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VOLUME VI, NUMBER 40 NARBERTH, PA., SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1920 PRICE THREE CENTS

Newell and Grugan W'in Neighbor Merion Wars

Fourth of July TournalDent-
DEFEAT WILLIAMS AND wmTNE Y IN ONE OF THE MOST EXCITING
FIVE-SET MATCHES EVER SEEN ON LOCAL COURTS-
LOSERS MAKE GAME CO ME-BACK IN THIRD SET.
"Do any of these matches ever go Fourth Set.
to five sets1" innocently asked lL new Williams and Whitney-
member of the Narberth Tennis Asso-
ciation last Saturday afternoon along
o 1 2 :3 -! 4 5 5 6- (i
Xl'well lind Grugan-
about the end of the second set in the 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 3 3- 3
final Illatch for winner's honors in the Points.
Fourth of .July Tournament. Williams and Whitney-
And forthwith Messrs. X ewell and 3 4 i 4 4 1 9 0 4-3(1
Grugan who finally won the tourna- Xewell and Grugan-
Illent, dnd Messrs. Williams and Whit- 5 1 5 2 1 4 3 4 2-31
ney proceeded to stage one of the best Fifth Set.
played and most exciting championship Williams and Whitney-
o 0 0 1 1 2 2 2- 2
matches ever seen on the local courts.
Newell and Gruglln finally won by the Newell and Grugan-
score of 6-3, 6-4, 6-8, 3-6, 6-2, but 12:l;\4456-6
Williams and 'Vhitne~r 's "come-back" Points.
after losing the first two sets was noth- William,; and Whitnev-
ing short of sensational. 1 i 3 4 0 9 2 5-25
That third set, which wus won by Newell and Grngan-
Williams and Whitney after playing 14 4 4 5 1 4 7 4 7-36
games, was a hattlp from start to fin- Faults--Williams 5, Whitney 5, New-
ish. The first game, for example, went ell 2,· Grugan 11. Foot faults--Grugan
to deuce no less than 14 times. And 2.
again in the fourth game there were Final score-Newell and Gru~an de-
five deuces. feated WilliaJlls and Whitney, 6-3, 6-4,
6-8, 3-6, 6-2.
Pity the Poor Referee.
At the end of the seventh game the
score stood: Newell and Grugan 2 sets,
Willilllns and Whitney 0, alHI the for-
Remember July 30,
mer had 5 gaml's to .the latter's 2 in
the third set. It certainly looked then
Il.S though a few more minutes would
Date of Tennis Dance
finish the tournament, and Beferee Bill TENNIS ASSOCIATION PLANNING
Hall began looking around o\"('r the ANOTHER SOCIAL AFFAIR TO
.:Iourts from his "eminent position," BE HELD IN ELM HALL
hopeful that he might soon be down on ONE WEEK FROM NEXT
the ground once more and playing a FRIDAY NIGHT
little tennnis himself. But Jloor Bill!
That WilliamS' and Whitney cOInbina-
)fembers of the Narberth Tennis As·
don had no compassion on him a-tull. sociation, their wives, and their friends
For they proceedClI to win the eighth
arc wllrned not to schedule their vaca-
"ame, and then the ninth, and then the tions to include Friday eV{)J1Ing, July
tenth, and then the eleventh, bringing
30. For on that date the Association
the ~ame score to 6-5 in their faVOr. will give a shirt waist dance.
Newell and Grugan won the twelfth
Chairman Pattison, 'Of the Entertain-
" game, but then their opponcnts gather-
ment Committee, is alread,y arranging
ed in the next two and won the set, an interesting program, inclUding one
8-6.
special feature which he says willll,!ake
The fourth set, although closely con·
a big hit with all toCnnis players.
tested, went much more quickly and Members will be supplied with tick-
was won by Williams and Whitney, 6-3.
ets and all other. details of the affair
Newell and Grugan "came to the this coming week.
bat" in the fifth set determined to
The Ladies' Committee of the Asso-
"do or die," and they certainly did ciation also wishes to announce that
" do. " They won the first three games,
it has planned a masque ball for Hal-
lost the fourth, won the fifth, lost the lowe'en, Saturday evening, October 30,
sixth, and then gathered in the sev- in Elm Hall.
enth and eighth and-set, match and
tournament championship.
BAG SOME BIG GAME IN A Class 13-'Corn, white. 6 ears.
MERION DRIVE AGAINST
Summary.
The game and point scores follow: SPEEDERS.
First Set. CIVIC ASSOCIATION GETS OWN
Williams and Whitney- DIRECTORS IN NET SET
1 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3-- 3 FOR MOTORISTS.
Newell and Grugan-
001 2 3 4 5 56--6 WILL FAVOR NO ONE.
Points.
Any hewing that is going to be done
Williams and Whitney--
at Merion is going to be done "to the
7 5 2 2 2 3 7 4 0--32 line" and the chips can ''fall where,
:Newell and Grugan-
whcn, how and why they will, espe-
5 3 4 4 4 7 9 2 4--40
cially with regard to speeding motor-
Second Set. ists.
Williams and Whitney- As a result, it is said, a number of
o 0 1 2 2 3 3 3 44--4 prominent residents of that famous
:Newell and Grugan suburb will shortly have an appoint-
1 222 3 3 4 5 n 6-- 6 ment with the "Judge" and it is also
Points. stated that among them are members
Williams and Whitney-- of the Board of Directors of the Mer-
2159343145--39 ion Civic Association.
Newell and Grugan- This is "coming back" with a ven-
4 4 3 7 5 2 7 4 1 7--44 geance, because the appointment with
Third Set. the 'squire mentioned is a direct re-
Willinms anll Whitney-- sult of n campaign being waged by
11112223456678--8 the Civic Association itself against all
who exceed the speed limits on its al-
:Newell and Grugan- most perfect roads.
o 1 2 3 3 4 5 5 5 5 5 6 6 6-- 6
Two special pqlicemen have been
Points. placed on the highways of the :Main
Williams and Vi'hitney-- Line suburb, und on one day last week
17 3 2 3 4 0 5 4 4 4 5 0 4 4--59 names of 49 speeders were turned in.
Newell and Grugan- It is the determination of the Civic As-
9 5 4 11 1 4 7 2 2 1 3 4 1 2--56 sociation that all of them will be fined.
"llIl1l11l11nll,lIIUmllIllIlIlIllIlIllUlllIlIlllIIlUllllllllmlllllllllllllllllllllllllnmIlUlIIUlIlIlltllllll11111"'.:
How carncst M:erion officials arc
=~1ll111111111l1l1ll1ll11ll1ll11111 .:: about it comes fro III the fact that 27
of the 49 have been found to be resi-
ALL LETTERS dents of the comlllunity, including s.ollle
of the best known men and wOlllen of
FOR Merion. .
"'Ve arc determinel'l to stop this
NARBERTH automobile speeding, which has I{one
heyond all limits," saW Edward Bok,
pl'esident of the Merion Civic Asso-
MUlt. Carry a cintion, "and there will be no remit-
tlllll'l' of fines either. High and low will
TWO CENT STAMP be dealt with the same. r uuderstand
t.ha t last week three of the directors of
the Civic Association were caught; very
And Be Addressed well, tlley will be deal~ with the same
as the others.
To The Street Number "A half-mile 'speed run' is now be-
in~ laid out in Merion and the two spe-
And NOT to th. cial policemen will be detailed to re-
port any violations of the State law.
