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VOLUME VII, NUMBER 29
County Convention 01
Women's Federated
Clubs Held at
Narberth
COMMUNITY CLUB WILL ENTER-
TAIN STATE PRESIDENT,
COUNTY PRESIDENTS
AND DELEGATES
FROM CLUBS
On 'rhurs,la~', ~Iay 5th, the Xarherth
Conununity Cluh will haH' the pleasure
of tntl'rtaining the Connty Con\'ention
of "'omen's Fe,lcrated Cluhs. It wll1 be
held in the Preshyterian Chureh, 'rhe
morning session will open at] 0.:10, to
be follo\\'ed hy a box luncheon, There
will he an entertainment at 2 0 'elock,
to \\'ldeh all the WOIllen of Xarherth
are in\'ited,
~Irs, Hohert Ralston, t hI' president of
the ~[ontgomery County Federation, will
ofTieiate. It is a grent honor to Xar-
herth anll to the county, to han' se-
cUfl'd as onl' of the speak"rs, tIll' State
President, ~I iss Florpnce Dilwrt. ~[iss
Dihert comes from Harrishurg to at-
tend this lllcpting, and \\'ill ad,ll'l'ss the
morning s"ssion, The prpsitlenis of
Bncks, Dplall'al'(', anti Ch,'sll'r Conntips
will also ))(' pl'l'SI'nt, and lI'ill 1"'1 111 1'1
the ('In h a"1 ivitics of t !J('i l' 1'('spe,·t i \'e
counti"s. )Iiss ,\nna ~Ld)o\\'l'1I, of
Harrisburg will 1)(' anothl'r spl'ak,'r of
th" ,lay. )lis8 ~L"])ol\',,ll will II" well
worlh 1"':l1'ing, :ill ,1 thl'r,' nla.\' 1)(' still
ot-llPr 11'(':11:-; in :--tore dl1l'ill~ 1h(' da,\',
~Il's. Halslon \\'ill haH' a most illstl'l\(,-
tiyt' t1llt(lrtaiJliJlp· prngT:lIII
:lllIl
rnllg('(l.
(Continued on Page 4,)
The Race is On!
It h:IS started! 'rhe :l\[en's Bible
Class of the Preshyterian Sunday School
starte,l it. They had the temerity to
ehallenge the Women's Bible Class of
the same school to a l'ontest to see
\\,hil'h ('lass 1':111 ~ecurc the l:trge"t per-
centage of attC'nLlance at. eveniug "'or-
~hip lluring the Jive Sun,la~'s of May.
That looks e,,~y to the wOlllen. l:nani-
lllou~ly I,!\(l coufiLlently th" ehallenge
was ac:'epted, an,l no\\' the race is on.
The lIl'lil~ arc IJCing floode,l with in-
sistl'nt Jelllaud~ to be present next Sun-
,lay. Door hl'lls are heing rnng, and
every memher is lwing importuned hy
every other member not to fail. "'oe
he to thl' slacker in either class next
SUllllay night, It would be better for
such an one that he or she had never
been I'nrolled as a melllber! One eu'
thusiastil' woman sadly announced that
she of neeessit~- mu~t he in Altoona
next Sunday, hut she dispelled the
gloom that was gathering thiek awl
fast in the "Women's Class by triumph-
antly declaring t.hat she would sec to it
that her husband, who is a member of
the :Me1l's Class, would be absent too.
It is sincerely to be hoped that the
month will pass without any serious do-
mcstic trageLlies. It should be added
that the loser is to proviLle an enter-
tainull'ut for hot h 1'l:lssl'S to h,' IIl'I,I
early in .June.
CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS.
Fixed Meeting Dates.
Borough COlUIcil
Narberth Bldg. and Loan Ass'n
American Legion Bldg. & L'n Ass'n Monthly-First Tuesday
Narberth Civic Association
Narberth Fire Oompany
Narberth Choral Society
Date. Name of Organization and Event.
~ray 5, . , .. Presbyterian Chureh " ., .. 10.:10
2.00
lUay 6 ....• High School AuditoriuIJI S.l,j
~Iay 7 ..••• High Sehool Audi toriulll 8.15
NARBERTH, PA., SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1921
Our Clean Up Week
Tlte City 01' Phil:1l1elphia, aC"ording
to )[1', ~rittl'U 's cars, has deei'!<"l to
follow ::'iarberth in seleding their date'~
for a ""lean up."
May 2 to May 6
au )'egular ash eoll('ct.ion days the
Borough Highway Departmcnt will I'l'-
luo\'e anything frolli a hroken nel'dll'
to ahed "pring from our propl'rt.\',
provided, of course, it. is placeel in view
of tlte eol!I'ctors. Burnahle materials,
such as ,lry leaves anel twigs, should
be 'hurneel in the garden in an ineinera-
tor or wire basket so that. spad,s won't
fly to a shingle roof; or they "1111 he
placed on the compost heap. Don't
place a harrel ncar the si,ll'walk mill
fill it \"ith bricks and rocks, the hrick~
and rocks \viII come in hnndY-:\l1l1
besides-8andow has quit coll(,,:ting
a.shes and ruhhish.
1"1' you ollject to a pile of t.in ca n s
or bottles, that will make phll'es for
nlOsquitos to hree,l on a neighhoriug lot,
llll \'1' them colll'cted in a pile an,l they
will he rl'mo\'I'Ll.
This is onr last chunl'e to gl'l" ri,1 of
rubhish othl'r than garhagl' :111,1 aslll's
until lIext ~Iay, so let ns take advan-
tage of the opportunity amI C1,1':,\:'\
UP.
Ashes will be eolleete,l regula rl~'
,luring the suull1ll'r-th,' last w('e1, ill
thl' month only.
New Tennis Courts
are about Ready
aI'- WILL BE COMPLETED AND READY
FOR PLAYING BY SATURDAY,
MAY 7th
'1\1"0 importallt ,late's han~ just 11(','11
put. on thl' 1111':11 "tellnis ,,,11 I'll ,1 ar, "
mill aI'l' h"r('1..\' call",l to the :tlt,,"tio"
01' l'\'er~' 11Il'llIb,'r 01' th" Xal~)"rth
'I'elluis ,\sso,·iatiou-"~[a~' i a III I ~[a~' ];\.
On tlll' forJIII'r da I ", II('Xt Satur,la~'
af!"l'II''''II. :tIar i-nnll''' a stl'l'ak of
h:ul \\"('atlIPl' illtP1'\-l'IH'S, 111(' liP\\" l'ourt:-;
:II lla\"prf'o]'ll :llld :\1t1111g'llllll']'Y :I\"t'J1l1P:-:,
will I,,' J'l'a,l.\' for pla,\·ing. all" 111,' sea-
SOli 01' 1!l~ I will be 01"'111"1.
On the latt"r ,latl'. Pri,1:I~' l'I'l'lli,,!,':",
~r':IY 1:-:, ill tht· l'Ollllllllllit:,' l'01l11l ill
th,' Y. :tr. C, ,\. bnilding, an important
('on Ii olle,l on Pag" "I)
NarberthChoralSociety
:t
NARBERTH CHORAL SOCIETY
EARNESTLY BEGINS PREPARA-
TION OF SECOND CONCERT.
The Choral Society had its first re-
hearsal of the new selections decided
lI]lon for the next concert of the Choral
to he ;(iven in abollt six weeks, and
rl'sl)(JIId,~'.1 "with a vengeance" to the
inspiring ba ton of its director. The
nllnllwrs have hcen selected expressly
(Continue:!. on Page 4.)
Monthly-Second Monday COlUIcil Chamber
Monthly-First Thursday COWleil Chamber
Legion Building
Monthly-Third Thursday COWlCU Ohamber
Monthly-Last Tuesday Fire House
Weekly-Monday EveningsY. M. C. A.
Place Hoar
,\. ~r.I\'()mell 's Fed. Co. COIl\-elltion.
p ~r.
P. ~J..rnnior Cl>,h :Musieal Comcd~·.
P. lIr..rnnior Club lIIusieal COllledy.
THE FIRESIDE
Do you kno\\' tIle pleasure of growillg
/Lowers'!
How mallY "fireside" notes ha \'e
you sent in recently?
The business of the new bus line is
"picking up,"
:tLlSS ~Iollie Lynell, of Es"ex Avl'.,
Ita" rl'tllrned from al! I'x1.ell"I',1 trip to
Eurnpl'.
~[I'. an,l ~Irs. }I. "\, ~[cGrilles spent
the day la"t Friday with tlll'il' allnt,
:\Il's..J. R. DII\'is, in West Philadelphia.
~Iiss :t[aizie .1. Sinlpson has returne,l
from a several we,'];s' \'isit at Brattle-
boro, Vermont.
:\Ir~.
ehas, ~r. Jrdn and ehildJ'l'II.
])oroth~-
and Ch:l'l']es, ha \'1' ret U I'll cd
Trom a wec]; 's \'isit at ,\sblll'~' Parle
?\..1.
Everybo,ly \I'allts to hell' the' .Jnniors
-tlll'ir play-(h\'O lIights) ~[a,\' litlt
and ith will be gl'l'at. :-;"hool .\ndi-
torium.
The \Yoman's li'orei;m ~lissionary
F;,wiety of tl\{' ~I<'lh{)rlist Chur"h wi11
he "I'IltertaiIled at He hOllle or ~[rs.
Arthur Slenth, ]0-1 ForI'l',,1 "\ \"l'Illie. OIl
MOllelay afterIloon. )Ia,\- 2, at ~.:;Il.
('oIllilllle,1 OIl Pa,~e '1)
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Two Cl'uts per word if cDHl1 ueeoUl·
vault's uuvertiSt'lI1l-"nt: oll1erwisl', th·e
l'pIJ ls rJl~r word.
~ FOR SALE-T(JIII:lto PI:lIlts.
:l dOZl11L, ;) dOZt'1i :t:J .tlll. ;;;;n Dudley
AI""III1", ::'illrb,'rth,
LOS'l'--l'ink :-;11':<\1' Hal. Pil\ller n"
tlllil to \\'. )lit"h,'II, jllJ FOl'lest AI"I',
H,'ward. (:!!),]»
FOR SALE-Paig,' Car alld
I'It(Jn" .::\arberth jiO!l ~L.
FOR SALE-Callilage an,1
planls. Jil Brookhurst An"',
VISITING HAIRDRESSER--~LIlIli"ur-
iug, sealp and facial trealllll'nt,
"ltIlIllpooing, "\ddress )Iary \\'"ikl'1.
PhOlll' :\arl,,'rth 6:;;} W. (:!!l-1')
FOR SALE--Tolllato, l',ab1Jage alld l'gg
piallts. ~Ir, C. C, Elltenlllunn, ~a1line
a\'l'lill<~. 'reh'pholll' ::'im,berth ]:!+l H.
(~!)'l' )
PIANO MOTHS an' uow llUs;}' ell'stroy-
iIlg hallllllers and felts. 'PhOIll' Xar-
bl'rth 12,j;j .J. to ha\'e dlllllage,l parts
I'('ul'wl'd or pre\'e'lth-es applie,l. lJill'i-
"ult l'l'p:!iring.ollr hohhy. Ge(). B. Al1()le,
P,ia IlO 'rllner. (::0-1')
CHILDREN'S elresS!'s haIlll lIIa,le alld
Sill 0,,],1'0], Phone CyIlwy,l 158 .J.
(:!fJ-p)
WANTED-A high seholll girl (or Hlore
ex I'l'ril'nl'ed worker) to assist wit h
