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Shingles
Sidings
Mou?dings
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GOC)RlE ONTARIO
ENTRANCE RESULTS MITCHELL MAN
ALES OF INJURIES
t l IN,r(N
Ch,• hi,;h est e:t.a.alh,g at Iiti. 'entre
Lye. (,),' tine•,. by O"r"Ihy \\'all.,:, who
hall IJ,', DI 115, 11111 (,f 7511
M. \ inirews, 1. Cameron, al. ( •511•
1„101, 11 0.011''1, (11), 1). Car•t0)iOht,
P. t llovohill, S (-n(k, B. Covey, U,
('ud11lori, W.l)r'Lpt'r, I; I411iot1. J.
lS11( tI, 11 i' • Lt 1(. Pear, (1, Fitz'
Imo c u J. (.:.Bier (111• I. Mew,
(1 11 11110, (4-. (1 dales. lj Hovey, 11,
'M aloEwen, If; .\lel':wen, (1.
l‘lcJlath 1111. 1;. Mot risen (11), AV.
D(u 'lis Ii, Nud;!', \\'. Pepper, K,
Pieket.t, 11 I'ickot1, 1-I. Plum,t-1'1, I,
1'iamst eel ((1), 11. Reynolds, It. Rob-
inson, (%, Itowd'lill'•', (Iib al. Shipley,
I4. re,.t 1. 1.v(nlank, 1'Veddeu,.
U \\'alto, Ill), 1. \Vebster (IT)
\VINGHHAM 1
It. lieninger, J. Brack(nhurt/ (HI,
S. ('anlph„1l, J. (ln1 r, 11. Clark, J. I
Onp,•Iond (H), 0 Coulter. A. (loutls, .
G. Davidson. L Oran r, la. Dow (1i).
W. Dow (H) I. Fowler, K Pry (11),
L. (lilkilsen ((1), A- i(ammntld,
1,5P1 114111. It. llnot(e (H). 1.. Howutli
(H), F. hopper, E. Jenkins, J. Lepard,
L' Lincoln, A, 1.11(11 (1-1)4 (. McInnes
(f1),.1.itlitehe11(11). I Noll 1);(3)
.A., Ph(pnen, 1T P. -tinter, (4 Pullen, M.
Pullen, i-1 I2,••, 14. Redd (H), A O,(ch,
J. Roth, T. Relit, A. Stokes, 10,
Skelding, R. Smith, A. Stokes, 0.
'111711 (H), P 1Vat(cer (11), P. Weaver,
I: \Veir•, R Z•nbtigg.
NVILON.F.TItIt
L. Ashton, 11. 1(; looney, .1. Elliott,
s E. Finlay, I, (''itch (la). 11, 1('ritl(ek,
V. Montt;omety. \V. !'.tidies L. Rob-
in -mil, A.1tntIan, i; Stocks (lib 0.
Vanetour, Iti ‘Vats((,
Ii01-L1)AVIOli
A. Albrer'ht, \'V Angst, 0 lislt'u-
weit tilt. It. ti'•tu(•, M. Gedeke, 14.
Gihenn, F. Gr,Llun. G ('10grave, R.
Harriliold, 0, 1'1011 00; 3, Johnston, P,
1IC0.'rwitt, >i \ic1Sl)vain, T, 1ilthood,
H.
Alotogotisciv, M. Peltehard, 111.
Rohorts, K Sangster (H), 11., Scott,
H. \Valhi"o.
BRUCE COUNTY
A pressen tank located near the
-'nor it, the 'l'Pe•'w'.11e1' er'enute,y ex
pltld44. 111e lend and body of the ta111(
being blown tlnenghthe 1 o'f of the
r Leming ,twa t ,011` 1111 (1f
it ,i a t
bt,ud , , t
the roof and „n(liog
1''. A. Garland, for n nnullmr '4'
ytrhrs h•tggng"4l110101' and nl01.k at. 1110
0, N. R. station, Ptisley, has tram
tr'ttllsfelt'e,l t'1 Dot 1111111 station. The
prntll'1ti•111 '•'11'1'i1H 101111 it all il100'111e
in salary, 111'. G,01111nd, besides be.
in:; a courteous and capable man in
hi, potvir"1, ,0)11110 011'y pnpnh1( nit.
