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VOLUME V, NUMBER 42 & 43 NARBERTH, PA., SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1919 PRICE TWO CENTS
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Wonder wh.v'! Don't th".I· enjoy walk,
Cub's Weekly Letter ill~ any 1110rcf

Ole! J"ath"r Huhbard went to th" cup·

lloal'll
BASEBALL
To th., E<1itol' til' Our Town: To gd his pOOl' ""If a drink. TO.:D.a.Y AT 3.l.B
Hot as '"' dl"l'w Iligh, tIll' conutry wcnt
'rh,',,(' arl' dnll night" at th" Forum.
~Iany of tlH' nll'IIlI"'rs a\",' slllllllll'rillg
dry,
So hI' got llinl a tlriul, at the sink. LANSDO\NNE
"lsr,wher,'. rrllhah]~' hn dng" wealthy
relati\'l's. :I[o,t.of those ]"('Illaining here Dol' !-low:\I"d opines that now that AT
>ltay at h01l'1' lIight". It's a had thing, thi~ fnir land of ours is teetotally dry,
this IIcgled of 0111' local d('hatillg insti·
tutioll h." its most ardent advocates;
thf' "1'01' of rhronie in\"lilids who will
111",,1 a l'onie of heet', iron alld wine, THE FIRESIDE NARBERTH
just at a tilll" wh('n there are so many I\"ith tI", nreell! Oil thl' WillI', is cll1e to
1lI0ml'ntous qn,.stion~ of Statl' to be set, talte all upwarrl jump. \lOIl't SpOOIl in Ha verford.
tl('<1 and with 'Vashington haying an
('a1' to till"' gTollil(l· for all.\~ ('(',110 01' \\ lli:--- \lll E.xJ~L 1111-1,.
f!"r of a,lI-icl' that might he uttcred by
our local solons. En'lI ('hark)' ~0,,1
A Ul:1ll lin th,' SOllth Side lost his
false te!'th last sl'rill!!. hilt has reel'ntl~·
\Ii" ltllth Eo H:\.II·s i:i sp"ncling a
\\"'l'k 1111 the 1';as!<'l'n Shol'l', :I[:Jr~'lalltl.
Narberth Gives Drexel H. II. O. A.
iSIl't th(']"(', and th(' Fornlll witllout loeatl"l thl'lII ill his I\"hiskl'rs.
Inone~'
Hill.Hard Battle Kellnedy, d
Lennox, 2b
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Charlr,~' is lik(' b('('f steal, withont the CUB. FOI:ND-A snlll of ill bills.
heef. Th(' littl(' ehi"f must miss the .\ 1'1'1.'" to l'ost11last"r. Spanl,lillg, If. " I I () ()

fire apparatns with whi,·h he 10""(1 to EXCITING GAME THRILLS CROWD Hoth,lh . I 1Il () ()

tillkf'r Ilightl~·. Th" apparatus, how- SOLDIER PRISONERS FLEE. AT HIGH SCHOOL GROUNDS- Bet ts, rf. , 0 I (I I) ()
Th:,t olcl St. Sl\"ithin prophesy isn't ..;
""1'1', if it Wf'l"{' alii''', wonltl prohahly LANSDOWNE TO BE VISITORS HPlfn('r, e. . J I Ii II
"0 h:"l after all.
Bitting, 3h 0 1
han, no regret~.
Two Men Leap From Moving Train on TODA'y ON HOME GROUNDS
.1 oseph s, ss. () o .J "I
lIo'rarrl "'ilson's ilOIlo ,log. wh ieh 81lllshine r('ceil'c'[ a h('arty welcome 8hPlfy, p.
Main Line. 1 I II ()
ill the good 01,1 ,lays usnally made a 1101llt\.
Hiskill); 111('i .. li\'l'" ill all ,'Ifort to WI,iJ(' 1>1111 .I: COlilpall.'" I\"illllillg'
11"1'1'('
<las11 for the :firf' hous(' immediately on
'J'otals 'J !l .,- ~I
starting for thl' c\"l'n'ing stroll with his ;c:>ill Ih"ir lilll'rt~', two soldiers on their :1 .1 to II thirl.een,ill'llillg ;!:lIlle frolll -I

\I'ay to thl' lTllit('d 8ta 1 f'S clis"iplillary ~\11d we l\H\'p hUll'll :J p;re:tt ,oul'iety Lall:-idowllt', anel lJol.soll was hl..'ut.lng'
lIlast"r, is s('en there no more. llrexel Hill 1 I 0 0 " :1 Il " t\ :!-_.J
h:'lTaelts at. Fort. L(,;[l"ell\l'orth, leapeel of 1'1'1!l:nlts ahout oM St. SwithiIJ. ,\II(o('ar S I" ;j at Ea"t Falls. the ::'\ar-
.Iohll Cal(lwf·ll', ,"'c'p hass voi('f' is Nurhcrth 0 0 0 0 " Il II il 0 11
from a spe('ding I rain on the Penn~yl­ I,,'rlh tealll I\"as I'lIttillg' Ill' a hard fight
lllii'sillg, and T und(,l'stancl .Tohn is so· 10 hol,l the nel\" ])\'('x,,1 Hill t"a111 011
"allia Railroad anlT escaped. 11 a "1' you notie('Il how you miss Two-hase Ilil-Bf'It:s. St01"n ua""s-
;jolll"ll'ing ill th" .Tl'rs('y pilles. It's sairl S:'tlllt!ay aftel·II'HII' ..1111.'" ~tj.
Thl' i,ll'lItities of the prisoners nor "arrying' thai IlInblt'lla Silll't' last "'ed- Stites, 2; FIl'clt. Struck lIut-BI' La-
that whl'n .1olm vi"ws thl' rountl'y sur- An."""" lI·ho thinks that :'\:llhl'I'lh
Ih" lIatlll'I' of their offellse could not 1I"sda.v? Fitt", 8; SIIl,tfy, S. Bases on I;alls-
I'ounrling his SIIl1l1JI('r home, he utters fan" did lI"t S"I' Sll II lt' l'I'al h:",'hall
IH' 1,'arllf"1. The train 1'1'0111 which they Oil' LaFlttf', 3. Umpires-Atolallls and
loud l'l'grl'ts that then' is 110011(' in the ~·dl()lIld a~k S(lIl1eOJll' who witnesspd nlt. 1

