SUPPORT LOCAL
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ORGANIZATIONS
VOLUME VI, NUMBER 47
Big Tennis Tournament On
This Afternoon and Monday
FIRST MATCHES SCHEDULED FOR 2 P. M. TODAY-PLAYING WILL
CONTINUE ALL OF LABOR DAY-MANY MEMBERS TO
CONTEST FOR SINGLES AND DOUBLES CHAM-
PIONSHIP HONORS FOR 1920.
'rhe big annual tournament of thc
Narherth 'l'ennis Association starts this
afternoon-Mr. Bliss permitting-at 2
a 'clock. Playing will continue through-
out the afternoon and all day Monday:
LallOr Day, from !l A. 1\1. to 12 M., and
from 2 P. 1\1. to 6 P. 111.
'I'hcre will he men's singles and
douhles, and pl'Ohably ladies' singles
and doubles aUd mixcd <ioublcs, and
('onsulation ullltches in all c\·ents.
Entries closed last night. and thc
numhcr rccein'd indica!c,l that the
tournamcnt \rill probablJ' be the hcst
thal the As"ociation has C\'cr held.
Chail'lllan :\eweJl aur] ~I"ssrs. Kirkpat-
rick aud Stul'1<'s, comprising the 'rourn-
lllu"n! Comlllitt('(" will he in fuJI
charge.
At!raeti\'c 1lIl<1 yuluablc prizes will
he awar<lcd to \I'inuprs ulld ruuuers·up
in hoth the regulllr ,,\'cnts und the con·
sola!ioll tournumcnt ".
All Matches to Be Scheduled.
'l'he plun trird durillg thc Four1h of
.July tourIHlInent of "che,lulillg all
909 Narberth Women Registered to
Vote 'at Presidential Election
COMMITTEE OF WOMEN CITIZENS VISIT EVERY HOUSE IN THE
BOROUGH AND HOLD TWO-DAY SESSION AT ELM HALL.
CO-OPERATE WITH ASSESSOR WARNER AND
FINISH BIG .ro~ IN QUICK ORDER.
AllY douht lhat llIay hll\'l' linpere<1 iu
anyolle's miu<1 as to whether the WOlllell
of i'arhl'rth wcre illtNl'Stcd ill their
Ill'wly aef/uired right to l'Otl', \l'ill cer·
tainl~' hl' sWt'pt 1l\l'ay h.\· till' allnOUII,·e·
ml'lIt that thl'I'(' an' 1I0\\" l't'gisll're,1 alld
l'lIterl',1 on thc ofTi"ial Assl'ssor'" list of
\'oll'rs ill :\arh('rth, the nanu's of non
women, l'\'('r~' Our' of IdlOm is 'Iualin""
to vote, just till' sallll' as th" men, 'It
1hp f'n'sidclltial election on 'I'ut's":'.\·,
NO\'l'mher 2. "'ith tilt' f)~() 1IJ"n )'('gis·
terc,l, this hrillg's tIll' total lIulnher of
\'oters in t hl' horough III' to 1,S2f).
The joh of rl'gistl'rillg the lIl'wl~' "n·
APPLICAlION FOR STOCK
I hereby subscribe for·· ·..·····.·· ··
NARBERTH AMERICAN LEGION
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
Series Beginning September 7, 1920.
Name - _
Address
SHARES-$l.OO Each
Malte checks payable to NAHBEH'1'lI AMERl'OAN LEGIO~ BUILD-
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
1\{eetings First 'l'uesdaj' of e\'ery mOllth at the Log Cabill, Ha\'erford and
Xal'herth ll\'enues, 7.30 to 9 P. 1\L
Officers
Clarence T. Faries, Presidellt Harry A. Simpson, Secretary
George O. Smith, Vice-President Horace'!'. Smedley, '1'rcasurer
Walter 1\L Burkhardt, Esq., Solicitor
Directors
A. W. Burns Art'hur C. Kohl
H. Newton Compton John A. Mowrer, Jr.
Alfred L. 'Cutts William L. Peebles
Clarence 'r. Faries, 1\f. D Alban E. Reid
Jamcs W. Follin S. Robert Ross
Alexllnder C. Shllnd, Jr.
Accommodations are Wanted
for Several School Teachers of the Narberth Schools.
Rooms. preferably with board. from September Ist.
Will those who are likely to be interested kindly
communicate with
Mrs. A. M. Crater, 218
NARBERTH, PA., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1920
matches worked so successfully und sut·
isfactorily tha t it will again be in force
during this tOUl'llalllellt. 'l'hat is, in·
di\'idlllll memhers clltered ill the singles
toarnament and teams entered in the
douhle~ tournament must be 011 the
courts at the timl' set hy the <~oIlll1littee
for tourllament matl.'hes, and remain on
I h" gl'ounds ready to play, unless spe-
cijj(·ally eX('used for the day. Failure
. : 0 ml'l'! I his rule will result in a default
against illlliddual 01' tl'am.
Members Urged to Co-operate.
111 !,ast tou1'llamcnts, with the excep·
t iOIl of the Fourth of .July event this
yell 1', matches havc IIOt bl'l'1I scheduled,
all<1 if a player \yas not on hund when
cllllcd to phl~', the ))latch was post·
pOllC'!. This has rl'sulted ill many of the
!Ollroaml'nts heillg drawn out late illto
'". l"all an,1 has !'ro\'clI uII"nt isfactory
ill e\'l'ry \l'ay.
~feml)('rs al'l' rl'ljueste,l, therefore, to
co,o!,l'rate with the Toumamellt Com·
mittel'. alltl 1w 011 hanr1 promptly at tlIP
appoillted hour l'aeh ,lay. that tourlla-
ml'lIt matchl's an' sehl'duled.
fralll'hisl'd WOIlleu eitiz\'us in the short.
lip,,, allow",l be!\yeclI the receipt by
.\s"cssor Canll'lI 'Ynrner on Sahirday
"f ioslrur·tions 1'01' regi:'t(')'ing thl' IIew
\ 01 PI'S, aud the filiug of the ASsl'ssor's
list with thl' County COlllmissioners at
i' onisl own on Th ur",lay, wus made
possihll' h.\· thl' I'nt,'rl'ri"" and effici,'n,·y
sho\\"u hy a "onlJllitt,,\, of :'>[arberth \1'0-
11,1':1 rt'IIJ'p:-:f'lltillg' tllp \Vomcn'~
1I11111itv '111,1 th,' fOI'llIt'1' :':'ufl'r:lgc Asso·
,·ialioll. It 1Il":lIll hll:;tlill.l!: 1'1'0111 1lH'1irst
! hil'/.! :'Ifon<1J1y IIlortli.,g Ullt il late 'Ved·
fll':;dlly J1i~hL and ",hPJI it was all over
(Continued on Page 3.)
shares of Stock in the
. :'Ifr. C. A. S. ~[cClellal\, of "'"'"1·
ENTRANCE FEE-25c Per Sllure
Harry A. Simpson
Horace'!'. Smcdley
George O. Smith
Donald P. Trotter
Edwin H. Wipf
Hampden Ave., Narberth
THE FIRESIDE
.James F. Donnally and family have
I'l'turned from thc seashore.
~Ir. William Lh'ingstonl' and family
arc home from OCl'an City.
])1'. C. '1'. Faril's and family have re-
lnmed from a month's \'acation OIl the
fal'lI1 a! Smyrna, ])l'laware.
Dr. Harry A. ~farx and family Illlye
),l'turned to Narhcrtll fl'OIl1 Detroit,
:\fiehigan.
~fl'rI'itt Wayne Bond, formerly of
Narberth, 1l0W residing at ~forrisville,
:\ .•J., WllS in Narhl'rth during the week.
1frs. 1lI1l] :Mr. A. H. S]cath hllYe re-
turned to Nllr])('rth from an I'xtl'IJ{led
trip through the South.
:\fr. F. ~L .Justice has been ill with
penumonia. His many friends will bc
gl:ul to kno\l' he is rl'co\'l'rillg and hopes
to he a hout soon.
Thl' Postmaster and ell1ploycl's of thc
Post Office hay(' subscribed for 41
sharl's of stock in the Narberth AlI1er·
indl LL'giol1 Bu;illillg i.l11\i Loa II .A~:-;ul"i ..t·
tion.
:'Ifl's. H. A. Banks, of 'Voodside aYe-
nul', will retul'll early in September
1'1'0111 Charlotte, North Carolina, where
slle and MasterR Dick and IIenry Banks
.sp"nt the summer.
Inyest your money in $5.00 GOVCI'll'
nH'nt Savings Stamps. $4.20 in Sep'
COln-
tl'mbpr, $4.21 in October, $4,22 in No·
\'''lIll)('r, .$4.2:1 in Dl'cemher.
:'1[1'. and ~rrs. G('orge '1'. 'l'ompkin", of
SahiJle a\"ellue, arC' rec·('i\"illg eOllgratu-
Iat ions on thc hi I'th of a son, ({('orge 'I'.,
.11'0' 011 August 2H.
'I'he lIillny friend" of ~Ir. F. :'Ifillwoo,
.JII~ti,'e will he glad to leal'll that h"
is lIlakiug a rapid cun\'ales,·,;nec from
his J'('cent ilhH'ss.
"ir!<' a\,enue, who has hl'(,11 ill for sel·
.. ,'ml weeks, was :lhIe 10 appear ou his
I'0l'eh this WI'('I, nno] !'u,io,\' th(' lioe
f'''!,t(,lIlh''r SUII and ],r,'"zl'S. Gla,l !o
SI'{' ,\"011 ag'ain~ lIt'i~hhol'.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Two el'Ul~ I,er wunl it cDsh DeCUIU·
lIOn lcs ad vertlsewen t; otherwise, tlvo
cpnts IH'r word.
