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F10NDWWRY 1950 HARRIS mm 3mm ONTARIO CANADA Jourrul if IV 1131 if 4i ml ere To The 11 MIL3i $572 Vs MARCIIDIRN 1mm sinnos 112 Tho he fierim We Iu llLllltl tlial Ilir yill uomrus IAiltfill lute us by been not right tron flirlinlr GEORGE Hnx lilllr girl tripped rruuiul in Iltf first party trmk with its lili lulu oust hill ouy skirt and silkrit sash tied in iniliirnsu hows which Lillf her look like slant liultcrlly liauil luluk elvt in lllJll her golden ihociir you are lutlr Illliii mother or ralnlniotlr ilIllt of lhl Iutltix you used to cir must startle look if that wear such more mom Ir Me Titnl oil Shanty 11 211w leecnllv Itctlstli another ivzlc Elan rllil Frank II 11111 tl 11 inlaiiii tlii tr Ilgt aw lLtthl luttd Nthiulll In fltgtliflgt ins illii xil llu ll Missmn Yunnan China Yllilr tie family LilllVrfl 2n the late or The country is 11 beautiful season now Though all is November yet the days illl sun ny and warm with lltvlgt tlLll where green crabs and the titids ust starting to becomi ginn oath the burns and wheat lheir is one black spot and that is the presence of popplts As went through the in mm 21min 3111 fall of snow 3rd and 4th clear and bitter cold 10 11 llli glib lllll heavy gale of wind with snow At pm the Barometer fell VV1 13 um aluminfHamlin your Hie lithilllx lllll iw lll 11 llxo and if lliv 5111 lltl mull ltfi lilcb Ian uplo idynmmn 1041 to 28 degrees 30 14 heavy fall of snow increasing more tlidaa mm sliougam qtill onmHznnl and nu WMLWWV and Ii iiict In file second in wins lltlili til Niltir til llil tlilltlliimtl girl linrns olliarru writ that they 1111 plJte in thrsc reininis trims of the days when tins lit waists and trig llnlx ts soun till llflllillit turf iilh sso to $1000 IIIIHOUI NDORSIRS OI IANKAIII SHUNT Yen lwro $1 up to ill uwpfv loans on signaturoonfy You dial uml tllflill 1IUIiIiIlI1lIlIC 11151de at llovsi liozn Ilus means gr tlicrwnir paintM promptly when you frtii 11 Repayment she ii lislilk oz mzuc Util nf iilo1isilti 1850 ts lriml HI llll 11 lis frhirsf Izllfl liifxrni 11111111 Borrow ol old 11125 nirdaal lor any tlrrJTIH JANUARII Mild cloudy weather inclining to soft 10 George return ed from Toronto having had good sieighiue to within few miles of Toronto 28 Rev Mr Boyd of Markham Visited us and preached at oldwater 29131 llrlt In til iilxrzvxliililu or dental itils litar lnlfs WllLl iuroavlt Iltl outfit of twoinn lill Im vFIZBRUAItY nrc tlliitssl queer into its lz oi the present Ala trs fltll lo be how much clothes girl muld put on illioilt liliillll her lurk flu its how nimll she can lerr oil without breaking the listro unil games and sewing tlrtlt popular institutions some lttlil tINl letters lllr old of 13111 glliixts you into saying llul wormti ilollivs Huncns rl of is ll in iI llliitlfwlllllt flapper the modern girlrullllll and now lil purl CANE FEEDING MOLASSES 25c Per Gallon in Buyers Container BARRIE FLOUR MILLS on Guaranteed Trust Certicates pitLiar ttlllill by ithplionc tIV lAll was the bush llll ilit kirl lv inches tell ltflllltif1l zlttlics tln tuna le HI into lulzco ticr i1 loin tapczlng an Hi could lime pickid lh of llltlll Huh cuttsl affairs you could composed of plumage allii ilk drumniaij at and flowls the like of lillil noiil mew on land llll wire ouch the manner llllrilfl caps the oruanvitrihd lllt than foot Some friends from rillia who got most dis agreeable night to go home George them to help some of them by the way obliged to go along with the snow being so deep 16 George returned from Oriliia 20 Clear beautiful weather inclining to soft APRIL Slciehing very indifferent Snow going away but slowly ti Soft lather Robins come 10 Two very cold days Severe sheep the smallest disappe Foddernearly all gone 15 fine USU 13 havy In of Sn0w Pretty severe from at night to be hert for the weekend arrd ii heavy gale of wind with snow showers Very cold Old snow still deep in the Bush warm day Employed cart ing dung Sleigh went to the Mill with load of wheat to be ground 17 Cold frosty weather Butterflies and Birds disappttared Crocus in flower 21 Warmer great deal of rain with thunder storms in the night now nearly all off the clearing 22 Commenced plowing 23 Cold with snow an you will remember too that in those days no giil would ever be seen on the street with out hat on her headeven if the fire engine hurried past with hell clanging anti smoke and sparks flyingshed have to rush inside and get on her but before joining 1hr throng to see where the fire