Professional Documents
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Our Town November 22, 1919
Our Town November 22, 1919
VOLUME VI, NUMBER 6 NARBERTH, PA., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1919 PRICE THREE CENTS
HOWARD'S
Illusic is destroyed, and as result, all roats thnt would keep thc members of TelephOnes,
OUR TOWN a 1'0 di~couraged. Iheir inl1lle,linte families ill food and 1267
deliver - an1
pi ace - an1
Tho~e who wish to anti I thcmselves "'Dlhing for thc entire \\"inter," said 1268 time,
Ar:. Exp~riment in C('I-operative of Ihis opportunity arc requested to he, WI'Il, if they ean get away \\"ith iI,
Journalism-No Paid Workers. "ollllllunicate with }\[r. Patton, 126 who shoulll worry?
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The Brightest Spot in Narberth
\\' ood"idl' a I-en Ill', X arhcrth, promptly,
0'1"11",[ alld Published every Saturday stating the in~trnnll'nt they pla~'. Several pcvpll' ha\"<' spukl'u to me A Drug Store in the Most Modern Sense of the Term
by Ihe :\arhcrth Civie Associatio~. a~king why Ihl' Stred COllllllissioner
A.•J. J.. 008.
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:"lllo;n:pt ion priee aile <1ollar antl flft)' "Sl'areh 1Ile," ,",,'Z I, "hul I'll try to
AUTO MOVIJeS
Cl'Dt~
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OFFICERS OF THE NARBERTH
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To the E,!itol' of Our To\\'n:
Ikar Sir: Se\"l.'ral tillies I have heard
,liseussed alllOllg lIIother~ of Narherth
find out." So I \valks righ t hold I.\' up
to ChaJ'1l'j' nnd,. :<l'Z I, "Whatse mat-
tN?" \'011 know Cha J'1l'y has a ha 1"'1
P jJJ/ LEeS OARAflE
CIVIC ASSOCIATION. Ihe matter of 1'01'1'0ral pnlli~hllleni in life, aud therl"s a I-:J'l'at lit'al to worry
him, and whill' I dOll't like to butt WKATDOYOU l'1EAH· I Toot( ITS RA,.'LE
onr sehools.
April 24, 1919.
b slll'h pUlli"lllnent Ralldione,l hy Ollr in on his afrail's, I only do sO for thc YOUR CAR'S A WELL AWAV AND IT
President-Mr. ,Joseph H, Nash. ~('hool Boanl, antl is it not unlawflll sakI' of "'leering him up, Since .July BEHAVED BABY NEVER CRIED ONCE
in thc Stat I' of Penllsyh'ania t Corporal ht, I'l'al dll'er has heen pretty scareI'
Vice·President-Mr. James Ar,t'man,
pnnishllll'nt was nholishell in Xew ,Jer- aronnd here. "Blank it!" ;;cz Ill:,
Mr. A. J. Loos, Mr. R. J. Dothard.
se.v .\'ears ago in the 5('hools. It is be· "the)'\'e pulled off three fights in Nar·
Secretary-Mr. R. J. Edgar.
ill~ abolished by States for prisoner".
Ill'rth thl' past wel'k and I missell 'em
Treasurer-Miss Maizie Simpson,
If onr eomlllllnity still ul'hold" it, I he's g'oing to petilioll the BlIl'gess-
Direetors--Mr. J. J. Cabrey, ~[rs. C.
thillk it is Il refledioll upon us and all." So that explains it. Hump. says
P. Fowler, Mr. H. R. Hillegas, Mr. Ohas.
ou I' school. long ,1istance-Io is;;ue OIH' of his fa·
H. A. Chain, Mr. W. R. D. Hall, Mr. H.
What do other pan'nls think ahout mo'lS proelllluations dil'l'cting that all
A. Jacobs, Mr. F. A. Lanahan, Mr.
Ihe matter? Ilo the,\' thin], othl'T meth- l'n"oun!er;; in fi:iticutrs be heralded be.
