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[ SUPPORT LOCAL
. ORGANIZATIONS
VOLUME VI, NUMBER 45·46
Annual Tennis Tournament Starts
Next Saturday Afternoon
ENTRIES OLOSE NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT-PLAYING TO BEGIN AT 2
P. M. SEPTEMBER 4-FINE PRIZES FOR WINNERS-MEN'S
SINGLES, DOUBLES, AND LADIES' SINGLES,
DOUBLES, AND MIXED DOUBLES,
The annual Labor Day Tournament
of the Narberth Tennis Association will
open next Saturday afternoon, Septem·
her 4, 011 the courts on Essex and Elm·
wood avenues.
Play will start promptly at 2 0 'clocl"
and uuder the tournament rules adopt·
cd by the Tournament Commihee, all
entrants must be on the equrts at that
11OHr, reail~' to play when called, or
frrf'"it their lIl:lt,·heH.
'1'111' tnlll'lIanll'ut e"ent" will inelllde:
M"II '" sillg-Ies.
;'Ten " dOllbll's.
Ladies' singles.*
Ladies' uoubles.*
:/Ifixed doubles.*
*Thes" three c"ents have becn tenta·
t ivcl,v s"hedllled, eontingeut IIpon the
number of l'lItril's reeeiv",1. The TOlll·
nmnent COlllmittee has ruled that if
there arc eight "utl'ies in lhc Indi,,'"
siug-Ies au,l eight tcams ,'ntere" iu tl,,'
ladies' rlollhles alltl the mixl~,l ,10Ilbh>".
these three e""lIts will he playe,l. 'I'h i"
,loes not mean that there 'I'ill h" uo
laaies' singles lIuless thel'e arc abo
baies' dOIl11les and mixed douhles, hilt
that each e\'Cut 'I'ill be played only if
the specified Illlmber of entries are reo
"eived.
Entries Olose Next Friday Night,
Entries will he received by any mem·
her of the 'I'oul'uameut Committee up to
8 P. :/IT. Fl'iday, September::' Thc UII'm·
bel'S of this cOlllmittee arc A. J. Newell,
"r.. r. Kirkpatrick and A. C. StapJ<>s.
The entrnnce fcc for elll·h ('\,<'lIt will
he $1.00 per memhel'.
Memhers arc lookillg- fOl'll'lll'l1 to th" :
I August will ."I'e a hi~ erOI\'<1 of out·of-
t onrllamellt with a great ,1<:'al of inter· I
cst and l1lan~' g'ootl Tllat('hes ma~' COllfi· I
,!plltIy he expected.
Attraf'1:iYe aud Ylllllahle prizes will
be awarded to winllprs alld rnnners·np
in both the regular e"ellts allll the "Oll-
"olation tournaments.
All Matches to Be Scheduled.
~Tatchcs will be ~chednled for next
Satnnla~' afternoon from ~ 0 ·,·l'll'k to
(j 0 ',·Ioek, and for all ,la.\" Lahor Day,
~folldny, September 6, from !l A. 1L to
1~ 1If., and from ~ P. :/If. to 6. P. M.
'I'1,c plall triecl dnrillg' the Fourth of
APPLICATION FOR STOCK
I hereby subscribe for
NARBERTH AMERICAN LEGION
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
Series Beginning September 7, 1920.
Name : ..
Address , ..
SHARES-$l.OO Each
:Make checks payable to NARBloiH'I'H A:\fER~OAN LEGION BUILD·
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
Meetings First Tuesday of e"ery month at the Log Cabin, HaYerford and
Xarberth a"enues, 7.30 to g P. M.
Officers
Clarence 'I'. Faries, President Hany A. Simpson, Secretary
George O. Smith, Vice·President Horace T. Smedley, Treasurer
Walter 1\f. Burkhardt, Esq., Solicitor
Directors
A. W. Burns Art'hur C. Kohl
H. Newton Compton' ,John A. Mowrer, Jr.
Alfred L. 'Cutts William L. Peebles
Clarence '1'. Faries, M. D Alban E. Reid
James W. Follin S. Robert Ross
Alexander C. Shand, Jr.
Accommodations are Wanted
for Several School Teachers of the Narberth Schools.
Rooms. preferably with board. from September Jst.
Will those who are likely to be int~rested kindly
communicate with
Mrs. A. M. Crater, 218 Hampden Ave., Narberth
OUR
NARBERTH, PA., SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1920
.Inl~' tournament of schednlillg all
mat ehPS worked so successfully and sat·
isfaetorily that it will again be in force
dllrillg thp ('ouling tOllrllallienL That
i", illClh'i,lnal members entered in the
sillgles tonrnal1lpnt and tPflms entered
in thp clonhlps tOlll'lllllll<'lIt lllUst he on
thp C'Olll'1s lit the tilllc "pt h~' the ,'OF"
III i1 t('p for ton rna ment matches, and
n'l11a ill on thp g-ronllds ready to play,
J1ltltl:-:~ ~~JI('I·ific·:dly pxc'l1:-o('d for the <1n~·.
FlIihll(' t.o Ill,'et this rule will resnlt ill
a clpflllllt ag-aiust indi"idllal or h'III11.
Members Urged to Oo.operate.
TII past to\ll'llalllpllts. with the "x""!,'
t iOIl of tIll' I"ollrth 01' .JII1~· l'\'ellt this
.\"('a 1', 1IJ:J1l'l,,"s ha \'(' not hpen schednled,
IIl1d if a play"r was not 011 hallcl whell
c·:d)P,1 10 pl:t~., the match was post-
P'"I"C!. This 11lls r,'''nlte,l ill llIall~' of thp
I Pllrllalll"llt" lH'illg ,lrllwn ont lat" illto
11,,, frill alld has pro"pll lluslltisf:ll·tOI'.\'
ill P\·(lJ".V way.
~I ('III1><'rs III"" I'p'I1ll'st ",I, therefoJ'(', 10
('n-opC'l'atC' \\-itlJ th(' rI'0l1l'IHlJlll'1l1 C0111-
IIlittee, alld hI' Oil hlllld promptl," at th"
appoilltel1 hOllr caeh ,lay that 10nrlla-
p'Pli1 Ill:d('hp:-; :In' ~dl('(1111(l(1.
::Wedding Bells
Simpson-Thompson.
00 \\. ed lI"s,I:I,\', .\ ogll"t :2;it h, at 1I00n,
I thl' 1'. I';. Chlll'<'h of the ;'leuiator,
\11'. Willialll C. ~i:lll'so", of :;\arherth,
,.1:01 :\1 i,,".\lllrie Louis" '['ho:"l'soo, or
'hil 1'.d"!l'llia, I\'ere married.
Ward-Yowell.
Oil ~:al IInl:l;", AUg'u"t 21st, at the
:\lIl'h('lth :\I"tho,list El'isc'opal Church,
\1 I. Inill 'I'. Ward alit! ~Iiss Corrie P.
\"1\1,,11, hoth of Xarherth, we~'e mar·
ried.
Lukens-Hiller.
Oil Prilla.\', Au!!usl :20th, at the home
r t hl' hri,l". ~Tr. Huss,,11 X. Lukens, of
\'al'hl'rth, all,l ~liBS EnlUla H, Hillel', of
l'hilat!"lphill. \I'l'n' marriell. the cere·
'''''11,'' h"ing' )1('1'1'01'111(',1 h." Re,'. D. S.
I·:"hellllan.
shares of Stock 10 the
ENTRANOE FEE-25c Per Share
Harry A. Simpson
Horace 'I'. Smedle,}'
George O. Smith
Donald P. Trotter
Edwin Wipf n.
THE FIRESIDE
All women who wish to
vote at the coming elt ction
must register, August 3ht
and September 1st, as the
Assessor will sit at the polls.
at the Fire House from 6 to
9 P. M., for this purpose.
CHAS. V',NOEL,
Commilleeman
And thl'y tllll thi" a ,11'." ,·onlltry.
E2will 1'. ])0111 alld family ha\"l~ rl"
tnned frojJl Oeean City, N. J.
BI1",,}oa1l today. :-it. J)l'lIni" at :--'ar-
I>,"rth.
~[iss Gl':l(,P Haight spcnt a few days
ill Xal'!:I'l'th this week.
~Ti"s L. 1\., Dialllllllll is at M1. pocono
for a fl'II' weeks.
.Jallll'" S. Hall. Olle of 0111' kltcr cal'-
ri"l's, has rl'tul'lIl'd 1'1'0111 his \,acatioll.
~Ir. .IaUll'S c\. ,\r1111I1u- alld family
I\n' sllllllliering al Oeean City.
poulld-nol,l ell'SC·,'llt pill. Apply P.
O. Box 88.
:\Tr. Bell. 'I'. \\'hit", of SUlllllle1'\'illc,
S. C., "'as a \'isitol' iu Narherth this
week.
Han' yOll crd,'r('c\ your !H'ollies to
I'lllnt Il,'" fall I\n,l hloolll for the Spring
Flow(\!' Show?
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISE MENTS
Two cents per word If cash accom-
panies advertisement; otherWise, five
cents [Ie]' word.
FOR SALE, OHEAP-Perambulator
hab)' eoach, good condition. Phone
Xarberth 341·J. (45·4ll p)
FOR RENT-Nicely furllished room ad·
joining bath, for business gentlelllan.
Apply cYellings, 87 Windsor a ,"cnuc,
Narherth. (45·4(j p)
FOR SALE-Buick '1'ouring Car, new
top, good condition, new rubber, ex-
tm tire, starter. Price, $350. Address
~OO Grayling a venue, Narborth.( 4iHllp)
FOR SALE-Lathe, drill pross, porta-
ble forge, 2·horse power eledrie mo'
tor, transmission, etc. Fine condition.