was hold in forth parasol not much OSL all Night Employed DIOWiHii larger than the hat completed the outt In lilill shoulders were begun to ill lmclopcd liirzh broad lumpy of lnch reached in Iiilf bunches to the ears Then the fol5 man appeared with its camcl AIS th round smooth and as hardl ISSUED for Any amount for term of five years gunrnntecd both as to principal and interest lntercst cheques mailed to reach holders on due ditto or atliolderl option lnay be allowed to Accumulate st compound interest gt 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SMITH 30 Bankfnf Toronto Bldg Owen 8t OPTOMETmST Phone 2661 Money to Loan 13V Dunk StfPhm 945431 LIFE INSURANCE ALFRED IIARRIS ICLU Damion Stu Baffl PM Personal and Family Plans Pro cramming and EstatemAnalysrs CHIROPRACTORS Close Corporation Group Key Man Partnership Pensionand Sole GEO BELSIE BURNSDIC Proprietorship Insurance Licensed Drugless Therapists Electric Radio Hydro 3nd Mechano Therapy DunlbnfStIcet one 3194 GORBETIVDC Insurance Co LC OPRACTOR AND DRU LESS THERAPIST Phone 3010 17 Owen Street FUNERAILDIRECTORS Mi SMITH CO Esubllshed 1869 FUNEEAL pmncrons AND EMBALMERS MolorVambulance in connectiini OPEN DAY ANDNIGHT nonunionr PHONE no YOUR FE INSURANCE NEEDS Phone 4174 or 2705 1Barrie Representing London Life meat at the old Town Hall Skat LV0Il on the crown in theform of flat Phone 2719 FRIEND Discussion 0F is saddle seat on either shoulder umo of them several inches high In Milli sleeves began to take risc and pulls became the rateV and every old Barrie boy at lcasiu showers Plow going great tail of the Snow all gone except here pease also bushel of Spring Wheat 27 Fine warm weather in the bush Sowcd some where the fall wheat had been Plowing for Summer Fallow Began to Fine warm weather put the garden to rights MAY Strong wind snow showers occasionally and still on the South side of the Dam Pretty sharp border of ice fall wheat rotten and there destroyed by the snow 30 bitter cold sowing harrowing Cold backward weather Some ice still to be seen 011 the Dam Sent parcels to La Cloche The Sault Gore to sail on the 9th inst Some ice advertised still onlthe Dofm Very cold with snow showers Jas Sanson eillcd on his way to the 511 Severn to put up 21 Saw Mill Emplo ed plowing taking out Orillia lstones 10 Ground covered with so Went to Orillia Fine dry warm wepther cold disagreeable day rain and sleet 20 heavy or in the morning 13 17 Returned frbm fall of snow and freezing Snow or inches deep 21 Show some early frame Pease 21 little 29 Plum trees in full disappearing but slowly 23 Sowed the last pf the Oats and Plum BlossomsShOWing wlgite moon Employed planng pom family as completely as possible 50 0W toes andlndiah Corn Mason employed building Georges cel pltSilice of his wrte that one or lar 30 Burnt acres of chopping consequence of it coming on to rain which continued the thcmost enjoyable jobslie had Ill boyhood life was in helping her to tuck into tier coat those big balloon sleeves and biliowy flpun ccs when preparing to take her home after the evenings amuse inc Rink Siinday Schml social or the oldtime popular party Those pufls rose to the ears and with them the bodice proper bt can to be tlow Talk about the of today then run your eyes over those low bodices and you will wonder howltherc is any one left to tell tlidle In 1895 thccycling craze was rtsponsible for fearful things All tho world went on wheels Wom lcncspecially stout onescame butt in bloomers which they saidxgnic them freedom whatever that mayi havelfieant in plaids too and you know what plaid can be The waist line was tight upfl froml tlicwaist lapcls grow til they reached the bust here they flared out boldly like spreadinfeagle wings With this elegant getup the hair was modestly screwcdhigh frorgnd pat Boots were stout rough an ready things quite the article for lone woman on at Wheel Altogetherrthe cycling woman of thatVday looked like mistake be tween woman and man And the fad of wearing bloom ers that came with the arrival of the bicycle girl caused just as much comment among the more conservative 7785 doesthemappear anceofsomc Of the freakish styles of thcprcsent day And one of the most popular songs regarding that innovation which was sung on almost every possible occasion was parody on npopular songt hit ofthat timeandwcnt ste thing likethis As Shes Just Aboutto Fall Have you seen the dainty maiden as she rides upon her wheel She wears big baggy bloomers so her shape Shecan conceal When she runs against stump