"8c'apell was fh(' s('cond sl'ction of one :\11'. .Iosq,h ~. !la\l-s. of j'otbtoll'lI, ].'oll'l"oft.
,·i,·init~- to impl"fl\"(' thf' laI1l1sl'ape, as goa 1111' last Satlll'lla~' a1'lel"llooll. 'l'he filial
::'\arlH'rth 1][\5 h(,f'11 illlpro\"l'c1. And ~·('t "I' till' hig night through traills Satur· "a., is ,·jsiting his IInl'lp, 1'ostlllast('r
tla~' for the "'('st'.
seore, 4 toO, is shol\"n in the box score
.Iohn ,lol'sll't s"elll to ;;how all~' l'lImity lIall's. lln Tlllcl!l'y :1\'('11 lie.
an,d sC'or" hy illnillg-s givell belol\". L:III,,<lo\\n., .. li 0 0 11 II " 11 0 n '10 li li-Il
tow:ncl his lI1'igllhor;;. oth"l' thall that'. An oOil'(,1' hall eha rge of th,' llI('U rulf1 I1nll.l: (·0.... nil" II 'I 11 11 0 cl 1111 () 1-.1
Onl' I, Big Boy" "Ed" La}<'itte
Ilid not explaill 1hl' mallll,'r of Ih,·i ..
'Ph,' COIIII t 's w,ie" hasn't- hl'''" h('anl "'" \\oIItI.'1' il' th,' pllhli,·it." ('ollln,it- I'il"h"d a 1I1i;!I,ty good bl'alld or hasl'
(""ap" to tIll' police. TI1l' train was
in the FOl"llm for months, l)llt you see :"" of thl' :lfaill LillI' Fishing Clllh has hall, hut we will have to admit that Alltol'al' II II ~ II II liI) ()-::
1I0t goillg at top ~peed, hut was going
he has a car no'," alltl li,,(';; a \'(,r~' 'luiet
so fast that nlen jumping fl'Ol11 it took
lit"'11 hOllorahly di",·hargl'el. th" Drl'xel Hillers arc "quite somo hit· .1. & .r. Dohson .. (I 1 11 :; I) ~ li () x-8
lif('. R('gul:nly ('Yer~' ev('ning lle dons Il'l'~, ., IH'ing at least. quite some bet-
their li"es in th"ir hands. Tlw :I[aill
up 'af!('r <linneI', walks to the !(arage' A hounl'ing 'ba,hy hoy has arrived at tl''' than the Narherth players.
Line polie(' arc maldng a rletermilled PROPOSAJ,.
!lih'.h('s UJI aM! fak('s :. nil'l' ricle all tho Ii", home of :\fl. :-.:.. '..i :lllS. 1<'rl'<1 G. V\'·O\r· I. Ax" .Jolly, till} Xar:hllrth sLorfbtoiJ,
l'ITort to locate the fugitives. Th"y \\"'1"('
wny to Howard Da"i~' an'll buys him a lieI'. I!11f [ a Ii('ar home run in the fourth in-
I'l'port('el limping alollg a marl ill the
paper. Then he goes ha('1t all<l stays lIing, hut when Spaulding climbed out
"i"init~' of :Merion and arc heli("'ed t.o Bids wiil he r,'eei"ed by the Coun·
on the porch nntil tlark. Hl' has a ,. I~d " Turnpr is among the many of the hedg(', he had the ball in his
hI' hi'lilllf in the vicinity. I'il of the Borough of Narberth, on Mon·
Imnl life, ll:ls the Count, and the same S"I"\-;C'f' l11l'n who h:"'e recently been mitt. "Bill" Durhin had two of the
da~', Au;!ust 11. 1010, for t1le following
is true of till' Street Commission('r. The llIust('red out llll'd returned to N ar- hits all' Shell'y, while the other pair
1I"0rk:-
la tter is so tire{l these dnyli!(ht saving MRS. ROMAINE C. HOFFMAN GIVES III'rth. were divided between Stitl's alld La-
Fittf'. The fielding of Durbin aud Hllhhl" eurh alld gutter, 408 Haver-
I"'('nings that he is Il'a"ing" affairs of SILVER TEA FOR WOMEN'S f'onl a \'P11\1(\.
State go hang, while hI' snoozl's on the :lfl's. D. '\':1111'1' Ht('ekhl'(·I, alld son Stites was a feature of the game, and
AUXILIARY, Huhblt' I'urh awl guU"r, 412 Haver·
porch. He's alsQ intl'r"st('(l in dog Waldo, of 221 'Va.\"1I1' a vell\\(', Narberth, altogether it was considered that the
ford a venue.
raising, anel if you want a ni('e Airl'oale lIa ,'e gone to Sulphur Springs, Bedford ;\1arberth boys put up a ""1')' good
hrand of base hall against thl' Drexel Huhhll' eurh allcl j.{utter, 414 Haver-
for nothing. just ask 1110 Commisl1. ~[rs. Romaine C. Hofflllau invites all ("ounty, Pennsylvania. to rpmain until
Hill t"am, which is adillittl'dl.,' a \'l'ry f"l'd a V"II1Il'.
The r('gnlnr pinochle ganll' is a thing members and frip'Hls of the Women's :-kp!."llIher.
fast aggregation. Hubbll' "ul'h :lIltl gutt('r, 416 Haver·
nf thf' past. Doe Fari('s isn't around Auxiliary to a sil\'''1' tea, at her resi- ford :,,·('nue.
'rholllas Kilo1en, all assistunt track This Saturday, at :1.1:;. 11',' 1I1l,,,t till'
thesl' nights to indulg"(' in his fayorite ,!t'nee, northeast eorner Forrest and Huhhl" l'urh amI glitter, 420 Haver·
1'0 1'l'llIa II , w1l0s(' hallie is in Langhorne, I'llioll A. A. tealll, of Lallsdol\'nt', on
(,xl'rcis,'. Ffl'<I Derhy and P('rry Relli· Willdsor avenues, on Thursdny, August ford aVl'nue.
f('r 11ll"(' tl('serteel the game for the pool Hh, from 2.30 ulI,til 5 0 'clock. The was killed ncar Ardmore station On the nil' hOllll' ).!I'ounrls, whill' DIIlI & Com-
pall~' pl:l~''; at th(' Autoear grollll(ls, alld
Huhblp eurh alld glitter on Haver-
tabll'. .Tust thinl{. form pinoehl" to I'(,\'l'nue derived 1'1'0111 thi;; tea will Iw Pt'llI1sylvania Railroad ",h('n an el('drir
Ilohsoll goo"s to Drl'x,,1 Hill. for,l a\"l'lIue. Oak Tioad to Winpenny
pool-,;o!ll(' ('om(' tlOI\"Il. Talking ahout ,,]a,·l'c[ in the Roof Fllnd, which is gr:lfl- "p('eial tl'llin of ('xpl"l'SS ears strlll'k him
ploperty.
thl' pool tnbl(', som(' irreY('rnnt person u:tll.I' hilt surel~' illerellsillg ,-('r.r sl1tis· ash" WllS crossing the trlleks.
Main Line League. SicltJw:l1k. ruhhll' c'urh and gutter on
mail(' th(' rl'ln:l rk tha t if nerhy and ral"lol'il.,'. ('Olllt' and spelld thl' al'tl'r- II a 1'\'l'fol'd a 1'('IIUI', from Montgomery
H,,(lifl'r pln~'l'cl a game of 100 points 110011 with us. Lil'lItpnant "'a!tl'r :\1. Blll'ltlHl]"(lt alld ""on. Lost. ".C.
a ""11111' to 11", SIIII',Ill'." property.
:\11(1 pai'l h." Ule hour thf' hill would ,,,if,,, of 100 \[apl .. a\'('nIH', had :1' Dobson .) II 1.0110 Work to Ill' don" accordin~ to Bor-
amount to $1.000,000. Of eOIlI'Se, that's thpir gupsts for thl' w" ..It-"1I11 :\riss Drexel Hill 2 o 1.000
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS ongh sl", .. ifieations :11111 1111<1,'1' supervis-
a sligl1 t I'xa!(gera tiOII. hu t. there's no Cherry, of Bf'lIton Harhor, ~[ieh.; Miss Dnn & Co 1 1 .500 ion of St ref't Comlll issioul'r. The Coun.
Ilouht tllf're \\"onld he a. hi!( <11'111 in the JIucl!l'r, of Sf. Louis: Licut"II:l1I1 Hl'ury ;\arherth 1 1 .500
million. Those two ho~-s sholllrl pla~'
Two cents per word each lneertlon. caall
In advance. No advertisement accepted un, Sparks :tlld I\"if(', :In<1 John Bra ,1 ,,"a.,', o·~ Autoear 0 ~ .000
<'if rescn'l's the right to reject any and
ImU! cash accompanies cOPY.
:,11 hids.
ehess. lIa "('rford, Pa. [,lllI sdowlH' 0 ~ .(l00
All.,' fllrthpr information I'an he ob·
Fralll, ZelltJna.,'el" is th(' onl.\" l'eg'1I1:1I' lailll'd fro;1I Mr. C. E. Humphreys,
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. 205 For- ..\ sll1:dl·si>:"cl tOl"lIa<1o hit a hill10p in NARBER'l'll.
Ihat's loy:il. TIc's th,'l'l' all the time. Sln'l'l ('0111 III i"silJlll'r, Elm Hall.
rnst Ave., Narherth. (x) (11\(' ('Orll(')' of np\"OIl Tu('sllny, all1nag-
You ('all't lM(' hill,. TTc' sit;; u('ar the
ing' fi\"l' In l'g(\ hnU:'l':O:, ]\Jlorkillg' o'"rr
n. II. O. A. I';.
]>001 tnhl(' nightl~' all,l halllh out cx- WALTER M. WENTZ.
GIVE A PARTY-Eutl'rtairl YOllr ,·ld:III1".'·s alit! pill:lrs and ri[lpill~ oil' Illlrhill. ;lh ,. n 1 o
pl'rt ncj,·;c.e to th" l'laY"l"s. hu1 sOIlll'how, fril'lltls. L:I\\'lI "lIt('rtaillnlt'nls. Lill' Joll~', ss 11 () II () Chail'lll:lll, ('Ollllllittp(' on Hig-hll'ay:; and
Ji.!.dtl shillg-]('s frolll I'oofs allll hug" trf'('s :--\tlwcr:-;.
althollgll Frauk l\llows :1 lot ahollt tIl(. ;,:,·nll:llI. Y"lIlrilo'lllist: :\ltllt'. DII!'onl, oSt i It"~. c·f. . '
"Ill of th(, gronllll with just the same
gallIC'. jl1f1ging front 111:" el'Hicisll1S, llC 1':lJllIisl, 70;; ::'\orth Pifjh st., Philad"J- 1~11,,·1,. I r. .
f:ll·ilit,'"
~w('nlS to forget, SOllltlth ing- \\"11<'11 he tHO. pllia. Bt'll t"I"pholl", :\[a rkpt I.-,S-1. ],:IFitt(', 1' - " ,I
,>asiouall~' tal,es a halld j,illl~,'lf. Y"ars t'stahlishecl. ('17-p) f[1I III ph n'."s, ~h . What Is It That
\1 r. alld :\[rs. K :I[cD"\']l1oll1 allllOUJlCP
Bill Cumlllcr-gos!l! '1 nlmost fol'- RilllpsOJl, rf...••.. II FinJlI1<'ss ill ollrselves is st.upid stub-
lhp lJHll'riage of their dHtlghtpl', :~"]lll'·
Ifot him. Bill i;; jllst Ilnn'y ('\I'CI' plllll. W ANTED-llda"h",1 hOllS", IIIUSI' ha "" ]):l\'is. Ih ,. 'I f1 Iii \'1I""1J(1~:-- in otherst
,,"eo M., to Mr. Lonis Kroog('. cd' Vir- 'I
You ',I tldnlt it ,\'n~ a 11('\\' ganll'. Up to flllll' ~l(l\lpillg' r(JOlll~. Pl'i('p $5000 ttl
J~ahl,Y, ". " II (I .\" i'l]II,hilalll is a l'l'sitlent of II. viI·
six montlls ago Bill harln't seen a. pool $7000 (':Ish, 1I0 a{!"lIts. Box on. Nar· g'inia. For the pl'l'sent they will l'l,;;id,' " '''.C:'' ,,11<''''' tit" " oldl'st inhahitant is the
herth. (~;-'_p) :It the hOll1e of th" hrid" Oll 10lla :1\ ,'-
tnhl(' nnrl he's mnldng Ill' 1'01' Ipst t ill'(, Totals (J :!i II II \'ill:lg"{' ',,, l'llHll:pinIl liar'?"
nill', an<11at('r wiII go to tl,,,ir 0\\'11 hOIl\('
J)O\L nl1~in(lss. 110111(1, garden, C'vel'Y~
FOR RENT-Spar'" ill g'ar:t;..~·p. Tpt'IIl~, in Y·il'f~·illin.
thing neglepterl for that pool lal,lt,. He
$S.IIO 1"'1' IIlonth. ~n:1 Essex :lVP., Nat'-
eV('1I hatf's to Il'aye it long f'llough to
go Oil a fishin'g" tl'ip. Strall;!" to sa".
],.'rtl,. (-t::,p) Onr pllhlic· sl'hool t ..neh.'rs ,"ill he rl'- Calendar of Coming Events
Bill now thinlts !Ie knows sllll1('lhiJ;g GARAGE for n'nt. Large elrough for fnrllill;!" to Xurherfll a nloltlll hl'lIel'. '1'0 Date. Time. Organization. Purpose. Place,
nbout th(' gam", nnd hns gOttl'll thl' all- two en rs. 200 S. Xa rlll'rth nncl 'Vooll- this tit" .. olll~' a few have lwell sue-
dec Illlhit jusl likl' .Fl":Illk. MineT Yon. sicle aYe., Narberth. (43 p.) ,'''ssfnl ill s,'curing suit,able nCCOllllllO-
dn !'i Oil S. Tn lIlost suburball tOWIlS th" Use This Blank in sending in A 'InO\mC'~m~lltf, of Coming Events.
11C had 1le\'er hnnllled a rue until 'this
Ilew pla~,tllillg was hrought to the FOR SALE-20th Celltury wa;;hC'f', In hnu;;ing" of teurllf'rs hu,; hecoulP Il s"ri-
Forum to l,('('p nll of tht'se little hoys good ,'ollclitiolt. 104 N. NarllPrth (Ins problplII. Will this beeollle the east' Dnte
off the sh'('ets' evenings unel vet he an' .. Knrberth. in 0111' "All,Y('al'-HoIllP 'J'oll'n"? 8<,('
hands out, or rather ba,~ls out,' ndvice WANTED fm' t('aehers, 1'00111 lind boun!.
Want A,l.
by th(' .iawful. Queer streaks some peo- A,lllrpss "'m. T. ?\[elchior, Principal, Or;!"anizlltion " ,
ple get. The Lihl'rtr umll, Ho~ 1sllll\(1 's for-
Narherlli. (43.c)
,But pool table or u{) pool tuble-the ty-s('conil sllip, was' l~II!l(~h('d Wednes- Purpose ,
Fonllll is a sad plnce tllt'se nigllts. ~o FOR SALE-Wh it,' r('ed haby cnrringe. ,by. Thp \"l'gspl wns named b~' Mrs.
more do we hear the cheery summons, Good condition. $10. 217 Elm Tel" Place .. , -.- .
"Let's take a walk up to the Wayne." race, Nnrberth. (43.p) (Oontinued on Page 4,)
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HOWARD'S
New Orleans to Winnipeg.
1':'011\ Telephones,
i" quitl' ill OI'ller at this UlOllleut to deliver - any
OUR TOWN men'tilln the fad that not one of ollr
regnlnr eontrihlllors n'lIlemberrd their
"Trees and roads! Th,'s" ;1I"~ thc
\\'ords constrneth'e that h,'sl alls"','r
1267
1268
p I a ce - anJ
time..
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An Experiment in Cfl-o~)erative littl.: dllt,\' of selldillg in his news itellls. the id,'as of the Hun destructive.

