SUPPORT LOCAL
SEND IN FIRESIDE
ORGANIZATIONS
VOLUME VI, NUMBER 29
Community Club's I Are You Going to the I
Bazaar a Big Success .Spring Tennis Dance?
ELM HALL AND Y. M. C. A. OVER-
TAXED WITH THE BIG CROWD.
COMPLETE DETAILS IN
NEXT ISSUE.
.;\al'bel'th wa,; giYeli all extraurdillary
treat. Priday alll! ::;atul'(!ay of la"t week,
whell the WOlllall'~ COllllllllllity Cluh
gaye a two-day Bazaar ill Elm Hali
alld the r. ~l. C. A., the latt"r h"ill;!
u~ed for sUJlJI/,], ouly.
The Bazaar, ulld,'r thc 1ll:.mlg-clII"lIt
of ~[I'~. W.•/. ~llllhoJlalld, wa, IIl1ique
ill its mallY hooths alld oth,,1' illtl'rcst·
ill).!', up-to-th('-lllililltC -f"aturcs. ~III('h
el'(,uit is giYen. to ~Irs. .:Ilulhollalld and
her IlUlIlf>rOIlS assistallts who ha \"l' heeu
wOI'Idl1~ fOl' JllallY wceks past to g-i\'c
tl)(' :'\al'l)('rth fall,s something alit of
til<' ordillar~', alld as everYOlle pJailily
H1 W. :-;11(·11 was the rnse.
011 hoth e,'ellillgs thc Refreshmellts
Committce weI'(' ,'olll]l('lIcd to close the
doors of the r. :'If. C. A. or elsc slipper
wOIII,1 hn ,'I' "Ollt ille,l Imtil t hl' wee
sma' hOllrs of th,' mllrllillg. It seelilell
tllat Elm Hall heltl I'\"l,ryl,,"l~' ill ~ar­
I)('rth, :ul(l frlllll all np!war:luccs c,-cry
one was rcady at· all t illll'S to spelld
fl'cely all,l 10 tah,' alhalltag-e lIf the
mallY ofl'erings at the \'ariolls hooths.
It is hoped that slll'il all atl'ail' will
be giYell later 011 hy ot,hel' organiza-
tiOIlS, and WC IIndl'rstall,l frlllll a fillall'
cial stall,lpllillt it \I'as wilh OIlC cxcep'
tioll the most ~I1""l'ssftll alTair hclll in
~arherth.
Notes of tlIe Bazaar.
:'1[1'. C. P. Cooh, ~[r. Althouse, nnll
:'Ill'. .1. E. Cmnston, of GJa,lwynll,
C\'u\l'\',l, l'a,·h Ilon:t1e,1 a tOll of conI,
":h i('I; WCI'(' \I'on by ~[r. Gpol'gl' B.
:'Ilal11l. 6l1:l4 Paschall a\,plIUC, \Ye~t Phil-
adelphia; ~[r. Rolll'rt :'1111"11101', a lid ~Ir.
A. L. Jacohy, of Xarherth.
~[iss :Mary Gnra, 404 ::>oulh :'\nrherth
a\'cnue, and Mrs. \Vm. H. Coheeof, 210
Essex avenue, each took hOllll\ an Ch\l··
tric Iloll.
~[r. Hoherl Dothanl hl'ld Ihe hll'ky
lluml)('r for the thl'atre hox, and ~[r.
.Tanll's J)onndl~', of Bryn ~Ia\\'r, a
Landers, Frary"'" Clarl,e e1edri,' iron.
~[r,. ,I. Ch:llW!t1' hl'('allll' thl' Ill'light-
l',l Oll'nl'r of the Polychrome Inmp do·
natl'd hy ~[r. ~1('Donal,l, of \Vayl'"
H\'CIlUC.
~Jr . .;\I'nl :\nl1<'rson, of I'hil:llll'lphia,
ver.\' willingly carrie'l hmn" thl' Colon-
ial rUg". ,\'hich \I'as th,' arti~li,' work
of nne of 0111' ai<lr':->, :\Tis:-; Loui~(' I'~np:­
lantl, Elnlll'oo,l :l\','nue.
Next WI'"I, a full a 11(1 ,'olllplpt" li,t
nf llll' donations will 1)(' puhlishc,l.
~lrs. HOI'nl'l' E. ~roorl' still Iws a
goo<1 ,,,ll'l'lion of ,·hildn'n 's (1r"s~es, :l
an<1 4 ~-"ars sizp, also a nUlllher of in-
fnnt I'lothl's at hcr rpsi,lenee, 210 Es-
sex a"pnue.
WOMEN'S COMMUNITY CLUB
The rl'b'1l1ar Illeeting of the Club will
be held un TueSllay afternoon, ~Iay
4th, at a P. ~l., in thc hall of the :Nar-
I)['rth Fire 1I0USI', llue to the fad that
the Y. ~r. C. A. Buililing is <'1osel].
The prog"ram \ril1 consist of reallings
h;r ~lrs. G. ~r. Da"is alill solos h.v ~[rs.
•Jo,,'ph Bar,·la,I·. Tht' Cluh Chol'll8 "'ill
also rellll('r some sl'lections.
It is eXj)('l'lPII that a Il'cture Oil the
1\l(lxil'an situntion will 1)(' I!i"l'n.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
(By a memher of thc Auxiliary.)
The \\' 0111 a II 's Auxiliary uf t ht' p]'('s-
hyteriall Chnrch will hold a Birtlillay
Part", at the chnreh UII thl' ai'll'rnoon
of :'Ilay ;jth, frolll ~.::O 10 fJ.:W.
This "I'It'hratps the i;jlh birthday of
unl' of our chartt'r lll('mht'r,;, "Grand-
11m" Cald\\'t'II, WhOll1 we all so dearly
10\'1', and who has SI'I'\',',I H' faithfnlly
in thechul'('h.
Gifts for thl' Pn'shytl'rian Orphan·
age will he hroughl ill h~' 1l1l'lllhcrs of
th .. Auxiliary.
Al1 nc\\, memhl'rs of t h,' l'hur,·h :lIld
congregntion nrc esp('cial1y im'ited t'o
meet with us on this tlute.
'('ome and see "Gmndma" put 111'1
birthday cake.
NARBERTH, PA., SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1920
TO BE HELD IN ELM HALL, FRI-
DAY EVENING, MAY 7-THAT'S
NEXT FRIDAY EVENING.
TICKETS MAY BE OB·
TAINED FROM MEM·
BERS OF THE
ASSOCIATION.
"By jingo, 1 'm g-Iall you rl'lllill<1el[
lIIe!" l'xclainll',l a cl'rlaill rl'sident of
:'\arl)('rlh, \\'ho is also a lIIemher of
th" :'\arherth Tellnis As~ociati(,II, the
oth('r day, \l'hell lll' \\,as rClllin,h'd to
IH'Pp Friday f!Vl'lling, ~ray 7, opel).
For on that <'\'(,Iling tIll' 'rennis A~so­
(·iatioll "'ill gh'(' H:-; spl'ill~ flanec in
Elm Hall.
Thp dalll'l' is for thl' IIIrlll]ll'rs of the
Asso('iation anll thp;1' \\'in's, alll1 thl'ir
fri elllb. .\ 11 mrlll hers ha \'1' ]wen sup-
plied with til'kels, awl if you ,·Oll1lt.
tllllOJl,Lr ~'Ol1t" friP1Jfls :IlIY lllC'mlwl'f' of 11H'
T"lll1is Assoriation an,1 1'II,io~' Ilaul'in).!'.
spl'nk to lho~l' 1I11'10'hers :1n,1 lhe~' \l'ill
~urpl~' yon ,,-ith fi"kets or get thcm
1'01' ~·ou.
Thrn' \\'ilI 11(' a .lazz Or,·hl'~lrn, all
lnll(',lllp nnd rl':llly to ll'nrl Ihl' ,lnlll·illg-
a~ lOll,!.! ns an~"oll(l w:tnt:-: to l1an('(\. 01"
ill other \\'ol'lls. until Rill Kil'kpatril'k
sa~'s Ill' has hn,l I'nollgh danl·illg for onc
I'YPlling!
At all thl' entertainments gi,-rn hy
t hI' T"lI1Iis A~sol'ial ion duri Ilg thl' past
~(I:tSOll thel'l' lIn~ h(ll'll l"U II Il' llalleing' at.
tl", I'n,l 01' thl' regular programs, uuo
\l'hilt' lhl' "II1<'rlailllllt'liis han' all h"l'n
"n.ioy"'l. allllost I'\'l'r~'hody hn.s said
Ihat thl'~' Ilillll't haY-I' a 10llg pnollg"h
limp to ,Ian,·,'. 'I'hat', \\'h~' thp Entl'r·
tailllllt'nt ('Ollllllittl'l' has arranged thi~
~p(\eial sprill~ danep. T1H'l'p will h(1 no
l'nt,'rtaiJllnellf 011 the p\-pning of '!Ira~'
i, although thrrl' \\'ill hI' an intl'resting-
fral11rr or 1\\'0 infrorln'·l'rl. \I'hirh oU,!!hf
to 111'0\,1' \'er~' plljoyahle.
The Entrrlainnll'nt COlllmiHel' is