17.011 of the 11,'51 41111 14 r„rnedlnlrRN,
reLary of Ahiran) Lodge, 1 O 0 1",
THE BRUSSELS POST
6'1'Ii ,'I'POI(ii,Jul) hi-.-'I'h'ee1-mot-
to ;e'''(d"tr,e,,,0e tee1111 1g lnutl Iy, 1'1'-
01119!•1 in till; vicit.ity, )'') )1 Matti'•
days
The fatal accident (wooled aleml..
11 ;10 0 clock, LL hen Alft'd 1110!, age
ed 21, "1 1.1iti'l oll, rh(iug a !.cycle M-
oog the highway re1v01 one mile 0011
n (wallet 114 1 ( lli1C11ell, Wal 111 II k
h) aear drivt r Ivy Allied alecks, 012
Cheney vl rent, ht ratfol d, and knock-
ed L" the pavement. 01.• W. HAW of
11(X11,11 wits callai to lite scoot. ;toil
intid the i»Jared n19r1 removed to the
Stratford tiusilital, whet r' 1 .'tIi uo,b-
ed 11 7 :10 this morning, lit' had -,of-
feted a 000(10 ft'actuet, of the skull, a
1»okeu leg and other injuries,
aleokti, the delver of 1111' (:01•, and
Dell'ova W. Haley, 213 Drurn street,
Stratford, who aicowptul(ed 11110,
were talu'0 int. 0 custody and later re-
leased, the 1'11'11101 110 bail of $4,1100,
and the latter on bail of i$2,11UO,
Meeks is charged under section 282,
"that he did dlivo fnrh'usly and
I cause the death of Alfred 1401(0."
A jury was impaneled bele, this
morttiug, and after viewing the le.
mains, adj•'pteed 111!1 Pi bitty next,
• According to abet ks, Goole were
four persons riding bicycles on the
highway, travelling (11 the opposite
direction of the Meeks' car. 0.10 ape
( peat ed to be 00141111g toward the car,
1 and in swerving to the left to avoid
st.1')0i g this one, the car strnelc
1 I4reis.
The demised man to 1 1 wasa native of
Mitchell and EL 0011 of Louis K)0iss, of
that town. He had been working for
, his 0.1(1111, VV(II(nm Kreiss, of Foliar-
' ton Township and WWI nn 111a tvay
1 hone, when the accident n'Icurted,
A brother, John, resides in Mitchell.
About 0.30 o'clock, last night, a cat
111(0011 by George Nelson, Palmerston,
shuck a huggy 111 (yen by lf. Nichols,
, Follett no '1.'uwnship, who was ttc-
c0tnpauled by his wife. Mrs, Nichols
was 1111 own out by the impact and
5(1 f•'red a broken arm. She was at-
tended by Or. Armstrong, of 11it-
ch:•Il. The accident happened about
half a wile Itis( of 11(,,!011, on the
51ghwny. 'Phe (11 (ver, who was in-
s blinded t � ti 1 t 0( by
1 r niwx that he n I d a
in-
jured, 1
gluing headlights 014 (lid not. 000
thy boggy unl(1 be mashed into it.
Ile was going slowly at the time and
l ought his ear toe sl no wit bin 19
N1011044 s ere '1
'\ 1 »ff cl 90'1'1,0
''e ,1t.. 1
feet. 1,.
minot ° s 110111.411
,tket 1
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l
Blinded by gbu•iog headlights, P.
1lriitrieb, 310 0''l nein street, 111)14
city, allying his; 't', struck a .911 V1.11
11911' the Little Lakes, on the Plast
111 1)1 W1t f, about 11 30 haat night. The
1 1'l.opplyd neer info the ditch and
was badly damaged, Ife.intiir.h es -
ir sped 10)1 h %severe -halting nit.