FOR RENT-Two thinl·story frollt
rooms, furnished. :\0 lI\"als. ~O;'j :r'"r·
est u·\,enue. Pholle :\arhl'rth :144-H.
(-.l7 -J')
FOR SALE-On'r!alld louring car,
Model 8:1, goorl I'unnillg onll'r. 'Cash
!,rice, $400. Apply :\fuiu Line Guragc
or phone NUl'herth lIilO-W. (4;·p)
WANTED-Young ladv "INk in eUIH1y
nnd iee cream store, thrce afterl\oons
un,1 three e\'cniugs. h'y Cand.\' Shop,
Narberth. (47-e)
LOST-Septem her 1st, woman's arlllY
wool hllnd-Illude sweutel', between
Narberth and Haverford. Mrs. Eo B.
Mecke, III Tonn avenue, Nlnberth.
(47-p)
I Tennis Dance Next
Friday Evening
ANO~HER POPULAR AFFAIR TO
BE GIVEN AT ELM HALL.
WELCOME HOME TO THE
VACATIONISTS.
'l'he "Glad·To·See-You-Horne" Shirt
Waist Dancc will be given hy· the Nar·
bl'rth 'l'ennis Association at mm Hall,
uext Friday evcning, September 10.
'rhe affair will be in the nature of a
"get·togl'ther party" of the lIlelll bel'S,
their wives and friends, ufter the sum·
mcr \'llcations.
'ric],cts may he obta ined from any
of the members of thc Association.
This dance is one of a series of social
affuirs and l'ntertailllllents that the
gntertainment Committee is planning
for the fall and wintcr seasou.
A little latN will cOllie the annual
dinuer-danee with the awarding of
prizl's won in the big tournallll'nt which
stu rtR this aftl'l'Iloon, alltl se\'l'ral novcl
entertainml'nt features.
SOllie time during the late fall a rcg·
ular "Broudwa~' production" is prom'
bed. Chairman Bob Pattison says Ile
has the" big c\'cnt" up his slee\'l', and
"'C ha\'e bel'n reliahly informed that
I he wirell'ss has 1)('en working overtiml'
lately hetwl'en the Pattison Station ou
CIll'stuut a\'elrue and the Donnl'lly·
Belasco Re!rl'at at Oeean City. Well,
we'l1 see, as thl' pl'riseope used to hl'
i ship hy our de\'otion to mutual helpful.
so fond of saying.
But in the ml'auwhile don't forg"t.
the Glad-'l'o·See-}'ou·HolIIp Dalll'p, Fri-
day e\'ening, Sept"lIIher 10-that's the
first Friday night after Lahor Day.
Bob Pattisol\ conc1ude<1 that. thl'
'Yeathcr Mail eoul,ln't chuek all the
hot wcathl'r so carly ill Sl'ptl'm})('I', an,1
so he r]l'pided to make this <Janre an-
other Rhirt waist affair.
~fell1hl'rR arl' urge<1 to hc on hand
and bring tlll'ir fl'il'nds. A good jazz
orchcstra will he on tIle joh, and thl'rc
is c\'ery reason to hl'lil'\'e thnt, as Bill
Hall \\'ollld sa~', "n pleasant til1ll'. wj1\
he hnd hy all."
Hot Fight on in
Main Line League
THREE MORE GAMES TO BE PLAY·
ED IN SECOND HALF OF SEA-
SON-PAOLI AT NAR-
BERTH TODAY.
OUI' rrOWJI's sporting writer was
pri\'iltog,~d to atl,'lId a ~lain Lillc Base·
I'all L('agu\' llipl'!iug at \\'aylll' Oil ~fon­
da~' L'\'ell i Ill!.
It sp"ms that a'·(·()l'dill/.!
Ll'agul\ rulPH, in t" t'lit uf rain on all
of til" <1iamolld" Ihl' seh('llull',1 gallll's
a 1'(' to I", dlop"" froll\ thp sclle,lul\'.
110\\'1'\'''1', as lhe "','athl'r did not l'"rmit
h:dl heing pla.n'd oil l'ith,,1' August 21st
OJ' ~\ug·u~t :!Stll, the mCl\tillg W:18 ~:tllc(l
10 (;""i,h' ,,1I1'1]a'l' or 1101 th(' rull's \I'('I'C
10 ])p l°ltangpd alld tltl' post pOlled galHL'R
1'1".,"'" ofr a j t l'I' till' I'll d of t hI' season,
::s t h"I''' is lots "I' ha""hall wl'athl'r in
".-hil'h to play thl'lII.
l<'i\'l~ of Ih,' Illallagcl's agn'e,l to play
011' the post pOlled gallll'S, hut oUp so·
ealJed IlInnagl'r woulll 1I0! pi n'l thl'
('on:-;Cllt lI('('el"sary to IHake tlu'). ,-ote
unl~nill1ous, as his team headed the club
stundillg, and ha\'illg a 1L>ad did not.
fecI eonlid"lIt of' holdillg it.
(Continued on Page 3.)
ALL LETTERS
FOR
NARBERTH
SEND IN FIRESIDE .
ITEMS
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PRICE- THREE CENTS
HAROLD D. SPEAKMAN, POST 356,
NARBERTH, PA.
For God and Country, we associate
ourseh'cs together for the following
purposes: '1'0 uphold and dcfcn<l the
COllstit utioll of the United States of
America; 10 lIlailltnill law aud order; to
fostl'r alld perpetuate a onl' hundred
per eent. "\meriellllism; to preserve the
nll'mories alld incidents of our associa·
t ion ill the Great War; to inculcate a
sel;se of' ill<1ividual ohligation to the
eOllllllullity, State and ;\'ation; to eom-
hat. the autocracy of holh the classes
11l.d tlll' masse,,; to nlllkl' right. the mas-
ter of might; to promote peace and
good will on l'arth; to safeguard and
fmn"lII il t.o posterit~· the principles of
justiel', frecdom and 'le.mocraey; to
consecrate and sallctify our comrade·
II('ss.-Pn'amhle 10 thl' COllstitutioll of
the AIIIl'ri('an Legion.
OUR NEW HOME.
'I'hl' Harold D. Spl'aklllall Post, :156,
Jliarl)('rth, Pa., has Il'asl'rl with an op-
tion to I'url.'hasc, thl' little office at the
('OI'IIl'r of Elmwood alld Essl'x a\'ellllCs,
Oil th(' south side.
The location is ideal and it will be
a great asset to huildillg up the mem·
hership in the Post.
There arc suflieient carpenters, paint-
l'rs, plum hl'rs alld mcchanics in the Post
to do any altl'rations nl'cl'ssary nt the
"O"t of tIle IIlHtel'ial. .
Th" 11"11' hOllle of thl' Post will also
l'e the hOllle of thc Auxiliary.
TIIC Post has writt.en to t.he Com-
lIIalldl'r of tIll' Boy Scouts offl'ring to
fhenl thl' ust' of the building as a IIleet-
ing placl' on :'Ifoll(lay evcnings.
It iR \I-ith a grl'at deal of pleasure
that \H' take this opportunity t.o thank
1hp Pi rp ConlJlllll~' for pcrmitting us to
m('('t ill tli"il' huil,ling, frl'e of charge,
1I0t to nl('lIt iOI1 thl' h('a t :lJal light eon-
snllll'd.
Thc Social COllllllittl'1' of the Allx'
iliary and th" Post all' planning for a
to the
grant! 0pl'lIing' lIight. Wateh for the
Ilate to hl' annollll(',',1 later.
'I'hl' Xar!wrth Ameril'an Ll'gion Build-
in,\{ and Loan Association \l'illllll'l't an,]
upl'n t Ilci r fi rst sl'ril's in the ne\\' home
of lhe 1'o"t next Tuesday l'\'ening be-
1\\'('l'n ; I1l1d f) o'clock.
READ YOUR WEEKLY.
I I' ."011 hu\'!' 1I0t. rl':](1 the article en'
titll',1 "rt J~ Only .Jnsticl'," on puge
IS of thl' August 2;th issue, you should
110 so.
Di,l ~·ou lIotice the 11l1\'l'rtisell1l'nt of-'
fning' '1']](' Stars allll Stripes, all the'
~p\'''lIt y·onl' issues, rl'printl'd exactly
:till] suhstaut iall,\' houllll in a single vol·
II nll' , \\'ord for \\'0 I'll , lille for lille for
the slllall SUIll of $12.00? Scc 'hac k page
Allgnst 27th issuc.
VIC':':'ORY MEDAL BLANKS.
'rhe lle"l'ssary hlanl{s :\llll afiidadt
forllls for ohtaining your Yietory lIll'dal
han'lInin',], Sl'1' thp Post Adjutnnt.
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIA-
TION.
Thl' following artiell' should 11I'0\'e
to ,,\·er.\· snhs,'rihpr Vf stoek in thc
i'lIrhl'rth Aml'riean Lpgioll Building
alltl Loun As~ociation the atlvalltagl' of
"a\'ing at least. on(' dollnr per 1II0nth
t!OW:
A F,\LIJING ]\[ARH:gT.
1II0dl'rn \\'al' hns he en follo\\'cd
1':\'('1'.\'
by 1111 l'1'l1 of high priceR which has been
supersl"l"tl e\'Clltually by norll1al prices
nnd \'lllllcs. Ecollomists lllld financiers
of tOIII1~- Ilre C?llry in predicting wllCn
(Oontinued on Pa.ge 4.)

