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VOLUME VII, NUMBER 26 NARBERTH, PA., SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1921

Community Club Notes Minstrel Show

"The Rose Maiden" Will Make Her MUSICAL Well Received
AFTERNOON MEETING

Appearance inNarberth, Friday,Apri115 OF APRIL 5

'I'h,' \\'ollll'II'S "OIIlIlIUllity ('Iub 01'

BOY SCOUTS' ANNUAL ENTER-
TAINMENT A BIG SUCCESS-

7: :\'al'llI'rtlJ jist.'lIl'd 10 II ,.]lal'lllillg tall,

h,\' :III'S. ~Iaul'i"e .T. Bahh, who studied
th,' violiu with all old lIla"tl'l' ill Bo,
VARIED AND INTERESTING
PROGRAM RENDERED.

h"llIin. Hl'r suhjl'd wns, ., \\'h~' :\10- Our XarlH'rth Bo.\· :-;"outs again cov-
sil' is the ~oul of Bohl'mia," 'I'his ere,l thl'nlsel\"(,s with glor,\' last 1-'ri-
('(lllnt ry i~ HOW known n~ Czeeho-:-:;Io- da~' night ill thl'ir annual l'ntertain·

Tbe Story.
"'1'he (~ue"1J of tlw rlower Flli)"ie~, \\' I'a 1',\' of a life of un·
THE FiRESIDE yalda. 'I t rlll~' ~lavi .. rejlllbli,' sllr-
rOlllldld h~' Telltolls. TIIil "ollntry is
III"nt awl lIlillstrel sholl' in EII1I Hall.
The hall \I'as "1'0\1"(1",1 to tIll' ,1001'S,
1't'1I111tt', ill:H'('('~~ible and lal'gt'l~' :q,!,'l'i· awl the applallse was g"lIerolls for every
hroken call1l, prays of thl) newly !"<,tuI'll',1 ~priug that he will he· :Ill'. R.lph S. Dt:nn has taken No. Hi
,·lIHlIra!. Xobles arc in IUI\\'('r. TIll'y nlllllhl'r on till' progralll. ,\ lid on last
stow upou her abo the gift of lovl' that he llestO\\'fj upon man. ~hiller avellne.
sllpport. lI"ond,'rflll fon's! r.\' Sl~hools, ~loll<Ia~' e\','nillp; th" ho~'s \I'l'llt up to
He warns her of the risk she rUlIs, but Jinally yiel,ls to her en-
\l'hi,.]l train the peasant~ in lIIallY arts. \\'aylH', all,l J'l'peated tl!<'ir ,·ntertain·
tr'.!atie~ by changing her, whlle shl' ~h'"ps, illtO the form of a :III'. \\'. G. GllIllmer is moving to
The~' arC) 'all tallp;ht 1II11si .. from I'hiltl- lllent, llllder the auspiees of the "'ayne
beautiful girl. l'nder the name of ]h~eblo"solll, "he \\'l1l1lIers :llontonr"ville, 1'a.
hood to old agl'. They lIIake illexpl'n· ~eouts, 1<, the 11I'colllpanilllellt of l1Iore
through the world to find the lo\'<' that ~he seeks, and lIIeets
si\',' violins frolll tl", 01,1 \I'IHHI of' tlll'ir applallsc alld appl'l'l'iat.ioll.
\I'ith a girl who, hal'ing Iwen hetrayed allll ,l,'sl'rteu by her lovcr, ~Ir. :tIlIl ?III'S. Hl'l'1lert "\. Pratt have
'roo 1I111"h erc,lit, tlll'rl'fore, ,'allnot
loses her ~enses an,l dil's broken-hearted, But, IU1l1l'terl'l',1 1'1'0111 J'( l lllovpd to C:l111dcll, X . .T.
IO\'I'I~', l'('r1'",'t forests. :\'('arly ,'very-
0111' 0\1'1),-; and pJa~'s a violin. :lllIsi,' he givl'l! to ~"Olltlllast"r Frell. Patten
1",1' sl'an',h, Hoseblussolll heeomes thl' wife of a forester with whom
is nl'ar alld dl~ar to all. lh'oral, 's awl his wide-a\I'ak,' band of Scouts.
she lives for a time in Ru('h perfed happiness that she ellltl10t U"org'" 1'. Hohins and family have
t ht'llll':-' :t re frolll tIl C gloriot1s1~r :-;w('t't They lll'O\'e,1 tlll'lll"el\,cs a l'1'I'dit to the
survive his ,leath. The elves bewail til(' fate of their Qllt'Cn, amI n'ulo\'ed to \Voodl)llry, ?\. ,J.
ll11h'~ of tlH' \\OOllllerfuI :-'Ollg binl:-- of ~l'out lIl11\'ClIl"nt and to the town of
sing a farewell. '1'he dosing ('horus praise,.; Gou, who in His
tht':--t' forc:--t:-;. Purit,Y of ttllll\ JlJ(\aJ1~ :\'arherth, alld pro\'ided two good even·
\\isdolll has gi\'ell evcn the Hose its thOl'lI," ;\li·. A. S. ::'\edd has tal"'n apart-
IlIlll'h to th,'sl' peasants, and the a""lIr- ing~ of flln and ,'nlightellllient for
IIIl'nts .tt, the AYon.
a,·y of ,'ollstnll'tion of thl' \"iolins ]>1'0- ahollt ].'ilill pcople.
This story is a stanuaril produetion IIIIlI'h strain to sinp; the oratorio two dlil'p:-- (1lt1~. pure :JJld lovcl,\· toups. '1'11l~ POI' tlll~ entertainlllent was not all
~11'. :..;tanlu~· B(lrg' is oe(~UPJring ;t3:1
by Fre'leric H. Cowen, and will he told nights in successioll, It is pl'oha hIe ,.]lil.lren in s,.],ool all sinp;, thl' ~'ollnp; Illcl'ry JJI:tldng'. SC\'t!ral of the nUll)·
:lll'din::;hous,' LallI'.
to you on Friday evening', April 1:'i, at t hat a ':,','ond rendit.ioll of "'l'he Hose 1111'11 a III 1 In:d,ls an' \\"l'11 tra iJH~,1 ill lnll- 1,,'rs on t hl' prop;ra 111 werl' (·duea tional,
S.l;; 0 ','lo('k in the :-;ehool AlHlitorium )laid,'n" \\"ill he givl'lI for some dmr· :-,it' (luring' tlll~ir 1IIn~t. I'l'('cpth't· ag t '. ill that they "xplain"d ahollt t.he splen-
i1:l1>le I'Ul"JlIlse in another j\lain Line :II rs, H. ,\, .l:II'o!>s is 1'l'l1overing from
in IH'autiful hanllony by 7;) voiees, 1,1 (:l':Indp:ln'nts, parl'n1s and "hil,lr,'n di,l \1'01'1, Ihat the Sl'outs aI''' doillg and
H ~t'\'t'l't\ :ltt:Il'l( of ttlll:--ilitis.
soloists lOnd a lll-pi",'e ol'l'hestra, eom- tOWIl n"arbr, at \I,hieh time those Nar- what th:'~' plan to do in thl' filture.
I'la~' tll~,'tl'r.
posing thl' Xarberth Chora I So('idy. IIl'llhian" \I'ho will not hllve h,'en ahle A Scout Program All the Way Through.
They h:l\-t' 1l1:tJl~r ()J'('IH\~tl':l~ anel goi\'C'
Do)) 't 111 bs " The H():-,e ~[aiclC'll"
The 1111'1 (I(ly and thellle running to :dt"'111 on thl' ];)tlt "an ha\'e the op- ·It W:\:-; n :Sc'out cvcnin~ ill (',"cry par·
Ill'Xt Friday llight. Foll(
l'OBI't'ri", :,Ild 11:1111'(':0;. slIlIg°:-' f0l111d-
through this entire ,'antata are so 1""'!llnity ot' hearing it in 1I110ther 10' ti"ular. 'I'he prllgrnlll "1"'II,'d with a
I'd 011 il'gPllds of the ohl ('a~tlc:-, fur·
fantasti"ally appealinp; that \1 ith the ("a lit~·.
Ili~h 111:tny :111 (',,('ning's t'nt"pl'taiIl111PllL
Thl' 'oloist.s 11:1 ve been selcded frulll :\1 r". H. D. lIu!'p awl family, who re-
<1(,c}lc:--t l'('gl'tlt one is llHule tu realize :-;"llll'tlill', ]'aint.ing. litcratllre and nlll-
11", ('horus, alld inehllle: :lIfrs. Ho\\'· :--idt\d Oil Pri(,C a\"l,,'Ulit', Ul'P now living
the Jinak is at an "n,l Im,l is gentl~' :-;i(' nrc' ('l'f'ntt'cl tht'l'tI, hut we J)P\'PI' hcar
ani 1l0f1'lllllll, )lrs. "'Ill. 'I'. Ta~'lor, J\hs. i II Hut L~dg'e, J>a.
l'('llJillfled that·-" '1'hey that rejoie'J
Jllust soITOW, and the~' that 10\'1' lllust ,\, ~. LOllghottom, Mrs. H. S, Bradley,
:II iss Huth E. Pres,'ott, )lrs. Katherine :Ill'. Willis E. Blo,lgl'tt, of Grayling
HI' t ltt'l!I. Tltt'
~\la:--:lJ',YI'"
Prl':-,itl(,Jlt, Prot'l'SSOI'
h:l:-' all . . \lllt'J'il':I11 wifl\ ::'0 WP
All Star Win From
part, but ~'et, 0 (:,"1, \n,
pmisl' Thel'. who blcllllest nip;IJt and 11. T1'o·.... hl'i,lg,·, :!III'S, Arthur Staples, a\'eIlIH', has he('u iu Chi"agu the last
t.wo weeks oU husiul'ss for the ,\ utOear
hll]'1' to kllo\l' nll,n' of this art in the
flit lire.
Tennis Team 49 to 14
1lIOl'n. 'rou }o\'cly \YCl'l~ rrh:,r rtl:--t':-' \n'rc :\11'..1. D. ::'II urjlh~', l\lr. H. P. Carr, ::III'.
:III'S. \Yood ga\"(~ a I'l'yi"\I' of J)rinl,·
they with a thorn." ,Ioseph ::'Il.-(;arrit~', ::III'. Louis Easby, (\I111l'all:r·, of Ardmore. BUT IT WAS A GREAT NIGHT FOR
\I':l1er's "Ahrnh:Ull Lin"oln" 11011" Ile-
The ~arherth Choral Soeiet~· d ..sen·('s :II r. F. H, :II ih·hdl, :Ill'. George Hose. 'fHE SINGLE TENNIS MEN AT
The a,i1lli,,",i,," to "The nose ),[aid· ~In;.
