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VOLUME VIII, NUMBER 15
Charles E. Kreamer I18me and School in
.. Is claimed by Death
Regular Meeting
PROMINENT CITIZEN AND
CHURCHMAN DIES SUDDEN-
LY OF HEART FAILURE
Charl{'~Edwurd Krl'alll,'r. I'rlJlllill"lIt
in "0 m'lIly c·in·I .." in :"ad"'rlh lind
Pthiladelphin, ,]i.'d ""l!tI,'lly Friday
morning, ,Jan. Lith. II" II as on th,'
W'1l~' to thl' III,4j traill, ,,},.'II h.· f,,11
on Ha ,·~rfo~,l. '.\ "1'., ol'I'(",ij" t h,' "ta·
tion, alld withill a f.,w minlltl's, hi"
phy!!i<'iHI1, Ill'. H. l' llolTman, !'ro·
nounc<"d lifn l·xtin<'l. 11 "lIl't di",'a,,~
was th'e c'ausl' of d-('ath.
~rr. Kr~anl~r movf'd to :"nrbl'rth :1:1
:. years ago, anll hus us"i!!t",1 in the
d'CYe)opml'nt of DlMt of its org-anizu·
tionl'l. He \I"'lIS the nill't.h residellt of
tbe village of Xarlwrth at its in('ep-
• t.ion, and WIlS a n1('mlwr of t.hc C<>IlI'
mittel' of five who lW('urp<! tIll' "hartl'r
for the Boroug-h in ]S(I,L
TIt'oughi a life-long ~rcthodij<t, tJu>
PresbytI'Tian Chur"h of Xal'hprth WllS
organized in ~Ir. Kr~u.n1('r '" ~1011l(' 011
June 2, ]89], nnd he be~rllne if:' first
1:rer,sul'er. With the org3Jljzation of
the ~fl'thodist Epi'seopal Chureh in :'oJ'ar·
herth, hi., u('li,'it;(" soo" "l,,,tl'f('d th,·rl'.
He 'h,,"ollle a llllC'lllh.r of th,· hnil.linj!
eon,m.i1tee, lIn,1 hl'c'all~~' of hi, tl':ti"ing-
llnd ahility, at Oll('~ a~hi"vl',1 a leading
':'..purt, 911d !!pry~d for Zi years IlB trustee,
',:0 of willieh BOllrd I", "a~ III .., \'r,,,,,i.!t-II1.
.. 25 years as a I'! i \'(, !-;ll(wrilltenl]"nt of
I':, the :"ounda~' 1'\"'1001, lind th~ lust two
.::"ye-ars a.<; Supprintpnll~nt EIllPritus.
· ~Ir. Krp1l'nll'r WllS hom in Phila.lel-
:.. phia, .July 1 i, 184!l, anrl lI"v"r sepur...
atoe,1 bimself from tIl:<' lifl' of 'hi" ~".
.' ',five .. ity. He was a tru,ste<> of the
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Narberth Choral Society
.' At the regular wCi'kly r~hrorsal of
'0: the ;\'arbert~ Choral go~iet~· in the
,"1". M. C. A. Building last ~f.mclay night,
.the mu....ie for the lH'xt C'I,III'I'rt was
. gl"en out. After going' oy('f ,'aeJh nUlll·
···:ber and hearing the instrux·tions. hy
··.~Prof. ;\'i~e. ev{'ry one wus imprc'Sl'H'I]
: ':with the fuet thillt t'here is ..arne rea]
·";work ahead.
': .. ' The progmm "'.iII again bt' of 11 mis·
·:':cellane'ous ehara.eter a,nd will inclullt'
·::·~hQru.•es from the best 0lwra.s lind th"
>gi-eat oveorture... One number wl1ieh
,:'\Yill be c&pecial]y pleasing is thl' Ballad
Lof "The Highwaymen," the first per-
:~'fOnllallCe of whic>h WIlS gi"en hy the
,·.::.¥bntclair Ohoral I'\ocicfy, one of the
··.'··best·choTUSf'S in th~ ~ounlry. Thc,tl'xt
/cit this ba.lI:nd is from tht' pOt'ms by
'~:ii\lfted Noyt's ancl 'Ions set to 'Illu•• i<, hy
;:<Mark Andrews.
L" . Ever:yone "'ho has bcurll any of the
:~':coiicerts put on by Prof. Nice knows
?thtif one of llis strong 'Points is his
r~~·~ili.ty to ~e.]C'et a \vell-halanced pTO~
:,:g~m.His reputation will not Nuffer
;1n.bhe. least by t,he selections lie has
\:mal1'e for th'll next conCl'Tt t.o be given
thy. the Narberth Choral. .
;;;':,.The new officers have already proven
i::ti.iltthey are the right people in the
t'fi~'h,f placO!J ancl they arf' 'Planning
?;~mcgrcnt things for.' the soeiety.
l{;.:..',A'I1nouneement of tlhe soloi~t" for the
*iae~tcon~ert will Ibe made in a short
~\~~e~' .
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1:~).. ~.' CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS.
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JW~ ,..... Fixed Meeting
&lo~gJ1.aoi1Dcll MontbIy-;-Second .Monday. Counell Chamber
~.lItberth Bldg. and LOaD Ass '21 Monthl1~:F1rst ThUl'llday CO\Li1ell Chamber
,'\ )#can;LeilOJ1.Bl~. &; L'n Ass'nMonthly......:Pir8t Tuesday
.Oi~c A8soc1ation
'ber:ih Monthly-ThIrd. Thulsda'y .Counell Chamber
~~~OOD1PaD~. Monthl1......Last-·~e.y ..•..~.. House
'.:
:mft
,.imd' ~ool
..
Ass0da.t10Jl
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MOJithly+FOurth Th~a.y:i:ligh
2tL • : •Firc 'Co#1pany Dance ••.•••. Elm Hall .•·•..•..., .• , ..•• 9,00 P. M.
.~,:~,~.,,; /':rhcBheiks;"na.nee. ; •• : •. EIm Hall; .. , •• , •.••...••• 9..00P,1\r. .FOlf, REliT-Garage' spaee for...tencars.
... ~r ;Co.rd.Par.ty,.N~tse CODlD1ittee.Y.M.C.A••.• ; •• ,;
:: "3;1..; .:~J?rc$'Dyte.rian,:RiJc!!ption •• ;.~ Y. ~r; G.·A,
. .;:: 'L~ ;' •. ~cturcbi' Judge.· BroWn' '~ .•• P,resbyteii~nOh~uch :; • ;'.,;. ;S:OOP .:M, I!.,.BarelnY;13~'MoOIitgoinetyAvenue,
l;:lh~: .;l.uniOI')j;'?:·Qon~rL .:.••• ; .;Y:~.·C; A..
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NARBERTH, PA., SATURI?AY, JANUARY 21', 1922
ASSOCIATION DISCUSSES SCHOOL
ATHLETICS:-MEETING NIGHT
CHANGED TO FOURTH
THURSDAY
Th,' Iloml' and S"hool .\S:'l",i"I;OI1
11I.I'r'tillll' on l'hursdny of last w .... k. \\',,~
J,,'ld ill th,' lIii!h &·hool ,\udiloriulll.
Thl'f(' w{'n' upward,:, of 011(" huntln'd llt-r-
SOliS I'rl',,('nl, illt·llIllillg- Jlra<'li~llJ].,' thl'
""til'" f,,,·"I t.,· of til{' I'ubli" K,"h<>t,]- (If
th(· BorollKh, for wholll llU inforll:,,1
rl'('l'l'tio" 'Ins givpn, a~ n I'"rt or thl'
"",,uing's program,
.\. cli~<'11S.'li01l on tht' genl'ral ~uh.i"d
of the physical c]evt'lopl1l'pnt of ,,,bor,]
ehil<],r('n Wll... enterNI into. Tbis was
I"tl hy Mr. Curl A. Hummel, in ('hurgl'
of Boys' Athletics, of the Divi~ion of
l'h~'si~al Ec!twation. of thl' I'IIh1i.·
I'\"bool" of PhiladeJphia, wll{) g-a"e an
int('J'~"1ing anti in"trueth"r tnlk on the'
g-rl"ut llllft<llialll'p, Hf t'lli' t't1't '! -111'
helllth of fh., "ehool l'hil,lrl'n will have
on th'" ehnrllder of work they do in the
('In,.s 1""lIII. II., r1wl'lt l'"rti<-ul:lI'I~' Oil
th" ""i1,,' of ha,"illg' c'hiltlrl'n fonn
h."gil·ni,· haltits in th~ ho-III(' to ~IIT'!,II"
llIJ'nt till' tminin,g' g'in'n th"111 in thl'
:,('ho(}l~. -Proppr or~rnni7.Htion of ~l)(Jrt~,
a,. wl'lI n!! foIll' kill'l of g'aml" h.'st .nile'l]
to ('h'idln'lI, WH~ ("olll'iid.'TC"IL and ,luring I
tIlt· g'l'lIl'ral .Iisl·us."io-n followillg' hi" '
talk he "tl'tlr'l~I~' nrg'l'lj for Xarhl'rth
th.· "nhstitution of Sl)('~pr foot'hllH for
th" re",nlnt.ioll f(}()tlttaJl gRml's R" r·on·
dur-t"d b~" th~ ~ollt'g'e n.nll IIni"l'r"ity I
tl'al1ls.
~I r. Illllll1111'l "!,okf' Xlf thl' yalnl' of 1'1"
,·rl'at.ion ,·~.lItr"", wh h'h wns lntl'r ta kl'n
"i' b~" Pr",~il]~llt \V"ntz, "ho urg'l"]
l'Yl'ry. m~mlwr of 'fhp Home lIn.1 RehO'ol
A""wiation to ,]0 Iris' or her utlllo"t I"
ha,'1' l'ver.\' voter in tbp' Bornllg-h go i
to'thp poBs on F .. hruar~' mh '(Iud nnlh.
tlrizl' thp" Roroug:h ('onneil, by.a un· ,
alii Ilion" "ot~, to prof'nre t,he ':prOpcrt~. I
ftll' thl' rp"rention '·.I'litr,· for Nai'1:i'rTth.
