FIRESIDE ITEMS
WANTED FOR
OUR TOWN
VOLUME V, NUMBER 50
Y. M. C. A. PLANS RECEIVED
WITH HEARTY APPROVAL
ANNOUNCEMENT LAST WEEK BRINGS FORTH EXPRESSIONS OF COM-
MENDATION-INDICATES OUR. TOWN WILL HEARTILY
SUPPORT THE PROJECT.
Announ'· ... IIl"nt Illade last weck hy the
local Y. 1>[, 'C. A. of their proposed
plans for expandillg th ... ir preseut plant
were h,'artily supported iu (,xpl'ession,
made to oJlicl'rs of the Associat iOIl.
The plans arc to mak,' th(' Associa-
tion somethiug that will nHI1,e en'ryone
want to joiu aud boost :l1ong a worth-
while ci\'ic mo\"elll ... nt, anll to s"ellre th ...
benefi ts to 1ll' oJl·cred.
A natatorium will he popUlar with
both young and oJ,1 anll Illany a day
anl! e\" ... ning will no llouht fillll li\"ely
groups splashing to their he-art's con·
tent. Th,'n, too, the enlarg.. d an,1 \\'ell
Tegu]ut(lcl gault' )'ounlS arc ~onH'thillg
that will appeal to hoth men alld ho.\·"
who will he proddl',1 for sl'parall'1y in
lille with Illodem and apl'ron',l lIlelh-
Olls.
The al1<litorilllll fealure is 0111.' Ihat
appeals to tlll' entir... "tlllllllllnily, 1",-
,'ailS'" it will aO'on] a pIa .." for all illl-
portallt gathering=-- of OUI' 'rOWll, \\'h('n~
llIt.ll)tin~:-;. (,lltertailllll(lllt:-;, elt" (':Ill hp
J1<'ld in a "afl', ,'IIl'.. rful an,] ,·olllfortah1 ..
pIa,·". Bl'side", it will IIl'o\"i,h' fa('ilili,'s
for Illolioll pidllres of high md"r whi"h
it is pxpel'lpd will I", "htl\\"n two or
1hJ'('(' ('''l'llings e:H'h "cl'le
8l'vpral ('Ollllldttpt'S of tll\' ..:\~s(H,ia­
tinH ha\'l' IH'('II \\'()rl\i)q,~' Oil tlIi:-; J'I'OjL'('t
for 111:111.'" month:--, and :ll't' HO\\" hll:,i1:v
School Notes
School Motto.
"Withont 1laltillg, without H'st,
Liftiug hetter up to hest."
\V I~ 'HE OFF.
The WI';lJCO~IE sigu that gn"'ll',1
pnpils, teachers and par"'lI1s iu en'ry
1'00111 sp"'lls th ... ).;arberth School spiriT-
Well Come.
\Ve han' \Vell Come. Th,' S ... hool
stands for moral, phy"ieal allli mCIlI al
de\'eIopllll'nt. En'ry pupil SOOIl realiz,'s
that.
The incli\'idnal anll 'his relation to
the group is the shoje('t of lirst COII-
si,leration.
A Heception COlllmittee of upper
c!lIsslilen an,] teadl ... rs gr...... te<1 pupil>;
n... w IlIll] old. 1>lotlwrs dill not n",,'d to
wandel' about hUllting roollls. N ... w stu-
d ... nts w ... re 1I0t "lost in the crowd."
Yes, ther... is a ~arb ... rth High ::School.
This is in aUS'\'er to frelJuent illC\uiry
hy n"'w eonl ... rs. Narherlh can bl' proud
of a Pl'nnsylvania lirst-clas" High
School. 'fhis mcalls a fnll foul' years'
COllrse \vi I h an Illlt"luate faculty, ade-
(Inat" faciliti"s allll "ljuipnll'lIl, prepar-
ing pupils 1I0t ollIy for hettl'r l'it iZl'lI-
ship, hut for entrancc to college.
The nllnllllUIll gralluation r""I"ire-
lIlents will adlllit a ).;arb ... rlh High
School pupil to 1Il0st of onr' smaller col-
leges; the regular I'<'l)uireml'nls will ad-
lIlit to any s ... cond or third rank collegl',
and the maximum course a,lndts Nar-
berth High School pupils to allY first
rank college or uni\'ersity on certilicllte
priVilege-excepting such colleges as
grunt no cr.-rtifieute pl'ivill'ge.
Our gradulltes dllJ'ing the past f ... w
years hll \-e been found in Sm ith, l\It.
Holyoke, Bryn Mawr, Dartmouth, Penn
State, Unh'ersity of Pennsyh-anill,
Swarthmore, Wilson, Haverford, ,Ielfer-
SOil, Colgate, Simmons lind others.
The faculty of the High School num·
NARBERTH, PA., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1919'
engnged drawing in the \"arions strings
that go to make up the rope which will
tic the entire plan together, after which
the /iurd ,Ietails nIll] data will he ready
for auuo11llcemeuL
The Ul:lJlY ho~'s of our comlllllldt~· are
waiting with ,'ag... r aUlicipatiou the
cOJlsullllaatioJl of this hig work. Thpy
,Il'sen- ... all thc 'l'own can gi\'c them,
these bo~'s of ours, aad ~arberth will
not he fouud laeking when it coml'S to
pro\'i,]ing iutelligent, healthflll and up-
huilcling f:ll'i]ities to l'nterlain, instl'lll'l
and guidl' Ihe youth 01' the eomlilunity,
whi('h is not only "s""lltial for thl'ir
gonel, hut 1'01' 0111' OW11 good as a Town,
a ~tat", au,] a ConJltr~'.
"\Jr"ad,\' a goo,1 Jlullll,,'r of pllhli,'-
spiritpd citizl'us Ila\"l' gotten hl'hill']
Thl' pro.ket with g,'nl'ron" oll'cl" 01' as-
"istaucl'. 11 i' Ilol,,'d allll "Xpl'('lt't! tllat
all will W:lnt to Ill'lp in th"ir 011'11 way,
rlllt! opportnuity willI", all'ol',1<'t! shortly,
In th,' JI"'antilll", think thl'''c thing"
o\'pr. 'I'all, about th"11i 'I"ilh ~'ollr ul'igh-
hoI', alld 1,,' sllrprised at th,' Illlil'orillity
of opinioll ill fa\ol' lit' :t ('1I11111111ltit,\'
('Puter thaI will 1I0t lI;:ly 1", a "r",]it
to thp aln'ad.\~ st rOllg l·j\,jt' :"\pil'it of
Onr '1'011'11. hilt will Illark :;-..'arllt'rth alollg
th .. ~laill Liul', "lid ill Il,c ~tat", :1" th"
h':tllp1' H1HlIJlg' thost' fllrt\sightl'll ('011)-
Iliuniti .., ',.]Ii,'h prol'it!" 1'01' tl,,' proppr
d,·\'p!opIIlI'1I1 of it:' 011'11,
i,,"'" .. ight, ,'xl'1u"i\'" of the tl'aeh ... rs of
PJI.";-.il'al Trailling, ~lt1;-;ic alit! Art aud
J )UIIIl..':-.t i(, ~('it·Ill·l·. Erl'!'." 1I1l'IIIhl'l' of
rl", II i;.;'11 ~ .. llool facult,'" has had l'xp... ri-
C'IIL'" prior to ,'oluing to :;-..'arlll'rth, and
the eolh'g"'s r",pl'l'scnl .. d are COI"1Il'II,
Tl'a .. hl'r'· CoIll'g,· l'olllillhia ['nin'rsiT.I',
\\-ib')JI, Haticlitre, All,'gh,'ny, \'assar,
:--\WHl'tllIll01"l', IJl'l'xpl Ill~tittlh', ~.\·ra('lI:-'l·
t'nin'rsily, ::;t. La 1I'l'l'nc ... Cnil-el',ity,
l·nin-rsit.\" of l'enn"yh'ania aud Oberlin.
Tht, ~arhl\rth ~('huols art' Ol'gHllizl'tl
011 the six-"ix pIau; th,' 1011''''1' six grad,'s
l'f1IIlIH'i~illg- the EleJll(llIt:ll'Y ::;tlwo), the
uPI,,'r six the .Juuior aud tlPlIior High.
I';'l'r,'" 111l'nd,,'r of Ih .. faculty of the
1';lplIll'lIlar.\" ::;,'11001 i" ,'xlll'ri,,",'(';1 an,l
