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NARBERTH CIVIC
ASSOCIATION
VOLUME VI, NUMBER 2
Welcome' Home Reception
and Parade Today
Complete Program Below- Parade to Assemble at Narbrook
Park Entrance and Windsor Avenue, at 3.45 P. M.
Our l't'I"l'an~, in unifol'lo, will all be
in lin .., ao<! Narlwrth is heing gaily
Jecol'alt'<! for the oe('a~ion, Programs
hal'e I,et'n distrihut('d to p\'ory family
in the horough and additional copies
can be seellI'l'll hy applying in writing
to the COlllmitt('e, carl' of P, 0, Box
601.
Line of March.
Narbrook Park ontl"lln,'O and \Vindsor
avenue to Es~ex,
To lIa YorfOl'll to Iona,
To \\' oOIl'11iue to N :nhert h.
To Chestllnt to ~Iap1<',
To Woodside to .Narherth,
To \Vinllsor to Porrl'st,
To lIa n'rfortl.
The Par:lde in Order.
~ 1', :If.
Police
Borough OOi('t'I''; ant! ~1J('akers
CiI'il 'War VPlrl'ans
Indian 'War Vptcrans
:Spa ni,;h \Var Vet crans
World War Veterans
Band
Home GuarJ
Red Cross
Emergency Aid
Liberty Loan
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
School Children
~otor ~esscngers
Automobiles
The heads of the organizations par-
ticipating in the parade have asked the
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Two cents per word each Insertion. cub
10 advance. No advertisement accepted un-
leu ca.sb accompanies copy.
GARAGE FOR RENT-200 South Nar·
berth ave. Eo V. Smith. (3-p)
FOR SALE-Baby carriage and basin-
ette. 'Phone N arbert'h 1293. (2-p)
ROOM FOR RENT, with or without
board. Box 290, Narberth. (2-p)
FOR SALE-,On{J No. 8 Improved
Spear Range, slightly used'; bargalll.
Cook Bros., 250 Haycrford avenue,
Narberth. (2-c)
MUSIC-Miss Margaret Squier, grad-
uate teacher of the Philadelphia 1I1:u-
sical Academy, announces the opening
of a studio in Narberth. Pupils re-
ceivccl in piano, organ and theory.
Thorough foundation in technique and
artistic interpretation. Pupil of Camille
Zeckwer und Ralph Kimler. Ayailuble
for concert and recital; coaching choir
and cllOrus. 305 Grayling avenue.
'Phone Narherth 1616-W. (2-p)
ESTATE OF MARY L. GOUGH, Dec'd.
Letters Testamentary on the abOve
estate llll Ying- been gran ted to the un-
dersigned, ull persons inclebted to the
said estate are requestecl to make pay-
ment, and those haying legal claims,
present the same without delay to
S. SPENCER CHAPMAN,
JOHN A BROWN,
Executors.
Or to their attorneys, CHAPMAN &
CHAPMAN, 1420 Widencr Building,
Philadelphia. (2-c)
Mrs. Howunl C. Pierce und daughter
Cynthia, formerly of Nurberth, visited
friends here last week Since leavinll,
Narberth they have ma<le their home
in Harrodsburg. Kentucky, where Mr.
Pierce is now engage-d in business.
NARBERTH, PA., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1919
committee to reqnest th rough Our Towll
that all members active ill war work
take part ill the parade and meet at
the ParI, entrancp at 3AG in their uni-
forms.
Automobiles ",ill he provided for the
workers who arc unable to march the
entire length of the parade ancl any
other persons who feel that they should
be in the line of march.
Addresses.
Y. M. C. A.. Forrest A \'el1tH'.
5 P. :M.
ReI". .John Yan ~pss
lIon. FI"t<, ht'r \Y. St il,'s
Re\'. Prallk ~r. Gray
Hon. Carroll ])owne,s
(0111' Burgess)
Re\', H, F. Cowh'y
An 1'I\'il,',1 Sp"aker
TiJp ... \Jlll'ri(':111 Legion
R"I'. ""'('1',1' 1:'. D"l1lll1y
S"Jecfiolls 1>y tlle ehaillher of Commerce
Band of Ardlliore
6 P. ~r.
The Dinller to "The Boys"
Y. III. C. A., 6.30,8 P.
The dance a t Elm Hall in the even-
ing is open to the scn'ice men and their
. ladies, Timp, 8.30.
The committce will appmciate the
co-operation of business houses and resi-
deniCes along the line of march in decor-
ating their buildings.
THE SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS'
RECEPTION AND MEMORIAL
COMlIrITTEE.
Third Annual Red
Cross Roll Call
Annual Event to Be November 2 to 11
to Perpetuate Spirit of Devotion,
Service and High Ideals.
1'his campaign is an annuul event, the
Red Cross Roll Call, in which the
American Red Cross submits its record
to the people, an<l seeks from the peo-
ple a renewal of their allegiance and
u mandate for future activity. The
Red Cross needs people quite as mueh
as money, an<l wants not only your
dollar, hut your heart und your he:\(l,
anJ your service.
During the war fhe American people
contrihuted nearly four hundrecl mil-
lion dollars to war activities through
t he Red' Cross, but many millions of
people gavo, in addition, themselves in
loving labor, and the value of this con-
se{'ration cannot be eomputed in fig-
ures. Labor is not a commodity, least
of all thut labor, which is promptted by
a de\'otion to a cause. Money given
by the American people ancl aclminis-
terecl by American business genius has
macle the Red Cross u stupen<lous husi-
ness organization, but tliC loyal enlist·
nll'nt of the people themselves has
made it a spiritual force difficult to
parallel in tIle history of organized en'
deavor.
The Red Cross desires to perpetuate
this spirit of devotion and' seniee,
both for the accomplishment of defin-
ite welfare work among the inhabitants
of America and for the influence which
enlistment in a lofty elltel}lrise exerts
upon the minds and characters and so-
cial consciences of the workers. The
Red Crof;s needs the American people
and the American people need the Red
CroS8.
THE FIRESIDE
lIa\'e ~·ou contri'bute<l to t11e Hospital
Pllnd'?
~Ir, anti ~Irs. Harold C. Fenno ha\'e
r"tnl'lll',1 from a t 11'0 we"ks' motor trip
through Ih,' Ikrhhil'l's allll the Adi-
I'Ondne]i:".
Among the ne,\I"('I))nerS in .Narlll'rth is
:lliss Margaret Sqnier, who formerly
rl'sided in Bryn ~[a WI'. :0.[ iss Squ;l'!"
will take up the pl'tlf('ssion Of \l'ach-
ing music in Narhel'th and d,·inity. She
is organist of the Lower :I[erioll Bap-
t ist Church, Bryn ~[a \IT.
Elm Hall can h,' rl'llt,',l for ,Ian('es,
"Iltertainlnent:-. ulld ot lil'l"
-\I'plieation to he lI:a<! .. to .\11'. Dani"l
!.,'it('h, o1Tice 'pholi" :'\alhl'l'lh ::!l~,
,., ,-itl .. Il"1' 'phon" :\ a rlll'r! h ] :!~;},.I; 01'
;" .\11', Yinl"'nl 1,', ('lInnil!~'halll. ,\ar-
1"'1'111 fj,I!J..\f.
.John \\",tz"J nnd
'1[1'"
\Ii" ,\Inry :\. ('1':1.1;'01"11,
(l:ill~itl,'r,
Ill' ::II,)
:\arhl'l'th :lY('IlIIl I • :f!'l) ::--pt.'lldillg
days ill .\tlallti,· ('it ,I' Ilith :\[1". all,l
\11'';. Willialll G. 'l'orl'hialla. 'rhO'
Torl'hiaua family "ill shortly oeeupy
~I.
tlll'ir Ilew home f,t lona allll 'Vin,]sor
:IYClllH1 S.
~[ember~ of OlIr JO~:il fire ('ompany
a 1'0 going to ra ise some mOIlI',\' and t111'n
the roof; a hand l'oncert to be the
means of raising the money, amI, inci-
dentally, the roof, the idea being that
t he proceeds of the ~oneert arc to be
inve~te(1 in a new roof for the firo
honse on Forrest avellue.
The \Vomell's Anxiliary of t.he Nar-
berth Presbyterian 'Church is engaged
in a campaign to eollpct cast-off cloth-
ing to fill its Relief Chest, from which
contributions are ma,le to the ne,'dy
poor of our community and vicinity.
Any donations to the cause may be
brought to the regular meeting next
Tuesday or sent to the home of Mrs.
Pepble8, 109 lona avenue.
Would you tuke a chance on a chick-
en ~ If you arc inclined to take chances
on poultry, members of the fire eom-
pany arc selling tickets for a "turkey
raffle," camouflaged as a donatioll. A