Equiplllent of pri\"ate machine shop. H.
B. Barclay, Merion, Pa. (45.46 p)
DOG LOST-Black and whito femalo
Pomeranian, Aug. 21st. ,Child grier-
ing loss. Heward for return or informa-
t ion. Phone Narberth' liOl-W. (45-46p)
WANTED-Young laay clerk in e1tlluy
and icc cream store, three aftel'lloons
and three e,·enings. Ivy Candy Shop,
Narberth. (45·46 p)
FOR SALE-Full sized pool table; easy
terms. Address "W," care of Box
!l66, Narberth.
FOR SALE-Largo sized Cabinet Phon-
ograph; cheap; SOme records thrown
in. AddreRS "H," care of Box 066,
Narberth.
"Glad-to-See-~ on-Home
Dance, September 10th
TENNIS ASSOCIATION WILL GIVE
ANOTHER OF THOSE POPULAR
AFFAIRS AT ELM HALL.
.\ ,. Glad·To·Se,'· Yon-Hollll'"
.Waist Dall{~e will be' ginll by the :"ar'
berth Tennis ~\,;socilltioll at mill Hall,
}'ri(!:IY eycnillg, Septcmber lO.
The affair will be in thl' nature of a
, 'get·together party" of the melllbers,
t hei r I\' iH~s and friellll~, aft el' t h" sUlll'
Iner vacations.
Ti('],pts llIay he ohtain("t from any
of the memhers of the Association.
This dante is one of a series of social
altairs anu. entertaillnl<'nts that the
j';ntprtailllnellt COllllllitl<'<' is 1'1HlIllillg
for the fall aud ",intpr Hcason.
A little 1:<ter I\'ill eOme the annual
c1illner·danee ",ith the awarding' of
prizes won in the big tournament which
stnrt" llext ~aturcla.,', an,] s<"'eral novel !
I'llt,'rtainlllent. features.
Some tinl<' durillg- the late fall a rl'/-:'
\lIar" Broadway pl'OlltH't ion" j:-; III'OIl!- I
ised. Chairman Bob Pattison "II."" hl~
)1:'S tIll' ·'hi:,.! ('\'I'lIt'~ llJllli~ ~lpe\"(', :Iud
Ill' 11a\'(' h,'en J('liahl~' illl'ol'llll'll that
the \\"irelc:-,s huz.i hpl'1l \Y(ll'kill~ O\'Pi't ill~e
lat(,I,I' !",t\I'l','n th,' I'attisoll 8tatioll Oil
eh""t llUt a ",'nlll' :l1ld th" DOllllClly. i
Bl'lasco Rl'treat at Oepan City. \\'1'11,
\rl' on H'l'. :::-.; 1lIt' }1l'1 iH'OIH' \I:-;l'll 1{) lip
:-'0 fond of sayill;.1.
Bllt in tIn' 1lIl':ln",hil,' c1o11't for!! 1'1
1 hI' dla,I·To.~]el" Yon-nollle Dance, Fri·
day I"'elling-, 8CI'1('lllIIl'r lO-t hat's a
\\"<'k frCllll lll'xl Fri,lll.", 01' the first
1~l'icla." night aftcr Labor Du~"
I'al t isou eOlJc!tllle(1 that the 'Weather
~Iall ('olll,lll't e]Il11·k all thl' hol 11'('ath<'r
"0 ,'arl," in S,'ptem],l'r. all (1 "0 hI' c1,'('i,l"d hal'S
ll,ake tJliB ,bncl' another shirt. waist.
all'air.
\I"lllber" :,re llrgpd to be on hand
and brillg their friend". .\ good .i"zz
or('/Iestra 'I'ill be on the job, and there
is ,,\'I'IT }'('aHOJI to heli"I'1' that, as Rill
Hall ",'olllcl H:ly. "II pka"allt time ",ill
. " had h~' al!."
ASH OOLLEOTIONS.
Will he ma,l<' on 1h" nOl'th si<le Tues·
,'ay alld \\'e,llles,lay, Septemher 7th and
Sth; south sicll'. 'I'hursr!ay all<l Fri,la~',
~l'pt(,llIher !l1l1 au<l 10th.
Duriug- the mOllth of 01'1011('1' allll the I
follo",iug- lilOnths, ulltil further notice,
:':;hes 'I'ill he ('ol](>et"cl ea"h week, :;"1:on-
day and 'I'llestIll\'. north l'itIe; \Vpdnes· ,
da~' antI 'I'hursd;I~" south side.
aIm. n. Hl'PLEE,
8t rl'ct COlllmissionel.
AN EXPRESSION OF APPREOIA·
TION.
:\Tr. and :/III'S. .Taul<'s Frntantoni de·
sire to tllank .the neighbors and frien<ls
for their sympathy towar,l them at the
time of sorrow in the <leath of th<'ir
little daugMer Annie, on Aug-uRt 18th.
'1'he l'Iarherth American
Bnilding antI Loan Association will
open its first series on Tuesday even·
ing, September 7th, at 7.30 o'clock, in
the "Log Cabin," conteI' Narberth and
Haverford avenues.. The subscription
t~ stock in this association is not re·
stricted to members of the Legion.
Everybody is invited to become a stock·
holder, find we earnestly solicit your
patronage.
SEND IN FIRESIDE
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ITEMS
PRICE THREE CENTS·
,
7
Shirt
HAROLD D. SPEAKMAN, POST 356,
NARBERTH, PA.
A VAOATION FOR $5.00 A WEEK.
Who I\'allts a vacation at Atlantic
Cit .,., ~. ,J., at a cost that. mukes tho
old ]]. C. of L. look ill indee,!! Fi"e
.:o1lars a ",eck for II holiday nt u seaside
I,'sort kllo\\'n the world overl
I f you want it, here's YOllr chancc.
The Atlant ic City 1'0,1 of Iltp Legion
It:.,; op,'ncd Calllp Franklin lJ'OIier and
has a"('(lnlillotlat ions for :2(10 nlCll ullder
,'al]\'a". AllY Legiolluail'e anywhero in
I h,' ,'ollnt r~' ean applr for membership
i II 111l' e:ullp. ~l('11 fl'oUl '~Iassachusetts,
Alablllll:l, V"l'llllJnt, Xew Hampshire,
~"II' York alld ~ew Jersey already
i hi. I'" t al,en up tho offer. -..,
1I'I'as quit<, a .ioh 1'01' the Atlantic'
('it,'" "os1 to g'"t th,' "auI[> untl"r II'ay,
hnt uow tlil' plal'(' i" hnUllllillg. A plot·
of land otl'l'1'"d hy 1);\' "il,'" at the Inlet
II:lS el,'a1'l'd II,\' fat ig'll(' details from the
"ost and t 1\'('11 t." t "Id s wit h wooden
Bob
IIcors I\'<'l'l' l'il,·h"d. A canteen was
huilt to spr\'(' hreakfast and a light
IUlleh hl,,,idl'~ haudin~ out chocolate
amI" hUl1lps" aud all the rest of
I he re~u!:lr o. ,I. st o,·J, of edibles and
"ift ,lrillkables.
rrLt\ t'tliilp \Y:l:-, i'oJ'lllaliy iJlaugul'ated
with :I hig hlow·out whell the Rotary
(,lub of .\tlallti,· City h"ld 11 dinner.
(OWll guestH in tlte teuts and it is
, I'lannl'd to 0pl'ratl' the "alllp until ahout
thp Illiddl,' of 8,'pteUlh,'l', ~Iost of the
onl'·t iUl" Yanks li\'e th"re iu their bath·
in)..:" suits, as Oll" of thp I)('st heaches in
I h" rl'sort is oulr a short distanco
away.
Aud. of C'OUI'SP, thne's no k. p. lIlld
no t:ll'''' It's a "traight, (lut'and-out,
"o':I"'~·oll-l'l"a",,. l'roposit iOll. All of
Atlanti,' (,il~', from the Boanlwalk at·
tr:l('lions, whieh aI''' SOUle attractions,
to sl'a hathing', thcalcrs all,l has<,1Ia1l,
!
aI'" Ihl'r" for 111" illl'ol1ling- Lpgiolluaires
to C' hoosl' from. All it needs besides
th" fh'e dollars a w('ek is an applica-
tion to ,James Butler, 1;;]3 Atlantic
ayenue. Atkllltie Citro wlto is listing
t he visitors.
So far as is knowll this is the first
thillg- of its killcl to h,' operatl'tI hy II
1.,"·i(,1! Post. 'I'hl'rl' will be nO attempt
• f' ;'lI'1 t IJco "alll p for profit. It is simply
" 1'1' 0 I'"sit iOll to g-h'e any man of t.he
L"p ion who tIesires it a chance for a
\',acatioll hy the sea amid ideal sur-
Legiou l'ot:!lllillg-S at a purely nominal cost.
Th" (,oUllllittpe ill "harg{' of the l'llIllIT,
which was rpsponsible for its d~velop­
lllent, is ,'omposed of Willilllll C. Fish"r,
Capt. Frederick Hickman, Walter
lIanBteiu, .Tames "N. Butler, .Toseph
S" h W.1ftz, A ngust Go"tz, Dr. Sa l1Iu,,1
Stern, Sam Izenskie, James Heenan,
Dr. Samuel SlIlasin antI Louis G. )Ie-
Corkle.-Th" Ameri"all Legion \Veekly.
INSTRUOTION THAT OOUNTS.
