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VOLUME VI, NUMBER 7
Why Music is Such a Women's Community
Help to a Community Club Notes
THE VIOLIN AN ESPECIALLY IN-
TIMATE MEANS OF EX-
PRESSION.
All Are Invited to the Community
Violin Concert Given for the People
of Narberth December 4th, in
the Y. M. C. A., by Miss
Mary Fulton Gibbons.
In ofller to finu her way from Yienna
hacl, to America durillg the most in-
tense fighting of the war, it was neCl'S'
snr)" for Miss Gibhons to wait more
thun a year hefore the Austrian author-
ities would consent to her leaving the
country. While studying in Bohemia
and Yienna she made her home with
tllC family of a high oillcer in the Aus-
trian army, a mcmher of the general
staff. Plans anr1 papers disappeared
from the officl'r's tlesk one night, and
Miss Gihhons was slislH~etel1 of taking
them, knowing as the officer did that
her heart and soul was with the Czecho-
Slonl1( idcals for freetlom and not with
tllC Austrian plan of continuing Bo-
hemia's subserviance to the house of
Hapshnrg. To reaeh a seaport, she
traveled to Bergen, Xorwny, speIJ(ling
weeks on the way to observe the temper
of the peoples through whose countries
she passed.
Dissention, discussion, fear, loyalty,
uncertainty, bitterness, confidence, love,
'hate-in fad, every emotion of the
human spirit seethed within every man
and woman with any red hlood in his
veins. A normal conversational inter-
course with the peoples of Europe,
therefore, :Miss Gibbons found to be al-
most impossible. Music, tIle language
which expresses and consoles where
words fail, provc<1 to be the only means
of intercourse among the people which
quieted their spirits and took their
minds away from the Ilarrowing per-
plexities and tragedies of war.
So Miss Gibbons feels about music
in every-day life here in America in
the family, in the church, in the com-
munity. Music lifts us out of ourselves,
out of that" earth of the earth earthy"
atmosphere which so often is the com-
panion of struggle, competition, that
material side of "getting along" in
the world.
She will play her violin to the com-
munity of Narherth Thursday evening,
December 4th, in the community spirit;
that spirit which brings us all together,
to trust, sympathize and hold together,
the spirit which America needs at this
time in her history quite as much as
Russia needs, that Italy needs-that
the whole world needs.
We Americans do not understand the
Czechisl1 language, the Russian or Pol-
ish languages. But the voice of these
peoples expresse<1 through their music
brings us all closer togethpr, helps us
to become acquainted so that we arc
able to sympathize ana frel with each
other an<1 to realize tho. t we human be-
ings the world over arc all strh'ing for
the same ideal-to live, let Ii\'e ana be
happy.
Music can help us to our gonl more
often tllan we reulize if we can hnt
hear more gooa music and cOllle oftener
under its intimate edifying inflnrnce.
The concert. is a free puhlic open one
to he held ill the g)"II1na,iUIlI of tIle
NnrlH'rth Y. 1\f. C. A. Thursrlay even-
ing, Dccemher 4th, at 8.1;;, En'rd)()(lv
is im'itell. old a nd ~'OllIlg, rich an;l
poor. :Uiss Gibbons "'ishes to say tha t
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NARBERTH, PA., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1919
1'he seeond regular nleeting of the
\Vonlen'S Commnnity Cluh was held
TUl'srlay aftel'lloon at the Y. :\1. C. A.
Building. :Meeting opened with a short
bnsiness session, followed by reports
of work acc,omplishea and future plans.
The :Music Committee asks all mem-
bers interested in a Club Chorus to
please communicate with ~Irs. A. B.
Hoss, phone Narberth IG39-W. ~Irs.
Hoss is very anxious to have thi:- chorus
as larg" as possible, so it is hoped that
each melll bel' will join.
The Legisla1 i\'e Committee plans
classes in legislation, dates for which
will be lInnOUllcea later. As al"o will
the program of study. The classes will
be free to all members.
The Hospitnlity Commit tee will give
a eard party at the resiaence of )Irs.
Dothard on the afternoon of December
12th. Will members bear this date in
mind and make the party :l real suc-
cess 1
The ~Iembership COlllmittee reported
ten ne\\, members anll sixteen nppliea-
tions to he ncted on n t the n ext Execu-
tive Board meeting.
1\11'. Henry Gideon, chief of the Bu-
rl'au of Compulsor.y Education of Phil-
adelphia, gave a 1Il0~t interesting arl-
dress on the "Child Labor Laws of
Pennsyh'ania," which was very much
enjoyed by those present.
The Club has also received an in-
vitation for an open forum under the
nuspices of the City Club at their club
rooms, 313 South Broad street, Decem-
ber 4th. The morning session 10.30
until 12.30 and the afternoon session
2 to 4.30. It is free to all of our
members who care to avail th-emselves
of the privilege. The subject is to be
"The High Cost of Living" in its
various phases.
There is also an invitation to all of
our members from the Women's Eco-
nomic Club for a hearing of the" Plum
Plan." This also deals with the' I Cost
of Living." The meeting will be hel<1
December 12, 8.15 P. l\I. at the Lu Lu
Temple, 1337 Spring Garden street.
Also bear in mind the evening of
December 4, 8 P. M., our violin recital,
which promises to be a real treat, Miss
~Iary Gibbons being the \'iolinist. This
recital is for all of our members and
friends.
LOUISE VOSS COCKRILL,
Press Chairman.
The Women's Auxil-
ary Narberth Y.M. C. A.
The annual meeting of the Women's
Auxiliary will be held on ::\[fllltla~' e\'cn-
ing, December 1st, at 8 0 'clock. The
hostesses will be Mrs. Romaine Hoff-
man, Mrs. Hugh Brown, )Irs. A. Hirst,
::\Irs. C. 1\[ l\IcCracken, and ~[rs. Earl
\\"a Iker. Officers will be electe<1 for
1!l20, and it is hoped tllat thcre will
he a representative gathering of the
membership.
:l\Irs. G. Merritt Davis wishes to re-
minll the ludies to come prepared to
carry out the social program postponed
from last ilion tho
Mrs. J. Taylor Darlington un<1 Mrs.
Homaine Hoffman would like to have
all aprons and dolls returllerl "0 that
lhcy may he priced for the Christmas
sale.
The 1\arherth Branch of the Needle-
work Guild will meet on ~[onday after-
noon, December 1st'. nt the home of
1\frs. William I-I. Pugh, .Jr., Sycamore
a venue and Cross Roads, :\Ierion, Pa.
Bring your sewing bags, so that we
may begin our winter sewing for the
I"eisure Hour table•.
THE FIRESIDE
~[r. and Mrs. Edward S. Haws and
::\[is" Hnth Haws spent the week end
with i'ri"nds in Br')(lklyn, N. Y.
Perry Hedifer, .11'., was operated on
for appendicitis at State College about
ten <.lays ago.
::\[1'. W. C. Poor left for Andover,
~\[:lille, 011 Tlles<1ay, to spend Thanks.
giving.
All workingmen of Narberth are urg-
crl to reall the arti"le in this issue, "A
On'at Opportunity."