holds a 1,,'I'lnaueut :-;t"t" ""rtilil'llt" 01'
C\orIlla! diplolllll.
Athletic Notes.
A lIl""tillg of thl' '1Ild"lIls wa" hl'ltl
1111 Frit!ay to launeh th ... ]!ll!I-~U Ath-
I
It,t i(~ A;,,;:-;ol'iatioll. <'\lIl1lllittel's arc be-
ing appoint"d to a ... cept IU"'lllh ... rship
dues, alit! to ,. roun,1 up" t hl' careless
:In<l iuditl'l'I'l'ut. \\'" hesitatl' to say,
bllt lllll;;t admit. :\'arherth, likl' all other
s('hoo!:', '1l11'l'I', b"I'auS(' of a fl'1\" iudif-
fl'rl'nt pUJ.ils, l"ortullall'ly, th,'y ar...
•• fl'1\" all,1 far betl\"een."
A H'-"l'ption aull Sodal Commit Ie... is
b ... ing earcfully ehoS('n. Ush ... l's an,1
dooJ'kee]JPl's are to be electlld.
The footh:J11 squIIlI ... Jl'clell Gus En1-
JJlan as JlUlllng-pr. The ti(~h('ullll' of g:lIllf.l:-;
is lll'i ng completed.
'l'he hask ... tball s'lualls han! l'ledl'd
La 1\"!'L'nel' Houston and Emma ~rulll'1' as
Jutlnagcl's.
Hl';.:n!al' practilO" in foothall hegins
n,'xt week.
Girls' haskdhall work he;.;ills Odo-
bel' 15th.
Literary Society.
There will he two Literary ::S'H'ieties,
onl' ('omposell of 7th unl1 8th grade )lu-
pils, till" other of gnuh's !l to 1~, Thes,'
will med on aItemat ... Fridays. Onl'
Frillay th ....Junior Soeil'ty 1\"i11 meet aud
the upper foul' classes will have a mass
ph~'sical tmining drill. On the next
Friday the S ... nior Society will llle0t,
alld the other grudes will meet for drill.
Th ... mass dl'iII, or exhibition physi,!ul
truining work, coming thus twiee lIlonth-.
Iy, should interest and stimulate every
stUdent. Uost rigid disl'ipline will, how-
ever, be enforced in the- mass drill.
(To be Oontinued Next Week.)
THE FIRESIDE
~rr. \Vm .• 1. .1(lIll's has returncd after
a two w('e]{:,,' r('~t at ""1'1'1l L'r:q" illp,
~rr.
au,] ~(rs, B. G. Simpsoll al'l' spl'ull-
ing Ihl'ir \"aeation at O"l'au Cily, X. ,I.
Li,'ut. Jl arry 1(,'lso, of ~r L'l'ion a \-e-
nul', has retlll'll("] fl'OUI Camp Hum·
I'hl'l'Ys.
~Ir. W. H. D. Hall g;:I\"l' a small hridg"
part~' la,,1 1I"'l'k ill honor of his hirth-
,lay.
~II', IIar\"I'~- n. XIIl'l'igan, one of our
f01"l!1L'r Coun,'ilml'n. is ill at his honle
OIl \\'oo,bidl' a\"enlle.
~Ir. :1111] :'I [I-s. C. I', POII'kl' ha\'e 1','-
tlll'lIl"] to :;-..'''l'h''l'th afkr a \'isit 10 n'la-
I in's ill Cana/]a.
~Ir. all,] ~II" ..Iallll" p, nonnl'll,\' l\"i!1
I", III hOll'" at ~Ii,,, 1'0'l"\,,s arl,'r O"to,
I "'I' l"t.
:'Ill'. 11. \Y. Kal'"I"ll:' alld I'alltil.\- aI'"
setlll"] in tlll'il' 111'1\" hllllie 011 \\'ood'
~idf' :n"C'lltH'.
~Ir. \\',Jll"r ..\, Fox. "I' \"arhrollk Park,
i~ att(\lldillg' tlip ~\d\·t'rtbil1g COI!\"(lnt-ifJll
ill X(l\\~ Or](1:lns.,
~ll's. W, ..\1'11,"1' (""1,, lI·ill \'lSlt :'III'S.
\Vm. S, HIll'lll'l' Ill'Xt \l"l'l'k aft<'1' ha\"ing
.'/,"11 t ,'"nll' t illl" in :;-.."'1\" York Ci Iy,
~II'.
:,n,1 ~Ir". AlI,,'rt Eyl'l' :In,1 ,Iaugh-
tpl' :trl' hOHlt , again anf')' Spflllilinf,; the
Sl11111ll('1' at O('t'~111 Cit-y, X . .1.
~ll's. Hl'h:l lIofl', of \\'.\'(·omh,', 1':1.,
s]1l'nt "l'n'ral days with ~Irs, H. A.
.la,·oh", of Ell1lll'o'HI an'nue.
~ll's. S. L .. 10111'" :llld hpl' son GI'Ol'g"
han' )'l'lul'll"'] to their hOll1l' on \Vill,l-
.... OJ' :IVl'nnr.
:'I[is;; '.Ial·,\' Chalfallt, of Chpstnut a\'('-
11\1(', js attt-'1Hlill~ "~iboH Cnlh1gp, at
eha nll)('rshnrg, Pa,
Thl' Hp\'.•1. E. Ni<l",'k('l', of \Vc)(lIbi,l ...
a \','nnp, had a hil'lhda.\- part~· last \\'I'ek,
Thl'I'P W(lrf..l SC'\,PlIh'l'lI g'u('~ts at the
l'''lehration.
Thl'J'(' a n' now tl\'('I\'" housl's (,olllpl!'t-
p,l in :;-..'al'11rook Park alld work is und"r
wa~' for six oth ... rs, to 1)(' ('Olllplctl'll Ill'-
1'01'1' wint ... r.
~Ir. Samupl p, Bo\\"man and family
ha\"e rl'tuTlll'<1 to thl'il' ElJllwood ave.
11111' home fl'olll O('l'all 'City, whl're they
han' IH'pn spen'lillg the SUIII JIIl'r.
TIll' Dohson alld Lansllowlll' haseball
!l'ams arl' til"] for thp :'I1'ain Line eham-
l'ionship, th!' L:lIl",lown,' Cluh Imdllg
tm'ne,] tIll' t:dlil's on th" Dohson Cluh
at Stl"Uwhri,lg;e & 'Clothier fil'l<1 last Sat,
unlay.
H('nr~' A, Pryp, who has he!'n spelld.
ing the snUIIl1l'r at the hOIll(' of his
unl'lP, H. ~r. Chalf:lIIt, of Chestllut a\"l'-
HUl'. Il'ft this \\'('l'k 1'01' H~ll'\-al',1 Uni-
vcrsity, wher(' he is taIling a coursl' in
inll'l'IIationallaw.
The Rlliney-\Voo,] "Domestic" Coke,
whieh has been extensively ndver,tised
by the W .•J. Rainey offices, sales agents,
is now on the markct ready for dis-
tribution through C. P. Cook, dis-
tributor for Ntlrberth, Wynnewood and
~ferion, and orders should be placed
at once to assure early delivery. Many
(Oontinued on Page 4.)
SHAW AND WARWICK WIN THE
TENNIS DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP
DEFEAT KIRKPATRICK AND STAPLES IN FOUR SET MATCH-HOPE
TO PLAY THE FINAL MATCH IN SINGLES THIS SATURDAY
~[t'sSl's. Shaw and Warwiek again
pro\'l'd their skill :ulll prow... ss as dJ:lJII-
pion douhles playl'rs last Satunlay,
when tlll'y wou the tiual mateh iu thl'
donbll's tournameut of the Narberth
Tl'nuis Association. It wa, a good
IIla1clt throughout, aud many of Ih,.
ganll'S \\'('rl' hotly pon\('st ... d.
lu the siugh's toUl'llaJlll'Ut it is hop... d
Ihat the liual mateh will Ill' played this
Saturday afteruoon, Sepll'mhel' ~i. The
"outestauts will he W . ./. Kirkpatri('k
all'] th" \\"iuul'l' of thl' Wanl"id,-Yaa
..\uk"11 sPllli-liual, wltieh it is ,'xllI,,·t,'cl
will lin Ve heen playl'll lH't \\'('('11 ,. going
10 pn'"s" time aud Sallll'da~' :JI'll'rlloou,
The ,]ouIo1,'s ('ouso!a I iOIl lilla Is w ... n,
wou Io.\' DOlllll'Ily au,] "[usehamp ill II
lin' "l't l1l:ddl agaillst WilliaJII' allli
\\'hitul'.\', ill \I,IIi,"1 thp hOHOI'S \\"PJ"l'
,hal'<'d ,'qllall.\· h.\· Iooth teams, ~[r.
DIlBn'l', th,' ouly olle of the thr,'('
1'l'1'('l'l'l':"\ who "suryiv('ll'" thp ('oIIfL'~t,
"lIll'rtaill"'] th ... ]11a.\'''rs :IIHI thl' onlu01,-
,'rs with bits of hrilliallt rl'parl"", tILlIs