H~ expln.in~tl thnt a,~ thp mR.jGrit'y.. of
t h., rl"Si',ll'nl" tlf t h" Bnrong-h ila;(r,?~J>'
pl'l''-s,',] th('lI1s~ly"" in fllyor 0#'
t'hc. COllllllnnity Cluh 1111'1 on ~Iolldny after-
1'1ayg'1'Onn,1, t'he slw('inl ~Il'dion WlIS
"imply to ('lIrr(>et H.n I'rrol' for whi ..h
th,' Roroug'h Hllt,horit;('/' werr in nowts/,
rl'.spollsih-!I'. all'll t-h71t a IInanilllon' yotl'
at this t,ime wonl,] "'how th,' r~al :\'nr-
h,'rth eOl1lmlll,;t~- "pirit.
Owillg' to t;hp fnd thnt th~ stat",]
11I.'pting's tlf l'hp Home lin'] i"~hoo] As·
sO"iations ~ollflirll'.] with !!t.n tpd 111el't-
ing-anf of1h~r or.~n.:lizat,ion" of thl'
Borough, t'he' By-Laws wel'l' amenl1ecl
b~' d't'sign'llting <the fourth 'I'1111rs-day
of ('.~1l'h month 11'" th" rf'-,!!'Hlr,r I11ppting-
n'i~ht IlC'rl'lllft.er. 'From a thorough ('(\-D-
YnlSS of t.h/' Boron'g'h, it \I~IS foun,i tho I.
this ",gilt \\'a!! on.. of t'he very few
in po~h month On which there is no
IContinlled on Poge 4)
NOTICE
The Fire Company Dance, post-
poned from FridaY the 13th, will
be held next Thursday, Jan. 26th,
at Elm Hall.
Tickets issued fOr the 13th will
be honored a.t this time.
".
Dat~8.
Legion BUilding
. . . . . ~o()l . COMPELLED
Place.
3.00P.}J; Will 'rent separaielyor tim entire
:.;. ,,;, 8.00 }l.M. BtiU'VJ1g.·~hono: Nilrbert}t, 1623~ H.
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.:8,00 :P.'M. . N~berth, "PD..'
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THE FIRESIDE
ing for p\'1'ryhody.
('Il:!!"t {'IlOllg'h
~l r.
('{lJl WflY
rwd :\ITS. Opo. ThunlJ,~on, of
A ,·f)., aff' ft'ceiving l'ong-rntu·
lations on the l1rrival of a dfllll;hll'r.
:\Ii.s ~larjC' \Y,rtz is th,' I!tlest of
~rr. find ~frs. ~Iorris Corlil's, of ]06
j-', rr,·"t :\ YC'Tlue.
:II r. ('I~IIIt'n t Hoot h, of \\'or1'eslpr,
\ras:-: .• Wlt:-- tht' ~\I~l:,.t of :\11'. .\. F.
Whitman last week.
\[1'". .lohn B. Brook" "a" lh., 11111,·h·
~"J(·"t of ~Jr". lIan." \V. I1nrt, of
,"Oil
T:tl'fllI~·, 011 'Y pchlt :--dn:,·.
1 i:ll11 Trt)a:-01Ir~· :--:'a"iJl,l!~'
+""0: $2:5 Trpa~lIry ~a\'illgs
'1':'11. On sale at th" I',,·t 01li,·P. .\sk
for Post lIla"t~r.
.:'If r. Gpra]d ~r. Tum hlyn, of 106 Dud-
It'~· .-\\-f'., h:l~ ht'Pli t'1ll!agpd to spn·(' n
., ·pnr in Y. ~r. C. A. work lit Cairo,
EI:~'pt.
:\11'. all'] Mrs. !I"nl'y Halllli.' Brooks,
of \Vashingion, I). ('.. \\"l'r" thp <linnl'!'
gn(·"ts of 1\fr. ancl' ~frs. John B. Brooks
ThnM'alay l'll!'t.
Th" new Cjual't,l'r for 'h" C'hiltlrt>n's
f):lIlc-ing Clll!!>:' stnrt" ,Tn II. :2~h, :llake
YOllr enrollllll'nt, if p05"ihll', Snt.•Tnn.
2151.
Tltl' Hl'n,lillg ('iff'l" of tI", ""0 lila II 's
noon with ~fr!!. FnlJ1kl~'n DUlllop. of
Du,Jle~' .-\ \"('nn.., tn r'olltinnl' t'h~ Tl'wl·
bll! of "Queen Vietoria.·' Thl' meet-
ing II~Xt wp.. k-~ron<lny,llt 2 P. ~r., will
h" h.,lrI nt the hOIll" of :\Irs. L"ro~'
Doug-Ins,s. 2]:1 EII1I T"I'Ta,·p.
\11'. lIlI,] ~fl·". Hohif.,Y .\. \\'urn('f, of
Xorth Xnrh,'rth .-\ V('II Ill', aCl'olllplIllil'l]
hy their friends, 1\11'. onel ~rrs. Edwin
('lIrip, of Tiog-a, ('xI)('l't to I<~l"" nl'x:
~foll,la." for :Miatlli, Flori,la. Thpy will
mokp the I'lltire trip b~' a'lt.omohilf'
1I 11,1 plan to I'l'turn thll eorly pa rt of
.\pri!.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Two eenta per word It casb accom-
panlea advertisement; otberwlse, O~8
cen ts per word,
LOST-Body oJ Wahl Fountain Pen.
Reoturn to '103 Chestnut AYe. (15-'P)
4 il Brook-
FRESH EGGS for sale.
hurst Avenue.
PLAYER PIANO for swle. Cunningham
SS note, almost new. Gall :ilO Gray-
ling Avenue. (15·<,)
WANTED,-Private Secretary. Apply
by letter. only; to W. T. Harris, 205
Ha\'erford Avenue.' (IS-c)
PIANO-Mahogany case, excpllpnt roue.
Good condition. Bargain £01' .quick sale.
$125.00. 115 Windsor' A.venue. (l5i')
,. .
SU:BLET~3 nlOnths,
dcsirnbiil apartment, 5 rooms .and
hu th,' comfortabiYfurnished, references,
t.~asollable.-1l5 WiJiusor Avenue. (~5-p)
: ,(15.p)
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II Narbe~:po:eather
H WEEK ENDING JANUARY 15
~w
15~
13.nrolll{lter .. , .... ,. ;~{I.~H
~ Humidity, p"r (,l'lll.
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r,dp,fi{'ieuc'y I"incoc ::;
; T(~tHJ)pr:ltllrp
I, 12 d"g-r('('6.
; Tt"mppt"aturp
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Narberth is Shocked
by Double Tragedy
WOMAN IS SHOT DOWN BY HUS-
BAND FROM WHOM SHE SEP-
ARATED. WHO THEN KILLS
SELF
Enrag-"r! ,,~, h,,1' I'l'fu":l1 to rt'lnrn an,1
Ii,'" \\ ilh hiln, J)""lli" Bulh·r. of l:I:W
Xorth ,j;jth :->tre<'l, kill ..d his ",if" an,1
"onllnittp,1 suil'ide on ~hlllday.
~frs. B\ltl~r. kno\\11 in Xnrh('rth UII'
<!"r hl'r IIll1i,1<'n n:lln~ of ~Inl'gllret Ti~r·
('l'rtifit"att', J1t'~., W:lS 1IH, t l
at
('C'rtifif'af(', If'ft th" jJl::! traiu hy her husband. He
al·'·"l1lpuni.·d her a" far a.s ~ Dudley
.\ "N1UP, ,,'>!J{'f(', his l'ntrenties being of
no a'"ail, he lITI'W a revolver on,1 s'hot
h~r r!~\I'11 in the lIIillcl1~ of th .. strf'l'1.
H(, thpn rndt',1 his o\\'n l.fe hy a hulJet
in t'he brain.
'1'11<' ,,()upl,' Illl.1 Ill'PII "",·rt'll.'· lIIarripll
Illst ,Junl'. They had Ii"ell togPlher for
tJhrp<' mOlJtlhs at 4'61:2 Brown Rtreef,
ancl, llftf'r th" st"p11.l'ation, ~rr". Butll'r
returned to Xarh~rt'h and lived with
her brother and father at 519 Dudley
ovenue. b'be \\'1lL8 thirly;ollc.
The dying woman was carried into
th~ home of ('bor]C's Hf'rndon. at :110
Dudley .-\"~IIU"', and Dr, HOlllflia ('.
Hoffman Wl1s summoned. Hcnlizing'
Ihat j<hl' wa!! Iw~-ond nll',li~al att,'ntion,
Dr. Hoffmnn summoll~ll Hl'v. Hi"hard
('rowl,,~'. \I'ho ndministprl'<! Ih,' In"t
ritl's of the {'al.hali ,. l~hllr1'h :I" the
"~lIlan died.
Rnt.1el-'s ho,],v was tnk"n in "hnrg"
h~" th" Arllmore poli~e. .\ not" in hi"
poc'k~t showp,l tlHlt thl' ad W:lS 1'1'".
meditated.
A<:eording' to uvailn hi" illforlllalion,
t·hi!! is till' first 111l1rd,'r in thl' hislor~'
of thp Borough of Narberth.
American Legion Notes
Thp rpg'ular monthl~' mprting ryf the
}fIno],] D. 8 prok III an , Post :'1.,6, will
11(' hl'ld on ~f<1I1duy l"'puing, .Jo.nullry
:2:'1r,l, .Elm HaH, 8 P. M.
Col. .J. Pri('e .J~.l'ksou, of the Pbilit.
de1phia Chamber of Commerce, will ad-
cllJ'(lSS us on hiS' exppriene., with the
labor situation and why e:x·",('rvi~e IllPn
shou.Jd receive adjust~.1 ('OUI pl'n_t ion.
If you wnnt to att~nrl a live meet-
ing, eom~ out andl get llequaintpd with
your hurld1eB, Sevl'ral will he initintl'd
nn d the new officPl"8 will he i n!"t(lIlNl.
,. E"ery membe-r get It mmllh('r.' ' -
1922 slogan.
(I5"il)
NARBERTH WO~ ,ATTEND
ROUND TABLE LUNCHEON
Reven representatives of the Nar-
hertJh League of Women Voters at-
tended tile Round Table LUIJ<'hon helll
n t' the Bellevue Stratford on Wednes-
dl1y, .Tanuary 16th.
The speakers were }re~rs. Albert
Johnson and W. W. Husband, who
spoke on Immigration problems. Tho
Karberth reprcsentatives were, Mrs..
W'Il.rd Pierso'n, Mrs. Eclgar Cockrill,
Mrs. W. .T. 1Ifull'honand, )frs. Carroll
Downe..'l., Mrs. W. Downes, l\fiss Downes
and 1Ifrs. C. P.;Fowler.