::\Tr. Gerald Hust spent Thanksgidng
with Mr. and ~ITs. Charles Churchill at
\ViIkes,Barre.
Mr. Samuel T. Smith, who is station,
l'd in the Xavy Yard at Norfolk, wal
the guest of Dr. and ~Irs. Hoffman.
Work has been started On the new
$700,000 bridge across the Schuylkill
Ri vel', conIlecting I~ast and 'West Call-
~JlOhoc ken.
Tired business men of \Vayne who
arc members of the Men's Club, the
liYl'li('st orgllni7.~tinn in the Main Linr
town, arc forming a gymnastic class of
fifty men, with forty applications 0.1-
'really ill.
The wedding of Miss Grace Lumis,
of West Philadelphia and Henry Ains-
worth Smith, of Narberth, Pa., took
place at the Asbury Methodist Epis-
copal Church of West Philadelphia Sat-
urday, November 22nd, at 7 P. M. On
their return from a Western trip Mr.
and 1\bs. H. A. Smith will reside in
West Phila<1e1phia.
Mr. un<1 Mrs. E. N. Smith, of 200
Narberth avellue, South Narberth, spent
last week with friends in Cleveland.
While there they attended the Austin
Can \'en tion in the Hotd Statler, the
dance at the Windmore Masonic Tem-
ple, East Cleveland, and the banquet at
the Cleveland Athletic Club. Mr.
Smith a<1dressed the convention on en-
gineering subjects.
::\11'. Poor entertained his Sunday
Sehool class on Thursday evening of
last week. Among those present were
)\'elson Kriebel, A. C. Brown, Norman
Kriehel, Nellie Cook, Marion Haws,
::\[adeline McCoy, Wayne Harris, Don-
ald Kirk, Philip Knutzen, Lillian Hed-
ifer, Sydnie Bolich, William Durbin,
Betty )[cCaig, Bob Mueller, Margaret
Eyre, JD. J. Humphreys, Doris Von
Culin, Eleanor Eyre and James Cool;:.
Each guest WliS supplied \\-ith pencil
and papl'r lind euch sent a note to Per-
ry Redifer, who is a member of the
class.
::\femhers and i'l'iell<ls of the \\Toman's
Forpign ~Iissionar~- Society of the
::\fl,tho,li"t Episcopal Church lire invit-
cII to the hallie of Mrs.•Tames A. Scott,
X O. 110 \\Toodsille a Vl'lllle, on Monday
nflel'lIoon, DeCl'lIIher 1st, 2.:10 o'clock.
An attracti\'e, interesting and in'
structi\'e program has been arrunged
IJ.\, the progrum committee. 'rhe third
l'ltllpter of our shl<ly hook, "The Cru-
sade of COlllpassion," will Ill' gin'n hy
Mrs. George Merritt D:n'is. ~rhere will
also he a Christmlls tree, where a lo\'e
offering wiII he placed for tlte Exchange
Fund. Come and, hetter still, bring a
friend with you.
Memorial Question
Must be Settled
"THE SPECTATOR" DISCUSSES
THE RIGHT AND WRONG OF
.
THE MATTER-PROMPT
ACTION NECESSARY.
To the Editor of Our Town:
As the men who conceived and who
are furthering' the plan to rl'juvenate
the Fire House as a \Var 1\Iemorial have
applied themseh'es to the project with
great interest anll fine intention, in an
l'a rnest ell<lea VOl' to secure for the bor-
ough a worthy elllblem of a tremendous
ocea~ion, it would not be fair if those
who ea nnot becomo reconciled to this
partieular form of memorial-expression
\\'ere not equally constrnctive in their
purpose to ha ve a ditreren t viewpoint
aeeepted, and the first claim we would
ha ve anI' friends consider is that the
rehabilitation idea is altogether too
confusing, too invoh'ed, has to do with
too muny clements \\'hieh are l'xtrelllely
remote from the main issue, and is
much too hybrid in its nature to even
give it the "emhlance of a free,hearte<1
lind \\'hole-soule,l commemorntive of-
fl'ring. And that brings us right up to
wIlli t II ::lfelllorial is or should be, the
Right and ""rang of the matter, and
in <1iscussing this primary question let's
make sure that we are governed by
those philosophica I fundamen ta Is \\'h ich
our training and experience have indi-
!'nted must form the nU(',leus of any
movement in which the choicest feat-
ures of human nature are involved,
where the nobility of mankill<1 must
pass in review, now and in the times
to come, and don't let's be swayed by
every transient idea nor even by those
inten"ely practical notions advanced by
woman journals wIlich men seem to
read so zealously and quote so fondly.
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On the premise indicate<1, therefore,
the claim is made that the True War
Memorial is distinctly a spiritual tIling
in its conception, and that its erection
makes manifest the most admirable
blessings of Christian ci\-i1ization, of
love, gratitude, patriotism, sacrifice,
service, immortality, the most exalted
emotions of which the human mind is
capable, and any effort which is made
to contaminate this holy and whole-
some impulse by intruding on it with
features which are in nowise kindred to
it must be construed to in<1icate that
only imperfect thought has been given
to the facts of the ease or tha t the con-
summation so de\'outly wished has not
been properly comprehended. For-
tunately, an examination of the <1etai1s
of the Fire House plan can be ma<1e in
an outspoken fashion, as the men sup-
port ing it need yield to no one in their
loyalty to the best interests of the
community, and they will appreciate
that when views run counter to their
0wn, the outlining of the opposite posi-
tion can best be made in terms which
are free from confusion if the progrcss
of the generul movement is to be facili-
tated:
'*' * *
1. The Fire Company offers its prop-
erty subject to encumbrances for me-
morial purpose", hut tIl<' fact that a
similar di"position to forpgo its e'luity
has heen indicated on a previous occa-
sion, and for Ull altogether llifferent
purpose, depri\'Cs the tender of that
un'lu!'stionell (lignity whieh must aI'-
pOlllpany ('\'cry f"a turl' of a true me-
morial unl!l'rta king. Therefore, the plan
starts \\'ith a sl'l'io\ls disadvantage with
I"'~l)('l't to th!' ethi!'al oh;t('l't ill vi,'w,
a JIll no nleillori,d quality l'llll he dis,
('('1'1)('(1 in thl' off,'r whi('h has been
ma,l.,.
2. \Vith the ,'xception of the two
small rooms whie-h are to he addeii to
the present building to provide perma-
Ill'nt quarters for the American Legion,
.the facilities shall remain precisely as
nt present, ana the only differenc.e shall
he tha t the town shall lin ve a lIIore 01'-
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, •I Thank Thee."
I thank Thee, Lord, that I am straight
and strong,
\Vith wit to work an<1 hope to keep me
hra \'l';
I thnnk Thee that I love the things of
earth-
Ripe fruits and lnughter, lying down to
sleep,
The shine of lighted towns, the graver
worth
Of beating human hearts tJlllt lnugh
and weep.
But more than all, and through all
the,,,, should go-
Denr Lord, this on hended knees,
I thank Thee for my friend.
ThanksgiVing Exercises.
