.
FIRESIDE ITEMS
WANTED FOR
OUR TOWN
VOLUME V, NUMBER 51
BIG TENNIS MATCH PARTLY
PLAYED WILL BE FINISHED
THIS SATURDAY
VAN AUKEN HAD TWO SETS AND KIRKPATRICK ONE WHEN CON-
TEST WAS CALLED ON ACCOUNT OF DARKNESS-ANOTHER
BIG CROWD EXPECTED TO-DAY
Th,' Hnab in thl' lOIn tournalllt'nl of
the Xarherth Tellnis As"wiatioll for
thL' single". ,:h:llnpion"hil' 'nl" starh,a
late last Satunlay aftprnoou, BlIt dark·
n,'ss ,'alII" Oll, hpfort' the pl:l,\'prs, ~Ie;n,:,
Y:lIl AukI'll al1<1 KirkJlatri,'k. ,'ollld Jiu·
ish, The match will he coudude'l this
Saturday aftl'I"lIOOIl. An dl'ort will Ill'
made to start playillg at:; 0 'elock.
The first two SL'ts ,,'ere won h~' Van
AllkL'n, tIll' first one in qlli"k onll'r.
BlIt in the ':L','ond Kirkpatl"il'k lwgan
to "get on to the X:I1',\' nlan ',: sl"'l',l
nnd cur\"e:o:," as thp)" an" ~ayjng in Cill~
einnati :lUtl Chit'tlgo tld:-; \\'(~I\I{, an,d thp
s,'ore ,\~'is nilleh e!oser, 1,-'-4, wh(,I'l'a,:
the fir,:t s('t I\'as 6-:? In tIl,' third ':l't
Kirkpatril'k stnll'k ,:omethiJlg of his
ol,t stritle and won '6-4.
Xext WL'L'k. with thL' matl'll 1'0nclIlllL',I,
we will puhlish a full "co)'(' all" analysis
of the l'omplPle contest, hilt it is in·
t,'rL'sting to note now that in last Sat-
urd:,y 's pla~'ing Van Aukcn won n of
his 14 sL'n'L's, an,l Kirkpatril'k won 7
Community Club
Luncheon Next Tuesday'
The Commnnity Club lI'ill open its
fall seasoll with a lawn s<Jeial. All
th" mellllwrs are n'qn,'st!'d to hring :L
box Inncheon on TU"l'tla~', Ol"foher 7th,
at 12 0 'clock noon, at thL' residencL' ,).f
Mrs. H. A. ,Jacobs, Wyllncwoo,l alit.!
Elmwood avenurs. This is termed II
surpl'isl' mL'eting and will lH' held all
the luwn following the hox luncheon.
'.
Many' of the members have bl'eu in·
qUiring wh!'n the 'Club wOllld nlPet, so
do not fail to make this evcnt the most
important engagement for TUoCsday, Oc·
tober 7th. ComL' and see 'what ~ur,
prises are in store for you.
Y.M.C.A.Gymnasium
Opens October 1
MR. E. E. ELLIS, PHYSICAL DIRECT.
OR OF NARBERTH SCH:OOLS,
WILL DIRECT PHYSICAL
DEPARTMENT AC-
TIVITIES.
Arrangements havr heen oCompll'!t'd
by the Assoeiation to give the hoys an,l
girls, llIen and \I'OUIL'n of :\arberth the
usual first·dass opportunitiL's for physi.
cal culturL' and recrL'ation.
Afternoon, e\'L'ning alld nlOrning
periods have bl'!'11 an:anged in aceord·
unee with sehedulL' showlI hcloll', which
experi('nee SL'L'IIIS to illdil'atl' I\I"P Ill'st
suited for the difi'erent clussl's.
The eo,opt'ratioll hetweoCll our school
llllll the Association, alld our good for·
tune in bL'ing able to sreure ~fr. Ellis.
lIlakes poss';ble the cOlllprehellsL I'e sehed·
-, ule of gymllasiulll work.
Physil'al Htness is a duty, not only
to ones self, bnt to his to\l'11 IllHl eonn-
try, find it is hopl'd largl' nUluhers of
.our pL'ople ",ill amil themselves of the
opportunitips affordL'd at our III cal Asso·
ciu tion gYlill1!1 si um for the tIevelopment
of this fitness.
:1\1r. Ellis promises to cOlll'hille plenty
of rl'erention with his trninillg_ A nL'\\'
fea ture of the work to be 1111 d<'rtakl'n
will bl' a l'!assill hoxing allil wrestlillj.:
for the .Tunior and Senior High School
bo~·s.
In spite of tho inerl'ased cost of
e\'eryt-hing, and in eontmst with th,'
usual trend of things, our d ill'S this
. y,'ar are us in the pust; rpuson:lhle una
within reaeh of all. Ask tIll' Secretary.
You will find it \\'orth ",hill'.
The sehetIule is as folloll's:
Business Men-:\Ionday a 1111 Thurs·
dny, 8.00·!l.00 P. ~[,
WOlllen-Tuesduy, 8.00·!l.00 ? 1\[.
NARBERTH, PA., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1919
of his 14 serves, gl\'ll1g the forntcl' a
:-oli;.!ht aflvHntap-tl in tlJi:-; rp~Ill~('J, show-
ing that i tillIPs Van Atlgpn hrokl' in
on Kirkpa tripk 's sen'ie" and Wall,
II"lll'!"l'aS Kirkpatriek hro]H' in on Van
AU](PIl 's ~tlI'\·l' and wou oul.v ;; tinll\:'o.
In thl' llIattpr of lon' gallIes Van Aukcn
won ;"), while Kirl<patricl< di,lll't win
an,v. ]n the three sets Van AukL'1l
s"orL'd nil points for a total of Hi gallIPs,
while Kirkpatriek scon,d in points fOI
a total of 12 games.
Other Tournament Matches.
OthL'r mateh(',. in, the s('l'eral tourna'
nll'n ts playl"] dnring the ]l:lst week reo
snitI'd in the following seorl's:
:Singh''', seiuiofinals-Van AukL'n ,Ic·
ft'ate,1 Warll'il'k, 4-6, 6--0, !l-7, li-3.
~lixpd Dlluhles, first roun<l-":':lfis" Ir·
\I'iu and ~lr. Pattisoll <ll'fL'atl'<l ~li"s
.Just),,!' an,l ~fr. :lluschalllp (i-:;, 8-0.
Singh'S Consolation, semi·finals~~lus·
('anlp (h\fc'at(\d ](ru:-'ll. (i-:!, ;"j-7, (l-:!,
8-6.
11 igh ~"hool Bo,Ys-:llon,la,v
Thursda,\'. ;l.OO·,;.:lO 1'. ~r.
an,l
Gramlllar 8,·hool BO'y,:-\VI't1nl's,la.,',
;;,OO,,"),:W 1'. :ll.; 8atnr';:1,", fl.l.l·IO.],")
A. ~r.
Grallllliar SI'!1Ooi Giris-Tllt'slla~', 3.00·
il,:W P. :I!.: Satnl'<la~·. ]0,:\0·1 \':\0 A, ~r.
'The above sl'!le,]u1t' is "ubjPct to
ehangr if ,1t'vplopm,'uts ilIlli ,'a ft' the
nl'ed of rearrallgenll'nts or of additiollal
e la~~es.
LARGE QUANTITY OF GOVERN,
MENT FOOD SOLD THROUGH
NARBERTH POST OFFICE.
Up to datL', GO\'erlllncllt food supplies
to the value of ilion' than $l,iOO have
beL'n sold to residents of our horough
thongh the l'iarhprth Post Ollice and
the good ollin's of Postlllastpr Haws und
his assistants. In hull< this represents
a hout 15,000 pounds.
Thlls far foo,l l'llppli,'s nl!uL'd at
$i6::'40, or ahout th ree alItl a half tons,
ha\'(' h('('n reepi"L'd and delivered. As
fast as Illl,litiollal Sllipllll'nt" an' I"l'ceiv·
pd thpj' ",ill he deliwrell to the pur·
ehu:--ers.
Ortll'rs for "orn, peaS, hakl'd heans,
roast bppf. ('orn,'d b('('f, h:lt'on and corn-
pd Ill'pf ha"h are still heillg reeph'ed at
tIll' Post Olliee.
