. In the Gover-
nor -General's prize c .mpetition they
played against two Haight rinks and
lost by a score of 85 to -2.
CHURCH N aTES.
Mr, Jack Birmingha , the Travelling
Secretary of the Bro erhood . of St.
Andrew will give addr eosin the sobool
room of St. Paul's Oh oh on Wednes.
day, Feb. 8th, to whi all boys and
men are cordially invi ed, The address
to boys will be given 7.30 p.m. and to
men at 8. 30 p m.
Sunday, February 1 th will be the
farewell meetings of 0 ptain Rashes of
the Salvation Army W ngham, new ap-
pointment not yet kno n, There is a
liability in connection with the loodl
work the Oaptian won 1 like to clear be-
fore he leaves, therefoai he appeals to
your generosity, thankog yon for your
past help. Box 105.
Bargain's in watobes at KNGx's sale,
LOST—On Friday mining atpo office
or between there and ty off° a five
and e two dollar bill. Find rewarded
by leaving same at Dr Jas. L. Wilson's
offics.
PERS
NAL,.
Mise Alile Sim one left on Tuesday
for Paris whore eh has accepted a petit,
ion,
Mr. Frank 3. ooney, who has been
visiting at his pa ental home here for
some weeks, rota ned to his position in
Hespeler on Mond y.
Dire. James Be den left on Monday
for her home itt innipeg after a few
weeks visit with er parente, Mr. and
Mrs. Riohard Anderson.
Mr, and Mrs, I N. Orows$on of Tao -
oma, Wash. have returned to thio seat.
ion and are now v siting with Mr Crow-
riton'e father near liengside.
M J h A. d jr of Wareham
r. o n n eri n,
was here attendint; the funeral of the
late James McCallum and visited for a
few days with old Itiends.
Mr. and Mrs. Jae% A. Gray left for
their home in Oalgwy un Monday, after
spending a few wee with relatives and
and Morrie.
friends in Wingha
Mr. Wm. Niohole
in Kent County vie
er, a former residen
Nicholson is prepar
house for Mr. Erase
Mr. J. MoKagne
has been visiting f
in the vicinity of W
three weeks. Mr.
bee of the delegat-
recently waited on
ernment at Ottawa.
his home in Menke
LOST—Between
and Pattison's groo
piece with initials
Daily Dairy lecord, tached to a safety P
by leaving same at
Mr. Jas. Elliot, of Ternberry is one of
th few fat:mere in this distriot
e very
who have kept a dai y record of the • Quiet Ho
amount of milk and bn ter' fat produced A. quiet home w ding took place at same as last
by his herd of cattle duking the season, the residence of 1'. r. Semi. Graosy at takes the plat
Mr. Elliot has eleven holstein cows and 12 o'clock noon or Wednesday of this as follows:—
the trecord is herewith given, showing week, when his dreighter, Miss Adella, ohie, D. Otri
Thee, F. Linklater,
the age of the Cow, the number of days was joined in wed. oak with Mr.
record Weeekept and =the number of 0. King, one of Wingbam's popular W. 3. Renders
pounces of milk and he er fat. Here is young businese en. The ceremony Mem'', Alsx.
the record:— was perforined by try. D. Perris in the were re'eleote
Cow Age No. days lbs. milk lbs. fat presence of only th
1 3 200 '1210 202,7 and friends. The
2 11 187 5060 163 6 by her father and
3 3 184' 3335 129 12
4 2 153 4163 164 7 gown of ivory Da
5 3 143 3892 . 118 3 a bouquet of wh'
6 2 130 2543 7.411 Nora Graoey, a
7 3 143 4055 112 13 maid of honor a
8 3 140 4078 94.4
9 3 123 3930 120 blue san toy an
10 11 113 305 103 6 pink rosea. A
11 2 108 3247 95.12 wedding dinner
the matter up and Mr. Elliot also on a each month seat Mrs. King left
e assured Mr. Foy that the milk to Ottawa and had it tested for New York, t
ot intended to convey and the tests for the season run from 2 2 dress of blue la
g so that our readers do per cent. to 3.8 p r cent. To further King are two of
any uneasiness ns to improve his fine he d of Holsteins Mr lar young people
oe risks ' Elliot has reoentiy purchased from W. bast wishes of a
A Paterson, of Ag court, the registred for many years o
.elias Pesch Cialam• wedded life.
relate t to ' 'Calamity
beet dairy OOWB 10' ir
13.1TOHEN OADINETs— Gre
n spent a few days
ting with Mr, Fres-
of Turnberry. Mr.
ng plans for a Mew
of Coulter, Man.,
ends and relattvee
Dolmas for the past
oKague west% mem-
n of farmers that
the Dominion Gov -
He has returned to
ia.
r. Agnew's office
ry store a $2 50 gold
B." on it and at -
n. Finder rewarded
Imes offices.