L ET'S take the rattle out of your car and put the
Daniel Leitch, Mr. G. Knutzen, Mr. R.
ods of punishmellt would he at Il'ast forl'hand so thnt our local lo\'ers of the
J. Nesper, Mr. E. A. Muschamp, Mr.
Illore dignified, alld douhtles, Illorl' ef· manl~' art (otlll'l'wisc kuown as R scrap) joy back into your automobile. The chances
Fletcher W. Stites, Mr. A. E. Wohlert,
('au Ill' all hand to eujoy them. are that the tightening up of a few nuts will
Mr. Walter Y. Shaw, Mr. Walton M. f"I·ti Vl'?
Wentz, Mrs, C. W. Young, Mrs, James ";\'('11 those of us who han' never had CUB. accomplish this result. Bring your car here and let us
Foote. Ihl' matll'r hrought hom(' to us per·
sonally sholl I,] feci for othcr mothers
examine it.
BIG CROWD ENJOYS TENNIS CELE-
HARRY A. JACOBS, who ha\'(', alltl hn\'l' all illterl'st in the BRATION.
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Editor. {·OJlI1l111I1it~· at Ial'}!p,
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A :\roTIIIm.
Mrs. Roy E. Clark, Henry Rose,
W. T. Melchior A. J. Loos, But to proceed with the lllRin itory.
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Associate 'itoIl!. '1' .. thl' Edilor of Om 'I'OWII: I t was a righ t merry e\'olling, and ac-
011 Priciay 1'\'l'nin/,:', Xon'mhl'r i, thl' eording to Ihe otlieial rl'(lort thnt Chair·
MAIZIE J. SIMPSON, :\:ll'lH'rth Fin· COlllJlHny goa'".' a Band man Pattison. of thl' Entertainmcnt
Conllniltl'l', will make (0 the Board of
= r.
Cashier. ('on""1'1 in Elm lIall.
(;0\"('1'1101':-:., "a pleasant tinl(~ was had
'I'll!' nl'xt tinl!' th,' Xal'hl'l'th .r'il'e
,
Send all advertising and news items to ('Olllpnn,\' gi\-e n Ball,1 Concert and do by al!."
not Id e\'('r,I""Il' ill :\ar1l1'rtII kllow that Bill Kirkpatl'i,'k's t\vo-man· jazz or·
P. O. Box 966.
Our Town is on sale at the depot it i~ going to 11... a rt'al afrail', and do ,'he,tra pl"Ovl'11 to hl' ail that Bill claim·
newsstand, and at the store of H. E.
Davis.
Jlot Il'1 t'\'llJ'.\·OIlP kllow that it is going
to hI' thl' hest afrair that anyone en'r
I'd for it. and thl'n sOllie! As far as we
!'1'1':,onally arc "oJl('l'rned it hl'at any
NOTICE •
Entered as second·cbss matter hnd thl' pl,'asnr!' of list,'lIing to, ml'm- hra"'8 band we I'vl'r heard. There was
October 15, 1914, at the Post Office at l",l's (If tltl' lin) ('OIllIHtJl,'" :ll"l' going· to to ha\"(' hl'en a third llIall to pby the
tlull' 01' sOllll'thing, hut if he hRd ap-
For Good Taxi Service
Narberth, Pennsylvania, under the act hI' ('hok,'d, IIl'rl' thl'Y 1-:0 nnd get thl'
of March, 1879. Cilizl'lI~' Ban,] of B('I'\\'~'II to "onle to
I'"arl'd and had :H!dcd proportionally
to 'hl' \'olnlne of jazz turned out by
Call Narberth 1633
Xal'}H'l'th to gi\'l' us a rl'al Band COli-
"I'l't for two honrs alld a whole I'ro\\'(] of Ih,' oth,'r two, Ihpl'l' eertainly wonldn't 24 Hour Service
ha \"<' Itl'('n an~' roof Il'ft 011 tIl(' hal!.