llollsework for ~ hours, ;) :1 fteruOOllS a
wl'l'k. Apply after 'rill'sday at ]O(j
D\Il 11 ey a I'l'Il lie, (:!!l,l')
WANTED-A two-roolll, kitchenette
and bath :qmrtllll'nt ill ?\arherth. Ad·
drl'~s C. I';. \V" ]O(j DlI,lley a \'l'n 11 e,
Xarhl'rth, (:!!l-e)
FOR. SALE-Two porell rOI·kl'rH USI'<!
011 encloser] ]Jorl'h . .::\nrhl'rth l~IS.
FOR SALE-Two Pelligreed POHler:Ill'
ian pUjJpic". lIIalc mill felllule. Box
9~g.
SAVE LIVES
Success of the Season
to be Staged Next Week
JUNIORS' MUSICAL COMEDY REMARKABLE FOR ITS BEAUTY, MUSIC
AND DANCING.
"The Gal'lll'n of the tihah," the
three-ad llIusi(':11 eOlllclly to he gi\'eu by
the .Tunior Se,·tion, \\'ollleu's COllllllun-
ity Club, in the High Sehool Au,litor·
illlll, lIl',t Prillny :lIld Sa tunlay e\'ell-
ings, at P.];j 1'. M" promises to he one
of the Hlost nota hIe entertainlllents
?\arberth has witnessed this season,
With un all-"tar east of talente,l sing-
er", and a lovely chorus of sixteen
"Persian Hoses," the foundations have
he ell lai,l for a show which everyone
\I'il! enjoy. If it is IIlusic which pleases
you, thcn ('oIlle anll hear the haunting
lyries allll lilting love-songs of old Per·
sia; if it is ,lancing you enjoy, eOIlle
awl \\'on,ler at the graceful anll intri-
cate steps of the chorus; or if it is eom-
edy you like, eome anel he malle merr~'
hy the inimitable hUlllor of "SaIll 'I
.Johnson .Jackson," In short, if you
want to sec a good, all-rouml show, jnst
enter thl' A uelitoriuIll either Fri,lay or
Narberth Girl Community Club" Notes
Helps Endowment
WILSON COLLEGE IS STRIVING
FOR $500,000 FUND.
~LlIl'h invention in wa~'s an,1 mealls
ha~ de\'elope'l frolll thl' npcessity for
an "wlo'I'nlent funll at Wilson Colleg'l',
CIt:llllhershnrg, I'a. 1\[any nlli'jue llleth-
od~ of raising' in,li\'i,lual and class
quotas to Il':t I'll the fund have heen
adopted with a rang" fro III shoe shiniug
in t.he ']ol'Jnitories to selling hair nets.
A Xarherth girl, ~[ary Chalfout, who
is a tiophonlore at Wilsoll this y"ar,
('ho~(' an illhll'c:-:ting lllcthull of l'a.i~ing
h,'r part of the Sopholllore 'JllOta aud is
s('lling woo!,'n yarn to the sweater aud
:·wal't' knittt'l':"\, g-h"illg her eOlllIllis:-iion
to the fund. Miss ChalJlInt has adrl'.'d
tlll~ study of pipe lIrgan playing to 111'1'
"lillI'S(' at. \\'ilson alld has played, at
,III ",'nls nUllll,,'rs of stlldent l'I,,·itals.
111 th,' appeal now I",illg iliad",' 1'1Ir a
(~!),]» haIr-millilln ('llIlowlIlI'nt fnud b.\' thi,
('lIllpg", toward whi,.'h tIte "Iudl'nts are
IIlaking' a lurgL eoutrihlltioJl, then' i:-;
I
hrollght to light lIIu,'h int,'rpstillg his-
tory in "lInlll,('tiou with the half ('eutury
'rraiil'r.
(:!!I-lJ)
of usel'uhll'ss whieh Wilson College
hoasts.
\\'hl'u ",\uut Sally \Vilsou," pimll','r
TOlllH10
of Jo'ranl;lill Couut~' and daughter of a
(:!!)-!' )
thrifty farlller who hall lJl'ospl'red, ga\'e
:j;:lO,OOO to found Wilson College, she
had \'isions of making possihle to many
girls tIt" higher ellul'ation which slw
"h,~rself hall missell. :'\0 "Jinishing
""hool" of thl' type popnlar in that day
was the ideal of Aunt Sally, Wilson
Coll"ge, a l'reshyterian iustitution, \I'as
founded" to extend to young' lallies the
same high allvantages for :; thorough
e'lueation-physieal, moral a III I relig-
illus-as now alToI'lle,l to ~'oung lIlen in
the hest colleges in the land,"
From that worthy beginning, Wilson
College has forge'l its way, passing
through dillieult years financially, hut
ahl'll~'s maintaining the sallle high
irleals \1 Jth which it hpgan. \\'ilson has
a murked reeol'll in supplying teaehers
aIlll leaders, as it llliS gi \'en forty per
(·pnt. of its alulllnae to the teaehing pro-
fes~ion, many others to mission work
in foreign lun,ls, :\Il,l sent out thou-
sands of young WOII1CIl into hOlllCS as
Christill'j leaders in th"ir respedi\'e
"OIllI11 un i tics.
'ro,lay this eollege is facing a crisis.
1 'n,ler the plan of standal'llization
arloptc,l h~' the Assoeiation of Colleges
an,1 l'repa mt.ory School" of the Mill,lle
States ~l!1l1 Maryland, an enrlowlllent of
:j;;;OO,OOO is I'ssential in order that a col-
legl' Illa~' 1)(' listed as stan,lard. 'rhough
it fulfill" ('vpry other eOllllition speci,
(~n-c)
fiel], Wilson Oollege lacks the half-mil-
lion endowIIlent.
(~W'c) (Continued on Page 3.)
KILL FLIES and
PRICE THREE CENTS
:-;atl1l'r1av night-or hoth-and be one of
the fort·:ulatl' :lmlience of the" GardeD
of the Shah."
The east ine lueles:
Sohlah .,,' l\Iarian Haws
;l,ohllah , ,., Augusta \Vitherow
Xowoheh " " " " " ' " .Emllla Mueller
'1'",1 Ilarlli 1Ig' ., .... Plorentina Mueller
Billy Cnllllllings ,., Winifred Williums
Sam 'I Johllson .Jackson .... Uuth Haws
l'el'llllah ",.'.,' ;lIargaret Fowler
:-;olllecraha .,.,.' , ... EUa Dothard
An,l 'IX teen "Persian Hoses" in the
(·horus!
Be"id's this, after the show the floors
an' to l,,~ ,·Ieare,l and a live-piece orches-
tra will ofTel' the latest" jazz" strains.
:-;0 eOllsi,ler t.hese attractions aD,1 the
\'ery slllaU a,lmi"sion price-7;j eents-
and ask what conld keep y,JU away. \Ve
"knoll' the answer-it is "Nothing!' ' -
Sll WP ;'hall look for youl
The COJlllllunity Cluh will meet with
the COIllIty :F"deratioll on Thursday,
:thy ;}tlt, iu the L'I'l'sll~'t,'ri:1ll Church.
B""ausp of this nll'ding tltl'l''' will lH'
110 l'Pg'ular lllcetin:.r 11(1](1 011 TtHlsda~~.
Auy Cluh lIIl'ndll'1' I\'ishing to take
the autolJlolJile rill<' to \'alll'y Forge
ou .:tIay 10th. will hal"" an "p!,ortunit~,
to (lJlg-:q.!.·t~ lJ:l:-;sag(~ at t1l('
COll\'CtltiOIl
on Thllr:-:d:l.\·~ as thcrL' ar:' still Ylt.t::111-
(·JP~. Tht'l'l' will Ill' :t 1IIIl11ill:l1 ('harge
to ('0\'('1" ('xI'PJlSt):--.
.JUNIOR SECTION, WOMEN'S COM·
MUNITY CLUB.
Thl' 1,1S1 ulI'eting of the ;Junior Sec-
tion was held at. the h"lIle of :Mrs. Uob-
ert Xash, Grayling' '\\"'lIlie. on Thurs-
day e\"'lIing, April ~l. Th,'re were
ahout thirt.y IlIelllh,'l's pl'l'Sellt, aud after
a short husiness IUI'ding thl' Cluh iu-
dlllgl'd ill a gl'IH~l':t1 good tillle. ~Irs.
<L L. Bl'own, Chairlllau of ,'ntertain-
JI1Put for the C\·tlU1Jlg, :I1'l':Il1gl·t! an 01<1-
fashioued sp"lling he", with Miss Doro-
th~- BottOllis C'aptain of olle ~id" anll
~ll's. Hon"·,, ~Iool'l' of th,' oth,'r,
After quite a thrilling hattle, with
llleluhers of e:lI·h "ide falling like ten-
pins hefol'l' sU"h thrusts as "sarsapar-
ilia" and "xy]opholle," the \-il·tory
\I'as ,'Iailne(l hy lIIr". ~Ioore '" army. ge-
frl'shlll"!Ils were serv"d anll the Club
arljonrnecl, 'rhe next regular meeting
of Thursday, ~lay ;;, will he postponed
for allother two weeks, as the 5th is
the night of dress rehearsal for the
.fuuiol's' hig show.
The ~enior Cluh ha" invite,l the
.Jnniors 1" take advantage of its Library
privileges, For the eonvenience of the
.rnniors not at hOlJle during the day,
.:tIl'S. H. F. \Vood, whose home on Avon
Hoacl is t.he Lihrary's headquarters, has
l'onsented to lweI' the Lihrary "open
for husiness" to the .Tuniors on Fri·
cla~' l'\'l'nings, llt'twel'n 7 Illlcl 8 P. ~L
So .Tulliors, hee,l youI' good fortune and
gO sl'le"t some goo<1 reading mattcr
from th" eXl·ellent assortment in the
~l\lIiol's' Lillral'~·.
LEISURE HOURS.
As th,) "haraeler of the man depe11l1s
\'el'.\' mll,h on how he spends his ll'isure
hour" while a hoy aUll a young man,
pal'ents "~\(lll1d see to it that the lei"ure
hours of the hoys arc \\',,11 spent.
Teaeh your "hildl'l'n to re:1(1 the Book
of Xat~lre. Bneolll'age thelH to learn
the Ilaoll'S of plnnts, Howers aUIl the
,lfTl'I'l'nt kin,ls of tn'es which grow in
the forests or hy the roadside; also help
t.hem to observe insects, hirds, anima Is
aIlll their habits, lind, ahove all, teach
them alwap to treut them kindly.-Ex.
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HOWARD'S
FRANKLIN ON THE POStAGE
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place - aD1
1268 time.
Owned and Published every Saturday For ,,'\'l'lIt,\'·tltn'l' yl'ars the cOUlltry
The Brightest Spot in Narberth
~:;
II,. the Narberth Ci','ic Association. has houored Fl'allklin !'outiuually h~'
}ll'illtillg' hi:-i portrnit 011 thp postage
Subscription price olle ,lollar and fifty
cents pCI' year in a,h"ance,
,tauI" alld, llIOSt or th,· tillll' ou stalll]'s A Drug Store In the Most Modern Sense of the Term
of th,' IOIl'I',t \':>lUI' aud in l'''II~t:lllt
OFFICERS OF THE NARBERTH
CIVIC ASSOCIATION