OUR TOWN
An Exp~riment in Co-operative
Journalism-No Paid Workers.
Owned and Published every Saturday
by the Narberth Civic Association.
:-lubscription price onc dollar Lnd fifty
et'nts per year in advance.
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OFFICERS OF THE NARBERTH
OIVIC ASSOCIATION
March 26, 1920.
Presiden t, Robert J. Edgar.
Vice-President, Joseph H. Nash.
Vice-President, Augustus J. Loos.
Vice-President, lIIrs. C. P. l!'owler.
Treasurer, Miss Maisie J. Simpson.
Secretary, Miss Huth E. Prescott.
Directors 1923, Mrs. A. B. Ross, Mrs.
D. D. Stickney, J. Garfield Atherholt,
I. A. Miller, C. Lawrence Warwick, A.
E. Wohlert; Directors 1922, J. J. Cu-
brey, WaIter A. Fox, H. R. Hillegas,
Charles H. A. Chain, W. R. D. Hall,
Harry A .•lacobs; Directors 1921, F. A.
Lanahan, Daniel Leitch, George T.
Knutzen, J. B. Nesper, E. A. Mur.ehamp,
Fletcher W. Stites.
HARRY A. J AeOBS,
Editor.
A. J. Loos, Henry Rose,
Ass'Jciate Editors.
MAIZIE J. SIMPSON,
Ca.shier.
Bend all advertising and news i terns to
P. O. Box 966.
Our Town is on sale at the depot
newslrtand, and at the store of H. E.
Davis.
EnteTed as second-class matter
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~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 eacIl
week.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1920
EMEUGENCY PHONE CALLS
Fire, 350
Police, 1250
Editorial
·N"O'I'ICE TO WOMEN 'iTOTERS.
WOlViEN OWNING PROPERTY
IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY
NEED NOT PAY AN ADDI-
'lIONAL TAX.
',. hOEe who are NO'r property
,. \'.'llelS send money to the County
Treasurer, Norristown, Pa., with
a ~elf-addressed and stamped en-
velope fOr return receipt 'before
October 2. Stamps will be ac-
cepted.
Assessments are as follows:
Servants, Housekeepers, House-
wives, and at Home, 20c.; ste-
nographers, Bookkeepers, Clerks,
Teachers, Musicians und all
trades, 25c.; Professional Women,
30c.; Lady or Retired, 40c.
A married woman may 'be as-
sessed as Housewife or House-
keeper. A lady living at home
with no occupation may be as-
sessed as At Home.
1'0 the Ec!itor of Ollr Town:
I han.' had to e:ul\'el my illsllralH'e on
Illy hOllsehol,l goods as the horllllgh has
1I0t l'1lUsell to illstall fin' h.nlrants
withill (iOO fl'l'I 01' th., hOllses ill Xar-
brook Park aud the" protl'l't iOIl "!alls,'"
ill the iusul'UII,'e 'po!il'Y Inal,,'s it \'oid.
even if issued, wlH'u this fire prot l'"t ion
is missing.
'l'his matter has bl'en ,lis"usspd fre,
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Frederic A. Lanahan
Insurance - Service
205 Forest A ve. N..rb~~:ha344 R
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fjuently ancl Coulleil all<1 1"ire Chief as
wcll as ulldl'rwritcrs, arc all Ilware ut
this, but 110 one has takcn s(el's tu
ehallgc this ,·onditiOlI.
rrhe illsllrullee eOlllJHlllies :lIltl 0, heir
:Lg'eJlts ha \'e all ]OllIWH t.hi~, :;ot jn
I
spite 111\'1"'01', they h:ne is,,lIe,! what olle
lll:t.Y \\·(,11 ('all hogns polieics in the lu'!·
IiI'I' that IIll OIH' will bother readillg the
poJi (,,Y.
111 ('\'('lIt of a fit'l" I am :oiure
..
sh:<11 Jilld that the \Il1dl'lWl'iters will
.·lailll that thl' l'0lid,'s aI',' l'IlIl aud
,~oid, yet 1 fel'i tllat it is Ill' to ollr
bl'ill\:l'rs aud ill:-iurallt.'c (~oHlpallIL':-\ to ad-
\'i:-:c 11:-i aJlll llot ael'l'}It Jl\lllll'Y under
1'" 1,,· p ... ·t ('1l~'·S.
AISl'. rl'sidellts ill :\arhrook l'ark
Jia.,' '·:1<·h "hollt :r].)II,OII 10 *~.)tJ,O() in
t:txes l'\·(lr.\~ year, yet all thl'y get ift
tllC pri\'i1l'g'<' of w:tlkiJl~ Oil tht~ lHIrougl1
strpeb:, garbage :lJ1(1 ash l"ollL'l'tioll, ItO
li;.dlt~ (as yct). 110 upl,,'ep of the roads.
Is it Hot nhont t illle tllat this was
"hanged? Couul'il will 110 .!ouht get to
this sOll1e tilill', hut why Hot now?
(Sigll,'d) c\. I';. \\,OIl.L1mT,
August :lOth. ln~(I.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
Sealed proposals will be received for
constructing approxi mately 815 feet of
S-inch yitrified pipe sewers and three
m:inholes, up to 8 P. M. September 6,
]!J20, at the office of Borough Council,
Xarbertll, Pa., when the same will be
opened by the Highway Committee.
Plans and specifications may be ob"
tained from George B. Sllpplee, Street
COllllnissioner, XarlJerth,. Pa., or from
Alhright & )fehus, the engineers, !J07
Land 'rille, Philadl'iphia. c\ deposit
of $]0.00 will he refjuired for plans and
specifications, whiph ,dll he returned
upon receipt of the plans an,l sp,~cifil''''
t ions in goo,] oJ"(ler. Certifier] "heck for
$100 lllust apPolllJl:Iny pnch bill.
COllJwil respn'es t he right to reject
an~' or all hills and a'l'nr,l the "ontr:l('\
ns it ]]lay decm to the hest illterest of
thp Borough.
WALTOX ~r. \vEXTZ.
('hai"Ilt:1I1 or the High,,·,\.,' COllllllit1,·",
Drawn For Jury Duty
RESIDENTS OF LOWER MERION
i\ND NARBERTH SUMMONED
FOR SEPTEMBER TERM.
Grallil jllrors, I'd it jurors alld t r:l'.'
('J':,t' ~illt'(jr~ ill l . . ow('1' ~rl'l'i(lJl :111(1 ~Hr­
llt'rth, drawn I'llI' the Si:'ptl'lIlhcl' tPl'1ll
of thp ~rlllltg{)l111'I','; Cllllllf~p C011l'tS. are
as follows:
Grand Jury,
"','pI, of t;Pl'tVlIl],,'r D,
\\'i 11 i" III T. c\ hell, ,\ I'd IIll1rl',
,I lISl'plt ~r. Bl'a tty, Br~·11 ~ra WI'.
C1nl'l'lll'\' S. U:!rdlll'l'. (lyUW,\·fl. '
(':1111 !,hp11 Hollill:-iOll, ..:\ l'dlllol'P.
Petit Jury.
\\,,,,,1, •. r :-i'·I'I('IIt1 ... r 1:;,
lIa 1'1',1' ,\ II ,! n',,·s. A rdllllln',
\\'ilJialll .1, lIarri~, LlI\I('r ~Lerion.
E\":lJl .folll'S. Bryn ~1:twJ'.
~r. 1', Lippill"ott, BrYII ~[al\"',
Harry T. L""llolli, Br,\'11 ~[awr.
Cltarh's :C:, ]'0\1.,11, A,.,llllorl'.
~"1I111l'1 T. no", IlaH'rrllr,1.
~;. Ho!ltlr1 HH:-::-O. :\arlll'rtlJ.
O~"ar ~,'Ii:\('f('r, lJa lao
\\"illialll Il. :-;1I}(·dlpy, Xar!>prth.
no]'I,',\' I':, \Yal'ller. Ard1l101('.
'l'raverse Jury.
\\'epk of Sel'teIllbcr 27.
.la1lH·~ Urllshy BrowlI, ArdIllore.
•Ialll(,s Dolall, Hosemollt.
S:l1l1nel Haws, Anhnore.
Hiehn r,! .1. Hallliltoll, Ardmore.
Bl'njamill .Jacobs, Bala.
.lal'lI!> A. Kettellring, Ardmore.
'l'ltlllllas A. Nethereote; BrYII ~ra\Yr.
\Yillialll W. Waters, Narhert11,
Traverse Jury.
Wepk of Odober 4.
,\rtltllr H. Clt'yellger, Cynwyd.
. .laIllP~ Din'lI. Xarherth.
Hpllry Glasgow (llIa~' be Glasgow
]["lIry), ~Lerioll.
Hil'har,l Kil,la~', BrYII ~[awr.
.Iohll Eo Latla, Hayerfonl.
AlfrPll C, ~[allh', BrYII :Mawr.
G"or:.:" 'I'aylor, Sr., ArtImore.
ASH COLLECTIONS.
Will be macle Oil the north side Tues-
,lay and IVedllesday, September 7th and
8th; south side. Thurs<1ny and Friday,
Spptember ·9th and 10th.
Durillg the mOllth of October und the
following months, until further notico,
""hes will be ('ollectccl each weok, Mon-
,lay and rruesdny. north side; Wednes-
.lay and Thursduy, south side.
GEO. B. SUPLEE,
Street Commissioner.
NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN
ot course, .1
HOWARD'S
Telephones,
Scout News 1267
deliver - aD1
place-aD1
1268 time.
IVell, here ,,·e are back again fwm
allot her week's stay at our instruetioll The Brightest Spot in Narberth
e:unp, Camp Delmollt.