Thanksgi\'ing Day in the Narberth
Schools is always a truly THANKS
GTYIXG. The pupils from the first to
twelfth pra,le gave us a good program;
the teachers had given thought and
cffor( before; thc Directors gave us
good speeches; the parents gave us a
good audience anel inspiration; every-
hody gave something to make some-
hody else thankfu!. The donation was
the largest in the history of the school.
"November is a gray old month,"
and it brought its dreary coat of rain:
"But underneath his sahel' coat, his
heart is blithe and gay, and he it, is
who brings the glad Thanksgiving
Day. " How happy the children and
parents were as one song and rccitation
after the other presented pictures of
turkeys, nuts, fruit and pnmpkin pie,
but abovc all the true spirit of Thanks-
giving Day-Thanks giving and Thanks
living that COmes from the heart. All
of the numbers rendered were force-
ful; special comment mIght be made
upon all, but possibly the finest produc-
tion from the standpoint of technique
was the rendition of "God's Glory il'l.
N-nture," by Beetho\-en, renderc<1 by
the High School Chorus.
'Besides the part the ch Hdren took,
Directors McCarter and Dothard gave
short addresses, which, as usual, were
enthusiastically rccei\'e<1 by the stu-
dents. Rev. Gray closed the exercises
with prayer.
Mothers' Meeting.
Mothers' Meeting on Tuesday after-
noon proH'd to be the largest similar
meeting that tl'l\chers, directors an<1
mothers lUl\'e been privilegcd to enjoy.
.\fr. ~[l'Carter, President of the Board,
opened the meeting with an informal
addrcss of wcleomc. For fifty-fh'e min-
utes follOWing this, the motIlers asked
questions whi(~h were answered by tho
['rinripa I or teachers. The answers were
gi Ycn in such a way ns to first supply
tlll' information rerluested, and second-
ly the underlying principle involve<1.
~[r.•JllJlleS R. Houston, who genl'l'ally
mal,,'s it a point to be present, spoka
in behalf of the parents present, urg-
ing that. the fathers :Illll mothers who
make it a hahit of \'i~itiug tIll' sehool,
anl1 who attend thpse 1Il('eting's. and
throu~h thl'se 1Ill',liullIS arc :l('f(u:linted
with adllal conditions in tIll' ~ehool,
shoul,l take ''\'('r~' opportunity to s1'ren(l
the nilldy,nillc goo'l points of tho
sehoo!. He l'l'grdt,',l that ,;0 much WUB
taken from hl'ill'sny by people who
ne\'l'r get ma ttl'rs first hunl1ed, un<1
that these distorted ideas arc circulat-
ed.
TI\l' social hour tha t full owed was
J"'rhllps as lH'neficial as the more formal
hnur. While some girls 1IIlller the direc-
tion of Miss Fry('r sern'd refreshments,
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OFFICERS OF THE NARBERTH
CIVIo ASSOOIATION.
Ap111 24, 1919.
President-Mr. Joseph H. Nash.
Vice.Presidcnt-Mr. James Ar,t'mau,
Mr. A. J. LOOB, Mr. R. J. Dothard.
Secretary-Mr. R. J. Edgar.
Treasurer-Miss Maizie Simpson.
Direetors--Mr. J. J. Cabrey, Mrs. C.
P. Fowler, Mr. H. R. Hillegas, Mr. Chas.
H. A. Chain, Mr. W. R. D. Hall, Mr. H.
A. Jacobs, Mr. F. A. Lanahan, Mr.
Daniel Leitch, Mr. G. Knutzen, Mr. R.
J. Nesper, Mr. E. A. Musehamp, :Mr.
Fletcher W. Stites, Mr. A. E. Wohlert,
Yr. Wal'ter Y. Shaw, Mr. Walton M.
,Wentz, Mrs. C. W. Young, Mrs. James
Foote.
HARRY A. JACOB8,
Editor.
Henry Rose,
Mrs. Roy E. Clark,
A. J. Loos,
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MAIZIE J. SIMPSON,
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Send all advertising and news items to
P. O. Box 966.
Our Town is on sale at the depot
new85tand, and at the store of H. E.
Davis.
Entered as second·elass mattilr
October 15, 1914, at the Post Office at
Narberth, Pennsylvania, under the act
of March, 1879.
OUR TOWN will gladly print
any news it'lm 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, November 29, 1919
EMERGENCY PHONE CALLS
. Fire, 350
Police, 1250
Editorial
To thc Editor of Our Town:
In regard to corporal punishment in
,our schools, I am sure there is very
little of it, except iu extreme cases,
and what a blessing it is to our COIU-
munity, while therc arc boys in our
town who necd it, let. us not ,;pare our
dignity at the cxpense of our boys.
There is lIIany a ,lignificd looking boy
and Illan in prison today who might
have Iwcn savcll.
Prom a motl",r who appreciatcs the
Iiigli h1eals of our school faculty.
INTERESTED.
To thc EtIitor of Our Town:
A funny story is told about the Cuh,
and the writer is ut a loss to under-
stu1ll1 Iiow sueh an affair could havc
been pulll,a off so successfully 'HI the
popula l' l'l'porter of Our Town. Cub
was recently gh-en-~'es, given-a
fifty-cent cigar, antI iI11lllediatel~- put
it ill a ycry conspicuous pocket where
the gold' hand would cause, he thought,
extrc'mC' envy alllong some of thc boys
at the firehouse forum. Some cruel
friend g,'ntly lifted the fifty-cent cigar
frolll th,' Cnb's pocket and substituted
ll. two-for·fi I'e cigar in its place, after
having exchanged, unknowingly to the
Cub, the band. But this cruel friend
had n conscience, and a few moments
later confessed to the Cub that he had
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6% ON $5,000=$300 PER YEAR
That's not much for times like these is it?
Better consider a policy which will give you
all you ought to have, making sure of an
nmoul1~ calculated to cover entirely the exi·
gency IUvoh-ed. Life Insurance is a tine friend.
LANAHAN. 20G Forest Avenue
P. O. Box 352. Phone, Narberth 3-44 R.
Of course, we
HOWARD'S
pulled off this trick, and held out the Telephones,
lifty-ccnt cignr, requcsting that tlie
war tax, wMeh docs seem very little,
doesn 't it~
1267
deliver - aOJ
place - aOJ
Cnh gin him back the two-for-fiver. The members of the committee are 1268 time.
It Iyas at this point the Cnb bccame the following gentlemen: E. II. Wipf,
snspil'ions, and said: "Not on your 1. T. Ward, R. A. J\iueller, D. P. Trot- The Brightest Spot in Narberth
life. Y(lll ean 't lIIake llIe think you did ter, J. J\I. Trotter, Norman :Magill.
a thing like that unknown to mel" A Drug Store in the Most Modern Sense of the Term
Cub immcdiately hrought forth the
SCHOOL NOTES.
two-for-/h'c, wliich was gaily decorated
with the fifty-ecnt ban,l, and proudly
(Oontinued from Pa.ge 1) AUTO NOVI!!:.
lighting it walked from the firehouse
forulll, rcmarking: "A eigar always
tastcs l'qual to the amount you paid for
mothers exchangcd OpJlllOnS :ql1ong
themselves and consulted teachel·s.