OUR TOWN will gladly print almosl fifty 1'1'01'11' \H'I'" th"n' to heal'
any news it~m about any sUbject So 1"'l'haps it's just as \\'1'11 that hI'
that is of interest to Narberth
folks, but in order to meet the
it.
It III"y not hI' thl' fire cOlllpallY's
fault that. thl' 10wII di,1 1I0t, a,!v('fti:;."
mi"'I',1 his Irain.
The I'v('nin~'s program inellllied I!auc-
NAR1JERTH GARAGE
printing schedule, all •• copy" iug', thl' I'rt':"'PlItation of' thp priZf'~ won.
the propositi"", OJ" lIIayhl' if they h:lll
-manuscripts-must reach the dnring thl' I'l'('enl tournaml'nt, refrl'.,h·
""kl'd .,0 ('('111; or a oIolla 1', instl'atl of Phone, Narberth 1687
Ilu ' nts, eonsisting of jee l'r(latH :Ul11 l'rg-
editor by 6 P. M. Wednesday each
week.
:!:. ('('II t~, t lit' -('oll('erl \\'ould ha vc been
11101'.. 1:11'1-:1'1,\' attl'nrll'll. [n addition (0
ular Sah-ation Army doughnuts, a series Cotter's Market
the Band ('OI1('t'}'t, tht\'· also ga\"(l ,von a
,'1"111"" on a tilda',\'. ",ltil'h "hows (hat
of Il1Hl('squl' imjll'l'sollations of 1111'111-
lwl':' of tIll' eluh. in \I'hielr ,Jim DOli'
nrny s('ol'l'<1 a !'Oaring Slll'l'('% whell hI'
Prime Beef, Sprinlt Lamb, J. A. CALDWELL
PI'OP!t' an' Ilot in a hahit latl'ly III' ~rl Country Dressed Veal and
SATURDAY, November 22, 1919 app"al't'd as \Valtl'r Sha w, Perry Redi-
t iog a whol,' Jot of \':dlll' fill' a 81lwll
ollllay.
fer alld Champioll Vall AukI'll, Pork, Sugar Cured Hams REAL ESTATE
The priz!'s awarr]etl 1\"I'I'l' as fol1ol\'s: and Bacon
EMERGENCY PHONE CALLS
Fire, 350
\\'hl'lI Ih,' "'''I('I'I't "':IS o\-el' at .10.30,
tilt' halJd was g"ootl cJlough to pIa," lIIU-
l...il'lItl'llant Com1ll11Il,ler Prl'd \':111 pHONE us YOUR ORDER TO-DAY aDd INSURANCE
Auk"lI. I\'illll"r of singl('s rhampionship, You will find our prices right
Police, 1250 ,it, 1'01' a .lall"" Illltil 11.::11, whi,·1t was Il'ath,,1' I\'alll't; W. ,I. Kirkpatrick, rUII-
dilly "pl"'I'eiatl'.l "Ild I'lIjoYl'd h,\' tltORI' lI"r III', Jl'ath,,1' ..ard ('ase; \Valtl'r Y. Groceries and Provisions NARBERTH, PAt
wlto \\""1"1' hlt'k,\' I'nollglt to all('lId, Sha\\' and La\\'rl'n"l' \Vur\\"it'k, wintlers
Editorial ['II'as,', ' . .\11', Fin' Clllllpany 1'1'110\\":'." of thl' dOllhl"s "hlltllpiotl;hip, lea Ihl'r
h"I· .. Ih,' hall<1 a;:ail1 and Il't IlS all kilO\\"
Il'h"11 it is to I... h,'I'l', so that \\",' ,'all all
IH,lts \\'ith s-ih-"r hlwkll's: rntltlers np,
W, .r: Kirkpatrick and Arthur Staph'S,
NARBERTH GARAGE
TO THE MUSICIANS OF NARBERTH "Iljo,v it. \\,,, I>l'li,'\'" tllat Ihl'oll~h tht' raekl,t J)J'('SSl's: Mrs, A,1\[. \Vatts, win- Raymond Weiss, Proprietor
.. frort~ III' th" fin' "lIl11pany's lIIelllbers
AND VICINITY.