25-cent ticket entitles ~'ou to a BaJld
Concert, to be gi ven in the Fire House
Hall, Friday evening, November 7, and
also entitles you to a chance on three
regular turkeys.
Rex Beach's pOll-erful story of tllO
Xorth, "The Girl From Outside," to
he shown at the Palace Theatre, Ard-
more, on Wednesday, is an aJventure
tale of the life that gravitates nbouL
a new settlement whel'l~ gold is within
the grasp of adventurers, and then the
"girl from the outside" llnd what the
girl ,lid, lIlaldng It most l'xtraonlinary
entertainment. R"x Beach, the muster
historilln of the North, better than any
other mun, has sensed. its romance in
hi~ n,'\\'('sl piCtllft', ill whi"h he has
£01111(1 a nell' wealth of possibilities.
O\'er two hundred names arc on the
Xarberth Honor Roll of service men,
:1l1(1 it is 'believed t ha t the list is not
a~ y<'t eompleted. It will be appre-
.. iatl',1 if serl'i~e III!'U will ~en,l their
Ilame, with the nmul"'r or lullue of th,'
unit with which thl',\' Wert' COIllll'cte,!.
gi\'ing thl'ir local address alld post of-
fi('!' hox nlllllltl'r. to :III'. I~,lward S.
Haws, our postmllstel'.
The Stu te authorities a 1'0' compiling
a complete record of l'ennsyh'aniIlIls in
the service, and it is necessary thut
their records be complete.
Tennis Celebration to
Be Held Nov. 14th
ENTERTAINMENT
PLANNING PROGRAM FOR "BIG
PARTY" TO BE
COMMITTEE
GIVEN
MONTH - PRESENTATION
PRIZES TO BE A FEATURE.
All Illl'mbers of Ihp .N:ll'berth Tenni"
Assol'iation are urged to reserve Fri-
day p\'pllillg', Xol't'llIber ]4. On that
,late thl' assoeiation will celebrate the
n'el'nt tOUl'l1alllent with a big party at
Elm Hall.
Prize" won h.y the various players in
the aunual tournament recelltly com·
pleted will be awarded; there will be
dnuciug to the music of a regular zip-
h:lug jazz orehestJ1l, and oue or two
other surprise features which t.he En-
t t,rt ai Ulll('11 t ('am III itt ee, under the chair-
IlJan"hip of Hohert E. Pattison, is plan-
ning.
All in all, it lI"ill bl' a mighty good
th(l Tl'Jlllis .A:-;·
('\'t'lling" for 1l1l'lllIH'I'S of
sO"iati"l1 ali,] th"ir \I'i\'e~ an,1 friends
th{'~' ('al'p to
o('{'asioJl:-:.
WhOJll llIuy
,!..:.lI(l~tS.
Hl'lIll'lIJ bpI' t ht, tin t (>.-Frill:l.\" ('\'l'lIiJq..!,",
:'\O\"(IIIIIH'1' 1·1, lll'g"ilillillg at <'..1 .• :-:1Jarp,
iii I,:ltll II:dl. :'II a t;., !I" ,,11t,'r t'lI!,!a.~l'­
lilt'lll" for tlla: ,'I'('lIing',
that 1'\'4'1'.\' lIlt'Ill1H'r rd' t]Il'
,.. ill al te!ltl,
a"d
::;lIutlt
:l few
BAND CONCERT.
13:IIHI ('olll'l'rt, ulH]pr th,' auspices of
the Xarberth Pirl' l"ightl'r,! Friday
('\'l'!ling, XOl'ell\ber 7, Fin' HOllse Hall.
Admission, tWl'nty'fil'e ('ents. To pay
for nell' roof for Fin' COIl1I':ln:- Buil'l'
ing.
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY RUMMAGE
SALE.
The runlJuage suk recently directed
h.\- :'III'S. D. D. Stiekn('y :111,1 :III'S. ,I. T.
Darlington for the \V"Il1,'n's Auxiliary
will net that organization about tll'O
IlulI,lrl'd and fifty clollars.
NOTICE.
Ashes will he eollected on the North
Side on Tuesday and \VeJnesdny, Oc-
tober 28 and 29. On the South Side,
Th ursday, October 30.
Starting Monday, N o\'ember 10,
weekly collections will be resumed.
:Sl'hedule of route to he followed will
he published in next issue.
C. E. HU~[PHREYS,
St reet COlllmissioner.
HOSPITAL FUND.
'rhe total fund of the Brpl ;\Iawr
HospitHl Maternity Buil<1·ing is $151,200
-only half of the $:lOO,OOO is nOw need·
I'd. The actual dril'e has ~topped, hut
thp eonllnittoe will l'ontinne their work
un til $300,000 is rn ise,], as the nIa tern-
it.\- HOb-pital mnst he built, ('quipped
alld eudowed, llnd thpy will 1I0t e"ase
1111 t il this is accomplishe<l. It is not
1Il'I'l'SSary that this 1ll0llPY he paid no\\'.
I~uture pledgl's toward Endowment
Pund ~an he paill an~' time lluring 1n~0.
THE WOMEN'S COMMUNITY CLUB
TO OPEN SEASON
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12.
'1'11(' anuual opening luneheon of the
WUlIll'n's Community Club will be on
Wl!llnl'l'day, NO\'Cll1'hcr 12, at 1 P. :'11:..
ill the Y. ~r. C. A. All memhl'rs are
IIrgl'd to ke('p this date in mind, as the
('ommittl'e in clInrge l'al'1lestly desh'es
a full attendance.
The usullI notices will be issued Hnd
furt.her details of the program publish-
ed ill a Inter edition of "Our Town."
SHORT LOCAL
'NEWS ITEMS
WANTED WEEKLY
=
PRICE THREE CENTS
NEXT
OF
EMBLEM OF THE AMERICAN
LEGION.
Service Men, Join the Narberth Post
of the American Legion Now
Being Formed!
Offi.cers.
G,'or!!e O. Smith, Cllairrnan.
Irdn T. \Vanl, Vire-Chairman.
HaIT.\· A. Simp"on, Secretary.
U. Xewton Compton, Treasurer.
~[et'tilJg, "'il! he announ,:"t! through
th" ('olmnns of "OUI' 'fown." The men
bring
a::; who ha\'e scrvl"] through th~ Wlir
"i1olll.] not los,' fh,' opporluuily to he-
(t:llll' 1I11'1I11)(ll's of thi:-: orgallizatinn, :IS
it i, :III honor for lYilieh lll:lIl\' would
,~:i\,' :I wJI',],' JOI 10 attain. .
It i, It"l','d
:I:-::-:lt('iatioll
Council Meeting
Til" r"gular 1ll0IJthly ml",ting of tile
I:"ruugh Council was held Monday
"\'t'IJilJg, the l:Jt.h instant.
1'1'011<'1'1,)" owners and all \\'hol11 it JIl:.y
('olJ('el'Jl should make a note of the fHct
t ha t thpse lIlel'tings are called for tI",
"econd ::\[onuay of eae,h mon t.h. Ta x-
paycrs at least 'would do well to he
prest'nt. when possible. It is an
ackuowledgment due President Hall
ant! the other gentlemen for the ef)'orts
th",)' are constantly and consistently
making. Tax l'ol!eetions in September,
:r 21 ,!l80.!l7.
Treusurer 'shalances aggregated $11,-
S91.67.
Th,' CommulJit.y Club has been re-
'1llt'sll'd to co-operate with the Bureau
of ~ral'kl'ts in I'l'specl to public mar-
kets ilJ the horough.
Till' ma ttl' I' of tree pruning is being
follo\\'('<! up \\'ith ~Ir. \Vohlert.
'r('111 porary loans lire to be liquida ted
to the extent of $11,700.
Th,' Finance, Poliee and Health and
other committ"es ma,le reports, which
were accepted. Space £lops Ilot permit
tll'tails to be ginn here. That is
"onll'thiJlg we should kno\\' ahout, hut
lliiss hy our abst'nee at these mC'Cting~.
'rile Ordinance and Law Committee
l'l'ported a bill, "Pro\'iding for the
establishment of rules and regulatiolls
for the eonstruction of sidewalks, "UrlH-1
allll; gntters; fixing the width th('reof
and d"signating the materials of which
the same shall he constructed."
THE REV. ANDREW S. BURKE.
Rector of All Saints' Episcopal Church,
Wynnewood, Buried Monday.
The Rl'\'. An,lrew S. Burke, rector
of All Saints,' EpiscOIJal Church, Mont-
gUl1ler J' anti Wynnewood avenues, who
,lied at his home in Wynuewood, was
buried on :M llllclay.
Re\'. Burk" \\"as oruaincd in HJ11,
when he graduate,l from the Episcopal
diYiHity school hc1'('. He was placed in
charge of the All :-:aints' Mission, and
1919-1920
when it was made a parish a year ago,
he WllS ele\'a ted to rector.
llis widow, Mrs. ~Iary Forbes Fay
Burke, and one daughter sun-ive. AI'-
l':Ingements for th,' funeral have uot
heen completed.
\Vhen he as'sumed elwrge of the mis-
sian, senices were held in :\11'. Burke's
hOl1le. He huilt up the congregation
and witllin II short time a eornerston,~
was laill for the present church, a
stoue stl'lll'lure with a seating capac-
ity of 900.
 2 NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN
or course, we