Owing to a great. many of our troop A Drug Store in the Most Modern Sense of the Term
heing in other States, wc had only ]!)
out of 40 to partake of the week's
pleasure, but those ]!J had some filII.
\\'0 If you tIOII 't helie,~e it, ask lIrer~it Asbestos Insulating Company
Dn \is, who was the hoss oj' the fed
t able. lIe was obliged to work oYer-
315 W. Main Street, Norristown, Pa.
time on his saxapholle to amuse the PHONES
....-
other scouts at night arollllll the cnmp Norriatown 791 Market 4686 Narberth 302-J
fin',· Al~o, ask Herherl. Krell, who
lIe,~er seemed too tired to \\,:111t to help
_---_ .
out where he could. Estimates submitted on covering Boilers, Pip-
Gordon Rudolph was the stn I' worker,
heillg the ollly scout iu our troop to ing, etc. All kinds of covering for all purposes
n('.complish in olle week earnillg the
required lIumber of points to cntitle
him to a C. D. He also W;IS the only
nile to enrll a membership in the Nnal~li
Trihe. 'Vhell you sec him, ask him We Invite Your Inquiries Regarding
how hI' gnl. those rell st.ripes on his
hade
Narberth Real Estate
'Veils Wanalllaker also workell hard and Assure You of Our Best Efforts
for his poilltS, hut as it was his first
~'ear at Gnmp, llC did 1I0t know tile
to Answer Your Requirements
ropes liS well as Gorllon dill, but ho got This office does a strictly brokerage business and has no par-
t11('1'e hy staying' an extra week, as dill
ticular properties in which it is interested-thus guaranteeing the
Robert Pattell, although Bobby could
IJn"e worked a little harder the first buyer unbiased information regarding any particuiar property.
week had it not heen that lui had the Oar Ref.rences-Anyone with whom we have done business
fish ill," hug.
Onr fisherman, Alexancler Burt, came ROBERT ~. NASH
prepared for hig game, with a won- Real Estate Broker
,1 ('I'ful fishillg pole and line, hut for
sOllie renson or another, the hig fish
1001 CHESTNUT SfREET, PHILADELPHIA
MEMBER. PHILADELPHIA REAL ESTATE BOARD
suw llil1l cOllling alld fled for their lives
Reaidence. 104 Graylin, Avenue, Narberth
:lnd thalto left only the sl1laller fish for
Reaideace Phoae: Narberth 605
nn rt to play with.
1"rnupis Lamhert wns II i"l,wl 1111',1
"DI,,·k Foot" last yenr. hut this year
hp rais(',] his titlp to "lIot 1"001." He
"an th:lllk his seoul. master for that.
H'lI\~a]'(l I"aldle was "ra7-zetl" good
:~n,l ph'ut~" this ~'par, but hI' took it like
a lIIajor,
Panl LOllglp~' was 11('.'·"1' to be foulld
Watch Two Men
whpu thp illsppdion of 1<'lItS was llla,k, pay a bill. One takes money from his pocket
This ]'pillg his fir~t ~'p:lr. he was out and receives change with a receipt, which must
f"r 1'1111. :In,l he "prtailil.,' h,,,l it.
,\t1Jnrtlin Laup \\~:lS exppetiug to p!:I"
be kept safely for protection. The ot her pays
IpJlni, :11 ,·a1llp. ],ut· \\~e si,ll'lraekp,l his the exact sum by check, which isa receipt-he
r"I,k,,! '1llipkl~' allll illste,,,l p;a,~p billl a
fl'\\- l(,~~()lIs in pC'p1illg' pntat(\e~.
has no other bother.
1111,,,,11 Sharp had his first illtro,!1I'" The convenient way costs nothing-it actually
tloll to :1 1'lJd Asl, hilll ho\\' it
f,',,!s,
.n-l'llJlI·lt,
returns a profit in time savpd, convenience and
(1el':1],l ~I"'IT~' all'] .laek ('UllllillD;h:l'" safety.
ha,l 1IIn,1p Ul' tllPir lIlill,ls to ha'·p n rip
SJlOrtil!J!' gnllil tilllP, whit'h We' thin], Our facilities are at your service.
the~' did. hilt n"," also h:1l1 '1uite a
few less"llS ill "'lllitar," .lllt~',
Frank Jlalnllll'r ('all Ivash dishes as
g;ood :I~ :lIlYOIiC tlOW, so he ought
he of IIIlJl't' ll:-il' around t he house.
tu
The Merion Title and Trust Company
'fhumas ~Ierld,' was 1lie fUrellllllll'r Narberth Office • • Opposite Station
of the trool', "Iways rllllllillg a!i"ad 1 .
illfol'1l1 the (((It'1ol' w!Jl'lIe\'l'r :IIIYlllH' \\":1.;
:-ottlllg hy n IH'P.
Tum )'le..:\lIiilfc Sl'l'lJ1l'd to l'lljoy
l1Iillute of the We'e!;. 0111.,' \I h"11 h" 11:1>
("'loJ,\'
thitlldllg abollt iee \!l'l'<llli. UlIl' lIig'lli
WllCll iJl DUIIlIll:-i('ytU\\"1I he \\':1:-: :-'1.1 afraid
he \\'tluhl Jlevel' ~l'C it:l' t:lealll :I~2:aill ill'
bought :--0 11111<·11 he gilt s:a.il'd.
Baseball Today
Hubert Ui]f.. lill was allolher d,·till\
of the strap oil ,gallg-, this tlt'illg hi;-o;
1irst yeal', IHlt bl'IitJ\-I.' lIS, he gilt :-;(!IWft' AT NARBERTH
aftcr lw kllcw hOlv to lllak,' a leul
·lI'rell('h.
Our little nla,,'ot, Bahe ['at 11'11, W:t' Game Called 3.15 P. M.
agaiu the sallie lit lie ~porl h., was last
~'ear au<l lH'~':I1l talkillg' ahout goill~
again next' yl'ar as tiUOti as he got
hOllle.
.Joseph SlIyuer, accolllpallied hy hi~
father, Dr, ::;uyder, sllrprisl'd us ou .Fri,
NARBERTH vs. PAOLI
.day and 1'0ur .10", who is alll'a;p will,
ing to do tltillgs, was allowed h,)' sOllle
of the other boys to take their pia,·.. ,
ulld do their duties, so poor .Ioe hall
one ,,'cel,s' ,york sho,~ed into ou" day,
He took it like a durk takes to water,
The Garden Nurseries
Dr. Snyder sC"lIle<l to eu.joy his sltort
stny.
Montgomery and Price Avenues
'l'he S('out ~raster, t,'r..c! C. L'atteu,
agaill Clljqyl'U ldlllRclf iIllBICllSLll~' null SPRING FLOWERING BULBS
thanks the boys for the lIl:lII1H'r ill
whi"h the.,' (,oll,lud..,l thelusel\'es. HARDY PERENNIAL PLANTS ~~; FLOWER GARDEN
'rhe entire troop wish to thau], ~lr.
.J. ;r. Cabrey, of !'iarherth. for ttlkiug
alld bl'iJlgiug' us 1Ia('k frolu calllp with
Larkspur (Delpbiuum) Bella Donna
his jj,·,,-.tou tl'll\'k. awl W(~ hope he re- Sweet William
"ein',] the lett .. !" writteu aud sigm',l at Pink Beauty Columbines (LODg Spurred) Mixed
"alll]> by all tIl .. melllhers 01' '['roop No,
Seedlings, $3.00 per 100.. 25 for $1.00
I. :\arb"rth Ho.,~ i"'outs.
Hollyhocks (assorted colors)
COUNTY POPULATION. Seedlings, $6.00 per 100 25 for $2.00
Transplant.J Stock Double Abolllll Price.
C"usus ligures f,'r Mon tgolll ery Coun, PLANT NOW AND SAVE MONEY
ty gin' the total popnlation at 1!J!),~!O
1'01' .l!l20. an inerease of :Hl,OUO, or lUi A.k for Catalog on Peonies, Iria and Spring Flowering Bulb.
Jler cellt. iu the last decnde. Population
iu UllO (\'u,! IG9,'-'(10 aud inHlOO was A. E. WOHLERT NARBERTH
138,995.

SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.
Merlon Meeting House, Merlon, Pa..
Merion Meeting is open for worship
every First·day morning at 11 o'clock.
We cUldially welcome any visitors who
desire to worship with us.
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, 9.30.
Masses on llOly days, 6.30 and 8.30
A. M. Weekdays at 8. Evening devo-
tions and other services at regular
times.
ALL SAINTS CHURCH, WYNNE·
WOOD, PA.
Rev. Gibson Bell, Locum Tenens.
Rev. Malbone H. Birckhead, Associate.
Sunday services:
8.15 A. l\I.-Holy Communion.
9.45 A. M.-Sullday School.
11.00 A. M.-Morning service and ser-
mon.
A free auto\)us brings the children to
and from Sunday School und the melll-
bel'S to allll from Church, leaving Nar·
berth Station at 9.40 and 10.40. If
requestcd it will leave the station at
8.00 for the early service.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Rev. Arthur S. Walls, Pastor.
SUII,I:l.'", Sl'plclIliJ.. r 3th:
fl.4;3 A. l\1.-SUllda.'" Sl'hool.
I l.ou A. l\1.-l\lortJ; IIg WOl"'],; 1'.
('eptioll' of 1I1l'IUllel':-: alld COJIIllltlllioll.
G.;W I'. l\f.-L·llioll t\\'ilig],1 ,,'ni., .. ,
,'OI"lICr 11:11111,,1"11 :llId \\"illd~ol" 'i\"'lIl1l'~.