""II"t h i IIg 0 \,,,r $~OO,OIl was raised to
n('r of thl' latlil's' single champiotlship
for ]!l!S. r:ll'kl't press; .1, F. DOtluI'IJy
GASOLINE, OIL, SUPPLIES
h,'lp Pill a 111'11' 1'1101' Oil tltl' fi\'(, ('0 1lI- EXPERT REPAIRING
I alll allthol'iz"d 1,,\' ~I)'. Fl'ed (', I'al- pall,\"" hllildillg', allll it sholll,l not be
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GARAnteed Roofs T .Iephone Narberth 1633
il'n to allnOIlIl"" Ihat h,' is \\'illin~ to 11111,,1101' :111 "11'01"1 to filli,,1t tIlt, joh if the
take tIl,' 1<'a,lt-I',hil' of a COllllllllllity 1""'11'''",\' wOllld II,t il hI' kllll\\"11 thl'ongfl-
O)'"hl',tr:1 ill :\arl,,'rth, ~lr, l'atlt'll i'
widely kllO\\"1I a, a Illllsi,'ian of I1l1usl1al
talent and "XI"'I'i"III"', :III.l this 0l'por-
till 1 t1lt\ hOrl 11lg-11,
OHI'III':t'~,
SABlE CENSORE GOOD VALUE
In the following up-to.date homes:
tunity to I'l'ofit hy his olIn ,hollld 1)('
~ladJ,\' \\""I,'ollll'd h.\- all \\'ho al'l'l"t'Ciatl-
The Hack Service Man Has Changed 208 Grayling Avenue
Ihl' I'll'aslIl"t' and ill'l,nll'I'II1('nl that al"t' Club's Weekly Letter His Phone Number to Narberth 1229 J 34 Avon Road
to !)(' ,it'l'i\·,'d fl"OlIl ,'IISt'lllhl,' pla,\'illg,
36 Avon Road
]11 addilioll to Ihis 1i1H'l'al 011"'1' of
sen-i,'", :\11', Patt"11 state, that his
'1'0 thl' I';ditor lIf Our To\\"n:
or Narberth 625. 100 Avon Road
mllsi!'al lihral'~' ",ill hi' a\'ailahil', 'l'he 011 thp~l' Ii lit' rl'o:-;ty mortling'S llIall'~ OTHERS BEING BUILT
Y. 1\1. I', A, \\'ill I'II1'1Jish a rOOl(1 for fa 11(',\' an,! ,'onH'I';alilln tlll'n; to the Please do not call Narberth 1633
I'ellt'a)'sals, ('lId.'I' sllt'h ,'olldilioll:', II. (', of L. prohlPlII. H y"u dOIl'1 11t'- For my serf:Jice. WM. D. & H. T. SMEDLEY
t1'l'rt' shollld II(' no ,liflic-lIlly ill aSSt'Ill- lil'\'" that, jllst lislt'll 10 thl' d"il,\' gall-
hling matl')'ia! 1'0)' a rea 11,\' ,')'('ditah1e
orchl'8tra,
ft'st ill tll(' ~IIIOkillg ('ar ot' on
"lid of thl' slatioll plalfol'lll.- If you
~hl\ Wt1:':t' .....--_. - . . Greenhouses Nurseries
On(' of tl\(, m:lill ,Jiflic-lIlties of a 111:1-
tellr o)'eh"st)'as is i l'I'('gllla I'i ty of a t-
an' lIot illll'n"lo'c! ill thl' sllh,it'd. or
",ould 1'1'1'1'1'1' nol til talk ahlllll 01' hl'al'
DR. JOHN SCHEMBS, Jr. 30,OOQ ft. of IIla88 12 hous.s
tenda II"" of Illelll h('rs; I hl'rl'fore ollly it. disl'uSSl'c1, yOIl han' only 10 go oft DENTIST Pencoyd Nllrberth
those \\'ho inll'lI.l 10 hI' I'('gltlar ill at- l>y yllul'sl'lt' ill a 'jlli..t "OI'Il('r, if yOIl can
Corner Grayling and Windsor Avenues
t('n,lal\('1' :,holll,! a 1'1'1,\' 1'0)' 1I1('IllIH'r" hi l',
1i1!"C'qut'lit a h:-:t\III'l'S of' lIIl'lH lH'l':-' an'"