It is all very gp()d, for n m!tuto be
able tosp~tlk~veor. six. different
.Jatl'guagesiproviding
he istallt~~g' abOut.
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SPECIAL ELECTION
FEBRUARY 6th, 1922
PRICE THREE CENTS
An Opportunity
II For Everybody
I! "OBEY THAT IMPULSE" ON JANU-
II
!~
II ig-h Low
ARY 27 AND DO WHAT YOU
CAN TO HELP THE VISIT-
:!.~. ii M"
.!l,~ 40 H ING NURSE SERVICE
6
Folk,; of Xllrb.. rt·h, nmy ,n' huve
1 .vollr atftontion for II Illuiliellt'f
__ 11 0'" 0 ft "n Iia \'to you sa iLl to your-
Jan.
,... If: • 'If 1 kn,'w jllst how to g-o IIbout
l'XI'()I:-;..q for ~alllC ii it-- if 1 f~lt 1·"rt,JiIi t'hat my l'olltribu-
tillll. lllodpst thoug-h it is, would rea"h
I tlo' folks most g-l'lIl1ilH'ly in nl"'<! of
a"si"tlllll·e. I wOllld gladly gi"e whut
I ,'an to h.'11' Illukl' life a little eU8ier,
II little more I'oml'ortnble, a littl" more
l'lIjoyahl(·.' ,
And thell you huve !H'sitat"tl. Other
thillg" Iw\'C' "rowdell in all your mind
alill bt'fol'l' ,"011 realized it the impulse
wus g'0IH'. ~[IlIlY times sin"e then the
illl'idl'llt has ('ome buc'k to you alld
pUl·h tilll(' yOIl havl" thought of iI, you
ha"l' fl'lt kind of pruvoke,1 at your-
sl'lf, and wished that you might have
kllOWII just how to go about doing the
",0.,,1 tllrn t'h1lt yOIl renJly wanted to
do.
\\' elil, folk.!l, it's Oil olr! suyi IIg, hut
a truo ou~, that nothing is to hI' g-aill~u
by <'Tying' over spilt milk.
th(l'. ~tHtion a:o: :-o1lf'
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Community Club Notes
:\11'8. G('or",,, Reali, who i, so well
"ersl'd ill national affairs, \\ ill uddreBs
th~ Clllb on TuesdllY. 11rs. 1'l<':IJl gave
the Clllh a "ery illstrll"tin) tal,k this
fall on th(' "itu] points of the Limit a-
tion of Armnmput Conf"Tt'.nc('\ The
t ulk lI~xt TIle."",Iay wm be the second
of thrt'e a<1l1rC>s.l'(>Js onCurrellt Eve·uta
to he gh"'n by Mrs. Bean thi-s yoor.
Those who have heard h('r fl'equently
ill th~ PI\..~t, know how alive she can
make II hl'llV.\' "Ilbjel·t. Hl'r a,ldrl'ss oil
Tuc'"lIlY will 1)(' too worth while to
miss.
TI1l'rt· will I", 1I111si~ and 1h" rl'gulnr
"0('1111 hour.
WESTMINSTER CIRCLE
Th" .lalllllln' m"ding of the Circle
\I'as hf'I,] at ~Irs. G. W. :\Iichener's,
:\Irs. :\' t'lson Row Il'y and Mrs. ll. "'aTTen
Wrig-ht aso;1stell ~Irs. ~[iehen~r in en-
tl'rtaining.
:\frs. lo'arllll'r hl'f1"(, an iut"resting re-
port of the Committee '" Xnms villit
to thr' Obil,]ren's HOSipituI of Phila-
df']phin. The childrl'11 "'ere deligmtfully
"'lItertllined hy the to~'S l'ontributed
hy the Cirt'!~. Mrs. Fnrml'l' al80 re-
1'01'1<''<1 all the "isit to the H"T\'iee Hos-
pital for Oon'·lI.lC'S<'ing Soldiers at 24th
mill Grays Ferry Road, l'hi.Iauelphia.
The hoys very much n pprecia ted the
Xmas trt'at from vhe Circle.
The l'ntertainnwnt eomlllittee sub-
mitted plan.. for a play to be given
by thf'Circle, the date to be an'
nouniled Jater. Wateh thes~ <,o]umns
for more details.
Twenty·niiJo membN<i responded to
roll call. Mrs. Wright brought It. guest.
A fter the businC'SS meet.ing adjourned,
\!II<' lad'ies were pleasingly I'ntertaineu
h~' the sO<'ial fund rt'freshni.ent commit-
t~s.
The February meeting' wLll be held
at the ,home of MM'. E. K. Bauer, lona
AV('IHW and Anthwyn Roatl.
CHILDlU1N'S DANCING CLASS
Saturday, Jan. 21, at 2 P. M. Sharp,
Y. 1'4. C. A.
This Saturday is the hts1; of the first
qunrter, all children who wish to en-
roll for the 11l'Xt quarter cun do so at
this time, in order that the committee
caal make delfinite nrmngements.
. . If aesthetic daneing is desired by any
pupils, special arrangements. can he .
made, rl!'llei'Ving bhelhour from 2 to 2.30'
P.It£. fDrthi~pur:plise•
he knows what Cnll Iifn:rberth,'1638M, andDl~ke.ar·
rang~ent~ .
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NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN

(,$51,000) dat~d Mllly 1st, HHli, Twelve

HOWARD'S
ought to IIUlk~ but an infinteaimal d'if- Telepbon...
OUR TOWN femnce in our tax Ibm, if it makes any Hundr('d Dollars, $1,20 0 .
Itt'lJI 18. For sinking fun,l to pay
U87
diff.'rl'nee at all. M, A, E. U88
Owned and Published every Saturday principal of a loan of Twenty·&v ..n
by the Narberth Oi\;c Association.
CIVIO PRIDE VB. ICY PAVEMENTS l1hou.san,1 Dolin rs ($:!i .000) dater! .Jun~' The Brightest Spot in Narberth
Subscription price one dollar and fifty 1st, HI09, Nine Hunr!r~d Dollur", $911(1,
cents per year in advance. H~lJI ]9. For int~r~"t 011 Ei!l'hlt,.\n
A Drug Store in the MOBt Modem Sense of the Term
To tIll' Editor of Our Town:
OFFICERS OF THE NAB.BERTlI :\ w("l'k ago our lo\\-n WI\..~ ·"i.lil.'d Thousand Dollars ($IR,llOO) na!:\llcl' of
CIVIO ASSOCIATION with a IlSPlldo-,mow~hli;o:ard, This a 101111 of Twe-nty·Rt'vl'll ThousMlr! Dol·
March 31, 1921 "torlll at first slartl'd with rain, gradu- lurs ($2i,ono) duItp<! .IlIlIe 1s1, Ifi09,
~"\'I'II HUlldr..d ullll TWPllty lll)lIn~,
president
Vice-Presidllnt
Vice-President
Vice-Prcsideht
George A. Mahl
, . .Joseph H. Nash
Augustus J. Loos
Mrs. O;··P. Fowler
all~' tllrning into Rll'et an.1 "now, 0'--
,·""t)l1lni"d wilh 0 "iolt-llt glLlI'; hut,
\\·hil" ha\'ing thl' affront of a rroll hli,,-
$720.
Itl\lJI 211. For "illkillg fUlld to pay
BUILDING SITES
Treasurer Miss Maizie J. Simpson l':urd loy thp timl' the hrelld-winncnI prin·cipfll of a 101111 of Thirty Thou.~ILllcl
Are you thinking of Building?
•
Secretary .. " Robert J. Edgar ,\·.'r.· ,l.'\lllrkinll: their tmin" in t.he Dollnrs ($30,000) ,lnt{',1 .Iulle bt, l!llti,
OUI' Thousa,n,l ])olillr~, $1,000. Really, one of the very first considerations is your ground: Loca.tion,
Directors, to serve until 1923: Mrs. "\'t'lIin!!, it \nl," w,,11 lIigh to calm nn,1 Street Improvements, Restrictions and Price'.
:ttobert F. Wood, J. Garfield Atherholt, ,·I,,"r 10.\' !lA.i 1'.:\1. :\ few of our It .. 1lI 21. For intl're-,.t on a IOllll of
1. A. :Miller, C. Lawrence Warwick, '[1hirtr Thou;;an,1 P"Il:tr, ($:\O,OI)())
We have for sale several very attractive building sites and the prices
A_ E. Wohlert, Philip A. Livingston. hom" f"lk .. did v.. ry wl'.11 to tllk" Oil are right. The best locations in Narberth are naturally becoming scarcer
Ilmhitioll "lIollgh that v.'ry e\-eniJIg to d'IlI"'i July l~t, Hllfi. 0.11" Tho·J'all'! IL1l the time. It will prove a good investment to buy now, Stop in and
Directors, to serve until 1922: J. J.
Cabrey, Wll.lter A. Fox, H. R. Hillegas, ,.J"a r a \\ a.v frlllll th.. I'" v~mcnt.~ vhl' Dollnrs, $1,000. talk it over with us.
C. H. A. Chain, W. R. D. Hall, Harry '1">\\' all,l slush h{'for{' frl'l'zing solid hy ltl'llI. ~:!. For hOlld of
/1.. Jacobs.
PHIL1P A. LI\'I;\"OR1'O:-:,
th,' iml"'"d'ing' {'old of th" ""llIill!!
II i;.:-h t.
TW<'lIt~··Fi\"" Dollnrs . .$2;;.
11t'1lI 2:\. }<;or :-4tatl' tax Oil LO:'ll" ROBERT J. NASH
Editor. \TO . . 1 of tlll' p:t\·t\J111'lIt .. flf our BOrllll}!'ll Th ...", III111rlrpd Pollar•. *:11"1. R.ea11;c)r
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.1. SIMPSO:,\,
~[AIZlE
:tf(' ... ti:l ('O\'I'n"r1 with ie't' alld :-0110\\ too Itl'1I1 :.!..... For Shndt'
('XIH'J1:-it":-i of till'
1214 LOCUST STREET, PHILADELPHIA
,Ii!,!,,'''.'' allol glllli,',j for th" ~·o.ullg. old Tn'!' (·oIHlIli .....siotl. Two IllIudrl'd I)ol!:lr".