ll':lillt:lillill~ his plI:-:itioll as Ollt' of thc'
thn'l' "hid' .i,'''ter" of I]", ,·ourls.
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Main Line
Bowling League
Thl' :'Ilain Lill" Howlill,~ L,'agu" will
'Iarl th" lir"t gallll' 011 W,',111(·,,<la.\', U,··
f"i,,'r Sth,
..\1 H J'('l't'lit lllt'l'ling' iht' following
ollkl'l's \\"('l't' t'l('I·t 1'(1 for t lit' l'IIS\li Ilg
.\'I':lr: Pl'l'sicll'lIt-, Hoht'rl f:. ~ayil11'~
I~irst Yi('e-l'n'sid"lIt, G,'org'e K
thi:lS; ::-;I'/'ll II ,I "i,','-Pre,idellt. \\'. Law-
n'1I1',' AII"II; ']'1'1'11"11 1"1'1'. I)a \" id :'II. UlIIIl-
"".\'; '<';",'r,,!al'.\", Charles ~1,·Cn'a.
Hl'}H)l't:"\ 1'1'0111 the' yarioll:-i 1lI:lllag-('l':"\
illlli,,:lte Ih ... tl'allis will 1", slrellgtlll'lIpll
owillg to Illany of thl' hoys ha\"iIlM re-
t nI"JIC"] fronl ll\"l'l'Sl'as.
,],here are llIallY MOlHI hllw!Prs ill Xar-
hpI'1h 11'110 lla\"" 1101 lJl:ld" any :IIII'lJlpt
iu past ~'ears 1ll elllllP out allll h"I'Olnl'
lle'luaillted an,1 Iry for th,' \"arh"rtlt
t (':1111, Ll'l id I \\'h 0 ('a 11 how I "on,,' Oll t
alll] \"i,it Ihe !o!'al Y. ~I. C. A. howling
all",\'" lllH] eXJlI"'"'' Ih"ir ,h'sire to howl
lI'illt ~urlH'rth,
Ell('h all'] "\'I'r~' jwrsoll lI'ill han' a
fair, ('qual "11:11)('" to howl on th ... :\'ar-
),,'rth t"alll this year.
COIJll' on, ~-ou howlel's lllll] l"I'I"','s"lIt
Xal'hl'rth alld nssist iu hringill~ hOlnl'
thl' hal'oll, nanll'l~', the trophy I'Up.
en AS. 'r. WEAVp.n, ~[angl'r,
Nal'herth Bowling Cluh.
SOLDIERS' LETTERS
L ... I t!'lS of soldiers wl'itten to home
foIl,s frolll C:lJlll' and th ... fi ... ld will
1'ro\"e of gr...at inter...st all,l nllll,h his-
toric:d ndue in future ~· ...ars. The P ... nn-
~yJyauiu War Histury COlIIlJlis"ioJl, the
uJlicial hody for the gathering of such
Jllutl'l'ial, is anxious tu cIIlarge it~ cul-
1e"lioll of .Ul'11 lPtt ... rs. ]t will w ... lcolJle
n ... \\"spaper clippings 01' original letters
I'rOIJl lIIen who weI'''' in the s ... r\'ic.... ]n
ease th ... retul'll of originals is d sired,
th,' Conllnis,ion will copy th ... I tters
and r"tul'll th ... original 10 the o\\"n,'r.
'Thl' COJllluissiull Jllay at :-JOllIe tillIC jn
t h fut IIr... publish a eolIcction uf sui·
di rs' I... ttl'rs. ] f this is uIll.!prtuk ... n,
it is l]l'sirl'd that all couuti ... s and ,lis·
triels of th ... :-;taTe ,hall b ... repres... utell
in the colke/ion upon which the puuli-
,'aT ion was based,
l\!auy sollli ... rs' letters hu \'e appl'are,1
iu u ... wspap ... rs. Persons possessing a
tile of local Iww,papers will perform a
s,'rvi ... e 1'01' the Peunsylvauia War His·
tory Comlllission if they will se11(l ... opi ... s
of uny prin tl'd letters to the COllllllls-
sion.
The Comlllis,ion is heuded by Gov-
ernor -Sproul, and correspondence rela t-
ing tO,its work should be addressed to
ALBEJRT E. :MeKINL0Y,
Secretllry,
]:100 Locust street, Philadelphia, Pa.
SHORT LOCAL
NEWS ITEMS
WANTED WEEKLY
PRICE THREE CENTS
The sunllllury of the JlllItehes pluyed
durillg the past week follows:
Men's Singles.
Sl'lIIi-finul round-Kirl<patri ... k ,Iefeut-
",] Newell, 6-], 6--4, 6-4.
Men's Donbles.
Filial r01md~Shuw :ll1d Warwick de-
feate,] Kirl<patriel< a1111 Staples, 6-2,
H-2, 2-6, 6-2.
Mixed Doubles.
1li" HlIlllphrl'ys anll ~Ir. R. To\~n
,]"f('ated :\Ir. alld Mrs. Grugall, 6-2,
(i-a.
COllSolation Singles,
'8l'I'O II ,I ruulI,I-DuBn'" defeated
1'holJlas, (i-4, 6--4.
Consolation Doubles,
S""OIl'] roulI,l--Willialll' alld \Vhit-
Ill'." lI'on frolJl TOIll pkins :uHI Kruse by
,I" fa III t.
FillalrllulHI-llollllelly alld ~Ius .. hulllp
<ll'f"at,'d Williaills aud Whitlley, 6-3,
I-ti, H-:1, 0-6, 7-5.
PRAISE FOR NARBERTH GROWN
DAHLIAS.
It i" 1"0 lat .. 1l0\\' I'llI' th ... ]!II!' "':<SOIl,
hut u,'x: 1S"l't"IIlI,,'r WI' will "L'rtainly
Jil"'" to ha\"(' a \"arlll'rlh Dahlia bhow.
Ihltlill" growu i UOUI' 10ll'U \\'pr par-
lieul"r1y JiIlL' this s,'asou, aUII th re i~
"I'('ry ilid il':< t iou t ha t next .\"l'a I' there
will Ill' 1'\'('11 JllOn' ilJ1.('fCl-it :-iho\\'H in
~Iat­ tJli:-; linl' ~l\IJt('lIIh('1' Hower.
"\"{llllg Ih,' I,,,,:" d:Illiia L'1I1!Jusiasts
\rt' 1uight 1Ill'lltioll, lin,,;!, 'Of (·t111I'~P, the
"l'lf-''''l'I:Ii''\l,,1 •• Duhlia Killg," :::;ir
lI"llri Bo~L', w!Jo 1,'1 il Ill' kllOWIl is he-
iIlg 1,11 I'll pl'l'sSL'd hy the followiug pre-
!l'lld,'r, to th" throllL': .Iohn B. Wil-
lilllllS, Bob Etlg:<r, DoL' Pi"dkr, Il ... rh ... rt
Yowl'Il, anti, \\'l' have uo ,Ioul>t, Illauy
oth,'!',.
Ll't's ke"p Ihis iu JIIiuti alld plan for
a Dahlia :-;ltow n,'xl. Sl'plelJl"er,
The new aeriea of the Narberth
Building A ..odation opened at
the September .meeting; but new
aharea can be taken oat at the
October meeting, lirat Thur-day
in October, at the Fire Houae,
from 7 to 9 P. M., by the payment
of the September and October
duea.
VLAlSSU'lEIJ AIJ\'EllTlSKME~T~
I'wo c~ntl! per word each lnlll'ruoD. oub
In advance. No adVerU.emenl I<Cc.pted Un-
Jt!8& CAsh accompanlell copy.
WANTED-;l[arried couple wants din-
ner (e\"ening). South side preferred.
Box !l6G, Narberth.
WANTED-A refiued yOIlllg wOlllan to
help in care of hoy Two years old ill
Itollle three Illi!es from Narherth. \Vrite
1', O. Box 7G;l, Narberth. (50-p)
WANTED-Board and rOOIll in pri\"uto
family for youug L'ouple, Oct. 1st.
1'. 0, Box no:!. (50-c)
DAHLIAS-Cut Plowers for sale. Or-
der roots now for ,1l'li\"ery next spring.
Hl'rlll'rt Yowell, S, E, Cor, Windsor and
Couwuy :I\"es, (50.c).
ESTATE OF MARY L, GOUGH, Dec'd.
IJett ... rs T,'stamentllry on tho abOvo
cst a te ha dng heen l{ranted to the UIl-
dersigned, all persons indebted to tho
sa id estate arc r...quested to make pay-
ment, lind those 'having legal claims,
present the same without delay to
'8. SPENm}R CHAPMAN,
JOHN ABROWN,
Exc,'utors.
Or to their nttorneys, CHAPMAN &,
CHAPMAN, 1420' Widener Building,.
Ph,iladclphin. (2-e1