fil141 Ollt ' , Thl' utlJt'l' llloruillg I ('ol1ldn ':
11('11' o,·(ll'hpur out' of our Plll'l'A'Ptit· (,it,
fntul to thl' sllt"·I'S:' 111' slleh Ilil o)'gan-. iZPII~ h'lIing his fpllow pH:-'spJlg"t'r .... that
NARBERTH John Albrecht
i7.atioll, 1£1', Pattl'lI Inid special em· it was till outl"ugP to t'har~'l\' :.!;i l't' 1l1s OFFICE HOURS-Until 9.30 A. M. 4 until 9 P. M. Sunday., 9 until 12 Look about the home arounds snd bave
phasis 011 this, in his ,·.ollversntioll with for a ('ollar :Iud 5 I'l'nts for -]:lll1ldelillg noon,
your planting done now. Tbe leason is
me On the slIhj('(·t. Unll'ss thl' instru· it. He hilI! dl'dded to hpat the game PHILADELPHIA OFFICE-310·311 Perry Bldg., 16th and Chestnut Sts. bere aaain, and the weather conditions
JJ1l'ntation is eOlllpll't ... th(' ,,11\,,·t of the h~' wearing frayel] ('01la1'S anI! wearing
Telephone, Na,berth"l~ W are advantageous.
but 0111' a \\'l'l'k. I·(l' \\'I'nt ou to sa\'.
------------_._----- howe-vcr, thnt the women seemed to
WORTH LESS THAN HALF do "l'ry little worr~'iug ahout thl' H. C.
A COMPLETE LINE OF
Sad hut true jg tht' fact that present-dOl\'
money has less than half the lJurchasin,z powc'r
qf four or five years ago, and that being the
ofL" judgillg by t1;e wonderful ex-
hihilion of $aoo.oo fur ponts which
The Misles Zentmayer's SCHOOL SUPPLIES
case, don't you think your life insurance should
be revised 10 Illeel the new conditions? 1'01"
WIIS held on the l'ast end of thl' plat·
form e\'I'I')" morning. " Yes, I'll bot SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN AT
tunalely, that very thing can be accollllllished
in a very economic-at fashion. Call me Q\"cr
some evening.
if YO\1 go up ir~to tho first car right Will Reopen September Ii, 1919 DAVIS'
now, ~'ou 'Il !'C'{, it filled witlr our • poor CIGARS rCE CREAM CANDY
LANAH.-\X, 20~ .'or.... t '\....nu ..
p, 0, Box 3U2. Phon,·. Nnrbprth 3..H U. working girls,' most of them wearing 125 WINDSOR AVENUE
NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN
-- Also, former President \V. n.
D. Hnll
I
A~s5'ur~.E!A
7A,; 1'. l\1.-E\'ening sen'ice. Song THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Mrs. D. D. Stickney, President.
~('l'\'ice
by choir. Scrmon by pastor, Mr&. C. E. Kreamer, Vice-President.
"The GuestChamher." Mrs.C. L. McLean, Secretary. Finest Photoplay The·
Rev. John Van Ness, Minister. Mrs. Hervey Keirn, Treasurer. atre ot Its Size In the
SOOIETY OF FRIENDS. ~[onday, 2.30 P. M.-:Meeting of Woo EDtire World.
l\[cetings for next Sunday: Mrs. 'C. L. Smith, House Manager.
men '5 Home Missionary Society at the Pb.;oplaya-Contlnuous 10 A. M. to 11.S.