Now is the time to takl' lIlh-:llltage
of the opportunity offer"cl nil "x'spr\'i"e
lllen of obtaining free instruction in the
fol1owillg courHes: School of ·Comlllcrce,
Technical Schools, Preparntor~' 8"llOol,
S"hool of Musi,', Ac('onnts all,l Finallce,
Automohile Sehonl, Busill""S Sehoo!.
There lIrp quit ... a 11 llIuhp I' of free
Bc'holarsltips opell to ex·service men.
For fl1l'fller informatioll sce the Post
'-\'ljutant or call at the Central Y: M:'
C. A. Building. 14~1 Art'll st red.
Do not forget tho opening night of
the NlIrberth American Legion Build.
ing lIntl Loan Association, 'September
7th. 1'1"p1'\' member should subscribe to
ns IIlllny ~hareR as he is llllle to '·:lrry.
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OUR TOWN
An Exp'.!riment in (;c\-operative
Journalism-No Paid Workers.
Owned and Published every Saturday
It;r the Narberth Civic Association.
Rubscription price OIie dollar r.nd fifty
eents per year in advance.
OFFICERS OF THE NARBERTH
OIVIC ASSOCIATION
March 26, 1920.
President, Robert J. Edgar.
Viee·President, Joseph H. Nash.
Vice-President, Angustus J. Loos.
Vice-President, Mrs. C. P. Fowler.
Treasurer, Miss Maisie J. Simpson.
Secretary, Miss Uuth E. Prescott.
Directors 1923, Mrs. A. B. Ross, Mrs.
D. D. Stickney, J. Garfield Atherholt,
I. A. Miller, C. Lawrence Wandck, A.
E. Wohlert; Directors 1922, J. J. Ca-
brcy, Waltcr A. Fox, H. R. Hillegas,
Charles H. A. Chain, W. R. D. Hall,
Harry A .•Jacobs; Dircctors 1921, F. A.
Lanahan, Daniel Lcitch, George T.
Knutzen, .J. B. Nesper, E. A. Mur ehamp,
Fletcher W. Stites.
HARRY A. JACOBS,
Editor.
A. J. Loos, Henry Rose,
As~')ciate Editors.
MAIZIE J. SIMPSON,
Oa.shier.
Bend all advertising an<i news items to
P. O. Box 966.
Our Town is on sale at the depot
newsstand, and at the store of H. K
Davis.
Entered as second-class matter
October 15, 1914, at the Post Office r.t
Narberth, Pennsylvania, under the act
of },Ia.rch, 1879.
OUR TOWN will gla.dly print
uy news 1t~m 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, AUGUST 28, 1920
EMERGENCY PHONE CALLS
Fire, 350
Police, 1250
Editorial
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Our subsaihcrs al'e no douht
aware that onl~' two IInmhl'I'S of
Our Town have hccn issued dur-
ing' thl' mouth of August. While
we have had two (II' thl't't' l"OIll-
1'1:l,int~ in this rl'spect, )'et is was
110 fault of the pditor that sudl
.. l'ollditioll 1Ia1'1'PIIPl1.
Owiug to thl' ahsoilltl' sl'al'l'ity
(of lIews ulld tlH' failure of our
lowuspeoplt' to Sl'llll iu loe:d
items for the pupcr, uel'l'ssitatl'd
t hl' omissiou of thl' two issues ill
ql1p~tiou. lt mu~t Iw horJll' in
mind that this papcr has uo paid
workl'r~ whatsoe\'cr, aud I1UIt'~s
sl1pport is giveu by its subscrib·
prs as to l1ews items. uo other
ml'aus arc Ilvailahle t,o procure
thl' uew~ of onr horough. aile or
two local items per week from
mallY of our )'('sidel1ts would help
I1S to get out a JIll1ch hett(']' pa-
pl'r, aud we solicit their CO-OPI'J'll-
tion iu this respcct.
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
Sealed proposals wiII he rcceived for
constrl1ctillg approximatcly 815 fl'P't of
8-incll vitrified pipe sewcrs aud three
Illnn1101es, up to 8 P. 111. Septcmher 6,
1920, at the office of Borough Cuuucil,
Narberth, Pa., whell the sumc will be
,opened by the Highwuy COJllmittee.
PlilIlS und specifications may be ob-
Frederic A. Lanahan
Insur,ance • Service
205 Forest Ave. N..,:'~;L;44R
taiued from George B. Supplee, Street
COJllmissiouer, Narberth, Pa., or from
Alhright & Melms, the eugineers, 907
Laud 'l'itlc, Philadelphia. A deposit
of $10.00 wili he reql1ircd for pluns Ilnd
spl'cifieations, whil'h will be rcturued
I1pOU rel'cipt of the plaus aud specifica·
tions in g'00/1 order. Certified ehcck for
$100 must Ul'colllpany cach, hid.
Coundl rl'scrves the rig'ht to rejcct
uny or all bills IlJHl awal'll thc eoutrllet
as it may dCl'lIl to thl' lll'st intprest of
'; hI' Borough.
WALTO~ ),1. W E~'l'Z,
Ghairlllau of thc Highway Committee,
)'Iolltgomcry Couuty inuustrial ,,"urk·
prs sufl'l'rcd two fatal al'l'idcllts during
,luly, aeeol'llillg' to a statpmcllt issued
today hy j)r. Clifforu B. Counell".r,
Comllli~si()ucr of the l'eulisylvauill Dc·
partlilelit of Lahor alHI JU,lustr)'.
Throughout the ::statc, :!·H fatalities
(;l'l'Urrpd iu .luly. Se\'cnty-four of the
vidilliS \\"PI'l~ Plilployc,! iu iudustrial
plallt~, ;,-l \l"Cl'e public scnil'e workers
and 11:1 were millers. '['he ligures which
Wl'J'(' l'lJII1l'ill'II by the Bureau of \\'ork-
11]('11 'SCOlllJl"llSat iOIl show all ill crease
of :!-l fatal llIine aCl'idcllts last month
as cOlllparcd with .Iulle, whcll S!l were
;'l'ported.
Durillg' .Iul.\' there were 26 fewcr fa-
tali/iI'S iu illdustrial plants, while thcre
was au illercase of Olle fatal aceiden!
alnollg ]'ublic scn'ice workers. Aile,
ghclIy and Lll1.t..~rllc Countips reported
the largest Ilumhcr of al~cidents, with
41 aud 2-l, J'('slll'etively. COlllmissioller
COllllelley's fl'por! ill'dicated :!4:! fatali-
t iI'S ill .Iunp, :!ll ill ),[ay, alltl Iii in
,-\pril.
.\ ut Olll ohi It' owners in PellnsyI vania
WI'J'(' cautiolll',1 hy thp Dcpal'tment of
~tatl' I'olicl' agaill~t the pral'til'e of
lpa,-ing' t'ards
]j('t'II:-"t.' ill
),[otor car thie\'"s, tIll' polin' a~sl'rted,
lilld it eas~' to estahlish ilkntilh'atiou
aud show (l\"idpllt'(1 ,:1{' l'ar
whell 111{',\" :Il'l\ ill IHISSt'ssioll
l'aJ'(ls lll'ariug 1Il0tor numhl'l~~ that eOI"
1't':'pOIl<! with tho~c 011 the car.
~lallY ulOtorists, thc ]l0licl' sai,l, l':lI'r~'
thpir lil'I'Il~1' l'al'tl~ ill the side pockets
of thl'ir ('al's or Huder s('at~, therchy
Ilwkillg it ea~." I'lli' thien's to throw
oJliecrs ott thc trail of stoh~n lIIotors.
Hceeu t lr, polil'e ollieers stuppeu carB
ou the highways :lJlll iuspl'de,l license
card~ aUIl motllr nllllJ1H'r~, alltl they al-
III,,"l'd thc cal's to pro,·('etl. I,ater it de·
vdopl',l that the automobiles had been
~toleu hefore the poliee examineu the
('aI's au,l theil' llrivcrs, hut because the
11 ri vel's he1<1 the proper license cards
the poliec Ilill 1\ot susl'l'et theft:.
The policl' urgc Jllotorists to carry
t hl'ir lil'l'uSC cards iu their clothiug, and
lllJ(lpl' llO l,j('{'UlllstaIH'l':O: ]"':1\'(\
ill the l'ar,
Building and Loan Notes
The ",'\'l'ut h se ries Ill' the :\ arbert h
Bllildillg' aull Loa u Assoeiat iOIl l'xpil'l'll
ill .\ugust. allll chccks for 0\'('1' $·Hl,IIOO
JI:' \'C hl'('ll sellt out to st oe khohll'l's owu·
iJl~ shaJ'PJ-j ill that series.
The uew thirtil,th ~eries will he open
ror suhseriptiou Thursda~' I'n'lliug, Scp·
teullll'r 21111, from i until !l 1'. ),r. at the
[.'in' l!OIlSI', and attl'utioll i~ again
l'aIlcd to the faet that resilll'nts of 2'\ar-
h('1't h anll thcir fril'nlls ('an mal<e 110
hettpr illV('~tIlII'Ut than h.\' taking' out
... hllrp:-:. ill tlds nc''" ~(lri(ls, as tilt' I'ntp
of profit last yl'ar was S.2'k. :\llll the
all'airs of the Assodation ar!' in fille
"hape.
'1'he pre~ent otTil'I'rs of the Xarhel'th
Builtlillg' alltl Loall Associatioll arc as
follows: 'Vm. D. Smedley, President;
Wm, R. Kraft, Vil·l'·Prpsielent; C. H.
