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All.“ t.ehtuan, haqur ot' di\i~.inn I: Junior 3rd 413“. Inn “was”! hm intrtttioh of Marin: Flus “him! In go intntrdiatrlv. hm the Sdnml Hoard would nut "Italy INT until tltr'y had normal attoihvr.tv,tvlter Int that div. Non. T9tr.rirc in o'rtrmunication with Miss 1tichutmton, but she had "aliraar' swuml " p-vivinn as teacttt In Berlin. . _,' 'nell four “Luau" .v‘liul lvry 'Xterra Bout. Mm th lot ..‘ c. li'u ..1 S Gin; rkh?s, Waterloo. 1-2t But ottemtrh than? a ram It Is only In January. that we IAH‘ surh sweeping I’Nlm‘h-w; in p11” i as “p Are now making .m thd tirc " vath "I we clear 'vit mxr “In!" Mock 0. "he!" 'er the in: sprint lines "Mug already. Come in and at Ian: inspect the lmrunm about" you My): not. and m one at our - "05 ulcmlars. A. Wpseloh & .00., ”on ttettt to postothe, Benita. ,As Mr. Wm. "up. law's milkmrn. was”. Wodmsday nmfllizzg , supply ot milk. " Vrl ing down tlu. In]! nu; dim}!!! hm vffotts to ado up The 1wen1.r- milk which he had on linu' will he a 10le? l is no the grimm: m “on, Hum: li. J. llpsptlt H H. J. Sims, lt The birthday of was made the t'i gathering at hcr Day, and Hum“; from a distaruv ll" and Dr, ll. F. p, med Mr, Harvey P Ihe Mvrrhants' ( bis wire and slam] III sviiorus owning Ilu- l and 'ttore:-- oponcd THtka} Xmas tar-ati In got; in Hu- \X.ll| t' t ,rhere 33$! ami‘s charg- Smnll who atti' teacher in Harrin- In yc'.t mi.» 1 day (".1 n n ", th skips and mum Chas. “hunk. l M. Stlvilllzl, l? owning N, I jus-io. to tr.'r by tlu. but. in t v iertu ex mi I Iv: n wrv.k loo. II. M. Snyllx-r nricior by " '1}: mm pri, Inx’ ~nf tvrio t, 1! ttie "ls lo The Most Last‘ng. 13.0 New“ In: Best. In they hath-s w! be fulfil (“Wh- Just "As ht“; f:--.1X1:_s (If! "A D.es- u’: l) a; hto r. AJE'zva "rd in 'B tom i0: up to th “:11 510 it? b in e. *Mr. Witt. Thursday, i “all! th.: r ing. Bevltt’s Drug b' are WAT&R 1.0:) - - ON r. tln 22m um: Rnymo lax-ca. ovary aural ot' (its and e 3'01 five it all. will nub came. unaluv w urn-y. You are around alr ‘inu! leria. Chi-us for Jun I-g. a are p ' id won) " ly and tiuertst “mum-m. is 2','d',','ll'li nick pulicy an _ Dow!!!” '.. _ . t c . . - g. ' $999? -. .~». v , 'ih: than Iara:,us. d f: hrcuuy 1mm mas Day. " is chi-0;: 811810!“ teh': F' Full zuzunu queui. Mr. Art'c C n new IF Yoil “Edi In: WILEY Mm " {.lI-Hl' H ry aim-u u places. Di-IL'} "it'HE Apord Ah ls' or I - . i , Fu.r'act ‘- ii. lik’iij a». l\uni.', 1L0 popular pro- hf tius ALiitudcr limbo. Wa- 1tw,ivtl "ahout Why of his " a ritlrlil “HUNT Thursday INSURANCE. ”n‘H'T. III "uilcr, I" I 'uzltvs. l Mus _ 1.54)“th tl lll h' u n I I. "hunk-lu- v I. wusrun‘u. i Iluhifng “jun k, his mug-n " . hill man I'cr Hurts in. LN}. 'N. Ir. . lrthar,1 I: H. V . _', V tbs. vwnim hi V _ {rum Galt M. . . (nu-gr tiiatv ot Mn. furi. "will juyul "In", uhguinn q,," a happy _",i."fturr. l her hum! Apa- hall’s Mr..F. Til In: “mm in nitrmlanrn Iltror nta.na " \wre- MN] its' limit! my”! JY"" »-_-‘¢--_.c Doc-1‘ ...... w' ”an. 0.0... 