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stouffville ontario july 11th 1935 mulock chosen again elected president of veterans for fifth term col william p tttulock kc was elected president of the york county veterans association lor his fifth term with bf cox auror secretary carl heiutzinau whit church treasurer gilbert whitney of sutton vicepreident for georgina sutton and north uwillirnbury george price mount albert vicepresident for kast gwillimbury kewmarkot and holland landing william him whitchurch township vicepresi dent for aurora king and whit church george masters kichvale vicepresident for vaughau and richmond hill and lionel middle- ton markliaui vicepresident for markham and stouffviue ringwood mr and mrs j l barrett visited in newcastle and liowmanville over the weekend ballantrae garden party the annual garden party at ballantrae will be held this year on wednesday july 17 in the church with supper served from 6 oclock on there will be an extra fine program this year of good talent including number by the eaton kecreation club also drills in costume by 12 children other talent includes miss evans elo cutionist imrs pipner toronto and luella gayman stouffviue soloists misses pointon and madill duets also orchestral music admission 35c and 20c library notice patrons of the stouffvllle public library will please take notice that the library will be closed from july 20th until august 6th during which time no books will he issued the tribune publlihad irrr7 tkwaaay at stouffrul ontario yearly subicrlptlon rate canada united klnjdom 1200 united state polau xsbo a v nolan notes comments the federal election will be a harvest election but for whom pure clover honey in comb per comb 15c very fine special salr dates 4 lbs for 25c orange peko cup tea have you tried our orange pekoo ten cup ten as good as any tea of its price and yet you get a piece of the english made freda china with each pound christies new iutz biscuits pkr very tasty biscuit 15c corn beep per tin old fashioned earthenware cookie jars now at their best strawberries black cherries and apricots are now at their best we will take care of your orders if received at once fresh lake nipigon fish every tuesday and thurs day ratcliffco stouffville ontario one of the first actions of the ontario government when the financial situation in the province becomes sutllciently settled will be to restore loans to farmers there has been muoh criticism from farmers at tho decision of the hep burn government to stop all farm loans but no other course was open at the time it must bo re membered that the former govern ment operated the farm loans board as a sort of political agency and millions of dollars were loaned unwisely when the liberals came into otllce they found chaos they bad to set to work and rebuild the entire system and place it on a busi ness basis just when the reorganization was progressing nicely along camo the dpminion government with its farm creditors act which certain ly did not help the provincial situa tion it was first decided by the ontario cabinet to cease operations and merge the system with tho dominion board but differences arose and when it was evident that the dominion authorities were not going to cooperate with ontario the local board was continued and loans were made then came the battle with the financial interests faced with a crisis of great magnitude the hep burn government was forced to conserve all its resources and shako off the attempt to dominate the pro vince by the big interests on the outs with the banks the govern ment was compelled to stop the farm loans but the farm loans board is still in existence supervis ing the collection of monies from debtors when the right time comes and it may not be far dis tant the loans will be resumed on the same businesslike basis that marked the work of tho new board after the government took hold of affairs twin sisters active at 85 always together mrs bowers and mrs hodgson may be the oldest native twin girls in ontario one to have diamond wedding celebration soon r dresses for hot weather combination sport suits striped seersucker in very attractive styles and colours blouse skirt and shorts at per suit 325 sport suits in cotton crepe and pique blouse and shorts white blouse and blue shorts per suit 119 149 childrens print sport suits in very desire- able colours and patterns size 8 to 14 per suit 5100 i girls voile frocks summery little dresses for hot weather wear dainty styles and very attractive patterns checks and stripes- sizes 814 yrs price each 139 womens dresses in crepe voile and pique and in plain dot stripe and floral patterns we are showing many new styles and designs and prices are surprisingly low considering the high quality of these frocks 95c to 5750 silk lingerie womens rayon silk bloomers plain style line quality rayon small medium and large sizes in pink peach maize nile mauve and white per garment 49c womens rayon silk panties plain or lace trim and tailored styles in pink peach nile and white all sizes 39 to 75c white silk and net gloves with fancy cuff marvellously cool and practical for summer smart and attractive with the flared fancy cuff per pair 49c g9c 79c overalls for the children made from good quality denim long legs with high bib and shoulder straps in blue and khiki per pair 65c boys one piece overalls khaki or blue denim with red trim 2 to 6 years per pair 39c 49c and t9c store open tuesday thursday a splendid showing of house frocks in all sizes and styles no sleeves short and long sleeves tubfiast and sunfast prints sizes 16 to 52 and priced at 69c to 5179 crystal cut glass water sets a very attractive and