Hpports from thosL' who ha ve rl'('eh'ed
t!ll'ir ordL'rs and tried the food are
nnanimous that the goods are fine.
The Women's Auxiliary
'1'hL' rL'gnlar monthly ml,pting will he
hl'l,l on ~[onday L'\"t'lling, O,·toher 5th,
lit S 0 ','Ioek promptly. This IIIcL'ting
prolnist's to he Ollll of unusual interest,
o",ing to the nUlllher uf important dis.
,'u""ions i!l<ci,lL'nt to the tiual arrange.
IIIl'nts for the rUlllmage sale, rL'tllrll of
Illite boxl's, ~loth('r Goo"P Cnrnival, ete.,
which Ill''' likL'ly to h" h"ld, and it is
,'arn"stly hopc,1 that there ",ill he a
large attendunee.
Rummage Sale.
The runllllag" sale \\'ill hL' held dur.
ing the latter part of the lIlonth. WI'
will he glad to send for donat,ions at
any time you lun'e thelll ready, if you
",ill killtlly phone l'iarb\'rth 16ll.W.
The 1'l"'L'nue frolll this sale will he used
in puying the hal/lIl"e oll'ed 011 thL' new
roof. The original hill was $602.00. Of
this alnount $425.00 has heen puid. Xo
eust"Jff garment or pie,~e of furniture.
.. hina, pieturl', et,:., is too old to he of
nIlu!' to us in gathering the fiual $~OO.OO
on this bill. Will you kindly rClnellllJer
our plea in preparing for IlOusecleaning'?
THE FIRESIDE
'rhe COll1mulliityCloh \\"ill ho],l a sur·
prisp lilt'''! illg all,l hox 10nehL'oa on 0,,·
tohl'r ith at noon.
Don't forgl't the Women '" Auxiliary
lIIPL'ting' 011 ~[onday evening, Octobcr
5th.
ende Sam alld 1'0stmastL'r 11uws have
1'H't.'1I t10ilJg quite a hu:,'illes....; in" thl~ ~aJl­
01'.1 goods line.
II a ve y,ou any rUlllmage for the
WOOI('II '" Auxiliary I PleasL" phone
:'I:arl)('rth 1ull·W.
:\11'. and :\lrs. Alhert G. StL'phL'nson
will he u t homL' during the win tL'r U t
Ila,' .. rfonl Ion., '
~Irs, WlII, H. Smith an,1 ehildren, of
:llaplt' uod Woodsid': avenue, hu\'e left
for H thn,' mooths" \'isit to Boston.
:\Ir. and :\11''', .Jan'es 1". 1)llnnPlly an,l
.. hil,ln'll Sllt'llt thl' lus,t WL'!'k cnd al
Atlalltie City.
:\11'. alld :\11'''' ll<,ilJl'l't Buchallun :tI1I1
SOli have takell ul"urtnll'llts for the win·
t"r at the \\'aYlle\\"ood, 'WaYlie.
~Ir". Walter S:oilh, of DUllley anti
\VinMJI" a\','nnes, h,OIS sold hL'r honse
and lI'ill spend se,n':al months with hl'r
son Cla,,,tl'l' in Cali:!JI.rnia.
A'fll'I' !"l'ceiving thed' first order of
food through the Post OllieI', a gr!'at
many people are or,Jpril1'g additiollul
supplies.
The \\'olllL'n'S Auxiliary mitL' hoxe,:
will he recalled during the latter part
of Odohl'r at a sociiIl guthering to be
hel~ in the Y. :\1. C. A.
The members of the SL'mp"f Fidelis
Bible Class will hold a husiness and
sOeiul meeting in the PrL's'hyteriun
Church IIL'Xt TUL'sduy e\'L'ning.
~Ir. and :\[r,s. Wm. B. Goodall are
leu "ing to·day fOl' a ten days' dsit to
Atluntie City. Th"y will stop at the
:\1 arlhorongh·Blenheim.
:\11'. William T. lIurris, of :\lontgom·
el'~'a\·cllllc, nIlIlOUn('e~ the cngagculent
of his ,laughtl'r, AnlY Harris, to :\11'.
Ll'wis Woo,l Easby, of ML'diu.
Tiloe to hIy up 1Ill' IUWIl' mOll'l'r and
h,'dge clipper :11111 get busy with the
eoal shovel and nsh euns. 'Life' in the
suburhs is ,iust oIll' thing' lifter another.
'The Octo her me"tiug of the ~lain
Lilll' Com III unity Cooneil will be held
at the ;\lilestone. Luneaster avenll",
Bryn ~luwr, at 8 1'. ~L on Tuesda~',
OetobL'r 7th.
~lr. nnd :\Irs. F. Wehard Gifford, who
ha\'e IJl'l'll sl'endillg their va"utioll ut
FinL's\'illL', ~ .•1., hu\'(' rdurned and nrc
elltertaining' :\Iiss Duis,)' Young as theil
house guest.
Our High\\'lI,)' Department has made n
fine job of re'surfueing WiJ](lsor a \'1"
nul', fronl Essex to Con,wuy, and is get·
ting r\~lllly for the stretch hetll'eL'n Can·
way and Wynnewood avenuL's.
Mrs.. William :\IeKiliney and famil~'
have rdurned from OCL'an City. whL're
t Ill'y ha \'e been spending the summer
ulltl are back in tlll-ir hOllle on :\orth
Essex a venue.
At tl1l' clos,e of the s!'rlllon in thL'
Pn'shyteriaa Chureh lIext Sunday 11101'11·
ing, ~lrs. Hust, the popular soprano of
the Chur"h Quartette, II-ill sing the Ill'au·
tiful nell' son~, "Go to the Decps or
God's Promise."
(Continued on Pa.ge 4.)
SHORT LOCAL
Narberth Veterans
Form American
Legion Post
On Frilluy p\'ening, SpptclllhL'r :?6, :\lr.
Eo l'"unL'lI, County Ol'gauizel', lJIL't the
sl'l'\'i,'e lJIt'n of Xarhl'l'th iu till' Fin'
lIoust'. to fonu a ('hapter of the Amer·
iean Legion.
'l'his 0l'gau1zatiou \I'as fomll',l iu
1<'r:lu,'e au,l is fouudetl ou su,'h tiue
i'!<'ab of AmPI·i,'anisrtl that it is grow·
iug -by thousautls daily. Posts are he-
ing formL'd iu lIIost "YL'ry to\l'U i u the
eouutry, and while tht'Y art' all tem-
!lorary, just at prest'nt, thl' Pt'unsyl.
vauia State Cou\'('ntion will ht' held in
Harrisburg 011 Oetoher Z, :1, 4, and the
~at<ioual Conyention in ~linn"apolis
for three dll,\"S' aheJllt ;"o\·t'm'lll'r 10, 11,
1:? Aftpr thesr ('on\'L'ntion", the or.
gauizat,jou will he a permaul'nt one.
Thp eonstitution an,l history of the
:\uI(,l'i"lIn Lpgion \l'IlS ]'('ad h.v :I[r. Peu-
1I!'1l to the :"arlwrth hoy.s, thirty,sL'\'elh\
~f whom attendt'd the meeting, nllll
thL' following otTi"prs WL're elected 1'0'
thL' :\arherth Post:
G"orgt' O. SU'lith, C1I:liJ"lUall.
Irwin \\'ard, Vi"t'·Chairman,
Han.\· A. Simpsou. St'('rctary.
H. :\t'wton Compton, Treasurer.
Posts art' to 1)(' u.:1I11t',l in honor or
sonl('one in th" ,li"trid who hilS "II','U
his lift',' or exception ~"I"\'i,'e in the~'\'<lr:
this lIaml' to hI' ('lIrriL'll hy thl' Post
,luring its I'xistence.
TIll' ('all. "\Vht'll ,10 Wt' t'at!" WIIS
alIs\\,erNl hy the famili"s of the hoys,
au,l "uhstalltial rt'frL'shllll'nt~ werL' se~,"
1',1, aftl'r whi,'h tht' IIIl'et,ing adjournt'd,
~forp news rt'garding tht' FOl'l'igu
