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VOLUME VII, NUMBER 34 , NARBERTH, PA., SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1921 PRICE THREE CENTS

Garden Party For Spring Flower Show

You Won't Want To Miss This
VARIED AND BRILLIANT PROGRAM FOR JUNE TENTH
CONCERT
BOY PRODIGY ONE OF BIG FEATURES.
THE FIRESIDE
Have youI' mail of all classes address-
e,] to sti'eet and numbcr.
DOli 'I. forget the Garden Party 'rues·
aftl·rnoon.
,];1)'
::\Irs. :-;u~an D. Brooks will he the
hOIl,e gllest of ::\11'. all'] ::\Irs. .Tohn B.
Brooks during the llIonth of .June.
.Tllnc 10, {'oneert of Choral Society
I\'ill hc 11llrinll",] lIIu,;i('al treat for Xar,
11(·l'th.
~II'';..1ohn B. Brooks rl'turne,] on Sat,
urd:l \' fl'(l II I :I 1I',,('k', \'i,it to h"r ~ister
ill C'ranhurj', X ..r.
~iJ·". .Tohn B. ::\lillitt, of Ta('oIlY, is
,";11t'Jldillg: :-'{'\"t'ral Wl'(lk~ with her tlaugh-
t"r, ::\11'''. Ed\\'an] Gilli" of DII,]le~'
llue.
Community Club To Be Held Today
TO BE HELD NEXT TUESDAY
AFTERNOON AT ELMWOOD
AND WYNNEWOOD AVES.
Of the 1;';0 memhers of the \\'omen's
Community Cluh of Xarherth, it is ex·
peete'] that a majority will attewl the
Unl'l]en p.art~· to he gi\'en next Tuesday
from 2.00 until 5.00 0 'clock on the la\\'ll
of :Mrs. Harry A .•Tacobs, Elmwoo!l a\·e·
nue and \Ynlllewooll Hoad.
'rhc proceeds of the Gardl'n Party
will be turned over to the Buil,ling
Fund, aH the \\'OIlll'U of the Cluh arc
makillg every dIol't to rai'e the reo
quire,] amount \\'herl' definite adion can
he taken in starting a COlilmunity
Building.
As the Communit.y Buil,]ing \\'ill be
not only for the u,e of the melll bl'rs,
hut for the cOlllmunity at large, the
horough will greatly bellefit by sueh an
important un<lel'tnking, and it is ear-
nestly desire(] that all fri('11I1, of the
lIlcmhers of the Club, togethl'r with the
Cluh melllbers, participate ill this
worthy eause.
If y(lIir Comlllunity Cluh fl'il'nd has
not ha;] th" opportunity of a~king you
jll attL'I"I, jlld rl'lIIindh"r (If the faet
11l:lt :-·1111 will JlIl'l't her Oil the
next '1'uesday.
Elltl'I'taillnll'lIt alld I'efrl'shllll'nt, 11a\'e
Ill'l'n pl:lnlll·d alld lila ".\" other illterpst,
ill" adi\'iti"s will Illake thl' aft,'\'uoon
a\'e,
a ~Illl,t pl"asant di\'ersion, as \1'1'11 us
lI'ivilll r your ~llpP(lrt to the l'a\l~l\, whi(~h
~'ill t'l~';\{'fit hoth th,' Cluh and the eOIll-
IN COMMUNITY ROOM OF Y. M. C.
A., FROM 3 TO 5 AND
7 TO 9 P. M.
'rhe Annual Spring Flo\\'er Show will
he hel,] today in the eOllllllunitj' room of
the Y. 1\1. C. A. building.
\\'ith forty ,]itrerent c1asse~, coYering
lIearl~" ('\'er~' kin<1 of ayailnhle flo\\'er,
an ',pp"l't unity is :d1'ol'llL"] ('\'el'yolle to
I'arlil'ipatl' ill the exhihit.
A Plant. EXl'hallge, similar to that
,tartI'd last. year, \\'ill he a feature of
this sho\\'. Dring ~'ollr spare plants,
,:i\'isioIlS or dUlllps of perl'unials or
'''l',lIillg'S of :,nnuals and exchange them.
I I' they (':111 'I. ],e I'xehangeLl, thl'~' lIIay
I.e sold to heip tlefray expensl's.
Brillg' your flowers to the Conlluity
1/00111 today lH't\\'een I:.! and 1. .Tudg-
iIIg, ] to :L Show ope II :1 to ii in the
afternoon and 7 to !l in tIll' evening.
Hihhons will he al\'llrl]e,] to \\"iuners
of first, se('oll'] and thil'll pla('e in all
"1a,;,;es, :\lIl] cash prizl's for the chil-
d 1'(111 's e lass(~r-;.
0111' Garden Clu], Comlllitt('e hns ],een
fortuuatt' ill Sll(~t1ring' a:-, .inllg'l~s l\rr.
Hugh Balfour Barela~', COII,ulting Gar-
dl'I!"r, of XarlH'l'th; 1\11'. ,Tames BO~'d,
gTlllll1l1s I'r",ident of the P,,"lsyIYania Hortic1l1-
lural S,)('iety, and Prof. Frank B.
~ll'yer, Manager of ::\IO\'ilJa Gardens,
H:I\'('rfol'd, l'a.
Classes of Exhibits.
Class I-Best individual white or
(~l'e:l1n roso.

::\11'. all,] ~ll's..Tohll B. Bro(\ks ('nter· ullit~, at large. Class 2-Bcst individual pink rose.
I:i illl'd at dinllL'r ~llllll]a~' e\"'lIing' at .lost ,et the aftl'l'I1oon apart :1I1<] he Class 3-Best illdiviuual red rose.
thL' Ovc'rhrook Golf Cluh. Co\'ers wcrc on hand, \l'h<'lh('r_~'llu arc a mpmber or
Class {-Best indivi,lual rose not in-
John Richardson. lai,l for five. ani a fr'il'lld of aJl~· llIPJllhcr Wh0111 you
III ig'ht IIl1'eI that a ftl'rnOOI!. e1udeu in Classes, 1, 2 :ulll 3.
The program for th,· XAHBEWI'H ClIOH,\L ~()l'IETY'~ last "oll",'rt of the Tht' Hartlen Part\' i:-; hl\jJlo' rriven hv Class ii-Best l'olleetion of white or
~ensoll ill Xarh"rth oil Frida~' p\','lIillg, .lIlJlP III, ill thl' ~"hool Auditoriulll win 'I'hl' COllllllunitv Cluh \\'ill JIIeet Oil ::\[rs. 1\lilton Alexall',]el' alld SII~. Harr)O eream ro,es (any numher).
(]e]ight its audi"II"" \\'ith thl' follo\\'illg attr:ll·ti\'" ",]Pdioll';; th" lall"lI of ::\[r~. II. A. .1:)(·0],s next A. •J:I<·"h". a,;,;istl'd ],~' 'Ollie of the
'l'Ul',<I:I\' for au afternoon of out<]oor Class O-Be,t collection of pink roses
PAHT 1. 1Il"ll11i"I'S of tl\(' .luuior Cluh.
,port,.' In ('ase of rain the g-arden (any numher).
O\'erture-"::\Iaritalla" , , , "'. Y. \Yannee
I'art~' \\'i11 he h"lL] the next e!"ar day. ClaSH 7-Best collection of yellow
:1'. Allllerton
Chorus-" The \Yre"k of the Hesp('rus"
Violin Solo
::\\asl<'r .TohJl Hi"hardsoll
"
,
'
,.,.' .. S"leeted Daylight Saving to be rose~ (nny number).
Class 8-Best collection of re,1 roses
l\Iale Chorus-Cal "Las,ie 0' ::\lilll·"
(h) "\'olg'a Boat ~OJlg"
, , .. E,l\\'. J. \Valt
"\. '1'. Huhetr-
::\Ir. Georg'e H. Giffon] :1111] ::\11'. Her-
hert GifIon] were \'isitors in Xarhel'th
la,t \\'l'el" ::\rr. G('orge Gifford, who
Observed Here (any number).
Piano Solo Selected Class !l-Best eolleetion of climbing
fOl'lllerl~' liv,"] in Xarherth, has }JUI'- Borough Council Passes Ordinance
Earl Ikatt\' eh:(f(ld :~ htl:-5ine:--:-~ il.. :a('k~oIlYille, J'hl.
I'O"'S, any "0101', all one vnriety.
Chorus'-" Greeting's to :-lpring" : ",., , ..Tohalln Strauss Providing for Change in Tinle. Class 10-Best collection of climhing
PAWl' n.
"\I. a sp(,l'ial 1lIl'etillg of the Xal'herth roses, mix",] varicties an,} colors.
Orchestra-" IIi n Pagoda" , , ....•.. E,]\\,. Brattoll
On the afternooll of May :lIst a card Borolig'h C0111H'il Thl1l'stla~:" c"euing, CIa,;,; II-Best exhihit of single rose.s,
La(lies' ChOl'lI'-( a) "ChCl'rfullless" ,." ' V. Gumhert
(h) "::\Iallllll~'" Lullahy" Ih'ol':lk', HUlllel'eske party was gin'lI 1J~' ::\Irs. E. S. Taylor ~ra~o 2lith, a spl'('i:11 ol'l]illauce was pass,
alld ::\I1's. X. C. Ho\\'ll''' on ::\[r,. 'raylor's any "0101', all one varietr.