HOWARD'S
hI' has the support of lIIany of his fel- To the Endorsers of the l\Iain Line Telephones,
OUR TOWN low eitizens. Employment Bureau: 1267
deliver -
p I ace -
an"
an"
WI' Ill'ed have no com plain t for days 1268 time
Financial Report from ,Iune 2S-0ctober
An Ex~riment in C(\-operative 0" evening" of id~enc.ss during thp com-
1, 1!l1!l.
Journalism-No Paid Workers, iI'!-: winter. Our borough is growing The Brightest Spot in Narberth
---------- ---- V 1'1',\' fast, lind, naturlllly, the various Resource8,
Owned and Published every Saturday a"ti\'ities are growing' along with it; Balance in Bank ,'.'" .. , .... $554.38 A Drug Store in the Most Modern Sense of the Term
by the Narberth Civic Association, ,'oll";"fjueatly, there is work for all of Contributions ,." ..

ft-uJPL"fe'f~mes
---------,--------- us to do, and it is just the matter of Fees Emplo)'ers , .. , . 218.i5
Su bseription price one dollar and fift~, selecting that work in which we can Fees Employees , . 140.2;'5
cents per year in advance. ,:" the most good, then turn in and do Telephone and Interpst . 4.55
0111' hest.
OFFICERS OF THE NARBERTH
Total $!l1 i.93
CIVIC ASSOCIATION.
April 24, 1919.
MAIN LINE WALKS AND DRIVES.
Salaries ,
Expendi tures,
, ,
i 3
To the Editor of Our Town: $310.00
l'resid'ent-;'IIr. Joseph H. Nash. Rent .. ' ' , . 22.50
In these brigh t October days the
Vice-President-Mr. Jamc.s Ar,t'man, .Janitor \Vork ., " . 20.00
walks and drives along the Main Line
Mr. A. J. Loos, Mr. R. J. Dothard. Petty Cash, Refund, etc. , .. , 7.00
arc 1110re attracti\'(, than ever, in vary-
Secretary-MI'. R. J. Edgar. Ben Telephone , . 21.85
ing color glows in thl' foliage, an,1 they
Corresponding Secretary-Miss Frieda Advertising .".'., , . 6.89
should be more appreciated as the
Bohubel.
Treasurer-Miss Maizie Simpson,
<lay" of frost and snow draw near.
To those not familiar with them,
Total $:188,24
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Directors--Mr, .r. J. Cabrey, Mrs. C. sonl(' outline hints lIlay he welcollle.
Total Resources , , ,$917.!l:l -00'

P. Fowler, ~1r, H. R. Hillegas. Mr. Chas. Actunl Total Expens1's ".,. 388.24
Th,' lIe<lrCl' \\'alks O"N Woodhine lIve-
H. A. Chain, Mr. W. R. D. Hall, Mr. H. F your car could tell you when it felt ill you
A. Jacobs, Mr, F. A. Lanahan, Mr.
Daniel Leitch, Mr. G. Knutzen, Mr. R.
J. Nespcr, Mr. K A, Muschamp, Mr.
11111', t!nwn Old Gulph road to )fill
C!'L'l'k, thl' lIopl'l'r road, I'll'" are <louht-
11''''' kno\nl to Illost. Ill'idng out ::\1ont-
Balance in Baillt, Oct. 1, HIUl, $029.6!l

To the Endorsers of the ;'IIain Line

I wouldn't be apt to run it until engine trouble
or some other failing rendered it helpless. Let
gOIll I' 1'," pike, past thf' forks, und on to
Fletcher W, Stites, Mr. A. E. Wohlert,
Spring ~1ilI road, OIl(' tnrns to the Employmcnt Bur!'au: us inspect your car and make sure it is ready for the
Mr. Walter Y. Shaw, Mr. Walton M.
right and shortly ('nters thl' domaill of
Wentz, Mr~, C, W. Young, :Mrs. James Following is the repolt of the ~[ain road.
the Stoke flog-is Estnte oj '800 acres,

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Foote. Line Employment Bureau from .July
I'lInliing- to thl' "ulllmit or ;\Iount ~Iol'l'o
2kth until Octoher 1st, ilwlusi\'e:
bet \\'el'U walks of hedgl' for II wi<lb
HARRY A. JACOBS, Number of Telephone Calls .. ,., ;~;12
,'ipw of the ,'alle~' o[H'nillg' to the
Editor. Placement's ., " .. "., .... , .. loa
Sl'llu.,'lkill, 'with the "~[ount Vernon"

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'rl'lIlporary " , , .. ,., .. 6:1
hou'" I'onspil'uously on a hill-top. An-
Mrs. Roy E. Clark, Henry Rose, Applications (mu!L-), ineluding III
othl'r road ('arries you down into n
W. T. Melchior A. J. Loos, Sen'iee ~Ien ., .. ,., ,., ;;;\
\\'0,)(11',1 dl'file filled with nlilisual rocks.
Associate 'itors. Continuing on the ,pik,' fo where the
l'IPd I'i(' 1'0:1Ihnt.'· (,I'OSSe8 it, \\'1' turn to
App!i('ations (fl'male)
Interdews .. , ... ,."
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7.3
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=:n.:
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MAIZIE J. SIMPSON, tJ,,' Il'ft along a smooth I'oad skirting RI'"p"ctfull~- suhmitte,l,