),r('C'~Il'ter, 'j'reasurcr; Thos. C. Trotter,
.Tr., S<,eret:lI')'; Fletcher 'V. Stites, So-
lil.itor; Directors, 'V 111. D. SlI1ellle~', A,
r. Redifer, Will. B. Kraft, 'C. H. Mc-
Cartel', Thos. O. Trotter, Jr., H. O.
Fl'itseh. Canlell 'Varner, C. S. Powell,
{l, n. ?-.[et7.gel', 'V. S. 1-10war<l, .10hn S.
Kl'tell:llll, DnniC'l Leitch. Auy of the
:,]lO\'e officprs or d ireetors \\' ill he ver)'
fdall to pxplain thc Builliing 111111 Loan
idea a nd a rrllllgl' fo'r you to become l\
stocl<lioldel' ill the AssOl'iation, an,l if
for a II)' I'l'ason you eXIll'l't to Ill' ont of
:\arlll'rth on that nil"M, will takp youI'
~lIhs"rii'tion allll make the 1I1"'e:'sar~' ar-
ra IIgel1lents for you.
E,-t'l'\P new ~har(' inl'rt."~HH.\S 1h(\ aSl-\C'tli:ol
nf the 'As~ol'iation as well as illcreasill;!
th<, h01'l'0wing' capal'ity so that hy he·
l'()Jllill/! II sto"ldlOlder )'on lIot onl~' hpn·
efit ~'ollrsclf hy I'ecei \'ing O\'l1l' 8,/" 011
~'onr in\'estment, hut you hellefit yOl1J'
lll'ighhor hy furnishing the Assoeiation
with a largcr, wol'1dnl" capital so tlint
it \"ill he possihle to take care of llny
lolms that may b<' ,yished on account of
onl' of )'OUl' neighbors purchasing his
l'ome.
NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN
Ot course, "1
HOWARD'S
Ao num!Jer of' 0111' stockholders have Telephones,
taken out stoek for their children with
the illcn that they arc providil!g u. fund
1267 deliver - -111
place --111
1268 time,
for theil' education, and stock cun be
taken ill trust for any chi III under Ilge, The Brightest Spot in Narberth
allli ~toekholuers can take out one share
ollly if they so desire. The initiatioll A Drug Store in the Most Modern Sense of the Term
1'1'1' on the opening' of the series is fifty
eents, eoverillg from one to [h'e shares,
inl'1usin'. 11' more than five shares arc
taken out the fee is tell eellts per share, Asbestos Insulating Company
anll eaeh share mcans the payment 315 W. Main, Street, Norristown, Pa.
every month of $1.00 until the llmount
pai,l in added to the earllillgs iu the PHONES
series l'quals thc pnr value of $200 a Norriltown 791 Market 4686 Narberth 302·J
:;hare.
DOli 'I' forget tliat the thirtieth s,'rics
0I'CII~ Septellll1l'r :!ull, i to !l 1'. :'IL, at Estimates submitted on covering Boilers, Pip-
fhl' Fire lIonsc.
ing, etc. All kinds of covering for all purposes
NOTICE TO GAS OONSUMERS.
Eft'ectivc September 26, 1920, we aTe
:l1dng eertain changes ill our rules
:'11(1 rpgnlations governing the supply We Invite Your Inquirjes Regarding
of gas. '['hese will effect illcrellS<'S over
)ll'l'sent charges in the, following in-
Narberth Real Estate
stances: and Assure You of Our Best Efforts
For street lighting, the rate per sin-
trIll mantle iIlmp. including gas main-
to Answer Your Requirements
tenance, turn-on and shut-off ~el'dl'p, This office does a striLtly brokerage business and has no par-
hllJ'lling from dusk until dawn, will be
ticular properties in which it is interested-t-hus guaranteeing the
*2.150 per month instead of $2.00, as
lleretofore.
buyer unbiased information regarding any particular property.
'V1Jenever consumer's service pipes 0.,,. References-Anyone with whom we have done business
arc not bronght to II common point, and
the company is called upon to furnish ROBERT J. NASH
t \\'0 or more meters, each point of Real Estate Broker
metering shall he eonsillered as [l scp'
amte service, and will he hilled accord-
1001 CHESTNUT SfREET, PHILADELPHIA
MEMBER. PHILADELPHIA REAL ESTATE BOARD
ingly.
In the event of a c.onsumer request- Relidence, 104 Grayling Avenue, Narberth
il1~ a c.hange in thc type of meter, if
f he meter has heen installed as speci- ....... _._. __ .. ..
Relidence Phone: Narberth 605
~
fied in the consumer's meter Ilpplica-
t ion, there will he It cllflrge of $2.50,
enr:-;. 1'01' ('hanging from prepayment to reg-
Watch Two Men
tlH.'ir
lllar meter or from regular to prepay-
ment meter.
tlWllt'l'sllip If the consul1lcr'~ sen'icc is ,liseon'
I1cded for violation of contract, 1101l-
of lit,t'll:-;e
payrneut of hills \\-11('11 llue, ptc" et'c"
pay a bill. One takes money from his pocket
or wllCn the COllSUllwr has ol'llcJ'p!l tIll' and receives change with a receipt, which must
,pl'dl'e ,liseontinupl! tempoJ'al'iI.\', the be kept safely for protection. The other pays
eonsumcr will hc c.hargcd $2,;)0 for eaeh
I'l'·conncetion. the exact sum by check, which is a receipt-he
COFX'I'TES GAS AX]) I~LE("I'H)(, ('0. has no other bother.
AlIgu~t ~5, °1!l~0.
The convenient way costs nothing-it actually
YOUR VACATION OPPOR::UNITY,
returns a profit in time saved, convenience and
SOBle titne ago we ad\·isl'tl yon of safety.
the 1'1'OIlOSell c:lIu[l at' Atlantil' City foJ'
ex-sen'il'e Inell. 'l'his ('all'!l ha~ silll'l' Our facilities are at your service.
h{,('OlllL\ a rculity and ha~ hel'll l'uter-
taiuillg mCll frOlll all parts of the "oun'
try, It has 1I11t, howI!n'r, b"I'1I u,,'1! til
its fllll l'all:ll·ity, all,l we feci that the
I'ri dleges of thl' eamp shoulll be ex- The Merion Title and Trust Company
thp (':\nls t ('lIdpl] to a larg'cr number of men, This
I'all he aeeolllplished hy g'iving the ell' Narberth Office •• Opposite Station
fl'rl'li", the willcs! publicity, and to
that ('III! :1'(' would be pkascl! to havc
~'llU brillg the matter to the attention
of every mP11I her of yOIl I' Post. The
t'hargt iH :i';j per" w(~l'h:. whi(·lJ l'lIt-itl!':;
1
a man to a eot in a t'ent wit h li",' 01'
se\'en otheJ's. '1'he cots are fitted with
lIlattresses III III hlankets. The tellts
ha VI' wooden floors and there is n
Baseball Today
lat rilll' eCJuipped \dt h mlllleru plumh-
iu~ IlJlll shuwer bath~, A I'alltl'ell i~
operatetl wherc the lIIeu lllay seeurc AT NARBERTH
hl'eal<fasts allli light lunchl's. eigars,
soft. drinks and souvcuirs at a reason-
ahll' I·OSt. The CIUUI' is locatcll in It de-
Game Called 3.15 P. M.
lightJul spot at the llllet, away from
thc ('ollg'pstioll of the city ant! at the
same time within easy reach of the
heach, boardwalk, trolleys and every
amusement.
For reservations address
NARBERTH vs. ST. DENNIS
.TAQ[I~S N. BUTLEH,
l;n~ Atlantic Iwenue,
Atlantic City, N ..J.
YELLOW 1921 AUTO TAGS FOR
PENNSYLVANIA
£HOP
The Hig'hwa)' Department has adopt-
eel a )'eliow ta~ with hlal'k lettcring a~
the type for Pellllsyh-unia's automobill'
alld trul'k registration for 1921 and or·
,ler~ for manufacture will provide for
a g'I'eatcr quantity thall e\'CI' Iwfon'
owi JIg to the numerous new registra-
tioll:' eOlltinually heing' made. 'rhe yl'l· Try Our Delicious Ice Cream
low :11111 hla"k tag was first usell ill
lhi~ State ill 1!l08 allll again t'hrec years
22 cents the plate 80 cents the quart
latel·.
Our Ice Crealn Sodas
UN.TUST SUSPICION, are rich, creamy and cool
A proml young' faHler telbgraplll'd
the ne\\'S of his happhlcss to llis brother Our Soda Fountain
in tlJe~e worlls: "A halldsome ho)' has
come to Illy house IllI,1 e!aims to be
is kept immaculately clean
your nephe\\', 'VI' an' Iloillg our lwst Ask to see our hand.painted place cards and tally card.
to g'i \'p him a propel' well'omc."
The hrothl'r, however, failed 10 SCI'
tlhl' poillt amI wired lJack: "I have no
Ivy Candy Shop
nephl'\\', '('hI' yomlg' man is un im- Phone. Narberth 1105 OPP. R. R. Station
""~tor,' '-Bostoll Trauseript.

NtlUB of t!tt QUturr!ttB
SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.
Merion Meeting House, Merion, Pa.
Merion Meeting is open for worship
every First·day morning at 11 0 'clock.
We cVldially welcome any visitors who
dl'sire to worship with us.
. ST. MARGARET'S R. C. CHUROH.
Bev. R. F. Cowley, Bector.
Early Mass on Sunday from April 1
to October 31 at 6.30 A. M. From No·
vembcr 1 to March 31, at 7 A. M. Late
Muss, 9.30.