2
OUR TOWN
An Exp"!riment in C(l-operative
Journalism-No Paid Workers.
Owned and Published every Saturday
by the Narberth Civic Association.
Subscription pril'.e one rlollar and fifty
cents per year in advance.
OFFICERS OF THE NARBERTH
CIVIC ASSOCIATION.
April 24, 1919.
President-Mr. ,Toseph H. Nash.
Vice-Presidcnt-Mr. James Ar,toman,
Mr. A. J. Loos, Mr. R. J. Dothard.
Secrctary-Mr. R. J. Edgar.
Corresponding Secmtary-Miss Frieda
Schubel.
Treasurer-Miss Maizie Simpson.
Directors---Mr. J. J. Cabrey, Mrs. C.
P. Fowler, Mr. H. R. Hillegas, Mr. Chas.
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. Wahlert,
Mr. Walter Y. Shaw, Mr. Walton M.
Wentz, Mrs. C. W. Young, Mrs. James
Foote.
HARRY A. JACOBS,
Editor.
Henry Rose,
Mrs. Roy E. CIIHk,
A. J. Laos,
W. T. Melchior
Associat" 'itors.
MAIZIE J. SIMPSON,
Cashier.
Send all advertising and news items to
P. O. Box 966.
Our Town is on sale at the depot
newsstand, and at the store of H. K
Davis.
Entered as second-class mattilr
October 15, 1914, at the Post Office at
Narberth, Pennsylvania, under the act
of March, l8i9.
OUR TOWN will gladly print
any news it~m about any subject
that is of interest to Narberth
folks, but in order to meet the
printing schedule, all "copy"
-manuscripts-must reach the
editor by 6 P. M. Wednesday each
week.
SATURDAY. September 27, 1919
EMERGENCY PHONE CALLS
Fire, 350
Police, 1250
Editorial
A suggestion is a good thing, l'\·l'll
at times when the suggl,,,tor is not ac-
quainted with the cireumstances, for his
6uggl'stion does, at Icast, show that h,'
is giving thl' mattcr some construdi,'e
though t.
Criticism has its place, parti"ularly
when he who l'rit ie.i;o;es is \\'illin~ to put
his shoulder to the wheel anll help. But
to criticize, a 1111 wonder wh.y "the,""
do not do t,his thing or that thing, and
why a ccrtain thing is not done a cer-
tain way, unll then slanll back unas-
sistingly, is lackin.g everything that
makes for ,the least bit of progrl'ss.
With the Editor, suggestions aud crit-
icisms regardin~ Our Town are in order
at all times. They are welcomell; but
a little assistance with thl' l'riticis:u
is more than weleome,l, aad to sa:' the
least, encouraging.
This little paper has 1I particular duty
for you. It is not a "stay-away-and'
criticize" spirit that thl' E'litor Ill'l'ds.
Have )'OU en'r gonl' 11lll'k ill YOUI'
thoughts to about Kcvcn years ago and
pictured how the.' business srdion of
Narberth looked at that timeY
Of course, those who ha"e come to
our borough since that timc ,'annot ap-
preciate the great change,-a change
very marked, indeed.
Where new stores have not hel'n
erected, great· imprO\'ements have been
made in nearly everyone of the older
bUllincss places, and to-day our 'business
section is very mode'rn and up to the
minute in every ,rcspect. We Ilhould be
proud of our rapidly increasing little
town, and there is no better way to
NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN
Ot course, we
HOWARD'S
hoost a town than to talk about it, Telephones.
deliver - aD,
rlream about it, and work for it. 1267 place - an,
SOCIETY OF FRIENDS. 1268 time.
To the Editor of Oar Towa:
In the·issue of Our Town September
Merion Meeting House, Merion, Po..
The Brightest Spot in Narberth
:!O there appearel1 un announcement of
several proposed improvements in thc A Drug Store in the Most Modern Sense of the Term
local Y. ~L C. A. Merion Meeting is open for worship
Since tIll' :\Il'morial COlllmittce seems
to he sort of "up u tree" tor a fitting
every First-day morning at 11 a 'clock.
We cordially welcome any visitors who AUTO MOVIES
and propl'r me,J1Jorial tllllt would be a
rl'al token of appreeiation by the pl'ople
of ;\arberth for the sen'ice the young
desire to worship with us.
P ".BY LEES UARAfiE
men rendered ill the war, might it not ST. MARGARET'S CHURCH
he possible to consillpr combining both rM LOOKING" WELL ;rOST fIIE6lfGT
thl' projects IUlll giving ~arberth an ReT. R. F. Cowley, Bector
f~."ROU6\.E VOUR. AUTO AND
auditorilllll, whieh is a real necessity; YOU'LL GeT ALL
a swimming pool, whIch will surely be Early MlloS-s on Sunday trom April
L to Ootober 31 at 7 A. M. From
:YOU·RE
a pprl'cia t l'11 a nll pa tronizc1l; large ~ame LOOKtN(i
Novemlber 1 to March 31 at 7 A. M.
rooms for men and hoys, particularly
for boys who might he kl'pt off the Late Mass, 9.30 A. rd. throughout the FOR.
l'ear. Masses on holydays, 6.30 and
street C'Hners, anll moving pictures sev-
8.30 A. M. Weekdays at 8. Evening
l'ral nights a week, whieh ,'an he wcll
elevations and other services at regu-
supportl'd hy a community the size of
lar times.
~ arlll'rth.
Till' Ill'esent iuact;\'c Y. M. C. A.
T
ALL SAINTS' P. E. CHURCH. HE old saying goes "Look for trouble and you'lI
building, with the plot. of ground ad-
joining it on Haverford avenue, is cer-
find it." The man who neglects his auto is
tailtl~' an itll'ltl 10l'ation for fiuch fl'atnres Rev. Andrew S. Burke, Rector. looking for trouble and don't know it until after
and it appears thnt the project coul,1 it happens. Employ us as your car experts and don't
he appronl1 and financell by the people From now on and including the first
of Xarberth, provided it w('re lllllllaged allow the trouble to occur.
Snnday in September services at All
-=-----.-
in (l mannl'r to suit the large majority Saints' will be under the auspices of
of the people. the Rev. Gibson Bell, rector of Mont·
Woul,! it not be possible to build a gomery School.
"omhination of S\,-imming pool, fire Any member of the parish wishing
--=a
house an,l game 1'00ll1S on the present his administrations will please notify
plot adjoinin;! the Y. ~r.C. A. on Ha\'- him.