Violin Solo Selecte,l l'd to ]ll'o\'ide for daylight saYing dur- Class 12-Best exhibit of single roses,
lawn, fllr tI)(, helll'\i't or the huilding illg the 1lIlinths of .IIIIIl', .Tuly, August
::\Ia'tl'r ,Tohll Hi"ha 1'l1"'11 fund of the \Volllan's COllllllunity Cluh. lIIixeLl varieties anLl colors.
Chorus-(a) "::\Il',l1e~' fl'olll thl' ~outh" , H. Pike aud Septl'llIher.
~ixty ladies \\'('rc prescnt. 'J'he ol'dinanl'e st.ates that the rule Clnss ]:j-Best exhibit of mixed roses.
(h) "01' Ca I' 'lin a " Ta nil's Frallds Cooke
(Arrange,] especially for the Xarhcrth Choral ~o('il'ly h~' the COllljloser) will take efIect on thl' first Sunda\' in Class H-Best exhihit of peonies
Orehestm-" PUllehinello" Vietor Herhert .Tulle and continue until the la,;t ;"un,
Ohjl'et ions on the part. of a fel\' prop' (white).
Chorus-"'rhe \'illag,· Hlaekslllith" '" C. F. Xores day iu' ~l'ptelllhl'l', and that all tUIIC·
l'rtr 'o\\'ners to the lo('ations designated tiou" and a..ti\'ities ill the horough shall Class I;;-Best exhihit of peonies
:Mueh interest all,l l'lIthusiasllI is hl'illg' sholl'll h~' 1'1(':11 IIlusieians alld music hy the Borough Couneil for thc street he "o\'l'l'nl'd, J'('gulate,] an'] "ontl'olled (pinl,).
lovers in the treat prolllised h~' thL' appearalll'L' of ::\1:,,'1<'1' .Tohn HiehaJ'(]son at
this concert. Ma,tl'r Hiehan]soll i' olll~' 1~ yl'ar, of age, hut has prohahly made
ll'tter hoxes lIIay I'esult in the Post
Oll;"e DL'partl1lcllt reea11illg' the or,]er
'It\' till'stalldard of timl' that they have Class 10-Best exhibit of peonies
a~opted. .
as muny aplwarallel'S, in l'roportioll, ill thl' ~'L'ar,; hl' has aequirL"] falllL', to those to e"tahli'h co11e"t.ioll ser\'ice in Nar, (red).
made b~" the matur!' eel"hriti!', of th!' ,·oulltr.\'. herth. Class ]7-Be~t exhibit of peonies
JUNE DANCE TO BE GIVEN BY
The Choral Man:lI~(,lIIent \I'olll,] al'l'l'l"'i:lte all h"I,],'rs of tick!'!s to he ~!'ated JUNIORS. (mixed colors).
in the au,litorilllll hy K 0 'el,)('k Sl' that th,' oy('rllo\\, at thc ']001' will lIot fill the ::\Ii,;,; (;ertnH]e Ely, of Bryn 1\1awr, Class IS-Best exhihit of larkspur
chnir~ of those \\'ho \\'ill han' IHlr,·has('d ti,']'\'ts ill :I<1\'all'·l'. :ul{lre:-::-,c(l a llll'cting' of "·OJlII.~n voters Hcmem her thL' last OUI'? Of eourse (Delphinium), light hlue.
This is Xal'hel'th's la,t Juu,i<-al tn'at for th,' ,,'a~(In. DON ''1' :MIS8 1'1'! \\'"dneSl]a" arternoon at the hallie of \\'e kno\\' the qu!'stion to he a foolish
FIUDAY EYEXIXG, .Tl'XE ](I, SCHOOL ;\l'DI'l'OHlI"::\I, S.H; O·CLOCK. ::\lrs. "\. D:
Burns, on \Voodside avenue. (Jill', for the falllP of that last .rnlliol'
Class l!l-Best exhibit of larkspur
(Delphinium), Llark blue.
'fhe lllel'tin" I\'as held under thc au' Danee is still rl'soulI,]iug through the
"pi('es of t.h';; Dl'lIlo(,l'Jltic Club of Xar· tOIl'II. All<] so, as a \\'ind,up to a mo,t

Open New Courts 01 Choral Evensong at herth. ~1l('('essf1l1 SP:lSOll, the ~Tl1Hior:-; arc go·
ing to have a 10YL'I~o .Tune Dalll'e, \\"hil'h
will he I'haraetl'rize,] hy the same
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'1'he ::\lisses Huth all<1 Esther Dur·
Tennis Association All Saints Church horo\\', of EIIII\\,ool] avenue, returned
last \Yednesday 1'1'0111 a three,weeks'
"pcp," nrtistil'ness au,] g;IO(] lIIusie as
the last ,]anee gi\'en several llIonths High School Students
ago.
MANY PLAYERS TAKE ADVANT-
AGE OF FINE WEATHER OVER
SUNDAY EVENING, JUNE 5TH.
BOYS' CHOIR TO REOEIVE
trip to Eric, Pittshurgh and Cleveland,

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WEEK-END TO CHRISTEN
NEW GROUNDS
The Narberth Tennis Association
"opened its new home" OYer last week-
end. This is to say, members of the
Association played on the new courts
at Hnverford and Montgomery ave,
nul'S for the first time last Sa turday
and :Monday.
It ha,l been hoped that it would be
possible to use all seven of the new
courts, but the \\'et weather during
May interfered so much with the con-
struction work that it was pos~ible to
play on only thrce of the courts last
week·end. But these three proved to
PRIZES FOR THEIR
CO-OPERATION
The choir (,I' All Saiuts' Chun']l,
~[{)lItgoml'IT nnd \\'ynuewootl Ayellul'S,
Il'ill hring' to a dilllax a lllu,;t succcss,
I'ul lIIus;',':11 seasoll tomorrow night, lit
l'ight a '"lock.
The ~L'niol' Choir, assisted by the
130,\" C'hoir, will reuder at this' time
t hl'ir final sel'\'ice of the season, which
will consist of a Illllllber of well-lmo\\'n
~n<1 beautiful allthCllls.
At this time also, IHir-es will he
:I\\'arded the boys of the .Junior Choir
1'01' their excl'·lIeilt work and assistunce.'
'1'he program, pre~entl'd under the
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Two cents per word It cash accom-
panies advertisement; otherwise. five
cents per word.
YOUR PIANO is worth regular tuniug.
Xeglect invites moth damage and re-
pair hills. T\\'ent.y years' experience
coverillg eyery detail of repairs and
player pianos. Phone Xarhel'th 12;';5 J.
Ueorge Ahele. (35-p)
Get YOUI' tiekets frOlll anv .Tunior-
one doilar and a half tieket ;ll]lIIits tl\'O
Present Annual Play
-and he on hand at. gllll Hall, Satur·
,lay e\'ening, .lune 11th, at. tUlO P. 1\1., "HICKS AT COLLEGE" GIVEN BY
SENIOR CLASS OF NARBERTH
for a truly wonderful tilllc.
HIGH SCHOOL.
BACCALAUREATE SERMON.
Those who were unfortunate enough
to have misse<1 the Sellior Play last Fri-
The allnual baccalaureate sermon to ,]ar evening al'L' st.ill a\\'are 0'1' t.he fnct
tlll' graduatiug dasl< of the High School
that th"y are unfortunate. \\'hr'l Be-
\\'ilI be given in the Narberth Presby- cause since Il\st Jo'ridny evening they
Il'rian Chureh all Suntlay evelling, .June ha \'e heal'll nothing but gooLl things
,:th, at 8.00 P. M.
ahout the "Big Show." Too ll1uch
'Phl' sermon will he preached hy the credit cannot he given to the Seniors
Hll\". ~Johu Yan Xes~. B,"erVOllC is eoI'·
diall)' illviteLl to this servi~e.
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WANTED-\Yoman to do houseclean-
ing, one ,lay u week. Mrs. A. Hall,
\\'iJlllsor and Wynnewood aves. (34.p)
NARBERTH
OALENDAR OF OOMING EVENTS.
Fixed Meeting Dates.
BABY COACH, Bloch reversihle model.
First' class c{J]ll]itioll. \V. C.•Tohnson, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
85 WilH]Hor a\,e. (:H·p)
Borough Connell Monthly-Second Monday Council Chamber
Narberth Bldg. and Loan Ass'n Monthly-First Thursday Council Chamber COMPLETE DINING ROOM SET, hanel Meets
American Legion Bldg. & L'n Ass'n Monthly-First Tuesday Legion BUilding carved. paintcd blue lIlII] white. Glass
top oval tahle, huffd, sl'I'\'ing' table,
Narberth Civic Association
Narberth Fire Company
Monthly-Third Thursday Council Chamber
Monthly-Last Tuesday Fire House '
cellarette. lin'] six I'ush hot tom chairs THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 9th
for sale. ~\lso blue axminster rug', 7.tix!l.