H. C:. Hu(,,:, and her danghtl'l" ing pla::,,'l at th,· H,..'a,1 St,..,d 'rbl'atn'
llllstillte I "retlit all,l ~uppo1't ill ib ~jllell­ THAT-MARTIN AND LARDIE
en" will be $1.00, and tieketH ean I,e ~lIsan, Forrl'st avenul', HJlCllt the ;\lrs. l{at,,'hl'lor rea,l frolll "nl' of .John
,li,l un,l .. rtakings, allll is to he eertainly oj DAVIS GIVE FINE EXHI-
Bllrl'()l1~,;h~' \\'ritillp::--.
congrat!llateel upon SIH·h progTcss that secured fwm any member of the Chorus Easter 1",lidays ill Xew York visiting BITION AS • 'SHOOT-
01' h~' te1<-pllllnillg' the Benetary, Nar- ~\I r:->. Hc,·ve~' ltlother. :!Iliss Call1phl'll "ntertain"d th" ('lliI. ING STARS,"
renelers it eapable of puttillg on this
I'l'l'th H:!7-W. b.,' ht\l' delightful talk ell! 'l ~l)lIg~ of'
!ll'autiful produ"tion ill six \\'el'ks of
Th "l'l' f"J'(' I'e it resoln'd h~' all y" ~Ir. :\'Ol"lllall ~ollthworth. of H:uup· :\1,\' YOllth." Fir"t shl' fldd of ~"oh'b
ensclIlhh, \\'ork. Xarhcrth is unusually ,\" 1':1, '''' \\" lIT:',' ahll' to fip;l1re out
:tlld ]rbil soug:-- her Jl\ot1ll\r S:lIl~O, tl11'1)
fortunate in havillg a professiollal di- who ell.io~·, and who .. xpeet none but t!('ll a \"t~~llle, ha:-> rt'hll'lll\d froBl B(I~tun, frOl1l tl,,' 111:"'' of ,,(atisti('s furnish"d
th" hest of Illusi,', that upon Friday :\Iass., \1"111''''' hI' was called hy the 111' Lon,kl1 I,allads, ~,'hoolda~'s l.rollght
redor ill its llli,lst slll·h liS Vro!'. Xi,'''. 10,\- th,· ihl'<'" ofli"ial s"orl' keepers,
,'\'I'lling', April I.i, at S,l;; o'e!ol'k, ye :-;el'iolls i1l11(1:-;~ of hi~ Jlwther. lllorals and ,,'ntillll'lIt into tb., hal,
who has showlI II Illost "n'ditahle "om- a loll II i t 11" olll~' glllr,\' that t hI' basl,et·
~li:ll1 ht' g-atllt'rcll alllUng t.lip thrung" at btl:--. Hi!.!; brotlH'J' 's 1I1111:-,('II:--e in tillll'
11l1111it~p ~pjrit. hi giving :-\() 11111('1. tillh' , l.all 1":1111 of tlll' Xarhl'l'th '!\'nnis "\SRO-
work lind ,'l1'o1't towanl the shaping of till' ~l'hool AllIlitorilllll to witlless a (Continuell all Page ·1.) \l'as follo\l'.'d hy :1 !"'riod of t"arflll "iatioll got uut of tht' ~alll(' with tlH~
lllusi,'al tl'illlllph for the always 1'1'''- aud lug;1l1JUl'ioliS HOllg-:-;. :--;ht~ learIlc(l all
this Chorus. Our hats a 1'1' otT to you. :\ar1\1'l't1, ,\I! ~tar, ill tI", Y. ;\L C. A.
]lI'Of. ::"i('p! ]~()lIgo 1Iiay :'·011 11(' aillollg gTt'~:-,i\"t' to\\°]l of ~al'ht'rtho :-;0 t.hat ye tIle lIatiollal airs and lI.,rds. 'I'h"11 g~'m last \YI',hll'sda~' night belongell to
:-;11:111 lit' ~l'al'ed tht' rcgTt'ts of h:l\·ing CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS (':\111(' (~i\·il \rar :lnd Ethitl]iiall ~OJlg:-"
1l:--! th" ~in~ll' :l1l'Il, For out of th" 1·'
It has h",'n detinit<'I~' de"i,I"d to rell- 111i;-;~(ld dIU' I)f the lll':-,t prothl(,tion~ CVCl'
Two cents per word it cash accom- of whi"h "":\l~' 01,1 l\:"lItu"!;y HOllie" poiuts "'on'd h~' th,' t<'lIuis pl:t~'ers, I:!
f":l1ur('d iu, Ul'ar. rouud, or a1>out this panies advertisement; otherwise. five i~ tht' IH\:-;t. Shp ('lol"(\d with all tlrig·
,leI' this "alltllta ill Xarlll'rth only th,' \\,(\rt' g'.lthert'll in h~r t.he ~illg1c 111Clll-
one nip;ht, liS the Boanl of Di1'l"'1ors 11(1I'1l1l~h (If ;\:ll'lH'rth. cents per word, illal "poem" llrilig-iJl~ in tlit' titlt':-; of
1\1'rs "I' the tl':lIl1, so at ih,' enel or the
amI the )lusiea I Din,,·tor ,ll"'id,'d it Friday, April 15, at 8.15 P. M., Scbool lIl:Luy old SOll~~, ridieuliJlg' t1lP :ll)~lIrtli­
:.!:l me 1 hl' :-;j'UI'l'S rt':dl~' \\"l'1'(':
\10111<1 be plltting' the Clwrtl"; 1I11d,·1' too Anditorinnl, Admission, $1.00. ESTATE NOTICE. tics all,l illlpossihilitil's ,'olltailled in All ~t:Jrs, ~!I: ::'\arll"rth T.'nnis Asso·
ESTATE OF MARY JEFFERIES their li:I"s. l'ialion, 1·1.
ADAMS, late at' Borough of Narberth, ('on1illll(\d nil l):qo~t' 4) 8ill,g],' '1'''lIl1i~ ~ll'll, I:!: l\larri .. d Tl'n-
CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS. :lIontgoluel'y 'Conn1y, l'enn~yh'ania, de- Ilis -:\lplI. ~.
cenHe,l.-Letters 'l'estauleutary on the
a!Jo\'e Estate ha "ing been granted to Alumni Reorganization Of ,'ours,', if 11"1' s1ul'1, to the B~'­
1.:I\I'S anel ('onstitution of the Spllrtill~'::
Fixed Meeting Dates.
Borough Council Monthly-Second Monday COlUICil Cbamber
'1'he "\lerion 'l'itle anu 'l'rust Company
of Arumore, all persons indebteu to said Meeting a Success \Vritns' l'lIion, L'H':d ::'\0, 7S!', \11'
won],]n 'r, sa~' all~'thing al,out this l>~'­
Narberth Bldg. and Loan Ass'n MontWy-First Tlmrsday COIIDCil Cbamber Estate :tre request cd to make imme,liate llf'{lthlt,t. Sc'OI'(', :-;0 t tI ~lll' 11(. hlit ill vie,,-
American Legion Bldg. & L'n Ass'n Monthly-First Tuesday Legion Building payment, anll those ha viug legal claims, PLANS MADE FOR FUTURE ACTIV- Hi' tht' 'rf':-'lI1t~ or t1Jl~ :'.!::lllll':--; pla~·l'd he-
Narberth Civic Association MontWy-Tbird Thursday Council Chamber to prescnt the ~ame without delay at ITIES-NEW CHAIRMEN AP- t \I'",'n th.. "Ma1'ri",1 allll Single ':I[en
Narbertb Fire Company Monthly-Last Tuesday Fire House the omce of saiu Company, No.5 East POINTED AND BY·LAWS durinp; the ]last 1Ilonths, this iH ,lhout
Lancaster avenue, Ardmore, I'll. REVISED.
Narberth Choral Society Weekly-Monday EveningsY. M. C. A. thl' onl~' \I'ay that it is possible tn reo
HARRY C. BARR, (',ml the fact that for oll.'e til(' S:nglc
A sp,'dal bllSil!<'ss lllCetillg of the
(27·1') 'l'rust Officer. l\1l'1l eame ont 011 top!
XarlH'rth High 8"11001 ,\hllllni As~o,
Date. Name of Organization and Event. Place Hour ,'iatioll was hel,l l\T0l1l1ay night ill the A Regular Maclyn Arbuckle.
FARM WANTED-I \\"!lnt to hear
from party having farm fur sale. High :-;"hool Auditoriulll. .\s for the galli" itself, it \l'as eel'-
April 14 ..•• W. C. C. Millinery Class 1117 Ellllwood AVI1. . , 9.-1511...11. Gin price an,] description. B. B. The II','W b~'·laws, as preparell hy tl1(' tainl~' worth fonr tilues th" pripe of
April 14 .•.• W. C. C. ChoraL :! I!l POl'est Ave, 2.00 P. 11. Howard, Champaign, Illinois. (26-1') )o;xe"llti\-e Board. \\"ere pl'l's('nt"d to the , alllnission. ,\ 1111 Captain (ielle Davis
ApriI15 "'l'he Ro~e ~lai,len" ~l'hool Auditorium S.OOP.lf. nll'11l1"'I'S, :ulIl pass('d \\"ith hut minor "('I'tainl~' knclI" II"hat hl' was doing
WANTED-HeJinl',l white girl to help
April 15 ...• W. C. C. 01'l'llestra , :ll:l Essex Ave 3.4,) P. M. ,.]lllllgl'S. Th('s" ne\\" hy-Iaws hring tl", \\'h"n h,' 1I:lnll',l his tl'lllll thl' AI! Stars.
with housework and I'ook; ean go
,\pril 29 Play and Cantata ~l'11001 Auditorinlll s.no P. J\L orp;alliz:ll,ion of the AIlllllni stridly up Takl' that Inan ":\lartill, for example.
home .'lights. Or high s"hool girl to
to date, alld will h" llse,l as a hasis He ,loe~1l 't think an~' nIOt'l' of shooting
work h'11f tlays. Phone Narberth H7S or
apply ij:!:! Es~ex avenue. (:In·e) for a general waldn~'up. a liel'l ;roal with one han,l. from three·
Althollg-h the meetillg was well llll- quart"rs of thl' way down the eage,
WANTED-Home for Camphell's up- vertisecl, othl'r nnd appar('ntly 1Il0re illl- thall l\faclyn Arhn('ldc thonght of roll·
right llIission pinuo, almost new. He· port:lllt llIatters k('pt 1l1l\IlY of the melll- ing a ('igarl'tlP with onc hand in "The
APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP
sjlollsihle party may have use of hers away, as llt:1H~r \\,('ro ah:-iCllt ,,,ho Houll'l 11p." An,l Dr. "Lanlie" Da\"i,.
in tbe Garden Club of the Narberth Civic Association
piano in return for gooll care, owner llSllall~' :'1'e intel'estl'd in A lunmi aeti\-i· is just ahout as ""ar"l"ss." Xor is
ha ving moved in apartments. Phone ties. rl'lH'l'c ,,'cre llluny IllellllH'rH froBl Bill Durbin very much more of a re-
Nanle
Germantown GI07-.l, or write 314 Earl· the cla':'es siJll1e 19](i, ex"eptillg 1920, s]ll'der of "the othcr sille." 'Which
Address ham 'l'erraee, Philadelphia. (2li,p) of which class llf) one was preSl'llt. In is not to ~ay, eitl1('r, that the other All
the ol,ler ela~ses, 0\\'1'1'1'1', so lIIan~' of ~tars arl' "hcgiulll'fS" hy an~r 111ell1lS.