dainty water set consisting of 1 pitcher and six tumblers cut in the grape pattern appropriate as a gift or for home use per set 5100 vases a new line of crystal cut glass vases in new and attractive shapes cut in the cornflower pattern a most artistic line at a very low price each 49c crystal creams and sugars a new and unusual design in cut glass cream and sugar footed style flawless crystal with daintily cut pattern pair 59c glass tumblers plain spiral and fluted tumblers light and heavy weight for every day use at per dozen 60c cut glass tumblers in a variety of different cuttings and styles suitable for all occasions at each 7c up table oilcloth squares save yourself work by using one of these oilcloth squares a wide range of patterns and colours to choose from size yard and a half by yard and a half with border all round each 5100 table oilcloth by the yard in plain or conventional or floral designs and in colours to harmonize with your floor and wall coverings one and a half yard width per yard 55c one and a quarter yard width per yard 45c white washable purses an attractive and serviceable hand bag in a variety of styles fitted with coin purse and mirror a summery hot weather hand bag at each s125 a two compartment purse fitted with mirr or- a good handbag at a low price each 59c girls white handbag with mirror each 29c and saturday evenings one day 85 years ago twin girls were ushered into the world under pioneer conditions on a backwoods farm near green river in bickering township they went to school and lived together until they married marriage meant that they no longer lived in the same home but during all their lifetime they have remained within a short distance of one another and today the twins mrs george bowers and mrs h hodgson are residents of stouffvllle says the toronto star were the oldest twins in york county and perhaps in the prov ince imrs bowers said i mean that we are the oldest born in ontario both are in good health and tako an active interest in life mrs bowers and her husband will cele brate their diamond wedding anni versary next winter on january is mrs hodgson was widowed 12 years ago but keeps houso for her self on churoh street tho sisters see one another almost every day weve never lived more than four miles apart mrs bowers said and we came to stouftvillo about the same time weve done every thing together all our lives we joined the church when we were 17 at whitevale and now for 9 years in stouffviue we have attended the united church together we used to look so much alike that even father and mother couldnt tell us apart if our backs were turned mrs hodgson said we were alike in many ways mother always kept us dressed alike because we wanted it that way our natures were much alike too the sisters are the daughters of the late mr and mrs james middle- ton who were pioneers in the pick ering district their father and mother came from england with their families when the father was 19 and the mother 11 they came on the same sailing vessel and the passage took 6 weeks later they were married and moved into what was then the bush on the 7th con cession in pickering where the twin girls were born father was one of five brothers who came from england mrs bowers explained when he first came to canada there were only a few houses in toronto then muddy york there was a hotel the others dwellings but all were built of logs father became inter ested in politics and did a great amount of work for sir john a macdonald like all twins mrs hodgson and i have looked very much alike and just the other day one of tho papers mixed us up calling her rachel and me matilda imrs bowers declared people often made mistakes aud we used to play jokes on the young men we would go to church with one and come home with a different one and neither would know the difference our husbands could al ways tell us apart when they were courting us were quite a bit alike in dis position for we both like fun and botli have been very active mrs bowers said there didnt seem much difference in tho way we studied at school for we were both in th same class all the way through the teacher had a great time tell ing us apart before he was certain sometimes he had to look for a scar on my wrist where my brother had let a hay knife fall weve both liv ed quiet but busy lives there were ten in our family four sons and six daughters but we two are the only survivors mrs bowers feels that a great change has come over the world and that it has not been an im provement 1 dont think id like to be young today she said everyone is looking for pleasure but when we were young we were just as happy and contented lots of young people today have been married and have absolutely noth ing ahead of them mrs bowers has one great hobby crochet work but mrs hodgson considers that keeping house all alone at her age is a line hobby neither of us ever smoked and we wero both strong for temper ance mrs hodgson said i think its ridiculous for women to smoke mrs hodgson can remember only one quarrel with her sister and it was many years ago when they were girlswe were papering the sitting room and we couldnt get the paper on straight so each one blamed the other she said it will be liard when the final separation comes but it will come and we must face it as cheerfully as we can mrs hodgson remark ed guitar rixgwoob booze parties in cars end in court the w h shaw store phone 9113 stoukrllla ontario constable john windsor was call ed to ringwood from musselmans lake the other evening to deal with a man and girl who were parked opposite the homo of miss liucy schell and making more noise than a threeringed circus pulling up on the