nnxious for e\'l'ry mellllwr of the Asso-
riation to a ttrll rl, anll hring' along' n~
lllan~' of his hirn,ls ns hI' r:11'I'S to in-
\·itr.
TIrllll'mhrr, 1hl' llntp is Fri,la~' 1'\-1'11-
illg. ~rn~' i, an.l tIll' p1n~'r is Bhl1 Hall.
Narberth Civic Assn.
SIXTH ANNUAL SPRING FLOWER
SHOW-ROSES. PEONIES, ETC.,
ELM HALL, SATURDAY,
JUNE 5, 1920, 3-5 P. M.,
7-9 P.M.
Exhihit~ to hi' taggl'd \\'ilh l'lass uf
I'xhihit anll naill(' of l'xhihitul' all,1 de-
lin'red to Cloak Hooln, 8ecolld Floor,
]wtl\"een 11 A. :'II. and 1 P. :M.
ChilJren to hring tlo\\'crs an,l hasket~
01' YH:-:PS to :-;tage and to arrange CX~
hihits. ,Iudging frolll 1.:\0 and :\ (,>'cloek.
Conunittees.
1'IIhlieity-JJ. A•• lacohs, W. A. Fox,
,I. B. MacKenzie.
Arrangem,'nt of Exhihits-~Irs. Eo A.
~[llsl'hallll', ~liss ~L ,J. ::;iIlIPSllII, ~lrs.
,J. G. Atherho!t, :'I[r~. F. A. Clark.
To 8eeun' ."lllg-"~-A.•J. l.Joos, F. A.
Lanahall.
I 'ri ZI'S-S. ,\. Rudolf, 2d, Mr. .1. .J.
ea hn'y.
PIallt Exehauge-:\[rs. A. B. Ross,
~[r8. I';. A. ~11I~I'hnlllp, ~[rs •• 1. n. Nash.
I'Otll'll l'lnnts-~[iss Fanni" Loos,
~lrs. F. Hi,·hal'll Gin'onl, :\Irs. H. E.
Rnl'h.
ellt Flowl'l's antl Bout tonil'r,'s-~Irs.
1~lpIl"lll'r W. ~;;Hit"s, ~liss H. Eo I'rl's('otl.
Pllllt'h Bo,I'1-~lrs. C. P. Fowl"r.
:\lllSi,·-.I. n. Xnsh, E. A. ~[us('h:lIup.
SEEK $250,000 FOR BRYN MAWR.
~[r8. lI!'rlwrt Lin('olu Clark will Iwad
tlie ('ollllllitte(' of repJ'l'sl'utntives of
women's orgnnizntions \\'hieh willraisp
$250,000 in n State·wide call1paig-n for
smal1 amounts of fivc <lollars or multi-
pit's of fivr dolla rs to estahlish a Wil-
limu P('nn Foundation: at Bryn Mawr
College.
THE FIRESIDE
FOU?-ID-Gol,1 eut]' Ii Ilk, initials If.
C. Call at Post Ollie('.
~lr.Carroll
DOWIll'S, of the Ph il:1Il 1'1·
phia "'ationnl Bank, ha~ bel'n atten,l-
illg the sl'"ion of the Fnit",1 Stntl's
Chamlll'r of Commeree nt' ,\t1nntic Cit~~
this \\'cek
'I'hl' ntlention of all l"it iZl'lIs i~ ('alle,l
10 tlic Forest Firr' Prol'lnmatioll h.v
William C. Sproul. (lo"l'l'IIor of I'('un-
s,\'h'all ;':1. ,\ I'OP~' of tllC proclamntion
i8 post I'd ill thl' 10hlo~' of tIll' Xarherth
I'llst Omee.
:'Ill'. and ~Irs. Fl'l'd \\",thl'l'ill, of
Washing-tou. n. C" "'Cl'l' ill 7"arh('rth
0""1' Illl' \I""'k (,11,1 \'i~itiug ~lrs. \Yelh-
!'rill's l'ar('nts, :'Ilr. alill ~rrs. lI(,llI'~' T.
:\ ash, of Olltlley a ,'('nllc.
Thosc who hl':lI'll .:Iliss Cordelia :::;ieg-
I'l'i,'d, the l"harming ,·tlntrallo who sallg
al the L'omlllullil,1' Cluh Bazaar, arc
hopillg fur au,1 upportunity to heal'
h,'r al-lain. :'Iliss Ali,·" Coud"s' dainlY
dalll'ilig ,nlS also a ,It'light. W(, hopI'
:\arhl'rth ilia,\' hI' iu th" linl' uf Iier
tOllr, \I-hil"h WI' ul'del'stand ~he will
luab' in lhe Ileal' :',Iture.
Th" Bryn :'Ilallr H,'\'('ls all,l Plays
\rill l){l givl'1I again thi~ yl::ll' UII the
l"olh'ge camplls, :'Ilay i alltl S. Jt wi 11
Ill' thl' fifth ~Ia,l' Day in the history
of thl' eolleg" alld the lirsl ~ince 1!lJ4.
:'III'S. Olis SI,inuI'r, of Bryn ~Ia\\'r, will
11(' dir"dor ur' lh,' fl't,· all,1 :'Ill'. ::>nnllll'l
..\rfhur King', Jtol'lUl'l'I' in ElIglish ,Iil'-
lion at Bryn ~la\\'r, th,' ,·oa,·h.
Narberth Clean-up
Week
MAY 3 TO MAY 7-SEE ASH COL-
LECTION ROUTES BELOW,
Thc .\:arlJerlh Ci\'le .\~su,·iatiuu lllls
for tile pa~t four ~'ears prollluled a
spring {·Iean-up of house aBtl gardl'Jl
I'Ilhhish, wlIrkiug \\'itll our Burough
lJig-h\\'ay Departmeut.
'I'h" at!,litiolial expl'nse for extrn
tcallls is hoi'll" hy.lh,· Civil' Associa-
t ion tn'a,ury alit! the I'XIH'ulliture has
I'rOV('1I \1'1'11 worth while.
Fronl ~lay :: to :'Ilay i the Highway
])l'partnll'ut will I'l'movl' ruhhish along
the routc of their I'l'gular ash (~oll('e­
tion, lout eallnot llallllle ruhhish afb'l'
these dat"s.
PIl'ase pln"e all lllat!'rial as Jl('ar
si'll''''nlks as possihll' in onll'l' to sa\'"
t illl(' 1'01' l'ollertol's.
, So J'll'asl' 11:1\'1' 'yOIlI' ,':llIS or hox('s
I'I'a,I," :lJlll rplIlemhrl' that while !'he
,ll'i\-l'l's arr prl'lt~' hnsk~' thl'~' I'alllwl
he l'xpl'et(',l to halllllr· h:trl'f']s of ro,·l,
or othl'r eOllt:tinl'r, whil'h nrr sOllll'tinll's
pl:H'I',l l1('ar thr sidewalk allll thpn
fillell with llpa\'~' IIlntrria!.
NOTICE.
Thl' I'l'gulal' ash l'oll"dioll \I'ill ho
"IlIittl'll for thl' w('rl, .-\pril 26th to :'Il:t~'
lst.
Therl' will hI' two colll'et.ions dllring"
:'I[a~': :\[ay 3,1 tn Hit. eollcctioll of
:tshp~ and clean-up, nn,l ~In:r lith to
~l ~t. collcction of nshes.
During .Tunc, ,July, August amI Scp-
tern her, there will hp one eollert.ion rarh
1II0nth, starting on thl' first :Monday,
which will be d0\'otptl to work on the
).fort.h Side. (111(1 Tnpsdl1:V to South Sid".
This sehedulc will h" followed closclv
unless interfered with bv unfors('cil
horough work. . parl'd h~' :t pommittl'e ronsisting' of
C. E. HUMPHREYS,
Street Commissioner.
SCHOOL NOTES
.. \\'ithonl haltillg, without I'I'sl,
Lifting hettl'r Ill' tu hI'S!."
Commencement.
COllIlllCIl(,l'Hll'l1t ('xpreist's of thp gnuI-
uating- class of thl' High S"hool will
he hl'Id Thllr~da:r, ,Julle lith, at S.O(J
o 'elo('k in thl' Srhool Atlllitoriuni. The
pll111il' is invited.
AlmUal Field Day.
of Ihe hig e""lIls of the school
0111'
,\','al' is J·'i"jtl !)a,\'. J"rOIIl the little tots
to 1l1l.' hig I>oys alld girls, thl.' stlldellt
'hody joins ill (,olllpl'liti\'e feats. The
datI' l\'ill he ~lollday, ~lay ::Ist. 'rhl' I'X-
t·n·iSl'~ will h!'g-ill wit h hril'f Jlll'lIIol'ial
l'x"I'I'iSl'~ in thl' allilitoriulll. A eOllllllit-
I,'" has h"I'1I al'poillt!',1 10 I'olllllillnil'at"
with th,' .. :'II"lIlol';al" COllllllitt"p of
.\:arlH'l'th, Il'ilh Ih,' hoI'" that hOlll's alld
plalls 11Ia,Y hI' :lnallgl'tI withont' pOIl-
tlil'!.
Mr. Emett Memorial.
011 Fl'i,h)', ~Ja'y itll, :It ~ o'('lopl"
hl'i"f I'Xl'rpisl's \I'ill hI' he1<l to the mem-
ory of l\Ir. Emett.
I lir~t prizt'j l"\t't.'()IIc1, Sll'l'ontl priz<'; and
Athletics.
Our hOllll' Il'alll \1'011 in galll" of hase-