Legion will be found in the ,'oluullJ.s of
Our Town,.
Thl', nL'xf' 11l1't'tiJlg will Ill' hPld duro
illg the wpek of Oetol1l'r 6·11.
HONORS FOR ONE OF OUR MOS'!'
RESPECTED CITIZENS.
~Ir. William Kirk, .Jr., of Woodside
a\'CIllIP, who is oue of :\arherth's old·
Pst alld lJIost respe,·ted eitizens, was
highly houored this past week on the
o"easiou of his rdirt'meut from aetiYe
sen'iee with the 1"'llI1sylnll1ia Hailroad
COlllpauy, with whieh he has heL'u asso,
ciated for forty·tlm!l' yenrs.
au '1'uL's<lay .Mr. Kirk rl'tirt'd a~ chief
hookkel'per in the olhee of the general
lIIanagL'r, \\'lll'rL' he has' heen for thirty.
"ight years, having OUtlllstL'd half It
dozl'u 01' more gL'nl'l':J1 managers. AI.
though ht' is st'\'enty year" 01<1, he looks
younger H11(1 :-;ays Ill\ fpl'l:-, P\"lltl youngpr
than he looks.
Col. .1. W. Study, ading for the em'
plo.vees of th" gl'neral mauagcr's oillel',
11I','sented ~lr. Kirk with a set of tra\'(,I·
ing bags.
Gl'nt'ral :I[anager H. L. O'Dounl'll hilS
writtt'll ~fr. Kirk a Idter, pJ'llisiug him
fol' his ,w'ars of faithful sen'i"t'.
l\[r. Kirk will ret il'l' on a Iwnsiou. He
was horn Septemill'r ti, 18411, aud eut\'rt'd
the employ of the Pcunsyh'ania Hail.
road in Oetoht'r, 1876. He W"lIt to the
general Illtlnuger 'H otIiCl~ ill OetolH.ll',
1881.
Au,l Our '1'oll'n wishes to ad,l its hest
\l'ishl's to thl' othl'rs aud eXll'u,1 to ~lr.
l"irk our ,'ollgrntulatious on his long
all.1 sp!<'lllli<l serdees.
ARDMORE WELCOME DATE
CHANGED.
The .latL' for the big weleome home
('dehratiou for Anlmore's sen'iee meu,
II'hi .. h is hl'ing unaug"d by n couuuit·
te" of the Ardmore Cham'ber of COlJl o
mcree, has hel'n ,'hang,'d from Oetoher
11 to Octolll'r 18. '1'hL' origiual date
WllS d'is'cal'lle" when Governor SprOUl
selel'l"IJ t he sallie one as "Vietory
DIlY." '1'homus Croniu, chairmuu of
the Cl'lehrutiou COlllmittee, promises a
big ,'utertainull'nt for the retllmed he·
rops of thl' :lfaiu Line towu lIud lIear·
h~' se"tious.
NEWS ITEMS
WANTED WEEKLY
PRICE THREE CENTS
Suffrage Notes
'1'he I'l'gulur monthly meetiug of the
Jofoutgoull'ry Couuty Sufi'rage AFsocin-
!ion will he held ou Wl'dnpsday, Octo·
her 1'1, at 10.:1II A. ~L, at J(iI)(i Fiuanco
Buillliug, 1'hila<lt'lphia.
Narberth Meeting.
Thl' IliouthlylJll'cting of thL' :\al'hertl;
Sutfrage ASl'tll'iation will he l]('l'd on
1"ri<la,\', Odoher ] n, :: 1'. ],1., at the Y.
~1. C. A., ~al'herth.
NOTICE.
Ash",. will he collected on the north
side '1'hurs<lay, Octoher!), aull on tho
south "ide, Friday, Oetober 10.
C. E. HlDIPHHEYS,
StrL'et Commissioner.
DEATH OF MR. JOHN THORTON
,....
BALSLEY.
011 Satunlay, S,'ptl'nlht'r :?7th, Mr.
.John Thorton Balsley "l'nterl'd into
l'('st. t, ComilJg' to i\arherth one Jyear
ago to spl'nd tht' .v"ars which he thought
might Ill' his in happy, rpstful rctim.
nll'IlL as' our town sl'"ml'd to llim to
off"r what hL' most ,lesin'tl, ht' and his
wifl' "hose tht' pleasant homt' at tho
('oruer of )ferioll :lnd Es:·.;(\x avenueH.
III ht'alth prL'H'ntt'd adi\'(, part,it'ipa.
tion ill the afl"airs of til(' town, hilt his
intellig,'nt, qni"k, rL'sponsi\'(' spirit \\'on
tht' n's!,,'l't anll hig-h n'gard of those
II"ho w,'n' fortuna tt' I'IllIngII to knOll"
him.
PI'\\' indt"',1 It'a Yt' sUl'h a splendid
re"ol'd of long, intt'lbgt'nt, faithful servo
i,,\,. For oyer fifty years he had served
thl' P,'nll!;,Ylvania Railroad Company
with ral'L' tidl'lity' and hall risen to the
position of FrL'ight Train ~Iastl'r, ana
WIlS fnlfilling the duties of that posi·
t ion a t Harrisburg when ht' retired.' Ht
luul sprn t fiftL'l'n years wi t h the como
pany at PhiladL'lphia ant! had an ex.
tL'nded a .. qullin,tan\~e along the en<t.ire
Phi!adl'lphia Di\·i~ion.
His int('rllIL'nt oe(~urr"d at Harris-
bnrg, whert' tht' Hl'v. .lohn Van Nes~
otli"iatt'd amI his ~fasoni.. frien,ls paid
tl1l'ir trihnte of r"gard and affect'ion.
ASH COLLECTIONS NEXT WEEK.
The BOl'ongh ash eollel'tions will ho
ma.l" nt'xt \\'cpk. On Thursday, October
n, the "oiled ions will Ill' made on tho
north sidl', :11,,1 on thp j".lllowing day,
Friday. Ol'tohl'l' 10, eollt'l'lions will he
nllld,! on tht' south side.
CI,ASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Two cente per word each In.ertlon. cull
In advance. No advertleement acc.pted un-
Ie.. cub accompanle. cop,.
WANTED-l\1arried couple wants din-
ner (evening). South side preferred.
Box !l6f3, Narberth.
FOR SALE-:\fllhagon~y Chinn Closet.
J'hont' :\arherth (jO:I·~L (,")l.p)
OFFICE WANTED-Dt'ntist I'enires of-
tkl' at on"". ~lnst be \'entl'ally Joeat-
t'd, "ithel' in bnsiness st'etion 01' privut<l
1'amil,'·' Pleas!' gin' full information a8
to wha t you hll yeo Box 1~!l, X arherth.
(2)
ESTATE OF MARY L. GOUGH, Dec'd.
l,elll')'s 'l'est:lIncn tary on tho abOve
estatl' ha dng heen granted to the un-
dersigned, all pprsons indebted to the
said estatt' an' I'eqnested to muke pay-
ment, ulld those having legal claims,
present tlw sallie withont delay to
8. SPEl'iClm CHAPMAN,
.IOH:'I A BROWN,
l~xeclltors.
Or to theil' attorneys, CHAPMAN ~
CHAPMAN, 1420 Wideuer Building,
Philadelphia. (2'0)
 NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN
2
was gi dug a I'a rty, if the family had Of course, w.
HOWARD'S
Thc Ass·oc·iation, docs know, howevcr, Telephones,
OUR TOWN that it owcs' II llut.\· to the TOWIl, and
,just returned from the shorc or if a
cntaiu youug lady had annouuced her 1267
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UOl'S not exist. The vCQ" appreciatiun
of our I'l'sponsihility as a wholesome, all-
o('casionlllly, Narhl'rth would have one
of the snappiest, breeziest and 1lI0st in- llUTO MOVIES
cents per year in adnlllce.