0.00.90.05o.’ an m ult as he Pr tl ,p :11 Ink». "itt -tlio, ,' uwr spilt Hulk. tshrr of tlivision H. Ink “my"; her r. Mm Mann! to t the Sdmul “and Iu'r until they had "her tor that div- in trirtsrttatticaUott tin. but she had pnaixinn as it‘at'hrl' won HI Mr 4n mnphuyt-t- ot' i=0 1vas pruccodixig 'rLttrysday, “an to In“ on the ru! hunk his wrist .'lsi'-i.Pa. m i rittrirille Christ .1er spending a Im‘m' in Water- 51,,“ 125.; aha. p'ttsault' ('nlvr» ilirmls Tuesday wr "laughter Mrs. In “bu ing. in ll Iuyavutly on- iripulr, Tuesday {:uwia)‘ fur lit. tlu Get-mu}? " ished u u re J'hiloh If .lIl an vshonrrir (it o. Ilahen lbmpiL-J Fri, ttttterr' of ton, with It \ Fluid; tlw Skips " m 5a ving If oi, ay ion W "Nil l lrappy , m r';, nyvl injun i Iii. skim 112m 1 vitt hia, l\l‘ ,,'-i.uu'auciu, "ite., as: Ist.,") I; Hnll vi llgnnr H.171). llluhor. I l Svhvrrrr , "mum. Kym-rut me 1,.-P. lthx~. 17,.St'hiwh‘. C, Rtruh. tt. Harding t' “all. I' Fisch- 1r. 3 Edam. n (hans, L. “mm, mama-m, T, Ratterir, R, Soblsch, I. Lon-B. . I I l.. ftafi' tty, I'. A IIumzm-l, J. Snbisch. N. Wrt C. Hal'lldh. M. Mind, L. Mu-y. Form " MCs.. sum“! htv M Lilirariatts, “(grin-1H. 'or 111' : TAGrl [PSI-71‘. _ -"rtrzar, who. have had the plvasurc pi a ride on the stage plying between ('nsshill and Berlin these days re- 1011 some cxciting, limes. On Wed, mwduy morning as the Magi: was Arming St, Helm-Ills the sleigh. de- .k; it . tht. efforts oi thrcv mm and the (In er, slid "lt the"aoarP und tlt. 't., (he of the ladies in the ri; V.1.N' s um what 5: riuusly bruised aterut the f w. 'lh: [Mir ladirs on the rig con- tl'ul d to gel on 'nntl nut cisli bring [m n TSH. The road is 3m ivy at gim s. that it is uhcerst 'mph-sible to' hr 1: tlu. sl, igh un the foad, wspeeiall.v going down a steep hill. . riItTo (dilemmas li,ti'PY FUNCTION. Tho home ot Dr. A. F. and :Ml's. li.n,11;.;n, hing street, was the'aeene oi a happy gathering Weduvsdar " 1!rnoot, wlwn 111m! Infant sol, Ed. win Franklyn Brei!haupt Bunman, u..s cluiitcnud. w ceremony was _uriormed Irv. the Nov. Purl 'VL. 3 “mach, n he Union lliblu‘ul Insti- lute, Nap: ville, ril., asszislrd bytlw Rm. 1.. I . Wagner, pastor of the I-.'san..alical church, Berlin, in the 11‘.s;'nc\- of about sixty- ityited gusts. Aitvr the cereniony those p1csHrl all sat dawn to a six o'clock l!i.mr, air which the gathering d spasm. . V At a mot-ling held Friday evening the insurance men and bankers or- gum/Mi a hockey club to be known It “the Insurance Club, which they will vim-r in the “Merlot: City Lea“ rollowitvg were the ofrieertr elected: 1ltmorary Presidents, Geo. W” ant, J. 1lvspelcr, F. U. G. Minty N r. “night. l’rcsuirz-A, W.'H. Ridden. Vice l'rcsidtatt, Chas. Huby'. , ?.latuip,tr, iizra Srhmidt. _ 511231 rcari., J. Laing. "li,c dub will be open ior games T, “tumor hockcy teams. ORG A.NIZED HOCKEY CLUB The attendance at the regular Saul Mr. Noah S. Bowman, ot Rttland, urday market showed a drtidrd tal- Man., with his family, i. visiting‘re- ling of: compared with last Satur- “tins and friends in Waterloo Cour rluy, Numb) “Wing to the fact ot ty. Mr. Bowman's hqme was tomter.. last Wtili hang 'htuas wee's. “12le n Mannheim, being a son ot Rev. price oi hullul’ and eggs still male-en Bowman, and be has not via- :‘ cii.,s 1L1- 5.1m- "t :Ihca lb. and 30c ited his homejor nine years. a dot. ty)pcc'irily. About the only| . David Cornish, of London, A-WWWMWY‘B‘h’ Waterloo? T _ F _. curnnl priccs. '1 iwre was also a fair Mr. Norman Shelley, of Can, gamut The t'resceutsrot the' ITatert League, defeated the Bu n team in the Waterloo ri evening by a score ol 5-3. “as a good exhibition ot h a. good ,crowd was in hand t'reseents showed up well ise to he one ot the strong" in the tity League. Mr. than. refereed in a