Journalism-No Paid Worb:.ers. \Vhi'" thl' Editor apprl'eilltl'S th,' fad "'rrees and roud,,! Thl'se an' the The Brightest Spot in Narberth
fairest. n,arks of civilization.
------------ -- _- .. ---- that, at this titlll' of the year, lI'IIl'1I so
Sllh:",('riptions a n~ now heing' 1':1 h;(lll A Drug Store in the Most Modern Sense of the Term
Owned and Puhlished e\'ery Salurday 11l:l1l.\· 1I1'l' awn,Y, :lllfl \\·h011 t1l0:--;(' thillgs
PiO)"" 10 01lt-O:'~dllIl1' lift'
to plallt a tre" for '~\'ery fullpn sol,

LEE'S GARAGE
hy the ~urherth Civic Association. tl;nt 11l'l't:dll
:11'1' fil':-it ttl ht' IhllU;.dJt ot't .\"pt if l~a(·h di"r in France and Belgium., Essex Ave. abo Haverford
Subscription price one dollar per 1111" "I' liS ,,'0111,1 l'l'lltemh"r that earh "'1','a('1Ier, get ~'our s"hool to plan', a Avenue N8rl~~~lh
\\"1'1\1;;: :1 few 1I1lJl\l11UtS of tillH' WIllI]ll tl'l'e in Pl'nl1cc!
year in allvance.
11\(':111 ~ll 11\1I('h towards ha\'ing On1" "Let ns reforest that denHlI,'d 1:11101.
"And I"t Us huild ronds und plant
Overland' Sales and Service Agency
OFFICERS OF THE NARBERTH 1'011'11 1;"pt 111' 10 ib Ilslla] st:11\(lnl'll. :Inti REPAIRS, STORAGE, GASOLINE AND OILS. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
trees in our o\\'n land, IIntil _\III"li"a
CIVIC ASSOCIATION. in fh" lIIail on time.
Last \\"('"k lI"as the IIl'st l' ill\(' ill ,,\',,1' shall ha \'e the 1Il0st \"o]lllt'rflll II it..d l· L. C. SHAHAN
Apdl 24, 1919. ways ill lhl' world,
fil'p r,>ar" Ihat alit' TO"-II I\'as 1I0t puh-
lish"ll. a1\l1 in ord"r to rontilllll' this I1t- "Dr. Frallk Crall" ...
President-Mr. .)(lseph H. ~ash.
tl" papel'. on ,l'!lir'h there al't' llU paid
MAIN LINE EMPLOY· ra~a-M~GinliJa
Vice-Pre5idell t--i'Ir. .J allles A l' till an ,
Mr. A .•J. Loos, i\[r. H ..1. Dothar<1.
workl'rs, it i" "rrr illlportant that l'neh Ur23So!ith 17!I!S!, Philadena:.~
Secretary-Mr. R. J. };dglll'.
0111' of liS assist liS t1l1l~h as possible in
s('l1 llillg ill ,'arilllls shod, crispy news
MENT BUREAU
'1'" till' 1·:01; 1or of Ollr 'l'owll:
CorrcslJonding Secretary-i\liss Frieda
Schubel.
i I 1'1I1S. l'\'Cll t hOllgh the~' concern one's
sl'lf. in \\"hil·h e\'rnt, of course, the
,\" far as ~"II"rall,\' kll O\\' II , :\:lI'lwrlh Weekly Bulletin
GARAnteed Roofs
Treasurer-Miss il1aizie Simpson. 11:.:-; 1101 :IS ,\"1'1 or~allize(l its hl':lllt'h of
",'n,ll'r's naill(' "'ollld nM he publ1shed.
Directors-Mr.•J. .J. Cuhrey, :Mrs. C.
P. Fowler, Mr. H. R. Hillegas, :Mr. Chus.
H. A. Chuin, :Mr. W. R. D. Hall, Mr. H.
A P:Jlwr lil\(I 0111·~. and gottPll on!" lIil-
111'1'1'11t' ~:lnH' l'il't·t1llISt:llH·fl.~, ('BillIOt' hl'
Ih{' AIIIl'l'il';IIlLt'gion. Tlit' Lt.'giuJI b-
:\11 llrlll'l' or art a:'~l)(·i:ltioll ld' all the Positions Open GtEAN··-SAfE--·WHOLESOME
1lll'Il wh" sa\\' St'I'\'it'l'. eil-hl'l' a('th"p or
l'Olltiill1l'tl unIt'S:", tht'l'p is ('o-oplll':ltifJll. OUR PRODUCTS ARE GUARANTEED
A. Jacobs, :Mr. F. A. Lunahan, ]VIr, otl!t'I'Wi:-'I', III tht., lalt' \\':\1'. rt is 01'-
2 GENERAL MAIDS (Colored) UNDER RAC I ERIOLOGICAL CONTROL
:IIl,l th,' fntlll'l' of Onr 1'OW1l I'",ts en-
Daniel Leitch, Mr. G. Knutzen, Mr. R. !,allizl'd 011 similar lill"s to Ih,' Uralld 3 COOKS (WHITE)
tin'h' with thn:,,, 1IPOll wholll tIll' pal'"r Pasleurlzed Milk \ DELIVERIES
J. Nesper, Mr. E. A. Musehamp, :M:r. AI'II'~' of 1IIl' l!t'pllhlit'. allll i" bOlilld to CHILD'S NURSE (WHITE)
Fletcher W. Stites, Mr. A. E. Wohlert,
is ,1,"I"'llllt'nt for news. 1'hl' Editor wm BrynclO'~~!:'kcerlilied WEST PHILA.
b" :I loIg fa"lor ill the atl'airs of this
h" \"l'\'~' gratl'flll for Y01lr closer co- WHITE COUPLE ON FARM (Pedrlalle Society) OVERBROOK
Mr. Walter Y. Shaw, :Mr. Walton M. ~'Olltltl'," ill the ,veal's to COJne.
Wentz, Mrs. C. 'IV. Youug, 1\'lr5. Jume..'i oppt'ntioll, LAUNDRESS, 4 DAYS, FOR Special "Guernsey" MERION
~ro::;t of tl1l' larg'll {'iti,'s Hllll a gTI'ut Milk WYNNEFIELIJ
Foote. SEPT.
\lIall." :'Illall tOll'lIS 11:"',, their oll'll local (Roberls' 0& Sharpless' RALA-CYNWY
CHAMBERMAID-SEAMSTRESS
To till' 1,;oIitol' of 0111' TlIIl"n; brulIt'h of th" L,'g-ioll. III :\arlwrth I Dairies) NARB~.RTII
HARRY A. JACOBS, WHITE WOMAN. COOKING
ihl'l'l' an' :thout 1;;0 1I1{'11 pligihle to Cream Bul1ermilk ARDMORE
III lit" "I'\I1I1,'lill"1'01' ~1"lldllY ,'''I'll-
Editor. 111''1111",r"lIip. l','rhap:, Ihl' oni""rs of AND DOWNSTAIRS
ill}.!.' :IP:'I':tI'~ all arlil'h' lIr Ih. Flallk Table and Whipping \VVNNEWOOIl
Ih,' :\al'h,'rtll nO\ll" GlIlll'll will tak,' all NIGHT WATCHMAN Cream.
('1":1111' \\"1Iil·1I i", wurth." ot ,,"Otll' qll\tlill~'
Mrs. Roy E. Clark, Henry Rose, il~tt't'l)st ill this lIl:ttll'l' allil aI'1':1I1gt.' to
A. J. Loos, ,,' :1", "Ollllllll:' of Our Town.
W. T. Melchior
Associatil 'itors.
~111:-1 01' liS \\'(,'n~ introllllccd
:::III{il!~ t'or sol,li,'rs anti sailor:, who
:-t'l'\'j(~ll 1'1'0111 Xurhcrth
t.o 1 l't!ll Ill'g:lltiZI' 0B the :-Iallll' lines a:s in other
plan'''.
It :-;cenlS str:lllg'l' tllnt 110 10('aI t'tl'{Il't
Positions Wanted SCOlI-POWELL DAIRIES
MAIZIE J. SIMPSON,
I'll fl,rt,d t lit' DAY WORKERS 45th and Parrish Sts.
Will'lI 111"S \\'1'1'1' pI:ltll'pd in ~:.lrhrolll( 1i:1, 1)('l.'11 iliad" to pllhliel.\' I'l'co/.:Iliz,' or
2 SEAMSTRESSES
Cashier. j'"rk lllld Itt Ih,' :.\f<otho,lisl Chnl'rh dur- hOllor ,:\arlwrth's hoy... ill 1I11 ifn 1'111.