Pre~i,h'nt. ,
Yiee·Presidcnt
March 31, 1921
George A. )Iahl
, ,.Toseph H. Nash
daily 11:-\(1.

Th" lil'st I".stag'" ,talu!'s is,u('11

!j", th,' 1'lIit,'d ~tat"s apI""ln'd 1Il 1~-!;.
'l~hl'J-~' \\"('rt" t\\"o \':t1up:-> ;') ('ent and III
""Ill, 'l'hl,;j ("'lit ~l:JlIlp ],01'(' th,! !'or-
4flJ
j
OWN YOUR HOME IN NARBERTH
On the "South Side"
Vicc·Pr,'sident, \tlg'tlstllS .T. Loos t mil of j"rauklill. \\'h~'? I','rhal" ],1'- ~ '(1)
Yice-l'J'l'sidellt,
'l'reastll"'r,
?III'S. C. 1'. Pow IeI'
~Ii~~ nlaizie .T. tlimp~on
"all'" hI' \Ill' Ih(' lir~t ('O,tlllllster GI'll- Near W-ynnewood Road
Seeretar,\' " , .. , .. Hohcrt J. Edgar
Diredors, to sep'e ulltil 1!l:l:~: Mrs.
,'r:d 01' thl' .\lllL·ril'all ('olouies lllldl'l"
GtllJr~(' IJ I.
The Brass Knocker One of Narberth's Most Popular Sections
We have for sale an unusually attractive home with practically a
Robert F. \rood, .T, Garlield Atherholt, \\'h"11 posta.~l' was ,II"'J'l',,,,,('d ill IS,'1 .double lot-about 90' x 128'. The living room nms the length of the
1. ,A. Miller, C. LawrelH'e \Varwick, RECOLLECTIONS, OBSERVATIONS
th,' Oll(""l'llt ,til III I' ho1'l' Frauldill,
AND CO~IMENTS BY AN house. there is a central hall, tiled bath room and all connections in fat;!
A. E. Wohlert, Philip A. Livingstoll. a second bath. A dandy sccond floor Still or sleeping porch with the ideal
port I':J it. E\·(·J'.," i~;-';ll(' :lllil design of
Directors, to Sel'Vl' tlntil 1!l:l2: .T. .T. OLD TIMER. southwestern exposure. Of course, there is hot water heat, electric light,
fJlH'*t'I'llt :-;lallll' eOlltaiJit'd hi~ portrait
Cahrey, \Valter .\. Fox, H. H. Hillegas, hardwood floors. back stairway, etc.• and by the way, there is unusual
C. H. A. Chaill, W. H. D. Hall, Harry ul' till 1!11:!, "h"11 the l'0rtl'lIit 01' A fl'i"IIII of OIlI'R dl'ol'!H',1 in the closet space, Price, $16,000.
A. Jacobs. Fl':llll.;:lill W:lS n'1I10\"f'd 1'1'0111 the nUI'- ot!I,'r !'\"'lIillg- "lid t:dkl'd "\I'a~' t\\'" Send this advertiscment to some friend of yours you would like to
----------,,----- -_ .. , "I'llt ,taillp "ud pla\'l.'d upou thl' S, !I. I'''HI'S of \'aillald,' tillil'. It St'(,lIIl',1 that
have locate in Narbcrth.
PHILIP A. lA\'J.\'G~TOX, IU. 11, j" 1:{. 1.j, :?O, :;0, iiO'\'l'ul 1111<1 hl\ ,,'a:- I'Ullf{ lllfdatillt1 an l'ldi~1nl(lllt
ROBERT J. N'ASH
l

Editor.
--------- " - - - - '-, --
MAIZIE J. SIMPSON,
Oashier.
Bend all advertising and news items to
p, O. Box 966.
Our Town is on sale at the depot
newsstRnd, nud at the store of H. g,
Davis.
Entered as second-elaBs mattilr
October 15, 1914, at the Post Office r.l
Narberth, Pennsy!\'anin. under the net
flf March, 1879,
OUR TOWN will gladly print
any news it<:lID 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.
:;;1, ,dill ill UJ],~ 1111 tht' *~ alld ~;"j. ill 1hl' WI\",\". If h,' dOl'S. his taJ<ollts
.. --'-- '11"1' 1I':1S1t'11, h(' IIl1ght to ('ulist in th,' ::EI.ea.11ic>r
REPORT OF FIRE LOSSES. \'i"to]' Talking::\I",'hillL' Co. At Narberth Station Narberth 1710
HIIITi,;j'llrg-, I'a., ,\pl"il :?, 1!i21.-'l'he City Office: 1001 CHESTNUT STREET
l~ll1'l'lIll 01' Firl' I'l"0t,'dioll has jllst ('olll- It is lI"t th" ]>1I1il'~' of any 1':'1)('1'
pl"t,'d a Ii\"l'-yelll"s au,dy,is of lire losses to ,li~f1('n,,'
fl"l'l' a,h",'rtising-. hut 1hi~
III ~I(lllt:~"Il)I1I'I'Y County. (IJll\ 1:-; too gOllll to kei'p. Georgt' )'1(,·
hhl'u ill I'l'r el'ut. of 1111 fircs are ~rall11~ . . ~o tlu' ~t()r.,~ f.!.'(Jl':-' , who (lr:l\\~
~Ill'\\-Jl tll lIt' dlH' to lll"glet't 01' ean'll's:--- tht' "F~riJl~illg lip Fathl1r" t':Ll'tOOJlS in
Ul''''''', t hl' I'l"i,'l' I'll i<l is I Il'~'UIll! all tIll' "Jhlllt'till," "":IS (lJl('l' t.'Jl;.!.:q,,~'('(l to
rl'a~(jll. a ~Ytqllll!.· lady ",hose p:ll't'llts \\"1'1'1' llot
\\'it It tl", "'Hlp,'ratioll of the \'lIrious in 1'"""" "j' thl' matdl, '\""onliug-1,"
Fin' Chid. thl' Bllreall or Fire I'rotL'''- it ,,-as. llI"okt'lI (lil' :lilt! Ut'orgp. ill l'l'·
titlll, h.y iJl('l'I'a:--:l'd lllllllhl'r ot' ill:-illt'C- \"('Ilge ~t:ll'tl'jl to dr:t\\" t'ari('atul'es ot' Order your Winter Coal now and get APRIL
ti'JlI:- alll! 1'I'Jlltl\'nl of hazal'lls, hOpl'S to tll(' f:11lie]' "lid IlIllthl"I', '1'hl' "h"ral'ter
r"dUl'e t hI' los,e~ III I!I:? 1 au aPl're\'ia· ,,1' th" h,'"rll,'"" ""lIpit' I~ sai,l to he
PRICES.
1.1,' "" L'lll. ,'.x:\(,tl~' liS d]'''\\"11 :llId lh" girl to Iw
\\"ith thl' idl'a or 1"",lL'l'1ioll iu \'il'''', "\'t'ry I,it as l'rt'lt,\'. We can make immediate deliveries and give
1111 (·iti/.,'u, ,h"llid illllllcdilltl'ly c"- you as good COAL and COKE as you can get
"1"'I:ll" \\ ith till' Fin' ('hief hy !'l'II'''\'- :--;Olll"/llIC' ha:-- J'l l iJ1H';-;tt'd t hat poet 1',\'
iug' l'lIhhi:..;)) and t1t.'hl'is frotll pl'l'lIli:-;cs, 1,,' ill(']"d,'d in 1h .. ""llIlIln, "pry '\"l'11. anywhere on earth.
l"l'II'"\''' lIuy hazllrdous "Ollliitillu allli 111'1'1' g' ~){''-': :
\'l"'!' !,ro] '" rt it" i u II' lll'a I' II firl'!,l'O"l' ;\:lrlq,rth j:-o 1111' g:trIl1'JI :"'\Jllll.
('{Illtlit itlfl~ :1:-- I,()~~i Ille. III SlIlIlllll'l', (,old; ill ,,"'intt'}', hot. CHUTE, CASH PRICES
Fire Losses.

SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1921

Year.
l~ll;) ... "
4\IIIJltgtlllll'I',\'

.. ,~:;;)I,iiilO
('\I\llIty. ~t:tte.

B11,7!t;:.n:.!:~
\\'(' :11'C' i11t'1:1'1llt'd tliat ~·('ar:-i :q..!,'O \\"llt'll

:\"I'I"'I'lh "'IS ""II,'d EIIII, a J'l',t! "stal<'

Pea CO(;l1 .. $10.50 per ton
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EMEHGENCY PHONE CALLS
1!1]t;""",. ,1:?::,111111 H,-I::I,I:::! prOllltltl't' attt'lllptl"'d
""ill' ,,1' 1,,1 ~ 1111 1h,' ~"lIt It c;ilJ<o. Till'
1(1 "Jill/Ill)" thl'
Nut Coal .. 13.50 " "
1!117 (i')I,-tlll) 17,;~I;::,lj();)
Fire, 350
Police, 1250
WIs ,., .. lill!IJIIiI
l!ll !I .. , .. , .' ,1~!I,.-,11I1
I,',!I~::.~ Ii
]ti,,'i;,-!,li::-l
thillg- J'dl flat alld 1'''1' S"II11' tilll" aftl'I"
\\":!!'d that Jo(,:l1ity \\":l~ ].\llu,,"11 :1:-- • ~ :--:li!J- Stove Coal.. 13.50 " "
pl'l'.," l"::hll,"

PALACE THEATRE, ARDMORE, PA. Egg Coal .. 13.00 " "

Editorial I'wgr:llli \\'",'k of )Iouda~', ::\Iay :!:
,\I)(Illl th,' ,allle til"C tht' :'\orth :-;i,!1'
"':h flHt\ \":l~t lila}':";}\, lIlIt' of (Ill" frit'll(l:-; Buckwheat Coal 8.25 " "
• 'THE GARDEN OF 'I'HE SHAH" ::\!ollday. )Iay :!-])oroth~' Gish in ll:l\"illg: illt'Ol"llll't1 thnt a fa\'urite
\I:'"