haH against Amhlt·1' h~' "'ore of !l to i.
Ladies Auxiliary of American
I 1"'III1~yll'aliia J101'1iCllIllll'a!
LegiOn Holds Meeting
'I'hl~ Ladies' Auxili:ll'j' of th,~ llal'oltl
D. Spealilllan Post, :;:;1;, 01' thl' AlIll'ri-
('all Ll'g"ioll hel,1 a lIlel'tilig on Tuesday
"\'l'llillg ill Elm Hall. 'I'herl' wen' a
IIUIII]"'I' 01' lopil's hrollght up for dis-
('ll:-;~ioJl, prolllilJ('IIt' among" "'hidl W(lre
th .. follol\'illg:
A TowlI :'Ila~s :'I[ .... t illg to hl' h,']d in
El1II Hall Oll ~[a.\' lith, to al'rallge a
"alllpaig'lI to l'aiSl' 1II0l1 ...V for lhl' ~[e­
Illodal FUJlil, 10 b(' 11:"'1'<1 ill ('ollll(lC'tioll
with thl' 111011".\' :tl r..a II.,' l'olkl'1'·ll.
011 thl' "\"'lIillg 01' :'Ila.\' 21st, the Ln-
,lips' Auxiliary I\'ill l'nlt'l'1ain th,' l1"r-
oW D. SJleaklll:I1I Post ill EIIll Hall,
all,1 it i~ to he lloped that. all the mem-
h,'I'~ of hoth thl' Post allil thl' Allxiliary
will h .. t.here.
Thl' Anxiliary is plalllling a tllPatl'l'
]wnl'fit for thl' l'\'I'lIings of ~lay ~-Hh
alill 2;jth at the Chpsfnut Stl'l'el Opcra
HOlIs ... to Sl'e ~fiss Charlottr ClI'I'l'lIl\'ool1
in "Ling"1'1' Lon!l:l'l' Letty," a musical
"Ollll'd~' I\'hi('h has been well criticised.
rrij·kt ls JIIay he :-;penl'L\tl frulIl any 111cnl·
1 lia.
1,,·1' of thl' Auxiliary.
SEARCH THE SCRIPTURES.
Jf pcople H'elll unkind, nl:l,l the fif-
Il'l'lIth chapl"1' of ,John.
It' you ha"e thc hlues, 1'('a,1 thl'
'I'l\'cllty-se\'enth Psalm.
If yuur I'Ol'kl'thuok i,; eillptj', read
tIle 'l'hil'ty-se\'''lIth 1'sallll.
I f you an' all out of ,ort" rend the
t\\'elfth ehapt"r of Hehl'ew,•.
If .von are losing ('onfitleJlee in llll'lI,
read th,' thil'l"I'lIth 1·1I:1[Jt .. r of 1 COI'-
illt hiBBS.
I I' .'-ou lilld t hI' I\'orld growing small
:lIlt! .\'ourstllf :.!l'l~at, read the Xilll
l
. (Continued on Page 2.)
1"I'lIt h l'~alili.
If yon an' di"'onl'aget! ahout y01l1'
work, rl'at! tllt' 0111' llulldrl'd alld
T\\"'lIty-sixt h I'sallil.
If' .\'011 ,'allliot ha"" ~'onr O\l'lI I\'a."
in PY(ll'~·thillg·. l\(l(lp ~'O\ll' 1Iiouth sll11t
allll l'l'all thl' Ihil',1 l'haptcl' of ./anll's.
MAIN LINE SEASON OPENS MAY 22
.:\l'l':lllgPll\('llt:-; :"11'(' hpillg: lOIIlIlJll"ttlll
I'apidly fol' the oJ'l'ning of thl' :'Ilain
Line hasehall srason, which will oecur
Muv 22. The schedulc is being pre·
PI'Psidl'nt :\[pCrea. :'Ifr. Shol'll1al,1'1' unll
Cluil'l' Wrigllt.
ITEMS
I
L...o _
PRICE THREE CENTS
First Dahlia Show Nar-
berth Civic Association
Saturday, Sept. 25
Rules.
/. ,\ppli"al iOIl 1'01' spal"e, 'statillg
II 11111 hl'l' of I'xhil>ils, III11S1 he ill the
III:llIag'l'III1'lIt'S hallds at !<'as!. tWl'nt.y-
1'0111' huul's ill ad\':1 IIl' (' of the l'xhibi-
tilJII.
~.
h.\' II A.
,\i1 ('xhihits IIIUSt h,' in pOSItIOn
~/. sharp 011 day of exhibi·
tioJI.
~. (:I.I Exhil>itlll's to furllish their
OI\'lI l"olltailll'I~. ~ (h) Exhibits 10 be
tagged with lIallle of exhil.Htor and
1I11!1IIH']' of elas:o;.
:;. After til" l~xhibits lire anangeil,
tIll',\' ~hall 1)(' ulluer the exclusi\'eehargc
iiI' tile mallagelllent au,u n0.olle shall
tU1l1'1I or 1'('lIl0,'e thelll I\'itholit, (lonsent
of ,·ollllllittee.
4. All t10WI'I'S sho\\'11 ill cOlllpdition
LllI,t hI' gl'ol\'n by the ,'xhihitorti.
;j. G n'l'US may be allol\'ed ill ·<Jis-
playillg exhihits. 'I'hl' amount of greens
~Ii:l]j hI' gOHrne,1 by tlll' judges.
Ii. .\uy Illt'l'itol'ious exhibit not pro-
"id"d for ill Sl'hl,dllll' I\'ill he suitably
ret'(lgJlizcd.
i. 'fhl' priz,',; for tIlt, most ml'ritorious
I'xlIihit ~liall I", alitolllatieally 'awariled
ill 1he follo\\'ing manner: AIliirst prizes
sh:lll ('ollilf th'" I'oillts. All ~econd
"rizl'~, Ihl''''' I'oillfs. All third prizes,
1111" poill1. The t'xhihitors reeei\'ing the
gT,'all'st 11111111)('1' of points shall rel'eive
third, lhird prize.
Exhibits.
Class J-~lost Im'l'i tOl'ious exhibit,
thl'l't' 1'l'i%('s loy l'uillt". l·'irst prize,
i::loeiety'ti
siil'er ltll'tlal; ~ccolld pl'ize, l','uusyh'a-
Ilia lIo1'1ieullural
ul,"laJ; third priz,', rildloll.
i::lociety's bronze
Tltrcl' I'l'iZl'~ 1'01' ea,·ll uf follo\\'ing
('lasses:
Cia" ~-Bl'~1 gl'u('ral display of
dahlies arrallg,'d I'or dIed.
C1as~ :\-Bl'~1 l'olJtod iolt of peony
dahlias, Oil,' ltloolll ,,:It'h, six \':lrieties.
Class -I-Best l'olh-d iOll of deeorative
dahlias, oue hIoolll eal'h, ,ix varieties.
I 'Ia" ;)-Bl'~1 eolleet iOlt of caelus
dah lias, oue 101ooul l'ach, ~ix vaz'ieties.
('lass (i-Bt'~t 1'"I1"d iOIl of hyhrid-
l':wl 1I~ daldia:--, Ollt' hloUlli earh, six ya-
I'il'l ii'S.
l'la~:--: 7-Hl':-,t Y:l:--P of olle Yariety, six:
or mol't' Id""llI~, lout 1I0t more than
t.\\'elve.
l'la~s S-Bt'~1 J!I~() :\arllel'th gl'o\\'n
S!"'dlillg, sho\\'n \\'ith Stl'lIl. Pirsl prize,
l'I'ltlls~'lnlllia Jlorlil'ltltllral Soeidy
BrOIlZl' ~l l'llal; ""'oud prize, l'ihbon;
t hiI'd prize, ribbon.
Class !l-Largest (ladus dahlia.
l'lass 1O-La l'g-est pl'ony dahlia.
Class II-La l'gest hybrid cact.us dah·
Clas:; 1~-Lal'g"('st decoratin' duhlia.
CIa" J:1-1.a r!!est dahlia in sltow.
Class 14-B,'~1 "olJtodion of 11120 Nllr·
ht'l't 11 growll ~('(I(lli ngs.
Cia" 1;j-~lost artistil' bnsket in
sho\\,o
Class 16-~Jost nl'tisti .. exhibit.
Class 17--Bl'st <1ahlia ill show.
Cia" lS-lknt gl'lIl'l'al Ilisplay, 1I0t
Il'ss thall flftl'l'lI' hloOlns, one variety.
('lass 1!l-Bl'st ('0]]1'('1 ion of dahlins,
fiftl','11 nll'il'lies, OUI' hloolll cal'1I' in 110t
lNs than foul' plasses.
Class 20-Best ('o]ll'l·tiOIl of ,lahlias,
nll~' variet~·, not JH'p\'ion~I~' Ill'll\'ilkll
for.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT!'
'rwo ('l'nt" pl"r "'or,l If cash necOll\-
f1l1l1tps 111l\'l'I'ti""llll'llt: 0Ihpr",181'. nyC'
('t'nt~ ppr \Y01'11.
'FOR SALE-Coal burning kit.chen
hl'lltl'r. Has wat('r·hack connce.tion
, I
fill' kit{'}l(\tl hoilPT. ;l~G \Voodhinc ave.,
:'\arlwl'th. (29-p)
WANTED-Uoolll, furnished or Im-
furnishc,l. Xo meals. Business wo-
mnn. PItolle :~26 R. (29·1')
COl\OnJNITY CLUB '8 BAZJAAR A