Narberth Choral Society Weekly-Monday EveningsY. M. C. A. :\Iay he seen hy appoiutment. Phone
~arh"rth tij(; auy eveuillg next wl'dt,
At Y. M. C. A.
hl'tween 1i.:10 and 7.:iO. (34-p)
Date. Name of Organization and Event, Place Hour _ .. ---- .... -- Interesting Discussions. Prominent Speaker. Social Hour
LOST~FiHher fur hOIl, hetwecn Elm-
June 4 •... Sprillg Flower Show ......•..Communit~· Room •....•... 3.00 P. M. woo,] Ilvenue and Xarherth Station, on
'I'ue,,]ay, May :il. Will finder please You ATe Urged to Attend
June 7 .... Community Club Garden Party .Elmwood and Wynnewood .• 2.00 P. M. notify Wheder, telephone 077-.H (:H,p)
.June 10 .••• Choral Society Concert •..... .school Auditoriulll ....•••• 8.00 P. M. Tickets on Application at any of the Stores
June 12 .••• Bac(~aluurente Sermon ...•••.. Preshyterian Church........ 8.00 P. l\I. CAR SPACE, corner of Price avcnue
June 13 .•.. AlulIlni A~so. Social Meeting.Sehool Auditoriulll .••••.•• and Xarbrook Park. Phone Narberth
8.00 P. Y. 1241-R. (35·p)
 I NARBERTH, PA.-oUR TOWN
OUR TOWN
Ol'"ned and Published every Saturday
. , the Narberth Civic Association.
Subscription price one dollar and fifty
cents per year in adv.ance.
OFFICERS OF THE NARBERTH
CIVIC ASSOCIATION
March 31, 1921
President ........•... George A. Mahl
Viee.President .•...... Joseph H. Nash
Viee·President ....•. Augustus J. Loos
Viee·President .....• 1\11'5. C. P. Fowler
Treasurer Miss 1\Iaizie J. Simpson
Secretary Robert J. Edgar
Directors, to serve until ] 923: Mrs.
Robert P. Wood, J. Garfield Atherholt,
1. A. Miller, C. Lawrence Warwick,
A. E. Wohlert, Philip A. Livingston.
Directors, to serve until 1922: J. J.
Cabrey, Walter A. Fox, H. R. Hillegas,
C. n. A. Chain, W. R. D. HaJJ, Harry
A. Jacobs.
PHILIP A. LIVIXGSTON,
Editor.
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MAIZIE J. SIMPSON,
cashier.
8end all advertising and news items to
I' O. Box 966.
Our Town is on sale at the depot
GI'wsstand, and at the store of H. E.
Olivis.
Entered as second-class matter
October 15, 1914, at the POst Office r.t
"Iarherth, ppnnsylvania, under the act
of March. \8i9,
OUR TOWN will gladly print
&I1y news it~m about any subject
that is of interest, to Narberth
tolks, but in order to meet the
printing schedule, all "copy"
-manuscripts-must reach the'
editor by 6 P. M. Wednesday each
week.
SATURDAY. JUNE 4, 1921
EMERGENCY PHONE CALLS
Fire, 350
Police, 1250
Editorial
A NEW NARBERTH ASSET.
'We fcpl that the Xarhl'rth Tellnis
Associatioll is to \,e congratulated on.
its ne\\" groulltls an,] courts at Ha\-er-
fonl a\'l'nue anll l\lolltgOlncry Pike,
which opelll't! last ~aturt!ay,
This new ,levcloplll('llt is all ullller-
taking of no lllcall proportolls for a
cOlulllunity the size of Xarl>crth, and
is one of which not olll~- the mcml>ers
of thc 'l'cnnis Associatioll. hut all of
our resil!L'nts Illay wcll bc 1"'011l1. AI- i
ready it' Illay very fairl~- he spokpn of
as a borollgh assct, a lid whl'n a lJ the
courts arc (·ol\lpll't.l'll allli thl' other im-
provements of the gro\lluls which arc
contemplatell arc ca1'l'il'd out, Xarbcrth
in one more respcct will han' taken its
place along with the progressi\'e ant!
worth while suhurban cOlllmunities
urounll Philadelphia.
A BIG THING.
The trip OF the Choral Society to
.Atlantic City on .Tune ] [lth wili uu,
douhteilly be OIlC of the higgest pub,
licity features Narlwrth has e\'('r hall.
Events in the town itself s~'nd thpir
echoes out to other plal'ps, hut the
forthcoming recital at "\tlantic Citv
will put the nallle of "Xa r1wrt h " i'n
the vocabularies of more outsiders than
any other reccnt e\'cnt.
Narberth Choral So('ict~-, wc congrat-
ulate you.
To the Ellitor of Our '1'own:
'We lIre surely paying up for the re-
cent mild wintl'r with frosts in ::\farch
and colll spells in Ma~-. Slulllel; hursts
of heat, with equall~' sUllllen falls in
temperature, do not help in g,lnlen
growth or human comfort, One forgets
how often he has relJUilt the iUl'llaee
fire. Ids hlooms nrc wcak for lack of
winter cold and roses feel the effect of
the spring freeze anll (]l'Op their 11Ctnls.
Only the Oriental poppy makes its
usual strong growth and unfolds its
brilliant hlooms with seeming illlliffer·
enee to change in the weather. Corn
and tomutoes grow along slowl.r, vainly
hoping for their accustomed heut. And
as yet peppers and melons dare not ven-
ture into the open ground.
CAMOLEN.
NARBERTH BRANCH OF A. A. F. R.
I. R. HOLDS SUCCESSFUL
DANCE.
One of the ]uost successful dances
ever conducted in Narberth was that
which was hellIon 'l'hursllay evening,
::\[a~' ;llith, un(ler the nuspices of the
loeal council of the American Associa-
tion for the Hecognition of the Irish
Hepuhlic. Every ticket which wns is·
sucll for the affllir was solll before the
,e\'(~ning of the dance, with the result
that the c~lsh allmissions represent ell a
VI'I'.\' considerable part of the total at·
tl'llllance.
The proceeds was for the benefit of
the fund whieh is being acquired to
puhlish the sille of the hish Hcpublic
to the American nation) and the large
lIul\lher of visitors, from the borough
allll all parts of the township, reflecte,l
the great interest which the Irish situ'
atioll has for the general public.
Thl' program was alternated with
AlIIl'rican an(l Irish dances aud those
,\'110 were not previously fallliliar with
thc Celtic steps expressed great apIHl,
l·iation of the treat which was accoTllell
thelll. ~Iessrs. Hanlon, ]o'lellling aud !\Ic·
:->orlev forlllcd the COllllllittee which ar·
lang,:,] thc alTair anll their efforts \I'ere
aldy SCl'OIl,/Pd hy a corps of ladies who
pro\-idcl] thl' rl'freshllll'nts anll lent ef,
fcdivc aid in accolllplishing a hospit-
ahle allll highly lll'lightful occasion,
WEDDINGS
compton-Edick
Tlit· ~[ethollist Episcopal Chun·.h was
th" Sl·,'nl' of a p!'l'tty wedding \\'l"!IlCS-
da~' at1l'rlloon . •llInl' 1st, \\"h,'n .\11'5,
1"lon'IIl'" :-;a 11 ford 1':,Lic k h"t'a nll' the
"rid" of :'1\1'. Hohl'rt Cll1l1ptoll, ~Jrs,
lIol\'ar.l llotl'lllall san~ I . Uh, I'nJllli,,'
:\1"." all,l the hri<1al l,air I'lltl're,1 to
thl' straills of tl", "I,oh,'n~rill" \\"1'11-
dill;! ~Iar<'h, plaYl'(l hy :'IiI'S. Edl\'ard
~tal1lt'.\·. The (·(lI"l'IIlOJl.V ,,'a~ J!Pl't'OI'IllPti
h.\' thl' l'astor, thl' Hl'1'. Arthur ~,
"'alls, Both of the principals III',' of
:'\arh,'rth. Thl' hri,l,' W:lS "harlllingly
attirl',l ill gray ea,nton ,'rcpl'. '1'hl'~­
Id't illllll,'diatl'l\' aft l'r the cel'l'1llonv for
till l'xtt1ll!led h;JIICy'IH,OOll tour. .
Harris-Bell
~[i,s Emily Bl'lI, formerly of .:\ar-
hl'rth, a1l11 ~rr. Elphra G. Jlarris, of
I'Il'asant ,'illl', :'\ . •1., Wl'rl' lIlaTried on
\\','<1nl's'::I.\', .lunl' 1st, at the Hicharl]-
-on ~J"lllorial Chlll'l'h, nOth 11Illl' \\'alllllt
3ts., Philadelphia, ~Iiss Do-rothv Wil,
,Oil, ()f :'\adH'rth, \\·as thl' hri,le;s only
attendant. and ~[r, ,John \\-ilson \UlS
hl'st lIlan~ ~[r. and ~Irs, Harris Il'ft
i11l'llll'lliat ph- aft "I' the cl'I'l'lIIony for
X~\\' York:
VETERAN VISITS NARBERTH.
1\1 r..Toseph Snyder is a visitor' at the
hOllle of his SOli, Dr. O.•T. Snvder, of
Xarberth avenue. • will try to have thp bl'eCllillg place
Mr, :->nYller is a vdl'ran of the Ci\'il
\\-ar, having enlisted in the Fourteenth
Indian:l Infantry. On Melllorial Day
hc joillcll till' ranks of our local Amer-
il'an Legion Post in thl'ir visits to the
1'('Illl't,'ries to ilo honor to the melllory
of those who gavc their lives for thcir
,'ouutr." iu the \\'or1d \Vllr.
PENNSYLVANIA STATE LEGISLA-
TURE.
Bill for the Protection of Firemen
Became a Law April 21, 1921.