OFFICERS OF THE NARBERTH

rouud, cOlllmunity ccn'ter precludes it.
Thc nll'Ill'bers of our Association, anll
those using our building, are rcquested
terl'sting papers of any town in the
Gniterl States.
Contributions should be written on
P ~ LEES OARAGE'
CIVIC ASSOCIATION. to stat(' their rcligion, together with
othl'r data, as a mattcr of record-anu
one side of Ute paper and addressed to
'·M LOOKING" WELL JUST NE6LfCT
P. O. Box 966.
April 24, 1919.
rt'c')l'd only. Bcyolul that the Associa- SPARTACUS. f~."~OU6\.£ YOUR. A\JTO AND
President-Mr. Joseph H. Nash.
tion dOt.';-i not go, nor has it any illtCll- YOU'LL efT ALL
tillll of going...\11 arc ,,~('ll'oll1c, as the :YOU"RE
Vice-President-Mr. James Artman,
Mr. A. J. Loos, Mr. R. J. Dothard.
"oslllopolitan crowd of hoys will allirm. NPlUB of tl,p C!rqurrl,plJ 11 LOOKtNCi'
(~nill'
~.'~
naturally any worth-while
Secretary-Mr. R. J. Edgar.
ltIOVl'ml'nl must ha\'c a heud and. an
FOR
Corresponding Secretary-Miss Frieda SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.
orgaJlimtioJl hack of It. \Yith ve.ry few
Sehu,bel.
. Treasurer-Miss Maizie Simpson. l'X;·,1'1 iOJls, "oltluluuity elIorts, not hearl-
,,<1 h," a I'l'sponsible organizat ion han' Merion Meeting House, Merion, Pa..
Directors-Mr. J. J. Cabrey, Mrs. C.
P. Fowler, Mr. H. R. Hillegas, Mr. Chas. hlossolllcd and fll!leu, fallen away he-
HE old saying goes "Look for trouble and you'll

H. A. Chain, Mr. W. R. D. Hall, Mr. H.
A. Jacobs, Mr. F. A. Lanahan, Mr.
Daniel Leitch, Mr. G. Knutzen, Mr. R.
J. Nesper, Mr. E. A. Muschamp, Mr.
Fletcher W. Stites, Mr. A. E. Wohlert,
Mr. Walter y. Shaw, Mr. Walton M.
Wentz, Mrs. C. W. Youn-g, Mrs. James
Foote.
T
l'aUSe of the lack of chat permanent re- Merion Meeting is open for worship
sl'(lJ1,sihility and inccntive so l'ssl'utial. l'\'cry First·day morning at 11 0 'clock.
find it:' The man who neglects his auto is
This is a l'Ollllitioll ~arlH'rlh shoUll! We cordially welcome llny visitors who
guanl against. d('sire to worship with us. looking for trouble and don't know it until after
\\'hat wc wau·t, hope :lIul expcd. to it happens. Employ us as your car experts and don't
(10 is to gh"c our hoJ·s and girl::;, men
ST. ~URGAltET'S CHUItCH allow the trouble to occur.
and wOlnl'n-all of them, \Yhoen'r thl',\'

HARRY A. JACOBS,
Editor.
arc-a n'al plal'e for rCl'reation in spare
honrs; a real Cl'nter for llloral an<1
physi"al den'lopnll'nt; a rca I attaetion
for tlw furthl'ring of that wholl'soltle
Rev. n. F. Cowley, Rector

Early Mass on Sunday from April -=-

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"oIJlmun!.\· spirit aln'lul," strong in Our 1 to Ootober 31 at 7 A. M. From
TOWII, hilt pos"ible of still further ;';ovelll1!J.er I to March 31 at 7 A. M.
Mrs. Roy E. Clark, Henry ROlle, Late Mass. 9.30 A. M. throughout tIte

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W. T. Melchior A. J. Loos, '1uickl'ning. veal'. Masses on holydays, 6.30 and
;'0; ow, fri<'n,l ,. Bright J ,1l'a," COllll' on,
Associatil '!tors. 8.30 A. M. Weekdays at 8. Evening
,iUlllp ill all,l hl'lp us. You'll fl'el hl'\tl'r. devotions and other services at regu-
T. ;';08L BUTLI·;H, lar time.'l.

,
MAIZIE J. SIMPSON,
\"il','.l't'l'si.ll'lIt, :\arhcrth Y. ~r. C. A.
Cashier.
ALL SAINTS' P. E. CHURCH.
To thl' E,litor of Our Town:
Send all ad\'ertising and news items to
P. O. Box 966.
Our Town is on sale at the depot
.lwlg'iJlg frollt thl' i'alllillP in IlPWS ('on-
triblltions. IlI'iglat thin], Our Town
0I1l'
Rev. Andrew S. Burke, Rector. NOTICE •
was a tH()lll'.\'-lllakit1~ ~H"11l'1l1l'
fo1' tlip
newsstand, and at the store of H. E.
Davis.
]"'lIefit of thl' E,!itor all,l his !l:"",,·iatl's. From .now on and incluuing the first For Good Taxi Service
A glauI'" Itt tlll' ul'l"'r right-h:I!l,l SlIllllay in September Sl~l'yjCCs at All
Entered, ,as second-cluss mattiJr
October 15, 1914, at the Post Office at
('OI'IH'l' cd' page two in p:lt'h i:-:'Sltt'

l1i:-;})I'l:-- :In," slit'Ii illusion. T1Jis joul'Jlnl

qulc·kIy
Narberth, Pennsylvunia, under the act
is puhlish,'d for thl' Ill'lIefit of thc two
of March, 18i9.
thOllS:ll1d al1l1 lI~orl' l't':o:id{'1l1:-: of ~al'­
It''rlh. ;'0;0 ,alaril's 01' ,1iYi,h'lllls a\'('
Saints' will he \Inaer the auspices of
the Rc\-. Gihson Bell, rector of :'Iont-
Call Narberth 1633
gomery School.
An~' member of the I,al'ish \I'ishing
24 Hour Service
his administrations will please notify