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Walton Farmers'._.__ Co-operative
Co. 1.IntlInd
1'10114 (11'44, Mori ,c Carry Plume 211 r S_", 1510K11lop
25% Nor
2
.try
Wail' ted
ilgi'lest
Pr'I1Ol.,ai
Por all kinds
of Poul?ry
Th:.rnsort
BRUSSELS
M1DDLE6ON BECOMES
SHERIFF OF H JRON
Clinton Man Lo Su:aeed R. G. Rcy-
nole1s, Superannuated.
11, 11 14,•7,101r1.. .1' (1,ldetinit. for
11' „1 ILu•un Uunutp
h t- e,. p'Oer,1 , u 1110 supe l'1L,r11uaI.
rd ii,;. 111' le.ur,,•,t, 4,111 101(1 he 'til'
r 1'11011 (n th.1t el -lice by Lilies 0, \td-.
,I et, 11,,-1 t I(nl"n '^ele•,•1I 'it (.t the
lel ter I, v been 410.') e,1 l+.'I ::1.1110
time, tool _a11lr:u;.lr a I)lrinl :ul11ouuc,
110v1f 110 • 1011 been1 11.4111., it t' uniirt
1111(11 d 111'11 the 41,1,0.(1.1110111 %%111 lee
(r"rl(tnrrd 111 01,4'1,4x1 meeting 01 the
()o!oriu (att(url rnur:cil
dlr, N11,1(11..0,0 i1 11 11E0(ye 1(1(11 Iii''•-
long resident of (tode•rirh Tea nehiP,
wlteu+ hs people weer anoing Ilse
wtrly set ll.•,,. An A ngl(1•ail oleo oh.
(n the township i, kmnwn tis''11(dd.e-
Inn':.. 111' :11i,ld1e1011 1111+ frt((111•11-
•teel lay 1„ 111e brood t'f.
It ) l e l }
Huron, and is well-knotvu through-
out Vv este! Outuio, lir (s past
pre:tient of the Mouth Huron (in.
,ervntive Association and was reeve
of Clinton I'cr a n(1uiber of years.
EAST WAWANOSH COUNCIL
01u1c(1 wet on July 8.11, with all
the members present. Dllit utes of the
last meeting were read and twittered,
Onus. from the Wostern University,
it,king the (•11(1(1:11 111 In n01514 tt,o'Ilul-
atsltip to ,(01(51 young oleo and w,nl-,.
en from this 1(1u,1(cipal(ty at that
'sett of Learning, received and filed.
The treas,n'er prese0Ietl his half -
yearly statement up to June 30th,
showing a balance on hand on that
date of :132,107.43. As this amount
Will 11111 114 sutlln(eut to (.mere the
tnwnsh1(0 1111111 the taxes are forth-
coming, a by law was tread and passed
empowering the t ensurer to borrow
afuethersum for general purposes,
0" motion of Ketr and Stalk el , ,los,
Oh tummy (vas appointed inspector to
(tamcethe Wetd Control Act to be ,
paid at I he rate of 30 cents an hour,
Only one ten(ier heing received for
the (.leaning net ni' the Smith branch
of he l'lalla,lan Drain, this matter
WW1 laid 110011111 III 0 HU meeting.
Moved by Stalker, seconded t:y
Campbell that. aft.erded(1eting,the ex-
penses in connection with oho Con-
federation set0i0e': held on .11113' 3, 4
Glut the balance be handed over to
the Bible Society.—Oat vied.
The following accounts were paid ;
0,0 1+',1,le-rave, hall tent $41100;
1413''! Staodar'd, advertising $1 (ill;
A. Pot t0: field, rout 1r t old allowance
4'3111 t alno(cilu,l World, supplies
$%III it IL Ag,
ul'
11
$113 75 ; u,Lcrolmon, C (tall Ell 1131)9 25
.1. St ime house 135147 5(1 ; .1 Vincent
1142(18 rtl : 0 vViuhfinal) $170 ba ; (4.
flnn!les (12011411 S, alel;,n'nev
1123(1,7)1 • T. Rubinson $280 019 ; W.