$1 A YEAR IN A.DVAITCE
Annual Congregational Meeting.
The annual (mann ational meeting 01
St, Andrewa' Presby erian Church was
held in the lecture oom of the ',hutch
on Monday last end Was very well at-
tended by members the congregation
The meeting was op ned with einging,
then the reading of chapter of Sorip.
tare and prayer by Ise pastor, Rev. D
Perrie, Mr. Perrie asked the meeting
to name a chairmen for the evening and
on motion ex Mayo Holmes was voted
to the position, he various reports
presented allowed la t year to have been
a very- prosperous o
tion. The Bessie
members received d
Five members we
by death and 88
from the roll, leavi
bership at 435.
away by death we
son, John A. Bi
Robertson, J. B.
Moir. The reports
receipts from all a
e for the constrega.
reported 67 new
ring the past year.
e away by
amen were removed
g the. present mem-
he menabere oalled
Mrs. Wm, gender.
hie, Mrs. Ohristina
mmings and Joseph
hewed that the total
roes for last year to
have been $4395 26, compared with
$3522.15 in 1909. The money raised last
• k
I I
year came under the following heads:—
Envelope contrientions, $2018 21; plate
contributions, $294.99; anniversary,
$162 70; Churoh debt., $173.35; Sunday
school, $280 70 ; Churoh sohemes, $590.43 ;
W. F. M. Sooiet ., $166,95; Westminster
A;(9.
Guild, $163.41 • Mission Band, $24 77;
Lord's Day Ranee, $16.47; Ladiee'
Aid Society, $166 28; other Bootees, $42.
The net debt on the ohuroh at the close
of the year wells $416 86 If the congre•
kation does a well this year as was done
last year the nd of 1911 should see the
church free debt. The Elders of the
church are S. Linklater, W. S. Link.
•
Tt
;NMI
IfIr r
CLEARANCE
SHOE SALE
EVERYBODY IS HEADED
THIS WAY
Here's an opportunity to buy the
best of FOOTwEen at prices 80 bow
that no one can afford to stsy away,
EVERY SHOE MUST
LEAVE OUR STORE
We will not carry Shoes over
from one season to another, and
every Man's-, Woman's, Boys', and
Children's Shoe is priced so low that
they'll go at once.
Call soon or the shoes won't be
here. They are selling fast,
Peter Clam elf, Robt. Currie, Alex. )1V• J.• GREER
later, John Agnew, Lawrence Fyfe,
Campbell, D . A. J. Irwin, Robt. Alex- THE SHOER
well, R. A. utohisou and A, L. Hamil-
ton. The B ard of Managers is the
e Wedding.
ear except W. H. Rintonl.GEol HuLmE
of Joseph Stalker and is W.
m. Nicholson, John Rit.
ie, W. P. Grierson, John
.H Rintoal, Geo Spot -
ton and S. Pracey.
osis and R A. Graham
as auditors. adr.
is Choir Leader and
V I
immediate relatives Geo. W, Cline
ride was given away Mies S. Fa quharson is organ-
eeeed beautiful in a itt. The sal y of the pastor, Rev.
D. Pelage, was noreased by $150 making
hem satin and carried
to bridal roses. Miss the salary $13. Mr. Perrie has been
ter of the bride, was pastor of the 01 arch for some seventeen
yrars and he las done excellent work
d wore a dress of pale
carried a bouquet of here and as a pi
er the ceremony the to find his equ
as served and Mr. and wishes pastor a
teacher in the 7innipeg Conserva-
on the afternoon train successful year during 1911. At the
tory of Music a id last season was
e bride travelling in a close of the metaang coffee, sandwiches
first Clarinet wi .h Sousie's Band at
doloth. Mr. and Mrs and cake were served by the ladies of
Manhatton Bee—
Wingham's most 'mu. the oongregatiot and a pleasant half *e,h, New York.
hour spent in sodal chat.
and they will have the
large oirole of friends
happy and prosperons Evangel i ;tic Services.
To the Editor of t e Wingham TiatES.
Dear Sir: — Oa town is at present
enjoying the privi ege of the visit of two
irne wavers
eaoher it would be hard
I. The TIMES heartily
d congregation a vary Mr. Hulme -was at one time
R OF
VIOLIN, PIAN
CLARINET; CORNET
AND SAXAPHONE
WANTED— Ge eral servant. Apply to Holstein bull, Coi
lire. 0. P. SmitLe at Bank of Hamilton ity," who is closet
residence, Jane," one of th
0 d d he i
ane a
00
DOMINION B NK HAS Cornelius Poach,'
P OSPEROUS YEAR. great deal of inter
cattle. If all far
cord of the milk
The General St tentent of The Dom. cows they would I,
Wien Bank for the year ended 31st De- herd of the poor makers and thus make
oembor, 1910, ;hones a most satisfactory the dairy end of th ' farm more profitable
condition of affei s. During the year
the profits, after deducting the usual s
charges of MAnamoraent and making Canames for Sale.
provision for B id 3r Doubtful Debts, The finest 'iota .tion -of singing caner.
lee ever seen in ,his section is now in
f fit L r 1 d for ard of possession of Provinoial Constable Phila.
total of $955,067 /lThere are sem;
tion, Four quer- I warblers and so
They w'
1€17070t0e0 wofrilt2apoefer notes.