., ,\ t ta Boy', Last Ha,"';" )11I"k I"t'll- p:lstilll" \I hilt' stall,lillg' Oil till' station Coke.. .. 8.75 " "
,\IIoll11'1' l'x""II"ut l'lIt"l't:lillllll'lIt ,,,ill Jlt't CUJlll'd.\'. ".:\ :--\UIlllll('r ':-; l)a~~." plal:"ol'ul "aiting for thl' train, \\'as to
1,,' of!"'I'"d II' iu thl' IIlIl~i,':d ",,",,'d.'" to Tu,'sda~', )Ia~'
:\-)) r. :lllll ::\ll's. Cart!'r tJIl"U\\' stOIlC'S at tlll' fl'tlg:--.. Thi:-i <-':trltt'II
he p!'l',,'uI"d t" n" h~' the ,llIlIi,,1' CO!JI'
1I\111:il," ('III!> ou H"xt Pl'id:l~' :llId ~at­
urd:I.\· lIig·h1:-:.
Jk' l-Ia\"en ill ., Twin Beds;" CrJllledy,
'f (loi ng rl'h rong-h the By'e."
dll~' aud Thur""lay, ~Ia~' -!·;'-Douglas
]-'airlmnl" in "The l\lark of Zoro" (:l
cl1ucs- "r
thl' tille of "I'onds Extrat't" for 1hat

rphr' rt'~idellts of :-,p\"l'ral :-:tn?C't:-o ill

Tllis lI'iIl III:lk,' tIll' third lil',j-"la,s
IH'oduet iOIl in a~ 111:111.\" \\"(,'l'k:-:. Quit l'
n l't't'ord for a tl)\\,11 till' sizp of :\ a 1'-
1)(,l't h.
'1'1:" ,~il'ls or thl' .Jlluiol' COlI\ll1Ullit,\'
Chill 'I!'l' :ldi"" :lIHI l'nlhusiasti". :11\(1
\\"e :III I"ok f"rll':ll'd to all "\'l'Uill).! or
c. P. COOK
,hll''.S ":lI'h Ilig-ht, li,:\II, S,III, !I,::II I', ::\f.) th(' tOWII S('t'11I to thin\, that tlil' lIIi,l,lll' Coal Builders' Supplies Coke
Frida~', :\[a~' li-Tht' Allll'rieall B"auty, of thl' :<i,!L'\\'alk i~ th" proper pla,·1' to
Kath"rill" )( al'1)ollal<l, in ,. Cllrtain: " stOl'(' tltt' I'hildren'~ pla~'thillg's ,)\','1' NARBERTH 375
Con)('d~". ~:lt.ul'llay, lIight. S('\,('rlll tilll('S ill the !:lst lllonth
I
"rroug-h Luelc"
)[ay 7, Eugene 0 'Brien, in "Broadway
:llHl 1[0111(';" Cunll'll~", "The .T()(·l,py."
\\~hill' hll"l'r~'iJlg- to g'l't ]Hlllll' h('t'ore
nine 0 "'lock, \\"e ha\"(' nL'arly sma~hpII
I...--------------------.----~.--------~-------,.----------- __1 I

li\"el.'" "lit l'l't aiUIll('lIt aud ]'('al blt'ul. Childl'ell under t\\"t'l\'(, ~','ar, of age Ihl' p:Ht'IIIl'nt a, a l'l'sult of falling
\\"ill hl' a,!Illifte,1 to the :tftl'l'IIOOII Illati- 0\"('1' l'Xpl"I'SS \\"ag:olls, \"('loeipl'tles, l'oa:-;.t-

To th,' Editor of 0111' To\\'u:

'Il'''''' 1'01' 11 t't'Tlt:-o, ,'rs, et.-" 1,'J't out to t'lljoy tht' l'\'l'nillg'

\\'hat has hapl"'IIl'd to t he old spi I'it

',,'hidl lls"d to he ~o 1I0ti,','a!>le ill th,'
HOT STUFF.
ail'. IV(' gi\'1' !loti,·!' 1I(1\\' that ,,'e \\"ill
lIot hI' 1i"ld respolIsihll' for allY <lamag-l' Wl1r 1JIIl1'ftnn Wi111' nub IDruBl QInntpuul1
High :-;('hool?
to thl' l'a\'!'lllt'lI1. of i\rllworr. l1a.
:-;Olllt' of thl' "01'11 liquor hl'illg- Illadt'
\\'hell 0I1l' looks h'll'k a year or so to If tlH'rp arC' auy l'pad(\r:o:; eonsitlcring-
,10\\"11 South no\\"a,la~'s has a ]lott'II"~'
the l'uthusiaslll for athkties alld the th" pur,,!tas(' of th,' ai)()\"("llll'lItioll('11 Statement of Condition as of March 31, 1921.
all its 0\\"11. The~' tt'll this story iu ii-
I'l'al sl'!lOol spirit of that timl', it is artiell'~, we ('ou],l supply th,'m ,,-ith
lustra tiou: RESOURCES LIABILITIES
Iwr I to h"lil'\"(' it IS the sallie sl·hoo!. Sl'('OII(! hllllll nll"s at a \'('I'y rl'a'''!lahll'
fn the ::'\orth Carolina lIIolllltaills two
:LIlli HJ:lUY of the sallll' StU,h'lIt,. Loans a nd III vest· pi ta 1 St,)(' k
(''I $,jOO.OOO.OO
darki!'s o]ll'llt'd a ;iug alHI ill ,loillg so prj,·", Thl' dt'li\'l'ry i~ I'lIthl'l' !l1l"PI'-
1~1l 't it ahout tillll' SOl11l'OlH' II!, thl'!'l' III en ts $2 ,!lti4,:l1 0.88 Surplus 'lIltl rlllli-
spil]P,1 'I lifth'. Ollt' drop fl'11 1111 II t aill. hO\\"l'\'er,
ou the hill stal'!L'd SOllll'thiug 1 (':lU't MOI't.gag-L's an<l .ludg· \'ide,l l'rofit~ .,... -!:W,140.45
tUlllh1l' hug-, ",hll illllllt'diatt'l~' droppl'd
we ha\"l' a little of thL' old spirit 01' Illents , .. ,. 877,8;j;;,30
his hall.. "Ii"kt',l his heds together. The lIe\\' hus lillt' has pretty !leal'l." Hil],.; Pa~'ahll' a1ll1 TIe-
I'ri,'IHlship alld good filII \\"hieh \lsl'd to Pllt us 'ill thl' hospital. :\ot that a 11,\'
thrl'\\" ha"k hi, shoul,lt'rs and, ha"kiug Heal Estate ,... ~O~,;;40.44 .lis'·O\lllts '. 488,872.83
hL' so 1I0tie,'a~)h', eS!lP"jally to thOSl' a",'idl'Jlt OC('UI'I'(,'!. hilt we ha\"e tal:('n
lip to a hak of ('ottoll tht' t\\"o 11l'gr[J('s D"1l1a1ll1 Dl'-
li,'jug Hear the Hehool. FUl'niture awl Fix-
ha,l h",'ll !'arr,l'iug. suortl'd: a,lI"alltag-" of the opportllllit~· to JIll';S )11 :~it", $:!.Ol; 1 ,if)~.~~
COIIll' OH, studellts. Get husy! tures .. ,......... 8,400.00
"All rig'ht, hig' h()~:. TA't's go!" tht' lnst train too oftell for it to lla\"t' TillIe De-
-.\:'\ ,\I.JI'::\~:'\l'~, 'lIIythLng' hut a hatl eO'eet 011 our health. C,lsh on Hand aUfl in l'0~it:-; S:~2,7:L).(lS
-American Legion Weekly.
Old Timer. Banks ,... ~(j{j,;;3;;,OG
REFORESTING PROGRESSES U('\'t'l' pa~~s in the long
l'l'f1o]H'dul':"'S
, 'OLEAN UP WEEK' ,
ruu. Look at tht' "orkscrt'\\"-ollt of n $4,319,541.68 I $4,319,5H.68
ILII'rishurg, I'a., April :!;'.-'I'h,' .ioh.
1'l'lllls.\"I\"allia ])L'I"ll't IIleut or ]o'Ol'l'st I'y TKUST DEPARTMENT
11 has 11"'l'lI <leei,le,1 tlint. the fil'Rt.
L'xpects to gro\\" ahout 1;;,000,000 tn'L'S Total Tr.lI[ Funds $314.285.21
we"k of )Ia~' shall Ill' OLBAX UP
.for rl'fon'stiug 10,000 '"'!'l'S of \\"1IStl'
WEj';J..;: for th" Borough of ::'\aI'11t'rth.
land ill this State from the sl'ed it is l\lotht'r-"\\'hnt kilul of II sholl' <li,l Let'~ get rid of all that ruhhish that
plaHtiug ill its forest tn'l' 1I11l'serie~ thi, papa tak\' ~'Oll to Sl'L' while ~'011 werc ill has h"l'n colll'cting ill our ('ellars, yards
spriug, All of thl' sel',l~ \\'iIl hl' SO\\"l'd tlIp (·it~·}" alll! \'amnt. lot for thL' pnst year. 'rite
h,\' ::\ra~' I. Bohh,\'-" It WIIS a ,landy show, Borouglt foree will rollect anything
'I'lte IkpartuIl'ut ha", ,'olll'I'1L',I 700 IIl1l!III1J:l, with 1:t,]iL's dressed in stoel,iugs that you put. out 011 thl' samc days that
]Jolluds of \\'hite pilH'. h"llIl()('k, alld deal' lip to thl'il' Ilt'"ks." the aslll's \\"pre co\leete'l. "OB I ALICE I
hlaek lo"ust ",,'ell, alill ~(if) hushels of I'm so sorry you didn't tell me before!
Geo. B. Suplee,
hllll·k waluuts. aeorlls. aull ash alld POIllP,)ll", L'III~'-' 'l\fu",t I Pllt thi~ Our dinner last night was made a
Street Commissioner. success by BETT)' '5.
maple seeds. Six hUlldn'd III III sixty st:t 1111' ')a 1Il~'self 'I"
POlll11ls ()f piliI', Sprlll'L', aHd larch sec,] 1'ost Ollirt' Clerk-"Well, yon run if "'or]ter--" Mr, Bigmull, I shon1<l like
Such Home Made Bread. that one
han' h"1'1I purehasl'd h~' thl' DI']Jart- ~'ou likl', hilt. it is 1I~l1al to ]Jilt it. on the ypry Illueh to have an increase in my
slice makes one want another.
lI\elll. Il'ttt'r. " \\"ages, 'f. was married yestcrday."
The wonderful Ice Cream and French
EIllI~lo~'er-" I 'm sorry, my goo<l
Pastry. Opposite the Station
Smith-" \Vho are you workiHg for A fat mall hu~ anot.her advllnt.age man; ,,'c can't do it. The company is
I just left a standing order to supply
now?" us with all their dainties-for Jim will We are here to make )'0. lor~el
o\'er his thin hrl'thren-he knows cx- not re~pol1sible for Ilceidcnts which
.rones-" Samc people-wifc and fi vo I IIdl~' whL're his cigar ashes arc going ha]1Jlel1 to anI' employes outside the fac-
eat no other." all )'our baklD~ worrl..
children. " to land. tory. "