Spcakl'I". Iic", 'l'holll:lS \r, 1>:1 ,i~ . •,f
Phila'lPlphia, fill" '''"11'' 1 illl" I'I"ol.'slallt
pastor ol' lIo~' Isl:llld ill 1"'1,,tlt' of the
Fc.lP,:ltt',1 Chul'l'h.,s ot' I'hil:;dl'll'hia.
"'e(ltll'~d:l.'", ~'''l'tl'1I11,,'r '''Ih-Olll' O\l'1l
PI':l.\~PI' 1l1(\etiJI~ ill Hlll' 0\\"11
t1ilH I ""(lp],S \Vt l ha ,"II I)(\t'll
ludolf "\\"oJ'l-iJdp. "As we a~:--t.'lIlh!t.' ill our
dlun·lll's ag'aill 10 takl' Ul' OUI' fall
adi,'iti,'s. Il't 1h,'I'l' It" a rall," of all
otlr 111"111 bt1r~.
LABOR SUNDAY OPEN-AIR MASS
MEE'l'ING.
rrhe 1l1liOll t,dlig"ht ~('I'\"j('e~ whil·h
ha,-p 11(11'11 lipId e\"l'ry ~llll(lay ('\"elling
<luring' the ~UIl1IlIl'r at the ("fHll<'1' of
Hamjl,l"1l :Iud Owylillg a ""II III". will
l·lo~<.' 1l1'xl :--\lIlldn.\" t'\ 211irll,,!" with :1 lIia~s
1IlPctiJlg ill t·plehl'al iOll of
Da.'· l\lIlida~·. Th,' 'I"'"k,'r "'ill ht' tIlt'
Re\'. 'l'homas \\'. ])a ,'i~, ,ii' "hila,"'1-
phia, who is ClltillClitly fitt .. d 10 Itrillg
the right lnr~sage t'dr tll(' hour. POl'
sOllie timc, he scn'ed thc F"d"rale,l
Clmrc]lCS of Philad,'ll'h ia as Protestaut
pa~tor of JIog- IsJalld, all,l is 1I0W Phila-
ill'lphia COllfl'rl'w'c Enlll;!l'list. 110 ha:.:
sl'l'\·e.] as Chal'laill of JllllllerOUS ath-
letic, fra1<'l'Ilal awl military orgalliza-
tions, :IlIlI is a popular :Illd pleasiug
speaker.
Special musi,~ is Ileing prepa red.
DOII't forgl'1. SIII}(la.'" 0\'l'1I ing, 1;';10
o'docl.
BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE
EVANGEL.
___ I
Rev. Avery S. Demmy, B. D., Pastor.
Serdc<.'s Sundny, September 5, 1920:
9.30 A. ~L-~[ol'lling prayer ser\'ice:
9.45 A. M.-Sunday School.
11.00 A. M.-~Iorning worship. Lahor
Day sermon hy the pastor on the sub-
ject, "Brend Lahar." Communion
service.
6.30 P. 1\r.-Union vesper sen·ice.
8.00 'Vednesdny e\'cning--Prayer
service conducted by the pastor.
SAVE
...... _.. - AND INVEST.
([ Narberth American Legion Build-
ing and Loan Association will open
their first series in September. __
([ Watch .for: further
ments.
NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN I
A ~S~UT~.e!A
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Hot Fight on in OFFICERS OF THE WOMEN'S AUX·
ILIARY, NARBERTH Y. M. C. A,
Rev. John Van Ness, Minister.
Meetings for next Sunday:
Main Line League President-Mrs. D. D. Stickney. FinellI Pholoplay The-
atre of Its Size In the
(Continued from Page 1.) Vice·President-l\Irs. J. B. Darlington. EnUre World.
9.·15 A. :r.I.-Sunday School. A place
and a welcome for all. Sccretary-Mrs. C. L. McLean. Pb.toplav,,-Contlnuoull 10 A. M. to I1.Se
P.M.
11.00 A. "'f.-Public worHhip. '1'he Standing of tlle Clubs. Treasurer-Mrs. H. C. Keirn.
pastor has returned from hiH vacation W'>lI. 1..0'1. I'. C. Phil a., Po.
Chairmen of Committees.
alld will oecup;r the pulpit this morn- Berwyn .' ,........ 4 1 .son
Bryn :Ma\\'l' , " :l .noll l\[e11l hership-l\Irs. Samuel Dickie.
iug.
Karhcl'th , ) iI .40n Visiting-Mrs. Romaine HolTman.
Ii.ao P. M.-Ullioll twilight lllpetiug.
2 3 .100, House-Mrs. W. N. Mills.
The sermon will he dcli vcred by He\'. Wnync
Social-Mrs.. G. Merritt Davis.
PROGRAM
'1'. 'V. Davis, W]lO will di~c\iss the rela- S1:. ])cnis ." ".:! ';j .-10U
tion of the Church 10 the labor prob- Paoli 2 :: .,11111 Music-Mrs. T. Noel Butler.
,\ppc:ds to sl",rlsnlallshil' did nol
lems.
seelll to gf'! t hroug'h l\rr. l\[anagpr's
WEEK of SEPTEMBER 6
Church Notes.
sknll and thl' 011,,'1' thc tcallls who
'rhe regular mi.l·week prayer llIeet-
illg will he heltl Ilext 'Ve<luesdny Cypll'
ing.
Thp suhj<.'t"!' of the SCl'mOIl tomOrrow
moruing hy Hcy. .johll "n.n Nc~s will
wcrc ,rilling to lak.. a .. hance nt win·
Ililig nnturally did 1101 l'l'pl '·cr.\, killtlly I
10war,1 thc hold·ont.
Thl' spn.tinll'nt ul' th,' other teallls
SPECIAL I Ethel Clayton
in
nftcl' tlte nH\(,till~ :"WPIII:-; 10 eXpl'CHS it:-
Ill' "'I'he Christiall 'Vork,'r," aud \\'ill
Ill' t'sl)('l'ially nppropriatl' to Lahor Sun. s('1f in "Beat B"rwyll or Bnst a All Summer Shoes
\Iay. BUI'kle," aml Salnrda.,· n1'tnrllooll allll
1wo ga IlIPS La hor Day \\'ill t l'lI thl' Reduced to Cost "Crooked Street."
story.
909 Narberth Women \\'ill lknryll play a t'llnlllpionshil'
st'ril's with :\al'l,,'rlh, Willlll'rS of tho Better come in and look
Registeredto Vote at til'st hnlf. 01' will l\'al'llel'1h play it with
olle of thp other t('alllsi
them over ~1AIN PRODUCTION START8 A8 NBA.
AS POSSIBLE TO 10.00 A. III" 12.00, 1.00,
Presidential Election Saiul'llay. SpptpllII'cr ·tlh:
Paoli at Xarherth. Narberth Shoe Store 3•..15. 5,45, 7.45. 9.S0 P. U,
\\'ayn" at B,·r\\)'n.
(Continued from Page 1.) 209 Haverford Avenue
81. J)('uis at nr~'11 ~[nwr.
alld the joh finisht'd, ,\s,.. s~or \\'(\1'I\cr
~ai.1 fl'llllkly that h" \·oul.1 Ilot ~ay too
Lahor Day, Spptelllher lith, 10 A. l\L:
:\arhl'l'th af ]krw~·II.
Narberth NARBERTH GARAGE
llIuch ill praise of thc thorough IIHIIlIl<.'r 131'.\'11 :\In\\'r at Paoli.
Raymond Weils, Proprietor
ill which the \\'Ollil'll had ,lollp the \\'01'1,.
\\'ithout tlwm, h" sa.,'s he dot's 1I0t sPP
St. Dellis nf Waylle.
Lahor Day, S('l'teIll1)('1' (ith, :1.13 P. l\L
GASOLINE, OIL, SUPPLIES
how it woulll lin ,." 1"','n possihlt· for
him to han' IlHI.I" all.'"thing' IiI", a "o III ,
'Vayllp at Narlwrth. Subscribe for EXPERT REPAIRING
BCl'\r~'n a 1 Bryn ~r'I\\T.
pkll' I'p!!i~t ratioll within tl,,· 1'('quirr'"
tilllp.
Pnoli af St. j)plIis. "Our Town" - - ..
Telephone Narberth 1633
_,--,---_._--~-----_._--
Women Volunteer Services.
• • ••• ••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • __ • • • • r
~-\~ .'50011 a~ A"sspssor 'VUnlPI' l'pepi,"cd
~
illstruC'!iolls for th" rpgis.tration from
I h,' ('oullty Conllllissioners, hI' got III
NeTleE COOK BROSI
t()\)(·h with sCYl'ral of 1h" ,YOlnCIl ot'
Plumbing Roofing
Ill'·
thp borough whc)ln 11(1 ],JlC\\' w(Ore jilt ('1'-
.'sle,l ill slltl'rag<.'. :II)(] asked thelll if
NARBERTU TAXI SERVICE Heating
th('\~ had :llly :--ugge:->tiolls as to jlow
Vatrick P. Donahue
lh': joh ('ollhi 1>(' dOlll'. 'I'ht',Y il1lll)(',li· The Time is Ripe Now for Us
:It<,11y YOhliltPCl'Pll their :--;t'l'\'ircs and
:--lI.!}~ll~t('d 111at a (·()1ll111i{-t(\(· of \VOllll'll
Taxi meets all trains Store orders promptly delivered
to overhaul your HEATING SYS·
hp orgnllizl'd to Jllal,e a hCH1~(1-t-o·h()1I:--;tl Baggage called for and delivered Freight delivered TEM for the coming WINTER.