Masses on holy days, 6.30 and 8.30
A. M. Weekdays at 8. Evening devo-
tions and other services at regular
times.
ALL SAINTS OHURCH, WYNNE-
WOOD, PA.
Rev. Gibson Bell, Locum Tenens.
Rev. Malbone H. Birckhead, Associate.
Sunday services:
8.15 A. M.-Holy Communion.
9.45 A. l\L--8unday School.
11.00 A. l\I.-Morning service and ser,
mono
A free uutobus brings the childrcn tv
and from Sunday School and the mem'
bers to and from Church, leavjllg ;\ar,
berth Station at 9.40 and 1O.4U. if
requested it will leave the stlltiou at
8.00 for the curly service.
BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE
EVANGEL.
Rev. Avery S. Demmy, Pastor.
Sunday, August 2!lth:
9,45 A. ::\I.-Bible Schoo!.
11.00 A. ::\L-::\Iorning servicc. Ser-
mou by Hcv. Chas. "'. Harvcy, mis-
sionary, returned from Chinll.
6.:10 P. ::\I.-Uuion twilight sen'icc,
corner of \Vindsor aud Hampdcn ave·
uncs. Iu casc of raill this scrvice wili
Ill' ht'l<1 in the Preshytcrian Church.
Ht'\'. Chas. ,Yo Han't'y wili prcach.
"'t'<1ncs\lay, Scpt!'llIhC'r 1, at S P. 1\L
-lTnion prayer llll'pt il1g in thp Bnpti:o\t :
Church. Tht' ~[etho<1i,t Church wiil pro·
\·ide the leader.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Rev. Arthur S. Walls, Pastor.
SnJl{lay, August 29th:
!l.45 A. ~I.-Sunday Sl'hoo],
11.00 A. ~L-::\Iorning' worship. Ser-
ilion 1;y the Rev. T. F. Rucker.
6.:10 P. ~1.-0pen·air twilight serviec,
' Look in ilads' window and see the
('orllcr Gra:"lillg and "'in,lsor an'llues.
Werlncsday, Septembcr 1-Ullion
pl'ayl'r mcptillg at the Ba pt ist Church.
The last llllion pra~'C'r me('(illg· of the
. '(':1ROIl.
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. John Van Ness, Minister.
rrh~ mc('t ings for ]J('xt Sunday arc as
follows:
!1.-!5 A. ~r.-Sullda~· Sehool. All de·
partmcnts.
11.00 A. ~r.-Puhlic worship. The
sermon will hc dc1i,'erc,1 by Rc\'. Lewis
~r. Keim, of Narberth.
6.30 P. M.- t;nion twilight ml'eting.
rhe spealier is fUl'nishpd by the Bap'
ist Church.
The last of thc scrips of unioll prayer·
lIcetings wili be hel<! Ill'xt Wedncsday
eYcning at S 0 \'Iock in tlw Baptist
Church. 'rhe len(l('1' will he furnished
by the MetllOdist Church.
Arrangements hn \'e heen mnde to
101,1 the final mccting' of the serics
of nnion twilight scn'h'es on the even·
llg' of "Labor Snnday," September 5.
Re\·. 'I'. W. Da \'is. who ha,. hl'l'll l'fl·
gaged in religious work :It Hog Islnnd,
has been secured as the speaker on that
occasion. He will discuss tho relation
of the Churdl to till' labor prohlt'm.
SAVE
.. -._-- AND
. INVEST.
CL Narberth American' Legion Build-
ing and Loan Association will open
their first series in S~ptember.
CL Watch for further
ments.
. STRAFFORD HAS CIVIC BODY.
Citizens of Strafford ha\'e organized
the Strafford 'Civic Association with a
\'iew to better conditions in the pretty
town. F. D. Dimmick lias been elected
President; Edward P. Beale, Vice-Presi·
dent; W. C. Kirk, Secretury, and John
L. Moyer, Treasurer.
'rhe President has appointed the fol·
lowing committees:
Puhlie Safety, Charles Winter Baily,
H. IV. 1I101'gan, 'V. C. Kirk, chairman;
Public 'Vorks, N. H. 1I1eLure, ,Joseph
Batten, Paul Lewis, chairman; \Vays
and :Means, Edwal'll F. Beale, ::\Iurdoch
l{pn(lrick, 'Charles Winter Baily, chair-
lllHn; lI[cmbership, H. B. Hegister, .John
H. l't'ehin, H. Emott Harc, ehairman.
THE FIRESIDE
(Continued from Page 1.)
~lr. and 1111'S. T. Noel Butler, of Es·
sex a \"en HC, arc sl'l<lltling their \'aeatioll
at Asbur,}- Park, N. J.
~ir. George A. ::\Iahl and family arc
honll' frolll a trip through ;\ew Eng-
land.
~Ir. Charll's Buc IUlIllJl an,1 lI[iss I <la
Buekman re!ul'nl'd from Iknnuda alill
are lIOW in the l'ocouo 1Ilouutains,
1I1r. and lI[rs. ,John K. Ketchaul ha"1'
rl'turlled from a month's stay in At-
lautic City.
MI'. .James P. Donnelly and family
will return to Xarherth about Septem-
hl'l' 1st.
He\'. H. ::\1. Chalfont has returned
from a \'acation spent in the western
s(',·tion of the State.
'rhe Montgomery County Teal'h"rs
Institute \\'iII be. helrl at the High
Sehool Building, Norristown, from Au-
.---
g'as!. 30th to Sept eadJl'r 3rt1.
C. A. S. ~[('Clellan, of \\'oodside :lY(~­
lIue, has been quite ill for seyeral
IH'l'ks. His condition is improving nal!
he expeets to be a bout soon.
Ardmore fire eagines were called out
,·Iosl' to Illidnight last Sunday by a
fa Ise a1:lrlll tc!Pphonl"l from the AnI·
more trolley station.
.J a ('k ::\L Ira ws, t hc As,istnnt Post-
mastl'r at ="arher!.h, expccts to Yisit
IlPlroit, ~[iehi!,!an, :tJlll Xiagam 1':tlls
IdIile on his \'acution.
11'011 Aile enlt ;,·ator ofr"rl',1 as u prize
h~' ~[a ull' 's St'l',l 11 oasc in t hI' \'l';!l't a hI"
('lasses at th" Fall Flowcr Show.
:'\[r:-;. S. Earlp Clal'kp. of DlldltlY :~\.p.
nue, has heen \'isiting in GleH'laad .
Ohio, allll will retul'll by auto with her
hrother, ~rr. H. H. He]lderson.
1\[iss :!I[ary Super, who has heen do-
ing' relief work in J\rlllcnia with the
Xcar East Helicf, returned yestenlny
10 hl'r hOllle on ~Iontgonlt'ry avenue.
E,1. Gris\\·ol,l, he s('z: "With all till'
ruins w" urI' hu\'ing, pnshing the lawn
Illowcr i~ getting to lH\ a prnfes!'"ioll all
:ts own."
Hl'\'. Loy.ul Y. Graham, ~[rs. Graham
and ~[iss Emil.\· Grahulll, of Hahway,
X . .T., un' visiting' MI'. and Mrs.•John
I K. Ketcham.
Willialll H. Folwcll, who has been ap-
pointcd Tl'casul'l'r of the State Republi-
ea n Cumjlll ig'1l ConlJnHtcl', is a promi-
ncnt rcsidl'n!. of Mcrion and an officer
of thl' ~Ierion Civic Assol·iation.
11[1'. amI ::\[rs. Ohas. ::\t. Irwin and
children, Dorothy III III Chadl's, hn\'C'
. hccn spending' their \'a,'ation ut· Ning·
ara Palls, 'Nashington, D. C., an,l Ocpan
Gnn-e, N. J.
announce-
NARBERTH, PA~-OUR TOW:N
A large numlJer of members of t.h e
Ardmore Chamber of Commerce accom-
panied by their wives and families cn-
joyed the first anIlual picnic held at
Lcnape Park, \\'est Chester, on 'Ved·
lIes~ay.
Hey. A. S. Walls and family have re-
t umed from a most plensnnt and
healthful trip do\\'n on the fnrm in
lIr a r.d:! ]1(1, where fried eh icken is in
~'l': SOli all,1 frcsh strawherries on tap
fr'm lIIay till XO\'ember.
'i'hl're urI' llIuny trel'S in this section
t 1::. t should he trimmed, as low branches
are :l nuisance to pedestrians who usc
t he sidewalks, especially on a rainy day,
a 11,1 the high branches and foliage
,'roun<l thc strcet ligllts make some sec-
t ions dUllgerous for travel.
Perhaps you h:I\'e sOllie Dahlias and
"rc lint quite snre just whidl typt' they
:. re. The Dahlia Sho\\'CollllJlittt'l' ha\'e
pla('('u ill the 1vy Shop \\'i IIdow a sl'l'ci·
lliCn of each of the ten types with a
"anl explaining' how thpy ar!' ,listin-
::uished.
The rcceipts of the Post Omee for the
month of .July werc lIormal, though lIOt
so many of Ollr folks ha n~ occasion to
"oJ]Je to the omce silJ('" city deli\'ery
Ilas hccn cstablished. Thc carriers will
h,ing' books of staJJlps to patrons who
fiJlll it illcon\'enient to cOJ)\f! to the
(fliee. Rooks arc 2;)c., 4!l('., i3e. !lnd
!lie.
•••••
NARBERTU TAXI SERVICE
Patrick F. Donahue
Taxi meets all trains Store orders promptly delivered
Baggage called for and delivered
Open Day and Night
Narberth Register
Two Linea, IOe per inue; 5c for each additional line
. \l:COU I'iTA~TS
(lottNhnll, II. Ii.. Puhlic .:\.eI'Ollllt:lllt, :_:u~
CUllwar AVl'lltlt', :"llrLH-'I'th. 1 1 :1.