05,000 carried fen. good singer.
See th
sired by "Salvador
Mr, Elliot takes a
at in his fine herd of
ars would keep a re
g qualities of their
en be able to rid the
FOE SALE, —I offer for sale my milk
route businese in the Town of Wings
ham. I am now selling about 165 quarts
of milk per day. Business must be sold
as I am going West. W. J, KELLY.
A Mus al Treat.
' tln the Roy al Webb Ladies' Choir,
which appeared a the Russell Theatre
last night, Made Hugbee.Thomae has
gathered abbot er a party of sweet
singers, whit% labo equal of any ohoir
heard in the Chip MI, and Which, in one
d themselves so deeply
into the hearts the laded audience 0
innate lovers w oh attended last even•
ing*s preseetetio i, that already a return
engagement Is ang talked about...:
—Ottawa hire° 'rem, Oot. 28th, 1909.
„ The Choir, white', for touring prtr.
pose% consists of twenty selected vooni,
ists, all bonnie la ses of attraotive per.
edfiality, sang wM a delightful and itp,
pealing quality voice that blended
beautifully in the ensembles. The shad.
ing too, while mit exaggerated, revealed
'varied nuancee ef ower from a delicate
pienisaimo to the degree of fortissimo,
diet ao limited number ef singers
could reasonably b expected to ettein.
...When et the 31058 of tho concert
the Chtfir sang thte'Llen Wlad
dere' the whole an fleece rose On mime."
—Toronto Globe, Hoer them in the
Opera house, Piri eghent, On Tuesday
evening, Mara 7th,
o Pro andcies carried r e e direct from Germany.
$205,766, there was
available for distrib
terly dividends at t
annum were paid,
Bank premise. and $
ward to Profit and
An analysis of th
the Mink to be in a
Its Reserve Fund am
being $1,000,000 in a
oapital, The Bank is partioularly strong
Overnment notes,
llabbe tweets, these
$11,000,000, while
'es and Railway
tee, et0., show a
00,000, or $22,C00, -
meets of the Bank
OS &coolant.
Statement shows
ry strong position,
tints to $5,000,000
els of its paidaap
In specie, Dominion
and other quickly av
aniotinting to over
Government aeonri
Bends and Debent
tote' of another $11,
000 in all. The tot
amount to $62,677000, showing that ()horns, the patriotio song, "Canada
this financial insti utioe is one of the In addition he banal was read by M.
strongestof our Cis adian Banks. 0. Price a Mr. Smith gave a short
Mr. E. B. Oder, . P.. is President,
oilers of the finest tong,
e belle water and flute
1 be sold nt reasonable
se birds if you want a
HIGH JOHOOL NOTES.
The inangu al meeting of the Literary
Society of thi High School was held on
Friday after on with President Porter
in the chair. The progremnae was of et
Canadian o ranter and was well re-
ceived. J. Stothers and C. W. Mo.
Hee gave a ort addressee on Cetanda.
Lillian Ross gave an instrnimental solo
and some if the heart rendered as a
W. D. Matthewe, ViceePresident, and
Ciento A. /loge t, General Manager
of the Hank.
%Wan —Op raters experienced on
heavy geed, ghest 'wages. Warm,
well -lighted fa o ry. Pare paid. Apply
DtnatAm GLOVE o , Lisnritte BOWnean•
Ville, Ont.
Bann Walla D—Ladies wishing to
NVOrk tit home ming mitts and glovett
Oen bemire the mute front the Winghtim
Tannery arid Glove Wake. We send a
ledy to give inatroaione.
W, D. PRINGLIr.
talk to th students. W. S, Ansley
noted as itic. At the dose of the
meeting all joined bodily in . einging
the "Maple oaf Forever".
Manager tamped', with the High
School septa 6 of puelt•thimera, nom.
palsied by so e ardent supporters to the
number of s von, made el journey to
Ltsokuow on uesday last and were me
°awful in th it pipe with is team of
that town, Oa oink off the honors with
a score of 7 6 The game wee hotly core
toted but o r hoe obteined the lead
in the gam Mel maintained it all
through, V r further details see th
High School onrnal.
for the ladies. They o
ward article for t ' ahem
get them at from to $23.
paying $30, $35 or $40 for one,
can get 'sae for far less than
and be oonvitmed as to what I
41=1:a's furniture store.
distinguished Eva genets, who are, per-
rehaps, as well and evorably known, in
You can any in Oeuada to-
Nowhen you
need day. Mr. Asa Gort on, K 0„ o? Otta
their chosen field,
wa, and his gifted and devoted wife,
$2583y at0a51.1
mg churches in the sties and towns of
have fot several yens past, been assist.