P ".!JY LEES OARAGE
it. Thb is a wontIerfnl eigar-the best ;\Tany of the mothers prescnt eagerly
1. ha I'e el-cr smoked." It was then Hskcll whcn the ncxt meeting would be WHATDOYOU I\IIEAH· t TOOK ITS RA1'TLE
that thl' Ilo:,'s at the fornlll lit the fifty- held. The announcement lllll.de by J\l'r. YoUR CAR'S A WELL AWAV AND IT
ccnt Porto Rieo, anLl a, they sat around J\Tc1choir that arrangements would be BEHAVED BABY NEVER CRIED ONCE
taking tums in puffing at the cigar made for a fathcrs' meeting to be helel
whicli th,'y hatI takcn 'frolll thc Cuh in somp. evening at 8.00 0 'clock, and also
"uch an ungentlcmanly way. However, a general meeting of fathers and moth-
Cub has n<'\','r known thc Llitfercnee, ers ~ome evening at the Sllllle hour, met.
and Bill CUlllnlcr sa~'s tllat "'Vhere with llearty approl'al.
ignorance is bliss 'tis foli,\" to be wise"
applies eyen at the firehouse forum in Important Notice Relative to Admission
Xarberth. of Beginners.
Begilll]c]'s will he admit.ted to the
ETS take the rattle out of your car and put the
L
AYLWLV.
first grade during the week of .January
5th, but 110 child will be a,lmit!ed who joy back into your automobile. The chances
AGreat Opportunity docs not prescnt a cert.ificate of vae-
('illation. This State law will be strict-
are that the tightening up of a few nuts will
accomplish this result. Bring your car here and let us
ly udhercd to. The local school uuthori,
tips have no option in this matter; it examine it.
Do ,\"ou want to improl'e yonr spare
i;; thl'ir dnty to ohe~' the law, and to
time and hecolllc a pract ieal engincer?
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the bcst, of their abiliy they will do so.
The PCllll:'.I-ll'llllia State College lias a
It is snggcstell that parents expecting
Homc Study Plan, owing to special
to scnd childrC'n, have them vaccinated
Statc appropriations, to prol'idc nceded
nO\l' so that certificatcs will be rcady
instnll'tion for mcn who hayc never
for prescntation all the day of Cluoll·
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had an opportunity of getting a prac-
mcn t.
tical course of study in t heir direct
==
line of work anti who hal"e interest and
ambition enough to study at hoine.
Professor C0l!ge~ll:lll, of Xarbcrth, IdlO
Dates to Remember.
Tnrn to your calcnLlars and memo·
randa, an,l mark "closed date" the
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is one of thc faculty of State College,
cvcning of DeeC'whel' ~2nd, marking
is enablillg- Illcn of Xarberth to hal'c
back of it Christmas Carol, High School
this pril'ikl!c of taking eourscs in shop
aritluuet ie. ,;hop skt'tehing. lIlcchanical
drawing, Jll:1chine tlc;o;ign, ad,·anced
Auditorium. This notice is bcing gil'en
in good time.
Hcre is anothcr date-Tuesday ufter-
NOTICE!
shop mallll'lllatics, strcngth of materials
and shop organization an,] manag-emcnt.
A nlllul)('r of courscs gil'iug instruction
noon, Decembcr ~:1\'(1, 1.30, Christmas
eXl'rcises b~' the children of the Ele-
For Good Taxi Service
in other branchcs arc also available.
Our loeal y. ~L C, A. has g,'nl'I'OUs]Y
lI11'ntary School.
.Call Narberth 1633
XO\l' pcrhaps thc Sophomore hoys will
ofl"'r(',1 the use of their building in. Na;-
('eaFC their hOllsling'. The;)' harl a fair 24 Hour Service
hl'l'lh for tho:,!' l'1ass,'s. It i:, planncd
uud squarc' \I'hipping on the grilliron on
to hegin thc clasSl's ahout ncel'mbcr
:;111 It, a nL! so th,'r" is n!'ed for quick
dccision so ,,'c c[ln ll\'ail oursell-cs of
W crlnesLlay forenoon hy their chaffing
opponcnts, the Frcshmcn.
Of coursc if results had bcen revers·
NAR73ERTH GARAGE
thi~ opportunit.I·. Classcs in !'aeh sub-
ell, we would say thc samc ahout the
jt'd [In' hpld onee a wcek. Each sub·
other fcllows. Thc score was 12-0 favor Phone, Narberth 1687
j"d is ,Iid']e,l into tll'cntr Il'ssons, and
sO IlI'cn 1.1' wCI'ks arc required to eom-
of Frcshmcn. Cotter's Market
J. A~ CALDWELL
pl!'t!' a gil'en suhj!'t'I. There is a small
ehargc of *,').00 for each suhjl'ct whieh NOTICE TO GROCERS. Prime Beef, Spring Lamb,
cOI','rs thl' l'OSt of hooks also. Simple Country Dressed Veal and
equipmcnt for shop sketching l\lll] draw- Oombination Sales of Sugar with
ing for builders ('an he sCt'u-rcd at cost Grocel1es Must Stop.
Pork, Sugar Cured Hams REAL ESTATE
price, A dcposit of *~.no is rcquired
and Bacon
Thc continual complaints brought to
on time of l'cgistra tion and the balance the notice of United States District At- PHONE us YOUR ORDER TO·DA.Y aad INSURANCE
in installmcnts of one <lollar a week. torncy Kane reganling the forced com- You will find our prices right
A hanllsolllcly cngral"e<l certificatc of bination sale of sugar with othcl' grocer- NARBERTH, PA.
proficil'nc~- will he issucd by the Penn-
Groceries and Provisions
ies causl'd him on TucsLlay to scrvc a
syh'[lnia State College to each person
satisfactorily completing a eoursc of
,,'arning to the managers of all storcs,
tll'CHt.l· lcssons. Somc of thc finest
young men of our town arc now stu-
cspecially those of the two prominent
chain stores, that the practice must
ceasc by Friday or arrcsts will follow.
.
ral"a-M~Ginl~~
NARBERTH GARAGE
dcn ts at Sta te College. and it is hoped Thc complaints show, said Mr. Kanc, U [~South 17~S!, Phila~na:~' Raymond Weias, Proprietor
a good number will take this Home
Study Plan. For further particulars
that the custom gencrally was to sell GASOLINE, OIL, SUPPLIES
alHl rcgistration consult :III'. Dayton,
half a pound of sugar with 50 cents'
EXPERT REPAIRING
Ihc Sccrctary of our Y. 1II. C. A., or
worth of goods and two pounds of sugar
with $5 worth.
GARAnteed ·Roofs T.lephone Narberth 1633
Prof. Coggeshall,. ~~n Dudll'y a I"enue.