,
cashier. thl' ntlh',v of th!' Gulph; thell right, BLISABETlI Y. CLOUD,
th!'n left. through deep shading woods;
Secretary.
Bend all advertising and news items to tlwn right again, and with several other
P. O. Box 966.
Our Town is on sale at the depot
turns we I' a nlL' at last to thl' est~te of
\\'allllarthon (often pictlll'l"[ in the To the Endorsers of the :\[uin Lin!'
Enlployment Bureau:
NOTICE •
newsstand, und at the store of H. Eo pl'e,s), with its three lakes, its water
Davis.
Entered as second-class mattor
\\'Ill'l'l, it" log cabin, an,l finally the
"tatd,\' Illansion O\'"rIookilig the UI~­
Following is the report of the ~Iuin
LillI' EIIl)lloYlnent Bureuu frolll .lullp
For Good Taxi Service
October 15, 1914, at the Post Office at
Narberth, Penllsylvania, under the act
1"'1' lakl', when' neighhol'hood young
"I'UpIP bathl' ill SUllllller and skat!' in
2::1'(1 until .July 28th, inclusive:
Calls from Employers ,., .. , ... , ]:HJ
Call Narberth 1633
of March, 1879. \\'i IItl'r, l'alls from Employe('s (mall') ,. ;l!l 24 Hour Service
J~t'l11rlliq~' to tIlt' l"C,ad first l11l'lltiolH:d, Calls fronl Employ,'es (felllale). I~l
\\'1' IIln.'" l\t't'p ~1t":liglil ;11'1'0:-;:-; to Old EmploYlIlents sent for intL'J'\'iews. U
OUR TOWN will gladly print
any news it~m about any subject
('III1I'"tO;!a road, thl'll O\'l'1' th" Chllrch
1'11:1<1, \\'hil'h hl'illg'~ liS 111 01,1 SI. 1)a-
1'lal'I'ments ' ".,.". ;ji

that is of interest to Narberth
folks, but in order to meet the
pl;nting schedule, all 'Icopy"
--manuscripts-Illust reach the
editor by 6 P. M, Wednesday each
week,
SATURDAY, October 25, 1919
Hesl'el'lfull~'. "ulll.nitted,
NAR1JERTH GARAGE
\id's Chlll'l'h, \\'itll it, hi,tol'il' a,soeia'
tiOfl:-\. ",1I1'1"P \\"p 111:1y well ling-t'l' :nrhilp, ELISABETH \', CLOI'Il,
H"tllmillg 0\'1'1' lhl' Ilal"hy road, with its Sl'cretary,
Phone, Narberth 1687
\\il<l1'1' "'l'lIel'y, il IIII'I';!"S into Bl'yll
;\Ia\\'r ,1\ I'll Ill', lilll"[ \\'ith 1'lIltinlterl
l'stn tp~.
Allllthl'l' l'i,le i" to follow ~rontgoJl1'
Xitll' ""teruns of the Ci\'il \Val' arl'
I",ident" of :\arlH'rth, and we have J. A. CALDWELL
alliong liS one veteran of the Inllian
"I'y :l\l'llUI' to the forI,s II1'yolld BI',"II
~I a \\'1', lUi'll Il'ft a lid folio\\' the Hoh-
'\til 0', and llIuny who were in the S('J'\'- GARAnteed Roofs REAL ESTATE
"1'1' road 0\'1'1' hi,~h latl<l, affording
i.,,, dllrin).! the Spallish-AlIIl'rie:tn \Var,

lllagllifi"l'lIt de\\'" Thl' wall is lined aDd INSURANCE

EMERGENCY PHONE CALLS
Fire, 350
I\'i t h ,'xtl'lI,he I"ta't I'S. The return by
t ht., Co II p:o:f og"a road is 0\"1'1' Ol1C of the
SABlE CENSORE NARBERTH, PA.
Police, 1250 hL'sl kept and 1ll0,t iutl'l'l'Slillg I> j roads,
]0'01' "al'il'd I'oulltry allll farm dews
,.lIl' ,hollld folio\\' tIll' l'xt,'lIslOn of :\'ar-
The Hack Service Man Has Changed
Editorial III'rlh a\'('IIU,' to till' Hol ... rts I'statl' of
l'l'lln,hullt. lU1'1I kt't dO\('n thl' Stnt"
His Phone Number to Narberth 1229 J NARBERTH GARAGE
'rllday will willll'" tIll' WI''''<lnll'
road illlo ~Iill ('''''I'k, fo III> '" alollg- till or Narberth 625. Raymond Weiss, Proprietor
JIUllll' 1~"l'pplillll gi\'l'll tu uur ~oltlil'l':-;
thl' road stl'ik,'s np intI> (;1:1<11(',\'11(', alld
over to Spl'illg' ;\lill I'Ilad, 10 ~rol'l'i,
GASOLINE, OIL, SUPPLIES
and sail"l's hy tltl' pellple lIf :\arIJel'th. road, alld hal'k b,\' Ihl' pikl'. Thl'se Please do not call Narberth 1633 EXPERT REPAIRING
ha\'l' lllade it pu~sibll' for
Tl\lh\'
s" .. 1t a
,\lltJ

'.\'ol'llt~'
all'ail' tll hI' g'i""11 ,It,-
I'oa,l" \\'illd all,1 twi,t throllgh a lll'uuti-
ful fanniJlg l'nulllry, jlltt\I'~Il\II':-'t.'c1 ,,"il1l
For my serf:Jice. T.lephone Narberth 1633

S.'l'\"t' JillIl'il erpdit, and slIl"pl,\' tlll\ir l·f- l\:-otatp:-, that show :-,O!lIP lW:lutif1l1 l'X-
------_ -.-.
1'",.1.' \\ ill I','el' Ill" appl'l,,'iatl'<l hy tltl'
11l)Y;-; w11() ~l'r\"t~d t1lpir ('oulItl'y ill tlil'
great ,val' ju:o:t eul1l'tl.
:lIl1plp:-:; of Ia.l1l1SI':I~J1t.l gal'lll'uillg.
nllillg I'ast frolll Xa rlH'1'1 h 01"1'1' ~Lel'­
illll roll<l to City Lit\(, a \'I'll tll', ana
DR. JOHN SCHEMBS, Jr. GOOD VALUE
It is 1"1'1')' gratif~'ing to !;now lltat
In the following up-to-date homes:
'n", "jtizl'lls or :\arbcrtlt, through thl'
lhl'III'I' til thl' Sl'huylkill, hrillgs liS to DENTIST
l'hilalklphia '" r'I\'ol'itl' rid,'. th,' Wis- 208 Grayling Avenue
T1:ank 1l,'XI'" madc thi, undertaking
J"):-iF.ihIl·, and l'flnsl\qtlPutly a R\lt.'('(lSS,
,ahil'kon all,l Lilll'olll Dri\'l', l'IILIIl's" ill Corner Grayling and Windsor Avenues 34 Avon Road
it" willllillgs. I'idl ill ,'al,<'l'ull,\' 111'('- 36 Avon Road
'Phil dl'wil, of the d1ly \\'ill he fouIIiI "1'1'\'1',[ willI lH'auty, alld I'll,lillg \\'ith NARBERTH
1,j,I'whl're in the COIUIllIlS of this papl'l'. '1'01'1''' of wl'lI·hllilt 1\Iodl'l'Il hOlllL'S
too Avon Road
OFFICI: HOURS-Until 9.30 A. M. 4 until 9 P. M. Sundaya, 9 until 12
We sltoul,l nil I'oll"idel' it a day lon~ ""1'('1'11<"[ \\'ith 'Vhllllllant shl'llhl)('r,", The nOOD. OTHERS BEING BUILT
tl' 1)(' 1'l'menLhered ill thl' annals of the "Olllll'dillg- l'i,','1' alld parlt dri""s ,10 not PHILADELPHIA OFFICE-310-311 Perry Bldg., 16th and Cheatnut St••
bllnlug'h of :"llrhprth, 1I",'d dl''''l'iptioll,
T./ephone, Narb.rth 31tl W
WM. D, & H. T. SMEDLEY
CAl\fOLEX.
Th .. \al'ious activities of 1I111' horough Greenhousel Nurseries
are fast shnpin!-: thl'lIlsl'I",'s. ~rOl'l' Thl' Inl'1ll1ll'rs of the \Vomuu's COlli'
IIlIl11ity Clllh will h(' pleased to !l'arn 30,009 ft. of alau 12 houa.a
thall I' \'1'1' befol'" \\" will he kl'pt '-l'I')'
husy indeed with t hI' \'lll'ious organ' that thl'ir pl'l'Sirll'lIt, Mrs, C, P, Jo'o\,",er, Pencoyd Narberth
imtions currying- out thl'il' well-laid
phns for the eOllling lIlonths, each
\\'orlting- fOl' n c:tuse wOl'thy of thl' sup-
ha, I'd II 1"11 I'll fl'olll Callada an<1 is 1I0W
ill a position to takl' lip the regnlar
al'livitie" for the year,
Automobile Laundry John Albrecht
1"'1'1 of ,!\'er)" citizen of :"Iarherth.
All)' lllldertuklng to be suel'essful 1'\'-
(luir"s thoug-ht unll worlt, and it is
only through thc effort" of the nHlny Cotter's Market
and Garage Look about the home arounda and bave
your plantina done now_ The aea.OD i.
here again, and the weather condition.
t Itat n n ticipu ted result" will ma terial-
ill', as one mun is quit I' hl'lplt'-'ls in Iln~'
of Narberth are advantaaeoua.
I\!\llertaking- of a pu'hlil' natlll'l' llnle,s Prime Beef, Sprin£ Lamb,
Country Dressed Veal and H. E. ARMSTRONG, Operating
Pork, Sugar Cured Hams A COMPLETF LINE OF
LIFE AND LANAHAN and Bacon SCHOOL SUPPLIES
TlJosc who provide for aftcrwartls live ;\
longer life than those who llon't-and statistics PHONE us YOUR ORDER TO·DAY AT
prove it! Don't attempt to gu on without
enough Life Insurance-it's 111ucil too ch('ap
:lnd 100 ;;oocl! When shall we lalk is over?
You wl1l find our prices right Repairs and Accessories DAVIS'
IH\.:"llAHAN, 203 Fort'sf An~'nll~ Groceries and Provisions CIGARS ICE CREAM CANOY
1', n, 1I"l< :Jij~, Phonl', Nllrhl'l'th :\,H n,
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• NARBERTH, PA.-OUR '.('OWN _.- - -- 7'1 -~-