Cashier. Branch Offic. at Narberth Station Phone Narberth 1710
anli llldifft'rPllt-i1l1Iifl'prt"lIt ht'("all~{' $2 11 11.
t'lllllJ~t'lll'd tit hI'. ('oIlRl"·qtlPntl.v. our ~,·('tioll :? Th:lt flO work ... hn:l lip Member Philadelphia Real Eat__ Board
Sell,l all ad\'t'rtising an<1 news itcm to
P. O. Box 96f;' pp1lt':--triull:'" IS Ilt·xt I)~st Plhoi(·(\ to SoBft"t.\" ordl·J't'd nor JIlHtt'rial 1111.I'l·!J:I.... (\d lllllt'~:-'
Our Town i" on "alf' al the depot frolll fullitig i:-- ttl t·nlu· to thp ~trt·('t::"1 allth"rizPrl 11.\' neliou of th" ('''"Twil
newsstand, and at the .,tore of II. :E. t\X"l)(hill~ th(·III ..... t·lvt'~ tJlor(\ or ]f"SS un- nIlt! cO"t'rt'~1 hy tJII ord,'1' 011 tJJt' J,pgul:ar
Davis_
(',)n~'Wioll~!,\' to IH'ing run do\\-n lly tht':J )'l,tp!isi t ion fornl~.
Entere,1 as s{'rond·clllss Tllattl'r

Reduction All Sizes of AnthrlJcite

October 15, 1914, at the Post Office at Illlzzillg motor \·t·ld(··If'~. .\11 hill, 1TJ,,,t h., al'!'o' "d bv tll"
Narberth, ppnnRyl\'ania, nndrr the act ~[or"l: If tIll' "Iltirl' ft:lk of our }"'1ill:llU·t· ('oll1'lIittl't' :llld itt' p:lid hy
of Marcn, ] Ri!l. to\\"1I h"d foll,,,n ... 1 tIlt' prN'cpt. of lh~ warrant ... drll\\ll 011 tht' Borough Tn':I· Coal Reduced SOc per
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OUR TOWN will gladly print
illdll .... trillll:'" 1'1''\'' at tht' opportullP '110-
1lll'Ill, .ill..;t :--1I \\lIlJ1d the' ('ntil'l' :\"ar-
~t1rt'r. Sig-1H'd by tht\ Pr~ .. id(,:lt
.·il, aud I·Ot1Tltt· ... i~IIl'r1 'Il~" th,' ~I'f·t·l'tar~·.
1'".,,.,'r1 lhi~ ~Ith ,h-," of .I"ullary, .\.
of ("01111'
Ton. Cannel Coal $12
111')'111 11:1\" .. t·'I.i()~',·r1 th·(' snft~t,\' of
any news it~m about any subject fl .. 1!122.
j'!I'lll'I'd p:t\·f'IJl(·nt:-i. Blld in thi.... parti-
that is of interest to N&rberth
folks. but in order to meet the
prin~ing SChedule, a.U "copy"
(·1l1at· (,j\ if' pridp \\tluld nl~(1 ha\'p !--tood
\'i II' I i ":1 t I'd.
"1'111' \\ ritl'!' ht"ht'\·('s it to Ill' Oppfll'
\Y. H. I). 11.\LL.
I'rl'",idl'rJt Ilf ('OllfH·i1. P. COOK c.
-manuscripts-must reach the
editor by 6 P. M. Wednesday each
til'''' that Borough Coullcil tak .. ]IP",)
('11\:-4. \'. :'\OEL,
:-;',{'T'l'taT'~' of ('lIull .. il. Ii
COAL AND COKE
\\ith " \'i,,\\, to "jf.. C'\ing SOlll" sort of II
week. '\I'f'ro,,~d thi- !Ith ,!:t.,. 1Ir' .l:tllllllry.
rt""lIlpd,\" :qraill~t :--inli!ar fl't'urr('IW(" (If
tiJ.' HLo\'f' outlilH',i ('oflditi{)II~, ('\'PII
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thollL;h " SIl!"lI filiI' sholll-,1 h., 11"\'1"'" C., HI. B. :\1 ~~TZ(;EH,
SATURDAY. JAN. 21, 1922 ....:1 r." fill' ('a..ll yjolHtinn. ('hid Burg-.,",s.
, 'An Observer."
Folks used to regard Ice Cream as a luxury for •
EMERGENCY PHONE CALLS :!II~
Fire, :~50 -:\0. 2ilj
:\ II.
Summer only.
Police, 1250 AN ORDINANCE
AN ORDINANoE
Nowadays-
Editorial Making an Appropriation to Defray the
Expenses of the Borougb of Nar-
To levy and fix the taxes in the Bor-
cugh of Narberth for the Year
We know Ice Cream to be , delicious food at all timel
of the year.
berth for the Year 1922. 1922.
SAFETY
OJr present large demand prOves that.
The ('oull"il of the Boroug-h of f\nr- Th,' Coullcil of tIll' Borough of I'ar-
The coasting on Estlex A \'enu~ dur, t"'nh "·Ol'S ordain:
\'"rth ,io..s ordain:
ing thc past we('k was th~ fin{'~t fount! ~,'dion 1. That the Boro~h tnx~s
:-;.'~tillll I. Thnt th." ><1lT1l of Forty-
for soml' timt', all,1 a "mall army of fill' th,' y~ar 1!l22 Ilt' alld they are
Two Thousllu,l, Three Htll1<1n'<! nn,l
sledding parties madl' ust' of it. :-;"\"I'ut.'" Dollar, !w, aud thl' salll{' is IH'T!'hy It'\'ied and fixc,1 lit th{' nit.!' of
It is a sour,'e OIf Il:rntifieation that
I,,'mhy npl'ropriatl"l. from monit's to fift.'"n (I;"}) mills ()n thl' dollar of the OPPOSITE STATION
Narberth can devote on.e stroot for
recroation ",hi'll the opportunity arisl's.
As for the doli\'l'ry trll~k3 which, it
I..• rt'''l'i''I',l- from horoug-h tax~, for
," 1:1 ri"s (,f horough Officl'rs aud t'O rI.,·
fl~se"'~l'd yulnation. ac~ort!illg to Ilsse<>~­
1I11'nt and Yllluation for "ounty pur- Watch for our Saturday Specialll. .. '

fmy th., PXI'I'II""_, of thl' Rorough of 1'''"''5.

is so.id, brl'ak t.h roulrh IhI' 11a rri"'lIlt's
to the oangl'r of tht' .. oo.st~rs. {)II{,
would think lihnt hnsin-ess poli,'~' w01I1,1
dictate a mor~ courteous regard for '1'\\'0 Hundrt',1 Dollar;;, $200.
safety.
The temporary closing of on~ block is
not too much of a tax 011 our h urn",l
tmille. Parents should insist that the
merchant.s who serv{' thelll, T'e"lll'\'! lh~
safety of the ..hildren.
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:'\"rhNth for tnt' yeur t'IHiillg' D,'<'em- l'a,,~.',1 this !lth dny of .Jalluary, A.
}"'r :;ht, 1!122. as follow,,: • n., 1!l22.
Ilt'1I1 1. }<'or salar~' of I,h,' I"t'cretary, w. ~' n. HAJ,L, ."
11I'TIl~. For salary of Boroug.h H(>li,'- CH AS. Y. NO'EL,
Pr{'~i,l~nt of Coulld!.
$2.50 Weekly
deposited at interest until it equalled $200, then invested, was the
itor, :';1"·"llty·F1n' Dolillrs, $75. f;{'(·f(·tary of COIIIl,·i!.
foundation of Andrew Oarnegie's fortune.
1t"In:\' For sulnrr of Rorou~h Trefl- Al'l'rovl'tl thL. !lth dl'y of .January,
.\. n., ]922. Saving first, then wisely investing, always to one certa.1n end-SuccessI
,"n'r e 1'1\"0 HUllr!r..d /)011"11">\, $:!OO.
Open your accoUllt here. Make additional deposits regularly. The
It"TIl 4. For sfll:l-n' of Htrl'l't ('Olll- CARL R. I\fETZO ER,
compound interest and your deposits will quickly mount up.
lIIissi,m"r, Twenty-One Hundred Dol- Chief Burgoss.
la r,. -i<:!,10n.
rt( JU :;. For fir{' prO\e<'t i'on, FO:Jr
m~t.trinu muit aub mru!it aLnmpauy

COlllmunications 1 Thou~llld Dollars, $4,000.

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION

-="...! - _.. ·...,I'tem 6. For l'xpe-noos of the Board ARDMORE NARBERTH..·····SALA...C YNWyD
To the EdItor of Our Town: ·::1."of Health, Five Hundroo Dollars, $500. The Lnited Stlltes Civil ~{'rvice Com-
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Of courso it eost6 more to huve··'tlll'· Item 7. For police expenSCfl, Four mISSIon ]Ias annoull{'ed an ope-n com-
Bo~ougli·empj.oycs gQillto the ,ce!Jars Thousund DnllaTS,$4,OOO. petitive examina.tion for the position
and get the ash~, than to coll~t t:hem Item 8. For stl'Cet lighting, Thirty- of Po.'!tmaster a I. Narberth, to be h~ld ~. E. Cor. 12th and SANSOM STREf:TS, PHILADELPHIA
from in front of our houses, or ev~u One H llndred Dollars, $3,100. Fehruary 14th, 1922.
ICandidates will Ilot he requir~d to Walnut 101788
from the sille or hack Ia wns. Also, Jtpm 9. For sbation.~ry, publishing
it costs more to light our stre~ts pro- ' ordinanc~s, incidentals and eounci! ex- re-port for examination at any place, but
perly with ~Iectric lights thun with old pense.~, Rixte~n Hundred Dollars, $I,uOO. will he rated On. the following "uh-
faalUonedgas lights! Hem 10. For rt'nt of Council Ohnm- jects, which will ha\'t' th(' rl'lllth-e
Porcelain bath tub.." nnd running hot hl'r, Two Hundroo Donars, $200. "'('ights indieated:
and cold' water also -4l-Ost ..more than the Jte-m I I. For Roads and Bridges, 1. Education Hnd Training 20
2. Busine88 Expt'ri~nce and Fit-
aid time b~:~nd-tin-P!ln lUeUlod. of care. and mnintendancc of S1\me IlJllJd eol-
.maintainin 'ng facilities. . . -~ 1l'Ct!on of lll!'hes, 'Sixteen Thousand neoss' 80 ;"

""DERTH REPRESENTATIVE 106 FORREST AVENUE '.:'

Nobody wants to go back to sGeet DoUars, $16,000. Total 100 WM.MORRIS COR LIES Nuberth 1 e.;8. R
gas lamps or the age'of~the bucket- Item 12. For fi~w~r rem tail, payable
and-I.ion-pan bath ~in, and! en.n"t be- t'O Lower Merion Township, IUld millin- DANOE NEXT FRIDAY
lieve that 'Narbe~~)l people want to save tNlan"e of sewers, Eight Hundred Dol-
money--.Bald it is
very littlo that will la r~, $800.