10 A. M.-Sunday School. 279 pres' P.M.
Merion Meeting House, Merion, Pa.. parsonage.
en t last Sunday. MONTGOMERY COUNTY FEDERA-
S P. l\L-BlI:,iness and social meeting .1 I A. l\I.-Public worsh ip. Sermon PhDa., Pa.
of pastor's Yonitg Mell 's Bible Class at TION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS
Merion Meeting is open for worship thcme, "Grace l\Iore Abundant than
the parsonage. Sin."
every First-day morning at 11 0 'clock.
We cordially welcome any visitors who Wednesday, 8 P. l\L-Prayer meeting. (iA.; 1'. :\[.-.Junior C. Eo, conducted President-Mrs. R. J. Rolston, Fort PROGRAM
desire to worship with us. Pastor will continue talks on "What b\" l\[r:,. Tro\\'bridge. Washington.
W p Belic\'e." • 7 P. J\I.-Senior C. g, Leader, Miss Vieo·President-Mrs. D. T. Jones, WEEK of NOVEMBER 24th
Thur"day, 10.:10 A. M.-UnioD Doroth\" Wilson. Pottstown.
ST. MARGARET'S R. C. CHURCH. Thanksgiving seniee in the Presb~" 7..1.; . 1'. ~[,-E\'enillg worship, with Secretary-Mrs. C. P. Fowler, Nar-
lerian Chureh. The pastor of the Meth· :-;(,l'nlOn on "1\3111es."
\Vednes<1ay evening-Prayer meeting.
berth. Bryant Washburn
Rev. R. F. Cowley, Rector. odist Church will preach. Treasurer-Mrs. W. H. Pugh, Merion.
Eaeh person is requested to give some IN
cause for ThanksgiYing. JOBBING ALTERATIONS
Early :Mass on Sunday from April. 1
Thur~day,
Clarence A. Speakman "IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE"
BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE 10.:10 A. J\L-Union
to October 31 at 6.30 A. M. FrOlll ); o·
EVANGEL. ThanksgiYiug meeting in this church.
vember 1 to March 31, at 7 A. M. Late
Hey. Frank l\l. Gray will preach. Mrs.
Mass, 10.00 A. ~L th roughout thc year. Carpenter and Builder
Trowhridge will sing.
Masses on holy dnys, 6.30 and 8,30 Rev. Avery S. Demmy, B. D., Pastor. Friday. 3A;; P. l\l.-Light Bearers' Phone 1652·R Narberth )IAIN PRODUCTION STARTS AS NEAB
A. M. Weekdays at 8. Evening devo·
Sl'I'\'i('cs Sunday, :-Io\'cmber 23, 1!J19: l\[i:,sion Band.
tions and other services at regular AS I'OSSIBI.E TO 10.00 A. 1\1.. 12.00, 2.00,
!1.;1O-{Tpper room prayer mceting.
times, 3.,J5, 5.45, 7.~5. 9.30 P. )1.
!l,45-Bible School. BIG CROWD ENJOYS TENNIS CELE-
BRATION.
H. C, FRITSCH
ll-:Morning worship. Sermon h~' the
ALL SAINTS' P. E. CHURCH. Pnpertlea For BeD& aDd 8ah
pastol' on thc snh,ird, "The Spirit of (Continued from Page 2.)
Thanksgiving." Tl'xt, .John 11: ·n. Fire IDllaruCle
Rev. Gibson Bell, Loc\Un Tenens. Th" ChiIdn'IL's Chorus will "ing. anl1 Eo A. Muschamp, winners of the Ben PhODe Ul! W. Cash Business and Low Prices will
7.1I0-l\Icl'ting of' the Young People's consolation doublcs, leather helts and ".an BulldlDg. Narbe~ Pa. enable you to
8.15 A. M.-Hol.y Communion. Sol'icty. siln'r buckles; E. A. :-'[lls~hamp, win-
9.45 A. M.--Sumlay School. 7Aii-E\"l'ninl! \\"orship. Spceial music nf'r of t1lC' eonsolatiun singles, leather BUY MORE THRIFT STAMPS
11.00 A. M.-l\Iorning prayer and scI'- ,,·it h brief S('\'IlIOll by th" pastor on thc
:,nbjeet, "XotJ Ashallll'd of the Gospel
hi II holder.