"rford a,'enue, and makl' a l'l'al Il\Hli- Services will be: 8 A. ",i.-Holy
toriull1 out of thl' present Y. ~L C. A.? Communion. 11 A. M.-Moruing Sen"
With tltis plan, the re\'l'nue from tlH~ ice.
-...0;;;;
oltl fire hou,;l' huilding and hall woulll On the first Sunday of the month Holy
,
he put into the new proposition, which Communion will be held at both tllC
nlight hl'Ip materially in finanl'ing it 8 0 'clock and 11 0 'clock services.
and at tlte same time gi,-e thl' Fire Sunday School will open the third
('ompan~' an up-to-rlate hOlI,;" for their
,·quipnH'nt. There would be no trouhle
Sunday of this month. A goodly num-
her of classes will be formed and par-
NOTICE •
in disposing of tlte pl'l'scnt fil'l' hom'e at l'nts arc re'l1lested to tHing or send
a good figure.
If tltl' peopll' an' wiIlin)! to raise the
their eltildren when the classes open. For Good Taxi Service
Blonl'y for the propm;ell Y. ~L C. A.
inlJHo\'l'nll'nts, aud allow tltl' y, ~L C. A.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
•• The Little Church on the Hill."
Call Narberth 1633
to Slll'o,l it for thl'BI and manage the en-
tire proposition, '-ery good, but. might it 24 Hour Service
Rev. F. M. Gray, Pastor.
not Ill' Ill'ttl'r to turn tlte whole C01'll1'1'
into a community centre which could
he participatl'd in hy evcry resident-
man, woman, -boy or girl-regardle"s of
Snnday, September :!8th:
!lA.) A. ~I.-SlIuday School. Classes
for all agl's. A ,wide'llwake class for
NAR'BERTH GARAGE )"/ .
sel't or creed men taught b~ Hon. Fletcher W. Stites.
ThPl'e is a question in the writer's
mind as to whether tltere is room in our
11 A. ~L-)[orning sen-iee. Sermon
by the pastor on "~[y Father's Busi, CALDWELL & CO.
town for an institntionof this ma~ni. ness. "
:1 P. nL-First meeting of the Chilo
Real Estate
tude that is primarily limited to Pro·
testant young men. Of course, the scope dren's Church with vested choir and Insurance
l'an be enlarg('d to take in others; but object talk by the pastor. All children , Soutb ~Ide NARD ERTB, PA.
would the rcstril'lions of the Y. ~L C. welcome. GARAnteed Roofs At the Stallon
A. be in this case extended to make it a (Continued on Page 3.)
!'l'al Inorlenl ,lemol'ratic proposition?
Till' w ri t PI' 's idl'a is not to knock the
NARBERTH GARAGE
Raymond Wei.s, Proprietor .
Y. :\L C. A. improven1l'nt, hut rather to
show thl' nl'eessity of features that they SABlE CENSORE GASOLINE, OIL, SUPPLIES
ml'ntion 1II1l1 try to promote the whole
proposition 1Il'('or,ling to the spirit of
The Hack Service Man Has Changed EXPERT REPAIRING
til,' tillll'S, IIIHI at thl' saml' timl' to l'on- Telephone Narberth 1633
si,ll'r a soldiers' memorial whielt will
Ill' a substantlal impro\'ement to the
His Phone Number to Narberth 377
town, a (,l'l',lit to tltl' ho,vs themSl'h-l's
allll tltl' Jwople who supported thl'1Il in
or Narberth 625. GOOD VALUE
lhl' war for ri~ht. In the following up-tO' date homes:
BHrGHT IDEA. Please do not call Narberth 1633 208 Grayling Avenue
For my sertJice. 34 Avon Road
CLEAN···SAfE···WHOLESOME - - .- - - - - - - - 36 Avon Road
T 11. e l~ ri1ft"-
100 Avon Road
OUR PRODUCTS ARE GUARANTEED OTHERS BEING BUILT
UNDER BACTERIOLOGICAL CONTROL
An olcillating Washine Machine WM. D. & H. T. SMEDLEY
of unusual merit. Phone for
Pasteurized Milk \ DELIVERIES
BrynclO~ilkCertllled WEST PHILA. demonstration in your home.
(Pedrlallc Society) OVERBROOK
Greenhou.ea Nurserie.
30,OOQ ft. of Illalll
Special "Guernsey" MERION Phone NARBERTH 1255 W 12 houe.e
Milk WYNNEFIELD Pencoyd Narberth.
(Roberts· '" Sharpless' BALA-CYNWY
Dairies) NARBERTn E. Q. SMEDLEY
CreBm Buttermilk
Table Bnd Whipping
Cream.
ARDMORE
WYNNEWOOD
Electrical Devicee for the Home. John Albrecht
Look about the home arounde. nd hav.
your planting done DOW. The ee.eOD ie
SCOII-POWEll DAIRIES here Bgain, Bnd the wealher conditione
45th and Parrish Sts. Montgomery Garage are .dvant.geoue.
Iona A"enue South of Montgomery Pike H. C. FRITSCH
Pupertle8 For BeD& aDd Salt
Cotter's Market Tires Storage'
Fire ID8uraDCl8
BeD PboDe lillY.
Prime Beef, 'Sprinr Lamb, Repairs Accessories ""U BoUdJDg. BarberO, Pa.
Country Dressed Veal Ind
Pork, Sugar Cured Hams A COMPLETF LINE OF
Ind Bacon Open f}ag- and Night ."
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
PHONE us YOUR ORDER TO·DAY AT
Bell Phone G. A. KUHN, arcl
You wI71 find prices right
OUT
Groceriel and ProviaioDI
Narberth 1624 Prop. DAVIS'
CIGARS ICE CREAM CANDY
 NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN 8
church quartette will sing "The Reel'''' 11 A. M.-Morning worship. Sermon
LEARN TO DO BANKING
A ~~ur~.2!A
sional," by DeKoven, and MI'. Taylor theme, "The Sending Forth of the Sev·
• will sing "Christ in Flanders," hy en ty." During this service the group Finest Photoplay The-
Stevens. We extend a hearty invitation leaders will be set apart for their work atre 01 Its Size In tbe
Entire World.
No matter how small your busir ~lis may be, have a bank account. to this service, especially to those who by prayer.
were in our country's serviee.
Pb.toplaya-Contlnuous 10 ~ M. to u.a_
The small merchant who has a bank account establishes his 7.4-;} P. l\L-Evening worship. Senllon P.M.
credit, has safety for his cash, and pays his bills with a check In a Church Notes. thellle, "What Our Chief Work Is, and
PbUa.,·Pa.
Deacons' meeting :Monday evening at HOI\' to Do H."
business manner,
8 0 'clock at the home of the pastor, 202
Church Notes.
You are inuiteJ t D open an account with 118. North Narberth avenue.
Meeting of the Snnbeam Mission At the opening exercises of the school
Band in the church Wednesday at 3 last Sunday :Mr. W. J. Peebles was
formally inducted into the office of su- PROGRAM
P. M.