Ille plensure to sound at least one joy-
LEARN TO DO BANKING ful note in this dirge; namely, tha t
t'here is one of the immortals Icft. Yes,
one, and he's no slIlall figure in local,
No matter how small your busir ~/JS may be. have a bank account. and as' he would Im.ve us 'believe, na-
tional affairs. Of course, you know
The small merchant who has a bank account establishes his who I mcan-yes, thut 's right-Charley
credit. has safety for his cash, and pays his bills with a check In a Noel. Charley silllllly can't stay away.
business manner, ~ij:(ht aftcr night he dissccts the fire
engine--he "fixes" it all righ t. The
You are invited t D open an account with us. fact that these great intellects do not
foregnthcr as of old, may explain the
dclay in scttling this Lcaguc of N a-
tion's business. With the Forum gone,
Duvis' countcrs nfter their strenuous
Ask for
labors of the day. This gives Ed. two
filll' subjects, or rather ob,iects of at-
"HILL'S"
tack, and a very qUlct, lllthough per-
FIVE MILLION PEOPLE
hap" not what you might tenll an en'
USED IT LAST YEAR
thusiastic aul! ience. After Ed. gets
well startell tllC audience ill creases and SiLL'S
in a short time a considerable crowd
gathers. Sometimes Ed. \"llries things
by blowing the gang to ice cream soda
CASCARAi}QUlNIN£
-he does that by way of paying rent
for the space occupied 'by him and hill 8aOMlD£
listencrs. I llln only telling you this Standard cold remedy for 20 year.
-in tablet form--safe, lUre, DO
!lecause a good muny peoplc have usk- opiates-break. up a cold in 24

THE MERION TITLE & TRUST CO. where ean we turn for counsel i Even
Frank Zentmayer, who has to his cn'dit
an attendance llIark of 100 per cent.
cd the reason for the nightly guthcring
on lla vis' cu~b.
* * * _.
hours-relieve. grip in 3 da,..
Money back if it f.U.. The
geDulne bolt ha. a Red
top wit b Mr. Bill'.
picture.

Narberth Office, Arcade Building for the IllSlt twenty years, is a con-
spicuous absentee. Perhaps Frank de- Juek Wetzel, one of Narberth's lat·
At All Dr_ Steree

cst acquisitions, was heurd to remark:

SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.
Merion Meeting House, Merion, Plio.
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.
Our friend Russell Greel1 has taken
up his residiCnce in N al'berth and will
associate with Merion Meetiug. lIe
will attend next First Day (~6th).
ST. MARGARET'S R. C. CHURCH.
Rev. R. F. COWley, Rector.
Ea rly l\las; on Sunuuy from April 1
to Octoher :\1 lIt tJ.30 A. ;\1. Frolll C\o-
velllbl'r 1 to March :11, at i A. l\1. Latc
l\Ia;s, 10.00 A. l\1. throughout th" year.
l\fasses on hoiy days, 6_30 and 8.30
A. l\1. Weekdays at 8. E,-elliag de,-o-
lions and other services at regular
t imps.
ALL SAINTS' P. E. CHURCH.
Rev. Gibson Bell. Rector.
t-i.l.) A. M_-Holy COlllnlullion.
!t.4;) A. l\l.---,':;unday ::>dlOOI.
I J.()O A_ l\L-:\I_(jrr!i_ng pl'~lyer and ser-
111011.
Bus wiIl !t'a\'(' C\arbl'rth Slation ut
10,411 A. l\L
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
, 'The Little Church on the HilL"
Rev. F. M. Gray, Pastor.
ter Peters. Su'bject, "The Tree of
Life." One of t.he best meetings we
hnve hud this season wus held last
Sunday evening. Come and be prepared
to tuke part.
7.45 P. ilL-Evening worship. Short
sermon by the pastor; subject, "Im-
portant Convictions" (Romans 8:
38, 39). The young people will he on
the plntform and sing. Special Illusic
by the Quartette.
Wednesday, 8 P. M.-Song and
Prayer Service.
Church Notes.
The :Men's Association had a gooa
nJC"Pting on l\fonday night. Mr. Jo-
spph E. !layton gave us an interesting
talk on "France and Its People."
The \VollJen's Missionury Society
held 1111 aU-day session and hnd a very
finl' llJPeting.
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. John Van Ness, Minister.
Next Suud:ly:
10 A. l\f.-Suu,lay Sl·hoo!. ~4i pres-
"n t last SlII\(lay.
11 A. IIL-Puhlic wori'hip. SerJllon
Ih"u\(', "Thp Deity of Christ."
-; P. l\1.-Christian Eudea\·or. Senior
Sl,etion led by Agnl's Hose. .Junior sec-
t ion l' o11(1 U l' ted hy l\lrs. Tro,,-brillgp.
7.4;) P. :'If.-Organ Heeital hy Mrs.
\\'iIliams, followed hy sermon on "An
Ohseured Vision."
Npxt Week:
Tuesday, 10 A. :\L-Wulnen's Auxil-
iary. ~ P. :M., \Vomen's l\lissional'Y So-
eie.ty.
"'ednesllay, S P. l\1.-Annual Chul'ch
~Iecting. Election of Eldl'l's and Dca·
eons; burning of church mortgage;
presentation of plans for enlarged Sun-
clay ~ehool rooms; refn'slunents.
'rllUrstlay, i.:lO P. l\1.-Christinn En-
A~s~ur~.E !A
eided to get murricd before ·his seven-
tieth birthday. If that's the cuse, "Well, after this when we henr a guy
however, it would only explnin his ab· say, 'Whnttuwe goin' t' have, boys,'
FIDesl PholoDlay The-
spnee for a short time-married men un- there won't ·be uny misunderstanding. alre ollis SIze lD Ille
\\Te'll know he means rain or snow'" Eallre World.
derstalHl what T mean.
And just then Ray ,Jones chimed in: PI>"'opb.".. -Conlinuous 10 A. M.
. P.M.
'0 1 ••3tl.
Bu t for every cloud there's usually "As long as everything l'lse is llry.
a sih'er lining-only sometimes it's ',penrs like we might. as well dry our
Phila., Pa.
hard to find the lining. Ed. Barker- tears an' malIC it u·nnnuy-mous."
~'ou know l'id.-Iives over in one of
CUB_
~arherth 's buck woods suburbs some-
where. Ed. is full of ideas, but the PROGRAM
population of his builiwiek is SO smull
NARBERTH BRANCH OF THE
that he has no one much on whom to
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY
WEEK of OCTOBER 27th
;;pring t'hem. So Bd., who likl'" ~ar·
herth, and especially its "Grent \Vhite
Way," feels that the Year HounG
Home Town should be the first to re-
Leader-Mrs. Charles W. Young. Jack Pickford
Viee-Leuder-Mrs. William H. Pugh.
l'eh-e the beneoilt of his w.onderful Secretary-Miss Anna MacKeag.
IN
thoughts, especially so now thut Nar- Treusurer-Mrs. Edgar H. Cockerill.
lH'rth is depri I'ed of the Forum. Thut's Meeting-The second Friday of each
~arberth 's goal! fortune-till' silver
lin inj:( to its cloud us it were. Hpnce
month at 3 0 'clock in the Y. M. C. A. "Burglar by Proxy"
.,·ou ean see Ed. '" car almost p,-ery
I'I'f'ning Ipurked in front of Da,-is' Em- WOMAN'S AUXILIARY.
porium, where they sell rubber boots, ~IAIN l'nOVUCTION STAUTS AS NEAR
pickles, gum drops, shoe strings, etc. AS l'()SSIBLE TO 10.00 A. 31.. 12:.00, 2.00.
The managers of the Auxiliary for
lf yon look closely, yon will sec Ed. 3.-J5, 5.~5. 7.~5, 9.30 P. lIl.
1919 are:
in the cal' surrollllllcll by his bodyguurd,
Mrs. D. D. Stickney, President.
J lll' Darkcr and Bob Compton_ Joc lIfrs. C. E. Kreamer, Vice-President.
a 1111 Boh arc >"ery glad of this oppor-
Mrs. C. L. McLean, Secretary.
tunity (0 ,'nry their usual p\'euing occu-
l\frs. Hervey Keim, Treusurer. Casll Business and Low Plices will
pation of Ipanin~ up against Howard
Mrs.C. L. Smith, House Manuger. enable you to
BUY MORE THRIFT STAMPS
MAIN LINE EMPLOY- The Narberth Electric Shop I
Will .oIve all your electric trouble.. I
MENT BUREAU We wire old houses like new quickly and without
damalle- Let us estimate on your work. We can i
Weekly Bulletin save you money on fixtures. portables. floor lamps
and appliances.
I UP-TO-DATE, SANITARY
W. G. CASE, 323 Conway Ave. i
Positions Open Phone. Narberth 395 W I Meat Market
3 WOMEN (Cooking and DoWll-
stairs)
COOKS
John Be Hertzler
CHAMBERMAID
CHAMBERMAID-NURSB
CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS
COOK BROS. 205 Haverford Ave.
WAITRESSES 150 HAVERFORD AVE.
MOTHER'S HELPER (Resi Deliciou. Meat..

::;Illl,lay, Oetljhl't' 2tith:

Ileavor Hallowl' 'en SocinJ. dent) NARBERTH
Friday, 4 1'. l\1.-Light Bearers' Al Hish Grade Chickens
MOTHER'S HELPER (by nay)
!1,4;) A. l\r... . . . "llllday
. Sehoul. Cla.-ses :\Ieeting. GARDENER AND OUTSIDE
for all ages·. i\1l'lI's Bihl,' Class laught Egga and Butter
Oil SHuda,\" p\'(luing, 1\ oVPlllhef ~, our MAN
h,\' HOIl. ]<'. W. Stitt's.
11 A. IIL~'3I'rnlOll hy t hi' pa,;tor,
S('I"'i('p Flag- will hp "dplIlO'hilizP(l."
(iellrg-l' \\._ Braden, George O. Smith
2 COLORED COUPLES
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER
Plumbing ------------------------
"lliphasizing "(;"llt! Li t t'r:! 1lll'l' Day_"
:Illd othl'rs wiIl speak. DAY WORKERS
::;pl'pial IIl1lsie hy ollr Chllrll,; Choit' alit!
dlld h~- Miss HlIlh I'rl'Sclltt Hlld Lit'll-
DAY LABORERS Heating CLEAN---SAfE---WHOLESOME
Positions Wanted
t 1'lHlll t Sparks.
CUB'S WEEKLY LETTER
;1 j'. :\L-Chililn'lI's Ohlll"l'h. ::>pl"'ial
ohjl'''' talk by thl' I'aslor. VI'sll,,1 ,·j",ir COLORED CHAUFFEURS AND
HOUSEMEN
and OUR PRODUCTS ARE GUARANTEED
UNDER BACTERIOLOGICAL CONTROL
"ill sillg. '1'0 the Ellitot' of Our Town:
i 1'. l\L-Epwort h Ll'aguc-a Ii \-l'
Illl,pting for yOllllg peopJt>. SOllie tilllC ago 1 caIled atleation to
CHAUFFEURS AND OUTSIDE
MEN (Italian) Roofing Pasleurlzed Milk
BrynclO~ilkCerlilied
\ DELIVERIES
WEST PHILA.
i.45 P. M.--8l't'llIOll 'hy the pa,;tor 011 thl' llppal"l'nt Ih.dine of out' famous 10- GARDENERS AND OUTSIDE
MEN (Pedrlallc Society) OVERBROOti
.• Wl'leOllll' HOlIIl'.' , A special ill\'ita- ~al dehating" institution, popularly
COLORED ODD JOB MAN Special .. Guernsey" MERION
I i011 to the retllrlll',l soIllil'rs alld Hailor~ kllowll as "'rhe ForulII." It is now
of :\arlll'rth to hi' l't'l'Sl'lll. 8pl'dal
~ill,.dng.
with a heavy heart that 1 chl'OlIicle the
\-,'rifi"atioa of Iny earLier lIIisgivings.
GARDENER
COLORED WAITER
Fortune Gas Milk
(Roberts' &< Sharpless'
Dairies)
WYNNEFIELD
BALA-CYNWY
NARBERTH
:\rOllillty, s I'. ~I_-" HaUowl' 'Cll So- To a !'l'g-Illa,' alld admiring attendant at COLORED DAY LABORER
dal" by the Epworth V'aglll' ia the
('hlln'h basement.
Ih,'" rl"l'I!,Il'llt sl'Hsions of 1\arbert.h's
wi"l'al'l"l's Ihis nart'atioll of the pnss-
COLORED MAN AND WIFE
ODD JOB MAN (to take care of
Ranges Cream Buttermilk
Table and Whipping
Cream.
ARDMORE
WYNNEWOOD

ill;! of t h,' FO(-UIII is llO pleasaat task. furnaces)