I am a paying member of the Civic Association FOR SALE-Portahle sheet irou gar- thc gra,lnat"s live at a ,listance frolll E\""r.\· onl' of them pla~'e,l :t star game.
age. :.120 Hampden aV"llIHJ, Narherth. Xarherth that they wcre unahle to at· Hut ',rll joking asi,le, the 1I"0rk of
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Phone 1'27-\\'. (:lij.p) tl'nd, hut these 1Il1'1Il1H'rs nrc usuall~' on L:mlie Davis allll Lou Martin, hoth
As membership in thc Civic Association is necessary in order to hand for the :lnnllal llleptiugs, fOl'llll'r C'al't.aiuH of U. of P. hasketlmll
become a member of the Garden Club, $1.00 to be enclosed, covering WANTED-Girl for general housC\vork. If the enthusiaslll showll hy the lltem- teallls, \l'a~ an exhihition of skillful
year's dues for new members. No w;lshing. Mrs. Wohlert, 2li Nar- bel'S pl'l'sent is :IllY uitel'ion, tho reo playing well worth seeiug. The easo
Mail to tbe Garden ClUb, Box 118, Narbertb brook Park. Phone. Narherth 11170·Vr. juvenate,l Alul1lni Association has u
(2(j-p) hright future. (Contillllell oa Page 4)
 I NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWlS
Ii
OUR TOWN
Owned and Published every Saturday
It,. the Narberth Civic Association.
Subscription price olle dollar and fifty
cents per year in ad \"llJlce.
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OFFICERS OF TIm NARBERTH
CIVIC ASSOCIATION
March 31, 1921
1'1'l'sid"III .... , .. '" .. G"org-e A. Mahl
yi,'e.l're,;id"lIt :roseph H. :1\ash
Yit,(,.}lI'_,:;jdI'Jl1 \lIgll~tlls .T. Loos
Yi,.• ,·! '1'l',;id"lIt ~I rs. ('. 1'. FowleI'
~ti:-;~ ~IJlii'.it' .T. ~iIllPS()11
Tn':t:-;ilfl'I' • . • . •
~(l('J'(·taI'Y •••• " " . . • • I~lllH'rt .J, Edg':IJ"
lJin'l·l"r,. I" :-1'1"',' 1I111il 1!1~:;: .\1.-".
H"I,,'r! ,.'. \\,,,,,.1, .J. ':;lIl'li"ld ,\tIIl'l'h"lt,
1. ,\. ~lill,'I', ('. 1.:1\\]'('111'1' \\'lIl'\\,i .. k,
,\. I,;. \\',,111"1'1, Philil' .\. l.i,'illg-sl"lI.
Din·(·tl'l';-;, to ;-;i'I'\'(' \llItil 1~1:.!:.!: .1 .•T.
('ah]'(·". \\':111<'1' .\. 1-'"". II. 1:. Ilill,'g-a,;,
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PHILI I' A. LI \T\l;;<]'OX,
Editor.
MAIZIE J. SIMPSON,
cashier.
Bend all advertising and news items to
P. O. Box 966.
Our Town is on sale at the depot
nllwsstllDd, llnd llt the store of H. E.
Davis.
Entered as second-class mat.tilr
October 15, 1914, at the Post Office r.t
Narberth, Penns)'1 vllnia, under the act
of March, 1879.
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OUR TOWN will gladly print
any news it'3m 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, APRIL 9,.1921
EMERG~NCYPHONECALLS
Fire, 350
Police, 1250
Editorial
'1'0 the El1itol' of Our '1'0\\'11:
As we han' hall a l\Iareh that. \yas
lib, all I:ll,llI'r-g"oll·h"havi"r :\I'ril. 1"'1'-
I,al's \l'e Illay ha\'(' all '\1'l'il Iii,,' a \\',·11-
Jleha,'"d :\Iay, allll\\'illg' 1'111' ';lld,1<o1l IIllt·
hreaks jike Ihat ,,1' l\lan'h ~!), \\'ilh ils
drop tit' Jlllar1~' /ill d\'~l't'(I:-\, gTtllIlltl
fl'OZI'Il, hlo:-;:-;olll:-< \\'ithl'rl'd~ 11I:q.!,"Jlldia
hllllllli 111l'1ll'd a rllst.\- hr"\\'ll, all lIatllI'l'
';"I'llJillg- 10 I'l,,,] frlllll thi,; hlo\\' in the
fa('e.
l!ow('\"t'I', there art' other hutl:-- ~·l~t
III hr,'ak fllrlh, all,l 11", ill.illr,\' \\'ill 1I0t.
111\ ~o ~r(,:lt a~ it np]ll':lt':-'. Po:-,:-,ythia
Idossolll's ,;till holll th"ir ~'dlo\\', t.ulil's
arc llllhllrt, and evell h~'a('illlhs alld
Ilar('i,;,;; in hloOl1l ,;""lll ullall'",·1<·d sa\'C
ill t.heir ,;tellls. \\'hil'll arc \\'"ak'·I](·'1.
rl'hcl'p has h(\Pll gT(\at tt~lllptati()1l to
lliake g,ll'dellS ill l\lar('h, and \\'heI'l' th"
groulld \\'as dr.\' and "nllllhl~- it. \\':IS all
right to tal,c a dlall'·''. ])"sl'itl' tIll'
changes ill lellljlL'raluI'l', hot SUll'; all,l
driving rain,;, oniolls and ]ll'as pl:lllt"d
the 21st \\'''rc up ill I\\'el\'(· ,la~''; all,l
are doillg well, all,l il i,; tilll!' to Illake
3 se"IlIld plallting.
March ha,; also Ill'ell a Jilll' t.illle to
tual\.(' or enlarge floweI' lwds, llsing t.he
~o(l to l"l'pail' poor scc·tiolls or eo\'(lr
uIlo"eupit'<1 ,;trip,;. ,\11 this \\'Ol'k Illal,t's
H Jille gaill Oil th" hus,\' da~',; of late
~priJig'.
WE COMMUTERS.
The ('OllllHlJtl'I' is like :t harolllt·tt'r-
he refleets the "hang-e~ ill the weather.
In wiuter, wht'll the pa\'enlellb are
treaehel'Ous, and tl](· atlllllsphel'e is fill-
e<1 with .iu\'('lIik S111nl"1>alb. the ('0111-
Illuter eur~e,; the fat.al ,lay Ihat hroup;ht
hilll to live in "'I'lw bal']{wooll,;." But.
ill these haltll~' allll 1I1I1hilion,destro~·illg'
day~ he illflates his (·hest. :tIlll looks
.10\\'11 \\'ith infinite pity upon his urhan
friends.
Ther.' i~ a eerlain fl'elillg of exhilara-
tioll in fI,\'i II g' thr"ug-h Ml'rion station
Oil the ;'.1:, t.hat, perhaps, can be :telt
ill 110 other way. 'J'ht' rose-covered
hanks, the sharp eurn's :ulll the old
hridges l'el'ollle so fallliliar to us that
it woul,l lIP har,l t.o inlllgint' a norlllal
exist('n",' Ulll]l'r :UI~' otlH'r eOlHlilions.
\Ve arc relllil\llell of that little gelll
Telephones,
HOWARD'S
frolll Chnstopher l\Iorley's "Travels in Of course. "'.
Phil:lllelphia: " The Brass Knoeker 1267 deliver - -111
place --111
,\ long th['\ greell enl ho\\'ereu track 1268 time.
M~' heart throws ofl: its pedaler's pack RECOLLECTIONS, OBSERVATIONS
In nll'lllOI',\' "olllllluting haek AND COMMENTS BY AN The Brightest Spot in Narberth
Kol\' ,;\\'i(,tly all,l now slo\\'ly- OLD TIMER.
"\h! 1\1(' ky p,!ople, you, in sooth A Drug Store In the Most Modern Sense of the Term
"'ho rille that ,'ara\'an of youth We sec t.hat. t.he eorre~pollrlellt for t.he
The Imal to Paoli! .Tllllior Bralleh of the "'0 1\1 ell 's COI\1-
mUllity Club has felt t.hat our notiee of
Ih('ir refrl'shlllellt.s ,lemantletl an all- "SAMPLE OFFERI1\ GS "
"THE ROSE MAIDEN." s\\"er. 1f the eorrespoutlent tlesin's to
,,·ttll' lllli('uhl~', \\"e \\"llllll hI' pl,'a,;('d
FROM OUR LIST OF ATTRACTIVE NARBERTH HOMES
I" ('all lIll'] lalk it O\·l'r. ".(' arc. of $9,500,00 New two story hollow tile bungalow, three bedrooms, tile
:\exl Frillay night \\'ill be 0]\1' tirst. bat.h, large living room (stone open fire place), dining room, kitchen,
('0111':-;(', n:-::-otllltill~!; frolll lH'illg a Illl'lIllIe!'
opporl U:l it,\' to hear the Narherth Choral front anu hack cement porches, Unll,;ual ha~cment. Lot 50 x 117. Best
~ll('i('ly,
"I' thl' .Jnlli,,1' ]{J-aJll·h Ihat tIll' YO\lllg location.
'l'hi;-; llJ'!-!::IIJizalioJ) 1'('II1'l'~('llt;-; th(' big-· lad~~ i~ 1l1l11l:Jl'J'ipd, -:tIlt! 1'1'0111 heing; n. $12,000.00 Nearing completion, eOfIJer rl'~idence, colonial plan. Im-
mediate vieillit.y of properties up to $30,000.
g,',,1 III",-i,,:tl 1'11'01'1 .\,,'t lila",' h.\' Ih,' ]'('sidl'lIt of Xarhl'rth thaI ,;111' is prl'1t~'.
$15,000.00 Colonial farm house, 1'('lllodeled into ']elightful eight
i I" I'll' 0;' :""rl",rth . . . 'I'h,' HosI' ::'Iaid- room I'esidellce, hot water heat, el"ctric light, elc. Large lot, fine
III L,,\\"is ('al'l'oll's ., ,\Ii,'t' ill \Von-
"11," tlll'it' lir:-:t lll'odll,'tioll, pr(lllli~c:" to old shade, attractive setting. A property impossible to duplicate, gar-
"I'rlall"" ,\li,'1' relllark,; Ihat althollgh ag-e.
Ill' a 1l'!"11 1'''1' all :"arl"'rlh 11l1l,;i,..10\'l·l's.
1.1'1 ':-: Ill' nil 11:llld, :Il1d :--htlw the Choral ,h,' had ,,('I"1l ,;el'lI a ,·at. \\'ilhollt. a Have you some friends that you \\'allt 10 bring to Narherth ~ This
:,;",'i"l,\' Ih", \\'" aI'" ill h'll'k tJH'ir grill, she had 11('\'t'}" :'-i1'('11 n gTill \\"ithout o111ee will gladly give yOll complete ,ldails of any of our properties t.hat
a ,'al. ,\1 tI,,· "Ol'll"r 01' Xarl,,'rlh all" you think might interest them.
\\'ol'k.
\\"oodldllt' :I\'l'1I11(':-O thl'I'l' I:" H ~ig;ht aI-
CH~\RTER NOTICE.