News of tl1e aJl1urrl1es
THE OLD MERION FRIENDS'
MEETING HOUSE,
,Montgomery Pike, Xurberth, was estab·
lished 1682. Here William Ponn wor·
shiped, as \I'ell as many other noted
Friends. One of the historical spots of
America is open for worship every
First.day (::lunday) morning at 11
o 'clock. First-day School begins at 10
A. nL Yisitors cordially invited.
'rhe First-day School is held every
First-day morning at ten a 'clock. There
is a class for adults as well as for
children, and we arc very glad to have
anyone who is interested in knowing
more about our Society of Friends and
the Friendly illeas visit with us.
ST. MARGARET'S R. c.
Rev. R. F. Cowley. Rector.
Early Mass on Sundays at
Late Mass, 10 A. M.
Masses on holy days, 6.30 and 8.30
A. 1If. "'eekdays at S. Evening devo·
tions and other services at regular
times.
ALL SAINTS' CHURCH.
WYNNEWOOD, PA.
Rev. Gibson Bell. Rector.
Rev. Malbone H. Birckhead. Associate.
5.1.; .\.:\1. I111ly ('llllll\lunillll.
!I.~;; A. :\[. ('h II n·h ~rhllll1.
11.1'0 ,\.:\f. :\[llrllill~ "ray,-r alld JIlll.\·
COlll1l11111itli1.
Mnsical Service
I-'hlll'1c'r Kyril' ,." .. ,. Willh'r
Glllria Tihi ,., , <3al'J'c't 1
Oll'l'rtll]'illlll." I'rai",' IIi" A"flll :":111\('"
F't'olH ~l,jdll":-: i . I Ja:--t .Jurlg'lllt'llt.·'
,nth illC'i<l"lItnl ,,110:' hy ~Ir:', 'l', :\. Butlcr
:lncl :\11'. H. ~. ~h·llt)l'.
S:Il\('11i~ ~tallfo1'tl ill P
CllllIl\lUuion lIY1I11I
G1111'la in Ex""ls;:'
Narberth Register
Two Lines, IOc per i.sue; Sc for each additional line
:\CCOUNTANTS
GoUMhal1. II. Ii. Public Ac,'oUlltUllt. 303
COD war Avellue. :-;lIrLJertIJ. I'a. ,
lItelm, H. C. Certified Public Acoountant,
ZO! Dudley av•. Phone. Narbertb BOO-W.
AUTO~IOUU_ES.
Ilnrri",. l~t'Hn~' & ('Iurl"
')1
~a'
"".
GaraKe--Rppalrlng Etc, Pbone. 160b.
11)(".
Lnllt'l\:.;(t'l' ..\\"l'....\nlll1ol'l'.
Sce uisplar 1I,lvl'rtisl'Ull'lIt ill this Issuc.
Sarlwrth (iUfllJ.:t". Phone NnrLJertb 1633.
• ~l''' dbqda.r al.l\'l'rtlselUcut in tlllR lsHuP.
W!I.f Edwin. Hepairing, etc. Pboue. 1i211- W
See'dlspluy u,h'ertiselllellt in tbis issue.
AUTO~IOBILE SEIn"ICE.
Donahue Patrick I'. Phone 163:~.
See dls'plu)' advl'rtiseUlent in thl~)ssue.
Sable Censure. Pbone. Narberth ,h'~.
See displa~' u<1vcrtisellll'nt In tillS Issuc.
n.\IU,;ln:.
Ih.lt" 1"\\'1"'1 ~hol" Oppositl' station.
Sl'~' ,Il"plar lI,l\'prtisl'lIll'nt ln this i:,sul',
BANKS
Merion 'I'ltle & Trust Co. phone. Narb'th 3\J8
See dlspla)- advertisement In tblll leeue,
nUILDERS
Shand, Alex. C.. Jr. Pbone. No. 1710.
Narberth Station.
Smedle,'. Wm. 1>. & H. T. Phone. 600.
,;: .. ~ 'P Q 1J 1u \ ~dvl>rlll'lpn)pnt In
.'\th~rh()H. S. (i. PhoHI', XUl'ht'l'tI! 1~:14,
~Pt' (1t:->play lllI\'pl'ti:->l'IIlt'ut in tlll:'; H.;:-l\I t',
CANDY. ETC.
navl•• II. E. Phone. 1264-W.
See display advertloement In thla loOue,
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
oIeoklns. Chaa. L-
103 Dudley ave. Phone. Hi~4.
CO:->THACTOHS.
fJaun(.~ Frntuntuni & SonH. :!::n IInIl1I)(l~H Ave
Sl'e display a,ln'rtlst'ment in this Issue.
DEN'rISTS
Orr, Dr. A. L.101 Elmwood aVo Phone, snow.
Phil... Phone. Filbert 4262. Keith BldC.
"'chembs, Dr. John. Phone Narberth 316· W.
Cor. Grayling and Windsor aves.
Office Hours until 9 P. M. dally.
DRUGGISTS
t1oward'a. Phone, 1267.
See display advertisement In thla lasue.
ELEOTRUJIANS
C .... e. lV. G. Phone.3!J5-W.
See display advertisement In this Issue.
Pugb. Veri 226 Iona ave.
Nar. Phone. 660-W. Ard. Phone, IU·J.
GE:-> t;U ,\1- CO:->THACTI:O;c;,
Gullion. Ton,'. 30U ,Yoodoinc A,l'.
See dlsplll~' lIdn'rtlsl'llIent In this Issue.
I:->sunANCE.
Bowman. Samuel P. (Life.)
116 Elmwood ave. Phone, 66B-W.
Trotter Bros. (Fire. etc.)
209 Woodalde ave. Phone. 12n-R.
Wimer, lVm. Wood. 100 Forest Avenue.
Phone. 326 R.
Comllbell. 1-'rank D. Automohlle, Fire, etc.
4 Stuart Ave. Pholle, 3nr;-u.
LAWYERS
IlIIr,,:>,. oIohn 211 Essex ave. Phone. U46-R.
Pblla. addreaa. 1_lncoln BIde.
Rtltes. Fletcher W. 4U Haverford ava.
Phone, 872-W Phlla. addreaa. CroEer Bld£
LIGHTING FIXTURES
McDonald .John. Narberth phone. 1288,
1638 Chest. at.. Philo. Phona, Bpruce IUK
~IEATS, ETC.
(Jotter, Boward F. Phone, 12U.
Bee dlaplay advertlaement In tbl. laaull.
BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE
EVANGEL
Rev. Avery S. Demmy, Pastor.
n.:id ~\. ~r. Praycr Sf'rviee.
!I.~;'> A. ~f. :-\uullay I-'ehool.
] 1.011 A. ~I.-('olllllluaiou S"l'\·i,·".
Sl'1'1II0U hy th,' pa:'tor 1111 "C'ollllllllnioll
\rith Christ." '!','xt. :\Ia,rk 1~. ]~-:!.').
1.1111 I'. ~f.-Ylluug Pl'o"ll":' :\[l'l'tillg'.
Topit', "Th~r l~il!gd(1!1l C1I11I1l'-IJI 7\lr
C(llllltl'~·'" :\latt. ti:I-1ii. L,'adl'r, Ed-
will C()g~('~h:111.
1..1.; I'. :\1.-En'lIillg \i"ol':,itip. _\lIui-
\'l'I'"ar,\' sl'n'i,·,'s III' thl' :'\l'l\- \\'orld
:\[0 \'l'IIIl'1I t of :'\orthl'rll Bapti:,ts. :.\Irs.
Chn l'iPs HI'IJ1lillgl'r, of Gl'l'lIt:1ntO\l'lI, will
:'1,,'a1e
s.(ln 1'. :\L-\\'l'dlll':"lay "I'l'lIing ::\[icl-
\I'('l'I, :'l'I'\'i,'l' of t hI' l'hul'l'h.
,""tr:l1q.!t'TS and \'i:-;it ()r~ art~ weleollll: to
CHURCH.
t l'('~( ~('r\-i('('~.
7 A. M. 'PRE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. John Van Ness, Minister
::\[I'"tillgs for lI!'xt 1-'1Inda~':-
fI.~;"j .\.:\1. SlIuciay I-'eholll, A \I'e/,
l'OIl\(' 1'01' all.
11.1111 .\.::\1. ~[IIrllillg Wllrship. :-'u1>-
jCt't of ~t'rll\()Jl, "Till' IUt'aruatt'
Chri:'l of tocla,\'.'·
li.~.; I~, ~1. .IUllilll' Chl'istiall ":11-
dt':t ,'ur,
1.(111 I'. :\1. ;';"lIilll' ('hl'isl iall 1':lId,'a "01'.
I.~;; P. :\1. E\"l'nilT;l" \rnr:-ihil" ~l'r1l1(J1I
tIl ('IIIl'. ":"lI! I·'aithl,',,:,. lnJ1 Ik,
lip\ illg-."
Church Notes
:'\ ,'xt \r,'dll,'sda~'. 1Ill1l1thl~' lill-,la~'
lIl(ll't illg' III' 1 hI' "'Ollll'lI of the church.
"r'OIl;I'll ':-, '\lIxilial'~' at 111.1111 A. :\1.
1'111111\1'".1 hy 1IIIII'JIl'III1. \\'ollll'n':, :\1 is-
SiOJl:lry :'.(ll'it'ly 1I11'l'ling at :! P. :\1., ttl
hI' a,[dl'l'sst'd ]'.1' 11"1'. C. lI. Yl'rkp:" rc'-
t ul'lI,'d ~I is:'illllar~' 1'1'0111 Yih:,it'lI, Chilla.
:\11'. r "1'1, 1',' \I ill l'xh i hi t :'Ollll' i nt"l'est-
illg' Chilll':-';l' t'll 1'1 0:-'. ..:\11 WOllll1ll of 11\t'
(·oll.!.!l't\g'at ion ill\-itl'll.
:'\ ,'x t \\. t'd Ill'sd a~' "\'C' 11111 g, 1'l'a.'·,' I'
I and pl'ai:-'ll Jlll't·ting.
:'\,'xt Thul'sda.\·, a 1I11J1IIH'r of OUI'
\I'OI:l\'1I will atl"l1,l thl' 1'l'eshytpl'iall
0111 ('hnllt ~Iis:-\ioll:ll'Y HI(,(·tiIlP: ill ;\orrbtowll.
.'IUSIC
Jackson, Anne. Violin Inslruction.
Telepbone• .":ll'oert1l 316-,1,
LOOH, ,1"111111)' n. Iliallo tl"lll'llt>r,
Studio, Arca,ll' Bldg. Pbone. 316-J.
NOTAItY PUBLIC.
Jell'erle., d. II. 111 Narberth ave.
1'a. Phone, 666-M.
Similson, Harry A. 232 Essex Ave.
Phone. Narberth 636.
T".on. Warren n. ~OO Woodbine Ave.
Phone, NlIrbl'rth 1~02- W.
OP'I'ICIAl'iS
F~nton, Carl F. 506 JoJssex ave, Phone.
I'hlIu. addrcss. 1U31 Chestnut st. Spruce 77~J7
I.Plltmayer. In,,el.h. 221l S. 15th st.. Phil&.
PAIXTIXG.
~e\\'bnrg, "'m., & Cn. :!1:! 'Voodblne Ave.
Phone, Narberth 1758- W.
See dlsplfi)' advertisement In tbls issue.
"'alzer, Fred.
117 Wlnaor ave. Phoue. 1247-J.
PAPElt HANGING.
Un,'d. Horace S. 313 Meetiug House Lane.
I'llonc 3an.
PHOTO PLAYS
"ArcRdIB." 16th and Cheatnut at•., PbUa
'ht,. t,.IIt118
See dl.play advertlaement In thla laaue.
I'IAXO 'I'Ul'iIl'iC; A:->II HEPAIRS.
,\IH'lc, Ge"r!:,e B. Phone, Narberth 1:!5a-J.
PLU:lIBING. ETC.
Cook Bros. Phone 302-J.
See display advertisement In tbis issue.
Wall, H. B. Phone, Nurbertb 1602-J.
See dl.Dlay advertisement In thl. laaua
REAL ESTATE
Cold ...ell, J. A. Pbone. 1687
See dl.play advertlaement In thla luua
Frlt..,h. 11. C. Pbone. 262-W.
See d1.play advertl.ement In thl. laaue.
Hall, Albert.. Spruce 74!J1.
Lund Title Building, Phlluuelphill, Pa.
Nasb. Boben .J. Pbone, 606.
Money tor Firat and Second Mortcalrea,
Slmp.on, James C, 232 E •• ex ave.