"The Sh~ikl!," on~ of Xarberth'li
DON'T WAIT untlI the snow atorms are here. FIl1 your bins ,with the beat
coal that can be bought, and
be ·lIQ.ved 'J}e.r.p<!~80n-a.t the expense of It('m I.::l. For coll~etion of garbage 'BJI:~MBBB
new~r grouIlS, ar~ planning to open
the .golid appearance of our town. au,1 bon.o for sa.me, T"'o Thousand, Four
th~ir ficth-ities "\\;th a dane~, to be
The' '"before-the-war method of col- HunM",1 DoIlaTH, $2.4-00. gh-en in Ehn Hall nl'xt Friday night,
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looting ~&hes from the cc-llars. was one
of the 66vera~ .things.that made Nar-
berth one of the most attractive su-
burbsaroUI1d Philad&lphia. .
A9]l boxes and cans are very practical
necessitiCll,hut theynover have been lind Dollar~ ($1,000 balance of a loon
things of beauty a.nd they n~vt'r will
Item 14. ·For s'inking fund to pay 27 Varda in Phua·
January 27th. Spruce 1400
prinei'p:I1 of n 'loa'n of. Thee. Thousand 'delphla and suburbe
Williams' 8~\"en-pi~e~ orchestm has Ardmore 1~
J)ollar< ($3,000) dated Dee~mber ltlt, at your lervlce.
been s~eured for the e\'~nt, and danc-
lS!l7, One Hundl'Cd Pollars, $100.
ing wilI continue until one 0 '-clock.
It('lU 15. For iU\.Jereston One Thous-
No~olties aro planned, and an en.
joyable evening promised. Tickets
of. Three Thouf:l'llnd Dollars ($3,000) . .
prteed at two dollars per couple, may
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.. be.. The lese wese~ of them on the tlMed D~em:b('r ·1st, 1897, Fifty Dollars,
be pUl'Chased at the door. .
etr8!ltll and. lawnll, the better. $50.
i t;leUevetvoice the8entioiimts of . rtom 16.. For sinking fund to pay •... , ..
aV'8mD\ajority of the. citizens of our principal of a loan of Fifty-One Thous. THE WIND WINS
:;Borou~h; when I so.y that ~ur 'Council tllldDollars ("$51,000): dated May lst, SchrechO:m"':""H~ wa..~ a. wise poet
. 8h9~: ~pl'GJ.>rill1c . eno~glli)loliey'for 1907, Seventt>en HUIIldredDolillrSj' $1,. who remarked. that inthis,wo~lda man.
,tifteolleCtion~'io pro\i'idJe for the tak. 700. .'. . must be .either anvil Or hllmmer. n
TARC.qM~~.T~OC:~y~:~~r!~PUNP~~:"~~~~~~."
" ,-) b1g'~~: AlJ~e8:.fr#·ciur ·.~elhi.r6. ;': Th~.· n~m 11;'F~t:int.,rest,mi Thirt,:.Four .• ' Peaehetn~"Oh, I don't kno"-. It
';~~. espen.s.',,' ~&t .·lv,ou.l~.. :~e)ne.tirred ..• ThO~.I1.d ,D~l')u.1'&. ($3.. 4AQO)·~~lance' .of '1.;/lee~tha1i nioat .Of them are merely
.·.MAIN. :·LIN·E·':.DRUQ··STORES·::
..·.•. flbo~~N.~~.rtli:.~O.·.··· ..aiD~m.f#.,~~.N.":.#a.~~.;;.·
'~Y" ~f.s .~ethod;·o"er ;the .present. coat;. '. n.. :l~n ·OfFiftY-9,!-e':'l'hollBattd Pollai'll '. ~e.llo~s.1I . .
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NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN 3

It.
TJlB OLD MERION FBIENDS'
·. ~~vr~.2!A
A ............oDlQ' TIle-
alre 01.0. Sbe Ia tile
• •a..World.
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MEETING HOUSE,
When Dr. Bell invented the telephone he solved Montgomery Pike, Narberth, was esta.b·
'0
P....opl.".-CODUDuo_ 10 A. M.
P.M.
11.le

lished 1682. Here William Penn wor- PhU... P ..

the problems of the householder to a great extent. Is shiped, as well as many other' noted
Friends. One of the historieal spots of
it not easier to phone an order than to come personally America is open for worship every PROGRAM
to the store? Merchandise ordered in this way is sub- Pirst-day (Sunday) morning at 11
o 'clock. First-day' School begins at 10 WEEK OF JAN. 23
ject to exchange if not satisfactory, and deliveries will A. M. Visitors ~ordia:lly invited.
be made promptly. The First~ay School is held every "Judgment"
• First·day morning at ten 0 'e1oek. There
is a class for adults as well as for
Bergner Hardware Company , children, and we are very glad to have
anyone who is interested in knowing
MAIN PRODD(JTION 8TART8 A8 1'1~.
A8 POSSIBLE TO 10.00 A. III.. 11.00. I .••
I..JII, 11.411. ' ••11. 1.110 P. H.
more about our Society of .Friends and
• the Friendly ideas visit with us.

ST. MARGARET'S R. C. CHURCH. For Permanent.!

Rev. R. F. Cowley. Rector.
Satisfaction -:
ANNOUNCEMENT Early Mass on SundllYs at 7 A. M.
Late Mass, 10 A. M.
BUY A
Masses on holy days, 6.30 and 8.30

MARSHALL CO. A. M. Weekdays at 8. Evening devo,

tions and other services at regular
times. Smedley Built Home
Contractins Paperhangers
HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN
Arc cqiJipped to furnish the best service and quality of
CHURCH
material and workmanship in all grades WM. D. & H. T. SMEDLEY
300' PRICE AVENUE Phone, Narberth 1661J Heg-ular Sl'r\-jnls ~l1lld:lY aftl'rIlOOo,
at :1 1'. :'If., illth.· Y. :'If. .... A. Audi-
t lJri 11 Ill. COOK BROS.
~olo ".'- :'III'S .Johll E. "id.'... kl'r
~"rnlOll loy Pr Pa.ug-h"rfy.
PLUMBING, HEATING
Narbenh Bus Line For Bowling and rara-M~Gin1~a
UI23 South I~s!' P1i1add~ ~ ROOFING
Dr, ])angh .. rty i... heing u"-.. i,t,,d hy
H,',·:' ~"hin,iL'J, lilld th,' int.'rest and nt-
Garage Pocket Billiards t(,lI(lall{~e is gr()wiJl~~.
Jobbing promptly attended to
'/\"
come to the
At In.st /-innday's s.. rd..., th" ahove
GARAnteed Roofs Nilrht Phone. Narberth 817
,lQ7 Essex Ave., Narberth
(.,: ..
(,hurch name wUli ,·JIOSl'lI, ll.lld a !wrmun-
Pllt organb·..ation "-n,, . . tI,'ele<l.
I Day Phon•• Narbarth 302 J

j~; .
pay and Night Garage
Storage of Cars
RECREATION ROOM .\11 lin' wdcQme. The Narbertb_Electrical Sho,p
No.1 Forrest Ave. 2s'o HAVERFORD AVE.
q~\tne

Phone 1243
and Oil at All TimeR
c. L. PARKE
NARBERTH METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
We repair, sell and install anything
Thos.A. K~rrigan &SOn
Electrical. Old house wiring a speeailty. Building and Contracting
Rev. Arthur S' Wa.lls, D. D., pastor.
Ask about our three payment plan in· Homes For Sale Or Rent

·-·(), .·T· ·'T··

. .
-:. eluding fixtures. Phone 1633 or 395W
Hundtiy, .Jan_ :!:!: Plans & Estimates
.'
C ~.<,:,;:.~.
9.45 A. :\I.-:"ulldny :-\1'11001. All Furnished For
;' PAINTING GLAZING
gr$d(lll. DECORATING JOBBING Alterations & Repairing
•. ." . •.... ... .. .' ..•.. • .•..• '. . A. M.-:'III'Il's Bihl.. :Stu· Clas~.
j~:'tb,e paruhl(". This' week, •"Dhe WILLIAM NEWBORG I CO. Write. Phone, Call
429 BROOKHURST AVE.
ent," MatI. 25::n-46. ,
Painting Ind D.ooratlng
•·•• ,i.\}·.:.·.·A
1}'1'
.•·.f. •.•• _.. ·TI
ft R.' ..· .'
M.-Kenllon hy the Rev.
. bidey Burns, Distriet ~lIper·
212 Woodb'ne Ave., Narberth, Pa .
Plto.... Arllmor.l43& II Nubir.1t 17li8 W
Y •. :

. . i.:·.p, IlL-Epworth L"agu". NARBERTH BUILDING AND

lowod by Busine", ~l., ...fillg n"xt Fri,!ay
7.4~ P;·M'-:·'ollg- Kprvi('e LOAN ASSOCIATION
pv~ning.
8.00 P. l\L~"'('nlloll hy th" Pa~tor,
On HUllony IllOeuing, .lan. 2!l, at fhe Th!'. rl'~lllnr m ...... ting of t.he
,. The LO:lt Plan... t."
... Exceptional Value
hour of I'uhlie "'orship, a uati" ... Ar-
nll'uian, Edward B"tlrossinn, ~l. n., will
st'k'kh"ldl'rs of thP "arberth B.
"II,! 1'. A"o('iation for the nom·
BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE spPllk in the intl'r...,t of th ... "PlIr ~/lIst ination nf ofli.·('fs an,] dire('tors,
EVANGEL R ... li"f Fnn,l and on behalf of his U11- to 1", ,·"t .. e1 f"r lit th ... annual
Real Service Rev. Avery S. Demmy, Pastor.
fortulln t(, p{'()p!t., (Jr. U... dro>'.,illn is u
gr:l<!-nllt ... of th .. {'nin'rsity of 1'... 1111-
nll'Pling- ;11 Marl'h, will be held
Thtlr~d':l.\·, F\·hruary 2, 1922, at
sylvania ~1 ... (li('a.l &'hool, nnd at 1're8...nt :1 1', :'II.