IIIOS! 'IS :;llIazillg, ;\ Ill'allliflll tlighl 01'
IllallY ('lI}flJ'(,d stOHl' :--t l'p:" lp:tding; fJ'()J1l
ROBERT J. NASH ~ea1'tc>:r
II' sid",,'::lI, t" a \':ll'alll 101. \\'" ha\'(' 1001 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
Sot !I'C is lIl'J'l'!'.\" )".pY('11 t hat an :'1)pli- .1I·h'll ~1't'Jl 1JOll~t':'-i without :,h'p~, hut \\,p Branch Office at S'atlon. Narberth. Pa. Telephone, Narberth 17 J 0
,'atioll will lw wadv to the 00\"1'1'11111' I)('\""!' ht,rUI'I' :-;an" :,tl'1':-' without hIJll~e:-;,
"f ,Ill' ;-;Ialc ,,1' 1"'llIls,d,'allia (III ~[Ull'
<1ay, ~I"y ~lld, ,\. P. ]!'~I, i>,\' :'Ial'.\' c. "-,, Iwti,·",1 111 Ihl' 1:I,;t iss I'" thaI th,' I,~'--~._.-_.~.__._.-_.~._--------------------------
.\llIlhull",,", ('ol'll,'lia I). Hoss, all"
GI':I"" C. H:lll·hl,lor :I"d Ih,'ir as,il·i:ll",.
"dil"r ".'Ilil's 1>l'ing' 1111' aulhor 1'1' this
('"IIIIIIIl. 01' all lh,' ,I~ "aral, iroll,I>"lllld
I
Certain coals no higher in cost at the mouth of the mines than
IlIldl'l' til(' '\"; ot' '\"",uld,\' uf lh"COI'" 111'1'\'1' thaI is tIll' lillli1. ,\'; if h" "ollld others cost us 28c. per ton more in the way of freight rates to Narberth,
1l11l1l\l'I,::l1h (If ]'ellll'yh'allia. "1l1ii]eI1, ('\"l'!' writ(, :l1l.\"t1Jing- half :-:0 p;oot! a:"
Pa., just because the cars in transit cross and recross the Delaware.
"~\ll ..\"t to ])r()\'il!I' ful' the '1l1·"l'}HIl'a·
thes,' 'lI'lil'll's. 'I'h" oll" 01' Ih,' Jllllliall
tioll allil Hll,~111ati()n of l't.'l'taill L'ol'pura- failillg" \\'hi,'h \\1' 1I1,,~1 dislik,· i,; ('011- From now on we ",ill buy coal that we can sell at retaU Illarket
li,,"s," al'I'l,,)\,'d '\I'l'il ~!I, hi .. , alld prices, which we believe to be good in quality, lmt have never been in
""il.
1li,' sll'1'II'II""1.,; I hel't't o. 1'01' t!I(, 1,11ar' Jersey.
tel' or :til illl"!Ilkd ('lll'!'ol'atioll, to 111'
,\1I'"'h"d 1" "lli' "I' Ih,· I<'1<'pholl"
ralled TIlE \\'u:.n::--:';-; l'O\l\!'-:"ITr We arc distributors of coal and coke.
]Jult':-: \\"11:11 \\":1:-- Ollt'C
till E:-::-;I':'\ :1\"('1111(' 1:-;
('OHI>OH,\TIO:'; 01,' :",\Itlll-:IITII,
a ha:--kl·~I,all glial. It. i:-: 1111\\" Illl'}""}."- We assume that you are your own efficiency expert.
1'1-::":";-;\'1.\',\ X 1.\. till' ,·hara .. l"I' alld
t\\"tl lHlotnl:-: :11141 :t 1'I1:--t.'" iJ'oll 111)(111.
01 •. 11'1':"-; td' ,,, hi\·ll :11'1' t t) 1'1I1'1·lla:-;e :"nit· We arc located at the right place to serve you.
\\":tlkillg' alollg: tIlt' :-:tl'l'l't thb gi\'(':-- one
:ddl' groulld ::Ild (Oll:.;tl·ll{'! :llld lll:lill·
th(' illlJlI·I':-o;-.;illll ot' ha\"il1~ ltllkno\\"itlg'l~~ We nced and want your business.
tain 1Ll't"I'0I1 1l\lildillg:-- for 1111' 1I1l'I't·
str"lhod J:pOll S"I II ""ll " '~ hask,·t.hall flool".
illg"s of tllt' \\'Otllt'll ';-.; l't1l1ll1111llit,Y Cluh
Tilt' oth\~r g'oal, hOWe\"I'I', i:-; llot to he We can give you as IUuch for your dollar as you can get anywhere,
of \:'1'1"'1'111, 1"·lIl1s."h-allia, alld ab" to
I,
I
f'Jllllt
jill 1I:-'I.'i1 for illtl'lIl'l'tHal, I'dlll'atiollal, and it is our ambition to give you a little marc, for we do not forget
"lid 1I1l'1':" '!<-""I 01'11 1l'1I 1 :""lI,e: Ih,' lill('s that owing to circlUustances beyond our control (war time conditions)
of l'h"il':-:, 11111 . ..:;1·. art <illd g"I'III'raJ :-;ot'i:tl
On the 'i.:!!l niH' lIight la:.;t \\"l'pk a gl'll- many of our Narberth citizens paid ns prices in excess of those pre-
111'1ifl I,," 111",,11> "t 1<',·I11I',·S. ('!:Js,,'s alld tl""1all (h" had "" a "]'('';~ suit) ill- vaUing elsewhere, much to our mortification and disgust.
('''rJ:II''' Iii, fri"11I1 alld illl'id('II\aIl.\· Ih,!
1'lIfel'l:lilllllt'ld--. :llld for thl's,' Jllll'llll:-;t'~
\\IHdl' ('ar tll:tt hI' \\":1:-; g'\lillg' to the
Profits have zone just exactly as have sal:uies aud incomes of many
1,> 11:1\" alld I'"S'I',-~
alld "II.i"~' all 1h(' of our lustomers.
l'i.~"1Jt~. 1l('tlPtil~ :llld JlJ'i\"ilq.!.·I's of the' "::'Ia,;k and "'ig" all" 1h"11 at't,'r\\-an]
",lid '\"1 of .\''''IIII<I,\' alld ils slll'pl,', t" a "a'll'('. \\'" \I,'re g-Ia" to I,no\\' it, Prices for the month of April follow, which are subject to change
1l1t'11t .... 1>lIt 11101'(' Jluhli"il~- Illight hav" hel'n
:'1l':,:('OE l\r. GIBsOX, (I1,1aillt'd hy :"l'lIding' till' IH'\\"l'" ill to the Pea Coal S10.50 Per Ton J
Nut Coal 13.50 ' • , • ~
50c Extra for
Solicitor. Fin'sid,'. Stove Coal
Egg Coal
'........ 13 ..'50 • • • .
,...... 13.00 •• ••
i
J
Carry or
Wheel
\1·JII'r,·. oh \lh"n·. arc Ihr' I>orough Buckwheat Coal . $8,25 Per Ton
Coke , , , . 8.75 'I I'
TROUBLE WITH HER CAR. liIH':" :111 I gT:t'de:-;, On "E:-o:-;('x a\'PlLll(' thl'
I
:-:idt'W:I}l\ I'UII:" :doug a],ollt 1'('t,t ahll\'p
0)
Cannel Coal , ,., .. , 15.00 " I'
011 I",-j l\rrs. B. Gl'orgl' COIl-
Frilla~'
Ih" ,;11"-1'1 1',,1' ';(11111' "istall"". alld IJ"'ll
: tantinl' ~tarh~d 011t 111 n IIp\\' FOI'(l (le·
li\"I'r~' ",p' L:--;l'd ill {'Clllllt,(·tilill with the
~;H(Hh\"11 II' ~hot' HI'Jl:lit'ill~ hu:-:iIIP:":-O. Thp
';1l"d"ldy "1'01''; to :t 1",'('1 "I' a foot 01'
';0 ,d,o\'(' Ihl' ,;ll'I'''1. (h"J' Oil lona a\'I'-
IlU" Ih,·,.,.. arc t\lO ,;i"I'\\':tlks in front
c. P. COOK
I
-
("a r H'('llll'd Jlol'Ill:il ill l'\"t'!'.\" I"t':'llt'l·t. :llld
of :-:0111(' of the hllll:-;I'~, 011(' 1I1'at' the
l'l'h'i\','d fill(, ulitil nt'ar 111l' sl<,n,' \\'all
,'urI> all,1 011" lI('ar Ihl' hOllsc. :-;i III ila l' Coal VVood Coke I
I
I
:11 1h(' '\'1,,'1"1'11 ('lid of \Yilll!,;ol' :1\"'11111',
:'11'';. ('''II,I"ulin". who had onl.\· had
l'\:ltllpll':-- lIla~' hI' fOlllld Oil :lily ~tJ'(\ct II
a 1
\"1 1'.\' ll'\\" 1t':":-:(1I1~ ill ('h:lllfrellt'jn~,
ill t til' 1"\I'll. NARBERTH, PA. I
I
ll'ft turn. Tht' ('ar I
t,It'I'h'd ,0 111:11\(' n
~t'I'IIIPti CII1,\" too \,"illing' :llld tril'tl to
:--;"111<' l)U' }to:-,itlg' :1:-: till' ;\lIlt\l'it':ln ~---------------------_. • a_e. •• • _.JI
l,('gioll I'alli,d a I'l'i('lId of oOI'S Oll Illl'
]'lUI O\'l'1' I III' "lIrlt lIlId ,;id,,\\",l!k in it.,;
phOlll' ""0 III l' t illll' :lgll anti without :l1l;\P
lia,;tl' I" g.·t arollnd Ih,' "'"'11"1' '1lli..Jd~'.
:1I11l01IJlt'~'1I1CJ1t of \\"ho \\'H:" ('alling', :t~k·
"Xot ~o fa:--t!" :-oaid ::\rl':-;, ('olistalltiJlI',
('il our fl'ipud if hl' W('I'(\ all eX·~t'r\'i(,t'
:11111 ga\"(' it a .\":llIk t1l(' other \\"a~'.
I
i'hi:" scnilll'd to ('onfu:-;t' tllP thing, alld
ill :t fnh·tiflll of a :-;l'I'OJld it ~('Cllll'd to
Ilian. 001' fl'i('lId l'I'pli"d
allll th"!l a,;lo'd, "\\'JIO
whieh Ihe \'oi,'c rel'licll,
Ihat ht' was,
i,; tlli,;!", '1'"
.. This i,; Ih,'
Last Month-What
g'o 10 Ihc' rig-ht, Il'fl alld ,;ll'lIight ahell,l
-Itlll Ih,·I'l· \la,; a ';lld"l'n st"p \\"hell il 1\J111'l'i(·tll Lpg'ion." Ollr fl'il'Uti (·lailll:-> was paid for gas, groceries or meat? Women who have a
Hl'rh"l'll hl'ad (Ill against ::\fis:-; GihRon'R
he heal'll onl~' onc \'oi,·,'. household checking account here need not look over old bills-
liigh ,;t,'Hl' \\'all. ,\ 1','\\' of thl' front. for bills may be destroyed when paid, as every check is a proven
:-;l'l'ing has ('Ollll'. 'J'hi,; rad \\'a~
IJl·l).i('(·ti()ll~: \\"('I"l' 11tHI'll t'hang;ed, hut tht' receipt, and the stub carries a place for needed information.
