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wlth Palmer in charge of service for Ford cars New palriofle Thomas Caldwell was first nor of Barrielllazle boot contest sponsor rd by arey Shoe Co Mayor John Craig receide letter from superln lendcnl of Aurora Methodist Sunday conveying thanks to citizens of Barrie or hospitalin on occasion of recent rail exnurslon lo your beaulllul town Barrie Examiner and Saturday Morn ing Aug 19 1915 Magistrate Raden hursts first case Monday morning con corned man charged with loitering but believed to be German spy He was found hanging around Barrie Armoury with camera then located on hlulcaster St now market building On being ar rested he was alleged to have cursed tho British Army but claimed to he Can adian citizen His Worship remanded prisoner for week to get further inform ation In address at garden party held at Rees Estate on Kempenfelt Drive Noel Marshall of Toronto declar ed no community in Canada of compar able size had done more for Red Cross Society than Barrie Energetic presi dent Mrs iiughfiaiderwood was cited Aummna mm nu null run mm nlnunl on um plymlnl In uh mun sum ml Auuwy mumn mm ummu wu vmuu ll muun mnmumv An mm mm rm IIIn mum Munuv mu Annnun WAR DAYS 50 YEARS AGO In later years the harvesters came In each fall mostly on their own Some rode the rods others travelled in groups with beaten up old cars for transporta The men of the harvesters excursions came from the Marltlmes Quebec and Ontario Most them became western ers and few went back east to settle down but usually with very pleasant memories of the western harvests number of the cider farmers still operating on the Prairies first saw the West by means of the familiar annual harvesters excursions which the raii ways operated each fall It was cheap easy way to have look at the west If one didnt like the wast nothing was lost and few wages generally higher than those in the east were tucked into ones pocket if the west dld appeal then person couid sho around for two or three seasons to fin the most satis factory locatiqn to begin farming Nolhlng perhaps illustrates the chang ing scene in rural western Canada as the announcement by the NatlonalEmpon ment Servlce that there is shortage of farm workers Or what may be record Pmlrle grain crop Many can recall not long ago when harvesters used to sour Into the country when fall arrived ten there were many more wllllng workers than there were jobs for them the Edmonton Journal comments Thus the New Jersey mrnpikn has Wr Walla Publhhar Shortage West Fafln Help Not Like Earlier Years The Barrie Examiner wmm mm DOWN MEMORY LANE Publlnhed by Canadlan Ngwapapah Lmilted 16 Bayfloldfifraoth Burrle Ontnrlo OTHER EDITORS VIEWS H3Wllaon Gonernleuzer mum mom ms new FUTILITY 0F OPPOSITION DEMANDS llrnnllonl prosllor Luclon lllvnnl qulckly IIIOWOII lhu lu llllly nl Opposlllon demand lhnl he be kept In Canada or questioning nlmul underworld llnks wllh pollllcs mul gov mmwnl llm quesllnnlng look plarr lull ll pruva unrrwnrdlng to ma pollm llu apponrn lo 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in music stores Words were written by Dale and music by Neil McVicar both of Barrie Mr McVicar local piano tuner may be contacted at Keen ans music store Dreamland Theatre next to Sasos fruit store at corner Eliza beth St and Maple Ave featured Mary Miles Minter in The Fat and the Walt Coming next wee Carlyle Blackwell in The Last Chapter Baseball fans in South Simcoe were ex cited about final series between Knock and Holly which stood at two wins each Pitchlng battles featured Letty Cliff Lockhart for Knock and HollyDyer Gmnd Trunk Railway em loyees at Allendan formed Patriotic alien with Superintendent Lynch as chair man and Walter Duff secrete Com mittee oonveners were Clar Cheesman Thomas Walton illo Mlllln Bert Green Clark Billingsley Allison John Frame liorner Jamleson Pig gott and Fred Norman For second time in two weeks Beaver Camp at lllln ets Point was robbed of clothing 0n Salurda noon 250 Homer pigeons were releas at Allendan station by Queen City Association First pigeon reached home in Toronto in 02 minutes consid ered slow time causal by clougiy wetl ercd slow limo caused by cloudy wea lfiqr qng anpygc wind Oflllla boat developed new approach to the prob lem of speeding by foreign dlpmmats Tho lumplko Authority has list some 33 foreign nations whoso dlp10 mats have violated the superhighways speed llmlts dont know whether 011 could call It blacklist was the mil comment of lumplku spokesman Only in years of abundant harvest such as ihis one appears likely to be do we really miss the great influx oi han vesters The fact that they are needed and scarce reminds us that men will always be necessary and for some it brings back old pleasant memories of the days when harvestln in the west was almost as much so occasion as very necessary part of farm life As hawestfng methods changed less and less manpower was required and fewer men came looldng for all work Harvesting became nearly totally me chanized operation and manpower in the old sense of the word 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