)'.','-'- i:--11':t t ion, ;\~s(ls~()r ',,"arllt.'l" appro""
We are in a position to give you
t.1i this :--ng-gestioJI nud a lllcctillg "':IS Open Day and Night 'Phone 1633 excellent SERVICE immediately.
,."]],,,] for Satul'tl"y e""JliJl!! at thl'
WE are the Agenls for the KING
t·hurell. }·'Ol' 1)()11Il' of ~rrs. "'Ill. H. Ooo<1all. on DJld·
KOAL KAHBURETOR, a device
111('4'1 illg" in I",' a"t'Jlne. At this Illel'tillg lh,· 1'01· whicb Kuts Vo lIT Koal Bill 25·40 %,
11l~\"iJlg' ('(lllllllittce wa~ fOl'IllPt1: designed for Furnaces, Tank
l\[rs. C. 1'. Fowler, ('hainn'l1l; ~Irs. Healers, Boilers a' d Coal Ranges.
K C. Halehelor, ::\Irs. 'V. J. ~rulholI"ll".
~Irs, Will. B. (1oo.lall, ",[rs. F A. ~[US·
"h:lIl1p. '~riss Carol .Iusti,·l', ~riss ~rarillJl
Narberth Register
Two Linea, JOe per ill8ue; Se for each additional line
Give us a Kall. Narberth 302J.
.J,,,1i,·,,, \II'~. I':d\\'"rd II ""·s. ~rr,. . 1.
(·lillp;.'r. ~fiss 1"alllli .. Loos. ~rrs, "'alll'1 JOBBING ALTERATION8
ACCOU1'ITANTS
n"tl"ll'l!. ~riss EJllli,'" Williams. ~rrs, lULIi
n.
Willi"llI Ehlli. l\rl's. I':. \Y. SI!Jith, ~rrs.
.\ .•1, ('1al'h. ~rrs. Sarah .Io]o's, ~ri~s
Gottshall, Ii. Public Accountunt, 303
COuwu,r Avenue, XarLJel'lh, Pa.
Kelm, H. C. Certified publlo Acoountant.
Beult-Powell Dalrlee. Pbone. Yreston 28n
See dIsplay advertlaenlent In tbis Is.ue
MUBIC
Clarence A. Speakman
202 Dudley aV". Phone. Narberth 800'W,
.\1111" \la,'](eag'. aJld ~liss ~rnr~' ~r,,('· AU1'(»IOIHLES.
Leee' Garage--Repalrlng. Etc. Phone. 1605.
Loo!', I'~(lnll,}' II.
:>tu<110, Arcade Bldg.
Piano tenclJer.
Phone. 311l·J. Carpenter and Builder
K('a"!!.
Sarl.t~rth (;arage. Phone Narberth 1633. NOTAItl' PUBLIC. Phone 1652-R Narberth
Visit Evcry House ill One Day, Sl'e display u,h'ertlsement In tills Issue. "~lI'erle•• d. II. 111 Naruerth ave.
till' Lahor ,\ss"ssor \\':11'11(,1' Jill'! with th" ,'OllJ'
Au'r()~IOIHLE SEln'ICE
Phone. 666.M. -------_._------ --
Jlli1t<\{1 and pxplahlt'd tlHI law g'O\"('1'I1- Censore, Sabie. Phone, 672. ShnllNon, Darry A. 232 Essex Ave.
ill~' 1lit' 1'l\f!1:--1rn1ioll lIt' \ot.'r:-; alld ~:t\-e
:>"l' ,llspluy udvertlsl'llIl'nt In this Issue.
Donahue, Patrick I'" I'hone ]0;1:1.
Phont'o Narberth 030.
Ty.on, Warren It. Phone, Narberth 1202.W. For Permanent
"i>!llpll'tt' iw-qnl('1ioJl:-: :'~ to qlll':--t'idl1~ See tllsplay ,ulvertlselltellt ill this Issue. OI'TICL\l\'!'l
1"0 iH' nslu'l! of ('al'h pl'o:-:I'l'l't iYt' ,"otero BANKS
Meriun Title &: Trust Cu. Phune. Ardmore a,
Fenton, Curl Il'. 506 Essex aVe" Phone, 618-\\
Phlla...ddr.... 1801 Cheltnut ~ Loo!lllt 'II Satisfaction
Hri~.dIt all,l ('arh· ~rolld:\.\· 1l10l'lIillp. thp See dlsplav ILdvertlaement In thIs lasue. Zentma)'er, Jo.el,b. 228 S. Wth st., Philo..
WOI'IIl'II stnrte.1 'OJI' 110';1' rtlJIIltls, l':lf'h BUILDERS PAINTERS BUY A
llllf' hayiu(T hf'C'JI :I~Si~"Ht'll to :I part ieu- Shand, Alex. C., Jr. puone. No. 1710. Walzer. Fred.
1:tt' :l\'(,lIn~ or :-;(·(·titlli. n~· n (J~\'l11l'k Narberth Station. 117 Winsor ave. Phuue, 1247.J.
Smedley Built Dome
Smedley. Wm. D. &: H. T. Phone, 600.
1],;lt nt'l,'ruo'''1 t10',' liad yisitctI ""l'r.,· See display advertisement In thh= lSBU8, PAI'Elt IL\XGING.
CANDY, ETC.
hOll~r ill Ole h01"{1I1,!.!'h :ltld r('g'i:-:tt'l'l'(l ~ht' Davis. 11. E. Phone. 1254·W.
UO~'d, lIuraee S. 104 Forr('st Ave. Phone 350
gTC'at 1ll:1,iol"it.,· of tlH\ "'tHIH'1I (·itizPlI:-'. See display adverllssment In tble looue, I'JIOTO PLAYS
Thf']'(' \ypre, of I·OllrH\. SOlll(' WClIlH'll I\'y Candy Sl1op, "Arcadia," 16th and Cheelnut et. Pbll&
210 Haverford Ave. Phone, Nnrbertu 1705. See display advertloement In thl~ Illue,
wlio W<.'l'l' out of 10wu OJI ~rollda." or
wlio harl 1I0t l'eiurlle,l froJlI th"ir ya('a·
CAltPENTERS AND BUII,DERS
"enklne, Chali. L.
I'LU~IBING, ETC.
Coul' Bro.. P1Ione 30~-J. WM. D. & H. T. SMEDLEY
102 Dudley ave. Pbone. 882·1.1. See display lltl"ertisclll('nt In thIs Issue.
tiOIlS, "ntI for the Ill'ut'fit of thps". ml'llJ' Speakman. Clarence A. Phone 1G52,R. Wall, H, B. 1'11011", Nnrb('rth 11l02'J. Phone, Narberth 1687
hers 01' tlie "ollllllitt"e sat at Elul H:,]) See display advertisement In tuls Issue. See dloplay advertloement In tbls .0IU<
nn 'l'nt's,lav ntld 'V,',ln,'stla~' fl'olll 10 COAL AN» COKE.
, A. :'If. to ~'P. ::11., nnrl fl'om Ii P. ~r. to
rJ P. ~L Qnite a 1I111nllCI' of th<.' 11"\1'
Cook. C. P. Phone. Narberth 302-J.
See display advertisement In this Issue.
CONTRACTOlt.
REAL ESTATE
Cald\\'el1, J. A. I'hone, 1087
See <iloplay adverUoement In tbls 10luo
Fritech, If. C. Pbone, 252-W.
J. A. CALDWELL
,'o1el's who ha<l misse<l heing I'pgistel'l'<l See dloplay advertleement II' tblo looue
011 Mon<lay callt',1 at the ITnll 1\1111 mIllIe
Caradettl. j,'rank. Phone Narberth 1680.
See display advertisement In this Issue. H)'berg, Bent T. Phone 1713.
See display ad vertisemen t In this Issue
REAL ESTATE
snrl' that' their 1I1IIlIpS \\'PI'<.' pla"p,1 011 CONTRACTOR OF PLASTERING N"lh, Bohert J. Ph.one. 805. .
thp list.
Fratantonl, Jame., &: Son••
230 Hampden ave. Phone, 1607·W,
Money for First and Beoond Mortlr&gel,
Slnll,sun, Jamel C. 232 Eeeex ave.
aDd INSURANCE
Pbone, 636. or H20 Cbeetnut .t.
New Voters Keenly Interested. DENTISTS
'l'here were any nUllIhel' of instances Orr, Dr. A. L. 101 Elmwood avo Pbone. 8n·W. HOOFING, ETC. ~ARBERTH, PA.
Phlla. Phone, Filbert 4252. Keith Bldlr. Gars-MeGlnloy Co. Phone. 1258-W.
whie]\ showt',1 clparI) that thc womell Schemb., »r. John. Phone Narberth SI6·W. See dloplay advertleement In tbls Inue.
Cor. Grayling and WIndsor aves.
of Narhertll-whether thc~- were in Miller, John A. 243 Iona ave. Pbone. 881-J
Omee Hours until 0 P. 111. datly. Sbop. 248 Haverford ave, Pbone. UII5-J
fayor of or opposecl to sl1fl'nq.!;'~ he fore DRUGOISTS
the arloption of the NiJll'te,'nt h AIlI<.'nd·
mellt-were 1I0W l'Oenly intl'1'estcd in
Howard's. Phone. 1287.
See display adverUoement In tblli 10liue,
SCHOOLS.
The Misses Zentnul-)'er'H Kindergarten
'''In<180r aveline, Narocrth. ' ~
ll)lj Cotter's Meats
ELEVTRIOIANS
Case. W. G. Phonc. 30i;-"'. Sec ,Jl8pluy ad,'{'rtis(,I!ICllt In this Issue.