"ar \\"a,; ,\.ill ahle to lIavigate allil thl' hl'ollght. to 0111' 1I0ti,·\' 1>.\- th,' inel't'as-
iug 1l1111l11l'l' of IHJJlI~ on 1'11(' ('igal' :--tOI'l'
dl'i\"l'r ·tll1.,' rel'pi\'(\ll a :"hakillg' lip, 'rwo This institution solicits the savings and household accounts
Xarl,,'rlh 111('11 as,;is\('<1 ]lfr,;. COII,;tall- "01'111'1". If any of 0111' I'(':lllers \\'ish to
I of wo:nen, offering many conveniences that make it pleasing
tin(' awl h('r ('Hr to thl' gurag'e, g-el a 1''';1' id"a of th" teoll'Crallll'(' alld
do 11llt hav(' :l('<'CHf; to a thCl'1l1011l(ltCI', and profitable to have an account here.
a Sirllp!1' "olllltin~ of nil' loafl'r,; will
; gi\'l' a l'lo~c npproxitllation, T1H're j:->
Spring Fete I'relt~'
l'ahI'l·ohl'il.
nearl~' olle fol' ea(·lt ,ll'gn'"
The Merion Title and Trust Company
AT THE GROUNDS OF THE MERION
COMMUNITY HOUSE, HAZEL-
NOTICE. ARDMORE NARBERTH RALA·CYNWYD
HURST AVENUE, MERION 'I'h,· ]>ersoll \l'ho Illail"d a Idkr
Mal'l·h :n ,lirel'ting- it to ~Ir,;. Charles Banking hours: 8 A. M. to 3 P. M.
Saturdays until 12 o'clock noon.
YOIlIlg-. Kent COIIIII,\' IHlirlllar~-, will
011 Sat Imlay, April lii. 1!l~I, at 11 Friday evenings 7 to 9.
pI "asp "all at the :\"arhl'rth Post omel'.
:\. :III. to Ii 1'. ::'1., f"r the hl'lIelit of
EDWARD S. HAWS,
th(' W"h,;ter ~t.rel't HOllse. Light
l'ostllla,;ter.
1\lII('heoll, ifiI.O(), 12.:W to .J P.:III. The
llallsallt., ifi],O(), .) to ;"; 1'. M. 011 sale
-potte:l plallt,;, ('lit 110\\"('1''', ,;e(',llings,
hOJIIC-JlHUh' ('akt.'s, (·alldh.\l-;, haskets, Exhibition by
alltographe,l hook~ allil photographs,
ganlt'll 'I(,I'OIlS and eushion~, a :IIfeel('y Gymnasium Classes Easier on the Pocketbook
gO\\'II, a ('herlak hat, a pedig-I'(',',l llUpp~'
alld otht'r fa,;('illalillg arti,'h·s. Bal- Th" Girl,;' G~'llIlla,;illm Classes of the Bread, Cakes and Candies
loons allol a gl'ah hag for ,~hil,ll'ell. XarJwrth High Sehooj will gi\'e adem-
COllllllittee in ('h:ll'g'(': Mrs. El'llest ollstrati,)]] of ('lass work ill t.he School Costs you less than Materials and Labor
:-;earillg-, l\rrs. '1'. "'00.1 Allllre\\'s, 1\[rs. AuditoriullI. in baking at home-without the bother.
.r. .I. B"eri('k(', Mrs. E,l\\"an] Bok. MrR. '!'ht' ,lellloll~trat.ion will be heM n"xt And you are always sure it's fresh and
Ho~s C. Cornish, Ml's. C. C. Ba('on, Thur,;day I'\'l'nillg', April 14, at 8
delicious. Prepared by experts in clean
Mrs. Ge(\rgl' P('ttinos. Mrs. Charles o'clock. '1'ie]{l't.s, :lii eellt.~, t.1\(' pro- Opposite the Statioll
and sanitary kitchens.
YaughulI, 1\[rH. A. H. Ehll" Mrs. Hnr- ,'('ells to go to the treasury of the Ath-
oW Pen<1er, 1\[rs. Hel'hert '1'. Herr. let.ic Associat.ion.

Nrwl1
THE OLD MERION FRIENDS'
MEETING HOUSE,
l\Iontgomery Pike, N arherth, was cstl1b-
lisbeu 1682. liore Willilllll Penn wor-
sbipetl, as well as IJllmy other noted
Friends. One of thc historical spots of
AlJlcrica is open for "'orship every
First·clay (::,i\llillay) morning at 11
a 'clock.' 1"irst-day ::,ichooJ begins at 10
A. ~L Visitors cordially invitcd.
The First-clay ::,ichool is held every
First-day morning at ten o'clock. 'l'here
is a class for adults as wcll as for
childrcn, alll] wc arc n'r)" gJau to have
anpllle ,,'ho is intcJ:cstm1 in knowing
marc ahout our Socil'(y of Friclll);, and
thc FricncJly iclcas \'isit with us.
ST. MARGARET'S R. C. CHURCH.
Rev. R. F. Cowley, Rector.
Early Mass on Sunduys ut 7 A. lvi.
Late Mass, 10 A. M.
Masscs on holy days, 6.30 an,l S,:~O
A. M. 'Veekdays at 8. EI'cning del'o-
tions nnd other scrviccs at regular
times.
ALL SAINTS CHURClI, WYNNE·
WOOD, PA-
Rev. Gibson Bell, Rector.
Rev. Malbone H. Birchhead, Associate.
8.15 A. ;-[,-IToh' Ci'lllll1Union.
!JA5 A. ;-[,-Ch u'J'('h S,·1, 001.
n,oo A, ;-L-:lrnrllinf( Prayer and
Sermon.
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. JolIn Van Ness, Minister.
~rl\rting'~ for }H'xt ~1111l1:l:"~:
fl.,L; c\. ;-L--Sullda~' S(,hlll'1.
nlll] n \';I'IC'IIIIII' j'or all.
11 A. :lL-:l[orning' \\·orshij'. Puh-
lip l'l\('e~,+ioll (If Ilt'\\" lIH'ltllH r;-;, follo\\"ca
]'v I'pll'lll'ation oj' thl' LOI'c1's Bup!'pr.
1
'n.,l" 1'. ;-L-.Tuuiol' Ellclenl'ol' ;lred-
bq!',
7 1'. :lL-Sl'lIior EII,lp:I"or ~[I'ctillg.
7.,1" i'. ;-L---EI"'lIillg' \Y"I',hil', 1""1'-
1,~' ;-11'. '<'nn :\I':'S ol! the sllh.ipl't,
111011
"HolI' Othl'l's ;-la~' 1\11"11' r c\1I! a
CIll'l:-;ti:nl. ~,
Church Notes
'I'hpre \I','J'(' :-\~Ii pJ'(':'l'Jlt ill the SlIn-
•la~· Sc-hool last SlIlIdn~', Il'hidl i:, the
rpI'oJ'(] 'Ittl'lIclallc'e so far.
Narberth Register'
Two Lines, IDe per issue; Sc for each additional line
ACCOVNTANTlS
Gottsboll, II. Ii. Public ,I..Cl'uUllllllll. 3U3
Conwu)-' Avenue, N'arbel'th. I-u,
lI:elm, H. O. Certified Public Acoountant.
201 DUdley av". Phone. Narberth 100-W.
,\ UTO)I 01111.1,::,;.
lIurl'j,.., L('H()~' ,,'C ('Iurli, It)('.
:!1 "", L:ulf':t:-;tt'l' ..\n'" .\I'~hllOl'(', ll:l.
Leea' Gorac_Repalrlng, Etc, Ph?ne. 1606.
See display n(h'l'rti~('lI1l'llt in tillS issup,
Narberth ('arn!;c. pholle Narbertb IG33.
~l'l' <!lsJlla~' lluvertl,sement In, tbls lo~,~~' .
"'it)f, }Jdwin. H(lpalrtl1~, pte. 111()J}C",ll_{J·"
~ee di~play ndn\rtiHl'lIll'llt In
AUTO)IOBII.I, ~l';I~\·ICE.
Donahue I'utrick J". Pholle 1G3:"
See dls'plar ll<!"l'rtlsellll:nt In Ihl,,:_~~sue,
Sabie Cerisorc. 1'IIOIIl'. ::-\arbcrtll ,hl_,
See dlsJllllr lld\'er(isl'lnent In
BANKS
~Ierl~n Title s:. Trust Co. Pholle, Nnrb'th 3!lS
See display advertisement In talB hlsue,
BUILDERS
Shand. Alex. C., Jr. Pbone, No. 1710.
Narbertb Station.
Smedle~', Wm. D. & II. T. Phone, 600.
See dl.play advertl.ement In this I".ue.
OANDY, ETC,
Davis. II. E. Phone. 1264-W.
See dl.play advertisement 1n this I"sue,
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
J.nklnl. Cbas. L.
lOa Dudley nve. Phone. 1GS·!.
DENTISTS
Orr, Dr. A. L. 101 Elmwood aVo Phone. IU-W.
PhUa. Phone. FUbert 4262. Keltb Bide.
Scbembo, Dr. Jobn. Phone Narbertb 316-W.
Cor. Grayling and Windsor aves.
Office Hours IIntll 9 P. M. dally.
DBUGGISTS
Howard's. Phone. 1267.
See dloplay advertisement In this I..ue.
ELECTRUllANB
Case, W. G. Phone. 395· W.
See display nd vertlsemen t in this Isoue.
Pusb, Verl 226 lona ave.
Nar. Phone. 660-W. Ard, Phone, 161·.T.
(;E:st;n.\l. CO :S'l' UO\(;TI:S (;.
Gullinn. 1·()n~·. :10G 'Yoollhille AVI'.
See <1lsplllr a<1n'l'tlsl'IIIl'lIt ill this IsslIe.
ISSUltAXCE.
Powman, Samuel P. (Life.)
116 Elmwood ave. Phono. 661-W.
!frotter Bros. (Fire. etc.)
209 Woodside ave. Phono. U62-R.
Wimer, Wm. Wood. 106 F()re8t Avenue.
Phone. 326 R.
Caml.bell, I"rtLnk D. AntollHlhlle, Fire. etc.
oj Stunrt A,·e.
•
1'ho\l", a:I:;-IL
LAWYERS
GUroy. "ohn 211 Esoex ave. Pbone, U46-R..
Phl1a. ..ddress, Lincoln Bide.
BUtel, Fletcher W. 418 Ha.verford ave.
Phone, 872-W Phil&, addre.... Crozor BidS.
LIGHTING nxTnES
McDonald "ohn. Narberth pbone. UII.
1683 Chest. st., Phlla. Phone, Spruce lUI.
UEATS, ETC.
Ootler, Hm'ard F, Phone, lUI.
See dloplay advertisement In thll I..ue..
The SlIrRery which is condueted by I
the la,licR clllring the hour of Morning
WorRhip is proving to he n very pOpll- I tleeR
Inr inRtitlltioll. All parellt~ with little i Quartet anthem, "'I'he Lord Is My
c-hihlrell are cordially invite,] to hring I Hoek," by "'ooclnHIII. Sermon hy tlw
thl'lII to the "Upper Hooll1" on SlIn- I pa:-;tor un the ~t1hjcet, "'rhe Unpar-
da~'s proll!ptly at 1.1 A. 1'1[,
'l'he Dl'ac-OnR of the Chur('h will hold I
a ht1:-;iIH'S~ JIlf'eting llf'xt TllC:-Iday even- I :--;ub.i,'ct, "Hcm Do,'~ ChriRt "ri~h HiR
ing at tIl(' hOll!e of 1\[1'. '\'altoll l\L
\\' l'ntz, ~n" "rayn!' .\ VI'JIIH', to he fol-
101\'('<1 hy n s,,,,inl hOllr ill which their
lI'i\'es ,\'ill partic·ipate.