1 t shall be Ilnla wful for any persoll
('Xl'ept a person connected with a lluly
l'ollstitutl'<1 fire 11epllrtlllent to dri\'e at
an l'xt'essi\'l' rate of speell to any fire
or to race with any fire apparatus to
any fire. It shall he unlawful for an~'
persons to park any lIlotor vehicle with·
in one thousllnd feet on the sallle street
of allY Jire othcr than such lIlotor ve-
ldeles as Illa~' helong to any fire lie,
partllll'nt 01' as lIlay lJO usell hy any
pl'rson l'onneeted with any fire d"part-
ment. It shall be unlawful for any
jlPrs(l1l to 11rivl' any Jl\otor vehicle over
all~' lillP of hose whieh for the tillle he·
illg is (,eillg usetl for the llUl'JlOse of
cxtillguishing any Jire. It shall he the
(luty of the driver of any motor ve-
hi('le upon hearing the approach of any
fire apparatus from either direction to
illlllll'lliately bring his Jl\otor vehi('le to
a ~tan,l still on his or her right hand
sillc of the road or street, and to re-
main stanllillg until such apparatus has
passed his or her motor vehicle. This
aet shall not apply to any amhulallce or
jloli('c patrol. Nor shall any person he
hl'ltl to havc violated the provisiolls 01'_
this ad with rcganl to parking if the
aet of parking was done prior to the
"omlllenCl'nlent of such fire.
Any person violating the provisions
of this nct shall upon conviction in a
sunlluary proceeding before a justiee of
the peace or alderman be sentenced to
pay a fine of twenty-five dollars.
Approved the first da.r of April, A. D.
1!l21.
Ocean O··Coming Soon Ocean O··Full Moo·n
= ot course, "e
'Ware the Fly
HOWARD'S
TelephoneR,
1267 deliver - &IlJ
11 lace - &111
1268 time.
SOME FIGURES ABOUT THE MUSCA
DOMESTICA, FLYDOM'S WORST
DISEASE SPREADER
The Brightest Spot in Narberth
A Drug Store in the Most Modern Sense of the Term
A general des{'ription has been sent
out to all residents of the ,Mn in Lino
by the General Fly Campaign Com-
mittee of one of the grelltest l1Iurllen'r.,
of infants known to science.
description is of ~Iusca Don!l'lstica, eOln,
The
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
!llOnly known as the hOllsc l1y. TO HELP BOOST YOUR HOME TOWN!
Ht~ should 1I0t be COli fused with the
bi,tillg house, blue hottle, gn'en hottle, AND TREAT YOUR FAMILY TO AN EXCEPTIONALLY
PLEASANT TRIP!
little house, dnl'gar, chcl'sl', fruit, or
latrille flies, he('lluse he is tIll' gn'atl'st
spreader of dispase llllt! lll'stro~-er of The Narberth Choral Society
lifl' in all 11.\'t!OIIl.
Has been paid a mighty big compliment in receiving the invitation to
He is tlill'i('ult to ('atch hl','aus" his
officially open the musical season at the Steel Pier, Atlantic City,
11l'1ld is o('('upie,1 h~' se\'eral th(lusantl
e~'l's. The prl,hos"is protullillg' _ frolll
on SUNDAY, JUNE 19th, by repeating their splendid
success, "THE ROSE MAIDEN."
the ullder alld ha('k part of tIl(' hpad j;,
the most intercstillg part of th,' fl~-.
:-;lIdion is ]ll'rforllll'll by the pharynx A Special Train
all<1 the suhstance is drawn into the Will leave Narberth at ONE O'CLOCK SUNDAY AFTERNOON (19th)
(Il'sol'lIagus, tolwl'outiullpd through the Returning, leave Atlantic City at eleven that evening
narrow IIcl·k illto th,' thorax. If thl' Round trip ticket, $5.18.
food is solid it IIlust Jirst he dissolve<1
1 hrollgh thl' I[(;t iOIl llf sali"l' s"('rl't,'-1 THE CHORUS WILL GREATLY APPRECIATE
I,~- the sllli va 1'.\' g-lalllls or redu('ed to THE INTEREST YOU SHOW BY GOING
\-('r.\· millllte partic]e;;, ALONG. THEIR EFFORTS WELL MERIT THIS
l"rom the nop f(lod is freqlll'utl,l' CO·OPERATION.
l't\gul'g-ita1 ed, aPI't'nrillg n.1 the I11l111t 11 FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONVENIENCE, RESERVATIONS CAN BE
parts in the forlll of slllall glohull's. to MADE AT OUR NARBER'fH OFFICE, OR THROUGH
he agaill deHlIll'cti III thc insl'l·t '5 lei-
MR. HORACE HILI,EGAS
sllrl'. It is this hahit of rcgurgitation,
MR. WILLIAM J. HENDERSON
or \·,"uitillg, whi('h n'IIIj,'rs Hi,'s ex-
BE SURE TO MAKE YOUR RESERVATION NOW!
treu,ely ohjl'ctiouald(' 1'1'0111 a sauitar~'
stll!ldpoillt, pllrti('"larl~' as th(' 40111-
a('h ('on1l'nts arc nhtaiul'd in IIIOst ill-
s.tllll('es frolu filth alld gllrhage, ROBERT J. NASH
Xl'nrl,l' all J!ics lin,,',l ill (Irgaui,' filth. El.ea1'tor
'Ph" slra nil of flies ill nlria hl~- sec II
1001 CHESTNUT S.TREET, PhiladeJpllia
ahollt pla('l's of this ..!taral't,'r lluriug'
the Slllllllll'r' scasoll is all illdi"atiou thllt Branch Office at Narberth Station Phone Narberth 1710
not only fl'edillg hut al'tual propaga,
tiOll is ill PI·O('PS:-i. Melnber Philadelphia Real Eetate Board
The range of flj~ht of hou:-,e flit':-i is
()I'flillllrily not p;rl'al. 'rhe~' prohahl.,· . . ... ....
seldoIll traH,j ilion' thall half a mil.,
froll1 their hrl'e,liug 1'1111'" UIl1l'sS Cllnil'l]
by the willds, an,] IIsllall~- th,'refor"
n'lIlaill \dthill :!flil or ::O(l ~'lIr,ls of tI,,'i,
poillt of origin, '1'hereforp, if fli,', arl'
fOIlIl(1 ill a particlllllr npighhorhood it is
far proof ,that they dl"'l'lop('d in thc
ilJl'lllelliate vi(·illity.
:fJ3anking lfrien"sbip
If l'esi,lellts of the :\lnin Lille ,1iseo\·er
flips in any quawtity, thl'Y nrl' urgl',l
to telepholle "\rllmol'e l-l.::i, 11I1II the
is an asset the value of which is demonstrated daily by our
COllllnittee will selld the illspl'l'tor, who
service to depositors and clients.
('ll'alle,1 up. We believe there slloullt be more to ba'nking service than
just business, and our charter privileges coupled with the
DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY OF·
helpful attitude of our officers enables us to practice our
FERS FREE EDUCATION. beliel •
Harrisburg, Pa., :Mll~- 2:>.-.-\ free cd- Open an account here, and give us an opportunity
_lIcation in forestry is offered the young to prove it.
lIlPn of Pl'nnsyl\'ania by the State Dc·
partmellt of Forestr~', Gifford Pinchot,
the Chief Forester, today annollllcpd
that cOlllpetitive exalnillations will he witt .rrtOlt wUIr at1~ Wrulit (llnmpUltY
held .Tune ]ll and] i, at Harrisbl:rg, for of 1\t'bml1rl'. l1s.
fn'e scholarships to tile State Forest'
"\l'a(lemy, at 1\Iont Alto. Ardmore Narberth Bala·Cynwyd
The tell highest Illell "'ill be appoint-
c,l to the Forl'st A"allellly, ,,'lll'n' thl'~'
will hegin their stlldy of forcstry nl'xt
f;l'jltplllhcr. .\ furthcr test of six weelcs'
work will he givcn on On(' of the ~tatl'
fnrt'l-its.
Young mell hetweclI the ages of 18 Betty's
allli 2:> who have c()llIpletell a four
~-cars' high school COllrSl' allli \\'110 have
had pxperience in farlllillg,'lumlH'ring,
Wholesome
sun'eying and other forms of onttloor
work, are particularly llesired. The
Bread
seholllrships pro\'ille frce tnitioll, boaI'll,
room and lal1lll1r~', 11pon sueel'ssful That No Meal
"{)llIpletioll of, the ('oursI', which in, Is Complete
dUties thorough anll practical trainillg,
a tlegree in forestry will,lll' awaI'l1(',1. Without
Informatioll ahollt the ~tate Forest
Al'lll1elo~' and appli('ation hlllllks for or Wheat
the examination, may he hllli hy writ- all our
ing to Eo "\. ~ieg1L'r, Diredor, Pennsyl·
\'IlIIia State Forest Acarll'm~', Mont
Opposite
Alto, Pa.
BETTY'S SHOP Station
GARDEN PARTY
TUESDAY, 2-5 P. M.
Lawn at Elmwood and Wynne-
wood Avenues
IF YOU WANT TO BUY
or rent, furnished or unfurniehed, a home in Narberth, we have the
Benefit of Community Club best list in any part of the town" at prices and terms to suit.
Building Fund 3 % COMMISSION FOR SE.LLlNG PROPERTY
See Article in This Issue of
Our Town J. A. CALDVVELL
Real. ::EIs'ta'te
NARBiRTH. PA.