I . P. O. Box Number Ii :Merion will hereafter be a 'trap' and
will so become known. But speeding is
i ii to be stopped before serious accidents
~ Consult Your TelePhone:Jj- occur and to prevent the beautiful
I Directory i roads from being torn up by reckless
LWIatUWWlWnlbUlllnlllUUU1IIUUUl&natlnUllUllUllmwtltWlUlIIII1II1UUIIIUlfllllluuu,J driving. "
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THE FIRESIDE
The first game of the second series of
basehall will he I'la,"ed this afternoon
at Ardmore, whl'n Narberth lines up
against St. Dennis.
~Ir. and ~Irs. T. H. ~[anchester, of
441 'Voodhine avenue, were very pleas-
alltly surprised when ~Ir. and ~Irs. B.
H. ~rowery, accompanicd br ~Ir. awl
l\frs. N. T. Segal' aud daughter, ;Tane,
lIlotored from :Mechanicsburg to spend
the week-end with them.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Darlington enter-
tained over the week end Mr. Darling:
ton's uncles and cousins, Mr. Martin
Darlington and daughter, Edith, of Ar-
cadia, Missouri, and Mr. Wedlin and
daugllter, Ruth, of Seattle, Washing-
ton.
ABOUT DAHLIAS.
Perhaps the amateur grower is won·
dering just what to do at this time in
order to have more and better flowers
at the proper flowering time, late Au-
gust to October 1st or the :first killing
frost..
A great many dahlia tubers are
plantcd in soil ihat; Ims been formerly
used for vegetable gardens and which
has been richly fertilized. A soil of
ahout 50 per cent. coal ashes has been
found to be the best, as dahlias do not
need much nourishment early in their
growing season, the idea being to just
keep them growing in order that the
substance will not all go to bush, at
the expense of flowers, later in the
season.
There is a time to fertilize, and that
is about August 15th, or when the buds
begin to form, buds appearing before
this time should be pinched off; they
will appear again and produce better
flowers later. The cooler nights of
September make the finer flowers.
If two or more shoots have appeared
from a tuber it will be found better to
remove all but the strongest stem, so
that the strength in the ground! will go
to make one good stem, rather than
seveml inferior ones. In eases where
only two stems are growing nicely bpI-
anced, it is possibly safer to allow them
to remain rather than risk injuring the
plant.
Keep the bed free from weeds, :\nd
keep surface of ground raked or hoed,
not only to kill weeds, but to moisten
and aerate the soil. Do not let the
ground cake. Nature will take care of
watering for the present.
The Dahlia Show Committee will be
glad to answer questions to the best
of their ability and experience as ama-
teur growers, if letters are addressed
to Box No. 118.
DAHL'JA SHOW COIDnTTEE.
July 17th, 1920.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Two cents per word If cash accom-
panies advertisement; otherWise, dve
cents per word.
FOR SALE-New 22-foot extcnsiou lad-
der. Extended length, 44 fect. J.
D .• Sutherland, 444 Woodbine avenue,
Narberth. (40-p)
LOST~Leather dog leash, in Narberth.
Finder please lct\\·e it at Post Ollice.
(40-p)
PLANTS FOR SALE-To III a toes, Egg
Plants, Peppers, Lettuce, :Mint an~
Cabbage. Asters, Scarlet Sage, Man-
golds, Chrysanthemums, Geraniullls, Sun
Flowers. 312 Essex avenue.
FOR SALE-Large Cabinet Phono-
graph, in good condition, $50.00. Box
966, Narberth.
JOB PRINTING-Joseph F. Barclay,
Jr., 312 Essex avenue. Phone Nar-
berth I617-J. . (39)
FOB. SALE-Firewood. Telephone Nar-
berth 1218. (40-e)
on Speeders
~rl'rion i~ nfler a II who exceed I he
automohile speed limit. Two ~pecinl
policemcn have heen placed 011 the
high ways of this ~rn in Line suhnrb
with t110 result that on onc daY last
week the names of forty-ninc speeders
were turned in, and all will hc fincd.
That the l\fcrion officials arc in earn-
est is shown bv the fad. that of thc
forty-nine repoi'led, hn'nty-sc\'en arc
rcsiUents of Merion aud not a few arc
among the hest known residents of the
model suburb.
"We are detcrmilled to stop this
automobile speeding, which has gone
beyond all limi ts," said Edwul'll Bok,
presiden t of the l\Iprion Civic Associa-
tion, "and there will be uo remittance
of fincs, either. High and low will OC
dealt with the same. I understand that
last week three of the Directors of the
Civic Commission were caught-very
well; they will be dealt with the same
as any others. A half-mile' speed run'
is now being laid out in Merion, and
two special policemen will he detailed
to report any violations of the State
law. Merion will hereafter be a 'trap'
and will so become known. But speed-
ing is to be stopped before serious ae-
cid{)nts occur, and to prevcnt our beau-
tiful roads being worn out by reckless
driving. "
Fall Flower Show
Elm Ball, Sept. 25th
Dahlias,
Asters,
Cosmos,
Snapdragons,
Zinnias,
Annual Larkspur.
Vegetables.
Classes below, spedal prizes to be an·
nouneed later.
Three ribbons each class.
Class I-Beans, green pod. 1 quart.
Class '2-Beans, wax. 1 quart.
Clnss 3-Beans, lima, bu~h. 1 qt.
Class 4-Beans, lima, pole. 1 qt.
Class 5-Beets. 6. (Shown with
tops.)
Class 6-Brussels Sprouts. 3 stems.
Class 7-'Cabbage. I head:-
ClaB8 8--Cantaloupe. 1 head.
Class 9'Carrot. 6. (Shown with tops.)
Class 1D--Cauliflower. 1 head.
Celery. 5 stalks.
Class ll-Chard, Swiss. 3 heads.
Clasl! 12-'Chinese.Cabbage. 1 head.
Class 14-Corn, yellow. 6 ears.
Class l'5--Cucumber. 6.
Class 16-Egg Plant. 1.
Class 17-Endive, green curled. 3
plants.
Class 18-Kale. 1 head.
Class 19-Kohl Rllbi. 3 plants.
Class 2D--Lettuee. 3 hcads.
Class 21-oni()ns, white. 8.
Class 22-0nions, yellow. 6.
Class 2'3-0nions, red. 6.
Class 2~Parsnips. 3. (Shown with
tops.)
Class ZI5-Pepper, red or green. 3.
Class 26--->Peas in pod. 1 quart.
Class 27-Potato, 'Cobbler. 1;4 peck.
Class 28-Potato, extra early. 1,4 pk.
Clnss 29-Potato, late winter. 14 pk.
(Any variety.)
Class 30-Pumpkin.. 1.
Class 31-Radish. 6. (Shown with
tops.)
Clnss 32-Ruta Bage.. 6.
Class 33-8alsify. 6.
Class 34-Squash. 1.
Class 35-Tomato. 6.
Class 3G-Turnip. 6.
WEDDINGS.
Markle-Hines.
On June 30th, at the Narberth l\Ieth-
odist Episcopal jlarsonage, Mr. George
R. Markle, of Narberth, lind Miss Anna
~L Hines, of Philadelphia, were united
in marriage hy the Re\'. Arthur S.
'Valls.
Ashton-Wonderland.
On July 10th, 1920, a yery quiet mid·
sUlllmer wedding took place at Down-
ingtown, Po., wllen Miss Leanora 'Von-
derland, of Green Tree, Pa., became the
bride of Frederick W. Ashton, of
Wynnewood Manor, Wynne, Pa.
The wedding took place at the resi·
dence of Rev. Shupert, who perfonned
the ceremony. . tagious diseases to the Board of Health.
The bride wore II beautiful white