OUR TOWN will gladly print

any news it'lm about any subject
!,aid. :111,1 all c<litori:il \I'lIr!, is dlll\('
011t of :-:11('('1' p:ood will tnwal',1 the ('Olll-
him.
Sel'Yices \\'jJI he: 8 A. :'I.-Holy NAR13ERTH GARAGE
IIllmit,\". COlllmunion. 11 A. :'I.-:'[orning Sen'-
that is of interest to Narberth
'1'11(' 11','\'(' flll'l that 0111' '1'0"'11 \YaS ice.
folks, but ill order to meet the
printing schedule, all ' 'copy' ,
oltlilll'd td SllSl"'1I11 1'lIltli"atioli thriH On the first SUlltla,\" of the month Holy CALDWELL & CO.
-manuscripts-must reach the
tltll'itl!,.:: tilt· ~lIlnBll'1' for JUl'k of fill:l1H'PS Conlmnnion will be held at both the
rara~~Ginle~'O Real Estate
editor by 6 P. M. Wednesday each
i~ p\'id('IH'l' PHough that it i~ JlOl a l'('\"l'· 8 0 'clock and 11 0 'clock sen·ices. UI23South 11!I!S!. Phiiadel~1Ci:~'
weelt.
nul' ]'\'O,1u,·('r.
All lIf wlli"h nll'al1:' that if thl' t",n,s-
SlIIulay School will open the thirll
Sl"l<la~' of this Inontll. A goo,lI)' num-
Insurance
South' ide NARD ERTB. PA.
)H'(}l'h' <Ill tlilt take sutlil·i"nt ill!t'n'st
ill thpil' papf'l' it llliglit 11:\,,(\ to ('ea:-,p
hl'r of dasses will he formell anll par-

(Continued on Page 3.)

GARAnteed Roofs At the Stalion

SATURDAY" October 4, 1919 a!togp\hel'. In that eaSl' a ntluable

sOt'ial infl\ll'!ll~1' \\'oul.1 be lost. 'T'he NARBERTH GARAGE
E~IERGIo:NCY PHONE CALLS
1111'r"hlll1ts \\'ould losl' mOI\('~- h~' thl'ir
Jack of a,1\"l'rtisin;!, thl' chur"hl's a till SABlE CENSORE Raymond Weils. Proprietor
.E'ire, 350
Police, 1250
Y. ~r. C. A. woul,l sulrl'!' sonH'\\'hat. and. GASOLlNE, OIL, SUPPLIES
in fIll'!. all of :\arl)('rth would he af-
fl'dl'o h~' su"h a hackwal'll step. The Hack Service Man Has Changed EXPERT REPAIRING
T.lephone Narberth 1633
Thl' Editor is ~ooll-natul'e,l allll will-
Editorial ing- to do mor(' than his share for the His Phone Number to Narberth 377
Hurd work and maximum production
l'OlltlllOn good, hut IIp ('annot intervil'w
('ypryolll' in to-wn <.':1eh \y('pk.
or Narberth 625. GOOD VALUE
Hc cannot go around pushin~ door- ,,'
with economics and conliervation nrc
tlto sane pl'ople's mCalh'l of meeting tho Iw1ls in oral'r to filHl if a lmhy was Please do not call Narberth 1633 In the following up-tO· date homes:
high cost of lidng caused by 10llfing, horn in the house reccntly, if "om cone
strikes, extra \-agance llnd living only For my serf:Jice. 208 Grayling Avenue
for the aay, uot the morrow. Construct,
34 Avon Road
36 Avon Road
'tve ctTort nHllh' the United Stlltes, and
destrudin effort will not mllke a bet· CLEAN···SAfE···WHOLESOME 100 Avon Road
tel' country.
OUR PRODUCTS ARE GUARANTEED
DR. JOHN SCHEMBS, Jr. OTHERS BEING BUILT
To the Editor of Our Town: UNDER BACTERIOLOGICAL CONTROL DENTIST WH. D. & H. T. SMEDLEY
Last week yonI' eorrcspondl.'nt, desires to announce that he has opened his dental office at the
"Bright Iidea," gan' us a vcry inter· Pasteurized Milk \ .. DELIVERJES
c&ting letter. Fortnnat.ely thl' writer Bryndovls Certltled WEST PUILA
. Milk • S. E. Cor. Grayling and Windsor Aves.• Narberth Greenhoulel Nurseriea
bad first read your leading editorial re- (PedriaUe Society) OVERBROOK
OFFICE HOURS-Until 9.30 A. M... until 9 P. M. Sunday, 9 until J2 30,OOQ ft. of gla.. 12 hou•••
gllrding sllggc'stions and crith'isms, and Special HGuernsey" MERION
nooD. Pencoyd
80 he hopes that "Bright Iden" is n
Milk WYNNEFIELD Narberth.
(Roberts' &: Sharple..s· BALA-CYNWY PHILADELPHIA OFFlCE-310 311 Perry Bldg., 16th and Cheatnut St••
llIan with a punch anu willing to give
Dairies) NARBERTH "
a u~· good proposi t.ion a hoost.
position is \HIl takl'n, although his
H t5

lettcr SeelliS to il\(licatl' that hl' was to

Cream Buttermilk
Table and Whipping
Cream.
ARDMORE
WYNNEWOOD
T./ephone, Narb.rth 316 W
John Albrecht
an l'xll'nt re,~kouing without thl' fads. Look about the hOlile lrrounda .nd have
As to the ph.\'sical arrallgl'ull'ut of your planting done DOW. The .e••OD i.
lay-out lip ~Ug-gl\stH, it i~ an :lrt.'hi-
.-!I'dural illipossihilit)'. as our lll'cp stl1n)' SCOlI-POWELL DAIRIES Montgomery Garage
here again, and the weather conditioDs
are advl'lntsgeolla.
of the ,dtuation has rl'vcall"l.
plans whl'l1 puhlishlli WC think will
0111'
45th and Parrish Sts.
merit Itis appronl1. lona Avenue South of Montgomery Pike H. C. FRITSCH
As to ){l'Jt\Qrial, we ha \'e no disposi- Pr .pertJes For Rent aDd S'"
,tion to pre-cllIpt it. Our thought was,
llnd is, that IlS a ~[emorial of pntl'lit'al Cotter's Market Tires Storage
Fire Insuranee
Bell Phone au W.
henefit to thc boys who havc returncd.
our proposition can·'t he lll'at. How-
ever, the Memorial Committee thougllt
Prime Beef, Spring Lamb, Repairs Accessories ",'" BuUdlng. Narbertll. P..
otherwise, as our plllus were subl1l itted Country Dressed Veal Bnd
to them us a suggestion at their rl'quest, Pork, Sugar Cured Hams
llnd coupled with our suggestion wus our and Bacon Open 'Day and Night A COMPLETF LINE OF

olfer of thl' Ylliullble plot of groUlll1 wc SCHOOL SUPPLIES .•1

PHONE us YOUR ORDER TO·DAY AT

. own, llnd the n'ry considernble SUIll Bell Phone C. A.. KUHN. 3rd
You will find our prices right
: (running into live figurea) that we ai-
. ready have pledged to Ute" Y" proposi. Groceries and Provisions
Narberth 1624 Prop• DAVIS'
·.tion. CIGARS ICE CREAM CANDY

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NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN 3