1100111 1122213: J. 1leIiill 11270 (11
-
W, J. (tole 11812 95 ; J. Gillespie, anId-
n1.1/11
el 1111 f`7 110111, :450 110,
Connell nd,j mimed to meet ug)1iu nn
'I'na'.=11111.•. 1\tn:u-, .1-h
1 1101) l'N;R IlIItLB, Clot k.
'Unique Company Appears in
"Fascinating Youth."
Sixteen new Faces, Plus just as
moray 1(1111ou8 odes, Such is the n11-
usital cast of "Fascinating Youth,"
Paramount picture whieh come.. to
':he (i:'mud Theatre 0(1 Friday and
Saturday of this wocit. 'Ch1:' • Para -
III 00nI .Junior Stars provide the new
tnl+'bt. These strld4nts of the Para-
mount 11rttu',' School were selected
1'011 11),000 applicants before being
allowed to take an eight month
emus„ of study. "Fascia:utitig Youth"
ser0r, as their screen debut.. In sup-
mortinir robe:—gmarhntee(na :111 "all -
tar oast—are Ralph Lewis, James
1(radbt i'y, Sr., Joseph Tliu'ke and
other W011 1(11000(1 a0107 and ::actress-.
''+, Part of Byron Morgue's story is
laid in •i''1' a big' motion picture
tnt(ln and ono secs just how 111ovirs
are made. Other scenes take place
111 Gee • 100X11 Village, the Bohemian
r c ntcr of New York City, and at a
Moto, resort ort who r (. Lembo tin ' ski -
'11g, tobogganing and other ,p01'ts are
in full swing. An ice -boat race ser-
ve: as the pictuee's smashing climax
and I'rot'Ides some unique thrills for
111M'ie ;gcer0,
Your Eyes Need
Attention
If your eyes bother you in
any way;
If they tilre quickly or bo -
come. inflamed;
I:1 yeti do not see easily and
well;
If headaches impair your
efficiency or interfere with
yo11)' plettslll'u;.
If you' cannot enjoy every
minute of your rcadin; 9 —
SEE
Maude 0 Eirya.nss
otl.tomotriet
Phone Z6x Brussels
ro 1
LdNf1I'AIJ 1)11,1,)!'L'IA1'fER.
I)lileeta WIlIc'11 :Art tic's 1'1172101 at
Tilney.
Every land le 11'15!,•! 1!. t+ L' a
11,1;,11 population I (1. , 1,J ::,f-
I10b•`•1 The pts. rl 1' r ,e,,,
("Moose, Lhe '1' rt "t
ti'- n' 11
rro, the 1,1 'i."1 ...,-:•;, rl;
art:,:•ix s th! 1,lt ,
11'1,9 noihiap or 1111,' 4,' . r' 1101'
1",11 (11141,114 which )tr , ',l'• al
111,1.•8.
111 tleaalhnx aril t 11,• I r , ' 1111' p, .
r,rli:u9t1„H of the r.n ! .1::;•)()
Maar( 11, in the lama. ;,
1: r•i t'' 1
Venally Om vt) Ii”1 "i• 1 111 a..
bhn'lt /111111.$s ea'1'(1. 5' 1 111.. • ;l- ii./0 10;1'100. 111:1 rn e'al:5 1:11011 of
14'1111 1':t l 11, ,':t'.
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local, that it. llaa 1„ _ n, i ( a s r
to 1'•t 11,0' 111111' ; 1"1 ' •1 • al";.,r -
vvItti Ih'• v_hflr u., n': 191;"11, 11•,11', 1' 1•
the white 1111111 to .0 .1 n. - 1 . 5:111'
1111 ler.
7110 1',•1alt 1 1 1, .. '-
19ph--an 111.(1 ' 13 1 1
veloptll+'nl.00(1 on
1„•U.rIr•1•' allot 11 91 -r. 1.: 1 '!• 111 1 r
(tt 1t :r, a - •'t , 1'1 .. •.1
u•._.: ,.e1.1 it all 1 ;IT,
int
contl'r'm1).e : 1101 , ::t:.,.