TRADE A 3REEMENT,
the country from o can to ooean, and in
isita have been at.
remarkable results,
sy have been the
ing to the commun.
erked by an entire
tures whioh, in the
ple, have been an
evangelistic efforts.
rational or hystern
; their services are
eotarianism and the
be said to be after
accept no remunera-
any of the congrega.
In many plebes the
of a union character,
alternately in Pres -
t and Baptist church.
e are pleased to say,
Lon charaoter is to be
k, show through the
D. Petrie and his
me of Mrs, Gordon's
addresses are to be
byterian churoh—the
ens address on "The
anhoad" on Thursday
°Week. Mrs. Ger-
Bible readings are
n of as tv onderfully
pful. They will be
on from three to four
1, also on flour, oereal eolock in the tdutliodist Church. Mr.
many placer! their
tended with very
and everywhere 1
means of great hies
The following is the basis of the new ity. Their work is
WW1 agreement .etween Canada and absence of those fe
the United States —Reciprocal lists on
minds tool tsoo some up;
loading food prochmtS such as wheat and There is nothing se
other grains. D.Slry products; fresh oat in their method
without a taint of
fruits and vegeta nes; fish of all kinds,
eggs and poultry; cattle, sheep and oth- Emvoannevlsttscsotali:steno
er live animals; e-ao oeitain oommodit. tion whatever fri;
ies no uv free in wie country are to be Cons they serve.
meetings have bee
made free by the other, such as cotton
seed oil by Oanadr and rough lumber by services being hell
'United States. byterian, Methodi
es. In this town
Meting paper is to beoonie free on something of a un
given to the wo
the removal of alatrestriotions on the ex.
rti)ohurrtesy_ of Rev
portation of pal iwood. Tin and tin
plates now dud, ble in both pieces are speoialul tseir°nlloO
made mutually ft. 30.. Some raw material given in the Pr
enoli as mica an gypsum which enter first being her fa
into numorOns in metrios are to be made aitftfietrinenorn oaftWfoon
free by the State a Mutually rednoed don's afternoon
identical rates on secondary food pro. everywhere spok
. epiritnal and he
dilate each al me s,bation and hams can
lied meats, eatabl given h alter
preparations and
mane °tett:mad,
Metuallr rodeo
manufaetared co
°ludo' motor ve
and watches, sant
and similar loath
bakd instruments
oellaneons arioles.
Agrioultural lt
Canada to Unite
Cerieda retitle°
and oement to 1
For information call at the Lyceum
Theatre or Brunswick Hotel.
The Council o
Glengarry has d
House of Refug
Waterloo tem °ranee workers have
decided to itutnni tocol option by-laws
in all the availabai municipalities in the
county.
Scarlet fever is ipidemia in Menitoba,
several hundred 0 tees have been report-
ed. The Beare o Health has issued a
warning to the health offiners.
Stormont, Dundee and
aided to build a county
Free Optical
Demonstration
In my store all this week
by
Prof, F. 11, Graham
of Montreal
ther foodstuffs, partly Gordon premium each evening in his
dear lawyer -like nannor, presenting the All work
d rates- on a list Of tenth, which is il intimated with many .
into E. ye,
not and telling incidents, and which
lemle°8d,itoltIle:vyh,thollioionka ermadenee in the Light of Gad The Examinations r.ee.
any fixturea, satolient, visit of Mr. teed
%tend over two
r goOds, plate, brim,
done by looking
cannot but ootninend itself to everyone's
printing ink told mis e-ry respectfully
r. in of the peopl
test the benefit a
planenta reduced 1..y e.oetings may bri -g to all our °hurdles
States rates. ‘y be insured
W. L BUTLE130E,
00a1 to 45 oents per t ••71
(Ants per hundred lbe.
re. Gordon will only
Weeks, and I would
espeak the oo,opere. You are under no obliga-
of thia community, tion to purchase glasses.
blessing whieh these
Robert thee was burned to detth in a
nellieion at The...1°140rd, Twootits were
banned and the dation Wad eavedthratigh
diffteulty.
GIRLS WA.NTE J—For work On power
ving Matihinee in knitting mill or on
.7 Work, Oka tendy work end good
Aged. Will pa riti1Wity fare provided
plietatee stay th ns Mx 'teethe, Ap.
toy—VIE Virsa!rSt4 MVO, CO, LIMITRO,,
OntariO,
F1 L Hind, Phm.
PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST
Ortlers Taken WINGHAM
by Msil
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