satisfactory manna. supply of apples on hand. Fowl was not quite at) plcnutul as usual. At a nrcvtj 'l held Tuesday evening E." Mlhlmlh school of llu- Waterloo Lulu-Hm! chcrim vlvclml the tollow- r.:.n:nu-rs Inr the coming year: l'rcyident, J. W. Fcluteider. Sicrs-t'rvsii'tri, (I, yi. Hurling , Sun. ll. ll'u-Lman. ' T Trvas., A. Mus.whuan. " “mania. libs M. Own-l. Awmtanl organist, Miss L. Mil armor. The attendance at the regulu Sat. urday market showed a decidrd tak ling or: compared with last Satur~ day, prlulcy owing lo the fact of last “you hang 'Xmas week. The ptuce ul butlur and eggs still "r :irai.c, tlv samu- "t :localb. and 'diibe (‘RL‘SCENTS WON A special meeting Inc Public Library Boa trrdtt May owning. T tscre at Chmman D. Bean, and Cork, Schult, Strain and Account» for magazines ant 83:9 new passud and cram pdid. The usual amounts [(1 ies mu also passed. Turs' I last meeting ot the year. WE lu' K L Y MARKET an ['1 ll' TERARY Box Jl v ‘wu- Ycar's Itahee, given under lH~DIl'I'N of lln- W: M. S, Band in .\'..1r'rltm Tuun Hall, Monday at- "In and vu-uing, was an ttrtprcCe- ul sII-xuw' and shows that this q-r of rvcrvation has still a great mum llw your”: people ot Water- ml ticinity.' lt is estimated that .14 HI; orthxs wow present. in ‘U'uivg. “Jim‘s m-rc [in-sun Halt Hum-Err. and mum-mus fl,vcc, am! in my the Iran on-' Ilnunwlus limping the light \Jit' nun! the' mm small hours.: s' .crvsrr, oi nrrliu. not I as‘ mavulu‘v." aunt under his [worl- Iwnmt" 5-1.1 vwrylhing won! 11“" 1M), 1.; urt'lnwll'n I'l'mn tlw W. . It“! Mimihl'll csrcutt,t music M (NT-l " sr-lcv, . Rafferty " [ J. Brm-gvman. 1'outtuitlee, Méssrs. J. o. S. Marlin, ll. Dick- ubgvnmn. Mrs. C. W. Sch- ir, Alan-rm Warm-r; g, iirt in JJattwl and Ed. Fr in " Ita, W. LET! ”UP! mm.- manna nvortutnod on accounl of the icy road, an.d Mr. Tanke In than"! as tar as the bridge, amat- lor M a tew yards. and hump ung- lcd h the lines. In tailing to the eround he struck his head on the bridee with such force .nm he be- Came unmnscious. He was unit-1| into the other of Mr, Kretttrleer. Dr. Wetm was called, Ind n was some tlm? tterote he Irma-ml conscious- no“. The Mde of Mr, Tank's head was acutely this“ aatd.tte also sm- tained and cut our the eye: The alumn- In I: Mn. " well " In In and. Thursday Mr. Wm. “who. father-in luv at Mr, Maurice Sturm, lies It I t home' in a serious condi'ion. Tho ttntorttrnaie man, win: his horse and sh-igh. tvasin 1hr art at turning around in from a] Nr. C. Knut- rir.er"s planing mill, Wm he did some business, when esle.igh in s‘lcmnl s At'ciDE.NT wind.“ owning. An usual. the car- m il was welt attended, and a large nnmhvr of costumers were on thriee ond enjoyed themmrlvrs. The band was prosont and contributed much to the onjnyn‘wnl at the skali-rs. Three prires wr're given away. which were won " tho [allowing :-ttest lady in costume. Miss Mailman; best mallo- man in costume, Mr. Norman Zlck: hrs! child in rounnw. Miss Mamlie Knmpl. . Pr. John Wesley and Chester, at h-uue. “In. have the prnlminxl srmpa- thy oi their friends and neighbors la the great bereavement that has be- fallen them. The funeral services were emutueleul in the-Fhutnpwrwa1 church, lllenheim. by Rev. S. M. Ilaueh, of Waterloo, a former pastor, in the presence of a large emu-nurse ot sur- towing relatives and friends. Two sisters and two brothers also survive viz.: C. C. Fry', Bright; M. C. Fry, Kurtzville. Mrs. John Riehl. Lisbon, and Mrs. David Bean, Waterloo. TIN-T FIRST 1wtgv.u,. The nrsl fancy dress carnival of the wasnn was hvld in thr Waterloo rink Death 9f John Fry.