American Legion Dance
SABlE CENSORE GOOD VALUE
In the following up-to-date homes:
December 5th The Hack Service Man Has Changed 208 Grayling Avenue
His Phone Number to Narberth 1229 J 34 Avon Road
36 Avon Road
Thc Dance Committee of the Amer- or Narberth 625. 100 Avon Road
ican Legion eal'llcstly request that all
OTHERS BEING BUILT
those devotees of the Tcrpsichorean art
\I-ho wish to attend the first of their
'Please do not call Narberth 1633
scrics of dances, address themselves to For my serf:Jice. WM. D. & H. T. SMEDLEY
the nearest a I"fiilable member of the
Lcgion, or to one of the conlluittee, uS
soon us possible. Greenhouael Nurseries
It is obYiously impossible, with the DR. JOHN SCHEMBS, Jr. 30,OOQ ft. of gla•• 12 hous••
limitcd 11001' space of Elm Hall, to ac-
DENTIST Pencoyd Narberth
commodate comfortabl~- all of the
membcrs :\lul thl'ir fricnds who are
Corner Grayling and Windsor Avenues
anxious to indulge t\heir balletrusse
proclivities, so that the situation is olle NARBERTH John Albrecht
of "first come, first sen'ed, and the
OFFICI: HOURS-Until 9.30 A. M. .. until 9 P. M. Sundays, 9 until 12 Look about the home Irrounds and have
dedi take the. hindmost," as J\iarcus nOOD.
Aurclius puts it so pithily in his your planting done DOW. The ae••on i.
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE-310-311 Perry Bldg., 16th aneI Che.tnut Sta.
"J\bxims of the :Meau-footed." here again, and the weather condition.
T.I.phone, Narberth 3Ul W are advRntageous.
The diYertisselllcnt under (Hscussion
take~ plaM on Frid:iy, the 5th of De-
cember, in tliat historic shrine, Elm
A COMPLETF LINE OF
Hall. Those famous jazz artists, "The
Scnators," who did so well by the Wel-
The Misses Zentmayer's· SCHOOL SUPPLIES
come Home danco of tlie sen-iee men,
will ugltin be the purveyors of melQdy SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN AT
which will go far to assure a lively Will Reopen September 11, 1919 DAVIS'
time be-il1g had by all. The expens8 en- CIGARS ICE CREAM CANDY
tailed is two dollars aeouple, including 125_ WINDSOR AVENUE

LEARN TO DO BANKING
No matter how small your busir~lJs may be, have a bank account.
The small merchant who has a bank account establishes his
credit, has safety' for his cash, and pays his bills with a check In a
business manner,
You are invited tD open an account with us.
THE MERION TITLE &TRUST CO.
Narberth Office, Arcade Building
SOOIETY OF FRIENDS.
Merlon Meeting House, Merlon, Pa..
Merion Meeting is open for worship
every First-day morning at 11 0 'clock.
We cordially welcome any visitors who
desire to worship with us.
ST. MARGARET'S R. O. CHURCH.
Rev. R. F. Oowley, Rector.
Early Mass on Sunday from April 1
to October 31 at 6.30 A. M. From No-
vember 1 to March 31, at 7 A. M. Late
Mass, 10.00 A. l\L throughout the year.
Masses on holy day,s, 6.30 and 8.30
A. M. Weekdays at 8. Evening devo-
tions and other services at regular
times.
ALL SAINTS' P. E. CHURCH.
Rev. Gibson Bell, Locum Tenens.
,November :lOth:
8.15 A. :lL-Holy Comlllnnion. Cor-
pora te Conllllllllion for men.
9A5 A. 1\1.-Slinday School.
11 A. ~[.-Litany and sermon,.
12 A. ~r.-Xation-\\'i,le Campaign
meeting.
Tlilll'"day, DeeI'm her .Jth, S P. 1\['-
Nation~,yide Campaign lltet'ting.
9 P. M:.-Informfll discussion tlnd sup-
per at Montgomery Sehool. Automo-
biles wilI he fnrnishe<1 for all upon
application to :1£1'. Bell.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
, 'The Little Church on the Hill."
Rev. F. M. Gray, A. M., Pastor.
Sunday, November :lOth:
9.45 A. ~L-SUJ1l1a~" Sehool. l\[cn's
Class taught by Han. }'. W. Stites.
11 A. l\f.-:l[orning sen-icc. Sermon
Main Line Automobile Laundry and Garage
Supplies
NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN a
==
"Thc Kingdom Four Square." Text, RADNOR BEATS LOWER MERION. ~neumonia
Rev. 21: 14. This wiII he an evangel·
istic service.
often follows a
Tnesday evening at 8 o'clock, in the
Radnor High School took full title Neglected Cold
• to the football suprcmacy of the Main
Memorial Baptist Church, Broad and KILL THE COLD!
1\laster strcets, 1\lr. Henry Bond, chair- LillI' la"t Saturda~', when Coach Hunt's
man of the Promotion Boan] of the tealll, one of the greatest ever develop' tlILC.s
l'd at the Wayne institution, defeated
N art hern Baptist Convention, wiII
spl'ak on thc Nell" 'Vorld ::\Iovcmcn t.
Lower 1\[erion High School, 51 to O.
\\'ednesllay ev('ning', Deccmbcr 3rd, at The game lI"as played bl'fore a big
CASCARAQQUlNIN
8 () 'elol'k, onr mceting will he in the erowd on the Lower Merion grounds at
interl'st of Christian Enlistment. Let Ardmore. aaOMIDf.
evel'y abJp·horlied member of the can- The score breaks all records in the Standard cold remedy for 20 years
-in. tablet form-safe. sure. no
~l'{\g'atil)n he present. history of the annnal contests between op,ates-breaks up a cold in 24
Strangers and visitors arc welcome the two schools, which began in 1898,
to any 01' all of our servicell. and the resnlt of the game sends the
Charles S. POlI"ell Cup back to Wayne
hours-relieves grip in 3 days.
Money back if it fails. The
genuine box has a Red
top wit h Mr. Hill's
picture.
A t A II Drag Stor.s
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
for a year. It was a case of veterans
of three years' standing against a team
Rev. JOHN VAN NESS, Minister. of newcomeI'll.
A~S~UT~.E !A
11.\' 1 hI' l':,,!or on "~£y Cup Hunneth
O\·el'." l\[l'dings for next Sunllay:
:{ P. ~1.-Childrell's Church. Colonel 10 A. ~r.-Sunlluy School. All gl'lllles. Finest PhotoplaY The-
atre 01 Its Size In the
:1I£r5. Herron, of Narberth, will speak
to the ehiltlren. This is a rare treat.
] I A. M.-I'nhlil' worship. Suhject of
sermon, "The Bihle in Modern Thought Narberth Pottery Shop EnlireWorld.
Pb.toplaYII-Conlinuous 10 A. M. to 11.S.
P.M.
'rhe vpstell choir will sing. :lllrl Life." 104 Forrest Aevtnue
I 1'. :1I1.-Epworth League, leu by li,4:j 1'. ~r.-.Jnnior C. Eo conducted Ph1la.. Pe.
~[rs. A. \V. Warll. on the suhject, by l\[rs. Trowbridge.
Something n~w ~vcry clay.
Don't delay, buy now. Christ-
" 1I in ts to Growing Christians." 7 1'. lIf.-Senior C. E. I"eaders, Philip
,IA-:j P. :1I1.-El'ening service. The Kllutzell and .John Maguire. mas pr~l~nta to be s~nt away.