Un` 11'1"111,'11•, '1. 11 •"1111:
01081 (1,.1•ct,a I.y .'.1''' 11111 Ikea•:1I"'
mite different r ,,• o. ;;. hoe In.: tr,
1 uethtr 1'11 ,i o -t
is bola I:ru •r," ita .v,
Ismaers bet; am 1 stet h:1'
1511(
bt e01.0e1 ' (.u. t 5, 1, 1 ! rr.
\\rill, 11 . c: 15111. 7, it is
-much I !'.. 'r m' , 11+11✓ -• for
.x115.. ,i 11 •.
is ,tom:lett b,. 1( to.: n,1' hulk about
!dotty." (Mollie':- r :111• m -,I
p11110ps, 1,u0 1'1.111 ./'/C(1171v. ,spres.tivel
Yet. n1'nl-';n1 1, 1t has a perfect
directness. 'Pint-: "You 1)e.011 see 111,
to1':'•1 sou: 1 iter (blotting, Pap-
er)?'' "No, Ucr'.-r." 2"011, }(,i not
hr•en re; . 1 (s,' \V'hielt. of
(mum., is finite rrrr"et.
Another peculiarity is the additinie
of words in the manner of suffixes. 11'
you want. to yell someone a good
11(1n, you must call him a good -feller
man," 1(1101 a his; feast becomes a
"big -one feast," and 130 on. Some
of this Is due to nocd for cmpha;is,
but the natives' lunate send of
rhythm has as roma! to do with it.
Indeed, berate -r',. -n:, :' :11 Il teas
a distinct pulse In 11, A 131 le while
ago I wrote a bark ''l' verse in it,
and was astonished 10 find how nat-
urally and easily- the words and
phreses rhythmed.
Still another peculiarity is that
seldom is any tense other than Lhe
present used. This would seem to
mak(' for confusion, but actually it
is not so.
So common has this curious tongue
become that In some of the French
islands the Frenchmen have had to
learn it in order to converse with the
natives. It is amusing to hear them
struggling with it—the only English
they know. A beche-de-mer French
is not possible, apparently.
The language is usually spoken
very quickly, and with the words so
run one into another and the accents
misplaced that tourists and others
often mistake it for a native tongue,
never dreaming that the natives us-
ing it proudly believe they are speak-
ing the purest English, 'plenty good -
feller!"
THE (r,IJI ;('1 I) I (' 431115.
Volta In 1800 Constructed the First
Steady Flow of (tu'rent.
One lundr("( years a„u there died
a man to w110111 w'1' 11101 an 1-
11 1110 0.910% 1 -Il num,. was A1041E11d1n
V.,11 ;'cud to this day nn n 1911911'1/1111
nr::'nn-rleu ly whrit'0e1' i11,1y (1s0 thy,
word ''0 ,11,''
In the Parisian salmis of Cm eigh-
teenth rc'ntury ol, rtr!city was tine or
oho topics 01 •1'01111' 1'4/0 1.01'1' 0.11.11. In
those clays the only 11.10oW11 un I bud of
109119'11 ('leett'h•itp was to rub
w,tx, 01' 00.41) with the dry
land or With a dry (Omit, ;old a
popular amusement ('0'44(i •'1 or two
people doing this and giving each
other an electric kiss, w(:ie'h differed
from the ordinary kind by the pas-
t, 14 a sparic hrtWr'l, tbt' meeting
At that time electricity could he
stored, but a lasting flow of it had
not been 11/score r1a1, In 1780 Luigi
iloh'atti, a professor of the Iteh•orsity
of Bologna, whilst dissecting a frog
(11111 ill- noticed the logs (witching
eenvull(vel3, Ile lltadc Inail31 experi-
ment:( and came 1.0 the conclusion
that 15141 mast Have boom cause,1 by
sense source of anima} elec't;icity that,
eouid be -reacted on by touching 0
nerve with two - different metals in
etrntact.
The boos( Galvani wrote on his dis-
covery and theory was widely read
and a,ccopted as infallible. But Volta
scorned the idea 0f :inbuilt electricity
and embarked upon eight years of
arduous experimenting. AL the be-
ginning of ,1800 he designed an In-
strtlment constru vied of pile'( of silver
and zinc di:.e s iltterspl r od with
pieces of damp 14111,, which, when
the ends were connected by wire,
Save n steady flow of current ---tile
first 111 history.