Send all advertising and news items to

:III-:' i Ill' p:llri"ti,' fetl' of 1918.
Silll'l' llJ"t! :-;Ollll' of 0111' ;.!.Olltl l'ltlZt'll'"
(),~OlltZ lIelll a ",'!l'hratioll ill hOlll'1' of
it:-: l't'turlling' soldiel':O; and ~:\ilo1':O;, g:avp
GEN. MAID AND BOY (15 yrs.)
2 CHAUFFEURS (WHITE)
CALDWELL&CO.
P. O. Box: 966. :IntI ~~lllll.' of thl' {"!llnt,IlI's ha\"t~ ellll- 111l'1ll a hi;:! spread anll a good tilll!' 1 CHAUFFEUR (COLORED) Real Estate
Our Town is on sale at the depot ~"II"r:J!I~'. ill arlc1itioll to I'res"lIting pIII'lI
newsstand, and at the store of H. E.
tillltpd ,ill' ;,.{ood \r(ll'k.
;\ 1.11;11'lt'l' lli1:-' lll'I'I: !lH'!,:li'\':! h,\" ii:(' 1\1"11 lI'ith a 1ll,',lal. \Vh.,· shoIl1,lll't :\ar-
OUTSIDE MAN (COLORED)
Insurance
WHITE COUPLE. BUTLER,
Davis. ('h'j(, .\:-osot'iatioll ,vlll't't, a Pl'l'ilI:ttll..'ll t hnlh. II'hi,'h .i1l"1 :It 1'1't':"'lIt :",,'IllS to h"
CHAMBERMAID s0'i:~.~~dstalion NARBERTH, PA.
Entered as second, class matter 1'\'1'111'11 tllt, IO('a1iotl of thl':-:\' 1t't't':-'
of :lsl('('11 :Ii tlit' :-,\\'itt'h. tIll :-tl\IIPtIdng ~ill\i­
WHITE COUPLE, GARDENER
October 15, 1914, at the Post Office at
Narberth, Pennsylvania, under the act
of March, 1879.
il:l:-- IH'('u pl'l'I':II'l'd tlll,l t\ :-'lIitnhli' rl':i:l~l'
:: rr:lllgpd for it.
1:1!'!
(' l' B.
AND COOK
CHILD'S NURSE (COLORED)
NARBERTH GARAGE
\\'1' '\':Illt :Ill Illt' bo,\':-- \\110 \\,'I'l' ill Raymond Weils, Proprietor
-- ---------------------_. - ._- ._" tIll' si.'I'yi"I' 01' an' ill it lIOW to ha\"ll HOUSEKEEPER AND COM-
:I 11'1'1' pl:llllt'd and I-he'il' 11:.l111l' apllt':.l!' U;\
ANNUAL CHICKEN DINNER.
PANION GASOLINE, OIL, SUPPLIES
OUR TOWN will gladly print thl.' n'('nl'e\. For 1'111'111.'1" 11:ll'til·Ul.I1', TEMP. COOK (COLORED). BY EXPERT REPAIRING
any news item about any subject ,,-ritt' to lilt' ~('I·l"t't:l1'.\' of tht.> l'h"i.· .-\=--- THE DAY 1 ..lephone Narberr h 1633
;
that is of interest to Narberth sot'iaiio:l. Ill'. ('r:ll\{"~; :ll'~i\'h> f·J11n\Y,..;:--- TlIt, 1':\':II1~'l'i 1..'11'1'\(' (If Kitl,!.!."·s P:l:l~"- HE/\.D GARDENER
folks, but in order to llleet the
printing schedule. all "copy"
_manuscripts--I~1Ust reach the
Roads of R~memhrunce.

",\ltt'lIlioll h:I' :!In':!'I,'' h"I'1I l'alkl1

{,'I', r",·"lItl.,' hl'ld thpir allllual "hi"k"11
,iilllll'" lit Ihl' lIolidll.'- lIou:,,'. Th" af-
flli,' II":IS 1:lrg-"I.,· atll'll,l"d. illCllldillg
FEMALE TUTOR
GOOD VALUE
editor by 6 P. IV!:. Wednesday each 10 tlj(' IlIO\"('lIIl'1I1 to llIal\t, our IllelllO·
1111111.'- fl'llill Hr.1'11 ~raI\T. ArdllI01't', 0\'1'1" In the following up-to-date homes:
week. riab 10 Ill,' l"'ro,',, who o1i,',1 ill til,'
Ioroo!; IIl1d i\f"rioll, ~lain Line Employment Bureau
~!,Tl'al \\":11' s{'lIsihlt', pPl'JIl'l11al, and
()nllat iOIls Wt'n' n·('(,i'"l'd. illellldillt! Room 5. Phone 1163, 5 Woodside Avenue
",1111,11.\' :,,'11 Ii111f'llta 1 h.,' tn'" plantill;;'
:lnd 1111' t)l'l't'tiOll of t'olllll1\lllit~' ht)\l~eS,
,jt·llil'=-,. \'t'~"('tald{'s, ltly:"', rtlg':-,. ralll'.'" 14 Avon Road
MERION T. & T. BUILDING
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1919 il1~tl'atl of tlltll'\' 1I11lllUtlH'lIt~. arches anll
artit'k:-. ~'tl·. A dOlIatio1l was gi,-ell h~~ 16 Avon Road
.\Iis:' ""therill" Whitl' alit! h,'r s,·1Illol, ARDMORE
:-l:ltlll':-i 11t:ll 111\':111 nothing' hut \"ulgal'
lllatl's ptl Dlldh',\' H\'PtllH'. OTHERS BEING BUILT
EMERGENCY PHONE CALLS di:,play.
"T', tId:-, :-.1I0111d llll addl'd allothl'l' 'I'll,' I\:ill;:!', 11"lIg'hll'1's thallk IIIl II"h"
Fire, 350
kind Dr IIH'llloriaI. whil,lI it-:-- 1't'! l tl lt l1 l 'rs ill :tllY \\"a~' as~istl'd ill tllakill~ hap!,,'- WM. D. & H. T. SMEDLEY
Police, 12[;0 II", lilll,' 1-:1"'Sts at Ih" lIolida.'· II,,,,,,·.
:1;11'1,;1," "1111 rlla,l, of rpm,'mhranee.
II sillll'l:; 1I,,'III1S to hllil,l I!:ooll ronds l)iJll:Jtioll=-, will hi' gl't'all,\" :q>pn't'i:tt('ll.
IIl1d 1II'II111ily th"111 all aloll/!; tltl' way. ('IIl"'!;s "",~- h" S"lIt to ~Irs. 1'. 1I. 11 You Want Good Baked Goods
Editorial "TIJi=-, is ill ('OIl:,OWllll't' willi till' !ll'ill-
,.i"I,' thlll Oll~ht to ,lirt,t't all ll\('morial
H:d,,'r. tl·,':I:'II1't'I'. Box ,II, :\arlll'rth.
1';1. .
WHY NOT TRY THE

TIll' Cllh b \\"i111 \1:-; a~aill.