OUR TOWN
Ac Exp~riment in Cfl-operative
Journalism-No Paid Workers.
Owned and Published every Saturday
by the Narberth Civic Association.
Subscription price one dollar e,nd fifty
eents per year in advance,
OFFICERS OF THE NARBERTH
CIVIC ASSOCIATION
March 26, 1920.
President, Robert J. Edgar.
Vice-President, Joseph II. Nash.
Vice-President, Augustus .J. Loos.
Vice-President, Mrs. C. P. Fowler.
Treasurer, :lIIiss Maisie .J. Simpson.
Secretary, Miss Huth E. Prescott.
Directors 1923, Mrs. A. B. Ross, Mrs.
D. D. Stickney, .J. Garfiel,] Atherholt,
I. A. Miller, C. Lawrence Warwick, A.
E. Wohlert; Directors 1922, .J. .J. Ca-
brey, Walter A. Fox, H. R. Hillegns,
Charles H. A. Chain, W. R. D. Hall,
Harry A .•TacolJs; Directors 1!l21, F. A.
Lanahan, Daniel Leitch, George T.
Knutzen, J. B, Nesper, l~. A. ~hls(\hnmp,
Fletcher W. Sti tes.
-----------------
HARRY A. JACOBS,
Editor.
)(1'8. Roy E. Clark, Henry Rose,
lV. T. Melchior A. J. Loos,
Associate 'itom.
MAIZIE J. SIMPSON,
Oashier.
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. E.
Davis.
iEntered as second-class mattcr
October 15, 1914, at the Post Office r.t
Narberth, Pennsylvania, under the act
of March, 1879.
OUR TOWN will gladly print
any news it-llm 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, MAY I, 19Z0
EMERGENCY PHONE CALLS
Fire, 350
Police, 1250
Edib~riaI
GET READY FOR THE FLOWER
SHOW.
In spite of the weather during tlw
past week, we arc on the threshold of
spring, and our local gardeners and
flower lovers arc alre:uly preparing' for
the Flower ShOll" 10 ))(' held on Sat.-
urdny nftcnlOon and eypning, .Tun{) 5,
in Elm Hall.
The sholl' lI'ill UP oflieially known as
the Hose and Peony Sholl', because those
arc the 111'0 110wers dominating ex-
Iii hits at this season of thl' year. But.
as usual there wiII be elassl's for man\,
other flowl'rs, a conlplete list of whici,
will be nnlloUlwcd in Our Town, prob-
nbly next week.
TlJis annual spring flower show,
wldch was ori~inater1 some yl'ars ngo
hy )fr. _nnd ::\frs. Stites, has been con-
ductl',1 for se"cral ~'ears past h.y the
Ci"ir "\ssoeintion. anrl has prO\"ed to
be onl' of thl' most popu1:lI' ("'l'nts of
the year.
"T(' l'UIl1l01 1I1'gP our (·itiz{'IIS fOil JlllH.'h,
we belie,"l'., 10 entl'r lhl' sholl' nlll] ex-
hihit their ehoicest hlooms. Thl' Nnr-
herth FlolI'l'r SllOW is not a profl's-
sional aft'ail' in aJl~' SI'JlSt' of tl1<' \Yon].
Theflowl'rs nrl' all grown in h01ll1' gar-
dens hy 1101n(' folks. n n,1 I\"C' know of
no l',-ent on the Nn rIll' rl-ll ealel1(1ar thnt
affords more people more genuinl' pleas-
ure.
li========i1
Frederic A. Lanahan
In.urance - Service
205 Forest Ave. Narb~~a;"4 R
!:=========-'
To relie"e the acute shortage of farm
laburers in this State, the Penn~yl\'ll.­ Commission established when it pre-
nia ])epartment of Lahol' alII] Industry, serihed the present sehedules of rates
through its Burl'llu of EJllployment, hilS
set aside Saturday of l'nch wepk as
Purm Labor Day at each of its of-
tiel's. It. lillS been leal'lled that Sat-
urday is a con '-enil'u.t day fur farmers
to lllept workel's at the State Lahor Bu-
renu for the ]Jllrpose of a rranging for
their hire for the season.
Tn the Philadelphia ])istriet, Farm llud additions iu 1920 will require $10,-
Lahor Day is ohsel'Yed at- tl,,' head-
'1J1artl'I'S of thl' State ElllploYllleut Of-
liee, ];3]9-1521 Ardl stn'l't, Philadel-
phia, where e,"cry drort is IlIlule b~' tho
Department's ofijeials to pro-eure com-
petent farm workers to nwet the urg-
ent need of Penns.,·l\-ania 'sfarmers.
HUlJ(lreds of high school hoys will
be plneel1 on farms throughout the
State during the sum1l1pr ,-acntion. Tn
a further effort to supply farm In'bor·
ers. t.hl' Bun'au of Eluplo~-ll1ent. officials
expect fo hn,-e nle bo~'s go int.o the
eountn-. ,luring .June • .Tul~· nnl1 August.
where the~- cnn llaye hpalthful l'mploy-
ment, wholesome fool1, gool1 wages nnd
i nsl rudh-l' experienec.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
Birth~ ill 110ntgol1lery count.y during
19U) were much gl'Cater than deaths,
accordillg to a eomlJilatioll of the re-
turns of local registrars ju~t completed
by ])I'pnty Controlll'r William C. Ir-
win.
~'he total ,le:llhs Wl're ~;!)(j;:, aw] the' will require nl'W mouey for new nnd
births, 4.. 114.
Bell Telephone Co. Asks For
Increase in Rate Schednle
FILED APPLICATION RECENTLY
AT HARRISBURG FOR NEW
CHARGES.
EFFECTIVE MAY FIRST.
The lie\\' Bpll Telephonl' rates, \\'hich
arc to go inlo ('/rl'ct on )[ay 1Ht, -were
tileu \\'ith the Pnhlic Sen-il'l' COlnmis- only to the relatively sJlJaIl classes of
sion at Harrisburg, 11arch ]!l, 1!l20, by
'rhe Bell 'l'l'!epholle Company of Penn-
syhania. l\ew rates hayc I)('('n \\'orked
nut for I'H'r~- exchange ill the Stnte.
\\'lIynl', Bryn )1n,wr, Ardmore. ).; aI'-
)wrth, Ml'I'ion and Cynwyt1 will he ask-
I'd to pllY as follo\\'s after :May 1st.
The 0l<1 ratp~ arc giH'1I for comparison:
Monthly Business Base Rat.es.
Int1h-ir1nal
New.
$5.00'
Old.
$4.00
'l'm)-Party 4.fiO :),00
1~onr'Pariy 4.00
Monthly Residence Base Rates.
New. Old.
IIIUiYidual $3.25 $3.00
Two-Part ,. . _ , .. , 2.7;3 2.50
Ponr-Pa I'i," 2.25 2.00
:\'l'\\' toil and long <listanec rates are
:Ibo inlrodneetl. As a mattl'r of fact,
lhl' s"'ll'dull'~ in USI' prior to Deeemlwr
1. J!I1!l. are l'l'introdncetl wilh hut slig'ht
1II0difi,'ations. 'l'his pro\'id,'s uniform-
it ,. within l'enn,,-l\-ania and makes the
Stall' eonforJn ,,:ifh th .. system in usc
for inlerstiltl' taIls. j'\ight rntes will
:'1~'aill he in effect.
Thl' l'ollll'anr's ldlt'r to thl' COllllllis"
sioll I'xl'laillillg thl' 1I1'l'd 1'01' grenter
n'n'IIUl'S is repro,luced:
:\I.r.•Johll G. Hopwood, Actillg Sec'y,
The Public ~el'\-iee COllllllissioll
of l'enllsylnlllia,
Jfarrishurg,l'Pllusylvania.
])l'ar Sir:
There is trallsmitted hcrowith, for fil-
illg with ~'ollr HOllorable COllll1lission
a'·l·or,]ing- to la,,-, UI'W nnd redsed
S('hl'dull's of toll alld exchange rutes of
this '·_olllpan.)".
Durillg the year l!lUi the an'ragl' op-
t'ratillg l'xjll'IISe per tl'lepholle was $2.53
a month, whl'reas, o"'ing to the mpid
rise in the l'osts of lIIaterial allli lahor,
the lIIonthly aye rage for Decl'lIIher,
1!11!l, alld .Jalluary, 1!)20, was $:I,4;j,-
au jlll'J'('a~l' of $0.!l2, which when ap-
"lil',1 10 the a,-erage nUln!)('r of tele-
"houl's in servi.ee in December, 1!1I9,
alld .Jalluary, ]!l20, to "'it. (HS,OOO,
ginls approxilllately $5US,OOO a lIIollth.
This J'('Iu'('sP1Jts the a verng-c excess of
0llPratill~ expPIlsPH in ])cL'(llllhcr, IDID,
alI(I .January, ]!l20, on'r the le,-el of
1!l]G, iu spite of the introdudion by the
management of every kllown and feas-
illll' l1Il'th,}(1 of eeollolllY. \Vhen express-
I'd ill tl'rlllS of income, this III cans that,
I'n'll aSHlllllillg 110 further rise in the
eosts of lIIaterial and lahor, t.he esti-
ilia tl'd gross revennes for] 920 £1'011I the
l'xisting rates woul,1 1)(' approximately Siugle Cosmos.
$:2i."OO,OOO, with operating e~1.Jenses of
approxil1lately $2i,::WO,OOO, leadng net.
I'l',-enues for the yeur of only $300,000
for intpl'l'st and di"idends on an in,-est-
mpnt of morl' thall $100,000,000.
Thl' new sehedules were prepared to
IIh'pt thl'sl' present opcrllting facts nnd
lln' estil1lah'n to produce additional
rp,-enlles to meet the increase in oper-
atiug' expellses per nnnllJll at.tributalblo
solpl~' to the l'xeess of pre"ailing costs
of material and labor oyer the leyel of
the Yl'ar lOW. nnd hence to restore thnt
rl'lationshiplJl'twcen tIle revenul'S nn_d
NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN
expenses of this company which your Telephones, "e
-HOWARD'S
Of course,
1267 deliver - al11
place - an1
in its order of April 4, l!117, after n 1268 time.
painstaking 'and exhaustive investiga-
Iion running over a periou of more than
three years.
The Brightest Spot in Narberth
It should be ob,-ious that the result
of opcrations under prl'sent rates consti-
tutcs a serious menace to our erellit,
which will be destroyed entirely if ade·
lJuate rclici' be not promptly alfon]ed.
The estimated demand for extensiuns
A Drug Store in the Most Modern Sense of the Term
NOTICE ,•
000,000 of new lIIoney. .Even if 110 lIew
patrons were adueu and it were at-
For Goo,d Taxi Service
tempted to restrict the service to the
number who 1I0W have it., there would
Call Narberth 1633
still be required in 1020, $7,000,000 of
new money to coyer replacemellts at the
24 Hour Service
present level of prices and the con-
stant flux in the telephone business ow-
ing to discon nections, l'l'lIlonils alit]
changes of location of telephones, ne-
NAR1JERTH GARAGE
cessitating capital additions to both
the exchauge and toll plants.
Failure to seeure new money each We Invite Your Inquiries Regarding
,"ear would not only prevent the gidng
"f auy service to additional patrons, Narberth Real Estate
bll t wOllld also cause a progressi ye dc-
terioral ion in til(' lJuality aIHI diminu- and Assure You of Our Best Efforts
[iou iu the quantity of scryice ren-
'!PI'l'U to exist iug' patrons-deterioration
to Answer Your Requirements
ill quality 'beeausc of bclt of lIlouey to
ill troduee econolll ies nnd improvement.s
This office does a strictly brokerage business and has no par-
as thl' telephone art advances, and ticular properties in which it is interested-thus guaranteeing the
diminution in quantity because of the
inevitable net aunual loss of patrons in
buyer unbiased information regarding any particular property.
spite of every effort to maintain u con· Our Re/.rt1nct1s-Anyone with whom we have done business
stant uum1Jer. For exampll', thl're WIll
he 10;3,000 disconnel'tious during the
current year, of which 70,000 will dis- ROBERT ~_ NASH
appear and 3;3,000 will mo'"e their 10- Real Estate Broker
eation. Pither within the same com- 1001 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
llIuuity or to another ill this common-
lI'eallil. '1'0 gi'-e serdel' to 70,000 new MEMBER. PHILADELPHIA REAL ESTATE BOARD
patrous to replacl' those who llisappear Re.idence, 104 Grayling Avenue, Narberth
Relideace Phoae: Narberth 605
a,l'litional plant, as will also the pro-
viding of uew plaut to reconUl'et into
the system thl' 85,000 who change t.heir
.
loeat.ion. This phase of the telephone
husiul'SS is here strl'ssed, not so mueh
heeause of the finnncial effect upon the ANNOUNCEMENT
"ompauy, as to illdicate tbe paramount
interest of thl' puhlie in the qualit~· nnd
s,'ope of their senicp. AllY change of
the prt'~pnt p()li,'~" of the eompan~' in
this re~I)('ct ,,-oulll I'hnngl' the nttitu<ll'
of the public from that of geueral ae-
Horace S. Boyd
quiescpnc!' to that of 0IJPn and nctin'
protestntion.
To aft rael: ne\\' eapital nnimpairptl
Interior Decorator
"1'1',1 it i~ l'sscn tial. Paperhanging and Painting
As t hI' rate of rdurn of public spn--
iec eOllll'anies is limited by I'egulat.ion,
Now located at
such t'OJllpanies can appeal for mOlll'y
t'oJl~llr\"ati\'e jllYl'~tors, such as sav- 104 Forrest Avenue Narberth
ing-s, p,!lll'at;onal and charitnble illsti-
tulions. and indi\"iuunls whose income BELL PHONE: NARBERTH 3156
i~ l!t'riYt'I! wholly or chiefly from in-
H'stpll enpitaI. '1'0 such cOllseryatiyp
,·Iassl's "e"urity of principal alld reason-
New Show Room and Shop
able assnranee of regularity of diyi-
tlellds arc of \'ital consequence. Such
seeurity of principal and regularity of
tli,-i,lpnds this eOJllpany cllnnot now of-
1'1'1' 1'1'0111 thl' n'H'nue~ dprived froJlJ its
existing- rntC:'R.
Tire In-Soles
The mile multiplier Puncture and blowout proof
Increasing the ratps for telephone
"l'rYiel'. and thns ndding to the hnrdens THIS IS NOT A RELINER OR FILLER
But a lcientifically designed In-Sole to brace, lupporl and prolect the tire.
1I0\\' lH'ing borne by the public hy ren-
"on of Ihl' high eosts of the necessities
A diacovery that marks a new era for automobile users.
of ]ifp. all'ol't]s nl'ifher pleasure nor TIRE IN-SOLE is NOT-
gwlitkation to the officers of this com- 1st: A Subotitute for Air 2nd: Guaranteed to Make Tires Puncture & Blowout Proof
pa ny. 'rlll'~- a]"(' eonst.rained to take
this course hy thdr plain duty to
The price of a set of four costs less than one good tire and will
outwear a great many set8 of tires. It slips into the tire without
their pnlrons, 1l1l'ir l'mployees, and the cementing or fastening of any kind. Can be changed from one tire to
holders of thl'ir ~ecurities and stock. another as easy as an inner tUbe.
Yours very truly, TIRE IN-SOLE il ..uoroal eed "ot to chafe tube or lire. Will aot heat lir•• or crt ep.
(st1.) L. H. Kinnanl, Presi,lellt, TIRE IN-SOLE has ~hock Stop Rr.aker :ltrlp. M.kel ridiall ...ier.
TIRl;; IN-SOLE permita of ten pouodslower InflotioD.lliviall more Itrenllth to ioaer tuba
The Bt'll 'I'eh'phone Co. of Penna. TIRE IIII.gol E "ollble. you to w •• r out your tir.s.
TIRE-IN-SOLE!' made in lizel for all tire••
A phone' call or postal card will brina represenhtive who wiIJ be plea!!ed to demobltral~.
The Sales Representative nearest to you is
First Dablia Show E. O. CONKLING, Phop~O~B~h,:~~~308 Narberth, Pal
Narberth Civic Association Distributing point and lamp!e. to be seeo at General WaYne Inn.
TIRE IN-SOLE M'F·G. CO. Phone, Narberth 1297
Saturday, Sept. 26
HIGH COST OF MONEY
(Continued from Page 1.) The enormous demand by the Railroads, PUblic Utilities and Indus-
Glass 21-13est Geisha or Geisha Su- trials for mOney for equipment .nd permanent improvements has caused the
price- of money to ad vance. Because of this, investments can be made now
perba dahlia (peony, scarlet and gold). , to return 7% or more in securities which a few months ago would have looked
Class 22-Best IIortulanu~ 1!'ict dah- cheap as a 5% investment. We will be glad to make suggestioDs for the in·
vestment of surplus funds in small or large amounts.
lilt (decorative, salmon).
Pennsylvania Railroad Ten Year 7s. New York Central EqUipment 7s,
ClaSH 2:.l-Best Margueri to Boul' hon New Chester Water Company Two Year 65, ,at prices to yield nbout 7'/0.
llahlia (cactus, pink aluI white). SAVE TO INVEST INVEST TO SAVE
W. G. HOPPER
Class 24-B('st Kalif dahlin (hybrid, Member Phila. Stock Exchange WM. G. HOPPER & CO.
cactus, scarlet). STOCK AND BOND BROKERS
H. B. HOPPER
For each of the following there will Member Philo. Stock Exchange 28 South Third St., Philadelphia
he three prizes:
Class 25-Bl'st Sl'mple late-1Jrullching
asters. THIS OFFICE
Class 2U-Bl'st Cn'go Giant asters. HAS MANY BUYERS
Class 2i-Be~t Half Dwarf Antirrhin-
nm (Snapdragon). FOR HOUSES BETWEEN FIVE
Class 2S~Bpst Ginut Ant,irrhinum. AND TEN THOUSAND
Class 2!l-Best White Lltdy Lenox
DOLLARS
Cln~s aD-Best Pink Lady Lenox Sin-
g-le Cos,,>os. FOR QUICK RESULTS
Class 31-Best Crimson Cosmos.
.
Class 32-Best Yellow Cosmos.
-
Class 33-Best display of 'Cosmos nr- LiatYourswith BENT T. HYBERG
rauged for effect.
NARBERTH STATION
Class 34-Best exhibit Annual Lark-
spur.
All flowers in exhibit to be donated
Phone: NARBERTH 1713
to Bryn Mawr Hospitnl.