He\'. Dr. RllVil Smith, of Philadelphia, 7Ail P. ~L-Evellillg worship. Theme, We. will pack. for you any PROGRAM
will prl'llch. A large attendance is IUg- , 'The Gospel of Hard \V ork." piece of pott~ry or cut glass,
I'd to hear this g'00<1 preacher. Song
Next Week. to be sent free of charge.
WEEK of DECEMBER 1st
sen'ice hy the choir.
\Vellnesrlay,8 P. ~r.-Prayer medinp-. Tuesday, 10 A. 1\L-Llll]ies' Auxil i-
ary, folIo'\"ed hy luncheon, and at 2
J. R. AIKEN Ethel Clayton
'fhe pastor will continue his talks on
P. M. the meeting of the Women's Mis-
"\Vha t \Ve Belie\'e," sppakillg on IN
"The ~£l'ans of Grace." sionary Society. JOBBING ALTERATIONS
Clarence A. Speakman "MORE DEADLY
'Vcdncsday, S P. 1\1.-1'ra)'er mceting.
ThcllIe, "Some Foreign ~Iission Prob·
BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE lell1s.' , THAN THE MALE"
EVANGEL. 'l'hursday leYening-Busilless meeting
an,l social of the Semper Fidelis Bible
Carpenter and Builder
Phone 1652·R Narberth
Rev. Avery S. Demmy, B. D., Pastor. Class. MAIN PRODUCTION STARTS AS NEAR
Pri<1ay, :l.:W P. l\L-Light Bearers' AS POSSIBLE TO 10.00 A. )1.. 12.00, 2.00,
~I ission Blind.
Serdel's Suuday, .:\o\'('lnher :W, I!!I!!:
9.:)0 A. ~r.-I'I·lIyer sen'ice.
Much preparation is heing made for H. C. FRITSCH 3.~5, 5.45, 7.45, 9.30 P. 111.
the Sunday School Christmas entertain-
9.45 A. ~['-BihIe School. Pnpertles For Bent and 881.
n1<'nt, which will be helu on Tuesday
11 A. ~['-:l[ol'ning worship. Chil- Fire Insurance
('\','ning, December 23.
,lren's talk h~' the paslor. Suh.iect, "A
The ellll'rs and their wi\"l'S will 1)(' Bell Phone 86l! W. Cash Business and Low Prices will
\VOIllh' I' t'li 1 Ha"l'," Heh. ]2: 1. Suhject
of sprlllOU, "The Xc\\' 'Vorl<1 :I[OH'-
entertainerl at Ihe home of Mr. and
:III'''. I','ehll'" nl'xl Priday eyening.
".tIl BnlldJng. Narberth, Pa enable you to
llIent." T('xt ..Jllhll ]-1: 12.
BUY MORE THRIFT STAMPS
7 1'. ~r.-Yollng People's meeting.
Suhject, "Christ iallity and the Health Knowledge. The Narberth Electric Shop
of Amcrica," EZl'k. ,17:' 1-12. Ll'ader, \Von],lst thon know th~·"elf, obser\"<' Will solve al .,our electric troubles
j he actions 01' olhel's. Wonlr1st thou We wire old house. like new quickly and without
~£r. George Stanh'y.
damage. Let us estimate on your work. We can
7.'15 P. l\[.-E\·ening ,,"orship. Brief
sermon by the l'flstor on the slIbjel't,
othl'r 1111'11 know, look thou within thine
own hl'art.-St'hilll'r.
save you money on fixturee, portables, floor lamPB
and appliance8. UP-TO-DATE, SANITARY
W. G. CASE, 323 Conway Ave.
___ a •••••• - •••• •• • ••••• -1
Phone. Narb.rth 395 W
Meat Market
Goodwear Shoe Repair Shop John B. Hertzler
252 Haverford Avenue COOK BROS. 205 Haverford Ave.
ZSO HAVERFORD AVE.
'Prompt, Satisfactory Serf:Jictl Guaranteed Delicious Meat..
NARBERTH
Work Called For and Delivered Al Hiah Grade Chickens
Narberth 1706 W We Buy Old Shoes Eggs and Butter
Plumbing
Heating CLEAN---SAfE---WHOLESOME
and OUR PRODUCTS ARt! GUARANTEED
UNDER BACTERIOLOGICAL CONTROL
Roofing Pasteurized Milk
BrynclO~~lkcertllled
'1 DELIVERIES
WEST PBILA.
(Pedrlallc society) OVERBROOK
Special "Guernlley" MERION
Fortune Gas Milk
(Roberts' 8< Sharplells'
Dairies)
WYNNEFIELD
BALA-CYNWY
NARBERTH
Ranges Cream Buttermilk
Table and Whipping
Cream.
ARDMORE
WYNNEWOOD
Day Phone,
Night Phone,
Narberth 302 J
,'larberth 344 J SCOIT-POWELL DAIRIES
45th and Parrish 8ts.
Why ,Not?
Why not concede that our Soda Fountain is the cool.
est spot in Narberth. It is. and the service is the
best in town. The various refreshing drinks are
mixed by those 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 rest. At the same time
U TAKE HOME A BRICK"
of our delicioul Ice Cream
NARBERTH
-:- Courte8" -:- R.epaira
T. B. SMITH. Druggist
NARBERTH and ARDMORE
 NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN

HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT COST-1919

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Labor Labor YardB Labor Material Labor Labor Material
Automobiles meet all trains throughout the day and evening.
Jail. $]00 00 899 30 $108 $115 15 $144 8137 50 43·1 $5 41 $53 19 $34 41 163 48 $610 97
After 10 P. M. by appointment. Feb. 100 00 3960 80 11078 1 04 125 54 385 768 1600 7047 471 91
Packages and Trunks promptly called for and delivered. March 10000 2500 100 51 106 45 304 12 :J8 100 80 2033 13656 60203
Moving Furniture and Hauling Freight, etc. April 10000 1665 8946 1 75 112 20 256 5f> 00 734 28 17 5776 468 33
May 100 00 32.20 150 98 ]250 6422 134 93 ]8 160 44 1060 50 42 ]28 69 70313
June 100 00 47 45 197 48 2278 34 50 70 177 55 2756J 12 97 27 50 56 64 113 29 1061 77

Do You Want to Sell Your Property July

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89 80
191 35
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QUICKLY and for CASH? Sept.

Oct.
10000
100 00
178 04
21 75
143 67
188 71
1500
539
37 12
6400
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42632
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Our list of properties for sale in this Borough is nearly ex-
hausted and we are in touch with a number of home buyers who ha" cOllle for us all to he unuerway,
are prepared to act quiclcly if we can find the right properties. anll le('" heartily as"ure the comlllittee
(hat the~' shall have the carnest support
Frank Reginelli
We will appreciate an opportunity to talk this matter over of e\'cry lI1au anll \\,ol11au in the com- Jules Junker Inc.
with you. We assure you of our very best and continuous munity in their purpose to proviue an Narberth Shoe Store
edifying expression of Narherth's par·
efforts.