!'lIildill~. to wit: 'fhat tl\(' Htt,'st 11lrll\O-
:i,d for th,' ,it'a,1 is onl' lhat 111'sl :"'1'\'I'S NHHBEQTH BBKING CO.
It Is Because FOR
li\'illg.
lilt'
}'or :-iOll\(' tilllt our :lJlPI't~l'iatf'd l'on-
l

trihutor has 1,,'plI al,,,,'ul 1'1'011I his dlll~'

"Th,' AI111'l'inl1l Forestr.\' Associatioll I.il':' lia\'l' 110 ll'g":-: that \\l' lllll",t stand Bread, Rolls, Cakes aDd Pies
of \Vashingtoo is a'l\'oeatin/!; lI\l'lllorial :'(11' thl'lll.
to us 1)11Heeou II t () f 111't'~stll'e of lnlsi- Visit our store in the
1'(1:111 hllild,itl~, 11Idiviclll:lIit,'" i:-, Sl, llal'llIlp:"'i:-' a ,,11:11'-
lIes~, :111d, thcl'pfol'l\, has IWl'1l unal,lp
drrht' lll:-,pil'ing idea b heing l'lltllll- ill,tt'l'i:-ilit' it! (llll'sl'ln-,~ that Wt' tt'l'lll it With this equipment you can N. E. Cor. of Arcade Bldg.
to l'1<'ase us frolll ,n'ek to lI'<:ek with
siasl il'all.\- IItl0l'tl'll in some regions all,l idio(','- ill lIttl' Hl'quaill{-al1l'(ls. complete your washing and
his t illllll.1' notes. \Ve might 1II"1i1 iou
t h,' fuet that Illore explau'a I iou" ha "" ollg'ltt to hp in aU. HOllsl'l'h'atlill~ is a tloJHI\l"1it· hatlh} ironing in one day, Rain or E. J. HARTZELL & SON
thaI l'n"I" 8:11ll h:<:, "0 littl" troulol" ill
bel' II made concerning tho Cub '" a1>"l'u,'o '''1'1'('1' I'lallting' :1IHl road hnild;ng are Shine.
(,II list i Ilg soldiers.
thau 1\Jl~' othpr thinl! which Ill,' 1';'11('1' th<' sallesi'. g1al!<le,t, most wh01,'soI1le
has experiencell siut'e its starl. a ud t !Il' 'I'll r·,,,'i pH of reconstruction.
Fre. dflmon.tration !n your hom.
editor is hut olle of a great lllallY II'ho
Silll·pre1.\' tt'nsts that the Cuh will nnt
":.\fr. P:Il'I<. of the Forestry Assul'ia-
t illn, lells n:, that along the highw:1,\'
ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIRltlG & SHOE SHINE PARLOR
JOSE~H COZZONE Phone NARBERTH 1255 W
Cotter's Market
fail us dnring thp coming 1I"'l'ks. alld. fl'OIH Chit.·ngo to Saginaw ,,·alnut trees
6041 Woodland Avenu~.. We.t Philadelphia
II'hile we ean reasnna1Jl~' "XI""" Ihat an' to 111' p]ante,l anti this will 1", Prime Beef, SprinE Lamb,
UOII' llllel theu his articles JIIay not he "all"d tIll' \'i,·tory Hi~h\\'a,\'. 'I'he 1','0'
Auto S.:rvice Tuesday and Friday E. Q. SMEDLEY Country Dressed Veal and
DNOPA CAND A.V/l 1I'E WILL ('..11./.
forthrotuing on account of duties, ~'et pie along the rollt" han' promise,l, hp Electrical Devices for the Home. Pork, Sugar Cured Hams
he shonl,l not leal'" ns sO 101lg as hl' I'l'ports, to illlprol"l' allll helllllif.\· th,'ir
and Bacon
did, as it is not tIll' ('lIh lI'ho \,<,,·,'il'ps prol,,'rt~-. 'I'his is n g-oot! illnstralion
the yal'iol1:-i }ll'oh'sts :Is til his nh:-:t'lll't', of tllp \\":I~' ill plallting
\\"hil'h In'\'
PHONE us YOUR ORDER TO-DAY
11111 1 Ii,' I·;dito'·. It':It1:-: til othpl' c,j\-it· iHlPI'O\TIIi":JtS. Till' You will find our pric~s Tight
;-;Ial,' "I' ~lar.\'I:ltlo1 is "Ill' "I' Ihe lil'sl

\\'hik 1he st01'lH ,01 last SHllda.,' 1I'l.'ek

11id ('OtlSilh'rahh' d:tltla~t\ ill OUI' hol'-
to gt:t its highw:!.\'
\1';'.\'.
lu't,\:t'PlI
pt'tlgTUlll

'1'11,':'\ 11 I jJlII:tl
Blat!PIl~hlll'g :llld
unllt'l'
Ih'I"'II:'" II ig-h "'''.''
Atlllap"lb
Montgomery Garage Groceries and Provisions

t1l1g·h. ~·ll~ ~Hll·11 a:1 illl'i(lpllt has Ilpt oc-

r'IIIT,'d for Yl.'~'I''' alld ~'l'a rs. so the oldel'
",ill h" :1 1IIl'nioriai I" th,' i\lllry1:lll,i lona Avenue South of Montgomery Pike H. C. FRITSCH
:-,1I1dil'rs ill thp !.!I't.'at war for l'i\-iliz:I-
I'l'sidlllts say. \\'1' "l'I)llltl ta k,' our Pr '1Iert,JI'~ For Hent and Sal.
tioll, The Ol't g.lIl1 F't'lll't'atiotl of \Ylllll"
l

tl'illing 108ses dll" In the 8torlll philo-

sophirnll~' nnrl ke,'l' ill milld tl\(, fad
{'TI ':-,

1: .. ,,:,e\,,11
C}llh:-i at'l' 1I:u'\.:: (If
I'On'l. 111 XI'\\' York a hill
:l 1'!:\11 1'01' a
Tires Storage t'lre In~uraDce

lieU Phone 869 W.

that th,' nlall." brigi,! SPllts and pl'etty
s~ene~ \\"h ich Ollr' home tOll'n eon tinllally
has IH'I'II

.:l".tl'Il'i~<~illl1
itltl'flilul'pd to {'I'l',atl a H1n:1'
~o 111'l'pan' platl9
l

for n
Repairs Accessories ~" til II 1Illdlug. N Ilrberth, 1'a.
afTonls liS most of the year should lUake noos",'"lt ~[''1''()l'illl 1'rullk Hi/!;ltll':l~'
us ,,'illillg to accept a fel\' of the bad "1'lInl~lollta"k P"int to Bnffalo. The A COMPLETF LiNE OF
days in with th,' nlllll~' good ones that I'ity (It' Bttll'1I1o is !lO\\' 1-'IIIlSidpt'iIl:,!.' H
Open 1)ay and Night
"ollles OUI' way. ~r"n,orial Rri,I,';" to lillk Canada 1,,"1
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
AT
tIll' t'lIit"d Slate". '['hl' Stafl' 01' l",li, Bell Phone G. A.. RURN. 3rd
We r";':l'et to anUOIIll"l' that tl11' I':di-
tor was compeller! to omit thl' pllhli-
a llll pia ns a :Hemorinl Gro\"l! for every
(·ollnty. Tn VHlisiana tre,'s hn\"!' I)('('n
Narberth 1624 Prop. DAVIS'
CIGARS ICE CREAM CANDY
cation of Our Town lust wcelt, and it plant ..,l along thp highll'llY thnt I('nds
 NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN 3

A ~S~UT~.2 !A
REMEMBERTlIAT No'! 1-1\_ OLO 0.'\\ liON IS.
LEARN TO DO BANKING "'f~"'i "\-\~I'l.\i! ll\'l"r NO ''':'IJ~~
'fU\l, l!>U'lIN' ~"t\)"1'" 01J1'':'' '~Q\.~~t, Finest Photoplay The-
atre ollis Size in the
If 1II0st of UH sa\\' onrseh'es as others \'·;1,1-1 Po'::' )C)O I.I\Jil CUN<:.I-\ Oi'
EnlireWorld.
61 z.t,~," ~"" \"'\;'N ,_,Y.c. WI::. ero,
No matter how small your busir ~I)S may be, have a bimk account. """ us, life would lose i1s eharlll.
OF;: l:.::t. \1'\' QA""::P,lt~g. IN ':'.~·R-' ·!or.oph......-Conllnuous 10 A. M. to 11.39
If ~'nn are a s"lf-1I1l1U" man ke"p it \\l~Ull Q~ ~,.,'-' He>:lE P.M.
.The small merchant who has a bank account establishes his 'IlIi,,1 01' )'OUI' frien,ls will think you t-l';;.\N~~~I·-=-"P.:....:-·._ _- -
Phil a .• Po.
credit, has safety for his cash, and pays his bills with a check in a hnn~led the job.

business manner, 'I'h,' pl'ill"" of 1'1'1"'11 rica tors is the

Illan \\'ho H'\'l'IU'S he ,101':' not like flat-
You are invited t /) open an account with us. 1,,1','-. and his I'nnning' mate is the fool
\\'ho swallows it. PROGRAM
:"0 ,la)' was ,'\'cr so fair hut that th,'
",\'11 i.. ·s sne,'r coult! cloud it.
WEEK of AUGUST 4th
THE MERION TITLE &TRUST CO. L'rabl\ Hlny SOl11lcl :-!wepl. hilt it is
.Ia 1\~·(lr()l1s.
\\rhpll n UlHIl ht'gill:' :bsurillg' yOll ETHEL CLAYTON
Narberth Office, Arcade Building pions Itt' b, hang: nnto ,'"Our pOI·.kt·t·
1111\\'
hoolc
IN
It is 1'01 ,·Ic'\'('I'!I('SS 10 do 1111 th" talk
ALL SAINTS' P. E. CHURCH. ing: thl' other 1'.. 11011' 111'1.\' hll'" at 1<-11,.1 "A Sporting
"II .. hrig-ht i,ll'n.