News of tl1t Qrl1urrl1tB
SOOIETY OF F:BJ:ENDS.
Merton Meeting House, Merion, Pa..
Merion Meeti~g is open for worship
every First·day morning at 11 a 'clock.
We cordially welcome any visitors who
desire to worship with us.
First day school opens at 10 A. M.
Classes are held for both adults and
children. Those interested are invited
to attend.
ST. MARGARET'S R. C. CHURCH.
Rev. R. F. Cowley, Rector.
Early Mass on Sunday from April 1
to October 31 at 6.30 A. M. From No-
vember 1 to March 31, at 7 A. M. Late
Mass, 10.00 A. M. throughout the year.
Masses on holy days, 6.30 and 8..30
A. M. Weekdays at 8. Evening devo-
tions and other services at regular
times.
ALL SAINTS CHUROH, WYNNE-
WOOD, PA.
Rev. Gibson Bell, Locum Tenens.
Rev. Malbone H. Birckhead, Associate.
Sunday services: . the facilities and advantages it alIords,
S.15 A. :M:.-Hoh- C'olllnlU1JlOn.
9,45 A. ::'If.-SIlI·HIllY School.
11.00 A. ::'If.-::\{orni'ng- service and ser-
mon.
A free antohns hrillg-s the chilflren to
and from Snndav S('hoo] and the lIlelll-
hcrs to and fronl Church, leaving Nar-
herth Station at fUO anrl lOAD. If
requcRted it will 11':\\'1' tlIP station at
8.00 for the earl~- sen'ice,
BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE
EVANGEL
Rev. Avery S. Denuny, B. D., Pastor.
Sunday, ::'IIay 2, 1920:
Scn'iccs by Evangclists Sullivan and
'Wadsworth.
11.00 A. :l>1.-Sl'rIlIOn hy H,'\'. Arthur
L. Wadsworth, of Clllifol'llill, on "A fortill" laws alHI oruillallces relating
Present Pressing Prohlcm." Reception
of new ll\cmhers an(1 COllim union Sl'l'\'- I 'for its purpose tIll' betterment of the
icc.
7.45 ·P. ::'II.-Illustrated sermon 1y information on any subject of geueral
Re\"' Frank L. Snl1i\':lIl. Suhject, "The. interest; and to foster and maintain a
?lfifl' Trcc." This scrmon has bcen
gh'en nearly two tllOusand tillles and is
illnstrnted with chart aud cartoons.
These men will address the ,",un day
ScllOol and Young- People's meeting-.
Church Notes.
The hundreulllilliou uollar campaign
of .NOJthern Baptists is on. This church
went o\'cr her allotuwnt last ::Sunday by
more than 20 per cent. The subscrip-
tions of thc day add('d to those al-
read~· made amounted to $11,u20.
Four hundred dollars was rec'lutly
added to thp pastor's salary, Ill~king leged to \'ote.
au increase of six huudred i u t \\'0 years
and II building site has heen purdws,'d
ou Esspx a\'euue 011 the uorth side,
with the expectation of erecting a new
ull'lllorial cllllrch building.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Rev. Arthur Smith Walls, Pastor.
buuuay, ~La~' 2nu:
U.-!5 A. ~l.-Sullday :::>chool. Classes
fo!' all ages,
11.00 A. ~L-::\lorning worship. He-
ceptiou of \IIeJlluers. COllllllunion.
;;,00 1'. lII.-Children's Church. Ob-
jed t:tlk by ~Ir. Chalker, of Naruerth;
suhjcct, ' , Mollie Heart, , , or "Thl)
Hea rt '1'hat Grew."
7.00 1', lIL-Epworth Ll'aglle. A se\,\'-
ie,' for young people.
i.45 P. l\L-E\'CJIling worship. Pas-
tor's tlll'Il\(', "The Kllowledge of
Christ. "
A hearty Wl'lt-oille to all serdel's.
Wednesday, ~Iay 5th, S P. ?lL-Pmy·
er meeting. 'I'opi,·," 'Vithered Hauds."
Advance Notice.
Sundn~-, May !lth, will he :Mother's
Dny, all day,' and will be observed with
sermons and special lllusic. Do not
fail to secure aull wear the white flow·
er for l\fother.
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. John Van Ness, Pastor.
?lIeeting for next Sunday:
9.45 A. M.-Sunday School. A place
ano n welcome for all.
11.00 A. 1.L-Public worship. Ser-
mon therne, "A New Song,"
G.45 P. M.-.ll1uior C. E. meeting, un-
dpr the dirpction of ::\[r·s. Kntllllrine
TJ'Owbridge.
7.00 P, M.-Seuior C. E. meeting, led
hy Helen Keim,
i,45 P. ::\L-E:\'ening- worship. Ser-
mon th('ml', "Thp Swimming Iroll."
Church Notes.
Next "rpunesda~' at'teflloon all ladies
of the congregation ilLvited to the
Birthday Part~· to he held in the
ehnreh at 2,30 P, l\L
N('xt Wednesl1ay c\'ening, 8 P. M.,
mceting in the interpsts of the Amer-
icall Snnday School Union, with an
lHldress hy ::'III'. ,T. H. Dades, illustrat-
e,l hy lantern l'lides.
N~xt Friday e\'cning the eMers and
their wivcs will Ill' cntcrtained at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Compton.
Motller's Day will be duly observed
in thiR church on Sunday morning,
'May fl.
Constitution of the Narberth
Civic Association
ARTIOLE 1.
Name. '1'he name of this organiza-
tion shall be the Narberth Civic Asso-
ciation.
ARTICLE II.
Object. The object of the Association
shall be to impro\'e and bcautify the
borough and vicinity and to nssist and
eoopernte with the authorities in en-
t h"rPt~; to promote. any project having
tommunity as "'hole; to provide a
Jlleans of acquiring" and Jisseminating
fra 1ernal spiri t among- thc pcople of our
('ommunity.
ARTICLE III.
Membership. All persons residing in
this comJllunity an' mem!J"rs and arc
entitled to attend Illeetiugs of th~~._As­
soeiation anl1 Il\'ail themseln's of its
henefits.
ARTICLE IV.
Dues. '1'he annual dnes of voting
III embers shalJ be One Dollar ($1.00);
of contributing memlH'rs, Two Dollars
$2.00); of snstaining Illenlbers, Five
/)olIars ($5.00) or mor,,; IHLyable at thc
I ime application is reecived an(1 annual-
h- thereafter at the time of annu:;1
lileeting'. AlJ ,paying llIembcrs pri\'i-
ARTICLE V.
Officers. The officcrs of the Associa·
: ion shalJ be composed of voting mem-
bers and shulJ consist of a President,
three Vice-Presidents, a Secretary, a
Corresponding Secretnry, ::t Treasurer,
and a Board of Directors consisting of
,'ighteen (IS) members. The otlicers
sh~'llJ hold ollice for the term of one
\'par and the directors shall be plected
~ix for one year, six for two y"ars, and
six for three yeurs, and thereaftpr six
('aeh year for three years. 'The Prpsi-
den t, Vi ce-Presiden t awl Secretar~'
shall, by \'irtue of their oiliee, be mem-
bers of the Board of Directors anrl shall
preside 11 t its meeti ngs.
Officers. The Board of Directors shall
('hoose from their number four persons,
who, with the Presi(lent of thc Associa-
tion, shall constitute an Executi \'l' COUI-
mittee of which the President shall bo
Chairman, which committee shall hn\'c
power to transact any husiness of tile
Board; provided, that any act done b~­
them sllllll he subjcct to, the npproval
of the Bonrd of Directors,
There shall be no rcg-nlar meetings of
the Board of Dirl'etors. hnt meeting-s
shall be held from timc to fimp as tlH'
hnsiness nnrl interests of the Associa-
tion may require,
Quorum Directors. A majority of the
Board shall constitute a quorum.
ARTICLE VI.
Meetings. An annual meeting of the
Associa tion for the purpose of elect,
ing officers und for tmnsacting such
other busint'ss as may come before th6
meeting shall be held during the month
of l\[ar('h of 'each year Oil such date as
lIIa.\· h,' fixed by 'tl\(' Board of Direc-
tors or by the Executh'e Committee.
Therc shall be no other stnted meet-
ing'S of the Association, but meetings
sha II, he called by thc Prcsident at any
tillie, upon the request of the Board of
Directors, 01' of thc Executive Com-
mittee, or upon the written req·uest of
any ten voting members, who shall
state in writing' th~ purpose for wltieh
the~· desire Buch meeting' to be cnlled.
'Whenever n meeting is to ,be called,
it slmll be the duty of the Secretary
NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN, a
LEE'S GARAGE 112 Milli.os
Cleveland and Ford Sales and Service. Quick deliveries on used last yea!"'"
all cars. All kinds of Auto Repairing
Work Guaranteed Oils, Gas, Supplies to KILL COLDS
Narberth 180S L. C. SHAHAN, Prop. SILL'S
to post on the bulletin board a notice
of the time, place and ohjeet of such
lIIeeting. Such notie" shall be posted
CASCARA~QUININ[
as long before thc date of the meeting
Landscape Gardener
8ROMIDt
as eircumstancps ]wrmit, in order that
all members shall ha \'e reasonable op-
portunity to II ttend the meeting. But Lester Y. Bowman Standard cold remedy Eor 20 yeara
-in tablet form-safe, lure, no
opiates-breaks up a cold in 24
in no case shall a meeting- be convened hours-relieves grip in 3 days,
on less than twenty-foul' houl's' Ilotice. Trimminlf Tree. aad Shrubbery
Money back if it fails. The
Quorum Members. 'I'\\"t'nty \'oting Carinlf for Lawn. genuine box has a Red
Gradinlf ••d Cementinlf top wIt h Mr, HilI's
Illembers shall constitute a quorum. picture,
At All Drall Stor••
ARTICLE \'11. Prompt Service by· Experienced
Amendments. This 'Constitution may and Reliable Men
be amended nt any thne by vote of
A ~S~UT~.~!A
two-thirds of the memhers present and Phone 371 J P.0.80x794
entitled to vote, provided thirty days'
notice of the meeting' and of the pro-
posed amendments shall have been Finest Photoplay The-
given. reach their destination with that atre 01 Its Size In the
(Re-copied by R, .T. Ellg-ar, from A .•T. promptness the writers expect and Entire World.
Loos' copy of Mn reh 11, 1919, on April whieh shoulu characterize the work of Pb.toplays-Conlinunus 101\. M. to 11.8'
19, 1920.) the postoffice. P.M.
SOllie eoulltry merchants and plauters
curry on their letterheads tIll'ir ship- PhUa.• Pa.
The Public and the Post -omce ping" point, which is uot alwusy a post-
office, and their corrcsponuents are
then often led into error.
Errors in abbreviating thc n:lIne of
Every citizen owes it to himself to the State is another fruitful cause of PROGRAM
make such study of our national post-
ucla)'. A(ldressing mail to a diseon-
oilice as will enable him to understanu tinueu postoffice neeessarily will delay
delivery, and lIIllny letters auuressed
as well as the conuitions uuder which ., ('ity," omitting the Jltlllle of the city, WEEK of MAY 3
it performs its work This knowledge
hlls causpd thelll to visit otIll'r eiti!'s
will cnableany citizen to secure great- than the one ,to which they w!'re des-
'''' benefit from the postofficc anu to cul- tined.
tivatc better postal servicc for all.
The postoffice docs not chnllcnge, hut
invites criticisJJl, anu one way in which
Then, again, letters iutenued for de,
li\'ery at a frce de1ivPI'Y officc have
heen' slol\' in rpaching thpir dest i n:lt ion
Wallace Reid
1 he public can co-operate is by olIcr-
ing suggestions and cuIling attention
to imperfections in the service, which
I"'(,lluse of tl\(, ahs!'lIce of spel'ilic st reet
ad(ln'ss, or \\"here the audress gi n'n is IN
the int ersection of two strpets.
are not always apparent to the man POI' instance, the delivery of a leU .. r
inside.
There arc nrany ways in wlli('h the
public can assist the postoffice in en-
ad<ln'ssed to the "corner of l'oy(lras
and Ralllpart streds, New Orleans,"
"Dancin'
,\·ilt probabI.\, IH' uelayed heeausl' of Ihe
~\lrillff e1licil'nt hallllJing and prompt de-
';\'l'I\'of thp III ail. In the first place.
1:ad that tll('l"l' ar!' fonr sueh eomers,
:lu,1 !'aeh is in the district of a spparate
Fool"
a 11 llIail should be addressed legib]y, t.'nrrier.
aud 1he address should he complete. 'l'hrouph a fortnitous happening th ..
The ,Ieli very of mail is ofteu delaye(l,
It'tt<'r may go (Iirectly into th!' h:\lltls
and sometimes made impossihle, h.\' an of the right cllrrier, but th,' chanc ..s MAIN I'UODUCTION STARTS AS NEAR
'lIuissiou of an important part of the a,I,
an' that it will be successivel.\' han<lk,l AS I'OSSIBLE TO 10.00 A. ~I .. 12.00, 2.00,
oIl'('ss, s\lch as the strl'pt lIu1I\b('l', O\' the I,v the other three earriprs be forI' it
room uU1l\bp\, whl'1I a(ld\'('s~ecl to an of- 3.,Jr., 5.45, 7,45, 9.30 I'. BI.
Ii;lal]\, reaches the fO\ll'th or rig-ht ou".
lice huilding.
A gn'at deal of ti1l\p is lost in cn-
All eun'lopes should heal' in the up-
1"'1' left hand COl'nl'r the nallle and a,l-
oIpa vo\'ing to suppl~. corrcct acl,!resses ,Iress of the sel\(ler of the lett,'r, so that
a n (I suppl~-iJlg- omissions. Delays are
o('casioucd in (Ieeiphering ]H'culiar ch iro-
gTaphic cha meters and eeeentric sppll-
i IIg. whose interpretatioll ",ould ha ffle
if it should fail 10 reach the alllln'ss('!'
it lJIay be prolllptly I'.. turned to the
s"urler, whieh the Gove1'JlIllPnt agreps
NARBERTH GARAGE
the sldll of Jln l'xpert reader of e\lllpi-
to (10 without allflitionnl cost. Raymond Wei.s, Proprietor
Lctters add rcsse,1 to 011(' person a 1'1'
form inscriptions,
The "g-uess" (for thc conclusion
sometimes erroneously ]llar!'1l in the
1)ostof11e(' box helon[!"ing to Hnotl1<'r, a n.l
GASOLINE, OIL, SUPPLIES
\,('Hr·hcd is oft I'll a guess) llIa~- he ,nong
aurl the ll'tter is sent to sOllle ar!rlress
the delaY in the ,kli\'cry to the prop!'\'
)ll'J'sonwill depend upon the ])J'OIll]ltll(,SS
EXPERT REPAIRING
whirll; likl' "a shaft of I'anrlom 'sl'nt. with whir,h thl' l('tter is rptnl'llPII to Telephone Narberth 1633
fillils mink the arellpr littlp Illeant." the post office or fOf\varded to the ad-
Lettcrs are oftpu arldressed to ship- Ilresscp hy the persoll rpeeiving- it in
pi:w points whieh are not postof11ces, l'rror.
allll, of emirsI', such letters rlo 1I0t nela~'illg- H\() posting- of mail h~' husi-
COOK BROS.
250 Haverford Ave.
NOTICE
To the Automobile Owners of Narberth, Pa.:
PLUMBING
The Montgomery Garage, Located at Montgomery
and Io na Avenues, Narberth, Pa., is now open for HEATING
business, under new ownership. 4l We are prepared ROOFING
to do vulcanizing, re-treading, and all tire repairs_
4l \ye handle tire accessories, oil., greases and PHONE, 302 J JOBBING
gasolIne. CI. In the near future we will have in a full
line of auto supplies, and we will do auto repairing in
all its branches. fl We have plenty of etorage space,
a.nd all our prices are reasonable. CI. All work posi- JOBBING ALTERATIONS
tively guaranteed. fl Day and night service.
Your patronage is earnestly solicited. Clarence A. Speakman
Bell Phone P- O. Box J. G. WERKING
Narberth 368 618 Owner Carpenter and Builder
Phone 1652-R Narberth
The Prestige of a Check Model Homes
We have a new line of ,up-
to-date attractive homes in
is seldom appreciated by those without a checking the best part of Narberth.
account. It silently demonstrates business acumen,
systematic method, and individualizes the depositor.
EXCELLENT VALUE
Price. ranginlf from
A check drawn on this institution does more-it $10,500 to $IS 500 j
indicates the confidence of a strong bank that IS
valuable in many ways. WM. D. & H. T. SMEDLEY
Arrange to open a checking account here and
prove the value of these truths. Phone, Narberth 1687
The Merioc Title and Trust Company J. A. CALDWELL
REAL ESTATE
Narberth Office
aDd INSURANCE
NARBERTH, PA.
 NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN

SABlE CENSORE CLEAN···SAFE··..WHOLESOME

SUCCESSOR TO Cotter's Market Frank Coradetti OUR PRODUCTS ARE GUARANTEED
WALTON BROS. UNDER BACTERIOLOGICAL CONTROL
tOO ESSEX AVENUE Prime Beef, Sprinl[ Lamb, 212 Merion Avenue
Phone 672
Country Dressed Veal and Narberth. Pasteurized Milk DELIVERIES
TAXI SERVICE Pork, Sugar Cured Hams
and Bacon PHONE 1689
Brynclovls CerUlied
Milk
(Pedrlalle Soelety)
WEST PHILA.
OVERBROOK
Automobiles meet all trains throughout the day and evening. PHONE us YOUR ORDER TO.DAY Speelal .. Guernsey" MERION
Contractor in Hauling, Milk WVNNEFIELD
Packages and Trunks promptly called for and delivered. You will find our prices Tight
(Roberts' &. Sharpless' DALA-CVNWl'
Moving Furniture and Hauling Freight, etc. Cement Work, Labor and Dairies)
Groceries and Provisions NARBERTH
all work requiring services Cream Buttermilk ARDMORE
Table and YVhlpplng WYNNEWOOD
of experienced men in the Cream.

upkeep of lawns and gar-

dens, etc. SCOTT-POWELL DAIRIES
45th and Parrish Sts.
Capa Service is shoe
repairing that makes
old shoes equal to new
for the whole family. H. C. FRITSCH HARRY B. WALL
Plumbing, Gas Fitting
Convenient to the Broad St. Station
Pl'tpertles For Rent and Sal. and Heating
e J

1502 Ches&l.ut St.

Fire Iosuraoe4l
Ben Pbone au ll.
NARBERTH PA
Phonc, Narberth 319 J

How much should I give Shoes 1d't he£o:re 9A.M.

"lin BnlldJO!r. Narbel1la, Pa
EDUCATOR
Cc11\. be baa. same da8 5 B.M.. and
to make this a better world? Main Line Commuters
KREIDER SHOES
~ERTAIN man in New York filled out his may have this special DAVIS' FOR CHILDREN

A Income tax report. '

It showed an income so large that his tax was
service for all ordinary
repair work inclUding
new soles and heels.
Complete Line of
Goodyear Tennis Shoes
Spring Styles Now in
NARBERTH SHOE STORE
CIGARS. STATIONERY, MAGAZINES Frank Reginelli, Prop.
53%0 Andhis total gifts to church and char- SPECIAL SHINE SERVICE
209 Haverford Avenue
FOR LADIES
ity for the year were $148.
NARBERTH, PA.
Think of it-thousands spent for luxuries and
pleasure for himself; and $148 to leave the world The Narberth Electric Shop
a little better than he found itl
Most of us do better than that; but not so very
LAUNDRYETTE-The Washer
that dries without a wringer.
Henry & Compton
much bette~·. lIess houses until the n·ry last lllolnl'lIl, w. G. CASE, 323 Conway Ave. PLUM'BING
instead of ha\·ing" it depusited thl"Uugh Steam and Hot Water Heating
Our average daily gift for all church causes fa t Ite day, produces congestioll in the
Phone. Narbarth 395 W

post ofiice tlu,[ \·ery frl'quent Iy n'sult s

NARBERTH, PA.
-less than we spend for daily papers Bell Phone. 661.J-1611-W
In causing the mail to lIIiss l'ady ,les-
-less than a local telephone call patch.
-less than a third of the day's car fare ·I'he forl'g'uing- {'al1:-'~'s of clelay in lIes· rat'a.':M~Ginl~1Q
-less than 3 cents a day 1':I,,'1t alld dPliyt·ry of lll:lils ean only Ii" U IZ3 South 17!1! S!. Philade!lCl: ~
No wonder that 80% of the ministers of America eOlTeete,[ alld relllove,] hy the puhli".,
and while, of eourse, it is 1I0t expeete,l
Subscribe for
are paid less than $20 a week. No wonder that that perfeetion eall be reached, the re-
the church hospitals tum away thousands ofsick sults which would follow a nOl"lnalIy
,·losl· response hy the public for eo-oper-
GARAnteed Roofs "Our Town"
people a year. No wonder that China has only a tion would hc surprising, and, as al-
one doctor for every 400,000 people. No wonder retHly stated, amply repay the tilne an,l