Bacon (In Piece), 22c. Lb. Sugar, 4 ~ c. Lb. ~(lr\'i("e~, ~ullday, .hUluary ~:!, 192~: is instru(·tor in th ... Post (;r:ululIll' lh'- Thomas C. Trotter, Jr.,
9.30 A. M.-Pra~·er Sen'il'l'. pllrtlll('nt of tha't ",,"'hool. During the Secretary.
!lA5 A. M.-Kundny &hool. war hl' 1«'n· ... tl as It metlil'al offi('er in
11.00 A, M.-Morning WQr"hip. 11· the t'. So Army.

Cherries and Apricots Canned Peaches lu..trate,l Ch ildrl'n 's Kenlloll Oil On Tlw-,,(!ay en'ning, Jnn. 31, the en- Notice of Special Electton
"W'hat'" the Mattl'd" Adult f;er· tire conj!rl'·glltioll 1.S invitell to a rC<'e.p-
~ ~". To the Electors of the Borough of Har- .
Growers Brand mOil, "Thl' Oomlllund of Life's Lord." tion t ... ntlcr... ,! to all t'hosl' w110 have
No.1 Cans, 17c. )\lnrk 2:19.
berth, County· of Montgomery, State .
fl'('(\ntly unitN1 with this Church. The
Large Can, 28c. 7.00 P. 1\1.- Young Peopl.. 's Meeting.
of pennsylvania:
Y. lIr. c. A. building hu.' he en secured
Notice is hereby given that in pur-
---- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Leader, Mi"s VI'Tnn l\lnlthy. Last Sun· for the occasion.
Blue Label Karo Syrup day this society \,-as in the lend in the
suance of an ordinanceQf Borough
On Wl'I!nesony e\-...ning, Feh. 1, Judge
Can,9c.
Fairy Soap ('ontest with llQcidil'S of the Wl'St Phil·
Council, approved the 24th day of De-
Hro\"n, of the Philad(\lphia Municipnl
cemher, 1921, entitled, "An Ordinance
5 Cakes, 25c. u(lelphie. DiBtriet. Court, wi.ll give an illustrated lecture
for the purpose of obtaining the IIssent ,.
7.45 P. M.-Evl'ning Worship. Theme in this Chureh on the \'..ork of the Ju·
of the qualified elootors of the Borough
Large Prunes of the service, •• Hell v... n.' , Song Ser- yenile Court.
of Narberth to increase the bi.debted-
Evaporated Milk vi('e of select ...l hymns and! sennon on
oess of said Borough for the purpose
2 Lbs., 25c. ALL SAINTS CHURCH
"Our Hope of Hl'ann.·' Text, John
of acquiring II tract of land to be used .
Van Camp's 14 :2. (Protestant Episcopal)
as n. public playground," a special elee-
10c.a Can 8.00 ;po 1\r.-\\" (·,hlc.sdny evening.-
lion will be held on Monday, the 6th
Temtor Preserves Mid·week Prny... r nnn Bihl... Study. Sub-
Rev. GUllion Bell, Rector.
day of February, A. D. 1002, between
jl'ct, "The 'Purpose of thes... SeMons
Rev. Bobert B. W. Hutt. Associate.
12.oz. Jar, 25c. the hours of i A. M. and 1 P. :M., at
Our Best Coffee of Prayer." Text, Col. 1 :9·10.
You will be wc\l'ollle to any or all
Elm Hall, the place for holding muniei-
Sunday Services:
4 Lbs., 95c. p~l electiOns in the said Borough ·of
of th l'Se servi C(!s.
8.15 A. M.-Holy Communion.
Babbitt's Best Soap 9,45 A. M.-Oh.urr;h Sc.hool.
Narberth,. for the purpose of obtain-

THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

" 11.00 A. M.-Morning Prayer, anrl
ing the aSllent· of the eleetors .of said
5 Cakes, 25c. Tomatoes seMIIQn by Rev. Gibson Bell.
Borough to nn increase of its indebted-
lIess.
Large Can, 15c. Rev. John Van Ness, :Minister. Mustc by combined Cho1rs:
And notice is given further as fol-
Venite R. Woodward
Canned Peaches Meetings for tomorrow, .January 22: Te Demn Lnndamus Htantlford in B.
lows:
The last assessed valuation' of tax-
DelMonte Brand Canned Peas 9.4ii A. M.-f'unday School. A place BenodictuB ................•1. Bannlhy able property in said Borough wa.s
Oft'ortorium, "0 Como Before.- Ris
3 Cans, 25c. Sussex 'Brand and a woclcome for ,all.
Presence With Singing" G. C. Martin
tliree million three hundred' sixty thou-
11.00 A. ~L-PubHe Worship. Ser- ~and dollars ($3,360,000).
2 Cans; 25c. All 10\'eTIl of good music are urged
mon Theme: "Ratun~lI Hinderer." The total amount of existin,g i~<1ebt~~ ."
Ah,o'll sermon to childri'n. to reserve Sunday e-vening, In:n. 29th,
Mazola Oil Sun Maid Seeded Raisins
edness of said Borough is seventy-'
4.00 P. M.-Junior C. Eo Meeting. for t.he Choral Even Song to be r~n­ ~ight thousand dollars ($78,000..). .' '\,
Pints, 25c. Directed by Mr. Ilnd lIfrs. W. B. Taitt. clered in the Church by the comb.ined The IImount of the proposecf 4orease: ".:.;
Package, 19c; 7.00 P. M.-Intermediate C. E. Meet- ohoirs under direction of Mr. David
is thirty thou:sanddollars' ($$Oi~)~./;::;
ing. Spratt.
and'the pereentageol. ·eaid mcreate, is"' ",;:,
Wilbur's Cocoa Fancy Red Salmon 7.00 P. 1I1.--Senior C. E. Meeting. .?08928 per .cent•. ," • . '.: ',~::>(
7.45 P. 1.1.-E\·ening WOJ1&hi,p. Ser- REGISTER The purp01le o~, the. proposed' bl~l,'e..,.~.··-~;}.
1h~Lb. Box, 18c•. Can, 23c. mon on the 'Credlll Statement: "I Be-- of debt is &S fQUows:' ....';:/'~
, ,. . , )iove in the Holy' Ghost." Becl'ufi8 of an unusual volume of To. _acquire. ·&'trl1cit of land t o " , ;
CllttpbeU;S,$OUp Paris'Com . ChUfchNot8s a.~\tertiliil1g,&nd in' ord.er not "to Ilaeri- used as a pul)lioplayground...·
.
. . . . • ·,!J.'heWecklyiCv~n!gUtionlllPrayerficj) read'Yma~ter, the "Narbol\th Ro·
;:o~.·"";V:.:~()!)~I/;
.. . ...•... ". '.
. ''. .9~
. .. , Can ' .Can'...
_. .,'"'17c
'. .. ; : r . r e e t i n g " aIiY .evening.
. , .We~ ..'.·gilJ~..'
': _..' . . ·.hn,e
. . been omi<tted. -from these'
, :i,{. .' ~ecr~~a.,../
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HHRDWHRE, PHINTS HND CLHSS
WE WISH TO ANNOUNCE
'That We Have Added to Our Large Stock
the Ever-FaDlous
SHERWIN -WILLIAMS
P a 1.:0."ts, Lead.,
HAPPy ENDING
"I ha\'e just hearcl of a wonlan \\ ho
went to a hot,·l unaceoOll'anied and
discovered that the acoustic l'roperlie~
of her room were slll·h Ihat ever.\' tillie
she spoke aloucl thl'rl' IU" all ,·('ho. :'<he
then made a b<,I,! attl'lIljJt 10 get ill a
last word" and in so aoing talk,·,1 her'
scI f to death."
Narberth League of Women
Voters Hold January Meeting
That the int"re'st ill lht, L"agnl"s
programs is developing, wa' 111allifl'~tl'd
by the inrrCft""cl att"lId:!!II'" at tl,,·
home of ~Jrs. 'V. O. (-loll",,11. Oil '.(on'
clay, Jan. 16.
Borougll GoverJlnwnt wa, lh,' -ullj" .. t
for disruS<>10n an'] II':'S ahly handJ..d by
l\f rs. A. B. Ross.
The manner in whi"h th,'",' nll'etings
are being con,lurte,t tl'nds to "stablish
and maintn.in n. keen int erp,t. a" nH·m·
be,rs arc n.ssignerl questions on \\"hlch
thi'y are to inform thl'nise]v!'s ani] come
prepared to pTl'sl'nt slll'h ill fortlUltion
at t,h!' meeting.
The f"'hnJ:l,r~' lIIp,'tillg will he h"ld
at the hOIll" of '.1 rS. Carro]] DClIVlles,
Wootlsid(> Avp., 011 '.Iollday. Pphruary
13th.
County Govprnllll'lIt lIiII I,,· <liSt'u,"ed
at this meet ing-. ~;,"T.v 011.' '"I'l,'ollle.
Rewrve this l1at". Dues an' nllw pay·
IIhle for'HI:?:?, alld it \\iII he l1l1ll'h a]I'
predated if thos(' 1ll"IIII",rs who ha\'!'
. not liS yt't Iinid will rPlllit thp amount
to ~lrs. E. C'lI'krill, TJ'l'asurer, Forr,'st
Avt'.
An Opportunity for Everybody
(Continued from Page 1)
No, don't \vaste eitber timl' or tenrs
crying, but
FIX THIS DATE
IN YOUR MIND
JANUARY 27, 192~
That's tho day st't apart to raise
money to maintain and en]arg(> th"
Visiting Nurse Service of the Main
Line Citizens' Association. H,'re in
Narberth, the eommittee in charge of
the work, headed by ~lrs.Flpt,·her W.
Stites, iA going to give a card party
at the Y. M. C. A. Building.
,tick!'", arc one dollar eneb nn,1 mllY he
ohtainel1 throughl ~lrs. Stitt's.
This Visitill-g Xu!'!'e RpT\'Ire, \\"1' main·
tilin, comes -just about as IlCor to- being
an agency through which gennine help
Is rendered \\1hen and whert' help is
mOst .neC<1ed, liS any servi"e of any'
kind, anywhere.