SOCIETY OF FRIENDS. Rev. Andrew S. Burke, Rector. f,:",'11 if you olll~' nl:,]'" th,' \\"ol'hl Chance"
laugh you hnn' ,l0lll~ somc good.
Prolll IIOW 1111 alld inl'luding' th(' JiI'Ht II it' hes ca Jlllot buy .. OIl tl,I1 t, nor can
Merion Meeting House, Merion, Pa..
:"tllllla~'in Sup!l'1II her sl'1"\'ices at' All [,O\'crt)' takc' it all'ay. "1.\1:>; I'HOUUCTIO;o;' STAH'l'S AS NEAR
~ainj>' will h(' IlllllPl' the Huspiees or 'I'n ask a fa\'or is tn 1'1I~' d011hl" its
Merion Meeting is open for worship ,\~ POSSIBLE TO 10.00 ,\. ~I .. 12.00. 2.00,
fh,' HI'\'. GihSOIl Tkll. n'dor of HOllt- ,':1I11C.
every First-day morning at 11 0 'clock.
~·olHel'.\' Hehool. To horro\\' lllOIIl'.\' 1'1'0111 ."0111' f'riplIlls
We cordially welcome any visitors who
AII~' memh"r of Ihl' parish wi,hi\lg' is to JIIal\:(\ ('lIl\Jnie~ of theill.
desire to worship with us.
his a,hllillistr:~tiolls l\'ill pl,'as,' IIMif,\' It is hetlt'l' to throw bouquets t.han Phone. Ardmore 967 W Day .nd Night
hilli. hl'i.. kbats at 'yOUI' "OInpetitors.
ST. MAIWAltET'S CHURCII :-;,'rd"l's lI'ili h,,: S A. :\L-Holy
COIIIIIIUliioll. ) 1 A. ~I.-:\[ornillg· S,'n'-
It is'foolishness to illla!!ine that. hap-
pinpss (~an he' hOllg"ht with lllolley.; ~rOll
HELLO~ ····0\0\, \0\£1.1.0, SIlo\..' VII~"'N
,JA Goli sAC\( r~QWI "~A.~CE'\··, SO JOHN MARMORA
"/A. E.N-lO'l~O """ ~A.~~~ O\l~~
ReT. R. F. Cowley, Bector ke. t·;] nOt l'ven sh'al it..