Kelm, H. C. Certified PUblic Accountanl.
203 Dudley av-. Phone. Narberth lOO·W.
AUTO.1l0IHLES.
Lees' Garalle-Repalrlng. Etc. Phone, 1605.
Narberth Garage. Phone Narberth 11133.
::;ce dis(lla~- advertisement In thIs Issue.
AU'J'()~lOIULE SEIt\'lCE
Censore, Sabie. PhOIlC, Oi2.
::;ee dislJla~' advertisement In this Issue.
Donahue, rut rick I". Phone ]G:!:!.
::;ce displa~' Julycrtisclllent in this issne.
BANKS
1IIerion Title & Trust Co. Phone, Ardmore a.
See display adver\lsemenl In thl. Issue,
BUILDERS
Shand, Alex. C.. Jr. PllOne. No. 1710.
Narberth Station.
Smedle~·. Wm. D. & 11. T. Phone. 000.
See display ad verUsement In thlB luue,
CANDY, ETC.
Va"'., 11. E. Phone. 1254-W.
See display adverllsemen( In thl. Issue.
h'y Candy Shop,
219 Haverford An. Phone. Narbertb li05.
CARPENTERS ANIl BUILDERS
"eDklns. Chas. L.
103 DudleY ave. Phone, 382-M.
Speakman. Clarence A. Phone 1052·R.
See display advertisement In this Issue.
COAL AND COKE.
Cook, C. P. Phone, Narberth 302·J.
See display advertisement In this Issue.
CONTRACTOR.
Caradettl. Frank. Phone Narbertb 1689.
See dlsplny advertlsemen~ In tbls Issue.
CONTRACTOR OF PLA8TERING
Fratantonl. James, & Son8.
239 Hampden ave. Phone, 1697-W.
DENTISTS
Orr, Dr. A. L. 101 Elmwood avo Phone, III-W.
Phil... Phone. Filbert 4Z5~. Keith Bide.
Schemb8, Dr. ,John. Phone Narberth 316-\V.
Cor. Grayling and Windsor aves.
Office Hours until 9 P. M. dally,
DRUGGI8T8
Howard'•. Phone. 1367.
See display advertisemeDt In thl. Issue,
ELEOTRIOIANS
Case, W. G. Phone, 305-\".
See display ndvertlscment In this Issue.
PUllh. Veri 225 lona ave.
Nar. Phone. 650-W. Ard. Phone. 168-.1.
FlSB AND OYSTERS
ImperIal Grocery Co. Phone. Narberth 606.
IN8URANCE
BowmaD. Samuel P. (Lite.)
116 Elmwood ave. Phone. 653·W.
Trotter Bros. (Fire, etc.)
209 Woodside ave. Phone. U62-R.
Wimer. Wm. \"ood. 106 Forest Avenue.
Phone. 320 R.
LAWYERS
Gilroy, ,John 211 Es.ex ave. Phone, lU5-R.
Phlla. address, Lincoln Bide.
Stlte8, Fletcher W. 418 Havertord ave.
Phone,.872-W Phil... addres•• Crozer Bldll.
LIGHTING FIXTURES
McDonald .John. Narberth phone. 1333..
1531 Chest.•t.. Phlla. Pbone. Spruce un.
lUEATS, ETC.
Cotter. Howard F. Phone. 1218.
See display advertisement In thIs tasU6.
3
OFFICERS OF THE WOMEN'S AUX-
. A ~s~m~.2!A
ILIARY, NARBERTH Y. M. C. A.
Finest Photoplay The-
President-Mrs. D. D. Stickney. alre 011111 SIze In the
Vice·President-Mrs. J. B. Darlington. EnUre World.
Secretary-Mrs. C. L. McLean. Pb.toplaY8-Contlnunus 10 A. M. to U.8'
P.~.
Treasurer-Mrs. H. C. Keirn.
PhUIa..Pa.
Chairmen of Committees.
Membership-Mrs. Samuel Dickie.
Visiting-Mrs. Romaine Hoffman.
House-Mrs. W. N. Mills.
Social-Mrs. G. Merritt Davis.
PROGRAM
Music-Mrs. T. Noel Butler.
WEEK of AUGUST 30
SPECIAL I
Mabel Normand
in
All Summer Shoes
Reduced to Cost "The Slim Princess"
Better come in and look
them over
1I1AIN PRODUCTION STA.RT8 A8 NBA.
A8 POSSIBLE TO 10.00 A. 111., 12.00, 1.00,
8.~1I. 11.411. Mil. 9.90 P. 1I.
Narberth Shoe Store
209 Haverford Avenue
Na.rherth NARBERTH GARAGE
Raymond Weiss, Proprietor
------------ GASOLINE, OIL, SUPPLIES
Subscribe for EXPERT REPAIRING
"Our ·Town" Telephone Narberth 1633
w __ ._ • • • • • • • • • • • _ • • • • - - -
COOK BROS.
Plumbing Roofing
Heating
The Time is Ripe Now for Us
Freight delivered
to overhaul your HEATING SYS·
rEM for the coming WINTER .
We are in a position to gh'e you
Phone 1633 excellent SERVICE immed,ately.
WE are the Agenls for the KING
KOAL KA~BURETOR, a device
which Kuts'· our Koal Bill 25-40 %.
designed for Furnaces, Tank
Heaters, Boilers ar d Coal Ranges.
Give us a Kali. Narberth 302 J. II
JOBBING ALTERATIONS
MILK
~\:utt ..l'o\VeU
~ee
Uu.lrJel. Phone, Preston ~31:J~
display adverUsement In this Il!1aUe
MUSIC
Clarence A. Speakman
I.. oos, J"UIJII)'
~llldl{J. A
Il. Pinuo tl·ncher.
l'eude Bldg. 1'hone, 3111.J. Carpenter and Builder
SOTAIU' I·UllLIC. Phone 1652·R. Narberth
J.'l1crlc., J. 11. III :-.Iarbertb ave.
I' hone. 666-M.
~inlIHj()U, Ilorry A. ::!32 Essex Ave
I'llone. Narberth G3G. .
Tyson, \"arren R. Phone, NarIJerth 1202· W. For Permanent
OI"l'ICIAMj
)i"enloll. Carl '''. 506 Essex ave. Phone, 618 .. \\
Phil... addre... 1808 Chestnut sto Looust I'"
Satisfaction
ZentmaYer, JONel.h. 228 S. 15th st.. Phlla.
PAINTER8 BUY A
Walzer, "'red.
117 Winsor ave. Phoue. 1247.J.
Smedley Built Home
l'Al'Elt HANGllIOG.
UO)'ti. Horace is. 104 Forrest Ave. Phone 350
PHOTO PLAJi'8
"Arcudla." 16th and Chestnut ~L Phlla
See display advertisement In thl~ Issue.
I'LV.1lllING. ETC.
Cool' Uros. Phone 302-J. WM. D. & H. T. SMEDLEY
iSee dlspla~' advertisement In this Issue.
"''.'11, H. U. Phone. Nurberth 11102.J. Phone, Narberth 1687
See dll1play advertisement In tbls I.au.
ItEAL E8TATE
Caldwell, J. A. Phone, l118i
See display advertisement In tbl. I88U.
Fritsch, H. C. Phone, 252-W.
J.. A. CALDWELL
See display advertlsemenl It' tbls I•• u.
H)'berg, Bent T. Phone 1713. REAL ESTATE
. See display advertisement 10 thla Isaue.
Na8h, Raben .J. Phone. 605.
Money tor First and Second Mortllalles
Simpson, JIlme8 C. 232 Essex ave. and INSUKANCE
Pbone, fi36. or 1420 Chestnut st.
J(OOFlNG, ETV.
Gara-1IlcGlnley Co. Phone, 125S.W.
NARBERTH, PA,
See dIsplay advertisement In thIs Is.ue.
IlIlIer• .Jobn A. :In Ion.. ave. Phone. 861-J
Shop. 246 Havertord ave. Phone, 12U-J
SCHOOLS.
'l'he :\IIHMeH Zt·utJnu,,·er'l'i IUndcrgu.rtclI, 125
Windsor fi\'cnu(', ;';urIJerth.
See disl'ln~' IHln'l'tlsPIl\Put In this Issue.
Cotter's Meats
8HOEMAKERS
Good Wear 8hoe Repair 8hop,
Conslllntlne, n. G. 252 Haverford ave
Phone, Narberth 170()· W. .
A Quality For
Reginelll, Frank. 2011 Haverford ave. People Who
Sec display advertlsement,ln this IS8ue.
STOCK AND BOND BROKER8.
1I01111er. \Vm. G., & Co. Philadelphia.
Want The Best
See display advertisement In this Issue.
The above department should be ot tb'
..reatest ua. to tbe community. the 118t con
Groceries and Provisions
talns the name ot every protesslonal man
tradesman. mechanic, sbopkeeper, etc., wh.
doea or can In any way serve hl8 tellow
townsman, and who Is progressive enou.. ~
to add name to list ,,( Reclster.