you can heAr her loudly bale As the wheel begins to wobble and shes just about to fall At that moment let us ponder let tislookthnother Way We feel sorry for the maiden as wehear her sadly sayi My new garments they are busted if onlyvhad shawl With shriek she cries on Help mel When shes just about to fall In 1897 the puffed sleeve grew with variations At times you stiifled fem with cotton batting if you wished aufree independent flyaVway catchmebyoucan air If dew and needed aV mournful as ipect you allowed7 thevauffs to droop and they drooped beauti fully even trailed if you hadleni full enough But when woman went forth to show the men that she didnt give two hodts about any of them your puffs ShOWEd it They were bread stuffed with hair and inthem wornan often meas ured scveraLfeet across It seems awful now but itsthe truth never theleSs In 1900 the hats grew thoughthey were still tipped rak you were grass or graveyard wi larg whole afternoon JUNE tic apple blossoms 17 Young Street quite as turned JULY etc 11 Fine warm down by the heavy rain Sault gt canonizer sClearview WI met at the hom of the president Mrs Rumble on Tuesday nfternoon Jan with Mrs Patton presiding The roll the poems of Robert Burns The treasurers report showed healthy financial condition and it was voted to send contribution to the building fund of the Hos pital for Sick Children After the business part of the Skirts were slightlyfull all arpound and waists were not so freakish In 1906 the sheath skirt appeared with the fullness that everywhere had been conned to the skirt fullness that swept madly aboutthc feet of th wearer with swishing sound like aregiment of rattle snakes While the girl was no ip flapper herSelf in those days her skirts surely were This was the tiny hats with dip in the centre after the soldier boy style cocky In 1908 the crazefor scanty gowns andtliese were called Shocking what ever thatlmeans Windy days usedto be sore trial for the modest maiden and iv sudden breeze catching her unprepared wasrcause for embarrassment grill Varoundr but it ywould not make the chic chicken of today even slackn speed as much as she does Viithe traffic cop And she would even climb telegraph Vpolc now if necess airy with less trepidation or thought of the possibility of shocking herbwn or the spect ators modesty than would the circumspect sedate oldtime glrl exercischr elevating her self over the side wheel when she paraded herself in the seat for buggy ride tishly over one eye and every wom an was adorned with Baby Curl In 1910 came tightfitting sleeves skirts at bursting points hats en In 11101 Dame Fashion was rstsormousand topsheavy with mm seen timidly seated in the then automobile santhed like mummy to allow the deaf thing to face the elementsWithout losing the businessgirl worn Vwith the white linen tailored blouse The men rl top layervOf her complexion In 1904 shevvas tiotting around wearingsomc really nice things thing Then 1914 gave the TailorMade Girl theblack skirt of the then liked her and said so To be continued went to Orillia 21 NoVrain yet Crops much Crows destroyed good deal of the Ind Corn The fall wheat got from JohiiTurrirbeginning far on although it was sown some time later 27 Some raiiiwhichthercrops are much in want of Wm went to Barrieto attend Militia muster 28 Wm re Crops much improved by the late weather Pease in bloom Spring Wheat in car All the looking well Employed plowing for SummerEallow hoeing Commenced cutting Hay beautiful LunarRainbow at 12 past pmI left for Toronto 17 good deal of rain and athuncicr storm Wagon went to the Mill 25 returned from Toronto 28 lasted the whole dpy The Spring An indifferent burn in Planted the last of the potatoes Sowcd nearly acres of SwedishgndYellowTurnips Very warm Thermom some times at 80 deg 82Shearing slice Employed plowing for summer fallow repairing fences 13 PerformirngCStatutc Labour 16 Dry warm weatherVery lit Employed logging Very warm George in need of it to ear5What was got from Ihlh showers Fine dry crops great thunder stdrm which meeting it was turned over tothe Home Economicspconvcncr George Sonics The motto was given by MrsH Huish her subject being Home call consisted of selections fromienmhmizmgVthe importance ofvthc home influence Bil the lives of the children of that home Mrs Soules then read paper entitled HowVto buy shoes for comfort and correct followed byMrs Rumble reading the story behind yourncw shoes beingim tcrsting information on howshoes areVmade The meeting closed with the Na tional