Phone, Narberth 1687

THE OLD MERION FRIENDS'
MEETING HOUSE,
Montgomery Pike, Narberth, was estab·
lished 1682. Hore William Penn wor-
shiped, as well' as many other noted
Friends. One of the historical spots of
America is open for wprship every
First-day (Sunday) Illorning at 11
o'clock. First·day School begins at 10
A. 11. Visitors cordially indted.
The First-day 8chool is held every
First·day morning at ten 0 'clock. There
is a class for adults as wcll as for
children, and we are vcry gla d to ha \'e
anyone who is interestell in knowing
more about our Socidy of Friends awl
the Friendly i,leas dsit with us.
ST. MARGARET'S R. C. CHURCH.
Rev. R. F. Cowley. Rector.
Early Muss on 811I1d:'.I's at I A. :\1.
Late Mass, 10 A. :\1.
:Masscs on holy days, li.:W and 8.:10
A. M. \\'eckdap at S. EIl~lIing del'o'
tions filld other sen'i,'''s at I'l'gular
times.
BAPTIS'f CHURCH OF THE
EVANGEL
Rev. Avery S. DenmlY, Pastor.
Scrl"i,·cs :-;1111 ,1 a.'", .111111' ,j. ]!):!1:
(Daylight :-;al"illg 'riml')
11.00 A. M.-:\[ornillg WOl'ship. He·
ceptioll nf :\('11' :\[I'IIII,el's :111,1 Commun-
ion f-;eJ"l'ir('. :-;''I'1II0U h~' t hI' p:"tor ou
"Ghrist's I'romi"es Fulfille,!." Te:d.
Mark h:16.
2.:\0 P. :\[,-1('h il,!rcn '" Ua y EXI'J'('i"l's
of the 8~lllda~' :-;,·11001. All ;re inl"ited.
1.00 P. :\[,-Youug 1'l'ople's :\[1'('( ing,
To'pi,' "Thy' Kin"dolll COllle-11l the
Word." iratt. 6:1-15. Leader. :'I[r.
La l1I'ence Houston.
I.-t,; P. :\[,-J~n'IIing Worship. ;Sp"rial
Illllsie 11.'" cn]arg-c~l ol'(·1testra.
thelll", "'I'h(' Uplifte'] Christ." T,'xt,
John ]~::1:!'.
\Yl'dn('s,la.'" ('v('niug, at S 0 ',,!()(·I,-
Song, pra.'"c-r and Bihl!' stl\ll:·.
f-;trangers :II1l1 visitor" :lre \1"1'],'ome
to lh"sl' sen'i"I'''.
Narberth Register
Tala Lines, IOc per issue; Sc for each aJJitionalline
A.CCOUNTANTS
Gottshall, II. K. pubJle Accountant. 303
Conway Ave, Phone, Narberth 1667-J.
kelm, Ii. CJ. CerUlIed Public Acoountaot.
101 Dudley a'-. Phooe. Narberth 100-W.
AUTO~J()DILE8.
r-' Garace-Repalrlng, Etc. Phone. 1606.
Sec displaj' adl'ertiscll1ent in this Issue.
N..rberth (;arage. Phone Narberth 1633.
See display nUl'crtiselUent In t1lls Issue.
\Vlpt, Edwin. Hcpulring, ele. Phone. H20- W
Sec dlSI>laj' adl"crtlsl'Ulcnt In this issue,
AUTO~J()UJI.I·; SEltnCE.
Donahue, I'atrlck I". Phone 11133.
Sec display adl'l'rtisenu'nt In this issue,
Sable (."cnsore. P1lOue. !\nruerth 072.
See display nd\'Crtisl'Ulent In this Issue.
DAliERY.
Betty Sweet Shop. Opposite station.
Sec display advertisement In this Issue.
DANKS
lIJerlon Title 8< Trust Co. Phone, Nurb'th 3USI 117 WInsor ave. Pboue, 1247-J.
See dlapla)" advertisement In tbls 188lle.
BUILDER'S
Sh..nd. Alex. C., Jr. Phone, No. 1710.
Narberth Station.
Smedle,', Wm. D. & U. T. Phone. 000.
See dillplay adverU8ement In lbl" IlIuJue.
Atherholt; S. G. Phone, Narherth 1234.
see display advertisement In this Issue.
CANDY. ETC.
0.1'1•• II. E. Phone, 1264-W.
See dt.play advertleement In thle leeue.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
"eokloe, Cb.... L-
101 DUdley. ave, Pbone, 101'4.
CONTRACTORS.
James Fratantonl 8< Sons. 239 Hampden Ave
sec display '!'dvertlsement In tbls Issue
DENTISTS
Orr. Dr. A. L. 1011!llmwood aVo Pbone. ua-w.
Pblla. Pbone, Filbert UU. Keltb Bide.
8chembs. Dr. Joho. Phone Narberth 316·W. , Na.b, Bobert •• Phone, 605.
Cor. Grayling and Windsor aves.
Office Hours until 9 P. Ill. dally.
DRUGOISTS
Howard'•• Pbone, an.
Bee dIsplay advertlsemeot In tble luue.
ELECJTBICIANS
C....e. W. G. Phone. 395-W.
See display advertisement tn thIs Issue.
Push. VerI 226 lona ave.
Nar. Pbone, 660-W. Ard. Phone, 111-3.
I:-JSURANCE.
Bowm..o, samuel P. (Life.)
116 Elmwood aVe. Phone, S6I·W.
,~tter Broe. (Fire, etc.)
209 Woodelde ave. Phone. aU-R.
Wimer, Will. Wood. 106 Forest Avenue.
Phone. 326 R.
Campbell. Frank D. Automobile. Fire, etc. tradesman, mecbanlo, sbopkeeper, eto.. ".b.
4 Stuart Ave. Phone. 3115-R.
LAWYERS
GIIro,., "ohn III Eesu ave. Pbone. au.n.
Phlla. addreu, Llnoolo BIde.
lUte., . FIeteher W. US Haverford ay..
Pbone. 172-W Phlla. addr.... Cros.r BIdS.
LIGHTING FlXTUBE8
KoDonald "aIm. Narb.rth phon.. lUI.
1611 Cbest. et.. Phil&. Pbon.. Bpruce 1111. addre... pboo. oumben and bDll1D_ .r
IlIEATS. ETC.
Cotter, Ho".rd 1'. Pbooe, nil.
8e. 4lapla,. advertleement 10 thl. !Mura.
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH'
Rev. John Van Ness, Minister.
:\lectill~s for ucxt HUllllay:
1l.-t5 A. :\L-SlIII,lny School. A place
Hlld a IIl'leOIilC for :dl.
quit" a nlllllher of uew srlwlars were
ellrolle,l last ~ullda:·.
11.00 A. M.-~rol'Jlillg worship. Scr·
11I011 thl'lIle, ,. '1'he Christ of 'rotlny."
6Aii 1'. :\L-.Juuior EIl,I"avor Society.
Iil'auers: Elli:h :-;wall nll,1 Elizabeth
Hosl'r.
1.110 1'. :\I.~"l'uior ElIlka\"(>!' Roriety.
1Il""t in,L!. J.,ea,it'rs, Martha ~[artin a 11(1
j[ahrl Hanc~·. Prof. lJon:t.lrl Eo :'IIao("
l.'·l:l'Illi,'k will s)",al<.
i.~'; P. :'IL-I';I"!'llillg \1'C>rship with
";,:'l'ItI0)) 011 tilt· thpJlIP. ""·orldng out
our ~a,h·atihll."
Church Notes.
Prayl'r aJlll Praise :\[\~etillg lIl'xt "'I'd·
1Il'~da.v e\·t:"lIillg'.
Childn'II's (lay ,·"h·hratioll 011 SUII'
d:':', .11I1l!' 1:!, 'i'hl' Illecting- will hegin
1'1'1:1111'11.\' at 11l.:W A. :\L
'j'h\~ Bal",,:t1allrt'ale '~"I'\'i\'ll of the
S"llior Class of tlrP :\arlwrth High
R"lwill will l,,' h"ld ill this \'hllrch on
the P\'l'Jdll~ of .11111P ]:2, at ~ o'eJoe]{.
NARBERTH METHODIST
I EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. Arthur S. Walls, A. M" B, D.,
Pastor.
I"nnday, ,lUlIl' Ii, ]H~l:
!lA;j ,\. :\L (Daylight Sa dng 'riml')-
SUllda\' Sl'hool.
l1,O!) A. :'II.-~[orllillg Worshi,p. 8"1"
IllOII by the Pastor. :\lusie hy t hl' Chor·
U~.
6.'1,; 1'. :\l.-EpwoTt h League Devo·
tiollal :\[el'tillg.
1.-t5 1'. :\[.-EV"lIillg Worship. 8er·
Inon by th" Pasle'r.
Chorus,
:'I[lIsie b~' the
Church Notes,
The 8tall,lanl Bl'an'rs' ~oei('t \"
hold their lllectiJlg Tue:.;dH~· C':flllillg.
.June ith, at the ·home of Oil!' of th('ir
mCllrlwrs, :\[r. Roy ~lIlit,h, :\10 Essex
A\'"nue.
The Annual 'Children's Dav cell'hra·
tion will he held Sunday, .In;Il' l:!th,
'l'he ,\nnua.1 StraWhl'IT\' Fl'stival will
hl' held next 'l'hurstlay 'c\'cuing-, .JUlIl'
nth, ou the Church lall"lI.