7.45 P. ilL-Evening worship with
LEARN TO DO BANKING song service an<1 sermon by ~he pastor
on the subject, "The Lion and the
Lamh." Tpxt, Isaiah 11: 6-!l.
" EnUre World.
No matter how small your busir ~I)S may be. have a bank account. \V"dn'esday, 8 P. ;-'L-Song ancl prayer
spn'iee, led hy the pastor. Subject.
The small merchant who has a bank account establishes his
"ilfultiplying; or, The Law oT Christian
credit. has safety for his cash. and pays his bills with a check in a Growt11.' ,
business manner, Church Notes.
You are invited tD open an account with us. The Young People's Society lIas re"
orgllnizeu for the year with the follow·
ing officers: President, ,Mr. Laurence
Houston; Vice.President, ~[iss Florl'nce
A ~S~VT~.E!A
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. John Van Ness, M. A., Minister. Flnellt Pholoplay The-
.Ire 011111 Size In the
x ext SlIll<lay is Ha lIy Day iu th is Pb.topl.VII-ConllnuoulI 10 A. M. 10 U.3'
('hur('h. This shou],1 mr:ln c"l'l'y IIlcm·
P.M.
bl'J' presl'nt at I'l'pry IlIPl'ting. The fol-
]o\\'ing srhl'<1nll' has 1>PPI1 arrang('(l:
Phllo.• Pe.
]0 A. 2\L--'Sunda~- School. Spe"ial cx·
erri"es. Fonr ""OW I'lass{'s will lw
formed.
II A. ~L-J\forning worship. Promo- PROGRAM
tion I'xcl'{·i"es. Spl'!'ial music hy chil-

, THE MERION TITLE &. TRUST CO. Simpson; Secretary, Mr. Gcor,~(' Stan·
Icy, and Treasurer, iI[iss Charlotte Hille-
gas. New' song books h(l,\'e b"(,11 (11'0-
nr('n's I'horns. Infant baptislll. Ser-
ilion by th" pastor on the theme,
"L1Lllnch Ont Into thp Deep."
4 P. ilr.-~rI'l'ting of the group 11'11<1-
WEEK of OCTOBER 6th

Narberth Office, Arcade Building
News 01 the Churches I
(Continued from Page 2.)
ants arc requested to bring or send
their children wheil the classes open.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
•'The Little Church on the Hill."
new President, Robert E. Pattison, 2nd.
An interesting anl1 happy tim(' for all
I young people, with Sll<'cial social feat"
~lI'es in charge of Lt. Earl Dickie ail u
Capt. G. M. Tambl:rn:.
Special revival sen"ices three ev('n-
ing:> this wppk for the spiritual reviv-
ing of the members of our church and
the winning others to the consecration
of their Ih'es in the service of .Jesus
cured an·<1 Sunday evening a special of-
fl'ring will h(' reccl"I'<! to pay fol' the
snme.
The Philadelphia Baptist Assol'iatioll
will meet with the Memorial Baptist
Church, Brond and l\[aster streets, Octo-
ber 7, 8, 9. The messengers np}loillt"d
from tIlis church are :Miss Laura Hop·
per, Miss Jane Super, Mr.•r. C. SimJl'
son, Mr. II. L. Philler and Pastor A. S.
Delluny.
RaIly Day will be observl'il in tlli:.
church next Sunday, October 12th, \\'ith
PI'S with rcpol't" of the social d"itation. Marguerite Clark
i P. ~L-Op!'lring fall mcctlllg' of the
Chri:·d,ian EJldea\"orpl'~. .Toint s(':,sion o:~ IN
Scniors and .Tuniol's. A spel'ial progrnlll,
is bcing arrangl'cl. All young people
ill\'itcd. "Widow by Proxy"
iA;, P. 2\L-Evl'ning' worship. Organ
rcl'ital by 2\Irs. T. O. Lanc. Spl',·ial
llIusi!' hy theChurl'h Quartcttc. Scr-
mon hy tJ](' pastor abont. the h}'mn, ;lIAIN PRODUCTION STARTS AS NEAR
".Tust as I Am." AS POSSmLE TO 10.00 A. 1\1•• 12.00, 2.00,
Church Notes. 3.·JLI. LI.4L1, 7.4L1. 9.30 P. H.

Rev. F. M. Gray. Pastor.
Sunday, October 5th. Rally Day.
9.45 A. M.-ISunday School. Special
exercises by the Sunday School and
promotion of scholars.
11 A. M.-BacTnment of the Lord's
Supper and reception of new Illl'mhers.
All the members and friends of our
church arc urged to attend this hlessed
consecration sen·ice. Thl' pastor will
speak on "The Calvary in Chri"tian-
ity. "
3 P. M.-Children 'sChmch, with
\'I'stl'd I'hoir anrl OhjN·t talk hy 2\L A.
Chalker on "\ViIlingtown Chnrl'h." \Ve
had 162 pre"l'nt last Snn,lay. "'e hope
to ha\'1' at Ipast ]i5 this 8nnda~-.
7 P. lIL-Epworth Leagul'. A special
Rally Day sen'ice for young- people.
7,45 P. 2\L-Evening Sl'rvi,·". Sl'rmon
h~- the Re\'. Dr. .T. H. T. Gm.'·, pastor
of the Old Radnor Chureh, of Bryn
2\fawr. lIe is the fathl'r of the pastor
of Xarherth Church. Thl're will he Spl',
('ial music. All arc wI'11'0llle at all our
~f'r\"iccs.
2\[onday, Oetohcr 6th, S P. 2\r.-First
sOl'ial and business meeting of our re-
organizcd Epworth League un,lcr the
Christ. The pastor urges that the UWTIl- services morning, aft!:rnooll anc1 ,,"pn- 2~0 \I'('1'C
prl'sent in t11l' Sund,ay Srhoo~
bel'S of those organizations of the ing. last Sunday. GEORGE K. YEAKEL
church makc a special effort to l)e pres- You will be weleollle to all~- or all of Allene Hogers 0 'Xeill, the in,fant NORRISTOWN, PA.
ent cach nig1lt, hut specially on these thcsc services. daught('r of 2\[1'. an<1 2\[rs. I.e C. O'Xpjll,
spec ificd nights.
candidate for the Republican HominaUoB
\l'a" baptizl'dlast Sunday. FOR
Tuesday, Octoher ith. ~ P. 2\L-Of· The Sal'r:JlIIl'nt of the Lord's Supper
ficial Board night,. After alterations, we will Register of Wills
will J)(, ohsl'n'ed in this church on Dc· of Montllomery County
\Ve<1ncsday, Odol,PT Sth, S P. 2\L- have an toil<'r 12. The nsua1 prepara tory meet· MY PLATFORM ONE TERM
Ladics' Aid an,l \\'olllen's 2\fissionary
Societies night. UP-TO-DATE, SANITARY
Thur,,<1ay, O,·t"h"r lith, S P. 2\L-I-:[1-
Meat Market
worth L"ague 11.1111 ~fen 's Class night.
Friday, S P. M.-Sun,la~- 8pl!001
night.
Why Not?
All arc "'clcome every night. Special Why not concede that our Soda Fountain is the cool.
llH':-'f'ages Hud l11tl~je caeh SCI'\"icf', Cash Business and Low Prices will est spot in Narberth. It is, and the service is the
enable you to best in town. The various refreshing drinkl are
BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE BUY MORE THRIFT STAMPS mixed by thOle who know and whOle business it
EVANGEL. is to give you the best Soda, Sundae or Ice Cream,
you ever had.
Avery S, Demmy, Pastor. Come in any time. Make our fountain your place
JOHN B. HERTZLER of rest. At the same time
~un,la.,-, !lA;, A. ~L-Bihlc Sehool.
MEAT MARKET " TAKE HOME A BRICK"
]] A. ?lL-~1 OI'n ing \\'0 I'"hip. S<'I'II\OJl
hy th,' pa,;ttlI' on th,· suh.il'l't, "Th,' 205 Haverford Ave. of our delicious Ice Cream
t'P!'I'I' HOOlll," text, 2\fnrk ]4: 15. Com-
municHI sl'rvi('l' \l'ill follow.
i P. 2\L-Young P"tlple '" IIIl'cting.
Deliciou. Meat..
Al High Grade Chicken..
T. B. 'SMITH, Druggist
L":IlI"r, 2\fr. Georg" Stanley. Suhjl'ct,
Egg.. and Butter
NARBERTH and ARDMORE
"\,oI'l,1 nrolhcrhood," Luke ]0: 2;j-:ri.

