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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 08, 1917
Page
3
The article details a surge in sportswear for women with silks and satins leading among fabrics. It notes bright coats with white skirts, bold colors like red, and new trims such as tassels and beads. The barrel skirt rumor sparks discussion on evolving silhouettes.
Mrs J W Bell oversees two hundred women at the Canadian Pacific Angus Shops Montreal. The female staff perform varied trades from lathe work to brass polishing, take lunch in a full room, and are paid on par with men.
Micky returns home crying that they were licked. He claims a nurse visited the school to check on students and said he has adenoids. Mrs. Flanigan mutters that the nurse is a liar and defends her son.
A local bakery and saleshop offers home made bread brown bread and sandwich bread including a full line of pies cakes and pastry located on Elizabeth and Small Streets featuring daily baked goods and smiling service.
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