Haver Being, Harnessed.
Thr Isargo river, in Italy, is being
taken frotn its bed near Brass:mono
and carried through a tunnel to with-
in two miles •of Dolma/to, where it
will bo dropped 700 fel. The new
('iectric station there will generate
220,000 horsy pow((, 5,112 its current
will light the ,'otintry as fair south
as Florence, 300 miles away. Two
subsidiary stations in lateral 'alloys
also will be construett'd and the total
horse -powers of the district will be
,115,000 horsepov;,'r, (r tht•ee-aCths
or all th,' 111 nitied hydro -electric
potentialities of Scotland.
Exported and Transported.
Mrs. 13rhnstono (to her long-suf-
fering husband) "John, what is the
difference between 'exportation' and
'ler. nsportatioIl' 7"
)Or. 1)rinhstono: "Well, dear, if you
were on your way to Tm)nbuctoo .you
would be 'exported' and Y should be
'transported',"
WEDNESDAY, JULY 20th, 1921;
.e oy.
York —Empire's Largest Hotel
titre (1,1 close a copy of British
p duo al institutions as he could
vont ri% e.
The 1'.11.011.10 of the new hotel is
Y e,; net., le it; Il iit is directly across
19113 t•••• Yoront0 'Unita( Stiction,
meek :. , 1515'11 Will he opened
r
•10-1.5 1 11111.1(0 ; �'. ill to tend :360
1 t: alone r r1 (t '(1 1 of !runt
•1 11:'1 ''I r t'.•i. 111 this
,. .- ill the
ad-
, ,` , • t. est to
:-11:"'('4 (41 the
0'1 1, ) 01101'
. „Ly will
brto the
111•ch41(214' dn,aillq of 111a Neu• 31:,1111
. fast arLli ,eft, drawl re-
! ••c1 by the Cana',tvt
::'..0111411131.111 (•nru1, . t',n
,1 eou.t.ritetienoftheirprop(sodt.::'
:1 at 'Toronto, reveal a structure
Il :1
.through a series of varying;
r r - ( -1:., will rise to a height of
tries above the street level.
t', ,ltoining over 10011 rooms it will
10 the largest and finest hotel
It tg in the British Empire,
t1.,—ng its place in the front rank with
the world's hest.
"The Royal York", as the new
hotel will be known, is a name chosen
cr it le: T r Odent I \'. Pe—atty.
l'elleving it t.) be most fitting in that
It rs,or)utt', t1,o new structure with
the history 0f Toro:Y(0 and cnnf0 ms
wlfh the d(;nity a0.1 i,nn0rtanae of
tiro building and its stilendid appoint-
ments. t
c• i <. ti.,) ,r • on
nt 11-51 Th a 1 1 y
Toronto Is erit•(m; at. •d in il,e word
"'lurk". About • 1 ? rear 1791 the
new province o' Fatal; Canada. was
duly ronstitute•d, and Its capital Was
started 111 i:; career as "a very
English town" by that sturdy Briton.
John Graves Shame. He bestowed
upon it the name of York, establishing
of this
t, fact
„ . I1 the
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Too Early.
Tourist (at village store) : I want
to buy a tooth brush.
Storekeeper: Sorry, Sir, but oar
lino of summer novelties ain't in.
BUTTERFLY TRIMMING
An old-fashioned banana colored
Tuscan picture hat elects delicate
beige lace, butterflies to alight on its
brim and crown for trimming.
JACKET HAS BAG TO MATCH
A novelty set from Paris comprises
a sleeveless jacket of suede and hand-
bag to match. The colors most in
demand aro black, brown and beige.
The trimming ies of pigskin with color
ful appliques made of tiny triangles
of kid in red, green, black and silver.
QUICK LUNCH.
For a quick, satisfying lunch, put
slice of cheese, between bread slices,.
dip in egg thinned with a little milk
and fry in butter.
SUMMER CLEARANCE
Store valuable rugs amu hangings
from moths in summer time. Bare
floors and walls are restful and easy
1 to keep in order.
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