--We regret very much to chronicle the death oi John C. Fry, of the 9th concession of Blew heim, alter a lingering illness, on the llth of December, 190t, at the age or " years. 9 months and 15 days. The ran. Suhn Fry Fas born near Berlin, and with his parents moved while yet a mm'I- child lo the township of Blen- Iu-nn. He was agood farmer, quiet, unobtrusive in manner, (Irvotedly air tu"'1llr to his family. a. good neighbor and a usviul citizen. His wife, daugb- ter of the hit John.Â¥aner, ot Cedar Walls. mini. and only daughter cum, predeceasred him. T9trytt'metr mm. W]. “mid 31. M: C, ot Pittsburg,' Miss Adelaide Copley, of due, is visiting her sister, Addison Taylor, tor a‘tew Aunlbull In} nu, nu n u." '""J"'" Mr. Alfred Sturrock 'was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sni- der, Albert street, during his stay in Waterloo. . l The Misses Jessi? and Agnes Val- entino. Mrs. M. McBride and Mrs. Franklin, ot Flint, Mich., 'are guests at the home of Ms. and Mrs. Andrew McIntyre. . Mr.- Willie Sterling, of Toronto was home Sunday and Monday. H Mr. John Bruegeman attended a union ot the iamily at Hanover on Yen‘s. Mr. All. Vale, or Wrelire College, Toronto, is visiting at his home in Waterloo. Rev. Mr. NcNivetr of Park's road spent Friday and Saturday a guest at the home of Mr. and ;Mrs. Menno Dewitt, Erb street. 1!;s.llarry Bevers, of Buiralo, is visiting at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Ilachncl. _ I' Mrs. Jacob Cressman, cf Ji'"atts, has retuxned home aiter spending a week in Waterloo, ... Miss Eugene Quehcn, oi the Torote to Conservatory or Music, was the guest oi Miss Emma Bean Ftiday and Saturday. Miss Maud Octzel is visiting in New Hamburg. Miss Harriet Bruhacher very pleas andy entertained over a score at het tricmls from Waterloo and vicinity at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Sny- dcr, Jr., Wednesday evening, in hore or at her guest, Miss Brutuuher, of humus. After a short programme ot vocal and instrumental music, dainty rcireshrptmts were served, and alew hours were then spent in games. The ennui; was thoroughly enjoyed by all. . Mr. Shoemaker and granddaughter, oi Reid City, Mich., who have been guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Menno Devitt, have returned to their home. r" New Year's Day at his name erloo. b Mr. Roland Memer returned to t (reek Wednesday “our spend- some thr.? in Waterloo. _ Hr. uni Mrs. Arthur itoos, ot Mus- m, Mich., hue returned home at- " visiting his mother in Wucrloo: “In. and-Philip Dish, ot Winnipeg, Mam, are spending the holidays with tlrvir parents al Waterloo. Ir'iirrehiti, am. In. in. sun lo" Master Jamen visit“ m am out New Year'.. In: Alice u k has returned from a visit with "in; in Toronto, It. and Mrs. Sheppard returned to “it home in Cornwall Tuesday a!- “: pleasant visit with Waterloo It. Ind In. Hill, of NW. iietc,_nttur.ed home am a. that ukl’ stay with ("out in Waterloo. It. Chas. b'. Britten return”! to is home in Detroit Tum“ atter ”in a week with Natalya r Ctuoateurreietrras In, Thursdcy. "ar, ' 190â€"5 -'emtee-essess-sse-Tse-e-eeessssese-eessGssssA.