Then the,re was more ,lalleing, an,l
The Narbertb Electric Shop
Olon. Will .olve.1 "our electrio trouble.
Bus will lean' :\urherth Station at of Christ." Text, HOIll. 1: 16. morr~ und still more, ant! \Valter Shaw We wire old houoe.like new quiekly and without
X P. l\l. Wednes,lay" the 26th-Mid· says he did!l't miss a single one. So damalre. Let u. eotimate on your work. We can
10.40 A. M.
II'c"k sen'h'c ronuuctl'd h.r the pa"tor. there you are.
.ave you money on fixture., portable., floor lamps
and appliance•. UP.TO-DATE, SANITARY
W. G. CASE, 323 Conway Ave.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
"The Little Church 011 the Hill." -------- - _---- ------- - __ .
Phon•• Narb.rth ~96 W
Meat Market
Rev. F. M. Gray, Pastor.
Goodwear Shoe Repair Shop John B. Hertzler
~nnt!ay, :\ o\'cIIII,,'r :!:'l'll:
llA5 A. :M.-SlInday S .. hool. ~[l'n'~ 252 Haverford Avenue
COOK BROS. 205 Haverford Ave.
Cluss taught hy HUll. 1-'. W. Stitl's.
11 A. l\L-Morlling sl'l'\'i,·f'. Sermoll
ZSO HAVERFORD AVE.
h~' the pastor, .. \\'hi"]} \\,,,~, is !l,,'
'Prompt, Satisfactory SerVice Guaranteed Deliciou. Meata
Chnrch Going-? ,.
NARBERTH
:~ P. ;\[,-Childr,'n', ('hnl'..h. Ohj""t
Work Called For and Delivered Al Hish Grade Chicken.
Heating GLEAN···SAfE···WHOLESOME
and OUR PRODUCTS ARE GUARANTEED
UNDER BACTERIOLOGICAL CONTROL
nay Phone,
Night Phone,
,Narberth 302 J
Narberth 344 J SCOII-POWElL DAIRIES
45th and Parrish Sts.
Why Not?
Why not concede that our ~oda Fountainis.th«: cool.
est spot in Narberth. It IS. and the service IS the
best in town. The various refreshing drinks ar.e
mixed by thole who know and whose business It
is to give you the best Soda, Sundae or Ice Cream,
you ever had.
Come in any time. Make our fountain your place
of reat. At the 8ame time
u TAKE HOME A BRICK"
Main Line Automobile Laundry
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and Garage of our delicioul Ice Cream
NARBERTH
Supplies .:- Court.a". -:- Repairs
T. B. SMITH, Druggist
NARBERTH and ARDMORE
NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN
May 10000 32,20 150 98 1250 64 22 184 93 18 160 44 1060 5042 128 69 70313
June 100 00 4745 19748 2278 3450 70 177 55 275 61 1297 2750 5664 113 29 1061 77
l'Xpl'l':-i:-' thP;lI'
:lfltl girl:, :11'(' I('Hl'lIillg" to
(Siglled) "THE K. T 'So n ... lruJlerlu.l Groi).~er,· Co. Phone, Narberth 606.
Senior Literary Society.-Th,' ~I'n ior TAILons
I~SURANCE
"·h,,, 1'I,'al'l," :lIld fOl'e,'full,": lha I I"renl0ht, ]1. Phone, 1254·.1.
Litl'ra ry H()J'ipty, \\"h i"h i, "OllipOS"<! nuwman. Sa.nuel P. (Lite.)
thl'r :In) l('aJ'llill~' to t:ll~n tl)(' jllifi- 116 Elmwood ave, Phone, 663-W. See dlspla~' advertisement In this \ssue.
of nll th!' ,tu(Il'lIh of Ih,' four IIPI,,·I·
ati,·" to do for th('IIIS('I\'es and pJau W ANTED-5 free shares each of
duntON. Cllllf~o n. W,\ I, L J' ,\l'J~ It
gradpf' of olll'lfi:.rh ~('hool. ha:-: ~lIt,t'(lt'd, 305 S. Narberth ave. Phone. 682·J.