satin dress and veil trimmed with
orange blossoms and carried a handsome
bouquet of sweet peas. After the cere-
mony the bride and groom left on an
extended honeymoon through tile South,
and on their return they will reside in
Paoli, PaT
HAROLD D. SPEAKMAN. POST 356,
NARBERTH, PA.
"To foster and perpetua te a one
hundred percent. Americanism," "To
inculcate a sense of individual oblign-
tion to the community, State, and Nn-
tion.' ,
For God and Country, we associate
ourselves together for the following
purposes:
To uphold and defend the Constitu-
tion of the United States of America;
to maintain law and order; to foster
and perpetuate a one hundred per cent.
Americanism; to preserve the memories
and incidents of our association in the
Great 'Var; to inculcate a sense of in-
dividual obligation to the comIllunity,
State and Nation; to combat the au-
tocracy of both the classes and the
maSses; to make right the master of
might; to promote peace and good will
on earth; to sa'feguard and transmit to
posterity the principles of justice, free-
dom, and democracy; to consecrate and
sanctify our comradeship by our devo-
tion to mutual helpfulness. (Pream-
hIe, Constitution of the American
Legion.)
Wanted at least seven new members
to help us pass the century mark.
Have you planned tu take aJvllntage
of the vlleation plan offered by the At-
lantic City Postf One or two weeks,
reasonable rates, old-time camp life.
Ex-service man, do you realize that
you are preventing your mother, wife
or sisters frOm becoming members of
one of the most active Women's Auxil-
iaries in the State1
Have you seen the beautiful silk
Post Banner the Women '5 Auxiliary
donated to the Post~
A summary of some of the work be-
ing done by the National American-
ism Commission of the American
Legion.
1. National Americanism Conuuission.
One of the most important recom-
mendations of the National Convention
waS that a National Americanism Com-
mission be created "to endeavor to
realize in the United States the basic
ideal of the American Legion of 100%
Americanism through the planning, es-
tablishment and conduct of a continu-
ous constructive educational system de·
signed to:
(a) Combat all anti-American ten-
dencies, activities and propaganda.
(b) Work for the education of im-
migrants, prospective ,American citi-
zens and alien residents in the princi-
ples of Americanism.
(e) Inculcate the ideas of American-
ism on the citizen population, particu-
larly the basic American principle that
the interests of all the people are above
those of any special interest or any so-
called class or section of the people.
(d,) Spread throughout the people of
the nation information as to the real
nature and principles of American Gov-
ernment.
(e) Foster the teaching of American-
ism in all schools,.
Do you reall your American Legion
Weekly~ Net circulation now over
675,000 copies.
The" Bursts and Duds" page equals
any joke page.
For Exceptional BraverY.
A colored soMicr, returning to the
Southern tOWII whence he hau bcen
whisked by Unclc Sum, und hearing a
decoration 011 his manly I' hest, was the
cynosurc for all the dusky hl'lles of
the place.
"What dut you got pinned on you~"
asked one.
"Dut tlin't nothin' but jes' a little
01' crow de gurry.' ,
"How cOllle you get that crow de
gurr~1?' ,
"How cOllle? Ain't no how comc.
Dcy jes' gins it me fer lettill' a
French ossifer kiss me.' '-The Ameri-
eun Legion 'Veekly.
NOTICE.
All persons residing in the Borough
of Narberth aro requested to report con-
Those llOt haYing a doetol' for whooping
cough must report such. cases and
keep children on their own premises.
This is a State law, and all those neg-
lecting to report same are subject to a
fine.
GEORGE B. SUPPLEE,
Secretary.
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OUR TOWN EXTRAVAGANCE IS UN-AMERICAN
'fhrift is the expression of rcul put rio
An Exp'.!riment in CO-operative otislll in thcse davs just as it wu:, in
Journalism-No Paid Workers. Ih" period of the~ wa'r. That warning
and IIpp"al hilS ,just hecn issucd to the
AllIeri"an people hy the National Asso-
l"iation of Crellit 1[('n in thc forlll of a
Owned and Published every Saturday Il'tter dirccted from Nl'w York to each
br of its Illl'mbers. "The dance of indus·
the Narberth Civic Association.
trial death in which the pcople of Allier·
ica arc now partil,ipating, should 1'l'aSe
111'1'01'" the,\' han' to pay thc 'pipcr,"
Aubscription price one dollar &I1d fifty
llents per year in advance.
thl' appeal dedares in urging' thc
'\llIerir'an people to IIPsist fro III Ih"jr
~'r:ltnl'ag'c of extrn,'ag-:lJlep."
OFFICERS OF THE NARBERTH
4'The extravagalh'c of our
Silll'l' Al'llIist in' da I' is on" of thosl'
OIVIC ASSOCIATION psy"hologieal plll'no;nl'na 10 whil·h man
is suhjel't, During the Il'nr we sanitic-
March 26, 1920. "d gh1l1l,l', hut with the c('sslllion of Itos-
President, Robert J. Edgar.
Vicc-President, Joseph n. Nash.
Vice·President, Augustus .J. Loos.
tilil il'S, Ih" rl'strailll'tI fl'l'!ing hrokc
]00:;(' :11111 \\"(' W('lIt 011 a l':llllJlagl' of ('X~
tra'":q,!ullc'e Hlll·h a:-; t1P\"Cl' hpfol'P
Vice-Presidellt, 11rs. C, P. Fowler. hl'Cll ,'xhihitl'd ill thc lantl.
Treasurer, Miss Maisie J. Simpson. "'['llis nation i" sOlin II flll\llallll'nlalll'
Sccretary, Miss Ruth E. Prescott. 1111<1 tliis sOlln,lnl'ss will ('"nlinll" if ppl;-
pit- \\'ill gin' 111' th"ir foll,l', \\'ill h,','olll('
Directors 1923, 1[rs. A. B. Ross, Mrs. IIIIH(' diligpnt, will Ilork as hlllllan hl'-
D. D. Stickney, J. Garficld Atherholt, illg·~ :--houI(l worl( (lurillg' a 1"illlP of
1. A. MilIer, C. Lawrence Warwick, A. and strain. Thrifl is in 0111' opinion
E. Wohlert; Dircctors 1922, J. .f. Ca· Ih" I'XIII'l'ssion of rl'a! palriotislll in
brey, Walter A. Fox, H. H. Hillegas, thl'sl' days ,jllst :1" il was ill thl' pl'rio,l
Charles II. A. Chain. \V, H. D. Hall, of th(' \\'ar. Thl' peopl(' Il'ho SPI'IH!
Harry A, .Jacobs; Directors 1921, F. A. ,'('"klt'ssl,l' al'l' losing sig-ht of thp na-
Lanahan, Daniel Leitch, George T. t'ion's trarlitions; indeel] thl'v ar(' en-
Knutzen, J. B. Nesper, E. A. Muschamp, (langC'l'illg OUt' ill~titl1tioll:-: whIl,n HmHP
Fletcher W. Stites, ]ow spit'its \,"(1 ar(' harhoring" afl'
"I'('t ly plottillg" to destroy.
"\\'1' shonld pr:ll't il'p an,1 pl"(':lI'h l'on-
HARRY A. JACOBS, "Ialltl~·, ,Ip"laring Ihat for 01lrSI']\'('8 \l'p
Editor. shall do onl' hl'st to slOp Ihis insanity
alld hring to a eloSI' thl' nH'lodr:lJlla of
pxtrHyagalll'(l that is f'llstiJlg' fp:lI' illl0
the h('arls of tIll' l"'ople anll pJ'OI]lIeing
A. J. Loos" Henry Rose,
I"('''tdls that arl' immoml and ,ll'strlle-
Associate Editors. tin.