Phone, 636, or 1420 Cbe.tnut at.
HOOFING. ETC.
Gl&ra-lIlcGlnley Co. Pbone, 1268-W.
See display advertlaement In thla laaue.
HlIJer, .Johu A. 243 lana ave. PhoDa, 6U-J
Shop, 246 Havertord ave. Phone. 12U.J
SHOEMAKERS
Good Wear Shoe Repair Shnp.
Constantine. B. G. 252 Haverfol'd ave.
Phone, Narbertb 1706- W.
Narberth Shoe Store. :!O!J Huverford ave.
See dIsplay advertisement In tbls IUlle.
The above department should be of tb.
Irre ateat U.e to the community, tbe lIat con·
talnll the Dame of every profeaelonal maD
trade8rnan. mechanic, shopkeeper. etc., wb.
doell or can In any way aerve hili tellow.
townaman. and who la pr0lrreulva eDouCIl
to add name to lIat of Reclater.
All It la dlmcult for tholle contrlbutlD,
tbelr time and ell'ort. to tb.. produotlon of
"Our Town" to per.onally either know or
IntervIew all aucli. It would be moat belp.
ful If thoa.. not now found In tbe prlnttHI
list would aeDd In a memo of tbalr nam..,
addre.., phone Duroben aDd buslna_ or
protaaaloDII for llatlnlr. Tbls will ooat aa fol·
Iowa: 10 cenu aaoh 1Nua for I lin••; I oeDU
tor aaoll additionAl lIna.
NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN B
A ~s5'ur~.E!A
On Sunday, :MllY 8tlt, ~fother's Day
will he celehrate.l hy appropriatc HPr-
Narberth Girl Helps Endowment
man in th,' 1II0rning UII'1. ~1lL'l'ial IlIllsi('al (Contillued fl'om I'a~c 1) FIDesl Pholoplay The-
alre 01111I Size In Ihe
s{'rd"t, h.\' the ChnreIt Quartette in tIte Entire World.
(l\"(lnillp:. Xot. to be ineluded ill thc list of Pb.toplay..-Conllnuou8 10 A. M. 10 I1.S'
stancla 1',1 eolll'gl's would be a ,lisaHter to P.M.
thiH Pl'l'shyterian ~ehool, as its mallY FOhUs.,Pa.
NARBERTH METHODIST EPISCO-
ahlnllla,' \\'ho are 1I0\\' teaching woulll
PAL CHURCH.
hold dl'IP'eps whi('h lI'oul,l 1I0t. qualify
Rev. Arthur S. Walls, A. M., B. D., PROGR.AM
thl'1I1 for tea,·hl'r's rertificates or ad-
Pastor. IIlit the'" to univcr:,itil'~ for ad\'aneed
:-\ullda~', Ma~' ]:
WEEK OF MAY 2d
~tud~-.
f).,L' .\. ?lL-Sunday School. All
Aln'a 1y lo~-al ahlJl\nln, han' pledged
grtllle~.
] 1 A. l\r.-~forllillg "Tor:,hip. Hcccp-
tioll of IlIelnl>l'I's.
[.onl's NUJlpt'r.
~acratllent of the
$l;JO,O(lO, an,l the Xe\\' Era l\[oveml'nt
of thl' l'l'e:,byterian Churc,h has pronl-
iSl'd $lO'I,(I()(I, thl' gift rontingl'nt upon
"The nome Stretch"
t ht· ,'olll'g'(' I':ll:-olllg $-!1l0,llllO. Th is
liA:i P. l\L-Ep\\'orth Leagup.
h'a\"e~ :t'~;)f),IlO() to h(' rai~t'(1. Hiu('C' IIIAIN PRODUCTION STARTS All NBA.
IA:i P. l\f.-Eveninh' \\'or~Itip. Go,- AS POSSIBLE TO 10.00 A. ~I .. 12,00. 1.00,
\\'ilson L'oll,'ge ha:, always hl'f'n in erose
Jll'1 Nong Nerviee. Sel'mon hy the paH- B.JIl. 11.411, 'Mil. 9.80 P. II.
sympa t"7 with thl' l'resb~·tt·l'ian Church
t.or. Theme: "'l'he Unreali?pd Ambi·
:lIi,1 is the only Pl'eHbytcrian eollege for
tions of Life." Sometime ago a young
lady ('a lIIe to the paHtor an,] Haid, "I
\I'allted tfl be a mis:,ionary, hut Illy \\'ay
women ,in tht, East, th,' jll'l':'l'nt aJlJleal
i:, direl't.'d fil':,t of all to l're:,h~·tl'rians.
).Inll.\" hU1Hll'l'.Is of :\,ollJlg \\"tllllt'll h:\\·('
NARBERTH GARAGE
was hlockel]. Why diclll't Go,l let
hcpll trailled for tire work of this
Raymond Weiss, Proprietor
1IIl' ?" The sermon wi 1l he an anHwer
to that and man~' ~ueh questions. All
"hurch b~' \\'i1:'ou Coll"gp, both for thl'
hOIlI(' and fOl'ei;.!;n fit'l(1:--.
GASOLINE, OIL, SUPPLIES
folk :,illlil:trly di:,appointc-d arc spl'cial-
1,1' in vi tecl. 'l'h0 enusc of the eolll'ge, howpvcl', i:-- EXPERT REPAIRING
Church Notes. one \I'hil'h illt,'re:,b all tho:,e \\'ho \\'i:,h Telephone Narberth 1633
'fhl' ;-;ullclay ;-;c-ho01 att"llIlanre last to prontot" higher l'elu"atioll for WOUll'lI
:-\un,la~' :Igain hroke all rec·orcb. of th" type whieh clevclop" Christiau
l'n':,i,!f,nt l\[osl l'1ll'r. of thc Men':, lellder:,. Thl' fa,·ult~· i:, uot. l'l~:'tril't.pll HOWARD C. FRITSCH
13ihle Cla:,s, is ont for a large c-la:,:,. iu its IIIclllhl'r:, to l're:,hytcriall:'. ;-;tu, Justice of the Peace
Hon. FII't('hl'r W. Stite~ is thl' tl'aellcr. deut,. al'l' lIclJllitted to \\'iboll I'l~gal'll­ REAL ESTATE
ffhe '\'O"(llUHn ':-; Poreign l\n~!-'ionary So- ho~:, of ,'rel'd, alld tlw large perrentage
Fire Insurance-Best Companies
l·il't~· will IIII'd ::\lolI,la~-, ::\[a~' :!, at :!.;;o of gradu:ltes \\"ho g'o forth as te:l<'hers
Phone 1749W-215 Haverford Ave.
P. ::\£., at the hOJl\" of ::\fr:'. Arthur R. .. any the gift:' from their alma mater
I-'!c'ath,i (I,] FOI'I'l':,t ,\ Vl'nul'. to :"·110,1,, of e\"('ry typ" in thi" l'OUII-
PAINTING GLAZING
Thl' "\In,I:t~- Board "'ill he t.he guests try and to IlIan~' IlIi:,:,ion" IJ!>roael. Then'
DECORATING JOBBING
of Mr. A1frl',1 F. Whihllan, ]:!, ::\[erjon are III Ol'l , high :,1'11001 tea .. hers 1'1'011I "'iI-
SOli Colll'ge ill l'l'nu:'~'lvania all,l thl' a,l-
A venuc, ou Friday en'nin~, ::\[a~- Ii, at
wltielt time thl' Illonthl~' husilll':':' :,,'H- jal'l'nt :-:latl':' 01' :'\ew .Icr:,ey, Dela\\'are
WILLIAM NEWBORG &CO.
:,ioll abo will 1)(' hl'lc1. allli ::\blyland, thall fl'lllll an~' othl'r Painting and Decorating
l'ra~'l'r IIn'c,ting' l',','r." \\'pdnl':,clay \\OllWll I . .; (·(Jlll'gP. 212 Woodbine Ave., Narberth, Pa.
Phone, Ardmore 1436 W Narberlh 1768 W
('\'CH i ng:. A :,eri,':, of loc,al funel·rai:,illg ('a 1Il-
l'aigll:-', l'ulIdul'ted b~" tIll' :dllJlIUap and
fri"lIels (if '\'iboll ('0 Ilt'g'r' in tI\(, din','r-
t'llt ~e(·tillll:-: uf P('IlIl:-',,·lYallia and Ilt.:'igh-
TONY GUILIAN
306 Woodbine Avenue
horing St:dl'S, are lIoW heing org::IniZI'tl.
NARBERTH, PA.
Thl' loe,tl ",'ntn':, in l't'lIn:,~'h'allia or
thesl' e:t'1I1,aigns an' l'hil:Il"'lphia, Pith- General Hauling and Conlractinlr, Lawn
and Garden Work, Hedge Trimming
hUl'g·h, llaI'l'blllll'g. EastoJl, :·"h·rantoll.
Tree Planting And Trimming
,\ltoOIl:I .. I"hn:,toll'n alld '\'arren.
The h"IIClquarter:, ill l'hila,holphia al'l'
at ,~~.l HlIlIetin Bllilding, alld IIlany 10-
"al "'011\('11 ]J('l'l' han' lent as:,i:,tan,',' t"
jl", ]'hiladl'lphia I'or"e.
Narberth Auto
Wh,'n thl' 1arg" ('ontrihutiou of thi~ Repair Shop
:-;tlla II ('ollpgp is ('oll:--itlt\red, a p;('llprou:-,
n'spull:-'(' to it~ propl1t.':-,it\d hr
H('ed b 125 Haverford Ave., Narberth
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
',"ritl' ,\"0\11' qUllst iOIl~ 011 :lily gal'l1('u
th,' alul111J:ll' all,l :,tlll!c'uh.
Repairs-all kinds
Supplies-all kinds
su h,jrd-t rl'I'S, sh ru'h:" la II'U:', 1l0we!'s.
\"t,~ptahlt,s or hirds. adc1res:-,iJl~ yonI' THINGS TO THINK ABOUT. EDWIN WIPF
ill'jlJir.\' to 'I'he Garc1Pn Clull, Box US.
Phones-Narberth 1726W or 672
Your questions will he rl'fl'rrrd to one rnlP ail' h(lI'Jlt ('OJlllllCl'ee of Eng'land
1
\l'ho is qualified to anSWl'r all,l repl." ill I!l:!O was \'alued at $:!O,OOO,OOO. It
w ill a ppea r in t he next i~:,ne. cOII:,i,ted IIlailll~' of \\,Olll,'n ':, ,·lothillg
on the illlport side 11Ilcl 11I('11 's dothillg'
Q. What is the right date to Plant 011 tlt(' ,~xport sille. It 11]>1"'111':', then'- For Permanent
dahlias?
,\. Dahlias l'all he plallte,l any time
fon', tll'lt ill 1\('1' ail' traele Englllllel l'X-'
t'hallg'l'~ lllen ':-; ('aps au(l ('oats for ",om· Satisfaction
aftl'r :\Ia~' 1st lllid will llioOJl\ all snm- en's hats IIl1d pl'lti('oat:'.
61~ \' nler until ,'ut dOll'n h~' frost, Ihe plants Elli('ts l'o~tri('tiJl~ lllarriag(ls issl1(~d hy
BUY A
hOln'ver will gl't "wood.\·" and the th(' religiou~ sed~ of Tudia a)'(' hl'1el
Smedley Built Home
flo\\"{'r:, Jatl'r ill th,' Sl'ason will gl't 1'artl~' !·(',pon:,ihle for th(' re"ent ele-
sJl\allpr. '1'111' bl':'t time to plant in this
dim':, ill the pric'" of sil\,('I'. Gifts of
lo,'ality is about .IUIIl' ],')th. ~o that wh"n :,ih'er ,llId of ~il\"{'r orllalllt'llts aceolll'