\Vl'r1nesday, oS 1'. ~L-l'ra~-I't' l\feet-
\\'1Il'1I looking for lig-ht on liI-e topics FIRST-CLASS CHAUFFEUR
illg. 'rhl' IHlstot' will hegin a Sl'ril's of
talks all "What An' :\rl,thotlists?"
Last Montl..y thco l\11'll'S Billlp Class
of the day. sud) as, say, the ShantulIg
all'air, Ihe stel'l strikl~, the miracle hy
(mechanic do all repairs)
LAUNDREsSES
Day Phone.
Night Phone,
Narberth 302 J
Narberth 344 J SCOTI-POWELL DAIRIES
~a \"C' an ideal t illl(' fot' mpn and boys
wh il·.h 'lIlUl' of our loeal high Hiers l'Ull CHAMBERMAIDS AND WAI- 48th and Parrish 8ts.
autouwhih's Oil whel'1lJarww salaries or TRESSES
ill tIll' "Big Brothel' C\ig-hl." Ask aay-
the real reason for the perpetual youth WAITRESS
;)(11' who WllS thel'l'.
of Ll'w Hes;' lIlustnche, I hud only to COOK AND HOUSEKEEPER

BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE

EVANGEL.
slidt' 0\"('1' to the fire house and pro-
pouud Illy que.,tiou. I ne,-er luckeu for
an ans"oer, believe Uil!.
CHAMBERMAID-HOUSE GIRL
STENOGRAPHER AND TYP-
IST
Why Not?
But what has beeolnl' of Nal'berth's DAY WORKERS (5 colored) Why not concede that our Soda Fountain is the cool.
Solon,,? St'areh mc! ~tl more du I CHAMBERMAID AND LAUN- est spot in Narberth. It is. and the service is the
Avery S. Denuuy, Pastor. DRESS (colored) best in town. The various refreshing drinks are
sec Swan-Ill'ck ~a\-ill, Hoariug Bill
CUlllmer. Count du Marais, Zephyr COOK AND DOWNSTAIRS mixed by those who know and whose business it
Sunday, Octoher ~6th: Cllwall, lit' ,/Ohll, the Battleship Agl'llt, HELPER i. to give you the best Sod•• Sundae or Ice Cream,
ll.-!-fi A. M.-Bible School. Classes sl'a tpd at the pillochlo table 'presided GENERAL HOUSE WORKER you ever had.
1'01' all. Men's und \Volllen's Bible o,-er by the world's hugest consumer of OR ASSISTANT COOK
Come in aDy time. Make our fountain your place
Class. New song llooks. Sl'llsntion Long Cut, the Hight Honor- HOUSEKEEPER
of rest. At the same time
11 A. M,-l\1ol'lling worship. Ser- ahle .J. Howard Wilson. No Illore do
Illon by pastor, "A Call to Ad,-ance," I Iwar thl' l'loqlll'nt silence of our Main Line Employment Bureau " TAKE HOME A BRICK"
Ill'ut. I: 6-7. Speciul Illusic by the ~t n'et COllllni"sionl'r, whom I under- ROOM No. 5 of our delicious Ice Cream
Quartette, directell by Mrs. T. O. Lune. stalul is now interested in the dog Telephone, Ardmore 1163
~Irs. Trowbridge will sing a spl'eiul se'
Il'diou to the children.
hllHilll'SS, being" ownel' of the Hum-
phreys Kennels, the bmw of his neigh-
MERION T. & T. BUILDING
ARDMORE
T. B. SMITH, Druggist
i P. IIL-B. Y. P. D., Lpader Les- hors on tht' South Siue. But it givcs NARBERTH and ARDMORE
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Good, Available Locations in Narberth are
Getting Scarcer Every Day
We have for sale at this time at reasonable prices two choice
Frank Reginelli George Alexander
Whitewasbing by Spray or Hand
sites that merit your serious consideration:
Jules Junker Inc.
Northwe.t corner of Narberth and Che.tnut Avenuel, a little more
Narberth Shoe Store Hou.e Cleaning Rug. Beaten
H ••tera Taken Care of
than eeventy·five feet front on Narberth Avenue, one hundred and twenty
feet on Ch••tnut A"enue, and a little deeper on the north line. and 53 Pro.pect Ave., Bryn Mawr, Pa. FR.ENCH BAKERY
South .id. of Che.tnut Avenue, nearly oppolite Maple Avenue, .bout
fifty f.et front, one hundred and twenty-five feet deep. Repair Sbol? JOBBING ALTERATIONS
FAMOUS BREAD AND
ROBERT J. NASH
Real Estate Broker
209 HAVERFORD AVENUE Clarence A. Speakman ROLLS
It.lid.nc. T.. t.phon. NARBERTH, PA.
Narberth 6-05 1001 CHESTNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA Carpenter and Builder
g,""l condition', and Street Commission- Pholle 1652-R Narberth
104 Forrest Ave., Narberth
PI' Humphrr)',; and his IlIPn an' dc~cl'\'­
Repairing Appliances
ing of congratulations ou their work.
EARL E. SNOVV 'rhere .are, of course, sections of some
ELECTR'C SHOE REPAIRING & SHOE SHINE PARLOR
JOSEl:>H COZZONE
For convenience of our
Electrical Contractor of our avenues that were includetl in patroms in this Vicinity.
the original rf'l'air program, hut which, 6041 Woodland Avenu.... \V.lt Philad,,!phia
5007 Westminster Avenue on account of the roadway l)eing iii Auto Service Tuesday ar.d Friday
House Wiring Philadelphia, Pa. fairly goo" ('OJIl1ition aud our borough DROP A CARD AII'll WE WlLL CAl.!.
I .. ·jng 'l,nll',what limited, will
fllllll,;
JI:l\'P til go O\"l'l' l1n111 next yeaI'. HARRY B. WALL
For - Good - Work - See Plumbing, Gas Fitting
30 Jobs within the last 2 months are 30
reasons why we should do your work
IMPORTANT NOTICE. H. PREMOST and Heating
NARBERTH PA
E\TJJt:"' :lfP (·ro\Ytling l'aeh otlll11' nt nUl'
The Home Town Tailoring Parlor
MARTIN & HENRY Y. ~r. C. A. as tIll' fall ,,,'ason or adiyi-
tit's eOJIIIlI(lJlel':-i.It is 0111' de:-;il'c tu nf-
fOI',1 faciliti.·s to all our organizations
234 Haverford Avenue H. C. FRITSCH
Decorators for their Illeetings, hut it "'ill he qnite
Ladies' and Gents' Garments Dyed,
Cleaned, Pressed and Remodeled
PnpertJes For Rent and
Fire Insurance
Sale
necessary in the future for a,ll organ- Work Called for and Delivered
Interior and Exterior Painting
izations to confCT with our Gencral French Dry Cleaning a Specialty BeD Phone 109 If.
153 MONTGOMERY AVENUE Secretary at the building for reserva· Bell 'Phone 1284 J "LID BondIng. Narbertb, P..
tions.
Phone Cynwyd 895 CYNWYD, P A.. Time of meetings and demand for
rooms must not eon'fiict. To avoid dis- The Misses Zentmayer's
appointment, pleaS() mako your engage-
We are showing a full line of '919 Imported
and Domestic Wall Hangings and Cretonnes
ments with the Socretary in definite SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN
form and in time to insure the best of
service to all.
Will Reopen September 17, 1919
125 WINDSOR AVENUE

Good Work Being Done

by Our ShadelTree A DOLLAR SAVED IS Narberth Register
Commissioners A DOLLAR EARNED
Two Linea, JOe per inue; Sc for each additional line

ACCOUNTANTS MUSIC
Ke1m, H. O. C.rtlfied Public Accountant.
Loos, l"anllY H. 1'1:11I0 teacher.
During the past couple of weeks a lot
of excellent work 1ms been done
BURN 202 Dudl.y av-. Phon•• Narberth 100-W.
AUT0310BILES
Lee.' Garaee--Repalrlng, IDte. Phon., 1806.
StUdio, Arcadc moll'. I'hone, 31<l-J.
NOTARJ1 rUBLIC
throughout our borough by tho Narberth 310ntgomery Garage. Phone Narberth 1624. Jell'erles, J. H. III Narberth aVe.
Shado Trbo Commission, under the di·
rection of 'Chairman Wohlert. Low
Rainey-Wood "Domestic " Sec display udvcrtlsement In this issue.
Sarberth Garu!:'e. Phone Narberth 1633.
See displu ... ud\'ertiselllent In this issue.
Phone. 668-H.
Tyson, Warren R. 200 Woodbin. ave.
Phone. 1202-'W.
AU'1'031OIULE SIUtVlCE OPTICLU<l!I
hanging tree branches that have for a Cculo;ore, Sallie. Phone, G25.
long time been not only on eye-sor~ Sec displu~' advertisement In this issue.
Fenton. Carl F. 606 Eesex ave. Phone, 818-W
Phlla. addr.... 1808 Ch••tnut at. Loouat "I.