As It la dllllcult tor those contrlbutlnt
theIr time and e\forts to the production or H. C. FRITSCH
"Our Town" to personally either know or
Interview all suoh, It would he most help,
tul It those not now found In the prInted
Pr.pertieB For Bent and
Fire Inll1ll'anee
Salt
1I8t would send In a memo ot theIr nam.s
addrellll, phone numhers and busInesses or
protesslons tor ltatln... Tbls wtll oost as tol BeU PhoBe II! IT.
lows: 10 centll each Issue tor I tines; I ceatl
tor each addItional lias. ""U nullcIJng.. Narbe~ Pa
 4 NARBERTH, PA.-oUR TOWN
================== MAIN LINE CITIZENS' ASSOOIA-

First Dahlia Show

AMERICAN LEGION TION. CLEAN···SAfE--WHOLESOME
Committee on Vacant Lot Gardens.
Narberth Civic" Association (Continued from Page 1.)
This committco is a result of t he war
OUR PRODUCTS ARE GUARANTEED
UNDER BACTERIOLOGICAL CONTROL
You pan savc money easier nnd to a und eontinues to find itself neoded.
SEPTEMBER 25TH, 1920 hetter adnlJltagc this wny. Saving When a shortage of food threatened and
$1.00 per lIIonth for from 132 to 144 Pasteurized Milk DELIVERIES
ELM HALL people were being urge,] to raise as
lIIonths, or say ]:lS on thc avcrage, Brynclovls CertUled WEST PHILA.
much as possible of their o\l"n foo'l, the Milk
3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P. M. lPedrlaUc Society) OVERBROOK
meaus $200 in savings. eOlllmiHee obtaincd fronl owners of nt-
(':l1lt lots permission to use them for Special .. Guernsey" MERION
Milk WYNNEFIELD
Be sure a ni! get a copy of next war gardens. The lots were ploughed
RULES. and fertilized and then di\'idc"d into (Roberts· &:. Sharpless' BALA-CYNWY
wpek's Our TOl\"n and look for an an- Dairies)
plots of suitable size apportioned to NARBERT~
All exhibits lIIust be iu position hy ] P. M. sharp on the day of exhibition.
1. nounecmel.lt that l\"i1l be a surprise to a Cream Buttermilk
men and women of the neighborhood, ARDMORE' .
2.
Exhibitors to furnish their o\\"n containers. grent lI1any' and a henefit and oppor-
3.
Exhibits to be tagged with uame of exhibitor aud number of class. Table and Whipping WYNNEWOOD'
tunity to every melllber in the Legion. who had no land of their own, but who IC~eam.
4. After the pxhibits llre arranged they shall be under exclusive charge of were eager to raiso their own vegeta-
the mllnagement llnd lio one shall be allowed to touch or remove thelll without Bryn Jfawr will not have anything on
us in the ncar future. hips. The lots were given out at a nom-
consent of the (,olllmitlee.
5. AlI flowers shown in eompctition must he grown by the exhibitor.
6. Greens lIlay he allowerl in Ilisplaying ('xhibits, thc llmount of greens to
be governed by the judges. " The Ladies' Auxiliary arc inviled to
inal price, which barcly covered the ex-
pense of prepuration, ulld seeds were
so!rJ at. cost. Remarkablc crops were
SCOTt-POWEll DAIRIES
7. Any lIleritorious cxhibit uot pro"idcII for in sehellule will be suitably heeome stewl;holders in the nCI\" Build- produced, but t.he inerease in the sup" 45th and Parrish Sts.
recognized. ing aud Loan Assoeiation. Do not let
8. 'rhe prize for the IIIOst lIIeritorious exhibit of dahlias shall be automat- ply of fooc] was not the only advantage
them have th" opportunity of showing resulting from the work. When the war
ically awarded in the following manncr: A1I first prizes shall count five roints,
a higllCr ]lpn>('ntage of shares per mem-
all second prizcs three points, third pri?es oue point. 'l'he exhibitor receiving
the greatest number of points shat! be award('d first pri?e, second, secon,l pri?e,
and third, third prize.
hpr. E"ery memher RhOIlid talk about
the n..w Builliing and LOlln Association
was over the deman(1 for lots I'ont inl"d
and it spemed \\'ort Ii wh ill' to ('an.,' 011 HARRY B. WALL
to lliR npighhnr. It will mean far 1lI0re
Ihe work of the committee. Plumbing, Gas Fitting
EXIUBl'l'S. During the present ycar, owing to
to us iu the future than it docs now. the great increuse in sales of property
and Heating
Class 1. ~Iost meritorious exhibit of Dahlias. Pri,ws to be awardcd as pro- n is with a great deal of pleasure
virlptl iu rule Xo. 8. First prize, Penns~"lnlJlia Horlicultural Society silvcr lIIcdal. for building, the snpply of lots has de' NARBERTH PA
that we acknowledge the congratu!a- creased; also the searcity of labor made
Second prize, Pennsylvania Horti('ultural Soeiety bronzc medal. Phone, Narberth 319 J
Glass:!. Bpst eolll'!'tion \'eon~' ])a lllias. Six nante<l ,"arieties, onc bloolll each, tion of the dirpctors of the Xarherth the ploughing a scrionH probltolll. Bnt
in individuul containers. Building lllHI Loan Association and we in the fa('e of thesp dillic'nlt if'S the eom-
Class 3. Best eolleetion f)1'1,orati,"c Dahlias, as in Class 2. in retnrn wiRh th('JIl eontinued sueecss
Cluss 4. Best collection Cactus Dahlias, as in Class 2. in ojlpning thpir thirtipth series.
lnittee has o,'er 100 plots nllder eulti· EDUCATOR
Class 5. Best eollpdion I-Iybricl Cactus Dahlias, as in Class 2. vation in A I'll mOl'C, lIa ,"prfol'll, Bryn
Class 6. Best "ollpetion Show Dahlias, a~ in Class 2. :-'fawr and Rospmollt, alld it feels that
and
Class 7. Best ('ol\petion Sin~le Dahlias, as in Class 2.
PRACTICAL SORROW. thp illlluslry and thrift sho"'n by the KREIDER SHOES
Closs 8. Best vasc of onc "ariet,Y, four or more h100ms. FOR CHILDREN
Class 9. Bcst 1illn :\arlwrth grllwn seedling, shown with stem. holdl'rs and the amount of goocl fresh
Class 10. Best 1!J:!O :\ a rl\l'rlh grllwn s,>c>lllin~, shown with stem. Fi rst prize, ".)acl.;:," slip asked, "wa~ there a "('gdahles proclueerl !lIore than just.ify Spring Styles Now in
PennsvlnlJlia Hortieultllral 8oeict,' hl"llllic medal. gil'l in l<'ran('(' ,,"ho was sorry to sec a ('ontilluation of the work.
ciass 11. Bcst Ca,·tll~ Dahlia'. :\0 ,>ntry n"eessary. The committpe hns tr;,'d to jllIt I h',", NARBERTH SHOE STORE
Class ]>, Best Petlll.Y Dahlia. :\11 l'ntry IIc('essary. yOlt goY"
1\"01'); Oil a splf-support.ing hasis, but Frank Reginelli, Prop.
Class 1:{. Best H~'hrill Caet!ls Dahlia. Xo pntTy nccessary. The luoon was full, the sUlllmer night
Class ]4. Be,.;t Dl'corati"c Dahlia. :\0 elltr.,· necessary. Ihis year, ,,,ith the illereased cost of
was halmy, th(' halllluoc~k was huilt, for
lahor for plong-hing, it may face a defi-
209 Haverford Avenue
Class ]5. B,,~t Show Dahlia. XII I'lItrv nC('I'ssary, t '\"(I allll it RI'I'nll'd a shamc to break
Clliss ](i. Best Sin~lp Dahlia. :\11 1'lltlY Ilc('I'ssary,
it all up. ('it. 'l'he ~faill Linl' Citizens' Associa- NARBERTH, PA.
Class 17. Largest Dahlia in the Show. XII elllry necessary. First 11I'ize, tion is deJlellcJl'llt np"n its anllua] mem-
Miehpll ml·,lal. "f'd ral hl'l' ."'m didu'l ask ml' that
Class 1R, BI'~t ('1I11eetion I!l:!il Xarh(')"th gro""n sl'l',llillgS, in inc]i,"i,lu:JI con- '1'1(>stion, c]enr," he said. hcr"h i p dnes an eI t hI' eontrihut.ions of
taiucr:-i.·
Class 1!1. ~l()st artistic haskl'!, quality l'olisille"rp,l.
I , ; Bul 1 IIIIISI know. \\'p'I'I' I'ng-aged
:11111 .'""n should 11'11 nil' c·'·(,I'.'"thillg,"
intl'rl'stl'd frie'nds. Thl' fulllrl' of this
committee, thl'rel'IIl"c. dl'pEn,ls not olll~' The Narberfh Electric Sbop
Class :!O. B"s! Dahlia ill th" Show. XII PlItry Ill·c·,'ssar.\". First priz'·. on the cJemallcl 1'01' garell>ns, hnt 011 thp LAUNDRYETTE-lhe Washer
~l]l\ illsi:-:t P(l.
~Ii"hell medal. ,,"-opl'ration anel fillancial snpport of
Class:!1. Bpsl l'1I11l'l'tion Ill' Dahlias. fiftl>"l1 varil'lil's olle hloom each, in "J)('ar, I dOll't lik,' 10 talk ahout. that dries without a wringer.
illdh·itlual l'Ollt:l1tlt l':-i, ill 110t ]ps:-; thaJl rlllll' ('la:--:-:p:". l"irst prize, Stl'awhril1~e &
l
it-" t he public.
Clothipr cup. The cll:! il"!lIa II. ~f rs. F Y. Ha rt~­ W. G. CASE, 323 Conway Ave.