~PI'IlI(l1l
Preparatory ~kmbl'rs (,Ja~s an,) Pray,
l'r Meeting e\'ery \\'edu!'stlay e\·elliug.
For all ehul'eh lll('!'t iug-s, h('giullillg'
lI"ith ,June i:ilh, thc houl' announcl·rl 1'01'
the llll'etiug \l"i~1 he :lccor,ling to :Day·
light Sa\'ing" Time, in"te:1I1 of ~tan,l:li'Il
Time,
•'WSIC
Jackson, Anne. Vlol1n Instruction.
Telephone, Narberth 310-J,
L008, "'BnDY ll. Piuno tenclJer.
Studio, Arcade BId!:. Phone, 316-J.
Phone, 666-M.
NOTAB,Y PUBLIC.
"ell'erles.... U. 111 Narberth ave,
SlmlJBOn, Uarry A. 232 ESSeX Ave.
Phone, Narberth 636.
T~'8on, Warren R. 200 Woodbine Ave.
Phone, Narberth 1202- W.
OPTICIA~S
F~nton. Carl F. 606 Essex ave. Pbone. 618-9
Phlla, address, IG31 Chestnut st. Spruce 17Uj
Zentmayer. Joseph. 228 S. 15th 8t.. Phlla.
PAINTING.
Newborg, Wm,. 8< Co, 212 WoodbIne Ave.
Phone, Narberth 1758,'V.
Sec display advertisement In this ISSUe.
W..lzer, Fred.
PAPER II.<\NGI~G,
Uo)'d, lIarace S. 313 Meeting House Lane.
Phone 356.
PHOTO PLAYS
..Arc..dl..... 16th and Cbeetnut ste.. Pbll.
See display advertisement In thle I.eue.
I'LU:lI8INO. ETC.
Cook Bros. Phone 302-J.
~ee display ud\"ertlsement In this Issue,
\lall, U. B. Phone, Narberth 1602-J.
See dlaplay advertleement In thle leen.
REAL ESTATE
Caldwell, J. A. Phone. lr.S7
See display advertleement In tble luu•.
Frllsch. U. C. Phone, 152-W.
See display advertleement In tblll luu.
lIall, Albert.. Spruce 74Ul.
Land ~'ltle Building, Philadelphia. Pa.
Money tor Flut and Second Morteasee
llimpson, James <J. 232 Essex ave.
Phone, 636. or 1420 Cbeetnut et.
ROOFING, ETC.
G..ra-McGlnley Co. Phone. 1S6I.W.
See display advertleement In thle leeue.
111IIer, "'oho A. UI Iona ave, Pbooe. 161-J
Shop, 246 Havertord ave. Pbooe. 12U-J
SHOEMAKERS
Good Wear Sboe Repair Shop,
Const..ntlne. B. G. 252 Havertord aVe.
Phone, Narherth 1706- W.
Tbe above department IIbould be ot th'
createet uee to the communIty, tbe lIet COD
tatne the oame ot every prote_looal m.n.
doee or can In any ".ay eerve hie tellow.
townllman, aDd who Ie prosre_lve eoousll
to add n&nle to list ot Re~ster.
Ae It Ie dll\1oult tor tbo.e oootributiol
tbelr time aud elrorta to tbe produotlon
"Our Towo" to penonall,. eltber !mow or
Interview all euoh. It would be mo.t lIelp.
rul If thoee oot oow tound In the print"
lIet would .end In a memo ot tIletr _ _
pro'euloOB tor lI..tlns. 'l'b1.B WIll 0Nt &II tol·
lowe: 10 0.0 ta eaoll lene tor I IIn_: I "IIU
'or saob additional 11...
NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN
•
A RCADIA
CHESTNUT.BeI.18'h S'
Finest Pho'o .y The-
.Ire 01 lis srze In Ibe
An Appreciation in Which Every Entire World.
P....opl.y.-Conlinuous 10 A. M. to U •••
P.M.
Well-Disposed Narberth Resident PhUa..P••
PROGRAM
Will Heartily Accord
WEEK OF JUNE 6
An auspicious occasion arises for a fine manifestation of civic
spirit-
A proper L'egard for the efforts of those who have achieved for
"The Broken Doll"
the town in which we live a distinction of outstanding merit-
A distinction in Which we all share. IIIAIN PRODUCTION START8 A8 NEAa
AS POSSIBLE TO 10,00 A. III., 11.00, 1.00.
The Narberth Choral Society has been invited to open the Steel B.,llS, 11,411, 7.411, 9.80 P. U.
Pier at Atlantic City with a Slillday concert of their own selection
ON SUNDAY EVENING, JUNE 19, 1921
The invitaticn has been accepted and preparations are under way. NARBERTH GARAGE
The event is extraordina:g.
Raymond Wei.s, Proprietor I
Atlantic City, with its visitors from aU over the world, will come GASOLINE, OIL,. SUPPLIES
to know Narberth and what it stands for- EXPERT REPAIRING
As the kind of town which holds aloft the highest standards of Telephone Narberth 1633
citizen-endeavor, keen for wholesome influences on its family life,
zealous for peace and progress, the most stalwart type of American
comnumity- HOWARD C. FRITSCH
Justice of the Peace
For this is indeed the spirit which lJrought forth the Cltoral
society.
REAL ESTATE
Fire Insurance-Best Companies
And now that it has been asked to serve in, quarters where only
Phone 1749W-215 Haverford Ave.
the most accomplished of talent is known, let us all agree to do that
which is obviously the fair and square thing for us to do-
PAINTING GLAZING
GO DOWN TO ATLANTIC CITY WITH THEM! DECORATING JOBBING
To be on hand when they make their bow to that metropolitan WILLIAM NEWBORG &COe
and cosmopolitan audience, to stand by as friends and neighbors, to
urge them on by our presence and our interest to that wonderful effort
Painting and Decorating
"'ill 212 Woodb'ne Ave., Narberth, Pa.
which we know they can make.
Phone, Ardmore 1436 W . Narberlh 1768 W
The occasion tests our mettle.
Therefore, we shall not fail them, we shall go down a thousand
strong, we shall prove ourselves true-blue. Narberth Auto
ALL ABOARD THE SPECIAL TRAIN!
Repair Shop
With fUll confidence in our measure of civic pride, guarantees
have been given the Pennsylvania Railroad which have resulted in 125 Haverford Ave" Narberth
providing a special train to leave Narberth about 1 o'clock Sunday
afternoon, June 19. •. Repairs-all.kinds
S'upplies- all ki, ds
This gives you ample time for church.
EDWIN WIPF
We will travel by the Bridge route and arrive close to 3 o'clock,
allowing several refreshing hours on the Boardwalk. Phones-Narberth 1726W or 672
The same special train will bring us home in the evening, leaving
the shore about 11 o'clock.
Straight home to Narberth, no stops, no delays, no hurrying, no For Permanent
scrambling for seats.
AND THE FARE, ROUND-TRIP, IS ONLY $5.18.
Satisfaction
When before did so little provide so mUCh, a special train trip BUY A
with townsfolk, a day at the shore, the tribute to achievement, the
recogniton of distinction, the support which the Choral Society most
assuredly deserves.
Let us agree, then, to do what the circumstances warrant, to go
Smedley Buill Home
down enmasse, to proclaim that Narberth is indeed alert in accepting
its part of the general obligation which imposes on the whole cOlilltry
in advancing the real spirit of America. WM. D. & H. T. SMEDLEY
And to you, newcomers in Narberth, we bid a special welcome.
This is your opportunty to meet the folks among whom' you live.
You should know them and they should know you. Utilize the splen- COOK BROSe
did occasion.
PLUMBING, HEATING
MAKE YOUR RESERVATION TODAY ROOFING
Telephone Mr. Hillegas (Narberth 367-W), or Mr. Henderson Jobbing promptly attended to
(Narberth 603) and full details will be fUrnished at once. Do not Nillht Phone. N.rberth 6117
delay. please, as it is important to know immediately all those who D.y Phone, Narberth 302 J
are going.
Therefore, do it now, as this ought to be a handsome thing hand-
somely done, with good generous spirit and hearty accord. Ibe Narberth Electrical Shop
230 HAVERFORD AVE.
MAKE SURE TO GO.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
We repair, solI and install anything
INTERESTING MUSICAL RECITAL. METHODIST MINISTERS' WIVES Electrical. Old house wiring a specailty.
MEET AT NARBERTH Asl{ about our threo payment plan in-
'rhe pupils of :Miss Fanny H. Loos cluding fixtures. Phone 1033 or 395W
gave a very pleasing recital a;, her
hOllie, ·Hi Ha\'crford :l\'enlH' on I'nday
aftcrnooll of last 1I'(·ek. '1'he program '1'he l\Iinisters' \\7i\'es As~oeiation of .
cover"'.l a wille range of compositions, the l'hil:ulelphia Conference of the
all of an iutl'resting character, rell- :\[ethodist Episcopal (..'hurch hehl thei I'
dered with l'xcelll'nt tl'chnique and ill-
telligent interprl'1atioll of thcir m.c:lll -
ing. 'l'hose who took part \\'erl' lI11sses
."pring l\leetin~ last. 'I'hlll'sday, .Iune 2nd,
at the Methotlist Church. 'l'he ladies
from all l>Hlis of southeastern Penns:"I·
James fratantoni &Sons
Huth Ashton, May Banfield, Maileleine \':lIIin, arrivetl on the morning trains, Contractor. of
I11H1 f'rr.m \Vest I'hilarl!'ll'hia via 'Nar·
Baughman Dorothy Br:ul"n, Helen But-
ler Heleil Cal,hi'cll, Lois Caldwell, herth Bus Line, 'fhpv were receive,[
'\n'n[\ Compton, Elizilheth Durbiu. Eliz- at the church hv )[ r8. A. W. \\'~1"lI, STONE WORK
aheth England, Louise Englantl, Gladys President of the 'Ladies, and :\[1'5, Ar·
(lrovcl', Helen Hoffman, Frances. Hunt, thur S. \Vall~, 'I'he 1'I'esilll'nt of the and PLASTERING
Mary Kerrigan, Marion Miller, Evelyn Assul'iation, )[I's. C. Lee (laul, of Ches-
Pattoa, B:lrham Sutherlanll, Mahal,a tl'r. presided at all sessions. 'l'he lllorn- 239 Hampden Ave., Narbertb, Pa.