that every church board and charity society is
forever meeting deficits, forever passing the hat.
It isn't because we are selfish; it isn't because we
don't want to help. It's just because no one has ever put
up a great big program to us, and asked us to think of the
work of the church in a systematic businesslike way.
The Interchurch World Movement represents the united
program of thirty denominations. They have surveyed
their whole task, no business could have done it better.
They have budgeted their needs; no business could have
a more scientific budget. They have united to prevent the
possibility of waste and duplication. At least a million dol-
lars will be saved by the fact that thirty individual cam-
paigns are joined in one united effort,
And they come to the men or women who love America
-to you-this week asking you to use them as the chan-
nel through which a certain definite part of Y01Jr income
can be be applied to make this a better world.
Only you can determine what part of your income that
should be.
It's a good time right now to answer that question.
We're passing through the world just once; how much
better will the world be because you pa!:sed through?
April 25th
United
Financial
May 2nd
Campaign
Narberth Register
labor which ;;ueh eo-oper:,l ion might
eost.
Two Lines, lOc per iuue; 5c for each additional line
FLOWER SHOW COMMITTEE
MEETING.
ACCOUNTANTS
Golt.hall, II. Ii:. l'uulic Accountant; 'l'ax
Hcports. Audits, ctc.• accolllpllshed. 303
There will IJC a special nll'cling uf the Conwuy a\"t'IlUC, Naruerth, Pa.
Flower Sltow CUllllllittee in Council
KeiJn, H. O. CerUIl.d Public Accountant.
202 Dudley ava • Phon•• Narb.rth 300-W.
GhaJll!Jer, Thursday en'ning, ~[ay :!1I, !I
AUTOMOUILES.
1'.~I., after directurs' Inceting.
Le. .' GaraSe-R.palrlng, Etc. Phone. 1606.
Narberth Garl1l:e. 1'honc Na!"uerth 1033.
PillulllICl'tiJlg, 'rucsday l·\·l'JliHg, .JUlIl' ~cc dlsiliay a,II'crl!scmcnt In this Issue.
1. AU'l'O~IOlnJ.E SEJt\'ICE
Cen.ore, Sable. Phone. 072.
~cc display ad vertlsemcll t In this Issue.
BANKS
ABOUT DAHLIAS. llIerion Title ,. Trust Co. Phon., Ardmore I.
See dl.pla~- advertl.ement In thle ISlue.
BUILDERS , Z.ntmaYer, Joseph. 228 S. 15th st.. Phil••
There is just two JIlore weeks in Shand, Alex. C.• Jr. Phone. No. 1710.
Naruerth Station.
which to get your dahlia roots in t iml'
Smedle.v. Wm. D. & H. T. Phone. tiOO.
for planting OIL ~[ay 15. See display advertisement In tblll 18!!11ue
CANDY, ETC.
The Dahlia Show will be hdtl on Sep-
Davis, II. E. Phone. 1264·W.
tember :2;j :lIH1 at that the bloollls will See dl.play ..dvertl.ement In thll la.ue
be just right if they are planted IIOt h·y Candy Shol',
21!l Huverford Aye. Phone. Narberth 1705.
lIIueh earlier or later than :May 15. CAIU'ENTEUS AND BUILDERS
Have the ground retHly and ,'xantille "enkln.. Cha.. L.
103 Dudley ..v•. Phone. 382-1.1.
now the roots that haye beell wintered Sllenkman. Clnrellee A. Phone 1t152- R.
over, as you llIay wan,t to order some See dl~play advertisement In thIs Issue.
COAL AND COI{E.
ones.
Ill'\\, Cook. C. P. Phone, Narbprth 302-,T.
See dlsplny n,IYcrtisement In this Issue.
DMIIJIA SHOW COM1IfTT'rEK
to CONTJtACTOn.
Caradettl. I'rnllk. Phone Nuruprth 1(j8\l.
See dlspln~' a,lYertlsemcnt In this Issue.
HOW TO GET THE 1920 LICENSE CONTItACTOR OF PLASTEIUNG
I"ratantonl, Jame., ,. Sons.
FOR YOUR DOG. 23\l Hampden aYt'. Phone. 10!l7-W.
nENTJSTS
MILK
Scott-Powell Dalrle•• Phone. Pre.ton 2898.
See display advertil!lement In tbls 18.uo.
MUSIC
Laos, I·-ann)· H. Pinno tencuer.
8tndlo, Arcnd,· Bldg. Phone, 3IG-J,
:\"OTAltY PUBLIC.
".O'erles. J. U. 111 Narb.rth ..ve.
Phone. 666-M.
~lnlJ)Son. J{nrr.l" i\. 23~ Essex Ave.
1'11011('. Nnrbt'rtu tl3G.
Ty.on, Warren R. Phone, Nuruerth 1202- W.
OPTICIA~S
Fenton, Carl F. 606 ES8ex ave. Phone. 6JPI-~
Philo.. addre... 1808 Chestnut at. Loouat III.
PAINTEBS
Walzer. Fred.
117 Wln.or aVe. Phone. 1247 -J.
PAPER IIANGER!l
Witte. (;00. ,\. I'holJ(', NnrlJerth 300 R.
See Display Advertisement In thIs Issue.
PIIOTO I'LAYS
"Arcadia," 16th and Chelltnut lit••, PbU..
S.e dllplllY advertl••ment In thle 1.lue,
I'LU~IUJ:\"(;, ETC.
Cook Uro.. Phone 1~1O J.
See display advertisement In thl1 1111111
1I"!IrJ" &; Compton. Phones 061-.J & 1012- 'V.
~"l' (lls(llnr 'Hh·"rtlsclIJcn t In this Issne
Wall. H. n. Phone, 319-J, .
See dlepl..y ..dvertlsement In thl. Issul.
REAL ESTATE
Caldwell, ,I. A. Phone. 1087
S.e display advertl.ement In thla luu..
Fritsch, II. C. Phone. 252.W.
S.e dIsplay adv.rtl.ement In thle Iisue.
H~·berlt, Uent T. Phone 1713.
See dlsplllY advertisement In thIs Issue.

0htINTERCHURCH Hesieuts of Narberth who own dogs

alld who huYe not renewed their liccnses
for 1!l:20 should write to Irvin Bard-
Orr, Dr. A. I •• 101 Elmwood ..v. Phone. 3U-W.
Phlla. Phone. FII b.rt 4262. Keith Bldll:.
Dr. ,J. II. Ludwig lOll Forrest Ave., Nar-
uerth, Pa, Offiee hours: 8.30 to 5.30. Open
Nash, Roben J. Phone, 606.
Money for Flrot and Second Mortgacel.
Simpson, James C. 232 E •• ex ave.

World Movement lIIun, County Tl'eusurer, Norristown. The

Jllethod of procedure is as follows: Ask
evenings. Phone. 1708.
Sehemhs, Dr. ,John. Phone Nnrberth 310-W.
Cor. Grayling nnd WIndsor nves.
Phone. 636. or 1420 Che.tnut It.
gOOFING. ETO.
Gara-McGlnley Co. Phone. 1268·W.

of 9forth ..America .\lr, Banlman to send' you an applica-

tioll for u 11120 dog licensc allli cncJose
either a t\\'o-cent stamp or 1I. stamped
ne fI""'lcallort of tMs alIoertjsement ;s made /los~ible t"",,"gII t"e t:tIOfJrJTItirm fI and addressed ell \"clope. The County
thirty Jenom;t1aliolls, Tre.asur~r will theu mail you thc appli-
catIOn forlll, and UpOIl receipt of this
f01'l1l you shoul<l fill it out and JIlail it
!llIck to the County 'Treasurer, enclos-
Illg th? necessary fcc. A postage stamp
or self·addresse,l and stumped enYclope
Offiee Honrs until !l P. 111. dnlly.
DRUGGISTS
Howard's. Phon., 1267,
See dl.pl ..y advertisement In thll Isaue.
EI.ECTRICIANS
Ca.e, 'V. G. Phonl'. all;;- ,Yo
Sec dlslllny a,II"l'I'tlsplllelll In this Issue.
PUCh. Veri 226 lona av•.
Nar. Phone. 660-W. Ard, Phone, 161-J.
FISH AND OYSTERS
Imperial Grocery Co. Phon.. Narberth 606,
INSURANVE
See dl.play adv.rtle.ment In thla luue.
lIiller, John A. 243 Jona ave. Phone, 161·J.
Shop, 246 Havertord ave. Phone, lllJl.J.
SIIOEMAKEBS
Good Wear Shoe nepalr Shop,
Con.tantlno. D. C;. 2;;2 IJn\-erford nve.
Phone, Nm'b('rth 170(1· W.
UeA"ln.m. Frank. 20ll Hnverford ave.
Sce display advertisement In thIs Issue.
STOmi: AND BONn BROKERS.
UOII"Cr. Wm. Go, & Co. PhiladelphIa.
See dlsplny ndvertlsl'mcnt In thIs. Issue.

===DRfEll'S shoultl also he onclose<1 with the appli- IJowman, Samuel P. (Life.) TAILORS
116 Elmwood ave. Phone, 663·W. Premo.t, H. Phone, 1254-.T.
,·alion. In two or three days the Coun· Jones. "·m. J. 103 S. Narb.rth ave, Phone,
See dlsplny advl'rtlsement In thIs Issue.
t.y 'freasurer will mail you the ncw 680-J Phil.....ddr•••. P.nn Mutual Bldg.
HI~O license. ' Trolter Bro.. (FI re, etc.)
209 Woodside ave. Phone. 1262-R. The Ilbove d.pllrtment .Dould be of th.
"·Imer. "·m. Wood. lOti Forest Avenuo. I\'r...te.t u.e to the community. the list con-
SEEDS PLANTS BULBS
Everythlnl1 needed fortheGnrden, Greenhouse, LllWlllllld including
Farm, FIRST SHALL BE LAST.
Phone. 320 R.
LAUNDRY.
tilim. the n"me ot .v.ry profeutonal man,
tradesman. mechnnlc, shopkeeper. etc., wbe
the best varieties of Veaetnble and Flower Seeds, Lawn Grn88 Seeds FOfQ1 PCl1n"~·h·lInla Laundr~' Co. Phllndelpula. do.e or c..n In any w..y .erve hie tellow-
Seeds, ROSeR, Dahllns, HlU'dy Perel1l1la1s nnd other Plants, Gnrd~n lin- S('!' display u'h'ertiselllent in thIs Issue. townsmlln, Ilnd who I. progreselve enoutrb
lllemllllts, Lawn Mowers, Lawn noDers, FerdUzers,. InsecticIdes. etc.. LAWYERS to ..dd nllme to lI.t 'If Regllter.
An elth·rJr lIIan. ,ld\"ill~ a Hen!"y, Gilroy. John 211 E •••x aV•. Phone. 1246-R. A. It I. dlfflcult for those contrlbutlnl
DREER'S GARDEN BOOK FOR 1920 sl~d<1ellly fetched up iu a dru~ stoi·e Phil... addro••, Lincoln Bldg. th.lr time ..nd elforts to the produotlon ot
WUI teU J'ou how to obtaIn the best resulta from wlIldo\\,. Stlte.. Fletcher W. 41~ Haverford ave, "Our Town" to peroonall)' either know or
your home tranlen. Phone 372-W Phil .., ..ddres., Croz.r Bldg. Interview all such. It would be mOlt help·
Call or Write for a COM-FREE "Js t1lis tIle lirst tillle ~'ou eH'I' (Iroye LIGHTING FIXTURES ful If thoee not now found In the prInted
a ('ar'/" asked It police olliccr. llIeDonald John. Narberth phone, 12BS. lIet would .end In .. memo of their nam.s,
.HENRY'A.DREER 714-16 ChestnutSf.,Pbila. . "No, sir," was the {::"rilll rl'plYi "this
IS the l:1st."-.lo11rnnl of the Anll'rican
1633 Ch ••tl et,. Phlla. Phone. Spruce 111M.
~IEATS. ETC.
addre••, phone numbere and bUlllne_a or
profes.lonl for lIating. This w\l1 cost· ... fol·
lows: 10 cents each Issue for ! IInel: I canto
Cotter, Ho.. ard F. Phone. 1298.
:\[edi"nl Association. See display advertllement In thll Ilaue. fol' eaoh additional line.