Anthem andlunch social half hour was enjoyed by the 19 members present The next meeting is to be at the home of Mrs Culham oncEeb and will be Social welfare meeting Everyone welcome ADVERTISING IN TIIE EXAMIN YeaF t9vthal b0 came is find ER BRINGS RESULTS 3000 snu agam little hats came to the front scnmnns TWICE WEEKLY little things worn with achin strap tum ACRES trims mummy thorough check is made in cvery case and in order that the Wm wefita Oiillia 11 Wheat and Indian Corn laid 30p Mrs March arrived from the Mrs Illiiililxt mil to lil if tlinlt It 1VIIHIHI lul nioliloms this tfll Itnivit Ifnve of lolontu icsiilvlzl the aumiian Iltlfllllll 11 fwru llillt so file lili it we saw lit Viinv win uau of lllifmli Moran on ilitllllllii in tinllla tll added We must not lomzll SIOL lent ind th holdliu ur $21479 12 Our um should be railit ii 11 so Canadian Utlllllil1 iil 549046 13 $70058 31 In in standards The 11 Mai lu CANADAS ARCH AND OLDISY slil that llltllill 111 ill1 140 mm 51 hill Hg ill hat onrnumn ill CONSUMIR NANCE OROINHAIION Momv WHEN YOU foDfl My fll ill the future will in with the IlIIVililll gtilllilllflll Spilldllli about five days with euro lllrlllill All of tinni ole wrlhzl cosy distance of Tall and can 51 back in short order if have to to Kunming helixj no time Ilio road boken your feltcis air litiii 111 but We are sending these to you my the British Consul who liappcin out of choose Houxoliold Yoi two will like Ills courteon prolih phone or mine llI lollav ln11 lily Payment lit 321le $33le Slififlfl after very nice time in IIlll11rhg 173s Ls oo 19 llt ml The church hero treated me as 133 lll ll lf were returning monarch Ionl representatives walked eight llllllvl out of town to meet me and escorti me in to grand least in honor of my return The church has thrived there and we feel now that oui former cflorts certainly were not in vain FINANCE children are acceptable in many homes Thus broader ranpe on both the side of the child and the adoptive parents is being attained The newest trend in adoption of 26 lllxobeih Street Second Floor HARRIE ONT OlflllA IRANCH AdoptionmPiocedure Of CAS Explained By Helen Robson At the January Centre Simcoc Branch Childrens Aid Society Miss IILItIl Robson social worker spoke of the adopl tiou work done by the Soerety Prospective foster parents find it difficult to understand tlie delay in child adoption and Miss Robson explained that before child is chm en for adoption the social orkcr must make an exhaustive investiga tion of home conditions social his tories religious beliefs academic backgrounds and other factors rel alive to both the childs parents and Vthe adoptive family infants is that after six months the social history is not much as the personal attributes null possibilities of the child providinc of conrso that there is nothing out standineg had in the history The Royal Canadian AIR FORCE WISHES I0 ANNOUNCE that Recruiting Officer will be at the National Employment Service parents are encouraged to tell the llllll young child that he is adopted in this way he will feel more secure WMWVmme in liisncw home In later years when the young man or woman Vwishes to know more ohhis true parentage he can be satised byithc foster parents who have had full information giv en themrby the social worker Miss Robson said that thc trendI in ndoption is changing Now ra ther than offering for adoption on ly perfectly healthy children it is found that handicapped children are very welcome Dulllnbrma Mai wig stressed as con lo or by uppeinlmml loam mode In Iciidenfi of nearby Icwm inductor Ir 91 mill meeting of th into the child may be absorbed the worker evcn tries to match coloring of hair eyes and skin of the child with those of the foster parents After adoption there is two ycar supervisory period during which the worker makes visits to seerthat the child is fitting in The tchrnsvver all inquiries regarding linlislmenl in THE BCAFIREGULAR oVV 11 nzpl So ll tillifitl money HOUSEHOLD Phone 5529 Mlniilona St Eon 2nd floor Phone 2394 CanadaIs Air Force isVlimportaVnt in peace as wellVas warWe playa vital part in the peacetime role of the Royal Canadian Air Force Since we won our wings in theAir Force weve covered thousands of square miles on many types of missions operalitgtnal exercises surveys aifr Zfol Flying Ollicr withia total monthly transport ights mercy trips to th Arc income of $284 Get all the facts tie and airsea rescue operations Iflakcs now ring in the 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