I'rayer ;-[l'etinl--:' next "'l'l]neRc]ar
,'I"'lIing. 'I'h,' attl'lIdanl'e at thiR llIeet-
illl--:' ha:' ~hOIl'II n lIlarl,el] inc'renRe of'
1:l1c, whic'h IS \'l'r~' 1'1I,·oul'ngillg-.
011 SlIliila~' lliornillg, April ]7, the
Sac'rall! 'ut of lufnllt Baptism will be
ol'ser'"<'cl ill this Chun·h.
NARBERTH METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL CHURCH.
Rev: A!:tlInr S. Walls, A. M., B. D.,
Pastor.
Sllllda~', .\pril 111:
!UG .\. :lL-811IHla~' :-':c-hool. All
gT:l(l('s.
]1 ~1.--:l["l'IIillg WOl'sIJip.
c\.
111011 h~'
t hI' pasto]',
1i.,l;; 1'. :l1.-EplI'orth ],c'aglll' ])c'vo-
tiollnl,\[('elillg'. A prnisl' ~l'rviee fol'
I tlle .'"(JtllI~ pt>0l'lc.
7.~;; 1'. :lL--En'lIillg' WOl'ship.
lIlOn h~' tlit ' l':lstOI'. GW'i]H'] Song :-:)(\rv-
il"', ;-[:I,ic' h,\' 1hc ;-[al<' Quart,'t alII]
('Ilorus.
Weekday AnnOuncements.
::\lnnd:l~') .\}ll'il 11, S P. ~r.-Official
I
i Board.
: Tues,hy. Apl'il ]~, I" 1'. l\1.-Lncli,'s'
A p!al'C I ~\id ~l)(·ip1.'".
\\','cllll'scla~', April 1:;. 7 1'. ;-L-Prc-
11:11':11"111'." :\1 (\111 1lPI':-' , Class('~. S ]). )'L-
! 1'I'arC'l" ..",fc(lt.ing.
'I'hurs,ln~· . •\pril 1-1, " to ,S 1'. :IL-
I Tile kllIH!:I.'· ~t'h(l()l 1:--; o'l't'riug- to thp
1'1I1Ilil' " hot I'l,as( bl'l'f sllp!'el' at GO
('('Ilt:--:, J'ntroll:lg'(l :-;o]j('itp,l,
BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE
EVANGEL.
Rev. Avery S. Demmy, Pastor.
81'I'\'i,"'s 81111<l:l~', .\ I'ri] lfI, 1!)~1 :
!l.::o .\. :lL--l'l'ayl'l' :-':1'I'\'iC·l'.
n.,L; A. M.-8111111ay S,·hcol.
,JU('I';'~UII, .\lIllt·.
,11\',-11:
Vioilll lnstruetiull.
·t'"I"phoIH', :-Iarhel'\h 31(;-./,
Lootoi, J"onnJ" II. IJiuno tt'ficlJer.
~I\ldl().Arcade Bldg. Phone. 316·J.
NOTAlty PUBLIC.
Je/l'erie., J. II. 111 Narberth ave.
Phone, 666-M.
Siml•• on, Harry A. 232 Essex Ave.
Phone. Nnrberth 636.
T~'SUJl, "'nrrC'n U.
1'holle, :'\ar!",rlh
:.!UO \Yootlbine Ave'.
1~1)2- W,
nI'TICI.\:"i~
l'-flntull, Carl Ir. 60G E88ex aVe.
tillS lSS\W.
Phila, :ultlrcRS. In:n Cht'stnut Ht.
Zentmn)·er. Jose!)h. 228 S. 15th
1',\1:'\1'1:,\(•.
Xt'whur~, ""rn., & ('0. ~1~
]~lIoll('. :\'nl'lI(ll"tll 17;'~·'Y.
tillS Isslle. ~"l'<11'/11:1.\' :lII\'l'rll"'II",nl III this 1"111',
\"1l1zer, Fred.
117 Winsor ave. Phone. 1247-J.
PAI'I,H HA:>;(i):SG.
lJo~'d, Ilornt.'c S, :na ~Ipeting
1'hone 351i.
PHOTO PLAYS
"Arcadia," 16th and Cbefltnut at•.,
See dloplay advertloement In thll 1.luo.
I'I.\SO TU:SIS(. A:'\11
.\hl"lt·, (ieorl{e U.
Cool<
PLU~16ING. ETC.
Bros. Pbone 302·J.
Phollp, :";:ll"lll'l'th l:!:iri-,T.
See display ad,'el'tlsement In this IsslIe.
Wall, H. B. Phone. Nllrberth lG02-J.
See dlslllny advertl.ement In thlo I••uo
REAL ESTATE
Caldwell, .J. A. Pbone. 1687
See dleplay advertloement In thl. 1•• uI
Jr'rltseb, II. 0, Phone. 262-W.
See dlsiliay advertleement In tbl. I••uo
IIall, Albert.. Sprllec 7401.
Lunu 'rill" BlIll<linl;, Philadelphia, I'll.
Nasb, Boben ... Pbone, 606.
Money for Flr.t and Becond Morte&l'es.
Slml)SOn, James C. 232 Eeoex ave.
Phone. 636. or H20 Cheetnut .t.
ROOFING, ETC.
Gora-l\leGinley Co. Phone, 1268-W.
See display advertloement In thl. lesuo.
Hiller, ..obn A. %41 lona ave. Phone. 661-J
Shop, 246 Haverford ave. Phone. 121&-J
SHOEHAKERB
Good Wear Bhoe Repair Sbop,
Constnntine, B. G. 252 Hayer!ord aye.
Phone, Narberth 1706-W.
Nnrbcrtb Shoe Store. 200 Ha\'erford a\'e.
See dIsplay advertisement In tbls ISBUC.
The above department ehould he ot tb.
.-reateot uee to the communIty, tbe list con.
taln. the name or every prof....lonal man.
tradesman, mechanic, IJhopkeeper. etc., wh,
doe. or can In any way eerve hi. fellow.
town.man. and Who I. proere...lve enou.-b
to add name to lI.t of Reellter.
Ao It Ie diMcult for thOle contrlbutlnl
their time and elrorts to the production 01
"Our Town" to personally either know or
Int.rvlew all .uch. It would be mOlt help.
ful It thol. not now found In the printed
list would .end In a memo of their nam...
addres., phone nUJDbere and bWllne_ or
profellloOl for lIetln.-. Thill 11'111 OOlt &II fol.
1011'1: 10 cenle each luuo for J lin..: I ..nb
tor each additional lin•.
NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN 8
] 1 A. l\f.-:M:orning Worship. Chil-
Everywhere,"
I
dren'R 'icrlllon entitled, "'rhe Eye 'rhat
PRalm 15: 3.
will hree,], 'fhese arc reported to the
ollieI.' of the tluburbun ARRoeiation, unll
then Mr. Maxwell Rees to it that every- A RCADIA
CRESTNlTr. Bel. 16th St
Finest Photoplay The-
atre ollb Size In Ihe
thing is ,lont' to eliminate the nuis- En lire World.
aIlce. Pb.toplav..-Conllnuous 101\. M. to 11.3e
P.M.
'I'h'" C(ll11mitteeR are reporting heart~'
i c10nahle i"'in," 1\latt. I", 31. co,oj'erat.ioll on t.he part of everybody, Phila•• POl.
7 I'. 1\1.-Young People'~ l\leeting. a nd the COllllllittees fel'l that it will
()1I1~' 1." IICf'CS:':II',V to ('all attelltion to
PROGRAM
Day to Be Spentl", 1\[att. 1'" ],]a. tli,' hl'l'l'dilll--:' plaeeR ill OJ'lI,'1' to have
7AG 1'. l\I.-E\'<'uing' WorRhip. Song lhl'lll c·1<'alll'c] up. How('\'(,I', if any nre
sl'r\'i('" :t~Ristccl h~' the orelll'stra. Quar- lIeg-ligl'!lt of the health of otherR hy WEEK OF APRIL 11 th
1<'t authem, "l\[ore Love to 'rhee," hy I'c'fllsillg' to renll'd.\' any nlliRan('e, the
SI"'akR. S,'rlllon h~' tl1<' paRtor on. Ply Deput.\' will 1uI\'e thl' full authority
., \rhat Christ EXJlI'dR of Fs," Lul,e of all t.hl' Boal'lls of Health, as '\'l'll aR "Straight is the Way"
1:;: (i·D. th,' :-':ta1'e Dcpal'tllH'nl of Heallh, to
'" ec]u-.'s<!a.\' at S P. :\1., l\Ii<!\\'eek ('olllpd adion. )IAIN I'I!OI)UCTIO:>; S'I'AU'l'" AS NRAM
~(llq.~· a )uI Pra,\'er Her,'i('l'. Ru hjc(·t, AS POSSIBLE TO 10.00 A. Moo a.oo, 1.011,
'rht' ~tol't\l\e('pcrs an' l'fH)pCl'atin~
1.-.16. 6.46. 7.46, 9.80 P. Ill.
., The Ktllr~' 'l'hat. .TeRus 'rolcl," Luke heartil,\', l'spcc'iall~' when' fooc] i~ ex-
IG: 11-32. Il(':'l'd for sale. Thl'Y I'l'alize that the
Rtl'au~.~('l':--; :lud \,j:..; jtor nrc wel('oillc to
all tIl<' 'I'n'i"I':' of this ChllJ'l·h.
11.\' Jills up his hod~' with liqui<l predi-
,~l'sled food llllCl then flit's aroond look·
~ARBERTH GARAGE
--,---- illg for a pl:ll'e to light. .\R hI' dO"R he Raymond Weils, Proprietor
FLY CAMPAIGN PROGRESSES.
.A Fl.," ltl:-;pPt'tO)' hHS been ('llg:aged
I'l'gurgilates :,ll he had ahsorh",], and
1111'11 tril'~ to I'eahsorh it. In 110 in-
GASOLINE, OIL, SUPPLIES
h~' the (J,'IWl'aJ FJ~' (':lIl1j'aigll ('11l1l1l1it- st nll(,l~ d()('~ he :-i\WI'P('t! in g'ptting it a)) EXPERT REPAIRING
IC'I' III' Ih,' ;-Iain Lilll', aUII thc' Boarcls hac·k. I I' he lights on food, lI!ilk hot- T .Iephone Narberth 1633
lks, the nippk oj' a hahy'R lIIilk hottll',
of 1Il'alth of LOlI'c'r l\1t'rion, Ha\'t'l'fo!'ll,
Sl'r- alld I:ac]nor, ancl thl' Borough of :\ar- ' alld el'('I'~' oth,'r plac'l', he ka\'es ,ll':1I11~'
1"'l'th. \l'ill gi\'l' hill! the authorily of a g"I'IIIS of typhoi,], llial'l'hc'a, elltl'riti~, HOWARD C. FRITSCH
Dl'j'lI1y. His c1l1t,\' will hc 10 t'nfo!'l'" ('hoII'I':l, dy:'elltel'.\'. paratyphoid, fe\·.'r, Justice of the Peace
n,.~,tllatilll1:-; r('~l)(\l'tiv(' parasitic' illfl'c,tion~ alld othcr di"orcf,ol's.
the of t.he HEAL ESTATE
BO:ll'd~ III ritldill:! th ... <'lItil't' s('(,tiou (If Dr. Edllnl'.l :llal'till, Conllliissionpr of
Scr- 1l,'al1h, slatt's that this i" \'N.\· lal'gel,\'
Fire Insurance-Best Companies
fly hn·nding pla('l'~,
tlH' 1'l':lSOIl 1'01' thl' dt,:Jth ra1l' of illf:,lIts Phone 1749W-215 Haverford Ave.