,t Pl'il'PS ('an hl' 10\\"('1'<.111 In· PC'OIlO-
l,Iiies pral'lil'I"! all :dong till; linl' if
.MAIZIE, J~ .~d{PSON, I:ihor as 1\'l'lI as I'apital will tlo its part,
'. Oa.shier. '\\'all'h Ihe priee' has hel'n onr wllteh·
,.'. r "
wore] for nlOnths. Hl'r(' has !)('('II thl'
,·hil'f dangl'r point in onr situation 1lJ1<!
II'(' wel"OIl1e an,l'Odng that will I,el'p
'; Bend.'iiIt
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adverti~i-ng
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and
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news items to pl'i"l's from ~oari liP; to a point frolll
1'. O. Box; 966.
",Our ,Town is on sale at' thc depot
whi"h violt'nt n'al'lion \l'(lUhl ineyit-
nl>l,\' hring' on a sudden collaJlse in ollr
~t )·II('1\11'p.··
newsstand, and at the store of H. E.
'I'hl' stand takl'n hI' thl' :'Ialiollal As-
Qav~s, "ol'iation of 'l'rl'r]il ':\[I'n on tIll' I'l'O-
Jlomi(' :-iituatioll has hl'111l I'I'P"iol1s1y px·
Entered as second· class matter
October 15, 1914, at the Post Office r.t
1"'l'ssl',1 in eo-opl'ration wilh thl' "am-
paig-II of fll(\ S:lYitlg's ni,"i~.; joll of flip
Narberth, Pennsylvania, under the act l' 1'1'11 SU 1',1' Dl'parlnll'nl, for it \I':1S n'al·
of March, 1879, iZl'd thaI thrift alld saying "oul,! 1101
I'l'odll('e an adl''1l1atl' I'eonomie ptfl'l'l
111llt·XS th0 s:tyitlgs gailH.'(l ,,"pre safe·
gllar,ll,a in saI'l' anl! produeli\'(' in\'('st·
1II(,l1ts, Sueh inYestment is proYid('d hy
tll<' s:I\"illg:-; s(l('lll'itips of flit' Go\,el"ll·
OUR TOWN will gladly print
ltH1Jlt, 'Val" Savings Stamps and 1.' J't'Hs·
any n41ws item about any subject
\1ry Sa vi ng~ (1(,1't i til· a tps, cle~igllel1 to
that is of interest to Narberth olll'iall' Ihl' lIlistll]«'n ]loli",\' of ",sa\'-
:., folks" but in order to meet the ilJg at tlit' ~pigot and wasting' at the
printing schedule, all "copy"
hUIIg-holt>.' ,
, -manuscripts-must reach the
,editor by 6 P. M. Wednesday each
",' week. Fraternity-
An Americanism
",.SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1920 ' By S. ROBERT ROSS,
EMERGENCY PHONE CALLS (Oontinued from Issue of June 26.)
Fire, 350
Police, 1250
There arl' those II'ho ha\'(' ('Ollle
alllong liS, throug'hout the :'Iatioll, who
lin> ignol'llnt of I ho rca I lIleanings of
fratl'rnity or II'ho ha\'e Iwcn lIlisiu-
slruded'in thl' real IIll'anings of AlIler-
il'anislll. '1'0 Iho"c of thclll who are
Editorial a IIl('n a hit' to our laws IIn,1 to 0111' order
of things lI'e ('xtellll a hl'arty II'rIeollll'.
And 11'1' liS AIIll'rieans han' 0111' ,lull'
tOll'ard thl'se peopll'. We lIIust hl,fp
AN ORDINANCE them to unllerstand fraternity-by a
gl'tll'rOns, kindl~' attilude toward th('1Il
To repeal an Ordniance entitled "An
11'1' must instTul't thclII properly in the
Onlinance to Sa \'C llayligh t and Pro, duties :Ind JIleanings of ~\1I1l\rieallisllI­
Vil1l~ Standal'll 'filiI(' for Ihe Borough and we lI'ill Illuke good citizens of them,
of Narberth."
\Vh"rclls, Recl'lIt al'! ion on thc part
10 our hplipfit and thl'ir happiness.
'ro IIlosl' of them II'ho come with the
1'1II'POSC of l'hanging our ways, alld of·
of Philadelphia City Council has made fcring us for the' ehangc the untried
prineil'les of fanatics who sec in their
it illadvisablc to continue in force an
Ordinuncc to SUI-C daylight in the Bor- O\I'n raYings the panaeea of all world
errors, wc I'xtellll a weleollll' rl'sprn'd in
ough of Narbcrt.h, pit~· amI s,\'Inpathy, hoping- that through
The Council of the Borough of No.1" the fratl'rnity of our attitude to\\"al'll
herth docs ordain: them th('\· wiiI soon he eonl"inccl! of the
Section 1. Th at the Ordinance cn- fallaI',\' of the propaganda the~' pl'l>ach
and turn to us seeking the big truth-
titled "An Ordinancc to Save Daylight Arnerit'anisJII.
llnd Provide St andard Timc for thc To thosc of thcm who cOllle with the
Borough of Narberth," llpprovcd thc II1"0wed purpose of fOl'l'ing us to aceept.
ninth day of Fchl"llary, ninetcen hun- the pl'inciplt,s of govcrJllnent too lIew-
too unsound to prove to he anything
dred and twcnty, be and the same is
hnt: ultilllate failure-and of foreing us
hereby repealed, to ll('(~el't these prineipll's through any
Passed this 14th day of June, A. D. and el'cry diaholieal l1Ieans which eome
1920. 10 hltJllI"':"to thpnl we extend a hearty
inl·itation to go ha('k II'hence theJ' came.
W. R. D. HALL,
\Vhih' lI'e must tell"h all who eome
President of Council.
Attcst: to us to thp end thac good eitizenship
is elel'ated hy thp presence of the nell"
CHAS. V. NOEL,
,'lllners-there is no need of retll)'(ling
SecreturJ' of Council. thl'ir groll'lh and del"elopml'nt by the
I'oiee of I'ndieal faJlacy. Nor enn WL'
Approved this ;lOth dlly of June,
A. D. 1920. a {ford to permit the poisoning of the
CARROLL DO\VNES, miIHls of the future leaders of the COtll\.
try hy the II'hispering of insidious
Chief Burgess.
propagalllla. There is no place in Amer-
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.. ica for the Anarchist, the Bolshevist,
the Nihilist, the Red Socialist, and the
like. It is safer and more prudent to
retul'll them to their kind nnd to com·
Frederic A. Lanahan pletc their education in Americllnism
through a correspondence course.
In,urance· Service
Fraternity is too precious a gift to
offer the ungrltteful.
205 Forest A vee N.rb~~I1; ... R Americllnism is too precious It gem
to cast before swine.
NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN
FACTS WmCH EVERY MOTORIST
HOWARD'S
Telephones. Of course, "1
SHOULD KNOW. 1267 deliver - an,
place-an,
1268 time.
1Iany changes having been made in
the 1Iotor Laws of the Comlllonwcalth The Brightest Spot in Narberth
of Pennsylyltuia at the 1!J19 Legisla'
A Drug Store in the Most Modern Sense of the Term
,
tive Session, it is deemed adl"isablc to
bring to the attention of the motoring
I public the salicnt points in which they
would he most vitally in teres ted.
All 11I0tor vchicles must be )'('gister-
NOTICE •
cd with the Statc Highway j)"partment
hefore their operation on puhlic high·
ways; non·residents may operate ye,
For Good Taxi Service
lWoP]p hicles in Penusylvania for tI)(, sallie
period of time grnnte<1 by their State
Call Narberth 1633
24 Hour Service
to residents of PeJlnsylvania. hnt Slh.n
exemption shall not apply to ('01111111'1'-
hnH
cial vehicles owned hy foreign corpora'
tions or indiyi<1uals nsed in this Stal<'
1I10rc frequently than onc (1) round
NAR'BERTH GARAGE
trip in anyone week nOr to thc operat,
ors thereof. We Invite Your Inquiries Regarding
Application for l'cgistration to hc
made upon hlank forllls prepared aIHI Narberth Real Estate