THE MERION TITLE & TRUST CO. Song and prayer service 'Wednesday
enning at 8 a 'clock. Snbjeet, "Sub-
traction," the second on the theme,
perintendent of the school, and Mr. A.
G. Compton, assistant superintendent.
A substantial leather bag was present-
ed by the school to Mr. R. L. Bcatty,
WEEK of SEPTEMBER 29th

" Di vine Arithmetic." These meetings

Narberth Office, Arcade Building are well attended and very helpful.
Rally Day will be held on Sunday,
October 12th, morning, afternoon and
DR. JOHN SCHEMBS, Jr. evening.
Communion service next Sunday
the retiring superintendent, and a lland·
some basket of flowers to Mrs. Beatty.
Madge Kennedy
The entire membership of the church IN
has beon divided into twelve groups,
and during the coming woek a "Social

DENTIST morning. Visitation" will be made by twenty-

desires to announce that he has opened his dental office at the
S. E. Cor. Grayling and Windsor Ave•., Narberth
OFFICE HOURS-Until 9.30 A. M. .. until 9 P. M.
noo••
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE-310.311 Perry Bide., 16th and Ch••tnut Sta.
T.I.phon•• Narb.rth 31tl W
News of the Churches
(Oontinued from Page 2.)
7 P. l\L-Epworth League. A live
meeting for young people. l\Iusic in
chargc of Capt. Tamblyn.
7.4!5 P. lvL-Evening service. Sermon
by the pnstor on "The Final Govern-
llIC'nt." Special music.
Tuesday, 8 P. l\L-Free entertainUlent
for th!) men of the Bibl!) Class and their
wives by nrst-class talent. "The best
entertainment given in Narberth," is
the, description given by the President
of the Men's Class, ::Ifr. Edgar Thorn'
IC'r. All men are specially welcome.
Wcdnesday, 8 P. l\I.-Prayer meeting.
The pastor wiII continue his talks on
the Book of James.
Sunday, 9 until 12
BAPTIST CHUROH OF THE
EVANGEL.
Avery S. Demmy, B. D., Pastor.
Hours of Service:
Sunday, 9.45 A. :M:.-Bible School.
11 A. lvL-M:orning worship. Sermon
h~· the pastor on the subject, "Lif!' 's
Widening Visions." Text, John 4: 28.
The Children's Choir wiII sing and the
('hureh quartette will give "Lord of
Upaven," by Rossi.
T P. M.-Yonng People's meeting.
Leader, Mr. Laurence Houston. Sub·
ject, "The -Christian Athlete and His
Training," I 'Cor. 9: 19-27. Report of
,",ominating CommitteI'. The new song
hooks will bc used.
7.45 P. M.-Demobilization Scrvice.
You will be welcome to any or all of
th ese services.
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. JOhn Van Ness, Minister.
Meetings for next Sunday:
10 A. M.-Sunduy School. Mr. W. J.
Peebles, superintendent.
After alterations, we will
have an
UP.YO-DATE, SANITARY
Meat Market
Oash Business and Low Prices will
enable you to
BUY MORE THRIFT STAMPS
JOHN B. HERTZLER
MEAT MARKET
205 Haverford Ave.
four group leaderS'. The prayer meet-
"Strictly Confidential"
ing next Wednesday evening will be
held in the intcrests of this work.
-Rally Day in this church will be ob- 1I1AIN PRODUCTION STARTS AS NE&B
served on October 5. It is hoped that
AS POSSIBLE TO 10.00 A. 111.. lZ.OO, 2.00,
every memiber of the church will be in S•.JIS, 1S.41S, 'l'.4IS, 9.30 p. M.
his plnce of privilege and duty on that \
day.
A number of tllC Indies are expecting
GEORGE K. YEAKEL
NORIUIITOWN, PA..
to nttend the Fall Rally of the Presby-
terian :Missionary Society, to be held candidate for the Republican Nomlna1lol
FOR
next Thursday afternoon and evening
in the Market Sqnare Presbyterian Register of Wills
of Moat'omery CoaalY
Church, of Gennan-town.
MY PLATFORM ONE TERM
Why Not?
Why not concede that our Soda Fountain is the cool.
est spot in Narberth. It is, and the .ervice is the
beat in town. The various refreshing drink. are
mixed by those who know and whos. business it
is to give you the best Soda, Sundae or Ice Cream,
you ever had.
Come in aDy time. Make our fountain your place
of rest. At the same time
"TAKE HOME A BRICK"
of our delicious Ice Cream

"
Thursday, 7 P. 1L-Junior Choir re·
hearsal. 8 P. 1r., Senior Choir rehearsal.
Sunday, October 5th, will be Rally
Welcome home to our soldier boys by the
pastor. Response by Sergt. Harry A.
Simpson. Address, "The Call of the
Dellcioua Meata
Al Hlah Grade Chickens
T. Bs SMITH, Druggist
Day. . Eggs and Butter NARBERTH and"ARD"MORE
Hour, " hy Mr. George W. Braden. The

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One of the Firat Considerationa Should be Location, and