plant:' hloom aft,'r ,\ ugust ];')th thl'y
1'a 11.\' all ilia rriag" ,','rclllon il's in Tllllia,
will flower Oil yOllng- growth. IUl,l tltl' (,did:, an' ~lIiel to ha\,(' he('11 in-
Q. When can gladioli be planted fOr
spin',l hy hope:' that t11<' rc':,ulting gn'at WM. D. & H. T. SMEDLEY
,1("'I'l'asc' ill the ,It'lIIalld for silver woul,l
best results?
1t('lp illlpro\'(' IlIdia'~ position in the ('x-
A. 'Vh~' 1I0t plant gla,liolihulhs ~o
"hallge IlIlIrltl'l.-From the American
that the~' will bl')l"" in latf' .Inl~· an,l
l'al'l~' August II'lt,'n othl'l' floll'l'rs are
Excllano;e National Bank. COOK BROS.
sc'arc','. As thl' bnlbs Howl'l' in from PLUMBING, HEATING
liO to SO cla~'s, cll'IH'lllling on the \'arid.'·,
QUALIFIED.
ROOFING
,'ondition of bnlb, locatioll of plant ing
llllci \I'eatlll'r, it would Hl'l'm 1H'ttl'r to Jobbing promptly attended to
plant some of 'each varidy on .\ pri1 Elllplo~·,'r-" You sa~' ~'ou ha,'" held
Niaht Phon.., Narbertb 687
an illlportllnt ex('('uti,'c po:,itioll ~"
:w, l\Ia~' I, ~Iay ].I, an,l ::\Iay:!L This Day Pbon", Narbertb 302 J
will gi\'e the bnlhs a ('hanre to l' i l'r'n ,\ppli<':'lIt-" Ye~, sir."
\\'l'lI lwfore thl'~' are ,lug up lwcl thl'y "'Yh It. was it'?"
"I \\'as hanglllan at thp ~tate
will be in goocl l'oll,lition for the fol-
!clld ng season. on. ' '-American Legion Weekly.
]>I'i:,-
The Narberth Electrical Shop
230 HAVERFORD AVE.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
ATTENTION! We repair, sell and install anything
This Means YOU! Electrical. Old housc wiring a specailty.
Flies and Stable Manure Ask about our three pa~'ment plan in-
cluding fixtures. Phone 1633 or 395W
The Manure Pile in the open breeds 'the Flies.
REMOVE the ManurE'
Or SPREAD it
Or COVER it
A covered pit is the best way, but a house built around the
Manure Pile will answer. Anything to keep the Manure Pile
James fratantoni &Sons
in the dark. Contractors of
If you can afford to keep a horse, you can afford to keep
the Manure Pile coveted, You cannot afford to maintain a STONE WORK
source of infection to your neighbors.
COVER YOUR MANURE PILE! and PLASTERING
OR, REMOVE IT!
239 Hampden Ave., Narbertb, Pa.
ANTI-FLY CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
of the Main Line JOBBING Phone
 4 NARBERTH,PA.-OURTOWN
THE LAZY MAN.
It is ,rell to bear in mind that we
owe much to lazy men. The lazy man
usually works more scientifically than
a so-called hustler. For the lazy man
uses his h('fld to avoid the squandering
of nee'Jl('ss elfort. A lazy bricldayer
Illalws the fewest number of unneces·
sary moti ons i a Iaz~' wa iter never
brings a tlish to the table without tak·
ing an ,~mpt,\" one :l\l"ay to avoid Illflk·
'ing all cytra trip. Keep an ey" on the
lnzy men working for you. 'rhey are
not unlikely to originate valllahle labor-
saving i(leas.-The Nation's Business.
New Tennis Courts
are about Ready
(Continllt',l from Pflgf> 1)
business meeting of the Ass()('iatioll will
he hpl,], E\'l'r~· III e 11I1)(' I' is IIrg"d to
fI tt"nd this met't i IIg as St'\'"ra I iJlI [Jar-
tallt ault'II,IIIIt'lIts to thl' c'ollstitution
\\'ill he suhllJitted for eOllsitlt'ratioll and
vote.
Sillee the rrt'lulis A:-i:iociation '8 annual
meetillg, two important appoiutments
hfl\'e ~well nJa(le hy Presidt'llt Pattison
awl thp BOflrd of Go\'ernors. \Valter
Cowin has hpt'll appointed chairman of
th(' Groullds Committet', :lIld Carl :\[etz-
gl'l' Ims 1wpn appoint(',l l'hairmflll of the
Entertainment ('Olllillittt'e. Thpse arc
prohably thp two IIIOSt importallt eom-
mittt·('s in the Assoc'iatioll aud the meDi'
b('rs shoul,l feel gratilipd that they arc
llCfI(letl h.v mell of slleh eX('t'ptiollahle
uh:!i!?
New CO'lrtS a Credit to Narberth
'rhe work of the Board of 'l'rllslPes,
whi<'!l 11fIs full ('harge of the deH'lop-
meut of the Ul'\\' groullds pro.it'd, is
anotilt'r matl,'r that is d('sen'iug of
puhlk ,·Ollllll(·!lllatiou. Thp develop,
IIlt'ut is OU(' that will Ill' a distil,,'1 as,pt
to ::\'arlll'rth. aud of whil'h 1'\"'1',\' ('iti·
zeu-wl)(·th"r 11" i, II t"lIlli, play,'r or
Hot. may \\,,,11 ],(' )ll'OlId.
'1']\(' 1I('\\" ('Ol1l't:-; :t1'l1 r:lpillly llf':!l'illJ.!'
eOlllpll'1ioll all<1, as fore('ast ill th" 01"'11'
ing paragraph, uul(',s Ilad w('ath"r illt('r,
fen's with the ,,'ork, th,·~' \\'ill h(' rpad~'
for playing 011 Il"xt Saturday. ~la~' I.
The S"\'pll ,'ourts pla1lllt'<1 for thi,
SellSOJl, aI'l' bping built 11.,- ·~Iost's
of A)'(]lIlol'l',
PXpel'iplll'fltl
(.IIt'
lllell
of th" !l"st all,1 most
t' Il1-,,!:agl' ll 111
of \"ork, iu th,' Ea't. Ill' !luilt allum,
her of lh,' .. ourt, al tl1l' :\I"riou ('ri .. ],·
<'t Clu!l al Han·l'ford. IIud abo "oul'ls
in Gt'1'I11:lIItO\\n. !I" IIlso ha, th,· t'OU'
trnd 1'01' "rt'ding tht' !la('k stops, \\'hi"h
\\'ill !It' 1\\'('1\'" f",·t high; th(· ,\'in' !l"iug
held iu plat'(' !ly sul"laul ial irou posts
a III I top pit'"(,,.
Thp n('\\, "0(11'1, will I,,· aUlllll;! th,'
,"pry hpst in thi:-; St,(·tioll of tht\
'1'h,' tll),('(' uPI"']' ('''uris will I,,' 1oppt'<1
wilh l},n'" il)(,h(', of roll('d "lay. On
the fonr Iml'('r "ourts, to prm'id" th"
proper ,Irainag'", it \raR n"t'",sar~- to put
on ;,n t'ight ilJ('h b~'er of ciutlers, \\'hieh
wcrt' roll"d to a firm, sullsta nt ial
fouu,lation. Six in('h,'s of roll,"] ('la~'
l'O\"PI'~ 1"hp (·illdl'l's. O\,p]":lll
eourt" will 'h" pla('ed a filial top ,]n's'"
hlg, {'ollsistillg of a thin
ma('a<1am tlu"t-th I't'e t ous to ('a('h
court, which will not only act as a hin,l·
er, and lllso make the eourls fast, hut
at the same tin)(' mal,,· tht'nl ,lry, aft('r
a hefl\'Y rain, Illlwh quicker tlmn the~'
woultl unc]er ordinary eil'l'UlllstalH'es.
A Big Year for Tennis
\"hile the A"sot'ialion's melllh('rHllip
is not )'('t full, Il('\\' lIlelllhers aI'" ,'om'
ing in quite rapi,lly. ~rt'ml)('rs who
ha\,(' friends whom tht'y waut to pro,
LEE'S GARAGE
Cleveland and Ford Sales and Service. Quick deliveries on
all cars. All kinds of Auto Repairing
Work Guaranteed Oils, Gas, Supplies
Narberth 1805
APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP
in the Garden Club of the Narberth Civic Association
Name
Address
I am a paying member of the Civic Association
...................................................................
As membership in the Civic Association is necessary in order to
become a member of the Garden ClUb, $1.00 to be enclosed, covering
year's dues for new members,
Mail to the Garden Club, Box 118, Narberth
=
pose for membership arc urged to send
in the names and addresses of pro- THE FIRESIDE ""£1.1.-1'",' ~A~l!ll.'5 oU1' ON "'-IE G01'
spectiYC members at the curliest pos- (Continued frolJ1 Page 1) 0\J"f 01-1 l' INI Eo ~A\JSE /l,\..\. 1"\0\' C.0\>'1
sibl(' date. Ne\\' residents in the \NA.~ IN E.A~I..'! ~ NOe.OO"l'S aeEN
Borougll ,\'ho either play tennis, or ore ::'IIiss Hnth Ha\\'s, :Miss Kflthryn John· II" "T' NlA\(E A 1-\0\..\..El'l.,BU1' SEVEIlM_
stan, and :\Il's. C. B. 1Iforton <1ro\'e to ~EOI'LE ClI.NlE A,,-nolt ~A~elt.'3·NS'AIO
anxious to leorn, flncl would like to
~OP."EM ',~ A FE\..LER SAIO HE HI>oO
join the Association, are also urged HOIleJ'brook, Pa., last Snnday.
0£:EN REI'oOIN' ,",IS NEIG\oI~O~S
to get in toueh with mem1Jers as soon ~"'I'EIl..·I-I 11' "'lAoS SO GoOOO ~EGESSEO
as possible. \\'hell the price of daily papcrs was ~E'D I-\Ai'1'A SU8seRIS£. 'N "TI-IEN'
The COllling tennis seaSon here in inerease,1 ] no per eent., it h:ul the phy· A lo.ll>O'l COME IN '1'01 SI>oIO I-IEQ. ,",us-
Xarberth, HS is the case e\'(,I',\'where eholog'ieal e/Teet of making' e\'eryhody aANO HA.O <;01' NlII.O 'N S1'OI'P~O.•
'tH'C. PAVER au1' "THE'! COUI..ON1'
throughout the country, prolllis('s to want a higher price. •\ re<lnetion to CH'i' A.LONG \NI1'I-\O\)1' 11" SO SENO 11'