(Continued on Page 4.) See display arl\'ertlscmenl In this Issue. SHOEMAKERS
Pugh. Veri 225 lona ave.
Nar. Phone. 850'W, Ard. Pbone. 1U·J. Goud Wear Shoe Repair Shop, A Quality For
Conslantlne. B. G. 252 Haverford ave.
FISH AND OYSTERS
imperial 'Grocery Co. Phone, Narbertb 808.
Pholle. Narberth 1700· W. People Who
ReglneJII. Frank. 200 Haverford ave.
INSURANCE See dlsplll3' advertisement In thIs luue. Want The Best
Buwman. Samuel P. (Life.)
118 Elmwood ave. Phone. 868-W.
!'rotter Broe. (Fire. eto.)
209 Woodside ave. Phone. 1282·R. Tbe above department should be or tb,
Wimer. Wm. "'ood. 106 Forest Avenue. greateot "oe to tbe communIty. tbe list COil Groceries and Provisions
Phone. 326 R.
LAWYERS
talne Ihe name of every proteulonal mall,
tradeeman, mechanic, ehopkeeper. etc., wbc
doeo or oan In any way eerve ble fellow.
Gllruy. Juhn 211 Eeeex ave. Pbone. 1U6-R.
Phlla. address, Lincoln Bldg,
townoman. and who Ie pr0lrreOllve enougt
to add name to lIet of Regllter.
Btltel. Fletcher W. 418 Haverford ave.
Phone 872-W Pblla. address. Croler Bldlr.
Ae It II dlmoult for those oontrlbutlna
their time and elrorb to the produotlon or H. Co FRITSCH
"Our Town" to pereonally eIther know D'
LIGHTING FIXTURES
announce- MeDunald John. Narberth pbone. 1381.
Inlervlew al1 8uoll. It would be mOlt belp.
ful If tbooe Ilot now found In thl printed
Pr tpertles For Ben& and
Fire IDI1II'uee
Sa••
1533 Cheet. It.. Phlla. Pbone. Spruoe 1118. l1et would Bend In a memo of tbelr namel
~IEATS, ETC.
addrees. phone numbers and bu.Inenel 0'
proteilion. tor I1sUng. Thle wl1l 1lo.t .. fol Bell Phone au IT.
Cotter, Ho"ard F. Phone, 1288.
l3ee display adverUlement In tbll leoue.
lowI: 10 oents eaob 1.IUIi for I I1ne.: , Oilltl
tnt .o.,h additional lillO,
, ".aI. BuDding. Narber&ll, Pa
 NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN
eleetioll lilli'S :Mr. 'Vamer has no au-

First Dahlia Show AMERICAN LEGION thority to add IInj' lllLlIICS after filing CLEAN···SAFE···WHOLESOME
tile ollieial list with the County Com-

Narberth Civic Association (Continued from Page 1.)

missioners last '1'h ursday. Any wOlllun
who w'as away on all three of the reg-
OUR PRODUCTS ARI! GUARAN'IEED
UNDER BACTERIOLOGICAL CONTROL
the present cost of lidng will decrease, istration days, however, lind upon in-
SEPTEMBER 25TH, 1920 but none has yet ICcorded a prediction quiring of Assessor Warller ami learn-
ELM HALL that it will not drop some time. After ing that her nUlne is not on the of- Pasteurized Milk ,DELIVERIES
the ,Civil War the persons beset by high ficial list, should waste no time in tak- Brynelovlll Certified WEST POIIA.
3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P. M. Milk
prices probably thought the period of ing the matter up direct with the Coun- (Pedrlalle Soelety) OVERBROOK
their durat.ion as interminable a~~ the ty Commissioners ut N orrist.own. 1t Speelal .. Guernlley " MERION
present period looks to sOllle of us now. Milk WYNNEFIELD
may be necessary for her to go before
RULES. But the lilun who remembers what hap- one of the Judges of the Court of Com- (Robertll'''' Sbarplesll' BALA-CYNWY
Dairies)
1. All eXhibits must be in position by 1 P. M. sharp on the day of exhibition. pened in America in the seventies re- mon Pleas of Montgomery County und NARBERTH
calls that flour at twel\'e dollurs a bar- Cream Buttermilk ARDMORE
2. Exhibitors to furnish their own containers. , show that she was prevented by condi-
3. Exhibits to be tagged with name of exhibitor and number of class. rel wus followed by eggs at ten cents a tions o\'er which she had no control Table ,and Wblpplng WYNNEWOOD
4. After the exhibits arc arranged they shall be under exclusive charge of LICream.
dozen. frolll registering on any of the regular
the management and no one shaH be allowed to touch 01' remove them without
Those who worry about. prices now registration days. But this cun readily
consent of the committee.
may tuke solnce in t.he fnet that prece-
5. All flowers shown in competition JJlust be grown hy the exhibitor.
6. Greens may be allowed in displaying exhibits, the amount of greens to
be governed by the judges.
dent is with them-that high prices
have always followed wars and that
he done, alHl so there is no reuson why
uny woman citizcn of Narberth who
wants to vote ut the coming election
SCOTT-POWELL DAIRIES
7. Any meritorious exhibit not prodded for in schedule will be suitably
recognized.
they have always dropped. But th!' cannot do 60. 46th and Parrish Sts.
8. The prize for the most meritorious exhibit of dahlias shall be automat- man WllO remembers what happened And It Was Some Big Job.
ically awarded in the following manner: AlI first prizes shall count five p'oints, in the seventies drops a fiy in the oint- ., One of the funniest things con-
all second prizes three points, third prizes one point. 'fhe exhibitor receiving ment by recalling that eggs at ten cents
the greatest number of points shalJ he uwarded first prize, second, second prize,
and third, third prize.
a dozen didn't mean mueh because
Hected with this whole alhir," said
Assessor Warner the other evening, "is HARRY B. WALL
dimes were so scarce. tllat it has stirred up a lot of interest Plumbing, Gas Fitting
EXHIBITS. 'fhe point is that, in these days, the among the men voters as well as among
,Class 1. Most meritorious exhibit of Dahlias. Prizes to be awarded as pro- mlln who saves a elolln I' isn't merely the women. I have neyer had so many and Heating
dded in rule No.8. First prize, Pennsyhania Horticultural Society silver Jlledal. sa ving one dollar, but two or three. inquiries from men residents of Nar- NARBERTH'PA
Second prize, Pennsylvania Horticultural Society bronze medal. berth who were anxious to make sure Phone, Narberth 319 J
Glass 2. Best collection Peon:' Dahlias. Six named varieties, one bloom eaell, CHANGING TIMES. t.hat t.heir names were on Illy yoting
in individ ual containe rs. Sunday School Teacher: "Willie,
Class 3. Best collection Decorative Dahlias, as in Class 2. list, us I Jla \'e had this :rear."
whllt does the story of .Jonah and the Some idea of the amount of work
Class 4. Best collection Cactus Dahlias, as in Class 2.
whale pro\'e~' ,
EDUCATOR
Class 5. Best colJection Hybrid Cactus Dahlias, as in Class 2. <lone by the conllnittee of women mllY
Class 6. Best colJection Show Dahlias, as in Class 2. "'iIlie: "Proves that. ya could get he gained from the fact that in lI<ldi- and
Class 7. Best collection Single Dahlias, as in Class 2. away with a durn sight higger fish KREIDER SHOES
t ion to yisi ling everyone of the 1,000
Class 8. Best vase of one varicty, foUl' or more blooms.
Class 9. Bcst 1919 Xarberth grown scedling, shown with stem. story in them days than ya kin now." or llIore honses in the borough asking nil FOR CHILDREN
Class 10. Best 1920 Narberth grown seedling, shown with stem. First prize, the necessary questious and writing
Pennsvl\'llJlia Horticultural Societv bronze medal.
Spring Styles Now in
down the data ohtllined ('oneeming
cbss 11. Best Cactus Dahlia:
Class 12. Best Peony Dahlia.
909 Narberth Women, each ,,-ol1lan yoter. they t heu UUIUt NARBERTH SHOE STORE
three copies of the newly cOJllpiled list.
Class 13. Best Hybrid Cactus Dahlia.
Class 14. Best D'ecorati\'e Dahlia. Registered to Vote at of yoters, with all the accompanyinl\
Frank Reginelli, Prop.
209 Haverford Avenue
Class 15. Best Show Dahlia. data, for Assessor \Vamer, as calleel
Class 16. Best Single Dahlia.
Class 17. Largest Dahlill in the Sholl'. First IJJ'ize, :Michell medal.
Presidential Election for by the election la\I'. With 909 NARBERTH, PA.
(Continued from Page 3.) nallles on the list that meant H. clerical
l\fichelI medal.
Class 18. Best ,'oIlection l\):!O 1\al'hpl'th grown seedlings, in individual con- joh alone of 2,727 entries, which we
tainers. snbmit is some joh in itself!
,ClllSS 19. Most artist.ic hasket, quality considered.
Class ~(). Best Dahlia in th" Sholl'. First prize, ~IidlCl1 medu!.
\'()ting and intended to exercise their
right on electioll day. One woman, in
Tbe Narbertb Electric Sbop
LAUNDRYETTE-The Wa.her
Michell medal.
Class 21. Bpst eollection of Dahlias, fiftpen varieties onc hloom each, ill
illdiYi,lual "olltaillers, ill not I"ss than fol1l' ,;lasses. First prize, Strawbridge &
XCII' 1~lIgland 011 a \'llcati:JlI :lIHl unable
to I'eaeh Xarherth before Wednesday About Peonies that drie. without a wringer.
lIight, telegraphed to her hushand au-
Clothier cup.
thorizing him to register her. Others By J. Horace MacFarland, in Septem-
w. G. CASE, 323 Conway Ave.