pair the cop located a partially emptied bottle of liquor in their possession and from their actions surmised where the remainder of the booze had gone the gent was a middle aged man or more while his companion was some years younger they were both charged with a breach of the uca and will be re quired to toll their storey or that part of it they can remember to magistrate keith in county court our new consable at lake mussel- man is having plenty of encounters with boozedup couples who imagine this section is the end of the earth where there is no law nor order the sad awakening of these couples who come out from the bright lights is too bad tor them when constable windsor stepped up to a car at the lake the other evening tho woman threw a flask of gin out the window partially emp tied they too will settle with the magisrato sixth line whitchurch mr leland emerson second son of imr and mrs arthur emerson who has been suffering from an injured toe is rapidly recovering master eddie hay of toronto spent several days with the ratcliff boys last week miss edith newman of wiarton is spending a week with a former school chum mrs harry pugh institute meeting and picnic tho senior womens institute of stouffviue will hold a picnic in memorial park on tho afternoon of wednesday july 17 this la the regular meeting hut a program of sports will be conducted in charge of tho program committee mrs paisley mrs saunderi and mrs brown the picnic will be a pot luck lunch come nil and enjoy the outing big tor dislocated in a spectacular run for home plate at the big picnic in iriatcllffs park townllne on saturday after noon rom chapman of bcthesda suffered a bad dislocation of the big toe ho had to bo removed to the stouffviue hospital where the energy of two doctors was required to properly joint the member again it was a painful accident mrs william oliver of long beach california visited for a few- days last week with her girlhood friends mrs robert ratcliff rev and mrs robt price and family of caledonia visited at the home of her parents mr and imirs levi hisey of tho 7th concession over the weekend mr price who was a former pastor of the local church gave a very inspiring mess age last sunday morning in our 6th line church the annual picnic was attended by a largo number of people in the park on friday about 250 famish ing individuals sat down to the de lightful repast to the pleasant sur prise of everyone the occasion was not marred by a single drop of rain tho most interesting event of the day was tho ball game between tho married men and the single men the acrobatic battery of the married mens team provided ample excitement for all the battery consisted of councillor jesse cook and mr morgan baker mpp mr henry talbot of the 6th line of whitchurch celebrated his 77th birthday on july 3 in good health and a day full of interest a few friends gathered including john harper of toronto and mir and mrs watson of agincourt also his son and daughterinlaw mr and mrs walter talbot and family to gether witli mr and mrs nellie ross harper with whom mr henry talbot lives the visitors presented mr talbot with a handsomo bunch of roses while his wife who is 71 years of age made a birthday cake that would be tho envy of many a younger women mr and mrs tal bot have six children in all and a long line of old friends who wish him many more years of continued health and happiness poultry wanted keep in mind that we want your poultry and will pay highest market prices sam golden at pennocki livery ltatcuffs hall classes commence tuesday july 16tii at u30 pm adults 830 pm outfits loaned students property on course two trial lessons 50c each take outfit home play red river valley first lesson aud one piece each week thereafter free coucert in 10 weeks get in the orchestra now 12 young folks have enrolled adults hurry leave names at boadways drug store and mr ben will call and explain bloomington mr aud mrs mcfadyen aud daughter were here from durham visitiug at the story home mrs english and family nave taken up their abode here for tho summer mrs hassard and son from tor onto have been visiting miss h fairies mr and mrs herb burnett aud mrs arthur smith were on a trip to detroit recently visiting their brother delos morris used car depot ford v8 delux fordor 1933 ford standard v8 coupe 1132 2 ford delux fordors 1131 ford victoria coupe 1131 ford tudor 1930 desoto sport coupe rumble 1929 ford coupe 1929 hupmobile coach 1927 ford tudor 1928 tru cks 2 ford 1 x ton trucks 1930 ford 1 is ton truck 192 ford vi ton truck 1929 chevrolet 1 ton truck 1927 these cars are all sold under a 5 day exchange trial or a 2 day money back guarantee also a free ticket on everv 1000 paid for used car on tho draw for tho s00 ford vs coach d f holden phone 18401 stouffviue phone 120 markham at every intersection be careful h tphere were over 800 bicycle riders killed or injured in ontario last year bicyclists especially children are often careless this simply means that drivers of motor vehicles must be twice as careful remember that you are in the heavier vehicle at stop streets stop discipline yourself when youj drive cut down on speed especially at night make sum that your brakes tires and lights are effective other wise some day you may find yourself in serious trotible 1 it is better to be safe than sorry motor vehicles branch ontario department of highways m ontario tatario mast start thinking safety in ontario during 1934 there were nearly 10000 auto mobile accidents 512 people were killed 8990 people were injured a considerable increase over 1933 ic must be evident to all thinking people that ibis must hop hon t b mcqucsttn minister of highways