:III'. W. ,\. ;-[axII'e1l. Ihl' I-'I~' Inspt'c-t·
I 01', \l'ill follo',I' III' thl' 1'l']iol'ls of the t:IJdllg :1 11\:lp 1I1'\\':t1'l1 dlll'ill.~ th<' :-'lllll-
PAINTING GLAZING
IIISJl,'di:1I1 ('OIllIlJi1tl'('S. whi('h al'(' on Illt'l',
DECORATING JOBBING
thl' lookollt ill ,'ac·1I s<,c'1 ion frolll Ol','r- '1'111' ill'I,,'c'101' Il'ill ask all lhp clealpl's
brook t'l ['aoli 1'01' plal'C'~ \l'h,'l'c' llil's 111 food :"'llppli(l~ to ('arty out. tlu' rpg'lI· WILLIAM NEWBORG I CO.
Painting and Decorating
212 Woodb'ne Ave., Narberth, Pa.
Phone, Mdmore 1436 W Narberlh 1758 W
TONY GUILIAN
Public Sale of 306 Woodbine Avenue
NA.RBERTH, PA.
General Hauling and Contractin~, LI\wn
and Garden Work, Hedl'e Trimming
Narberth Lots Tree Dlanting and Trimming
r------------------------
Six choice Building Lots, 5 O~foot Narberth Auto
front, some wider, with good shade, Repair Shop
some fruit trees, right between nIce 125 Haverford Ave., Narberth
Homes, on W oodbine Avenue,' one
Repairs-all kinds
square north of Montgomery Pike,
Narberth. At Public Auction, Satur~
Supplies-all kirds
EDWIN WIPF
day, Apnl 16th, at lOA. M. Terms Phones-Narberth 1726W or 672
one-fourth cash, balance easy terms.
E. GEORGE WURST, owner For Permanent
NARBERTH Satisfaction
BUY A
Smedley Buill Home
Pbon~, 628- v.
SJJl'uce 'j7!J7
8t .. Pblla.
"·oodLJiIlP Av\.'.
Connecting Narberth with Philadelphia WM. D. & H. T. SMEDLEY
NARBERTH BUS LINE
House Lnul'.
Phlla
NARBERTH TO 63RD AND MARKET STREETS
Busses will leave
WEone,
Sell Property for Every-
and at Any Time.
THE COMMiSSiON IS 3%
HHI'AIl{~.
NARBERTH OR 63RD AND MARKET STREETS
EVERY TWENTY MINUTES
On the Hour-20 Minutes, after the Hour-and 40 Minutes
J. A. CALDWELL
after the Hour NARB£RTH, PA.
First Bus leaving 6 A, M. Every hour on the hour after Phone, Narberth 1687
I
12 o'clock midnight from 63rd and Market Sts. On the half
hour from Narberth. Busses stop anywhere along the line to i Tbe Narberth Electrical Shop
take on or discharge passengers. 230 IIAVERFORD AVE.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
L FARE, 10c. After Midnight, 25c.
'Ve repair, sell and install anything
Eleetrical. Old house wiring a specailty.
Ask about our three payment plan in-
cluding fixtures. Phone 1633 or 395W
latioll of thl' llilfel'l'1I1 Bnarc]s of Health,
COOK BROS. whic'h 1"':I<IR
"Xo fil'lll.
eXj'ose for
as follows:
1"'l'snll, 01' ('oI'[H'l'lItion shall
sak Oil all~' si,le'walk or
pa VPIIIPIlf. OJ' othpl' t'Xll('~f'tl plaec any
PLUMBING HEATING fruit, "'egl'tnhll's 01' other artieles of
{oo,] whil'h nr,' eatl'lI 11111'()okpl], uliless
s\lc·h fl'!!It. \'pg-l'tahleR or other articles
ROOFING of f0(111 :In' th()ro\lghl~' sC'l'eell\'c] and
jll'ot.'l'tl'd from Hic:" 11llcl unless the)"
arc Oil p]I'\'atecl Rt:lllclR at Icast twcllty-
foul' illc'hes [lhm'l' the 1t'\·,,1 of the side-
walk or 1'[1 \'el!lent. 'A,lopte,l h~' the Ad-
Jobbing promptly attended to vi"tor,\' Boar,l, .TaIlUl1r~· 14, I!J];'."
The COll!lIJittel'R are orgallizillg to diR-
trihute thollSUlHIR of pnmphletR telling
NIGHT PHONE NAR. 687 DAY PHONE NAR. 302J the stor.\· of the fly. These will be fol-
lowed hy thousands of swatters llud
posters.
 4 NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN
Sing- a soug 0' sixp('ncc; a packet full
of ~l'eds,
A spade allll trowl'l, rake alltl hoc arc
all :\ ganleller lIee,ls.
"'hen the seed is eared for, into life it
springs,
, "\nd Oh, the flowers all,1 veg-ta hIes are
g-oo,l enough for kings.
CORRECTION.
III our eolumn last lI"eek an error
was made in the lIames of officers clect-
cd. Mr. .Toseph H. Xash was elected
'rrea~url'r. 1\[1'• .Toseph P. Simpson was
electetl Secretary.
DATES FOR FLOWER SHOWS.
At presellt, Saturda~·, .Tune 4th, seems
to he the hest date for Peony and Rose
Shuw, hut the seasull will have to gov-
ern the exact tlate. 'rhe frost of March
28th injured the first shoots on Hybrid
Tea Hoses so that we will have to watch
them earefully to learn ahout when the
first blo,}m lOan he expt'de,],
GLADIOLI EXHIBIT.
As sen'ml memhers are planting
many of the nell" antl hetter varieties
of g-l:lllioJj we will lil,el~' he a hle to
mal,e quite a fine display a hout .Tuly
::Wth.
DAHLIA SHOW.
Septe/llhpr ~-lth, the fourth Saturday
in Sepi<'JIl],pl', Sf'CIIlS to he the right
,late for this show. 'rhis means tuhers
should ill' plallt,',l ahout .Tune l;;th for
]wst results. A sehe,lule for vegetable~
to he plaJ!t('d about .Tllne ~Oth \I'ill also
he incltllle,l with th(' Dahlia Show.
TIME TO PLANT
Swiss Chard, Onions, Turnips,
ral)i, Carrot~, Bl)ct:o-;, Smooth
Salsify, Spinach.
All Stars Win from
Tennis Team 49 to 14
(('IIlltiIlU(',l frolll Pn~'p 1)
with whi.·h the~' haJlllle,l thp/ll~elves
an,l the a,·,·ur:ll'.\- with whidl th,'~' ~hot
goals frllm loug ,listau,·,'s aud dil1icult
angles, 1\"(1Il for thelll the heart~- ap-
plause of the slH't'\ators.
But Don't Forget Mr. Fretz.
"It II 111 st III' t"l:rihle to ha\"(~ e~'e­
sight Ii ],e that!" sighed Doc Hartley,
as 1\l'artin-standing alll",st at the ex-
tl'l'IIll' clId of the "agl'-tosse,l a Ii e1<1
goal that drol'p('d in10 thp haskl,t with-
ont (~\·(lJl sO ]11\1('11 as tOllehing- a Sillg-lc
string in th" hasl,,,t nl'!.
Martin also ga\'e a fine I'xhihition of
tos:-;ing goals fruill fnull"~ getting n ont
oj' 10 ehan,·('s. But rig-ht here we want
to sa~' that Fret~. of th" 'J','nnis team,
also (li,l himself proud, gt'tl ing 8 out
of 0 eh:tlll'l's, and in a,l,lition S(~orell
onp of the thre" go:lls fl'Om fip]'l gath-
ered in h~' the Tpnnis I'la~'''rs. "'a~'ne
Harris '11so got Ollt,-:tIlll th" lirst to be
~core,1 h~' his si,le, at that-an,l we
must al~o el'l',lit Hoy '''iIIiams with
one. Xo:' shonld "-e lIeg-Ied to say that
Captain i"ule,lle~- :tIlll his entire 'rennis
teanl put up a phl('lty hattIe throughout
the whol,· ('onlt'st. The linp-llp and
seore follow:
All Stars. Position. Tennis Association.
Gene D,n'is. . .. Gua 1'(1 Boryer
Durbin. '" Guard Fenno
Lal'llie Davis.. Centpr Fretl.
Coole Forward SlIIedley
:Martin. Forwa1'll 'ViIIilllns
Suhstitute~: All Stars-Guard, .Ten·
Idns; Centpr. 'Var,l; Forward, J,
Dielde. Tpnnis Assoeiation-Gunrd,
Retlifer; Forward, Harris. Goals from
LEE'S GARAGE
Cleveland and Ford Sales and Service. Quick. deliveries on
all cars. All k.inds of Auto Repairing
Work. Guaranteed
Narberth 1805
Oils, Gas, Supplies
field: Martin, r,; L. Davis, r,; Durhin,
:1; .T(lnkin~t :1; Dielde, ~; IIurris, 1;
Fret~, 1; "'i II ill illS, 1. Goals from foul:
:l\l'artin, 0; Pret~. s. H"feree, Fred
Harsh.
Minstrel Show Well Received
i COlltinu(',l frolll Page 1)
lliusi"al "elp(·tinn h~' thp oreIH'stra, and
it was a i"eout orchestra at that-a
fad with which prohahly a good many
in th(' nudipllt'" were not famili:l1'.
'l'h,'n HeoutllIastpr Patten spoke hriefly,
t"l\illg ahont th,' work of his boys and
the value of thpir snnnner camp, fur
the henefit of whidl the entertainment
\Y:l:"l gi \?CJl.
Ernest Sehnlts, Calllp Director at
('amp Ddmont. was the next sJleaker,
a 1111 h., t"l,l ahont Boy Scont camp life
-;jnst what a (lay's program at the
H"OIlt ,'allll' eonsists of, and how the
huys pn;joy thl' ealllp and the good that
it does thelll.
Showing Sconts in Action.
An impromptu patrol lIIeeting of the
Beavpr Patrol proved to he one of the
most inter('~ting featnres of the even·
ing. Alexander Burt, the leader of the
Bpa vcr Pntrol, preside,l, and the fol-
lowing Illt'lII hers of the patrol took reg·
lIlar Scout tests under the questioning
of Scoutmaster Patten: Signnling, Wil-
I limn Parker and Alfred Odiorne; Na-
tnre Stn,ly, Edwa1'll Gilfillen; Comp::tss,
Hohert Gillillen; Pirst Aid, Russel
Sharp; Knife, Hatchet and Ax, Her-
hert Bn r:ell; History of the Flag, Ern-
pst Cox. Seontmaster Patten explnin-
I'd that the Scouts did not know, in
i :oh-anl'e, what questions he was goin~
to ask them. Every Scout taldng the
h'sts dill ""ry \I"ell.
Then came a genuine ul.l·time scout
IIf the c'O\\"buy days of the Old 'Vest
-Charles G. Skirdin, who told some
i u I "rl'stin~ :lIul thrilling experiences of·
his days as a cowhoy anti scout with
Bufl'alo Bill.