;;t ]'P~S
furnished by the State Highway Dr·
pal'tment; nO other forms accl'ptabll',
and Assure You of Our Best Efforts
Application for rl'gistrntion of 1110tor to Answer Your Requirements
vellicle docs not carry with it right of
This office does a strL tly brokerage busine!!s and has no par-
owner to operate unless accompa::ied
ticular properties in which it is interested-thus guaranteeing the
by application for operator's licen"e.
S('- Operator's license upon application is· buyer unbiased information regarding any particular property.
sued to ownCl'S free; all others. $1.00. Our Rt>!erence.s-Anyone with whom we have done business
To insure prompt ,lelivel',\' of licen",',
ma ke correct answers to all 'luest ions ROBERT ~. NASH
iu applicntion, Remit propcr fel'. Do
Real Estate Broker
not guess your I}lllnufacturer's or motor
number. If in Ilouht. Sl'e the local 1001 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
MEMBER, PHILADELPHIA REAL ESTATE BOARD
dealer for your vehie]" who can inforll1
Re.idence, 104 Grayling Avenue, Narberth
you \I'here thesc numhers arc to be
foun d. Do not guess the horse power, R.lid.nce Phone: Narberth 605
hut usc the fOl'lI1nla i!iVI'II in thl' law.
Pleasnl"l' motor vl'hic!es arl' r('g-istered
according to exae1 horse power, the
State Highway Department taking the
fractional pnrt of a horse power in an
cases, The acepptNI 1lOrs(' power for
I the registration 'Of l1Iotor vehicles p!"u-
pe1led hy steam or electricity shan be
The ,Pocket" Bank
that given and "certified to hy thc man-
ufacturer. ISneither ~afe nor profitable because money carried In
Requirements of Operator. one·s p"ckets or kept at home IS ofte~' lost, and often
Liccn~cd 0PC1'llt.Ol' lllUHt be sixtecn unwisely s p e n t . ' . ; ,
(10) YCllrs of age or over and paid
dril'l'r IIIUSt be eightecn (18) years of
Money deposited In a checking account here IS safe;
ag(' ,or ol'el'; they must have had at
least fhe (5) days' experience in the an easily accessible record of expenditures revealing
opcratioll of a lIIotor vehicle, and must ways to economIze IS provided; and many avenues of
not be physieally and Illcntally incapac,
itated. AnJ' pl'rsou who has lost thc
profits are opened to depositors.
nsc of one hand 01' hoth, or Irho has
i lost the usc of both feet, or whose eye,
, sigh t is so impaired that wit.h the aid
of glasses he eannot distinguish suh-,
slantial objects ch'arly at It aist:mcl' The Merion Title and Trust Company
of one hundrell and fifty (150) fed, or
who sha1l hal-e less than tw(,nty (20)
'per centulll of norm:tl vision, or who !
Narberth Office "Opposite Station
IUl\'e less than t.\\'o (2) pl'r centum of
normal hearing, shall be considered
physically ineapacitate<1, and eannot he
lil'ensed to operatc II motor vehicll'.
Physical or mental incapacitation does
not pn'I'ellt the registvation of a motor
I'ehicle hy an owner. Special permits
to he issued upon application to those
hal'ing lost the use of one IHIIJd only,
Baseball Today
upon rcel'ipt of evidence or demonstra-
tion showing tll11t applicant has had AT ARDMORE
sufficient experience in the operation
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of a motor vehicle.
Any person operating his or her em- Game Called 3.15 P. M.
ployer's llIotor vehicle at any time shall
he termed a paid <1river.
A1I cl'rtificates of license arc not
valid un til signed by licensec or
I licensees.
NARBERTH vs. ST. DENNIS
I Learncr's Permits issued to persons
!"
O\'er sixteen (16) years of age to oper-
ate lIlotor vehicles are for a period of
thirty (30) days, hut shan be valid
This II the First Game of the Second Seriel
only whcn learner is accompanied by a
licensed operator.
mcnt, Harrisburg, I'll. Fcc for new Hegistrlttion of lilly motor vehicle 01'
Heavy penalty for misstatemcnt of
platcs $1.00, except in case of motor-
facts in application. Registration plates license of any driver may be suspended
cycles or motor-bicycles, whcre new Or revoked nfter It hearing if the evi-
must be rigidly attached, one on the
pia Ie fee is $.50. dence warrnnts same.
front, the other on the rear of llIotor
Dealers' plates are to be used only Advise the State Highway Depart·
vehicle. They shall be parallel to the
upon vehicles owned bJ' a dealer and mcnt immediately upon theft of motor
axles, shall not be underneath any part
operated hy such dellier or his em' I'chicle. Notify Bame Department upon
of the hody more than twelve (12)
ployees for the pnrpose of delllonstrllt- ),ecovery of s/lid vehicle.
inches from the rear end thereof, sha1l
ing said vehidc to a prospecth'e cus- The State Highway Department has
not be covered, obscured, bent, altered
tomer, testing or removing sl1m(' from installed a section to assist in recovery
or defaced, in any manner, and the
storage place, shipping point, or place of stolen Yehicles, which is eo·operat·
lower edge of the rear plate shall be
of delivery, before 01' lifter sale. inp; with other Stntes and with local
not ll'sS than fifteen (15) inches ahove
the ground. The rear plate to be il- Alwnys have with you your authority police authorities.
luminated -at night. Plates shaIl be kept to oporate motor vehicle, such ns Own' 110tor vehicle shall be pro\'ided with
free from oil, grense, dirt, Or other sub- ('r's Dri vcr's License, Licensed Opcra' adequate brakes, horn, bell, or other
tor's License, Pnid Drh'cr's License, signal dcvice, and, where such vehicle
stance likely to impair their legibility.
In the event of the loss of one or Special Operator's License or Learn' is so constructed or covered as to pre·'
both registration ph"tes, or should a er's Permit, whichever the case mny be. vont the operator thereof frolll hltving
Rcgistration certificate should be car-
plate or plates be so defaced that the
number thereon is illegible, it shall be ricd in motor vehicle.
a sufficient dew of the traffic following,
the automobile as well as heavy trucks
the duty of the owner to apply to the Notify State Highwlty Department or commercial vehicles, and all other
within one (1) week after change of closed cars, i. e., sedans, limousines,
State Highway Department for new
plates witliin forty-eight (48) hours of residence. coupes, etc., are required to nttnch mir·
his discovery of the lOBS or defacement License will be refused applicants ror or other devices to enable operator
to sec the rond to the rear.
of such plate or plates, thereby avoid- who arc known or proven to be reck-
ing arrest. Old plate or plates ,to 'be re- less or careless opel'O.tors or habitunl
turned to the State Highway Depart· violntors of the Motor J.. aws. (OontinUed on Page S.)