Good, Available Locations in Narberth are ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIRING & SHOE SHINE PARLOR George Alexander
Gettinr Scarcer Every Day JOSEPH COZZONE Whitewashing by Spray or Hand
6041 Woodland Avenu... W.at Philadelpbia
Jules Junker Inc.
We have for sale at this time at reasonable prices two choice \ Hou•• Cleaning Rug. Beaten
Auto Sonico Tueaday and Friday H•• tera Taken Care of
sites that merit your serious consideration: ...
DROP A CARD AND WE WILL CALL 53 Prospect Ave., Bryn Mawr, Pa. FRENCH BAKERY
Nortbwe.t corner of Narberth and Che.tnut Avenue., a little more
than aeventy·five fe.t front on Narberth Avenue, ono hundred and twenty
feet aD Ch.atnut Avenue, and a little deeper on the north 1I.e. JOBBING ALTERATIONS
South .ide of Che.tnut Avenue, nearly oppo.ite Maple Avenue, about
FAMOUS BREAD AND
fift;r feet front, one hundred and twenty.five feet deep.
Frank Reginelli Clarence A. Speakman ROLLS
ROBERT u. NASH Carpenter and Builder
Reaid.nc. Tel'phone
Real Estate Broker Narberth Shoe Store Phone 1652-R Narberth 104 fGrrelt Ave., Narberth
Narberth 6-05 1001 CHESTNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA

. _... _--- ---- and Phone. Ardmore 967 W D.y .nd Night
For convenience of our
Repairing Appliances Repair Shop JOHN MARMORA patroms in this vicinity.
EARL E. SNOW 209 HAVERFORD AVINUE Hanling and Moving
Electrical C ontractoT ANYWHERE
NARBERTH, PA.
5007 Westminster Avenue Rates Rea.onable ARDMORE, P A. _
House Wiring Philadelphia, Pa. HARRY B. WALL
lI"II'S, l:'ydnil' E, Bo]i('k, Dorothy ~r. FOT - Good - Work - See Plumbing, Gas Fitt~ng
Dnrhin, Elha S.iohollll, E,lith ,I. Hnlll- H. PREMOST and Heating
30 Jobs within the last 2 n10nths al e 30 "!In'.,':,, )!t'ssrs, Wm, Durbin, B. B-
NARBERTH PA
reasons why we should do your work
)
RuntZI'll, Philip l~nutz('n, \Vaynl' lIar-
. ris, Lcsli .. \Y. 811lith, C. O. 1I1II1Iplltpys,
The Home Town Tailoring Parlor
Phone 1210 J JOBBING
(". H. Tay]or, ])ona1<l Fai1<', A. B. 8n;I"I'- 234 Haverford Avenue
MARTIN & HENRY l.\" .•Ir" Ut1ol';.!.e L. TOWJls(?lld, Collwyn Ladies' and Gents' Garments Dyed, WINFIELD H. COOK
Ilnllll'hn'y" A \""1'," pl,'asalll ("','ning Cleaned, Pre8sed and Remodeled Plumbing and Heating
Decoratdrs ·,'·a' "II.i".I-P'!. :\11'. I'lllll' stat('s that ('I'"l'y
Work Called for and Delivered
French Dry Cleaning a Specialty Essex and Haverford Avenues
Interior and Exterior Painting : young lady and glllltll'Ul:l1l ill XarlH1l'th Bell 'Phone 1284 J Walton'. Carage JIIARBERTH, fA.
who is Ilot "llIlIlCl't,'<1 with auy other
153 MONTGOMERY AVENUE
Phone Cynwyd B95 CYNWYD, PA.
Hihlp SpllllO] an' C'onliaIly
.illin tll!' plass, ~Ipl'ts PV('I"Y
iUI'itl"] to
Suu,la,\'
The Misses Zentmayer's "

SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN

We are showing a full line of 1919 Imported
and Domestic Wall Hangings and Cretonnes
I;:::' :~;: :;: ',:~; :: ~: :l '~:~:;,::': : : :,:;::~: ,; ::~; :'; Will Reopen September 17, 1919
i S(J('ial "\"l'lIillg is hpl,1 Olllll' n llIonth. 125 WINDSOR AVENUE

The Fireside Narberth Register

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ASH SIFTING ELIMINATED Two Lines, IOc per iuue; Sc for each additional line
(Jr(lers have thus far heen I,Ia('e,1 for Because
AUCOUN'l'A~T:; MUSIC
this l'tOIlOmical fuel. Kelm, 11. C. CerllOed Public Accountant. Loos, l"lll1l1)o' ]1. PinHO tl'ucher.

A story suitl',1 to 11ary Pickford '"

Rainey-yYood "Domestic" 202 Dudley av~. Phune. Narberth 300-W.
AUT()~I()UlI.I':;
Lee.' Garae_Hepalrln!:, ~lC. Phone. 1605.
StlHll", Ar("n<l" Bill;:. Pilone. 3W-.T.
SJoholm, MI •• Ebba. IIlu.lc Teacber and Ac.
companl.t. 228 lana a\·e.. Narbertb.
~lulltJ:"omer)' Gllrllj(e. 1'honc Nnrllerth lu:.!4. NOTAUI ..UDLIO
YerRatilt and a lllusing cxpJ'(\'~siolls of
1
S,'e llisplllY ullYertisement In this Issue. JeO'erle8, J. U. 111 Narberth .Ve,

COKE
herself, "'l'he Hoodlul1l," to be showu Sllrberth GllrIlj(e. Phone NUl'berth lti:l3. Phone, 666-M.
S,'e II isplll~' udl"ertisemeu t III this Issue. T)·.oo. Warren R. 200 Woodbine ave.
at the l'ala'Cl' 'l'hcatrl', Anlmore, for At:"J'O~I()IIILI, :,mUnCI, Phone, 1202-W.
two uays, \Vl'dul''tlay 1111,1 Thurs,lay, is et'llsurt·, Snhll'o PllOnl', li:':::'. OI'TICIA!'ol!l
i:'\l'e db:ipluy atln'l'tisplllt.'nt ill this iS~l1l'.
a vchicle with mallY bright spots, Ilota- :Ullin l ..int' Auto J.. uuItdr~· lllld (iUfllJ;C. Fl'nton. C...I 1<'. 506 E••ex ave. Phone 618- VI'
Plume, U'j~. Phil... addre... 1806 Che.tnut .t. Lo~uat IU.
illy a "shimmy" l'xetutl',l hy ~lary and Zentlltll)'er, JOHel.h. 2:lS S, 15th st., Phil...
See ,lls!,'"Y a<lYl'rtisl'U1ent In this issue,
a smaIl hoy in a hal'!, alll'y. The idea UANll.S PAINTERS
Merion 1.'ltI~ & 'J'ru!6t Co. Phone, Ard!l1ore a. Walzer. Frt·d.
of the plot is that of a youug girl who Is Practically Pure Carbon, and When Burned See display ad vert18~rnent In tbts lIUlue.
117 Wln.or ave. Phou., 1247.J.
1<':lVI'S a life of luxury .(0 live in the UUlLlJERtl PAPER UANGERS
slums, but. t.his is forgott.l'n wlll'n )Lary
Properly is Entirely Consumed :;me<lle~·. WPl. V. 8: U. 'I'. I'lloue, UOO. WUte, Goo. A. Fairview aVe.
See display ad YerUHenu~nt 1n tbl6 lallU8. Phone, Cynwyd 778-J, Flr.t-cla.. work.
bel'oml's the wil<h'st, uirtiest, anu most
out.landish of thl'l1I all ill tllC tenCUll'nt THE RESULT IS CA1\; Vi', ETC.
1l1l\·I.. JI. E. Pholle, 1254-W.
See display advertisement '0
tbls luue.
PJlOTO I'LAYS
uArcadla," 16th and Chestnut It."
See dl.play advertl.~ment In tbl. le.ue.
Phil.