Good Jokes and Lively Songs.
In the minstrel show, }'rnncis Lam-
b,'rt pl'Oved himself to he a first-class
int.t-I'lo('utol', and "'as ably assisted by
the ,'ntire cast. 'rhe end men were
Hi"hard Odiorne and 'VeIls 'Vanamak·
Kohl·
er, allll the other come,lian" were Don-
a 1,1 Brown, ,loseph Snyder, 'l'homns
1\1 erl,,'I, 're,l Atkins, Gonlon Hudolph
Pens,
and HolH'rt Patten. Christopher Her-
I'OU an,l Atherton Lane were the hal-
lad singprs, an,l the ('horns ineluded:
('ar1 1\l'et:t.ger, Hohel't ?ll'acKinnon, How-
a 1',1 Yallette, 'rhOllla8 Haney, Berthald
Younghluth, Davi,l :l\[umford, Harr.\'
Cunllingham :\101 1'aul Longley. Don-
ald Holl'umn was sta~e manager, an,l
'I'hOlllas ?ll'eAnlifl'e \I"as prol)('rt.~- lIIan.
fl'hp .;;n]os W(~I'C suug :\:-;
" Avalon." Christopher Herron; "]I[al'-
,c::ie," Atherton Lan.,; "Cili Bien,"
(; onIon Hu,lolph; " Featllt'r Your
:\ ,'st." 'l'h("Hlor(' "\ tldns; " PalL's-
tina," ,Tos('ph Sn,\-d('l'; ":l\l'y ]I[amlll~',"
Donald Brown, :nul "1 'v'e not a Billl-
I", Down in Billlho lsle.·' Hiehanl
( ldillrne.
A ,lan,'e ollowed the uliustl'el show,
an,l all in all it "'as a fine eut"l'tain-
IIlI'nl. Cougratulations to Scoullllaster
Patt('n a nd to ('\'ery oil,' of his S('outs,
Community Club Notes
(Continue:l from Page 1.)
13usin(,8s of the Club followe,l, a~
well as annOllllt'elllents of tllL' r"cejltion
on 'rhur~day p\'ening' to he g-i\"en hy the
.Tunior Clu], to th(' Seniors. and of the
Play and Cantata to he ~i\'('n b~' the
"'omen '.~ COJJl!llunity Cluh on the e\'l'n-
ing of "\pril ~!l. 'rhe a Hel'noon close,l
with a soeial hour, during which punch
'and home-made ('akes were s('n'p,l. A
"hinl walk" is to he ta kell hy lIIany
mem],ers of thl' Cluh. X('w hooks arc
eonstantl~· being :ul,le,l to our lihrary.
'Ve are ~tarting a ('alll]Jaign t.o increase
the sub lcriptions to Our Town. Nomi-
nations for officers arc heing listed. In
every respect this was a delightful and
imjlol'tan l meeting.
THE LITERATURE CLASS.
The Literature Class of the 'Vom'
L. C. SHAHAN, Prop.
en's COJJlmunity Cluh heltl the Inst hcrth, It will hc wi~e to purehasc tick-] pontinuing her work at school agnin
Jueetillg of the season 011 1\[onday ets in ad\'an(~e to avoid disnppointmcnt. this \\·elk.
mOl'lling with 1\[r~. Rohert F. "'ood,
of A \,on Road. The grentel' part of the 111'1'. Pat Donohue, our Jlopular taxi '1'he sehedule of the new hus line,
morning was spent in discussing "Pot· driver, • ntel'tained MI'. .Jllmes Galla- advertised elqewhere in this issue,
tprisJJl," hy Hose 1\[acau!ny, which is gher. Pn'si,lent of the 101'1l1 American should I).:' of grcat intorest to those who
generally eonsidel'l',l one of the most i"tores Co., (luring his lundl hour last have 'hike<1" from the trolleys
illlportant hool'S of the year. Refer· 'l'uesclay Ity driving him ahout the
town.
through missing the last train.
I'nce was IImde to the character and
work~ )f .Tohn Burroughs, the natnrnl- ]lIi"s ,Teanette WaIton, formerly of Is it ex,'reise you wanH 'rJlllt's nlI
ist. whose funeral took place on SUIl- Xarl,erth, \\-ho spent the Easter seaSOn you'll r-:l't from your \\'ork unlt·ss you
tlay, his eighty·fourth hirt.hday. in 'Vashill~ton, has returlled to her sa ve. ,\ sk tho Postmaster ahout
The l.iterature Class will reSlllllO pan'uts' home ill At.lantie City before 'l'1'l'asl1r,\' Savin~s Stamps and 'l'reasury
IIleetings in the fnll, wllCn it i~ hoped H:I\-ings Certiflcates. 'rhe priee of
til pxteud the scope of the work. *~:;.OO Certifieates in April is $~O.i';;.
NOTICE
"THE NEIGHBORS," Mr. Henl'~' Rose and Postmaster
Hehl'al'~als arc beillg held for "'l'!Je
Xeighhors," hy Zona Gale, the play
Narberth Taxi Service
Patrick F. Donahue
Haws lHotOJ'(,.l through llortions of
Herl,~ al"l Chester Connties last Sun-
whil'h is to he given hy memhers of ,la~·. Fanllers in those seetions fear
tlll' "'oJllen's COJllmunity Club on Fri- Authorized Taxi Service. by Certifi- that th,~ apple "rop wiII he almost a
cate from Public Service Commls- eOlllplctc failul'l', .lue to the severe
day ('vetling, April ~!l. Don't you want slol1, dated November 16. 1920.
to St't) into what a ~tate of agitatioll Taxi meets all trains. frost.
nl'ig-hhor:; "an he thrO\l"I1 when they Store orders prom~ t1y called for and
learn that a YOllng widow is to' re- delivered. Baggage called for and 'I'he St:lJlllnnl Benrer So"iet~' of t.he
delivered. Freight delivered.
t'eive a little hoy on the 7.;;81 :Mem- M. E. Clulr"h met with Doroth~' L.
hprs of the east inelude Mrs. Walker Open Day and Night Phone 1633 Chalfant on 'rue~,lay evening. Twenty
1.. Owen, :l\l'rs. Merritt Davis, Mrs. 'V, mem h"rs \1'l'1'(' pl'l'sl'nt. The program
E. Blodgett, 1\[rs. Franl<1in Dunlop, ,,'as given h~' Grace 'Vool"o"ks, George
1\lrs. W. A. :l\I'itehell, Mrs, C. A. Farm- Pnrring an<1 Dorothy Chalfant. Plnns
er, 1II'rs. .Tesse Harris, :Mrs. Hobert
\\'oo,!.
GLEAN···SAFE···WHOLESOME ,,-el'e made for a Thank Offering party
to he given in ]\[a~' alll! II pla~' which
'rhe pla~' is lwing eoat'hed by Mrs. OUR PRODUCTS ARE GUARANTEED will he given in the near future.
I
X ol"1ua f'outhworth. UNDER BACTERIOLOGICAL CONTROL
,
Gara~M~Ginl~'O
COMMUNITY CLUB LIBRARY. Pasteurized Milk DELIVERIES
Sinee April :2 there have heen a,lded BrynclO~~lkCerIlUed WEST PHILA. 123 South 11~ S!. PhiiadeIPhlCl:~'
(Pedrlalle Sodety) OVERBROOI(
to the Lihrary the following lIew
huoks: Special .. Guernsey" MERION
"Harriet and the Piper," Kathleen Milk
(Roberts· & Sharpless'
WYNNEFIELIJ
BA. LA..CYNWY
GARAnteed Roofs
XOITis.
Dairies) NARBERTB
"The Hp\,ellth _\ng('I," Alexander
Cream Buttermilk ARDMORE
Bla"k,
Table and Whipping WYNNEWOOO
"The Brilllilling- CUI'," Dorothy Can-
ii I' It 1.
ICream.
Cotter's Meats
, 'Th., 'l'ruJllpl'ter S\\'all," Temple
Baile.y.
Also n\-., hooks have lwell reeeived
as gifts from memhprs of the COJllmun·
SCOII-POWElL DAIRIES A Quality For
it,\- Cluh:
45th and Parrish Sts. People Who
"Dall"lI 0 'Hara," Bl1l1a Ferber. Want The Best
"Thl' Chal'Jllp,l Life of Miss Aus-
till/' ~i111111('1 l'\[crwiu.
Groceries ~nd Provisions
"Ll'w;,; Hand." :l\lar.\- .Tohuston.
"The Harbor," Erl1""t Poole, Educator
and
"'lOll X('\'pr Kno\\' Your Luck,"
Gilh,'rt Parker.
You arl' priYikg-ctl to tal,e hooks
fro!ll th(' Librar.\·, 11'I1t'tlll'r yOIl arc a
Kreider Shoes HARRY B. WALL
for Children Plumbing, Gas Fitting
nll'lIl hl'l' of I hI' ('lllh or lIot.
and Heating
SPECIAL
THE FIRESIDE on School Shoes
NARBERTH PA
(Con ti nilI'd 1'1'0111 l'a!Ie 1)
Phone, Narberth 1602-J
Better come in and look
Shriners' :\ ight at the 1,·., Palace them over
WI'l1nes,la~', ,\pril 1:\lh. B,'n('fit of
hand and 1':' tro], :->pe"ial program has Narberth Shoe Store
DAVIS'
A FULL LINE OF
fllll(l\Ys: hel-Ill a rl':lng·t'cl for.
209 Haverford Avenue CIGARS
A misprint o""IIJ'1'(',1 in the elassiJie,1 Narberth Stationery. M.g~z;nes, Candie.
:ulyertiscment ofl'erillg a portahll' gar-
age, la",t "'('l'le Tht\ pholle IIU11l1l('r
shoul,l he ]i'~i'-W.
"The TIOSt' 1\l'ai,ll'lI" lI"ill h., a real
!Ilusieal treat. Dill' to t he fad. that it
will be ~iY,'n only 0111' night in Xar-
HARRIS, LeROY,. &CLARK, Inc.
STUDEBAKER DEALERS
for the Main Line
Show Room and S.rvice Stalion at
21 W. Lancaster Ave.
I
ARDMORE
Phila. Office and Service Stalion al
New Roofs for Old
907 N. Broad St. Economically and Quickly
Accomplished With
C. F. STRETCH. Box No. 53. [Local Rep.
ART CRAFT
ART CRAFT is firesafe and weather
proof; it gives la:;tillg service; it comes
Main Line'" Garage in beautiful tile designs-slate red or
Taxi Service Haulinll of an kind. slate grcen. Laid right over old wooden
Packard Limousine to Hire
shingles it saves the expense and labor
SABlE CENSORE
Phone. Narberth 672 of ripping off the old roof. Made by
Bird and Son, ir.e., Esb}} Ii"hcd li95,
makers of the reliable NCpollsct products.
,·lsh for our wi"i"" GiiJ free estimates.
FRED WALZER .COOK BROTHERS
ilulltttl' IIf t~r 'ruu
250 Haverford Ave.
In.r"ranCf! of all kind.r
Phone 302 J NARBERTH, PA.
Auto Licenses Rents Collected
:Marriage Licenses
Affadavits for Income Tax
Workmen's Compensation
117 WINDSOR AVE.
Phone. N.rberth-1247.J
NA.RBERTH, PA.
k! (!aft Roof