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One of the First ConsideratioDs Should be Location, and

Good, Available Locations in Narberth are ELECTRIC SHDE REPAIRING & SHOE SHINE PARLOR George Alexander
Getting Scarcer Every Day JOSEPH COZZONE.
6041 Woodland Avenu... W.st Philadelphia
Whitewashing by Spray or Hand Jules Junker Inc.
We have for sale at this time at reasonable prices two choice Hou.e Cleanintl' Rug. Beaten
Aulo Sorylc. Tuesday and Friday Heatera Taken Care of
sites that merit your serious consideration:
DROP A CARD AND WE WILL CALL 53 Prolpect Ave., Bryn Mawr, Pa. FRENCH BAKERY
Northwest corner of Narberlh and Cb.atnut Avenuel, a little more
tban &eventy.five feat front on Narberth Avenue, one hundred and twenty
JOBBING ALTERATIONS
feet on Chestnut Avenue, and a little deeper on the lIorth lIa •.
South sid. of Ch.atnut Avenue, nearly opposite Maple Avenue, about
fifty feet front, one hundred and twenty.five feet deep.
Frank Reginelli Clarence A. Speakman
FAMOUS BREAD AND
ROLLS
ROBERT J. NASH Narberth Shoe Store
Real Estate Broker
Carpenter and Builder
Resid.nc. T.I.phon.
1001 CHESTNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA
and Phone 1652-R Narberth 104 Forred Ave., Narberth
Narberth 6·05
Repair Shop Phone. Ardmore 967 W Da,. .nd Night
For convenience of our
Repairing
EARL E. SNO'W
Appliances
209 HAVERFORD AVENUE JOHN MARMORA patroms in this vicinity.
Electrical Contractor
NARBBRTH, PA. Hanling and Moving
ANYWHERE
5007 Westminster Avenue ehail'lIIan, has is"nel[ an' appeal for sol-
Rates Reasonable ARDMORE, PA.
House Wiring Philadelphia, Pa. diers' Ictlpl's written to home folk and
fri<,lllls fl'om l'amp and fipld. Person!!
HARRY B. WALL
i'f}~st':,:,dng intl're:-:ting (lata are asked For • Good - Work - See Plumbing, Gas Fitting
to s"IIl] it to thl' I'l'llnsy[,'ania War His- and Heating
H. PREMOST
30 Jobs within the last 2 months are 30 tol'y Conllllissioll if th<,y will send eopies
NARBERTH PA
of any pl'intl'd It'ltl'I''' to the Conlluis-
reasons why we should do your work sion. The Home Town Tailoring Parlor
Loyel's of romanl'C al\(] nwlodr:lllla Phone 1210 J JOBBING
234 Haverford Avenue
MARTIN & HENRY will find a largp supply of both in "The
\\'orld anl] 1ts \V olllan," with Geraldine
Fu 1'1':1 r as all j\UH1rit'ull heroine hrollgh t
Ladies' and Gents' Garments Dyed,
Cleaned, Pressed and Remodeled
WINFIELD H. COOK
Plumbing and Heating
Decorators up in Rnss'ia, aud Lou Tellpg,'n as a
Work Called for Bnd Delivered
French Dry Cleaning a Specialty Eaaex and Haverford Avenues
Interior and Exterior Painting I Hussian prinl"', who go,'s through the
Bell 'Phone 12114 J Walton'. Garage "'ARBERTH, PA.
rl','olution and is glad to gin' up his
153 MONTGOMERY AVENUE rank and titk to hecome an American

Phone Cynwyd 895 CYNWYD, PA.

citiz<'n. It is th,e first picture in whil'h The Misses Zentmayer's
thc famous operatic stal' and her famous
,husbllnd !la,'e apppal'ed togethel', [\lId
will 1)(' shown lit the Palace Th<'atn',
SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN
We are showing a full line of 1919 Imported
and Domestic Wall Hangings and Cretonnes
Ardmor<" on \Vl'dnpsday, after showing Will Reopen September 17, 1919
t.\\"o weeks at the Chestnut Strpct Opera
House.
125 WINDSOR AVENUE

ing will be hpld npxt Wednesday e'.. pr,-

ing, when the sermon will hp deli';erel:
hy Re,'. W. B. Grpenway, D. D., pastor
of the Gaston Preshyterian Church of
Philadplphia.
The Women's Bible Cla"s will held
thpir monthly husiness meeting next
Thursdlly aftel'lloon at the home of tI.e
pastor.
The nlPmhers of the Session and tilCir
",h'es will be entertained at the h:Jlnc
of ],[1'. and ~[rs. II. A. Banks next Fri-
day even ing.
Free Demonstration r
Narberth Register
Two Linea, IOc per i..ue; 5c for each atlditionalline
1IIU81C
ONE OF OUR FUEL EXPERTS WILL ACCOUNTA~TtI
Kelm, B. 0. CertUled Public Accountant.
201 Dudley &V-. Phone. N.rberth 100·W.
LOOM. J"ollny H. Pinna teneher.
Stlldlo. Ar('ulle llhig. Phone. 31O-J.
CALL AND SHOW YOU HOW TO BURN AUTO~]()BILES
Leee' G.....e--Repalrlns. tiliC. Phon.. UO~.
SJohohn. MIs. Ebba. MuoiO Teacher and Ao-
companlst. 228 lona ave.. Narbertb.
nontsomerY tiarage. 1'llone Narllerth 1624. NOTAR! I'UBLIC
Sec dl~lllay ad\'cl'tlsement In tills issue. Jelrerles. J. 11. 111 Narberth ave,
SarlJertb c.;arage. 1'llone Narl>erth 1633. Phone. 666·M.
Rainey-Wood "Domestic" Scc dl~IJluy advertisement in tills Issue.
AlJ'I'O~l()lnI_l<~ SEln'lCE
(;cllHore, :suLJle. PlulIle. (j:!:i.
Tyson, WarreD R. 200 Woodbine aVe.
Phone, 1202-W.
Ol'TICIA~1!l
Sec dlsl>lu~' ulh','rtlscllll'ut In this Issne. Fenton. C.r1 F. 506 Ellex ave. Phone. saS·w
;\Inin Lint" Auto l~lIundr)' llnd GuruJ{e.
Phone, (ji':!. PhUa. addre... 180. Chestnut Itt. Loouat ....

COKE
S,'e ,IISI,lu)' udvel't1selllcut In this Issuc. Zentmo)·er. dooepb. 228 S. 15tll st.. 1'l>lIa.

