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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
8
Summer weather will boost demand for whitewear and blouses. The store emphasizes a broad range from multiple makers rather than a single manufacturer, promising a larger variety for customers to choose from.
The Anderson county court adjourned on Wednesday with the case of Janeth and the Railway Co. continuing. a $105 compensation was awarded for the loss of two cows on company property. A later civil suit, Millson vs Biggar, concerned rent for a Simcoe County farm and related tenancy disputes amid a complex line of ownership and occupancy claims.
The Orillia town council discusses funding for street openings on Burton street to Holgate, a by law to restrict sales after 7 6 stock, water needs for Essa street, and repairs to market hall. Officers consider culverts, retaining walls on Bayfield street, and reports on health and drainage with future meetings to finalize budgets and by law passage.
Mrs Noah Grose visited Lefroy while Lynne Montgomery and Miss Maggie Hill from To ee co cern Mortimer Atkinson were in town late last week. Miss Hattie Kennedy is home from Perontac on holidays. Mrs James Dovegall hosted friends in Wyevale. Miss Klotz of New York visits Miss Ardagh for two weeks. Miss Torrence travels to Farry Sounds for a month. Miss Shirley Willis of Aurora stayed with Mrs Rev Redditt. Mrs John Plaxton of Winnipeg to join sister Mrs T Tyrer on Friday June 28. Miss Mamie Findlay from Philadelphia holidays with her parents on Bayfield Street. Mrs Walter Hanter of Newmarket visiting Mulcaster Street. Mrs Blout, town for June County Court, returns to Montreal. Mrs Tobn Bonney at Crown Hill near Monaro Suto ofland for months with her mother. Linea Arthur Pae aboard City of Collingwood when fire broke out. arrives home Monday. Jack Somerville left Berlin and other spots to visit St George Vickers’ parade.
Readers confront anxieties about conformity and modern fashion in a satirical monologue on beards collars and starched shirts. The piece cites social pressure, national pride and a looming cultural revolt, warning of future upheaval and public spectacle after death.
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