he t'he higg('st aud most popular sea,;oll 1 ('('nt shonl,1 ha\'e the same efl'eet in ACtIN,N' "THEN 1'HE PHONE RANes
iu the history of the game. There re(lnt'ing J>riees. IS Bam"cIG" A'....
Narberth n.,'t 'N A \JOIC.I:. SIl.IO:'1'A\(E OU"t N\'I ""'0-
"1'\o\E HOG IS SOLO '1'01 I COULD Hl'>"lE
seell'" to h(' more gelleral illtere,;t in
tellllis this year thfln c\'er, au(l ::\'ar· $0'-0 Po OO~EN MORe." '1'1 '" '-E1"{E'~
Yes, \\',' tried to get some flowers S/l\\O,".,.HE V,,",VER'S '-'I'Eo Po. LE1"EIl..
!lerth, iu this respect':, as iu e\'ery olh('r, planted la,;t Satnrduy but we almost got FRON\ I-IONlt" '1'1 we. er01' A. 01es-
I'roulises to uphohl its reputatiou as a
thorollghly np-to-date, wide-aw:tke eom·
drowned. NOTXCE I-\OO\( ~U\-LI>o .3oe.\NOIl.I' '1'1 , A.IN'-<
toII~Q A;f NO·00IN ~ /.
lllunity. Quite a lot of Xarb('rth "fans" saw
"Bahe" Huth iu the opeuing gflme at
Narberth Taxi SerVice
Patrick F. Donahue
~) . /
COu:NTY CONVENTION OF WOo
MEN' FEDERATED CLUBS HELD
:-:;hibe ParI"
Authorized Taxi Service. by Certifi· t~
'I.
~-:J'~'1
~
cate from Public Service Commls-
AT NARBERTH A cOlJ1ll1itte(' from the N:u'herth aion, dated November 16, 1920.
Chamber of Comlllerl'e is arranging for Taxi meets all trains.
(Continued from Pflge 1) a dilllwr on the occasion of thc next Store orders promFtly called for and
delivered. Bal1l!'age called for and
reg ilIaI' meeting. Seeand Thnrsda;r of delivered. Freight delivered.
E\'(~ry Narherth club wOlllan should
::'I[a~'. All husiness men of Narherth
lJlurk the 5th of ~fay as the most
should be there. Open Day and Night Phone 1633
necessary clay to be fr('e from any
other engflgelllents, tllfit she mfl)' at·
:l\Iotorist (after hitting pedcstrian)-
ten'l the all day session of the County
Federation. It may be years before
Narberth will again haye the appal"
"You were trying to cross the middle
of the block." GLEAN···SAFE···WHOLESOME
PetIestrian-" What diffeTenee docs
tunity to haye her neighboring clubs
it !uake? 1f I cross at the corller von OUR PRODUCTS ARE GUARANTEED
meet with lIeI', and to hear such rep'
I
\\'ill knoek me illto the mic1;I1e of 'the UNDER BACTERIOLOGICAL CONTROL
resentatiye 'YOlllell. The box luncheon
block, and we might jnst as well begin
is always a most informal get·together
there.' , Pasteurized Milk DELIVERIES
hour at these conyentions; and during
Brync1o~~l1~erlilled WEST PRILA.
the fI.ftcrnoon there will he music Hu,l
other entertaining features, '1'he after· ::'1[1'. alld :\Irs. Frp,1 JIel'lllaUII, IOil
Elmwood a n'nue, elltertniue,1 ~Irs.
(PedrlalieSoclety)
Special .. Gue..nsey ,.
OVERBROOK
MERION
GARAnteed Roofs
1I00n is an open meeting to all womell,
Gillis, 1111'S. Firillg, ::'Il:iss Call1phell, ::'III'. Milk WYNNEFIELD
whether or not they are cluh lIlemhers.
Harry Biggard, E,111a Bigg:ml, Beall'ice (Roberts· &: Sha..ple....• BALA-CYNWV
At the Pn's'hyteriau 'Chureh on 'rhur'" Dal..le.. ) NARBERTH
Biggard alld :\11'. Beek at IUIIl'I\('oll and
day, May ;')th, openiug fit 10,aO A. ~r.
Cream Butte..mllk ARDMORE
500 curd party lm;t \\'eek at' 1 hl',ir hOlIl(·.
Table aod Whlpplno
IC..eam.
WYNNEWOOD Cotter's Meats
NarberthChoralSociety a1ll1 :\11'''' G. H. Sehulte, fornH'rly
:\[1'.
of Elll1 'J'err:ll't', are ()('l'up,\'iug their
A Quality For
(Coutinued from Page 1)
with the itlpa of producing a concert
lIew l1On\(' ill C;i<'lItlah', Ileal' Los ,\u·
gell~s, California. SCOII-POWELL DAIRIES People Who
of e,;pp',ial appeal to the average per-
~[r. E<hl'an] E, Hail",\'. Lallds"npe 45th and Parrish Sts. Want The Best
sOil who eujoys good music, and will
Gal'd(')H'l', i:-\ t,he ('Ollt l'nt(,ol' doing 11lt~
have iutermillgletl sOllle fflllliliar songs
wor), ill tlint. lill(' for 11. K. :-;lridd"r,
whieh .\'e all lmow und love,
:\1 r. :'\i('lllllas 'I'hourou, oJ :\[t'riou.
g'a\(' a \'''1',\' iu,;ll'lIdi\'e talk Oil the I'Illli·
\\'ho has jllst: huilt a Iilll' honse on
::\1011 tgolll('ry n \'''11 nc. jllsl opposill' Sti p'
Educator and
Groceries and Provisions
IIt'y's pla .. l'. 0\,<,1' ~(J1I tOilS of stolle
L'a 111.', ulents .-lIld qualifications of choral or·
were required for tlI,' bp,l 01' the dri\'<'
this l\:ill<1
gflnizations, pointing out essential fac,
tors to he I,ept in mind, and the
\\'ay, whi,'h will ha"" n ],ilrodit<' "nl··
fa"e. This 1101I'" \\ill 'he a pll'asillg
Kreider Shoes HARRY B. WALL
"rocI,s" that a musical organization for Children Plumbing, Gas Fitting
:Hhlitioll to our '·OIl11l1l1l1ity.
"h""i" al'oi". :\11'. Tholll'ou al,o r"latt'"
th" debils eonnected with the found· SPECIAL and Heating
The ]~itl,!! '," l>:ttlg-h1t'r;..; will }\ll1d (lIl'ir
iup; of the Orpheus Club, which started NARBERTH PA
with six mell who just" liked to sing,"
rnllimage "al" :\Iay tllird. Those lu\\', on School Shoes
ing runllllag~' will ldl':l:-'l) 11':1 \'(1 a1 -IO() Phone, Narberth 1602-J
until it gl'l'\\' into the pre,;pnt f:lIllom
!lIale ('lhlrus, ,,'hidt will SOOll ce1<'hrate
::\'arhl'rlh an'1I11l', III' ~I~ II:llllJ"I('1I a\'e, Better come in and look
its Ii l'tieth auuiyersary. Mr. Thouron
11111~ •
them over
If nrti"I"s ..allllo! b" earripd, \\,e will
(·t)lIl1tJ'~·.
(·u"oura,.:e,l th,' Narherth Choral So·
('il'ty h~' t'arnpst expressions of pleasure
IIa \'p t h('111 c':<1ll', I for :\[oll,la~', ~[ay
Narberth Shoe Store , DAVIS'
St·t·OIl'1. A FULL I.INE OF'
iu th(' I"~"ults of the first concert given
iu the :-",hool .\u,litorilllll, an,l state,l
1'l<oas,' ,,:<11 Xarberth ::8li H, or li2:: 209 Haverford Avenue CIGARS
H il' rUllllllagp is to I", calletl for.
'it was clillkult to helieve surh aecom· Narberth Stationery. Magazine•• Candiea
pli,;ll1l1,'ut s po"sihlp !l~' a town \\'hich
.\ lIIost pn.io~'a !lit· t illiP was had h,\'
hall hut a half dOZ('1I houses when he th""e \Iho a11plld,',] the !>irtlHlay party
uloyp,l illto the nearhy eomnlunity fifty gi\'pll iu hOllor of Hllth Dnrhoro\\' last
ypars :t~().
Saturllay l'\,Cllilig. 'I'he guc:-;ts iuchHle(l
':-:l'Yl'Jl ::'II:lIJy n('\\' appli('atious were receive,! ~Iiss,'s Jo'rall('i, lIalt, Prant'l's I(eilll,
last ~[olltlay night for active memher· Hplcn Kpilll, i"oln'ig Knnl'zell, Etlythe
t'oat"ing of ship, auo! se\'('I'al applicautB aceepted. :\[anll, Edith :-;hindho, Bnth ))U1'horo\\'.
alltl Esther ])ur!>oro\\'i also ~[('ssrs. Cl'('il
Andrews, Halph FOil <!('l'slllitlI, Samuel
WEone,
Sell Property for Every-
and at Any Time.
Hartlllall, Tholllas Knntzl'n, Philip
KlllltZl'lI, 'Gprald Lt' \'all, .Iallll·s :\1,,·
:\i\'('n, :tI)(1 En'rett Phipps.
THE COMMiSSiON IS 3%
1A.A./'-,..o\-,.A.,.;Y'-l~~J;-
J. A. CALDWELL CONCERNING ASH COLLECTION
During the presellt month we "'ill
NARB£RTH, PA.
Phone, Narberth 1687
collect asllps e\,pry two ",ee],s, unless
t!Jere is a se\'ere ehange in the weather,
and starting with the month of ~IflY,
New Roofs for Old
the collections will be made during the Economically and Quickly
last week of (,flch J1lOnth.
Geo B Suplee , Accomplished With
Street Commissioner. ART CRAFT
ART CRAFT is firesafe and weather
proof; it gives lasting service; it comes
Main Line Garage in beautiful tile designs-slate red or
Taxi Service Hauliolf of all kind. slate green. Laid right over oM wooden
L. C. SHAHAN, Prop. Packard Umouaioe to Hire shingles it saves the expense and labor
SABlE CENSORE of ripping off the old roof. Made by
Phone. Narbeyth 672
Bird and Son, inc., Established 1795,
makers ofthe reliable Neponset products.
..lsi. for our udvice and free estimates.
FRED WALZER COOK BROTHERS
alnsliet of fIJt 'tart 250 Haverford Ave.
, .. , , .............• Insurance of all kind~
Phone 302 J NARBERTH, PA.
Auto Licenses Rents Collected
Marriage Licemes
k! l!aEt ROO!
Affadavits for Income Tax
Workmen's Compensation
117 WINDSOR AVE.
Phon•• N.rh.rth-1247.J
NARBERTH. PA.