Whitman lIl\l1 Mastl'rs Hobert Harns ing waS spent soeiully and the after-
allll Stanton Nickersoll. noon with business and n program of JOBBING Phone
cntertainment. '1'he chureh was decor-
IItel] with flags, [IlLlms and 1I0\l'el's.
PATRONIZE HOME :MARKET A committee of the ladies of the
Mother: "John must be enjoying his churl'h of which Mrs. C. L, Smith was
0' Eu;ropean trip. lIe says in his letter
ho is very enthusiastic about the fjords
chuinnMI, 8l'rvl'd the noou-Irour lunch-
eon. There were eighty mem'bers of tire
of Norway." vi.siting orgunizu.tion present, nllll the
Dad: "Oh, tlrey'ro all right enough. Ministers' \Vives hud one of their 1Il0st
But if he stayed right hero in Detroit meeessful meetin.gs, and expressecl
he'd see more of them nnd learn how
to- spell them better.';'
thelJ1sel ves ns charmed with our "All·
yeur-round-IHomc-town.' , GARAnteed Roofs'

SPARE THE FLOWERS.
Thoughtless persons arc destroying
the 'Wild Flo\\'l'rs until ~oon some of
thenl will disappe'ar elltir('l~', hence:
Do not. pull \l'ild plants hy the roots,
nor hreal, off hrallehps of shruh~ and
t.rel'S \\'ith flo\\,prs, hilt. lea \'e ph'lIty of
flowers to go to :-,c.'e(l.
h'T OCT F1HE:-; lX THE WOODS.
THE ECONOMIC VALUE OF BIRDS.
The Flycatchers.
Like the sll"alloll"s, thl' fly"atchers
fee.l on the wing,ll1ld aJ'(~ very u~eful
hecause of tll1'ir consumption of wingeu
insects. . ribbon.
:Most of us knOll" the phoebe, the most
familiar ml'mhl'r of this famil~', allll we
all rl'mpmhl'r the thrill we feel when
we wako some morning in iI[arch anel
know by ht'r plaintive nr t.hat the
phoehe is here ag-ain.
To the phol'be, 1·liek-hel'th·s, ~fay
Iwetles and grasshoPPl'rs are choice
morsels. She also enjoys the locust
leaf miner, that pest. which sometimes
hlasts the locust t.ree,.; over wide areas,
as if hy fire, anel she fep,ls on many
varieties of Hies that annoy our eattle.
Since the phoebe raise tll"o' hroolls each
~eason, of from four to ~ix young, they
ueserve our gratitude and proteetion.
The king-bird, III' hee hii'll as the
farmers call him, has he en shot in the
past. as a robber of the hives. Now
s('iencl' has proven that thc percentage
of hees eaten is vel'\" small anll that the
great majority of t.hose are urones, anu
1I0t workers. ]\[oreover, thc kinghirtls
eat the small fl~- that attacks honey
bees, so t.heir b:lll rcputation i., un-
founoed.
'rhe king-hir,l hns a great a version to .Jig-llt" Saying 'riUH'.)
hall"ks anel croll"~, so t.heir small feath-
erell neighbors are sure of protection
against these enemies. I have often
secn a crow in full flig-ht before the at-
,tacks of two kingbirds, only half his
sizc.
To see the other most common mem-
bers of the flycatcher family, the great-
cresteu unll t.he peewee, we must visit
the woods, and fortnnate il1l1eed is the
one who finds the peewee's ncst. Be-
cause of her habit of ornamenting it
with lichens, it is one of the most beau-
tiful nests known.
The peewee resembles ller sister, the
phoebe, but is smaller and of more re-
tiring hahits. 'rhe kingbird can be
i,lentifieel by his dark bad" light
hreast and the white tips to his tail
feathers. All the members of this fam-
ily can he easily recognize,l by their
peculiar habit of darting suddenly into
the ail' from a llead hranch in pursuit
of their food anel quickly returning to
their perch to watch again.
PALACE THEATRE, ARDMORE, PA.
Program week of Monday, .June 0:
:Monday, .Tune Oth, ,Tustin .Johnston in
"Plaything- of BrOllllway"; "Sou of
Tarzan," third episode; 'l'uesday, June
7th, William Farnum in his latest pic-
ture, "His Greatest Sacrifice"; \Veu-
nesday and Thursday, .June 8·n, Norma
'ralmag'e in "'rhe Passion Flower";
\\'e,lnesday night three shows, 6.30,
S.10, U.30; Friday, .Tune ]0, a Hex Beach
special lll'oduction, "Out of the Storm,"
featuring 11Il all star cast throughout;
adtleu attraction, a 'rorchy comedy; Sat-
urday, .June .11, \ViJliam Hussell in
"Bare Knuckles." A powerful story
of powerful men. Heal \Vestcrn dramu.
You will see wild hlizzard scenes filmeu
in "Bare Knuckles" 8,000 feet lip in
the Sierl'l1 Nevada Mountains.
SPRING :FLOWER SHOW TO
HELD TODAY.
(Continued from page 1)
Class 20-Best exhibit of larkspur
(DelphiniulII), in combinatioll with a
few other flowers.
Note-The idea being to develop the
Illost artistic combination of larkspur
with another flower or flowers.
Class 21-Best exhibit of columbine.
Class 22~Best exhibit of Canterbury
Bells.
Class 23-Best exhibit of Sweet Wil-
liam.
Class 24-Best exhibit of foxglove.
Class 25-Best exhibit of iris.
Class 26-Best exhibit of Spanish iris.
Class 27-Best exhibit of sweet peas.
Clnss 2S-Best exhibit of col'll flower
(Centaurea).
Class 2!l-Best exhibit of lilies.
Class 30-Best exhibit of many vurie-
Ocean O·..·Say It So
NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TO\\ ~
ties, shown principally for attractive ar- HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS PRE-
rangement.
Clnss ill-Best exhibit of pansitJs.
Class 32-Best exhibit of hardy
SENT ANNUAL PLAY.
(Continuel from Page 1.)
.~
Scntch pinks.
allIl the st\lllcnts who helped them put
Class 33-Best exMbit of pyrethrum.
ovel' this show. Espedally is credit due
Class 3.J--Best exhibit of poppies. to the two coaches whose untiring work BUILD NOW
Class ilil, Suffrage Class-Best and assured the success of the play.
most artistically arranged vase or bas-
I,et of yellow flowers.
'l11C leadijlg man, or Hiram Hid,s, as
interpreted hy Philip Knutsen, cannot therholt bathroom
,~
Class 36, Decorative Class-Best and be given too much praise, [lIlll Prances
Diallloud as .1uue Grant sure was a
most attractive centrepiece for table "killer." :\t the Vl'ry hl'ginning, when and
,Iecoration. l-;,lwin ilfartin appl'llred as Peter, a
Children's Classes :-;we,le, no one eould help hut fel'l that 6 BlUrt»daft Aw. r;:::=:y", our heaIth-
they were justi{ie,l iu coming- to see the Narberth 1'1'4
Class 37-Best allll most attractive
pla~·. An,l so \l'e mig-ht go 011 and elllllll- Every fixture bearing the
arrangement in vase or basket of wild erate eath separate olle, hut those who name"Maddock"is designed
flrmers entercd by children under 10 ~aw the sho\\' lIep,l not he rpmintleel of
the mallY clever parts. NOT.l:CE to do more in protecting
years. First prize, $2.00 in cash; sec-
All in all the i'-\ellior Play \\'as a huge your family's health than
ond prize, $1.00 in cash; third prize,
NarbCrlh Taxi Sci~cc
all the prophylactics that
sucee~s, hath sotiall.v and financially.'
ribbon. could be stored in your
Class as-Best and most attractive Cast of Characters. medicine cabinet.
Patrick F. Donahue
arrangcment in vase or basket of wild Hiram Hicks, the Bra ino mall,
flowers enterell by children, 10 to 15 Philip Knutzen Authorized Taxi Service. by Certifi- Maddock hvatories are provided
cate from Public Service Commfs- with a patented cleansing feature
years 0111. First prize, $2.00 in cash; 'rom Horton, who writes advertise' lifoI', dated November 16, 1920. which makes it easy to keep
sl'"onu prize, $1.00 in cash; thiru prize, ments ..........•... Merritt Davis Taxi meets all trains. the overflow clean and sanitary.
rihhOll. Fritz .Tordon, Horton's chum, who Store orders prom~ tly called for and Maddock closets have extra large
plays haskethall. ... Ernest .T enkins delivered. Bal!li!age called for and water surface, which insures the
Class :l!l-Best and most attractive utmost in non-soiling sanitation.