T1H\ PI':l h~l\ ,n\ g'('l)rra lly g"(It is Illaill-

"'\'\o\IO.~\l.~ 't'~A'S~ 'N~\,I't' "t\-\~"'l .,.,I..\. Hauling and Moving
Oil th,' 1irst SUllda~' of th,' llIonth Holy tl.P,,'l ........ ~I'\-\-••• QA,"f, '!II\.\.. OI't.O'i' ANYWHERE
Early Mass on Sunday from April ,'olliniullion will h,' hl'1t! at hath the l~'falsl'hoocl, ao,l th" hlame usual1~' t'11l' IN~II. "t\-\' OPt" Ie.;, 't-' '1'1:: \..\.. \.1&
1 to Ootober 31 at 7 A. M. From At!CU"t ~E~ e')<,p~""Q.~c.'e.~ so Rates Reasonable ARDMORE, PA.
.~ 0 '('1",' k n 11.1 11 0 'c!ol'k sen'ices. truth.
Novem!ber 1 to March 31 at 7 A. M. \No;, KIN Gl'l'Cl. 'It:>. A. \..\\. 'l\I,,\'\";!-
:\[('11 ",lit) 11('\"(11' l·hnllg(' th(~il' l)pinioTl~
\.I;'> ••••• \NE.I..I., "I00\1E. <::to-r \1'
Late Mass, 9.30 A. M. throughout tlw
:11'" nl'xt to foolH. c..C'N\IN', ""l'~l:.1'c...... .,.,~ I)"I..\.. 'IOu
After alterations, we will
year. Masses on holydays. G.30 and THOUSANDS CONTINUE TO JOIN
8.30 A. M. WeekdaYs at 8. Evaning BOY SCOUTS.
It i~ foolishn,'ss to \\'olT~' ahout th .. rt:.\..\.,E.~~ ~A"~, G'~'1a\ have an
devotions a,nd other services at regu- li.. s Jll'ople t.. 11 ahont ~'ou: it is onl.\·
lar timeR. th,' truth ~'ou IJ{'Ptl fear. UP·TO.DATE, SANITARY
Thou,alltls of llpl'licHI iOlls tor "bsu- It is lIot wise to hlow youI' owo hoi'll,
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. eiate ~1/.'lIlberships ha\'e been pouring hut if 5001,' 001' ..1..;,' toots il. ,loll't SIOj' Meat Market
111 to t h,' ofJiel' of Ihe Hoy Scout:; of him.
Rev. John Van Ness, Minister. AIIIl'l'ica, :!oo Fifth ;I\'enue, 2\1'1\' lurk, '\"(~ ('all l~X('l1~(l :l lIloth('r for ql1t1till~'
siuce Boy ::;""out \\'l'l'k callie to a ,·Iose h,'1' prog','n~"s
slllart sa."ing~. hul \\'111'0
llll .June 1-,1. 1';'1''1 lll'gills hikl' to th,' tall tilllb,'!'.
\\'1' Ca311 En3incss :\n1 Low Prices will
:Meetings for next :'lUU'\<:I~':
10 A. ?L-Sunrla:,.. Sc·lio"!. CIIl'ckH rallgiug frolll $1.0U to others Xot olle in a !lrillion of th .. WOIIII'II enable you to
l'llll'lIillg into se,'cral Jigul'es cou'inue who llIHTTie,a a THan to 1'l'f'01'lll hilll 1l}(lt BUY MORE THRIFT STAMPS
11 A. ?IL-Morning" lI'orship, :'l,'nl\Ol\
hy Re\'. William K. POHter, pastor of 10 pile up the rl'sults of the lIatiou- with any clegrpc of Sllcel'Ss.
Grace Preshvterian ('hnn'h, .ll'nJdn, lI'idl' tlri \'1', whidl has alreauy enlisteu If ~·Ol1 want. 1110I1PY. go to strang'(It':";
town, Pa, Ih,' "lIrolllllell t of I,UUUU,OOO lIIen and if :!ddc'c'. to ~'onr fril'lIrls; if you wnnt
G.30 P. :\L-Union 'I'wilight :\[eeting, 'l'I.mell, I\' ho, thruugh bl'conliug "As- nothing·, go fo YOUI' )'('latiolls, JOHN B. HERTZLER
~(H' in t l'S .. pledged thCIllscl Yes to give u 1 f SCIIIIC 10"n eou1,1 J'l'alize \\'hat I'\'en
with sermon b~' TIn'. P. :\1. (3 ray, MEAT MARKET
stipulated lllllount e,'cry ycar to insuro tl,,,ir clogs think of tlll'lIl th ...\, \\ou1,1
Church Notes. the furthl'r ,It'\,l'l0PIlICII'l and penna- lal«' to the \\,oo,ls.
Pmy('r ?[eeting Ill'xt W'I',lnl'sda~' tll'lI"y of Seoutillg. \\'hc'lI 'lIlian ,'laillls he has h,'"u 205 Haverford Ave.
/.'\'ening hi the Baptist ('liun·h. L"acl"r, 'fh,! m'lI' Jinaueial auxiJiar.\' titus Ilrll- tlll'lI slll'l'll for a ha 1'1', \\'a teh him.
Delicious Meats
:\[1'. n. A. Banks, Associate Editor of '11,'t! hrillgs the total membership of •• An oJ,l I!ray owl sat ill all oak.
A 1 High Grade Chickens
the "Snnday School Times." the Boy ::kollts of Aml'ri"a up 10 a 'fhe lIlore he sa\\' the less he ;;1'01(c.
ne\·. and Mrs. V:\n Xess ar(' spend- millioll anti a half, whieh in.,]u,i,~s ap- Thl' less he spok., thl' mOl'e h,' hl'al'tl, Eggs and Butter
ing th,' first part of the 1I10nth of proxilllatl'l.\' 4UU,UUU acti\'(' SeouL, al:d Wh~- ('lIn't \\'e Ill' likl' that' wisl' hir,H"
August at Strondsburg. Pa. :\[1'. Yan 100,000 leaders. -('oll"ctl',l hy .10hn 0. n" fol' "'rIle
~ess has annoUlleed to his congrl'ga- ~ lltwi1 hstaudiug the tremendous size Gospp] Choir." For· Good· Work - See
8" <roLL"'!, 1"1'5 S\J~'E C.ON\ICtl..1. "ttl..
tion that in thl' ,'\'ent of his lIIinistm, of this orgauization, it i:; conducted \..\S.,~ N "'(. 'SONIE ~Ol-\(S E"l\.C:US':S~
tions being urgently nl'l',l('cl. hI' may Iw I\'il h n IJl'ofeHsional f01'1l1' of ilut ;j,)0 TRUISMS. ONE Or OLlQ. "E'N RENI/:>,ININ' 01:.- H. PREMOST
speedilY,reached through EI,ler 1:01.('rt paill wtlJ'kl'l's. 'file 1'l':-,1 ar~ \-uluulcl'r:-l, '-'NQIJEN"1" SU\l>SCtl.IIl>EIZ.S 'oN"'"'"
\N ',,",5,"\10 I-IE COLlI-ONi t>t>..... LlP ~s­
L. Reatty.
nl'\'. ?III'. Posh' 1', of .ll'nldntown, who
auu, lll;lluruiug to .laul"s E. \Vest, the
Chil'i' t'l'Ul1t ExccutiYl', "thl')' give frOllt To Most of Us . <:uz. \-II!'O \-1M) A I-O"\~II. (;,)('~E.NS'C
t>..l 1-11\0 ...lES1' %0\.)6\-\'1 e.. ~I)"RN\ \
The Home Town Tailoring Parlor
is to preach in t,his church tOJllorlOw Ihn',' t<l thil't,\' hours a wI'ck for scuut- "\n af'tl'l'thollg'ht is a lard.\' Sl'nsc' of GO,)O N'C3I-l'f\~ NO WONOEtl.
1I10rning. is at prcsl'nt :\[ocl"I'ntol' of the illg, finding ill tht' juy of tltt' \\'o1'k :>'1..1- \"H:: Na'oNSP","pE,l=lS ~j;l.\IE
234 Haverford Avenue
I'I'0ol,'n,·(' thllt tl'lls us to ,·josl' oUl' nlonth
Prl'shytery of Phila,lelphia XOl'tll. S,'\,' ADo,',::; 0 ~----.. Ladies' and Gents' Garments Dyed,
nll1l1l', lllon> t lI"a Il suf.fi('il'nl l'OIlL(R'H:-ia· :Jl't 1'1' \\'" hll "" put our foot in it. '\'H ~ ,"<:,' \\
Cleaned, Pressed and Remodeled
~~~N,);Jtj{C~~"';.\
cral years ago hI' was pastor of th,' I ion." A rl',tllurant is a plat·" wh,'n' \\'C~ llll~' Work Called for and Delivered
Prei<hytcI'ian Churl'h at "ratsonto\\'n, tIll' propric'lor for tIll' pri \'il"g" <If tip, French Dry Cleaning a Specialty
Pa,
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY. ping: tlll' wai1l'l' fol' 1'()Tlllt?:-'t'PTldill:~ tn tI ~::;-- ~, .1
• III"ill,~' lIS food . ~ .~~~=s; Bell 'Phone 1254 J
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BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE 'file managers of tbe Auxiiiary for
To Mast of Us
EVANGEL. 1919 are:
. ~[rs. D. D. Stickney, President. A hill ('olh'dol' iH olle \l'ho \\,,' Ita t" George Alexander
Avery S. Demmy, Pastor. "frs. C. E. Kreamer, Vice-President.
to Sl'l' (·tunillg- tn tht.~ lJ()l1:-;t~, hut whtl WI' Whitewashing hy Spray or Hand
l'OlltiJlll:lll:; ill\'itl' to l'all :q,!,'ailt. Houae Cleaning Ruga Beaten
:\Il's. C. L. McLean, Secretary. A ('I't'dit i:-: ~l)nh·thiIlP: for llolhillg', Heaters Taken Care of
8er\'ie('s for Slllllla~', August H:
9.45 A. nI.-Bible School. "Irs. Hervey Keirn, Treasurer. wllil(' a (,I't'clirol' i:"\ ~f1I1IPthillg with tlPth· 53 Prospect Ave., Bryn Mawr, Pa.
II A. l\I.~?IIo\"JIing worship. 8er- l\Irs. 'C. L. Smith, House Manager. ill,~,

mon by Dr.•John Gordon.

To a Woman JOBBING ALTERATIONS
6.:;0 P. l\I.-lTnion Twilight :\[('e!ing
OIL the lawn, 2:!i North Narberth a\'e-
NARBERTH BRANCH OF THE
(')'('tlulily ill hpJ' O\'"1l :-;t'X" Is :l \"inUt'.
nne. Dr. Gordon ,,-ill he the preachcr.
Spc(,ial musie by HI(' UJI'ion Twilight
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY
Illlt ill H !l1:t1l ii is a \"il·L'. Clarence A. Speakman
i'Ji"ainl hp:!J't 11('\'1' WOIl fair IH(l~·.·~
Chorus. :Mr. Tayler, of the Baptist
Leader-Mrs. Chnrles W. Young. 1,"1 a filiI pilI'S" ":111 Ilsll:III.,· tllrll th .. Carpenter and Builder
Qnartl't, will also sing. I rit'le
Vice-Leader-Mrs. William H. Pugb. Phone 1652-R Narberth
Union Pray"r l\Ieeting in the Bap-
Secretary-Miss Anna MaeKeag.
tist Chnrch 'Vedncs<1ay e\'cning, August
Treasurer-Mrs. Edgar H. Cockerill. Human Nature Decrees Hadng a hail' cnt means ull of t1lClII.
Ii. at S o'clock. The l\[dhodist Church
:\Ieeting-The second Friday, of eacb Thal a ht'ar:-ie g-i\'e;-; a wan whu ha~
will fUl'IIish the leader.
month. at 3 a 'clock in the Y. 1\'1:. C. A. al\\'a,r~ hel'11 an "a1:-.;o rail ,. a t·halu~('
1'hc preachers for Au~ust in this
c·hureh will be as follows: to le:lll the pl'ol','ssion.

Why Not?
Angnst 3, 11 A. )[, alld tUO P. :\L- Thai the gllttel' gh'es UH a l'han,'" 10
MONTGOl\UlRY COUNTY FEDERA-
Dr. .Tohn Gordon, of the Tcmple Ulli- "tlldy tltl' stars as wl'll as to ]'1'0\"1,le a
TION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS sl'hool wh(lre ,vt" Il1a,'" Il'H I'll of till' (lJ·('g·s
nrsity, Philadelphia.
Angnst 10, 11 A. l\L-Rc\'. Walter or Itllmanity. Why not concede that our Soda Fountain is the cool-
K Reynolds, pastor Cahary Baptist /\. W'rJll alld a (I"l'Ilian an' anilllHl life est spot in Narberth. It is. and the service is the
President-Mrs. R. J. Rolston, Fort
eh urch, Westwood, N . .r. Washington.
\lith th,' slight ditfel'l'll('e that Olle li\'l.ls best in town. The various refreshing drinks are
Angust Ii, ]1 A. l\L-Pustol', A\','r,\' ill W:lt,'1' whilt, 1h .. nth .. r lin's ill 1.e,'I'. mixed by thOle who know and whoae business it
Vice-President-l\Irs. D. 'r. Jones,
S. Demmy. is to give you the best Soda, Sundae or Ice Cream,
Pottstown.