"'l'hl'll YOII did lovl' hc·r. You did,
Class 22. B"st l'1I111'l'tilln Ill' Dahlias any' "rip! il>~ 1101 previously J))'ovic1ec] horne, ,1l'sirc's to thank the propert~' Phone. Narberth 396 W
~'on did, you did."
for-. <>"'l"l'rs "'hose gen(~rosity lws made the
Class 2:1. BI'st Geisha III' <l,'isha SlIp('rha Dahlia. "Xo, J didn't."
Class 24. Bpst Jl ort lila II liS Fil't Dah lia. "Ye's, .'"on ,]i,]. Ill' .,·ou'li tell ml' all • wor); possible.
Cla"s 25. Bl>st ~farguerit<· Boul'hllu Dahlia.
Cla~s 2(). fkst Kalif Dahlia.
"hout her."
rara.':M~Ginle~1Q
Cla~s ~7. B,'st pxhihit Spmp]c' Branphing Asters.
"J didn't, I say."
,; YI·S. yon ,lid. Oh .•Ia.-l;, hOI\" c'olJ1d
LIEUT. KER',700D INJURED IN
AIRPLANE ACCIDENT IN TEXAS.
U 123 Soutli Ill!! S!, PhiiadellibiCl: ~
Cla"s 28. Best exhihit Crpgo Giant Asters.
Clns" 29. Best exhihit Half Dwarf Snapdragons. yon wl)(\11 :,]J 11H' t illll' you wpre' I"JI-
Class :10. B,>st exhihit Giant Snapdragons.
Class in. Best "xhihit White Ladv Lenox Cosmos.
gaged to mel"
"I..ristflll a lllill1l1p Bud I'll gi"t ' 'yon
AViator Recovering in Oil TOWIl Hos-
pital from Gasoline Burns Will
GARAnteed Roofs
Cb ss :12. Bpst exhi hit Pink Lac": Lcnox Cosmos.
the "'IIOl!> RhIlY." h(' Raid in I"'spl'm- Resume Flying.
Class :{3. Bcst exhihit CrilllSOIl i.~osnlo".
Class :14. Best exhihit Yellow Cosmos. tion. "She was-"
Class :15. B"st displa~' IIf COSIl!OS :,rrange,1 for etrect. ""Tell? " Lientpllant Charll's "'a.'-lie Kerwood,
Class :W. Bpst e'xhihit Allnu:d Lark~pnr.
Class :Ii. Best exhihit Zinnias.
"Shc was m~' lallllllr,'sS. f ow('(] "her
t l\"C'1ve francs."
of Glndwynllp, who "oil thp f'roix II,>
Gnerre 111lc1 the l\Ipeiaillto ~rilitaire from
DAVIS'
Class :1R. Best exhihit Marigolds, Complete Line of
Clnss :\!I. B"st colll'l"! ion alIt ,1001' Flow\'rs arrangell for effect. Frallce for his senic·eo; ill the Lafayette
Class 40. ~lost A rtistic Basket Outdoor Flowers. FI~'ilig Corps during the war, was in- Goodyear Tennis Sqoes
MULTIPLYING DIFFICULTIES. jur,'d alld hadly ll\lI"lI('c] Ihn',' ,n>l'ks ago CIGARS, STATIONERY, MAGAZlNlS
near Graudfield, Texas, wlten an air-
Children's Classes. 'I'he teaeher, a lady of 'lueRtionable plane pilotecl hy him nashI'll and the
Cla~~4], Best l'ollection Outdoor Flowprs arran/{cd by chil<lren unller ten agp, was haying :1 haJ'(l tinw getting gasoline tank exploded.
~'ears old.First prize, $3.00 in eash. Sec'OI1l1 prize, $2.00 in cash. .JOhlllly to menlOriz(' th,' na)lIps of the Lie'ntl'lIant Kerwoocl. who eontinuecl
Class 42. Best collection Outdoor Flo'I"l'rs arranged by children tcn to 11f- killgs of England. to tl.,· nftcr he returned to this country,
teen years old. First prize, $3.00 in eash. Seconcl prize, $~.OO iu cash.

"'Vhy, when I was your age," she
finally exclaimed, exaspcmted, "I could
recite thp n[]mps of aII 1 hI' Iii ngs for-
Grand Prize Vegetable Classes. \\':lrd and backward."
An "Iron. Age" two'wheel cultivutor, No. 301, will be given to the exhibitor "Yes 'm," repliel1 .Tohnny, unim·
scoring the greatest nUIl1 her of points in vegeta hie dassel'. First pri zc eounts pressel], "but when you was my age
5 points, seeond prize :l points, third prize 1 point.
thpre wasll't np:1rl.,· SO lIIan~' killgs.·'
REAL ESTATE
fnllowillg I'ight mOllths' \'xpcrienpe as
a wounded priSOIll'J' in Gl'rllla n~', I'l'-
c'entl~' ,\"('Ilt to thl' Texas oil fieJds to
nla k~ flights for the Texas Aerial A SIGN OF OPPORTVNI1 Y
Transport anll Sale,; Corporation.
He writl's to a fripllll at ,\rdmor"
that t11e accident. to his machine occur-

Vegetables.
red whill' he was Cll route frolll Tulsa
to Dallas. The C'xplosiou of thp gaso·
SALE
WHAT'S THE USE?
Class 1. Bp:!ns, green jlod. ] quart. Class ~1. Lptluee. :1 heads.
line' tllnk causecJ sprious genpraJ hurns BENT T. HYBERG
Class 2. Bpuns, waX. 1 quart. Class 22. Onions, white. 6. and he was t:l1;pn to a hospital at Burk·
Sunday Sehool 'l\'al']ll'r: "XIIW, ho.,·s, At Narberth Station
Class 3. Beans, lima, bush. 1 quart. Class 2:1. Onions, yellow. 6. hurn('!t., Texas.
there is a wonderful example in the life
Class 4. Beans, lima, pole. 1 quart. Class 24. Onions, red. 6. "I am informed that I will "be up
Class 5. Beets. 6. (Showu with tops.) Class 25. Parsnips. :1. (Shown with of the ant. En'ry da~' thp :\IIt gups to
and ahout in a week '5 time," he writes.
Class 6. Brussels Sprouts. 3 stems. top~.) work and worl,,' all clay. Every day the BELL PHONE
"I surl' hope so, as T am about fed up
Chlss 7. Cabbage. I head. • Clas~ :!6. Pepper, red 01' green. 3. ant is busy. Alid ill the end what hap- NARBERTH 171 3
Class 8." Cantaloupe. 1. Class 27. Peas in pod. 1 quart. on bed 1ifp and bandages, Outside of a
pensf"
Class 9. Carrot. 6. (Shown with tops.) Class 27. Potato, Cobbler. 1,4 peck. few scars thn t. T ha ye succeeded in
Clas~ 10. Cauliflower. 1 hea<1.
Class 11. Celcr~" 5 stalks.
Class 2!l.
Class :lO.
Potato, ext.ra early. l;.i peck.
Potato, Jute wiuter. % peck.
'Villie: "Somebody steps on him."
ndding to my colledion I'll be just as
fit. as eyer and shonld hl' ill the apria1
BENT T. HYBERG
Class 12. Chard, Swiss. 3 hell<1s. (AllY "aridy.)
Class ]3. Chiuese Cabbage. 1 1lelld. Clnss in. Pumpkin. 1. EN FAMILLE. saddle wit.hin a month's time."
Class 14. Corn, white. 6 ears. Clnss :12. Hadish. 6. (Shown with tops.)
Class 15. Corn, yellow. 6 car".
Class ]6. Cucumber. 6.
Class 17. Egg Plant. 1.
Class 18. Endive, green ('uriC'll. 3 plants.
Class 3il.
Class 34.
Class 35.
Class 36.
Ruta Baga. 6.
Sa1si fy. 6.
Squash. 1.
Tomuto, Beefsteak. 6.
"Ma, is Mr. .fones all a wfnlly old
man?' ,
"N 0, dear, I don't belieye so. 'Vhat
GmLISH CONFIDENOES.

, 'Fi fteen dollars n week for teaehin'

c. P. COOK
Clnss 19. Kale. 1 head. Class :17. 'l'omato. Ponderosa. 6. schooH It's a. <1l1rn shamel They
Olass 20. Kohl llabi. 3 plants. Class 38. 'l'urnip." 6.
makes you ask'"
"Well, I think 11C must be, because oug-hta give ya eighteen or twenty dol-
Coal, Wood and
Ribbons will be awarded as first, second and third prizes in uU flower und I heard Pa say lust night that ,Mr.
.Tones raised his ante."
lars. Why, I'm get.tin' f{lJ"ty dollars
down to t:h' fact 'ry.' '-Life.
Building Supplies
vegetable classes where otllCr prizes arc not gh·en.
We have a few tons of
SABlE CENSORE LEE'S GARAGE By-Product Coke for sale
Cleveland and Ford Sales and Service. Quick deliveries on at $ 8.50 per ton deliver-
SUCCESSOR TO all cars. All kinds of Auto Repairing ed in cellar.
WALTON BROS. Work Guaranteed Oils, Gas, Supplies

Phone 672 100 ESSEX A VENUE

Narberth 1605 L. C. SHAHAN, Prop. BELMONT ELECTRIC CO.
Contractors
TAXI SERVICE The Misses Zentmayer's 892 Belmont Avenue
Automobiles meet all trains throughout the day ana evening. KINDERGARTEN Old House Wiring A Specialty
Packages and Trunks promptly called for and delivered. Will Reopen September 15, 1920 Electrical Appliances Repairing
Moving Furniture and Hauling Freight, etc, 125 WINDSOR AVENUE 'Bell Phone-Belmont 4386