Class 22, Best eoll"ction of Dahlias any nl1'ieties not pre\'iously proYided PhODe. Narb.rth 395 W
for. at the seashore an<l nearhy rcsorts, hur- ber Ladies' Home JouOlal.
Class 2a. Best Geisha or Geisha Supt'rha Dahlia. ric<l hOlue in time to get their nallles on The old-fashioned "pilll'Ys" of our
Class 24. Best Hortulanus Fiet. Dahlia. the list. ,
Class 25, Rest ~Iarguerite Bouchon Dahlia. grallllmothers' gardens ha \'(! nearly all
Class 21;' Bpst Kalif Dahlia. "Indeed I <10 want to be registered j;i \'en way to the wonders pl'epured for raf'a-M~Ginl~a
Class 27. Best exhibit SClllple Branehing Asters.
Class 28. Best exhibit Crego Giallt Asters.
allll T certainly do intend to vote," was
a rel1l11rk that the women registrars fre-
us by growcrs in England and ]<'rance U 123 South 17~S!, Plliladd~ ~
as well as in America; nearly all, 1
Class 29. Best. exhihit. Half Dwarf Snapdragons. quently heard on their hOllse-to-hou~e
Class ilO. Best pxhibit Giant Snapdragons. said, for sOllie of those sweet old tlow,
,Class ill. Best exhihit. White Lady Lenol' CosmOs.
Class il2. Rest. pxhihit Pink La,h: Lenox Cosmos.
dsits.
All women who arc r('gistercd and
ers al'e yet among the standards. '1'he
inll'royement has been in both f01'1ll :111,1
GARAnteed Roofs
Cluss ;~il_ Best exhibit Criulson Cosmos. desire to vote must pay a nominal tax, color, as well as in size. The peonies
Class ;{4. Best exhibit YeIlow COSlllOS. with the exception of those who oinl of tOllay rnn fro 111 pnrest \\'hite to <1l'ep'
Class ;~5. Best display of COS1110S arrange<1 for effect. property-tha t is, those who hold prop-
Class ;{6. Best exhibit. Annual Larkspur. est crimson and the shades of pink al'e
Class 37. Best exhibit Zinnias.
Class 38. Best exhibit Marigolds.
Cl~y in their own uallle or jointly with
their hushands or uny other meluher of
loyely.
Peonies do not show, usually, full
DAVIS'
Class 39. Rest coIlection Out<1oor Flowers arrunglJd for effect. their family. The tax for houscwives, character the lirst or even the sccond
Complete Line of
Class 40. Most Artistic Basket. Outdoor Flowers. housekeepers, senants is 20 cents; for year after plant ing, There is alll'ays Goodyear Tennis Shoes
clerks, stenographers, teachers, hook- something hetter to expect. They have CIGARS. Sf ATIONERY. MAGAZINES
keepers, musicians, 25 cents; for pro- fell' enemies; they will do gloriousl~'
Children's Classes. fessionnl wOl1len snch as doctol's, law- in full sun, alHI yet give fine flowers
Class 41. Best coIlect.ion Outdoor Flowers arl'llnged by children under ten yers, llrtists, the tax is :30 "ents; for
years old. First. prize, $3.00 in cash. Second prize, $2.00 in cash. in partial shadc.
lallics and women who arc retin',l, 40 A border of the linc old white stalld,
,Class 42. Best. coIlection Outdoor Flowers arranged by children ten t.o fif-
teen years old. First prize, $3.00 in cash. Second prize, $2.00 in casll. eents. ai'll, Festiva ~raxima, will bc a thing

Grand Prize Vegetable Classes.

An "Iron Age" two-wheel cultivat.or, No. 301, will be given to the exhibitor
Regarding Payment of Tax.
Tu the matter of the pa~'lIll'nt of this
tax, an important announ('''l1Ient will
lie made in lIext week's issue of Our
of joy in .June, and a suitable gaJ'(11'1l
snpport in green unt il frost. Pelix
('rousse or Arnlan<1in Mechin will give
reds of ,lelight. Ellulis Superha is
REAL ESTATE
A SIGN OF OPPORTVNI1 Y
scoring the greatest number of points in vegetable classes. First prize counts Town. The tax will, of l'our,,', e\'('lIt- "arI.\-, pinkl)' IH'autiful and as SIH'et as
5 point.s, second prize il points, third prize 1 point. ually go to, NorristoWII, but Assessor :11I.\- rose. Literally hUIHlreds of good
Warner has vNy kill<lIy agre,',l to try

Vegetables.
to arrange for the payment of the tax
here in Xarherth, an<l thus save the
sorts lIIa~' he h:ul, anl! at priees whi,'h
l1Iak" them l'1leal1L'r than any poun.! of
good <'aluly.
SALE
CIllSS 1. Beans, green pod, 1 qua rt. Class 21. Lettuce, 3 heads. writing of hundreds of indi\'idual let- Good, line, I'ieh soil is the main BENT T. RYBERG
Class 2. Beaus, wax. 1 quart. Class 22. Onions, white. 6. tl'rs to Norristown, 'Phe womplI ha ye 'pcony need for SII<'l'I'SS. PJ'('l'are it At Narberth Station
Class 3. Beans, lima, bush. 1 quart. Class 2:1. Onions, yeIlow. 6. ;10 days from last Thursday, Septellllll'r more than a foot deep; huy roots 'n
Class 4. Beans, lima, pole. 1 quart. Class 24. Onions, red. 6. 2, in which to pay the tax.
Class 5. Beets. 6. (Showll wit.h tops.) Class 25. Parsnips. 3. (Shown with earl~' S<'ptelll!wr, set theul so that t h"
Class 6. Brussels Sprouts. il stems. tops.) It "'ill not Ill' nceessary for any \,(Iter t'yllS :ll'P lIot IHO]'ll than two hu-hes 1111"
BELL PHGNE
CL'lsS 7. Cabhage. I head. Class 26. Pepper, red or green, 3. -either l1Ian or wOl1lan, if his or her dergl'ounll, 1:0\'('1' in winter with a lit- NARBERTH 1713
Class 8. Cantaloupe. 1. Class 27. Peas in pod. 1 quart. nallle is on the Assessor's list, to show tle loos(' nJ:lnul'(', an,1 thcn eXIH'ct in-
Class 9. Carrot. 6. (Shown with tops.) Class :!7. Potato, Cohbler. 1/1 peck. , a tax re('ei pt or a (]Ped to a prollPrty "rpasing pleasul'e for a half ,Iozen 01'
Class 10.
Class 11.
Cuuliflower. 1 hea(1.
Celery. 5 stalks.
Class 29. Potato, cxtra early. 14 pecl;:,
Class ;30. Potato, late winter. 111 peck.
when voting, nnless the right of the
said voter to yote is ehallenged at. the
l110rc :yf':ll'f'. BENT T. HYBER6
Class 12. Char(l, Swiss. 3 heads. (Any variety.)
Class 13. Chinese Cabbage. 1 head. Class in. Pumpkin. 1. polls. 'fo hc on nil' safe side" howeYcr,
Cluss 14. Coru, white. 6' curs. Class :12. Radish. 6. (Shown with tops.) it will do no hal1n for the \'oter to take A SHADY CANDIDATE.
Class 15. Corn, yeIlow. 6 cars. Class 3il. Ruta Baga. 6.
Class 16.
Class 17.
Class 18.
Cucumber. 6.
Egg Plant. 1.
Endive, green curle<1. 3 plants.
Class 34. Salsify. 6.
Class 35. Squash. 1.
Class 36. Tomato, Beefsteak. 6.
with her, or him, to the polls' on elec-
tion day, tax l'eceipt or deed.
"Never Too Late to Mend.."
"Old ,/olln Barley<'orn," sai<l Uncle
Bill Bottletop, "reminds mc of SOlllO
othel' fellers who get into Jlolitics. A
c. P. COOK
Class 19. Kale. 1 head. Class 37. Tomato, Ponderosa. 6. It is nOlI' ltlO late for nny Yoter- lot of people speak of ,him with a good
ClusH 20. Kohl Uabi. 3 plants. Class 38. '1'urnip. 6. man or woman-to Illl\'e his nallle plac- ,leal of affect.ion in privllte, but they Coal, Wood and
eel on the Assessor's list by llpplying
Ribbons will be awarded as first, second and thirel prizes ill all flower and
vegetable classes where otller prizes arc not given. to Assessor \Varner, us under the State
\\'on't come 0111. and \'ote for him'.' ' -
Wm;hington Star.
Building Supplies
We have a few tons of
SABlE CENSORE LEE'S GARAGE By·Product Coke for sale
Cleveland and Ford Sales and Service. Quick deliveries on at $ 8.50 per ton deliver·
SUCCESSOR TO all cars. All kinds of Auto Repairing ed in cellar.
WALTON BROS. Work Guaranteed Oils, Gas, Supplies
Phone 672 100 ESSEX A VENUE
Narberth J 80S L. C. SHAHAN, Prop. BELMONT ELECTRIC CO.
Contractors
TAXI SERVICE The Misses Zentmayer's 892 Belmont Avenue
Automobiles meet all trains throughout the day ana evening. , KINDERGARTEN Old House Wiring A Specialty
Packages and Trunks promptly called for and delivered. , Will Reopen September 15, 1920 Electrical Appliances Repairing
Moving Furniture and Hauling Freight etc. 125 WINDSOR AVENUE 'Bell Phone-Belmont 4386