News of tl1e <lrl1urrl1es
SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.
Merion Meeting House, Merion, 1'a.
Meriou Meeting is open for worship
every First-dny morning at 11 0 'clock.
We cUldially welcome any visitors who
desire to worship with us.
During .July :111(1 August the First
Day (Sunday) School will he elo~c(l.
ST. MARGARET'S R. C. CHURCH.
Rev. R. F. COWley, Rector.
Early Mass on Sunday from April 1
to October 31 at 6.30 A. M. From No-
vember 1 to Murch 31, at 7 A. M. Late
Mass, 9.30.
Masses all holy days, 6.30 and 8.30
A. M. Weekdays at 8. Evening devo-
tions
times.
and (}ther services at
ALL SAINTS CHURCH, WYNNE-
WOOD, I'A.
Rev. Gibson Bell, Locum Tenens.
Rev. Malbone H. Birckhead, Associate.
Sunday services:
8.15 A. 1L-Holy Communion.
9.45 A. M.-Sunday School.
11.00 A. M.-Morning service and ser-
mon.
A free autobus brings the children to
and from Sunday School and the mem-
hers to and from Church, leaving Nar-'
berth Station at 9.40 and 10.40. If
requested it will leave the station at
8.00 for the early service.
BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE
EVANGEL.
Rev. Avery S. Delluny, B. D., Pastor.
Sel'\'i,,\!~ on Sunday, .July ]S, ]!l:!0:
!l.:W A. )L-l'ravel' ~e1'\·i(·".
!Ui) A. )L·-Sun·da \' S"hool.
11.00 A. )f.-)Ion;ing worship. Ser-
lIlon h,\" thc pastor:
7.00 P.)L-Union twilight sl'rvi('c.
'''ednesday e\'cning at Il o'clock-
Uniou praycr 1I11,,,tillg' ill this "hur('h.
Leader furnishcll }", thl' .\ll'lhodist
Chllr"h. .
You will he \\'('I('on)(' tq ally nrall
of thcs," ser\'i"es~ , .1
~ J ~.'
METH9DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
. ;..-.~_ -. ~--::oo.o;':;'~::;'.;,;,c.;;.',:,.,;:o...:"c....'-J---'>':..-'
Rev. Arthur S. Walls, Pastor.
; SUllda~', .July 18:
: !l,45 A. )L-Suu,lay Sehoo!.
I ]1.00 A. M.-Momillg wOI'"hip. ScI'-
ilIon hy tlJC pa"tor.
i 7.00 P. )L-Ullion twilight ~er\"ice at
l'lJl'nl'r of Halh!Hlcn aIH] '''in,lsor ayc-
n'ues. SCl'IllOn hy the He\". A. S. Dcm-
my, .,
. Wp,lne"day, .luly :!l, 8 1'. lII.-+Union
p)'ayer meeting at tIl(' Baptist Qhurch,
Re\'. Arthur S. Wails, leader. ' Narberth Station.
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. John Van Ness, Minister.
'Meetings next Sunday a" fo.llows:
9.45 A. lIf.-Snhhnth Sehoo!.
. 11.00 A. l\I.-)Iorning worship. Ser-
mon by thc pastor.
7.00P. lII.-Union twilight mecting
with ~cr11l.on by Rc\'. A. S. Dcmmy.
Union praycr mecting n('xl \Ve,lnes-
day cvening in the Baptist Chureh, COII-
Jude<l by Re\". A. S. Walls.
THE UNPARDONABLE SIN.
To lh'c in a town,
To makc II Ih'ing off it, or out of it,
To ec1ucntc ~'our ehildren in it,
To get everything you pos~ibly can
out of it,
And put absolutely uothing into it.-
The Plnn.
SAVE
-.. . AND INVEST
. .
fl Narberth American Legion Build.
ing and Loan Association will open
their first series in September.
fl WatCh
ments.
I'ENNSYLVANIA MOTOR LAWS.
(Continued from l'age 2.)
Do not sound horn, bell, or signal
dcvice unnecessarily, but give reason-
able warning of yonI' approach to safe-
guard others.
Do not operatc motor vehicle when
undcr the influcnce of intoxicating
liquor, any narcotic or habit producing
drugs, or permit other persons to oper-
ate your illataI' vehicle in a like condi-
tion. It may mean heavy fine or re-
vocn tion of liccnse, or both.
Do pot fail to render assistance after
injuring person or propcrty and, upon
rcquest, give your name and adc1ress.
Failure to do this may ca usc your rpgis-
tra tion to he revoked.
Do not usc muffler cut-out in any
city, horough or incorporated town.
Do not usc chains or other ,1eYices
projecting more than one (1) iuch 011' will be supplicd with tick'ets an,] all
tires.
Upon thc transfer of o\\'nership, or
tIle destruction of any motor vehicle.
the registration shall expire. If motor
yellicle is saM the original owner shall
regular remove registration plates and notify
the State Highway Department within
forty-eight (48) hours, giving name nnd
adc1rpss of purchaser.
Upon transfer of ownership, the> own-
er may upon npplication register all-
otJler motol' yehicle upon payment of
transfer fcc of $1.00. Provideil. how-
enr. That such motor vehicle is of
equal or less horse po\ver or classifica-
tion than tJlllt previously registereil, or
upon payment of a fee of one ($1)
dollar and the difterenl'e between the>.
fcc originally paid and that due, if
motor vehicle be properly registered in
a higher class.
Do not remove, oblitcrate, or aIter
1II111ItJfacturcr's number, or engine num-
ber on motor vclliclcs.
Do not operate your motor yehicle
as a comlllon carrier (.iible~') without
approval am] certificate of the Public
Service Commission.
It is declare·a a felony to Wilfully
ana maliciOllsly hurn, or cause to hc
hurne,l. or to set fire to. to attempt to
set fir!' to. an~' motor vellicle. lIfaximum
penalty, fine of $1,000 and imprison-
ment of five (5) years. rPennsylYania
Laws 288, 191!l.)
. (To be Continued Next Week.)
Use Street Addresses
~ ..1 and Buy Your :Stamps
. ~: .. _.
I
in Narberth , .
~~-" - KeIm, H. <Y. Certified Puhllc Acaountant.
Our citizens are. Ul:ged to remember
that now that wo havc house-to-house
delivery of mail, sfrcet . addrcsscs
~hould be used in addressing' all mail
for dclivery in Narberth. The only ex-
ccptions to this rule will be those cases
where u few individuals or busincss
concerns ha \'e retained their post ofiice
boxes. .
By making sure that you have the
rig-h t street addrcsses you will assist
in prompt sorting and delh'ering of
mail.
Another thing-do 1I0t forget to buy
your postagc stamps and postal cards
at our local post office. \Ve do not
want to let the reccipts of our local
OUlce slump. A little though tfulness
on the part of our residents in this
connection will keep the reccipts at
our locnl post office up to normal
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Fan Flower Show, Sat-
urday, September 25th
Dahlias, Asters, Cosmos, Snapdrag-
ons, Zinnias, Vegetablcs Classes for gar-
don vegetables grown by Narberth gar-
deners will be addcd to the list of ex-
hibits for thc Fall Flower Show in Elm
Hall.
Many vegetable seeds can be planted
eluring July and August to be gathered
in lute September in time for the
show. Watch Our Town for list of
classes and also information on What to
Plant and When to Plant.
for further announce-
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NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN
•
A ~s~ur~.2 !A
Shirt Waist Dance
To Be Given July 30
TENNIS ASSOCIATION PLANNING
SPECIAL I Finest Photoplay The-
atre 01 Its Size In the
Entire World.
Pb.toplavs-Contlnuou8
P.M.
10 A. M. 10 U.S.
ANOTHER SOCIAL AFFAIR TO
BE HELD IN ELM HALL
All Summer Shoes PhU.... Pa.
LATTER I'ART OF
MONTH.
Reduced to Cost
Members of the Narberth Tennis As- Better come in and look
soieatioll, their wivos, anel their friends them over
PROGRAM
arc warned not to schcdule their vaca-
tions to includc E'rillay e\'clling, July