ROBERT ~. NASH tieipa tion in the most tremendolis and and FRENCH BAKERY
important event in all the world's his-
Real Estate Broker
tory. Repair Shop
ItN~~~;rt~el(fZ5e 1001 CHESTNUT ST.. PHILADELPHIA FAMOUS BREAD AND
* * *
Or 104 GrayliDlr Avenue, Narberth And, Mr. Editor, do you thiuk it 209 HAVERFORD AVENUE ROLLS
\\'ollld be quite the right thing if Char-
MEMBER, PHILADELPHIA REAL ESTATE BOARD
lpy )/ oel were to say, \vhen the alarm NARBERTH, PA.
goes in from my house, "That's where
Repairing Appliances the guy Ih'es who tried to scotch the 104 Forrelt Ave., Narbertla
Fire House plan-let 'er burn?"
EARL E. SNOW" THE SPECTATOR For - Good - Work - See For convenience of our
Electrical Contractor
5007 Wesbninster Avenue
H. PREMOST patroms in this Vicinity.
WHY MUSIC IS SUCH A HELP TO
House Wiring Philadelphia, Pa. A COMMUNITY. The Home Town Tailoring Parlor
234 Haverford Avenue
30 Jobs within the last 2 months are 30 ~he
(Continued from Page 1.)
i" taking great pleasure in playing
Ladies' and Gents' Garments Dyed,
HARRY B. WALL
reasons why we should do your work for the people of Narherth. Her \'iolin Cleaned. PreBsed and Remodeled Plumbing, Gas Fitting
is a very fine )/icholaus Amati, made in Work Called for and Delivered
Cremona, Italy, iu l6in, and which for French Dry Cleaning a Specialty and Heating
200 years has heen one of a guanlp,1 Bell 'Phone 12154 J NARBERTH PA
MARTIN & HENRY collection in England. ~[r. Rocco
Stanco, a young Italian pianist, will
Decorators play the accompaniments.

Interior and Exterior Painting

153 MONTGOMERY AVENUE
Following is the program:

Phone Cynwyd 895
We are showing a full line of 1919 Imported
and Domestic Wall Hanging. and Cretonnes
MEMORIAL QUESTION MUST BE
SETTLED.
(Continued from Page 1.)
nate establishment in which to accom-
modate its industrious and capable
municipal bureaus, and the fire depart-
ment shall be in a position to operate
under the new conditions which it has
so long desired. These latter features
would unquestionably be fine accom-
plishments of themselves, but isn't it
obvious that when they are contemplat-
ed in connection with a memorial plan
the governing impulse of the true me-
morial project is at once rejected, in-
asmuch as the community is providing
exceedingly well for itself, and the new
hall eould hardly. be regarded as "the
altar that silllctified the gift," but
ra ther as a real Yankee enterprise
which succeeded in garnering the chief
benefits of tbe occasion.
3. The desire to seclll'e a meeting
place for the American Legion is with-
out doubt a highly commendable one,
but careful thought lilUSt make plain
that such a purpose is as separate froIll
the memorial principles as are the
Poles in their relation to each other,
and furthermore, it is not likely that
the Legion shall suffer for quarters if
the Fire HOll"e project is not accom-
plished. Don't forget, friends, that
these fine fellows have never as yet
been accustomed to wet-nur~ing, and it
CYNWYD, PA.
spite its high cost, is likely to retard
that real progress which is due the
town in the faeilities with which it
must ultimately provide itself, and if
it is still insisted that utilitarian mo-
tives must be recognized on aU occa-
sions, why not make sure to look for
the disadvantages which might be im-
posed as well as the advantages which
will accrue'
* * *
The proposal which has heretofore
receh'ed tIle greatest and most cordial
eonsideration has been the clock tower,
but if the objections whieh have heell
made to it arc of sufficient merit to
warrant its dismissal, let's unite 011
something else which will eorrespond
with the moral standard by which we
lIIust be governed on this auspicious oc-
easion, even if tbat selection shall be
asIa b of gra nite, plain and unadorned,
and make sure we give 110 tolerance to
the dictulII that because we adopt '111
expression of bygone days we are den'-
lict in our acumen and arc not faithful
to the hristling' spirit of these enligh t-
ened times, not o\'erlooking that tIle
souls of lIIen have existed in all ages.
'Tis true the old tree would have to
eOIll!' down to make way for the elol'k.
and that would be II pity, but isn't it
a fad that the mission we're on makes
liS lli~posed to spend our emotions, not
to Save them, and \\'ouldn't this bit of
"a('l'ifiee 111' quite in keeping with the
Sonate in A
1.
Haendel
Romance in G •.........•.. Beethoven
II.
Rondo _, . . . . . . •• Mozart
Cavatina
Minuet
Narberth Garage. Phone Narberth 1633.
III.
Canzonetta d 'Ambrosio Cell.ore, Sable. Phone, (l25.
Romance Wienia wski
Vision ....................•••. Drdla· lIlaln Line Auto Laundry and G';~~~~, (lj2.
IV. Walton Br08. Phone (liZ.
Hwnoreske ...........•...... Dvorak
Mazurka Mlynarski Junker. Inc" Jules. 100 Forrest av.. Narberth
MERION'S TRIBUTE HOUSE, lIIerion Tlile & Truai Co. Phone, Ardmore I.
III the name of eighty-one young men
from Pennsy I vunia 's richest communi ty
and the thousands of others throughout
the State who guve up or risked their
Ii ves in the great war, Eldridge H.
Johnson, head of the Vietor Talking
~[achine Company, Monday presented
to Merion his $200,000 estate and an
agreement .to build upon it the finest
tribute house in the country.
\Vork is to be started at once on tho
tribute house. It will contain au audi-
torium to seat 500 people, a tea room
('llui]Jped to serve soeial gatherings
throughout the cOJUmunity, lodge roOlllS
for the American Legion and club com-
forts for the citizens of Merion. With-
out the furnishings it will eost :Mr.
Johnson upward of $150,000.
\' cry accept·able, handy to give-
War Savings Stamps. Solve some of
the troublesome problems of Christmas
;..pVIJlg' hy ~eJldil1g or giving War
~t a IIl!'S or Thrift Stamps.
~~;~D~: -f::e- :h:;e: eaCh' :f·
U
Narberth Registe.r
Two Line., IDe per isaDe; 5e for each additional line .
ACCOUNTANTS IIIUSIC
KeIm, H. C. CerUfted Publlo Accountallt. Laos, I'Bllny H. Plauo teacher
JOJ Dudley av-. Phone. Narberth 100-W. 8tudlo, Arcade Bldg. Phone,' 316-J.
-Raff
AUTOIllOBILES
NOTARlt rvuLio
Beethoven LeN' Ga~_Repalrlng,
Etc. Phone, 1105.
.Jeft'erles, J. H. 111 Narberth ave.
Phone, 666-M.
See dIsplay advertisement in thIs Issue. Ty.on, WarreD R. 200 Woodbine ave.
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE Phone, U02-W,
NURSEIUES
See dIsplay advertisement In this Issue.
A.lbrecht, John. Pencoyd and Narberth.
Sec display advertisement In this Issue.
See dIsplay advertisement In this Issue.
OPTICIAM
See display ad\-ertlsement In this Issue. Fenton, Carl F. 606 Essex ave. Phone. 611-W
BAKER Phlla. addreu, 1801 Cheataut R. Loout "a.