-,..s. Personal and Social f LI 4. I , " A .A result of aserimts accident PLATTsvILLF: New ,Dun- Nts. J. days. a guest at Wm. Sai- In Wat- at the hour M12 n'rlm-i noun, M the Compotr't (Miro. "urrrloo, furlho [mum of for -ivin‘g the c, vmpnny’s- nnnu-l "port and u no ell-r! ion of four (Ir-um Wanda). Jun. Mb. um. The 42nd annual muting ot the W’atorloo Manual Fire Insurance Co. will In held on I By way of preface to the cantata, 'the pastor gave a bible reading suit- ed to the occasion, Miss Hilda Mer- tner following with a well delivered Ir!EitatAou, "The Annunciation," trom ;“Ben Hur." Mr. "Clef Shupc. oi Berlin, opened a singing school M “MIMI. near New Dun-Ion two week,rt ago and it is in a mun-thing common. It is conducted (“wry Friday owning. and Although held at the Mennonite church is inter- denominational. Waterloo Mutual Fire '. Insurance (h. _ otimui.""iiesrm, 1 Dudley Buck's beautiful Christmas I cantata, "The Coming of the King," was given in the Waterloo Methodist Church Thursday evening under the auspices of the Young Ladieis' Choral 'Club of the Twin-City. There was a good sized audience and the rendering l of the ditricult cantata was a distinct. I artistic musical success, and marks _ an important advance in choral sing- ing in the Twin-City. The cantata is replete with solos, duets, trios; mix- ed choruses, choruses tor ladies' and gerrtlernea's voices, and inspiring uni: son passages, and the treatment p3. corded the various parts, under tht able direction of Miss Bean, who has had the work under mutation for some months past, was at all times musicianly and in perlect. harmony with the general theme of this beautiful composition. The' solo- ists tor the occasion were Miss; ,Elma Snider, soprano, Miss Blanche‘ Bean, contralto, Mi. Frank Beinrose, ot Sherbourne street Methodist choir, Toronto, tenor. and Mr. Alfred Stur- Jock, leader at Erskine Presbyterian choir, Toronto, baritone. The solos lot the, Misses Snider and Bean were sweetly and emwtively rendered. Mr. lBemrose's success might be described las instarttanerrus:-tatrgrs mr-stiture, 'he has a frne stage presence, support- ,ed by a' voice oi wonderful flexibility and sweetness, " hich when the music called tor it he could tone down al- ,most to a whisper, yet when 0 casion idemanded his notes rang oust with ivirile power. The last council meeting of the you 1904 was held Monday afternoon. Mayor UFmann and ill members ox- cept T. Ovens being present: Nothing of importance was done except pass- ing of a tew accounts and closing up thr lmsim‘ss ior ttte year. Miss Bean and the iorty or tins" young ladies composing the Choral Club are to be congratulated upon the great success of the undertaking, which it is hoped is but the forerun- ner of other entertainments of the same high musical standard. LAST COUNCIL MEETING' may 3min- am played the dit- ftcutt organ accompaniments to the mum in ambit-tamer. Mr'. Mimi Sturrock, who took the flmeult _bass solos, in the absence ot Mr. D. B. Musselman through illness in his family, was a whole host in himseli‘and as Herod sang with great power and good expression. Int. CHRISI‘MAS SEEKER _ . 