:;0. For on that date the Association WEEK of JULY 19
will give a shirt. waist dauee.
Chairman Pattison, of the Entcrtain·
Narberth Shoe Store
ment COlllmittee, is already arranging
all interesting program, including onc
209 Haverford Avenue Wallace Reid
spccial feat nrc \"hich he "uys \\'ill make Narberth
a big hit with all telllJis players.
"'ithin a week or tell days members
and Bebe Daniels
other details of the affair.
The Ladies' Committee of the Asso- Subscribe for IN
ciation also wishcs to announce that
it has plallned a masque ball for Hal-
"Our Town" "Sick-a-Bed"
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10\\'e 'ell, Saturday cvelliug, Odohel' :\0,
i JI Elm Hall. --------_. . ._.,-,.- .. -"-'-
OFFICERS OF THE WOMEN'S AUX·
c. P. COOK 1I1AIN PRODUCTION STARTS AS NBAB
ILIARY, NARBERTH Y. M. C. A. AS POSSIIILE TO 10.00 A. M., IlI.OO, ••00,
President-Mrs. D. D. Stickney.
Coal, Wood and 3.~II, 11.45, 7.411, 9.80 P. JI.
Vice-Presiden t-Mrs. ,r. B. Darlington.
Sccretary-Mrs. C, L. MeLcan.
Building Supplies
Treasurer-Mrs. H. C. Keim.
Chairmen of Committees.
We have a few tons of NARBERTH GARAGE
:;\fembership-)!rs. Samucl Dickie. By-Product Coke: for sale Raymond Weils, Proprietor
Visiting-Mrs. Romaine Hoffman.
House-Mrs. W. N. Mills. at $ 8.50 per ton deliver- GASOLINE, OIL, SUPPLIES
Social-Mrs. G. Merritt Davis.
Music-:Mrs. T. Noel Butler. In ed cellar. EXPERT REPAIRING
Telephone Narberth ,1633
NARBI:RTU TAXI SERVICE COOK BROS.
250 Haverford Ave.
I?atrick P. Donahue
Taxi meets all trains Store orders promptly delivered PLUMBING
Baggage called for and delivered Freight delivered HEATING
Open Day and Night 'Phone 1633 ROOFING
PHONE,302J JOBBING
JOBBING ALTJ3:aATION8
Narberth Register
Two Lines, IOc per issue; 5c for each additional line
Clarence A. Spea~man
Carpenter and Builder
ACCOV'NTANTS
Gottshall, H. Ii.. l'uulic Acco'untant; '1'ax
Reports, AUdits. ctc., accompliShed. 303
MILK
Scott-Powell Dalrle8. Phone. Preston 239h Phone 1652-R
I
!Narberth
Conwli~' aveQ.ue.. Narucrth, Pa. See dl.play advertisement In thll II.ue _. I
IItUSIV ,
!
202 Dudley av". Phone. Narberth IOO-W. Loos, I'auny U. Plano tcacher.
AU1'O~IOIULES.
Lee8' Oarage-Repalrln~. Etc. Phon•• 1606.
l5tudln, Arcade Bhlg. Phone. 316·J.
NOTAltY PUBLIC.
For Perma~ent
:Sai:isfacti~n
Norberth Garage. Phone Naruel'th 1633.
S"e display ad vel'L1semen t in this issue. .Jefferle8, .J. H. III Narberth' av...
Phone. 666-lIt!..
r AU'I'O~I08ILE SElt\'ICE Simpson, Harry A. 232 Essex. Ave.
Censore, Bahle. Phone, 672.
Sec display advertisemcnt in this Issue. Phone. Narberth 636. . .;. - . .'
TY80n, Warren R. Phone, Narberth 1202-W
Donahue, Patrick 1". Phone tIl3:!.
See dlslllu~' advel'lIselll"nt In this Issue. Ol'TICIAl.'t8
BUY A
BANKS Fenton, Carl F. 606 ES8ex ave. Phone. 618-"
Merion Title 8: Tru8t Co. Phone. Ardmore I. Philo. addre... 180. Chmnut lit. Loaut III
Smedley Buill Home
See dI8pla.\- advertisement In thl. I..,ue. Zentrnayer, Joseph. 228 S. 15th st.. Phlla.
BUILDERS PAINTERS
Shand, Alex. C.. Jr. Phone. No. 1710. Walzer, Fred.
117 Winsor ave. Phoue. U47-J.
Smedler. Wro. D. lJt. H. T. Phone, 600.
See display advertisement In this I..,ue, I',\I'EU Jl.\SGING.
CANDY, ETC. n()~'d, Jloral'e S. 101 Furrest A,"c. Phoup ;~;;fj
Davl8, 11. E. Phone, 126f-W.
See dllplay advertisement In thl. 118ue. PHOTO PLAYS WM. D. & H. T. SMEDLEY
Ivy Candy Shop, "Arcadia," 16th and Cheetnut sts Phil.
219 Haverford Ave. Phone. Narberth 1705.
See dllplay advertl8ement In thl; I••ue
OARPENTERS AND RUILDERS PLUl\IRINO, ETC. Phone, Narberth 1687
"enkln8. Cha8. L. Cook IIro.. Phone 302-J,
103 Dudley ave. Phone. IB2-ltl.
Slleakman, Clarence A. Phone 1652-R.
See display advertisement In this IS8ue.
COAL AND COKE.
Sec dlsplny ndvertlsement In this Issue.
Wall, U. B. Phone, Narberth 1602-J.
See dl8play advertl.ement In this luu.
REAL BSTATE
J. A. CALDWELL
Cook, C. P. Phone. Narherth 302-J. Caldwell, J. A. Phone, 1687 REAL ESTATE
See display advertisement in tbls issue.
CONTRACTOR.
See dllplay advertl8ement In this luu.
FrltllCh, H. Q. Phone, IU-W.
Caradettl, Frank. Phone Narberth 1689.
See display advertisement In this Issue.
See dleplay advertllement In this Issu<
H)'berg. Bent T. Phone 1713. and INSURANCE
CONTRACTOR 'OF PLASTERING See display advertisement in this Issue.
Fratantoni, James, 8: Son8. Na8h, Boben J. Phone, 60&.
239 Hampden ave. Phone, 1697-W. Money tor FIrst and S.cond J,(ortl'aee. NARBERTH, PA,
SImp80n, Jomes C. 232 E88ex ave.
DENTISTS Phone. 686. or 1420 Chestnut st.
Orr. Dr. A. L. 101 Elmwood avo Phone. IU·W.
Phlla. Phone. Filbert f26~. K81th Bide. HOOFING, ETQ.
Schemb., Dr. John. Phone Narberth 316-W. Ga,..-lItcGlnley Co. Phone, lUB-W.
Cor. Grayling 'and Windsor aves. See dl8play adVertisement In this Issue.
Omce Hours until 9 P. M. dally. HlI1er. John A. 143 Iona ave. Phone, ....J
DRUGGISTS
Howard'8. Phone. 1267.
Shop. IU Haverfard ave. Phone, lJJ&.J
SHOEIItAKEBS
Cotter's Meats
See display advertl8ement In tbl. IPue.
ELEVTBIOIANS Good Wear Sboe Repair Shop,
Case, W. G. Phone. 395-\\'. Constantine, B. G. 252 Haverford ave.
See display ndv.ertlsement In this issue. Phone, Narberth 1706-W. A Quality .For
1'u.b. VerI 226 Iona ave. Reglnell1, Frank. 209 Haverford ave.
Nar. Phone, 660-W. Ard, Phone. 181-J. See display advertisement In this IS8ue. People Who
FISH AND OYSTEBIl STOCK AND BOND BROKERS.
imperial Grocery Co. Phone, Narbertb 608.
INSURANCE
. HOllper. Wro. G., 8: Co. Phlladelpbia. Want The Best
See display advertisement in tbis issue.
bowman, Samuel P. (Lite.)
116 Elmwood ave. Phone. .6I.W.
!'rottcr Bro.. (Fire. etc.)
209 Wood81de ave. Phone. 12'2-R. The above department shOUld be or tb. Groceries and Provisions
Wimer, \Vm. \Vood. 106 Forest Avenue.
Phone, 326 R.
ereate8t use to the community, the 118t con
talns the name ot every proteUlonal man
tradellman, meohanlc, shopkeeper. eto., wht ,-=======!I
LAWYERS
GIlroy, .John 211 E.sex ave. Phone. 1I46-R.
does or can In any way 8erve his tellow
townsmlUl, and Who 18 proereulve enouel
Phlla. addres8, Lincoln Bid•.
Stlte8, Fletcher W. 41 a Hav8rford ave.
to add name to lI.t ot Reclst.r.
As It I. dlllleult tor thos8 aontrlbutlnl H. C. FRITSCH
Phone 3U-W Philo. address, Croaer Bide. their time and eltorta to the produotlon 01
LIGHTING FIXTUBES
McDonald John. Narberth phone, U88.
"Our Town" to personally either know 01
interview all 8ueh, It would be most belp PnpertJes For Ben& ad Sale
1631 Chest. st.. Phil.. Phone. Spruce lin. tul It tho8e nat now tound In the prlnt8d
list would send ·In a memo :ot theIr nam•• Fire IDI1U'aJlee
llEATS, ETC. addres8, phone numbers and bUlne_ aJ
Cotter, Ho..arel F. Pbone, 1211. protessloM tor lIatlnc. This. will aoat .. tol·. Bell Plone III W.
llee dl8play advertl8ement In this luu.. Iowa: 10 aenta .aeh luu. tor I lin..: • _ntl
tor eaeb additional lin•.
"l.... BoDdlal'. Narlteru.. Pa.
 4 NARBERTH. PA.-OUR TOWN
=
CLEAN···SAFE··..WHOLESOME
OUR PRODUCTS ARE GUARANTEED
UNDER BACTERIOLOGICAL CONTROL