The Fireside DANKS

(Oontinued from Page 1.)
The Exeentive Board and Hospitality
Committee of the Commnnity 'Clnb are
arrnnging a rpal surprise for the mem,
bel'S of the Cluh. This surprise l1lPC'f-
ing will he hpld on the lawn of Mrs.
H. A. .Jaeobs. Elmwoo,l a,'enl1l", on
Tuesday next at 12 0 'dock.
On OetolJl'r 12th a campaign lasting
one ,,'ppk will be started on thp ~[ain
Alerluu '1IUe & '1'ruot Cu. Phone, Ardmore I,
See d181Jlay ad verUAament in tbt. tuue.
Walzer. Fred.
PAINTER8
117 Wlnoor aVe. Pholle. 1247·J.
PAPER IIANGEBS
BLJILDEKti
ISmeliley. Wm. D. & 11. '1'. Phone, 000. Witte. Geo. A. Fairview ave.
::lee dll11)lllY u.d verUllenlent In tb.ll!li 'NUB, Phone. Cynwyd 178-J. Flrst·cl... work..
PIlOTO PLAYS
CAlIIDY. KTC.
111... 1". II. E. Phone. 12f>4·W. ..Arcadl.... 16th and Cheotnut sta., Pbll..
TO BEST ADVANTAGE :;ee dll11)Jay advertisement In tbl. ' .. ue.
CAIU·E1oi'l·EIt.. . A10iD DVILDII:Rb
See dloplay advertlaement In thl. I••u.
PLUMUING. ETC.
Ask Your Dealer. "enkln.. Clla.. L.
IU3 Dudley ave, Phone. IU·M.
Cook, Wlnfteld B. Phone 1210-J.
See dIsplay advertisement In thIs lune.
SJleakman. Clorence A. Phone 1652-R. Wall. H. U. Phone. 319.J.
Sec dl~I,luy udvertlsemeut in tills Issne.
VUS'J'ltAC'l'ott 01" I'LAtlTII:JUNc.;
See dlaplay advertl.ement In thl. I••u•.
J··ratnntonl, tJumetf, & 800ft. REAL ESTATE
OCTOBER PRICE- ~:lU HUlulHlcn uve.. lIiul'lJerth. Box 2iO.
Ut.:1oiTltlTb
Caldwell I/: Co. Phone. 1271-W.
See dlaplay adverUoement In thl. luu•.
Orr. Dr. A. J.. 101 Elmwood av. Phone... a·w.

Linp from Owrbrook to Paoli, with th(\
ohjeet of raising snllil'ipnt monpy to
InJild, equip and maintain a lllatpl'nity
hospitlll for thl' Bryn ~[a WI' Hospital.
NllI'b(\)'th is rPl1l'(\sented in this cam-
Illlign by :Mrs. Dr. Edwin C. Town.
IRe". Walter B. Grcenway, D. D., will
preach in the Pre.sbyterian Church next
W(\(lnl'sduy evening. Dr. Greenway' is
$10
Frltaeh. II. C. Phone. 1~2-W.
PhUa. Phone. Fllberl 42~~, Keith Bldll. . See dlol'lay advertisement II' thl. I.sue.
DRUGGISTS '.olltrey. Wm. B.
lIoward·". Phone. 1267. 114 Wood.lde ave, Phone, U6-W.
(NutSizel liee dloplay advertllement In thl. luue,
Smltl., T. U. Ardmore. l'u.
SaMb. Robert J. Phone. 60~.
Money tor Flrot and Second Mortllallea ,-
See dl~I>IUY ndvertlsement In this ·Is~lle, Simpson. Jllmes C. 232 Eeoex ave. .
ELEOTRW1ANS Phone. 636, or 1420 Ch..slnut .t,
Per GrOll Ton. "Chuted In.'' I·UIIII. Veri ~2~ lona aVe. IlOOFING. ETC.
Nar. Phone. 6~0·W. Ard. Phone. 168·J. Gara-McGlnley Co. Phone. 12~8·W.
ELECTRICAL J)E\'ICES See dloplay advertllement In thl. lo.ue
DON'T JUDGE THIS COKE BY OTHERS YOU MAY HAVE TRIED- Snledley. E. q. PitonI' 1255- W. Hiller. Jobn A. ua lona ave. Pbone. 861~.J.
l:'cc dl"I,lu)' lldvertl~ement In this issue. Shop. 246 Havertord ave. Phone, UI6 • .I,
THIS COKE IS DIFFERENT IN EVERY RESPECT. FISII AND OYSTERIl SIlOEMAKERS
Iml.erlal tiro"ery Co. Phone, Narberth '06.
HAULING. ETC. Good Wear 8hoe Repair Shop. ,

~ltlrlnolnR••John. Ardulore, Pu. ConHtantine. B. G. 252 Huv('rtord n\·e.

the SUPcl'ssfnl pastor of the large Gaston
Prl'sbyterian Chun']1 of Philadp]phia,
with ovpr 1,800 members. He will bring
a message worth hearing.
1\£rs. KatllPrinp Trowhri,lge has hel'n
BN'ured as the Supprintcndl'nt of thp
Next to Cook's Coni furd. .
l'l'e "I""hl~' llclvprtlselnpnl In this Issue.
Distributor for NarbertJ-, W~nnewood aIId Muitn IN8URAlIICE TAILORS
!lowman, Samuel P. (Lite.) Premoot. B. Phone. 1254-J.
116 Elmwood ave. Phone. '''-W.
C. P. COOK, Narberth "ones, ChaM. R.
30f, S. Narberth ave, Phone. 'SZ·J,
See dIsplay ndvertlsement In this Isslle.
WHITE WASHING
Alexander, George.
,I
~
"ones, Wm. J. 103 S. Narberth ave, Phone.
G80·J Phil ... addrell, Penn ),Iutual Bldll.
!'rotter Broo. (Fire, etc,)
See dlsplny advertisement in thIs Issn...

•JuniorCh ristian Enl]ea VOl' Sopipty of
the Presbyterian Church. ~[rs. Trow-
bridge has had large experipn,'e in thc
train,ing of children and hpr lc'lldcrship
in tbis organization will insnrp its sue-
cpss. The ml'ptings arp to be hpld on
Sunday c\'Cnings 'at i 0 'clock.
"How to BurD RAINEY· WOOD 'Domestic' CClke"
The Penusylvauia "TnI' History Com-
mission, of which Governol' Sproul i"
209 Woodolde ave, Phone. U62·a. The above department obould be ot the
Sales Agents: W.]. RAINEY LAWYER8 IIrealeot uoe to the communIty,. the llot con-
Real Estate Trust Building, Philadelphia
Telephone 6463 Walnut
GI'roy, John 211 Esoex ave. Phone. 12.~-a,
Philo.. addreoa, Lincoln BidS.
~t1tes, Fletcher W. 413 Havertord ave,
Phone an·w Phlla. addruo, Crozer BIde.
talna the name ot every proteulonal man.
tradeoman, mechanic, ohopkeeper. etc.. Who
doeR or can In any way aerve hi. tellow
townoman. and who la proere.olv. enouetl
I\.
LIGIITING FIXTURES to add name to list lit aegloter.
lllcJ)onald "ohn. Narberth phone. 1288, Ao It 10 dlmcult lor thoae contrlbutlnl \
1533 Cheot. al., Phlla. Phone, Spruce IU8, their time and e«orto to the production of
SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE BOOKLET
)IEATS. ETC.
Cotter. Howard F. Phone. 1298.
~e .. dlflt>lay advertloemenl In thlo I••ue.
Uert7.( ..r ••John n. Nnrberth.
"Our Town" to personally either know or
Interview all oucb. It would be moot help·
ful It tbose not now tound In the prlnte"
110t would oend In a memo ot tbolr nam••
J
~ ..(' 4lsplnr nd".,rtlRPment In thIs iuue. addreoa, phone number. and bU.lne••es or
M1I_K prote.olono tor listing, Thlo will oo.t as tol
Iill'ott-l>ow..1l Dairies. Phone. Preoton UII, low.: 10 cent. eacb I..ue tor Z lInu: 5 cent.
Ree "Iaplay adverlloement In this luue. tor each additional lin.,