Zenimayer, JOBeph, 228 S. 15th st., PhlJa.
See display advertisement In tbts Issue.
Walzer. Fred. PAINTERS
BANKS
117 Winsor ave, Phone. 1247-J.
See dlspla~' advertisement In this luue.
PAPER IlANGEBS
WlUe, Oeo. A. Fairview ave.
BUILDERS
Smedley, Wm. D. & H. T. Phone, 600. Phone. Cynwyd 771-J. "Ir.t-cl. . work.
See display advertisement In this luue.
PHOTO PLAYS
CANDY, ETC.
"Arcadia," 16th and Cheltnut lte., Phil..
Davl•• B. E. Phone, 1264-W. See display advertisement In thl. mue.
See display advertisement In thl. luue.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDJmS PLUMBING, :B'l'C.
Jenkins, Cba.. L. Cook, Wlnfleld H. Phone 12l0-J.
lOa Dudley ave. Phone, lsa-H. See display advertisement In thll I.IUB.
SllI,alfman, Clarence A. Phone 1652-&. Wall. II. B. Pbone, US-J.
&!e display advertisement In thIs Issue.
See dl.play advertisement In thg luu..
CONTRACTOR OF PLASTERING
REAL ESTATE
Fratantonl, James, Ie Sons.
230 Hampden ave., Narberth. Box 270. Caldwell, J. A. Phone, 1087
See display advertisement In this lune.
DENTiSTS FrltlHlh. H. (J. Phone, 262-W.
See display advertisement In thl. luue.
Orr. Dr. A. L. 101 Elmwood avo Phone. In-w. Godfrey. Wm. B.
Pblla. Phone, Filbert 4262. Keltb Bld,!t.
Sd,embs, .Jr.• Dr. John. Phone, 31G- \\ . 114 Wood.lda ave. Phone. 686-W.
Naah, Rohen J. Phone, 606.
See di8plll~- mlvcrtlsement (n this tssue. Money for First and Second Mort.....e..
Slmp80n, JameB C. 232 Essex aVe.
DRUGGISTS
Phone, 636, or 1420 Chestnut st.
Howard'B. Phone, 1267.
See display advertisement In this luue.
Smith. 'I'. B. Ardmore, PII. ROOFING. ETC.
See dIsplay advertisement In this Issue. Gam-llIcGlnle,. Co. Phone, 1268-W.
See display advertisement In thl. Islue.
ELECTRICIANS IlIUer. John A. 243 Iona ave. Phone, 661-.1.
Shop. 246 Havertord ave. PlIone, 1116-.1.
CIl." ,V. n. Phon!'. 3!liJ- ,Y.
Se~ dlsplar llll\'ertlsl'meni In Ihis lsslle.
Pugh. Veri 226 lana ave. SHOEMAKERS
Nar. Phone, 660-W. Ard, Phone, 161-J. Good Wear Shoe Repair Shop,
I'll tl\\' , I~llrl E. Philn ll"lphia. COllstontille, B. G. 2i:i2 Hal'ertord ave.
See displnr llll\'ertl"elllpul In Ihls IssllP. Phone. NllrlH'l'th 1iO(;- 'V.
U"j;"llIelll, I··ralll.. 20n Huvcrford ave.
FISH AND OYSTERS
See dtS[>1:1~' lId\'pl'ti"pment In this Issue.
imperial Grocery Co. Phone, Narbertb 606.
TAILORS
INSURANCE
Rowman, Samucl P. (Life.) Premost. H. Phone. 1254-.T.

is not probable they \vill like it in the 116 Elmwood aVe. Phone. 653-W. See dIsplay advertisement In this Issue.
spirit of the projecU And that situa-

long run, and it's my notion that ono
of thesc day" they are going to show
the town a thing or two in their ability
to take carc of tl1l'lllseh'cs, for who has.
had more eXIll'ril'ilel' or better success
in doing that \"Cry thing?
4. The cost of thc project is alto-
gether out of proportion to our means,
and extravagance is no concomitant of
nobility or intelligence.
5. If I have not precluded the admis-
sion of evidence On the praetieal side,
can't we ngrec that this pro.jed. in\'o!\'-
ing so many old things made over and
in a wretched, makeshift fashion, de-
I
tion whidl ha~ bel'lI described as all
iUI'OHgl'llOuS Olil', isH '( it the best uvail-
aliI!' for any meHlorial and i"n't it likl'-
Iy to groll" hl'tter liS a result of lhl'
Hne prC'~'''l\nee of thl' towpr sng:gf~:-;tt,tl.
a 11<1 tlte pro"p!'el of olher good thillg.'
cOllling to I,a"s all about it is sUl'e!.'"
exel'llellt ill its potelltial "lillie, a 1111
tlmt allgle shoul<l ha\"(~ enollgh of l'cal
practic:Jl lllerit to walTant thc tolera-
tion of those who might he ,li"pll",'d
to regal'll (he hnsis of cOllsillera-
UOII ",hieh I advocate as entirely too
aea<ll'mic and restrieted for thesc morc
modern times. At an;}" rate, the time
.Joncs. Chas. n. \\' AI~L PAI'En
30u S. Narberlh ave. Phone. 682-J.
Narberth Building and Loan .Jones, "·m. J. 103 S. Narberth ave. Phone. ~lnrtil1 & Ilt·nr~·. Phone, Csnw3-"'d SUu.
680-J, Phlla. addreBs. Penn Mutual Bldg. S!'!' dlsl'lllr ad"l'l'll"pmpnt In this Issue.
Trotter Br08. (Fire.. etc.)
Association in following series: 209 Woodside ave. Phone. 1262-R.
8th Series at $155.00 per share LAWYERS
Gilroy, John 211 EBBex ave. Phone. 1246-R.
Phlla. address, Lincoln Bldg. The above department should be or tb.
9th Series at 145.00 per share greatesl use to the community, the list con·
Stites, Fletcher "'. 413 Haverford ave. talns the name of every profe88lonal man.
Phone. 372-W Phlla. address, Crozer Bldg.
10th Series at 135.00 per share tradesman. mechanic, shopkeeper. etc., wbe
LIGIITING FL"'TURES does or can In any way serve his tellow-
I\leDonBld John. Narberth phone, 1288. townsman. and who Is progressive enousb
11th Series at 125.00 per share to add name to list of Register.
1633 Chest. st., Phlla. Phone. Spruce lUg.
As It Is difficult for thosB contrlbutlnl
16th Series at 85,00 per share ;\IEATS, ETC. their time and eltorts to the production of
Cotter, Honard F. Phone. ]298. IIO ur Town" to personally either know or
See display advertisement In this Is.u,," Interview all such, It would be most help-
24th Series at 25.00 per share HertZler, ,John B. Narberth. ful If those not now found In the printed
See dlspla~- advertisement In this lasue. Ust would send In a memo ot their nam..,
address. phone numbers and bUlllne..... or
Address Box 302, Merion, Pa. IIIILK professions for listing. This will co.t as fol·
Scott-Powcll Dairies. Phone, Preston 2898 lows: 10 cents each I.sue for 2 IInel: 6 cent.
for Bach additional line..
See display advertisement In this l8Iue