st.rel't where she has "hosl'll to Ii\'e tem· UAUI'M.TElt:; A:>OIl nUlLIJERol
a fine, flaky ash, similar to that of a cigarette, which drops "enklJll!lt CiUi... L.
PLUMBING. ETC.
Cook, Winfield II. Phone 121O-J·.
porarily. 103 Dudley ave, Phone. 3ti2-M.
inio the aah pit and requires no sifling Sllt'ul"mIUI, ell,rence A. Phone 1652-R.
Sce display nllvel't1sement In thIs lune,
::;,'e lllsplaY advertlselUent III this Issue. Willi, U. n. Phone, 3U-J.
l't':"'J'ItAl;'I'Olt 01" I'LAtl'l'E1UNG See dIsplay adverU.ement In thl. I••u.
Monday I'\"ellillg, Sl'ptem bl'r 15, .Mr,
alld 11rs, .Iames G. l~oot(>, of Mont-
SEPTEMBER PRICE fo"rntulltoni t ,JaUteK, &. SOIlH.
~av HUIllI"len u\"e.. NUI·berth. !lox 270.
nEAL ESTATE
Caldwell '" Co. Pbone, 1271-W.

gomery avenue, entl'rtailled a Ilumber
of fril'lllls in honor of .:\1rs. }'oote's
brother, Mr. Horace Stewart, who is i
011 his wny to his hOll1e in Hollywood,
Culifornia, after having ~lwllt
and u half in Italy with the Y. M. C.
A. :\lr. Stewart's collectiou of Wllr
reli'cs was fOllJll! I'xceedillgly interl'st-
ing to the compally, Amollg those Pl'(~s'
ent were: lIlr. ulld 1I1rs. Hobert Cal·
houu, of GermantowlI; :\lr. Ilnd ~[rs.
A. D. Pugh, of Dl'l'xel HiIl; 1[r. und
K
.Mrs. Hohert Puttcrson)
Margaret lIIuelll'r, Miss Huth Hoehling,
,Ir.,
$9.50
UI<;NTIl;'l'b See dl.pJay adv.rU.ement In tbla I••u.
Orr, Dr. A. 1•• 101 Elmwood aV. Phone, 393-W. FrUBeh, 11. C. Pbone, 262-W.
Philo.. Phone. Filbert 42.2, Keith Bide. See dl.play adverU.ernent In tbl. I••ue
IIIWGGISTS (;odf.ey. WPl. B. .
(Nut Size) lIowllrd·.. Phone, 1267.
See dlsplu.)' advertisement In thls IlUIue.
114 Wood.lde ave, Phone 886-W
Na.h, Robert J. Phone. 605. • .
smith, T. n. Ar,llIIo!"e, l>u. . Money for Flnt and Second Mortlrall....
a ytlal' See dlspluy ad\'ertlsement In this Issue. 81R1IJ8on. dames C. 232 Essex ave.
.I>:I.ECTRICIANS Phone. or H20 Che.tnut .t.
A36,
Per Gross Ton, Delivered I'ugh, Vert 225 lana ave. .ttOOFING, ETC.
Nar, Phone, 650·W. Ard. Phone. 163-J. Garll-MeGlnlt·y Co, Phone, 1258.W.
EI.I'CTIUCAL DEVICES See dlaplay adverUsement In tbl. I••ue.
A Big Saving Compared with Hard Coal Smedle)', .1>:. q. l'hone l:.!55-W.
Sl'e ,1i~IJluy u,lI'ertlselIlent lu this Issue.
Miller. John A. 243 lona ave. Pbone, 661-J
Shcp, 246 Haverford ave. Pbone, 122&.J
I"ISH AND 01'tlTERS SIIOElIIAKERS
Iml,erllli Gro.'t·ry Co. Phone, Narberth 606.
Good "-ear Shoe Rt'palr tlbop,
ORDER FROM YOUR DEALER HAULING. ETC.
.'IUrU1tHiul, ,John. ArUll1Ufl', Pu. ('olishlUfhu"_, ]1. (... ~.m:! I-Inv(lrforu five
If He Can't Supply You-Can S,'e 1Ilsl.lur IIfiv"rtlseuwnt in this Issue. I\','xt tf) Cooi,'s ConI l'llrll. .
INSUltANCE TAlLO US

Mr. Earle Dickey, .:\Ir. Hohl'rt .1. Edgar,

Mis,1

c. P. COOK, Narberth
Ilo\\"man, 81lnlllel P. (Life.)
ItG Elmwood ave. Phon.. 653-W.
.loneli, Chati. R.
305 S. Narberth ave, Phone. 682·J.
oIoneo, Wm. J. 103 S. Narberth ave. Phone,
I'remo.t, II. Phone, 12M·.J
See dls[>lll)' nd"ertlsement In tltls Issue.
WHITE WASHING
A]('I~nnl1er, George.
See display ndvertlsement In tltls ISeue,
of Narberth. Distributor for Narberth, Wynnewood and Merion ij~O-J PhilO.. •ddre••, P.nn Mutual Bide.
'1'rotter Ur08. (Fire, etc,)

Mr. \V. C. Poor, teachl'r of the Young
People's Bible Class of UIC Prl'sbyterian
Ohureh, entertaiued the class at his
. bome lust Friday evening, The guests
,included the Misses 1IInduline 11cCoy,
. Margaret K. Eyrl') Jessie D. BlillingliIl,
Florentine Mueller, melinor B. Eyre,
Lilliun Reuifer, Betty McCaig, Agnl's
W. Hose, Annie D. Schaeffer, Marion
:J
~09 Wood. Ide ave, Phone. 1262-&. The above department should be or tb.
LAWYERS ereat.et ue. to the community, tho lIet con-
Sales Agent: W. J. RAINEY nllroy. John 211 E••ex ave. Phon•• 1246-R.
Phlla. addre... Ltncoln Bldg.
Stlt... Fletcher W. 4' 3 Hav.rford ave.
tains tho nam. of every profeulonal mao,
trn.de.nnan. mechanic. shopkeeper, eto., who
doe• .or can In any way ••rve hi. feUnw.
Real Estate Trust Building. Philadelphia Phone 372-W Phil... addre••, Crozer Bide. towllaman. and who Ie proere••lv. enougb
LIGHTING FIXTURES to add name to lIet of Regleter.
Telephone 8483 Walnut &h'Uonald Jobn. Narberth pbone, 1288, A. It Ie dlMcult for tho.. contrlhuUnl
1533 ehe.t. •t .. Phlla, Phone, Sprue. 1118, their tlme and e!forte to tbe production 01
JIEATS, ETC. "Our Town" to personally either know or
WRITE OR PHONE FOR BOOKLET ()oUer, Boward F. Phone. 1298. Interview all eucb, It would be mo.t belp-
e!.e dl.olay advertl••ment 10 tbla I••ue. ful If thoe. not now found In tbe printed
"How to BurD RAI14EY. WOOD 'Domeltic' Cake" lIertzter, ,John U. Narberth.
See lllspln~' ad\"(>rtlRement In thlll IlIlIue.
lIet would .end In a memo of tb.lr name••
addre.e, phone number. and bu.IDe.... or
MIJ.K prole.elone for lI.tlne. Tbl. wl\l coat as tol·
F. Srolt-Powell Dalrle•• Phone. Pre.ton 2lt8
Sea dl.play advertleement In thla l••u..
low.: 10 ceotl eacb I..ue for J 1I0e.; ,. ceDto
for eacb addlUonal lin•.