Pasteurized Milk .DEL1VER1ES

Brynelovls CerUlied WEST PHILA.
Milk
(Pedrlallc Society) OVERBROOK
Special "Guernsey" MERION
Milk WYNNEFIELD
(Roberts' ac ShRJ'pless'. BALA-CYNWY
Dairies) NARBERTH
Cream Buttermilk ARDMORE
Table ood Wblpplng WYNNEWOOD
,ICream.

SCOTT-POWELL DAIRIES
r 45th and Parrish Sts.

HARRY B. WALL
Plumbing, Gas Fitting

... and Heating

NARBERTH PA
Phone, Narberth 319 J

EDUCATOR

When the train came and

KREIDER SHOES
FOR CHILDREN

in back in 19,.'0 Spring Style- Now in

Select your tir.. ao-
cardin, to the road.
they have to travel:
In sandy or hilly coun·
trY. wherever the goinl
is apt to be heavy-The
U. S. Nobby.
For ordinary countrY
roads-The U. S. Cham
or UIOO.
For front wheell-
The U. S. Plain.
For best reeultB-
eve~h.re-U.S.Jtoy.l
Cordi.
T EN years ago you might
have seen one or two
automobiles waiting outside
the station, when the weather
was pleasant.
Today the square. is crowd-
.
cd with them. And most of
the cars you generally see
there are moderate-price cars.
11
Anybody who tells you that
owners of moderate-price
cars are not interested in the
quality of their tires has
never met very many of
them.
NARBERTH SHOE STORE
Frank Reginelli, Prop.
209 Haverford Avenue
111 . NARBERTH, PA.
There is one tire, at least,
that makes no distinction
Tbe Narberth Electric Shop
LAUNDRYETTE-The Wa.her
between small cars and large that dries without a wringer.
c~_rs so far as quality is con- W. G. CASE, 323 Conway Ave•
• laOD., Narberth 3915 W
cerned-the U. S. Tire.
G~~':~_~
Every u. S. Tire is just
like every other in quality
-the best its builders l!:now GARAnteed Roofs
how to build.
Whatever the size of your DAVIS'
Complete Line of
car, the service you get out Goodyear Tennis Shoes
of U. S. Tires is the same. CIOUS. STATlOJf!IY, MAOUIRES
It isn't the car, but the man
who owns the car, that sets
the standard to which U. s.
tires are made.
REAL ESTATE
A SICN OF OPPORTUNI1Y

IV
DAlOORD.......oQfAIIl-Usa>.PIA/" We come in contact with
the small car owner every
SALE
We feel the same way BENT T. HYBERG
day and we have fau'nd that about it. That's why we At Narberth Station
he isjust as much interested represent U. S. Tires in this
as the big car owner. community. BELL PHl'NE
NARBERTH 1713

BENT T. HYBER6
United States Ti'res
AGGommodafions Arc Wanted
MAHAN'S MOTOR COe Cor Several School Teachers
of the Narberth I3chool8.
Rooms, preferably with
ARDMORE, PA. board, from September 1st.
W ill those who are likely to
be interested kindly com-
municate with
= J MRS. A. M. CRATER
218 Hampden Ave., Narberth
LEE'S GARAGE
SABlE .CENSORE Cleveland and Ford Sales and Service. Quick. deliveries on
SUCCESSOR TO . all cars. All kinds of Auto Repairing BUSINESS NOTICE !
Work. Guaranteed Oils, Gas, Supplies
WALTON BROS. The General Insurance Busi-
Narberth 180S L. C. SHAHAN, Prop. ness of the late
Phone 672 100 ESSEX A VENUE
TWO FOR ONE MILLER BURKUARDT
TAXI SERVICE An inve8tment of about $1100. in a Prior Lien railroad security will purchase will be continued. Address
$2000. of par value and return $80. a year in income all inquiries to
Automobiles meet all trains throughout the day and evening. Full particulars on request
WILLIAM G. HOPPER. & CO. Walter M. Burkliardt, E.q.
. Packages and Trunks promptly called for and delivered. 1201.04...._d Titl. BuUdlD8
28 Sou.th Third .street
Moving Furniture and Hauling Freight, etc. M6111ber. 01 Philadelphia Block &eAaftge PHILADEL.HIA