It's bad e,nough to ho\'p iNupss in the
family at any ti11l.e, hut it's a whol(> lot
·".WOl':;;o w]len, for 'any reason. you ean't
'. hav.e the n,ursing SCT\"i"c thn t the JihY"
A Dome Bake
Including candies imd home
. made jellies, Saturdtiy, Jnnllary
.'s
,'21,fri)m, one o'clock until four,
iJ;l Mr.Smedle-y 's office, corner, of
Hav$'ford and' Narberth Aves.,
under, the auspices of The Silver
':c:JfO~~eQtthe J)augh~
!' tersi.,Cilme'·npd,~uy..,...thus be~.
. iJig:·uS.: to;help,\lthers.
. :', ' . ' . .: ~
H • RICKLIN
S"ta1.:o., 'Var:n.1.sh.,
"ASK OUR PRICES BEFORE GOING ELSEWHERE"
,j,·i"l1 ,'rI"'·r;},". "lid thl' I'alipnl n,'e,!s.
Hi~ht h ....". till' '.Iaill LillI' Citizens'
"\~:-,ol'int iOIl "fl'I'''' illfo thp :-\('('111'. nnd
"t,~" . .. "'jth tl,l' h, II' of thos" of our
(.j t iZPJI'" who (·u II H fford to c'ontribut t',
a !'ill!all fll(") folkHOf
\'\1'11 ill \\:.1:",
(·1I1111J111I1iti.'s ('HII :tlld :-JI:J11
1l'lr.. jIJ!! ... t-r,"ir'I'. I'
For ~l'\'4'r:d .'·.':lr:"" thi:-, :1~"'O('iHti()n
111'1'11 llI11kilJg g'flod on this I'rollli~("
fliP (·oIllOllItJitie.s ha\-t' in('r('a.~(ld
1'''I,,,I,,ti,,". the lI"r~ing ",'rvipp has
IW"II !'xt"lId,'d. Tod,,~· thl'1'l' i. a 1Ji~'
gl'r d"Jl]lIl1d for IIl1rsillg h(,lp rij.,~t ill
th(\ hUJ)lp:" of our 11\\"11 and IIpig-hhoriJlg
C'OJllllll1lliti(\~ thnll tht'rt· h(l . . hp~\n
ypur~. Thp work 1l1Ust go on.
for
WI' 1o"li"\',, "\"'r~' n',idpllt of' :\'nr'
lll'rth \\aJlts ,hL.. work to c'olltinup nllel
'''-I",,"l to m,'''t th.. lI"ed,," of th,' In',,!,I('
of' th" ,·onllllllnity. \\,,, kn,," of n" h'l'
(!'r '''I~' to snIJstnlltiat" that iml"JisP
than tll hll~' nt 1t't1,.t on,· tic·I,!'t f"r
tIl<' ('nl'l] p:lrt.I·, 1I,>xt FJ'idn.\·. .Jannary
:.!'i. alill a~ JIlall~' nlOrt' fiS ~'Ol1 ("'Un nf-
f"n!.
HplJu,m hr"r wlin t "Li fp" . . n~·A. I I Oht:y
tlwt impulse," an<1 ":lll ~frs. Rtites on
the ph on e-:\'arhi'rt11 :li2 W, ond 1.1']]
her you will take one, or two, or vbre<',
or IlS mal1Y tickets as ;YOII can afford.
.\nd don't forl{pt this. It i", nothing
to anyonl' 's ,Iiscre,]it If yOIl c]on't f(>pl
'th"t ~'Oll pnn Rparp a Jlollar ri~ht now.
Bllt If ~·ou WA:\'1' to hl'lp, .'<1'1111 n
rllntrihlltion of an.v ~ize to :\lr.". Rtites.
an,l it will lop apprp"iatpd. an,1 pro,
p()rtio,,:<1I~', it will ,10 JUS! as much
:rood a, a Plll'rk for $](}{). The thing
that Ill' rem('nllH'r ahout the Good
~1"llnritan i~ lI"t that Ill' wOIIl<1 ]ik,,<1
tll hl\ll' ,'n,lowpd a who1<' h"spi.tal I'llt
thnt hI' lIalk"d a"r""" the str",'t nn,l
1111l WII.\T lIE COI-LD!
HANNAH W. ODIORNE
lIallnah· ,,'. Odiorlil', widow of th,>
Int,· WIIIt"r C. Odionle. agpd pil{1Jty
y' :II'S. ,lil',1 .Innunry ii, HI 2,2, at the home
of hpJ' ,lnllg-hter, ~Irs. H. So Dugan, in
1'1';1I,'ptOIl. :\".1. ]l1t,'rmellt WllS made
ill th,' Lutheran Cl'lllpt"ry lit A 1',1 1I1(1l'e ,
frolll I'he hOIll" of hpr son on Grayling
A \·e., Narberth.
'.Irs.· Odiorne was a 1I1pmber of· one
of J'hihll]l'll'hia's 01<1 families; an,] was
a fnithful w"rkrr in thp Baptist (']1Urrh,
of \\'hil'!l sh<, wns long a member.
Two sUT\'i\'ing-' SOliS, Langdon C. Odi·
OTlIp :llId Wllltpr G. O,liortle. reside in
:\' nrberth.
The
THE FIRESIDE
(Continued from Page 1)
Among Xnrberth's f('rpllt resi,]ent",
:ne 1fr. nlHI ~frl'. Ell\\,. G. f4hm4dhpispr,
who arc resiclillg 01. ~1f) Grnyling Ave.
M,rs. I"hmitllfeispr Wns for1u"I,ly ~Ii",s
:\Inrthn Alll!t'rsoll, of Hal'prfonl, Pa.
~Iiss Dorot'hy ~r. Beatty, of ~(lO X.
Xnrherth Avp., !,'of1 011 TueS/lay to visit
ft'ipll,ls in Pittshurgh, C]e\,elnJJ.d and
Chir,ngo, nft"r ,,'hie-h "be expeets to
"'pen,1 somp months oil till' POI·itir
'·onst.
The D.Getor Benjnmin Ru",]1 <'haptl'r,
Dl1ughter~ of the AlIIeriel\oll Revolt.I'
tion. will meet II t the'l home of t1Il' He·
g(>nt, ~frs. Samuel Z. ShopI', lOR 101111
Avenile, Narberth, P~~nsyh'{Inia, ~atur·
tlllynfternuon,. .lauunry the twenty·first,
at two thirty o'{'}Ol'-k.
. :Mrialld ~rrs.;Wm••LLoughHII.gnvo
a .11cliglitfI11·dnhec. at thcirhoJileFrV., 'Clti~s,U1~I]er tho!l!rectlon 6f.:Mi$.'1· 01: . .trusted God.
,.~, ' .... :' .. ~."
,,' J,'
'. ',,(
NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN
01.1&
d'ny f"'l'tliJq!, ,JaU1JHr.\· I:{th, Tht' f.{Ut,:"t:--
\\"'1'1' ~Ir. :t1Jd ?II r". C\1,lsnll HOIl II'~·. '.11'. ' filII! al'f(JJ1~ Hilfl neleleil a t()\)(·h (If
,,"01 '.11'" 1I. l. '.11'1'011111'11. '.'r. lIlId ' 1.. :r1i~11l to thp (H·(·ll::iou.
'.'rs. . J"hll """Z.'1. '.11'. alld .\lrs. ".,t1,
la,·(' H"il""". ~Ir- . .\dl·laid,' ~1. ('r:ltl'r
oUf :11101 '.11'. Frl·d 1'1'111'11.
h:1\"1' hUIlI('
h:t~
:'0011'
r,·,id"lIf, ill ""r t"WII indud,·: :\fr. X.
(If
.\s
.\. L, ... ky'·r, of ln~ '.Irrion A\'e.; Dr. ,
in
U. I. Lairq!. \\ JIl) lias takt'll apartllle'llt~ ,
nt :!1111 ~ollth :\'arlll'rth Av,·.; ~Ir. Henry
E. ~1l'1ill" IIho is o"I'lIl'yillg 4()', AII,th,
lIyll H"nd; ~Ir. .Johll B. Kl'rrigan.
(;rell'" ]'l:l!'p; ~Ir. E. P . •loups, 4:!S
Han'rford ,\\'1'.; '.Ir. If. ~1. \}utl'!ler,
::h ('h"-Inllt ,\\'1'.; '.11'. G"or/{l' A. B:\l'h,
of .\u!h\\}·n Farms; llr. Alluie Taft.
:!n!II/~ l"lIP,tUllt A\p., lind ~.r. Hag-l'T
W"nllr, ,\\'IIU .\I'ts.
.\ 1110st ']plightful party wa..~ gi\"'n
Oil \\·l'dn .. ,d'a~· en'ninl{, .JllnUliry lSth.
nt the bOllle of ~JjgS :\lahel C. ~Iar,hall,
of Prire .-\ \'l'. l'lll' gu""ts jnelud,"] thl'
~Ii~s-e~ \' iola \Veber, :wd ~{nry E.
Grpiner, of Philadelphia. a'lld the ~Ii."s", lIlId sllrrollndill~ ,lis<trirts, alte<n<!<,d the
~Inrion Kllapp. }:Ieanor ~I. R"iss, Clair"
E. Crist, Helen H. A,~ton, E\'e]yn Pat,
ten and E]ellnor \Ynnl, of Xarbl'rth;
'.r"ssrs. II "rh"rt ,\. Coop"r autl "'alter
:-:;llIail"r. of I'hiJatl,·ll'hia; Ern"",t Pur·
rillg, .11'., (;('or~e ,\. Pnrring, Ellwood
E. H"is". ('. HUI'l'rt Hq:r,'r. Earle W.
'.lal·,l1:I1L !?ayllJolld L . .\lnl'sh:t11. fllld
\Va It Oil Foot ", of Xnrlwrtb.
Home and Scbool in Regular
Meeting
(Continued from Page 1)
1"'g-lIlur]~' "('heJuled meeting.
Tho Wplf'ar(' ('olllmittel' )'j'!lDrtpd all
·thp tll'O suhjeC'!s whidl had heen reo
f,rrl'd to it, I·iz., the protection of
","hoo] ('hild'r,'n "ro"in~ lIav"rfor,1 \\' ood, of th,' ~r pthodist Episeopal
A \,elllt(' ill th" lllornin'i!', a 1111 the gpn,
"~raj qu""tioll of the lnnrh period.