1 'i' "3 . l When you want something useful, handsome ytd lilting, and imp ct. our vari us liues of Footgenr consuming of Chest S'ippcrs for everybody; Christin " Shoe: w nrm~linsrl for: th Indie“, Misses mid Children. Leggings, Overgaitem, Roman " Oe, whom. Oar Store is tilled from top to bottom with the bud Ink-st that money can buy. Come early ind often. Yours for best geods at Ihrest prices, ' Sum-any. January ant. mos', Bhutan. Sp'udl, Conform", Inn'- and Boy. ofoihing 00".. Al o a full line of atrium: Groc r on. nan, candlea, n! so ml: ty.. t tim. B. . - . _------------- Ladies Fur Jackets. Capes, Ruifs, Muffs, . Scarfs and Boas. Ladies' Kid Gloves, Mitts. Hosiery, Under- wear. a Handkerchiefs, Ties, Collars, Searfs, Laces, . Trimmings. Dress Goods, Silks, Waistings Table Linens, Napkins, Tray Cloths, Run. ners Cushion Tops. TEE CUEIIXG OF THE KING Brorder of the Board," FRANK "MONT, The charm of Living is Cheerful Giving. Santa ("and Own choice JOHN 1tt.tPtyyitytiNyyt Opposite Zimmerman House, Waterlo? J. Uff'etmiinn. Holiday Gifts ( Just a Minute . "an 'tte r. l About 'wenty members M the old guard ot the humor 'li, Nicholas Club assembled at tho Market Hotel Fri- or evening and hold a New Year's Feast, rousistlng M the choice winds 'ft?tb9+tys bring trom Muskoka each "at I w“ lemming" new“ by Mine "051.com“ ‘und was done the justice to. A thoroughly cum- "te,oermg in: out. HAD NEW YEAR'S FEAST 1 1 Do . You 1 _.cji, Want Watthmaker and "treher, Gaunt. BLOCK - WATERLOO No wander the pow-wu- of a and watch in cxreful into whose hands he Ieavea it " repai-, when it hi!!! to work. Many a. good watch " Mt In tnd hands. and is npnileri by incom- petent or clrolera regathg. I) was your wt'e't reed attention t Dot,'t ran she tirk t thaving it "oiled. We do Ih-vrrugh watch rroitising. Careful with Your Watch? _._ .) ZICK’S SHOE HOME H.B. DUERING Phone Stas - _ ..' " WATE lllliliililllhu,E0 . DOERSAM, Agent, SYour friend to remember TI iron-m? " you do.“ ‘ iorhertsrtemintofai. . . -. . WATERLOO. r, oandlea, raisins, etc., at pricg PARKER M-""""---'""-"-""- iiilliitt _ TOWN or wanna-3 FOUN All! -rTe 1lttrtiitultuttl Sepia“ E. J. Roos-. ' ARE in win And over- Fe ' GEO. HASENFLUG STRATFOID. ONT. Young Man. Young ‘mmw. chi-n In M-nndan' mom for Wu In tho high- er Ind more ruptmdhla urn-Mona M li'o Y1: are owed (H a Manon or ho‘thand "union and want up- wurdn. En'r our "ttotu tttio mount 9 " r ' Wm. my canloauo._ Imam g lomcmx. WESTERN ONTARIO 1905, We solicit a continuance and an increase o' your patronngé to the year 1905, . - ' 5132:. "They Profited" JANU "i,1,f-.f,e,RiFijt ) ' 'ii,Tirat'y (Jr/450:» A FAMOUS SCHOOL We bog to thank all our Patrons for their kind - yantronugc during the past year, and wish them all, tind the Public in gem ral, u. Who bought their Xmas supplies trot, is, and we are pleased. We intended to give the public better values than they could obtain elsewhere in the Twin City, and we tlid: by no narrow margin either, but we in some cases but the price in two ; it was intended for in advertisment, and we wk it. The same prices hold goodmnti1 January 3rd; if you intend to celebrate New Year's, take advantage of same. _ HAPPY AND I'lutSpEltC)US' NEW YEAR has started. ““7 oa' I Stocks are no! in I“: arsd and thiifty Show. " - Our Ami City fTmrwry and China Hall rm "at n VLH. Becker & 00. :New Year’s Greetings l. _ to Ill, Here is a partial nu of with Bond." 'arucln 'tr _ Bible, Bti'tta,Ce8-, I Dru-1r: can, rum-h Po... Panamwmn Bl... , on. an, on. Xmas hithis Waterloo, 'THE MOST of . THE BEST for THE LEAST u [ Roos PHARMACY. BER“ tt iii?! K ing tit. Phomm WATERLOO “ 'iR8?.ti,'i '“ i? .4 Tlf, $334 () 0 o () I) F) N () ll