1'111' Otlll'l'S, nllll that la,t hut uot Ieust, Narberth Building and Loan .lone., Wm. J. 103 S, :"<arberth ave. Pbone. )1I1rtin & lI ... nr~-. PhOIH'. C~'I1W)'<l SHG.
eel ill (~Ollll11l'till:.r :1 1110:-:1 iIl1l'n\:-,till~ 680-J Phlla, arldress, Penn Mutual Bldg. :-;1'1' Illsplnr llllwl'lls('IlH'llt, In this Issue.
s('rh\~ of JllP(\tillgs. 11'1'0111 tl11 1 (iI'S! tilllP thl'r are 1,'al'lIillg' to take thcir turn Trottt'r OroB. (Fire. etc.)
Association in following series: 209 woodside ave, Pbone, 1262-R.
tl1e stn(lents \\"('1''' 1'lIl1l'11 tOg-I·thl·r. ('lIrlv l'lll'l'rl'ull.\·. Ht'all~- iutcrested Ylsltors
8th Series at $155,00 per share f,AWYERS
ill our sehoo] t!'l'lll, to th" pn'sl'lIt tim:" al'l' al\\"a,\'s weleollll' e\'er.\' othpr Fri-
llllro,', John 211 Essex ave, Phone, 1246-R.
dllY a f'terllooll at ],;j(l P. }L Phlla. add res., Lincoln Bldg. The above department should be of tbe
not onl.,· thc ofTie!')'s :lu.l th!' l'rogralll 9th Series at 145,00 per share greatest use to tbe community. tbo list con-
Stites. F1etch... W. 418 Havertord ave. tains the name ot every proteaalonal man.
COl11l11ittl'p, hut IlIl1lly of thp shlllents Phone. 372-W Pbll&. addreas. Crozer Bldg. tradesman, mechanic, shopkeeper, etc.. wba
10th Series at 135.00 per share does or can In any way eerve bls tollow-
have cheel'fnlly lind IWl'sistelltly <l01l1l LIGHTING FIXTURES
!lcIlonald Jobn. Narbertb phone', 1288, townsman, and who I. progreulv. sDoueb
their pn.rt to l11ake the Soeiety a suc- 11th Series at 125.00 per share 1633 Cheat. st.. Phlla. Pbone, Spruce 1118, to add name to list at Reelator.
cess. Accomplishment.-Show lIIe II 1II1111 As It la dlmcult tor tbon cODtrlbuUDa
)IEATS. ETC. their time and elrorta to tbe production of
who llIukl's 110 mistukes, lind I will show 16th Series at 85.00 per share "Our Town" to poraonally either know or
Ench progrum is developed around CoU.r, Howard F. Phone. 1291.
~'ou a mnll who do('sll't do things.- See dlsDl~ advertisement In tbla IdUe. Interview all sucb, It would be mo.t b.lp-
one cent I'll I theme. The first meeting 24th Series at 26,00 per share Hertzter, ,John B. Narberth. tul It tbose not now tound In tb. printsd
Thl'odore Roost','elt. See dlspla)' ad\'ertlsement tn thIs bsue. lIet would send In a memo ot tb.lr nam••,
took the form of n "Congress of the addresa, pbon. numbe.. and bWllne_. or
Powers," in which the Presidl'nt listen- Address Box 302, Merion, Pa. UILK proteulon. tor lI.tlDJr. Tbl. will co.t .. tol,
"'ntl'll eneh week for some worth lowe: 10 cent. eacb luue tor 1 lin•• : • oenb
Bcott-poweU Dalrle.. Pbone. Pre.ton Uti
ed to rppreseutnti\'cs fl'olll the countries while quotation. Bee display advertlasment ID tbl. laaus for eacb additional Un•.