Through th" effnrt., of lhp Hom(' anll
f4ehool .\,'so,·iutiolt', p,'rmission was "e· Chnre:h, Xnrhertb; Dr. C. T. Faries, of
f'uJ'l'd frorn the BnrOUg'h Council to as·
siM in gUllr,ling "hil,lren as they ('rossed
H~1verfortl Avenue ou their \\"lIY to
",·hool. Th.. Boy Rcouts \'oluatpered to
ud as "wat"hml'lI" fnr
"11,,11 lIIorning. nnd thl' Tpport of the
s!rort Iwriod
('olllmittep sholl'ed that they hllve aI-
re,od~; stnrtf'l] 011 dut~·, '1'0 ghow its
npprl'<'iation, tIt(' :\",o('intiol1 thpTeupon
extpl1ll(>,1 to thp Seout;;;' 11 unanimous
\"otl' of thanks.
The "'('jro rp ('o1lllllittep will ('ontillue
its study of th(, lUlll'h41our que13tion.
This is 0111' whi"h i, of .sueh nrn.gnitudp
that h"for,' nny repol1lmel1dntion is
mal]" to thp Boar'] cvery phase of tile
sllhjeC'! will h(' taken into ronsid(>m-
tinll. It is douhtful. howp"er, wllethpr
a ,·hull!!p will Ill' 1,,11111' during the prt's,
rllt ""hool term. Thn Association will
pursue t]ll' matter \'ig~rously so as to
hI' ill II po.ition to a,h-i.sp with tlle
~,·holll Roar,] 1I1H] the farulty at t'he
till'(' plans for ll('xt sen SOli " worlt fir"
mouf>.
:Vfrs. Endl K. R(]th pntertnined the
1I11'mlwrs of the Association hy rplld.'r.
ing 1.11'0 I'opal ~1C]l'etion1<. Ringing by the
nil,lipll p e lI'as /'on,lurte.'1 by Miss Spl"lll).
1l1lln, who is th p ~Iusil'>lll Direetor of
the Pllhli~ 8rhoo1s. ~IiS'!' Fnnny Loos
I'rr"'i"le,] nt the 1,I-IIno.
Following, the 'Informa] rece,pHon,
wh:ph· wns tCfll1erC(l. the members, of
, the Fal'ulty, . refrc~hments were ·lIervcd
hy tbl'pitpils of theDom~i;tic S~iencc dren,but above nJi clse,bc.lleved l1-nd·
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BUT WE DO NOT HAVE TO ANNOUNCE
That We Deliver.
That We Treat Our Customers Right.
That We Carry Everything in the Hardware,
Paints, Glass, Sporting, Electrical Lines, etc.
., I,. Th,'y 11'1'1'" ad'llrll"d ill their rl'.guln' TAILOR
S.N.PRAGER ....
'I fl(' 111('('1 illg- ndjourlltLd at IU 0 ·(·llIl,k. We Also Sell Ready·Made Clothes
Work Ca.1led For and Delivered
'1'1,,· ""xl 11\1"'! ing' of th,' ..\ ..." of'i.atioll
Call Narberth 352-J
',\:i: Ill' hl lcl (1) FC'hrunr.v :!:IJ'd.
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215 HAVERFORD AVE.
A bove American Store
t11(' lrttt'r arrh'als of Hew
Charles E. Kreamer is Claimed
by Deatb Harry E. Palmer
(Continued from Page 1) OPTICIAN
207 Haverford Avenue
.\1 ,·thodist Epi"'0l'a-I Home for thr
,\got·d. Trea~. q lrpr of tht.' t'on1Jlli:-\.~i{)J1 on
(Over Post Office)
PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED AND REPAIRING
t h" ]-;lIdo\\,nll'II't (If Old ~t. O,'org"',
'.",thodi"t Epi,«'oplll Ohllrl'll. (I,n,1 for
th" la,t Hi )'~'ors, tn'aslll·,'r of tIl( HOWARD C. FRITSCH
'.Il'thodist El'isrol.:i1 Hospi1nl.
Justice of the Peace
II,' Wlls I'n'sid"lIt of t'he Xarh"rth
Fir.· ('OIJll'nll~~, HlId wa~ oHp of tilt' or·
REAL ESTATE
Fire Insurance-Best Companies "
g-aIJizt'T':-' at it,s illl'orporatioll in 1897
Ill' lIa, a I"", I'n"id"o't of thl' BO'llrd Phone 1749W-215 Haverford Ave.
of 1l,·:i1th. all,l lILanif,..--1c><! all (ldive
illl,'n'sl ill hoth th('s/' hodips.
,\ jarg-l' "ornpllll)' of n·latin·, Rlld SCHOOL SUPLIES==!I
fril'II,I> from :\'arlH'rUh. J'hil:ll!l'lphio, With every lOco Tablet .
or Composition Book
A PENCIL FREE
fUIlt'ral ser\'i('('~ ,'on<1ul'ted ut hi~ latc
hOllie, 11-1 Forrest A\·,·., M01ldllY after'
1Ioon, .hln. 16th. l:he fior:ll trihutes
DAVIS' SHOP
"'''r<' in k''I'pil1'g with Ont' who loved
flnwprs '<, w.. ll. Hi,s pastor, the HI'\'. IJr.
,\rthllr 1". 'V1111S. ofli<'iat"d. By fl'ljlletlt,
HARRY B. WALL
th,· ",,10. "0 LoyI' '!']wt Will ~ot Let Plumbing, Gas Fitting
'.( .. Uo." \l'a.~ sUllg' h~' :\Ii", Huth E.
]'rl"",ott. ,\']dJ"("-'~PS wefl' mad I' hy th(>
and Heating
NARBERTH PA
!In'. Fra II k .\1. Orny. :l fOTIJIl'r pastor,
the HI'\" ('. '.1. HoswplI, l'l'pres('nting Phone, Narberth 1602-J
thl' '.I,·lh()<!i~t Episl'opal HC>:'ri1:al, IlJ1d
h~' Pr. Walls. 1'hl' Ro,·\'. Dr. G. Bickl€y
Bnrns all,] thp ]({'I'. nr. C. ::'IT. Straw, CLEAN---SAFE---WHOLESOME .'
lli,tril't l"ufll'rint"lIdl'nt., alld 'lihe Rev.
OUR PRODUCTs ARE GUARANTEED
]Jarr~' '.1. ("]1lI I I'll 11 t. a!'."ist,~d.
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UNDER BACTERIOLOGICAL CONTROL
Thl' following "'r\'!'ll as honorary
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p3.llIll·llrl'rs,-'..""sl's" HiphaJ",1 Fn'(,1I1an,
.1. ,t'. Spark". 1\lld ,,"m. Supplee, of the
~feth{l(list Epi""oI'1I1 I1o"pit,11; ~JI~ . .-\. I.
P ....eurlzed Milk DEliVERIES
Brync:l°'Pl~lkCer'Uled WEST PBILA.
(Pedrl.lle Society) OVERBROOK
([OJl1(' for the Age,l; ~{"stirs. Frank H, Specl.1 HGuern..e3/ " MERION
I'n,,,.,ott. fi11(1 E<1wnrJ L. Pe'(ll"ick, of the Milk WYNNEFlf:LD
Be'th Raft'en Mpt.hod,ist Episeopal (Robe....• A Sharplea.' BALA-CYNWl'D
Dalrlea) NARBERm
Cre.m Bultermllk ARDMORf:
the Board of II palth; ~fr, ~lol'ris L.
T.ble .nd Whipping WYNNEWOOD
Orom, ~Ir. ~fnrl<1l'y Frpe.l. of Emory, Cream.
Freed & eo:, hl~ forml'r firm; IllI,1 Dr.
Romaine C. Hoffman. his physicinn.
I,
The active p:dl,h''llTf'I's. ali nlle'1l1bers
of tbo Narherth Fire Co., wpre- CMef
scnTT·POWELL, DAIRIES " ' - .r···
Chas. V. :\'01'1, 1llld Me.ssrs. Ra.ymond 4Sthand Parrish Sts.
Weiss, C. Taylor Hpllry, .John A. Miller,
~forris Laooy, ana Robort Muiler.
Tho Shekinah IJodge, F. and A. :M.,
NOTzom
Nalbcnh Taxi Scr~cc
of\\'1h,ich hoe \\'ll..~ a memlx,r, aHe~Il]'e<1
HIll] purtiepatpd. JntpTll1l'nt \\'os at
Mt. Penee Cemet-l':r.v, Ph i]l\ (]<'11,h in. Patrick F. Donu..a
lip i5 survi\'ed hy hi,s willow, Mrs.
Authoriucl Tul Servfce.by Ccrllfl-
S. Grare KrNllller (n'('(> :MilIpr), anu hi~ c:a~e from Public Sav.lce Commla.
.1011, dated Novetttbcr 16. 1920.
sister, MiSSl ~{lfi.ry Kreamor, of l\Ier·
l'hantviIle, N . .1.. who wit-h Chureh a.ntl Tal meeh all traJri••
Store orden P!OIS1Ftly calltd for and
Hun<lay Schonl. and 1ll1lny or~nnlzations delivered. Banaee call,d lor iDd
wi II mourn his lOllS. ddlvncd. .Frefgbt dcllverccJ.
~II'. Krelll1leJ' will he renwmherp,] nl'
a high'lnin']e'll, pla,iJh~pokeu and con·
Open Day .aodNigbt Phone 1633 -..
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,.i"ten'l Christian geutl('nlan, !lI'lovoo of
01,1 find young', [l.ud r('.~perte,1 anl! 10\'1',1 BEI.I.PBOKB. Narbertb12M-W
hy lIis n'Cigdl ho 1'>1 , irr<'llpPl·t,h·p of rrp.(>,]
or pOlitirnJ faith. II,· was w{'H·read', GEORGE W:BOTTOMS
wisp in rounse], and pO!lS6ssed nn un- -CoDJractor and Builder--
usunl degree of ('xpputive ahility. AI· Gara•• Baildin. a Sp.ei~~J'
ways ready to ,]"f'l'IH] his position when
callel]. upon to tnke 11 stllud, he was 420 RocklaDd Ave, Narber.h" ra.
Ilev('rth,'!(.'5s .loyal to majorities, anl!
willing to 11 hid'!' by thc ,1e~lsion of h,Iti
fellows anl! tu work for th'e bi!6t in·
NARBERTH GARAGE
t('rest!!o of all eOllet'rnC<1. He. ,enjoyed ···,R~JmoDd.Wei'i,. froprletor
life, r()veled intheo beauties of naturll,
lovcdhis fellowmen., ~dored little ehil- ,
GASOL.~E~.·O'L, . :::·SUfPLiES
, 'EXPERT REPAIRING',· :
. . .Tal~pho~~",~~i:th'1633' .
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