and a nuisance, but a positive menace
to the eyesight of pedestrians, have
been cut down. This trimming has also
imprcved tlle gcneral appearance of our
various aven,ues aud is a splendid mo\'e
in the right direction toward beautify-
ing our home town.
The Shade Tree Commission was ap'
pointed by Burgess Downes under the
authority of an ordinance passed some
time ngo by Council providing rules and
regula tions for the cnre of sh ade ~r'ces
within the borough. Under this ordi·
COKE
~Iain Line Auto L"undry and Garage. ZentmaYer, Joseph. 228 S. 15th st., Phlla.
IJhone, ViZ. PAINTERS
Sec dlsplu~' udvertiselllent In this issue. Walzer, Fred.
BANKS 117 Winsor aVe. Phone, 1247-J.
Merion Title '" Tru.t Co. :Phone. Ardmor. I.
See display advertisement In this luue. PAPER HANGERS
Witte, Goo. A. Fairview av••
BUILDERS Phone, Cynwyd 778-J. Flr.t-ol... work.
Smedle,'. \Vm. D. '" H. T. Phone. 600.
See display advertl.ement 1ft this tuu•. PIIOTO PLAYS
And You Will Sa.... Maoy Doll.... CANDY. ETC. ·'Arcadla," 16th and Chestnut st•., Phil..
Da,·b. II. E. :Phon., 1264-W. See display advertisement In tbl. I••ue.
See display adverlliement In thl. luue. PLUMBING, ET().
IT IS CHEAPER THAN HARD COAL CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
tlenkln., Chas. L.
Cook, Wtnfleld H. Phone 1210-J.
See display advertisement in this luae.
103 Dudley ave. Phone, 182-M, Wall, H. B. Pbone, US-J.
H .. a Hiaber Perc.ntag. of Carbon and Gi'l'•• Lei. A.b. SII_kman. Clarence A. Phone 1652-R. See display adv.rtl••ment In thl. luu•.
See display advertisement In this issue.
CON'.rUACTOlt 01" PLASTERING REAL ESTATE
I'ratantonl, James. '" Sons. Caldwell 6f, Co. Phone, 1271-W.
OCTOBER PRICE- 23!J Hampden ave., Narberth. Box 270.
DENTISTS
See display adv.rtlsement In tbl. luu•.
FrItsch, H. C. Phone, 252-W.

nance plans made' by the Commission
lUld expenses eontemplatell must be ap
proved by Council.
Repair Work Puts Bor-
ough Streets in
Good Condition
With tho exception of Dudley and
Distributor ~or Narberth, Wynnewood and MeriCln
Conway avenues, between Windsor and
Haverford avenues, where the work will
bo finished as soou as possible, Street
Commissioner Humphreys has practi-
cally completed the qnite t'xtensiye pro-
gram of street repair work lllappt'd ,n;t
by Council at the 'beginning of the "IPll-
mer. But for the set-hacks in July
eaused by the rainy "'eather an,1 the
delay in tllO nrrival ill Narb'J:th of
shipments of stone, the street work :
would all have been finished some tillle. :
Our borough streets are now in really I
$10
Orr, Dr. A. L. 101 Elmwood avo Phon., 193-W. See display advertisement In tbl. I••u•.
Phlla. Phone, Filbert 4262. Keltb Bldlr. Godtre7, Wm. B.
DRUGGISTS 114 Wood.ld. ave. :Phone, 886-W.
Howard's. Pbone, 1267. Na.b, Robert J. Pbone, 606.
(Nut Size) See display advertlsement In thl. I••ue. Money tor Flrlt and Second Mortlralr••.
Simpson, James C. 232 Essex aVe.
SmIth, T. B. Ardmore, Pa. Phone. 836. or 1420 Chestnut .t.
Sec dlsplny ndvertlsement In this issue.
ELEOTRICIANS HOOFING. ETC.
Per Gross Ton. "Chuted In." PUlrh, Veri 226 lona ave.
Nar. Phone, 660-W. Ard, Phone, 181-J.
ELECTUICAL DEVICES
Gars-MeGInley Co. Pbone, 126S-W.
See display advertisement In tbl. Is.u•.
Hiller, Jobn A. 241 Ions ave. Phone. 881-J.
ORDER FROM YOUR DEALER
Smedley, E. Q. Phone 1255-\V.
See display advcrtLsement In this issue.
FISH AND OYSTERS
Shop. 248 Haverford ave. PhOn.. 1226-.1,
SHOEMAKERS
Good \Vear Shoe Repair Sbop,
If He Can't Supply You, Call
Imllerlal Grocery Co. Pbone. Na.rberth 608.
HAULING. ETC.
:\Iu.rmolnal, ,JOIlll. Al'dlllOre, Pn.
Constantine, B. G. :!!j:'! I-Inverford ave.
Xext to CoolCs Coni Ynl'd.
Sl'E' dlsl,lay utlvertlscment In this issue. TAILORS
PremONt. H. Phone. 1254·J.
INSURANCE
Ilo\\,man. Samuel P. (Lite.) See display advertisement In this issue.
116 Elmwood ave. Phone. 663-W. WHITE W ASJIING
n.
C. P. COOK, Narberth JoncH, ChaB.
305 S. Narberth ave. Phone, 682-J.
"'ones, \Vm. J. 103 S. Narberth ave. Phone,
Alexan.ler, Geor/re.
See display advertisement In this lune.
680-J. Phlla. address, Penn Mutual Bldlr.
Trnth'r Bros. (Fire. 'etc.)
209 Woodside ave. Phone. 1262-R. The above department SDOUld be ot tho
Sales Agents: W.]. RAINEY LAWYERS
Gllro,'. John 211 Easex ave. Phone, 1246-R.
createst use to tbe community, tbe list con-
tains the name ot every proteaalonal man.
Phlla. address. r.lneoln Bldg. tradesman. mechanic, ebopkeeper. etc., Wbo
Real Estate Trust Building, Philadelphia Stites. Fletcher n·. 4Ja Havertord ave. does or can fn any way serve blM tellow·
Phone. 372-W Phlla. addre.s. Crozer Bldlr. townsman. and who Is progresalve enoulrb
Telephone 8483 Walnut LIGHTING FIXTURES
to add name to list ot Regl.ter.
1Ilcl>llllaJd Jolm. Narberth phone, 1288. As It Is dlmeult tor those eontrlbutlnl
1533 Chest. st.. Phlla. Phone. Spruce 1118. their time and etrorts to the production of
~IEATS, ETC. "Our Town" to personally either know or
Send for Free Descriptive Booklet Cotter. Boward F. Phone. 1298, Interview all such. It would be mo.t help·
See dlsDlay advertlsement In this ISlua. tul It tbose !lot now tound In the prlnt.d
"How to BUID RAINEY. WOOD 'Domestic' Coke" Hertzter, ,John B. Narberth.
~ec display advertlRement In this issue.
n.t would .end In a m.mo ot tbelr nam••.
address. pbon. numbers and bu.ln..... or
llllLK protesslon. tor listing. Tbl. wll1 oo.t as tol·
Seott-PoweD Dalrlu. Pbone. Preston 2398. lows: 10 cents eaoh Is.ue tor I line.: 5 oenu
See dl.play advertisement In tbl. ISlue tor eacb additional lin••