A,lam Bi,l<1icut, professor in Nar- delivered. Freight delivered.
arrangcment in vase or basket of culti- Maddock bathtubs are made in
herth Univcrsit~-.. LansflJ1'l1 Knapp
va tell flowers enterell hy children un- .Tosh Al1l1erson, a haskethall enthus·
Open Day and Night Phone 1633 the latest designs and of a con-
struction which is germ-prOOf and
der 10 years. First prize, $2.00 in cash; iast, easy to clean.
sl'eond prize, $1.00 in cash; third l,rizc, Dean Smiley, Dean of the School
of Arts in Narherth University, Let us give YOu estimates for a
Class ·lD-Best anu most attractive
arrangement in vase or basket of eulti- Percy Hohhins, a reeent arrival
Hobert \\'ar,l CLEAN···SAFE···WHOLESOME complete bathroom equipment of
this character. Or, we will gladly
give figures for any single unit.
from "Deah Boston". Carl Kremcr A request for this information
\'ated 110we1's entereu by children, 10 OUR PRODUCTS ARE GUARANTEED
A,lolph Hopkins, a lazy hoy, wl1l not obligate Ylilu.
I
to 1;; ~'ears oIu. First prize, $2.00 in UNDER HACl ERIOLOGICAL CONTROL
Alhert Waru
"ash; seeollll prize, $1.00 in cash; third BaHtian Brigg-;.-, a dig, _._--------_.-._-------
prize, ribbon.
WALKr.R L.OWEN
Charlie P:llllPt., reporter for Our Pasteurized Milk DELIVERIES
'1'o\\'n H"""oe Smedley BrynCIO~ilkCerlflied WEST PHILA. 526 Dudley Ave.
l'pters, the popular propridor of (Pedrlallc Soclel~) OVERBROOK
THE ANNUAL STRAWBERRY "The Pal,"
Special "Guernsey" MERION
FESTIVAL \\'alker, manag'cr for thl' Braino n'an, Milk WYNNEFIELD
E<1wal'll ~[artin (Robe..ls·&Sharple8s· BALA-CYNWY
The Ladies' :\i.1 :->ol'id\' of thl' .Tune Grant Frane"s Diamonu Dairies) NARBERTR
~fl'thollist Episl'ojJal Chnl'l·h· will hold Polly Porte r Elpanor Brown Cream Buttermilk ARDMORE
Ih,'ir allnnal strawltl'rn·. f,-st ivaI alld
lawn fete on 'rlIlIr:->(]ay' e\<l'lI i II;.!, .JUlIP
!Jth, on the I'hurl'h I a·\\" II, Essl'x :lJlcl
:-;eniors, eh1lllls, and inten·st.eU re·
speeti\'cly in Hortoll and .Tol'llon
Table and Whipping
ICream.
WYNNEWOOD
Cotter's Meats
Clairl' AIIg-eline .Tones, a stage-
I'ri"e Ayes. stl'lwk girl. Doris von Culin
A good s(wial tillle g-Ol'S \\"ith il'l'-
l'l'iI:UU, stra.wllprries, ant! 110nW-Jlladl'
"Id,,', and all at the slllall I'xjJl'nsl' of
Suss~' Sprig~ins, a freshman with
a erush , 1·'ranees Keim
Daisy :\rmstrong, an athletic girl,
SCOTT-POWELL DAIRIES A Quality For
People Who
Ihil"t~··fh·(~ ('('Hts for a e,oellillg's outing.
Helen Keim
45th and Parrish Sts.
Head.v to s('n'<', IlPg-inlling- i 1'. ilL iDa~'-
Fluff Linley, a fusser girl. .Lucia Keim Want The Best
Flora Belle Delamart~'r, a waitress
at. "The l'al" Alice :Ualthy
iI[rs. Cobh, housekel')ll'l' at "'1'he
Main Line Garage Groceries and Provisions
CHORAL EVEN SONG AT ALL Taxi Service Haulin, of .11 kind a
SAINTS' CHURCH Quarters" Hose Hicklin Packard Umousine to Hire
Lily, maitl at "The Quarters,"
(Continued from Page .•) SABlE CENSORE
Lucia Keim Phone. Narbe,th 672
Billposters, newsI)()~'s, IIll'mbers of team,
tiin-dioll of ~[r. DaYid Spratt, the lead-
er, is as follows:
etc. HARRY B. WALL
I'nh·l'ssional. all ward Christian Soldiers Plumbing, Gas Fitting
Psalm ],18, UU, l;Jll.
~Ia.!.!nifi,·at ill B Flat ....•Iohll St·miner THE FIRESIDE FRED WALZER and Heating
Anthems iJulIUcr of t~r 'rllre
(Contillue<1 from Page 1) NARBERTH PA
Ikhold Gnd is Grl'at., .. E. W. ::\'arlor Insurance of all kinds Phone, Narberth 1602-J
'I'al'l',\' with 1IIl', oh lily ~aYiollr, where they were l'ntl'rtained by many
:-;. A. Balthl"in Auto Licenses Rents ColJecled
fril'nds. '1'he Jirst week of the trip
With inci<lental solos hy ~[rs. II. Eo Marriage Lieenses
the~' were accompanied hy Mr. and Mrs.
Huch
Li ft Thine Eyes, 'rrio, frolll ., Elijah,"
.Mendelssohn
DurlJorow. Affadavits for Income Tax
Workmen's Compensation DAVIS'
Grie\'e not the Holy Rpirit of God, :;\ll'morial Day as eelehratcu hy Har- A FULL LINE OF
old D. Speakman Post., of Narherth, was 117 WINOSOR AVE.
Pi.'r,·l' was the wilel !JilIow,
.1ohn Stainer
a dl'eide,lIy impressive eeremony. The Phone. N.rb.'lh-1247·J CIGARS
'1'. Tertius Noble sen'ice is a beautiful one anll was rev- NARBERTH, PA. Stationery. Magazine•• Candiell
Uloria ill EXC'l'lsis, from 'l'\\'elfth ilia"" l'l'ently heard h~· huntlrells who gather-
illoza rt ell round the gran's of those whose
-:-:Ullg h~' Ho~~ ~opr:lllo:,;
memories \\'l're honorl',l hy our local
Post on Monday. •
Allel all tlte 1'<'op'" sa\\" thl' t.hnn,1<'ring-s,
. .JollIl Stainer
:-;I'yenfolcl Amon John Sta iner
}{ l"~\'ssi ()Jl:d.
l"ight \I"ith gOOtl, light \\"ith all th~'
)lIi~ht.
Personnel of Senior Choir
Mrs. '1'. N. Bntler, Mrs. V. L. S:U1der-
Holl, ilfrs. D. V. Sti,e'klll'~', ~I iss ~Iar·
You Should Know
!.!arl't iI(<'1>ol\'"II, iI[rs F. H. Git1"lI'll, ~lrs.
,I. U. Athl'rholt. ilfrs. 11. Eo HUt'll, ~1rs.
W. L. Owen, ~frs. A. B. Hoss, iI[r. Y. L.
:-;andersoll, iiiI'. .1>. IJ. :-;t i,~loll'Y, iI(I'. B. that
:-;. •\fl'lIo~·, ;\1r. Philip Lh'illg-StOIl, ilfr.
.Tohn Dow, Mr.•Tames N. Knipe, !III'. A.
B. Hoss, 1\11'. John Uoherts.
LA...A-A..,.)"-"-/,,,,.A.In~~~
OPEN NEW COURTS OF TENNIS
ASSOCIATION. OCEANO New Roofs for Old
BE (Contillue,l from Pare 1) Economically and Quickly
Accomplished With
be so fine in every respect that the dis·
appointment. of the memhers was for- The Great Show
gotten in the pleasure find fun aITol'll· ART CRAFT
cd by the t.hree courts that were in
"coltulliHSioJl.' , ART CRAFT is firesafe and weather
1\11'. Lane, the eontractor, anu the
Boaru of 'rrustees of the Assoeiation
is proof; it gives lasting service; it comes
in beautiful tile designs-slate red or
have been "llouble cross~l" so many
times h:r t.he \Veuther Man during the slate green. Laid right over old wooden
last fel\' weeks that they hn ve stopped
makillg prophesies allll predictions, but
it is t'lll'ir hope, nevertheless, that the
remaining four courts will he finishetl
hy this Sat.nrllay· anll rl':llly for pluy-
ing.
OCEAN 0 shingles it saves the expense and labor
of ripping off the old roof. Made by
Bird and Son, inc., Established 1795,
makers of the reliable Neponset products.
...lsk for our advice and free estimates.
'1'0 say that the members of the Ten-
nis Ass;wiation welc()med the opening
of the Jirst three courts last Saturday
would he putting it-as someone else
. Say IT So COOK BROTHERS
remarke,l once hefore-very mildly! 250 Haverford Ave.
'l'hey were out" in force" hot.h on Sat-
urtluy afternoon and all tIny MpJIloral Phone 302 J NARBERTH, PA.
Duy.
With the constrnl'tion of these seven
Coming Soon
k! [raft Rao!
new courts ancl the enlarg-ed member-
ship of the Tennis Association, there This June
is everJ' reason to helieve that tcnnis
is going t.o enjoy a season of unpre·
l'('dented popularity in Narberth this Full Moon
sumlller.