August 24, 11 A. 1\I.-Dr. Daniel G. Secretary-Mrs. C. P. Powler, Nar-
you ever had.
Stl'\'l'nR. of the AllIl'rieun Hap1 ist I'uh- herth. 'fHE WAIt CHEST Jo'UND Come in any time. Make our fountain your place
lication Society, Philadelphia, Pa. Treasurer-Mrs. W. H. Pugb, Merion. y,our pledge for the War Chest of rest. At the same time
August :n, 11 A. :i'lL-Rev. Churles F'und is due and payr..ble to the
A. McAlpinc, of the National Commit- Treasurer, Chas. V. Noel, or the "TAKE HOME A BRICK"
tec of Northel'll Baptist Laymen, N. Y. To a Defendant Merion Title and Trust Company, of Our delicious Ice Cream
In casc of nce,l thc pastor of this A jury is tweh'" 1llell l'hoscn to d,'- at Narberth.
t'hurch JlJay he reached during the
mou th of AUgUHt through the secretary
.. iel .. \\'ho is
A 1a w'yl'r
thc greatest attorney.
is a person who ,I,'fends
If you pay by check, make
checks payable to the War Chest
Fund, or mall direct to Chas. V.
T. B. SMITH, Druggist
of tllC Board of Deacons, :Mr..Tames P. ~'our ('state ill Ol'llc'r to get it for him-
Noel. Treasurer. NARBERTH and ARDMORE
RowbotlJUlJI, 222 Wayne avenue. self.
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March 10000 2600 100 61 10646 304 1238 100 80 2033 13666 602 03
:\. P. Schmidt, Schwenksvilll'; H,,\'. H.
(Continued from Page 1.) L. W'illiams, ,Lower Provi,]elll"" Prl'sby, April 10000 1666 8946 1 76 11220 256 6600 734 2817 6776 468 33
Il'l'ian Church; Rev. 1. R. Bn'llIlll', On'l'n Ma,. 10000 32.20 160 98 1260 6422 134 9318 160 44 1060 60 42 12869 70313
Lanl', and others. Dr. Cresson I,ns 1)(,1'11 June 10000 4746 19748 22 78 3460 70 177 66 27661 1297 2760 6664 11329 1061 77
))OW11", whos/' hushall'!, a lientennllt in
"l'1 el'l cd by the Interclll1l'(·ll \"orld
tIll' a \"ia t iOIl sl'rvkt', \\'as kil1ed by a
~[o\'l'JJlel1t to act as leader of the sur-
fall of his pIa Ill'. ::'III'S. Dowlls 1I:IIIll,,1 A. A, at Drexel Hill. of Mareh of each year On such date as ing. Such notice shall he posted as long
\'I·.\'ors in the rural cllmlllunitil's of August 16, ,J. & .T. Dohon at Auto- Iw1'ore thc datc of meeting as circum·
the l'argo panicI' in hOllor of the :M:aill lJJay be fixed hy the Board of Directors
.\lolltgomery County. The Intl'l'C'hurch ('ar, Narberth at Lansdo"'!le '0. A. A .. or by the Exccutive Committee. ~tanees permit, in order that all memo
Lint' division's rl'sponsc 10 tIll' vnriolls
"'orhl ~[ov",n('nt, ",hi .. h is lin 1I:":,,ol'ia- Olin & Co. at Drexel Hill. hprs shall havc reasonable opportunity
Lihl'l'ly Loans. There shall be no other stated meet·
1iOll (If llH))"t' thau .j(J HOHlt· alltll~or('igll
August 2:" Dun & Co. al Autocllr, to attend the mceting. But in no case
~ri~sl(JllS ~lI("il.·til':-i~ is lIIakiJ1~ a world- ings of the Association, but meetings
;'\[ I"S. A !t'xa IllIl'l" Chmll hll'~' ha" /ZOIlI' Xarherth at Drexel Hill, Lansdowne T..:. shal1 a mecting bc convencd on less
\l'i,l" stlllly nf 1'C'ligion, "oll,litions \l'ith shnIl he calIed hy the President at any
to \Von'l'ster, :Mass" to he a "I'e"t a 1or A, A, at J. & J. Dobson. than t\\·pntJ··four hours' notice.
a vi"I\' of IIll'asnring III' to Ihe ulllinJitl'd time upon the rl'quest of tlJC Board of
at tll!' ]'l'g-atta IH'illg 111'111 at La 1", August 30, AutoCllr at Lansdowne U,
ol'lHII'lulliti"g for de\'l'lopllll'nt in 1hl' Directors, Or of the Executive Commit· Twenty voting members shal1 consti·
Qllillsigamorl', thl' 'st all,l :lUll of Au- A. A., Dun & Co. at Nnl'be~th, Drexel
"Olllillg' months and years. The sur\"('~' tee, or upon the written request of any tute a quorum.
glI~t. HilI at ,J. & .J. Dobson.
ill 11", United States is being mll,le in ten ,"oting members who shaIl state in VII. Amendments. This Constitution
Septemher 1 (Labor Day, A. M.), An·
":II'h State, taking the county as the writing the purpose for which they de· may he ani ended at any time by vote
~[rs.
'!'homas Trottcr, :!ll!l Woocbick tocar at Drexel lIm, nun & Co. at Lans-
lInit~, of stnlly llnd tabulation. This sire such meeting to be caIled, of two-thirds of t.he memhers present
aV"IlIH', :111,1 ::\[rs. David ::\[orl('y, ~Hi dow!le U. A. A .. .T. & .T. Dobson at Nar,
"IIIII\'ren",' Oil next Tuesday is to dis- 11l'rtlJ. Whenever a meeting is to be called, and entitled to vote, proYided thirty
lIamprlc'n an'nl1p, havl' lJuite an assort-
l'nSS Ih,' proeeclure to be followe,1 ill :'kptember 1 (P. M.), Narherth at An- it shall be the duty of the Secretary to days' notice of the mpeting and of the
1I11'nl of VI'I',)' attractivl' little fan:',
~[ontglJmery County. 'fhis work is hl'- local', Dun & Co. at ,J. & .T,Dobson, post. on the bulletin hoard a notice of proposed amendments shaH hayc been
wldeh thp~' olfer for salt' at 1"11 1'('lIls
illg 1101](' in everyone of the 3,000 conll- Drexel Hill at Lansdowne U. A. A. thc time, pIace and ob.iect of such meet· :.riven.
I'aeh, fot' the' hcnefit of th,' Hoof FI1 11 II.
t iI'S of t.he nation. This is the first time Post-season series of three games he
TIlesI' fa 115 will not ollly ill'ove IIscfl11 oil
the .. omhined forces of evangelical twe,'n \\"inners of rcStpeetive hah-es to Phone 1210 J JOBBING
Ihcs(' warm summpr aftl'l'lloons, hilt will
also makl' dl'1ightfuJl~' l'l'asonah!1' littlc
Christianity have made a scientific'
st n,ly (,f their task, their resourees 10
Ileeidp championship and possl'ssion of HARRY B. WALL WINFIELD H. COOK
favors. Ihl' Ttlwn trophy,
IIll'et th .. task, and seriously endeavoretl Plumbing, Gas Fitting Plumbing and Heating
to arl;just Ih"lllse]ves .so as to lllos1 1'1'-
'fhl' \Vomen's "\uxilial'~' is 1'lallllill;': a
f""t i vl'l~' a 11,1 emden t Iy hrill;':- Ih" CONSTITUTION OF THE NARBERTH and Heating Essex and Haverford Avenues
l'llnllllage sale to hI' hl'l,l (llll'ill;': 11Ie
Christian JlICS:O;:lgl' to every lagt house- CIVIC ASSOCIATION. NARBERTH PA Walton'a Garage NARBERTH, PA,
secolld \\'l'pk of Spptember, nllll wi1l hI'
holll in every la,,1 I'onllllunity. ",I,., P.
\'my gIncl to l'plil've any honsl'l\'if,' who
\\". A~'cr, a IIIYlllan of J'hilallC'lphia, is I. Name. The 1lallie of this orgall
i" contelll]lla ting 1II0l'ing in till' near
geueral "haiJ'lllau of th" ::'I[OYl'llll'ut; Dr. ization shall be the N'AHBEHTH CIVIC
future of alI east'1I1f elothing, fl11'nitl11'1',
,Iohn H. ::\Iott is eh:til'lllllll of thl' I';x,'ell-
,'hina, pkturl's, ('(". An.\·thing salahle
will help iJlel'l'asl' thC' Hoof FUlld. Ph'asC'
'phone ::\frs, .1. T. Darliugtoll. .\11':".
ti,'(' C01lJmittee, allcl Dr, S, E:lrl Ta~'ol'
is th(\ EXPI·llti\·~· ~('(',l'(ltar~·.
ASSOCIATION.
II, Object. The object of the Asso
(';ation shall be to improve und beautif~
WHEN in need of
'l'llOllIns 'rl'Ol·tC'1', ::'III'S. C. L, Smith 01'
~Trs. n. n. Sticlull'Y when you ]lave
NOTICE TO ALL PROPERTY
OWNERS.
Ihe Borough and vicinity, and assist
and co,operate with the authorities in Good LEHIGH
p:l("kagl':" 1'eall.y :1Il,1 thc'y will he p:ll1~d enforcing laws :wel ordinances relating
for atoneI'.
II
Writ:, to .John H. Hex, Coullty Treas-
n'r. N orristo\\'n, Pa., giving yOIl ad,
thereto; to promote any project having
for its purpose the bettcrment of the
COAL call us .. - up~
dn'ss and ask for coullty tax: bill send- community as u whole; to provide a
Thl'rl' is literal grancll'ur alld swpep
in tIll' photo drama of Zane Grey's
wonderful stor~', "The Lone Sta l' Hang-
iug· ~·cent stalllp for retllm postagl'. Or
:,,'nd check for 2 mills per dollar 011
means of aequiring and disseminating
information on any subject of general
we'll do the rest.
1'1'," to he shown at the Pala"C' Then- assessment, including 3·cent stamp for in terest; and to foster and main tain a
he, Ardmore, on Wednesday afternr,on I'l'ceipt. fraternal spirit among the people of our
and evC'ning. The plot is of lJol,] rang-
t'l'S pitted against cattle rustll'1's, and
William Farnum, the hero, lIIakc's a
After September 15th bills will not
be sent, but will be given to delinquent
tux collector for collection with 5%
community.
III, Membership, All persons resid
ing in this community are members and
c. P. COOK
striking figure in hlack corclU1'O~'S, sonl' penalty added. are entitled to attend: meetings of the Narberth 302W NARBERTH, PA.
hn'ro, cartriclge hell and pislols ill a Pay your county taxes early. Association and avail themselves of its
hand~' location, and u ready smile. 'l'he benefits.
story contains more history than fic- IV, Dues. The annual dues of vot
tion and will live as long as cupahle ing nlembers shall be ONE DOLLAR,
., M\C.\(IE, ""11.'1 \ NO"{ CON' payable at tho time tho application is
pprforml'rs, such as arc found in tIll'
I'nst, "an put a fresh hrl'ath of lif.. in
it.
G-~"'~\)\.f('I:~ "'l()\) ON 1\-\~ '\l~\!..~
"'\NE \>"'Vt~ 'fOU p.~~ GE-'("(ING-
0\)"(. "{I-\~ 'NO~"( ~\N<> p.~
received and annually thereafter at the
time of thc annual meeting.
V. Officers. The officers of the Asso
Narberth RegisterTwo Linea. IDe per ul/ue; 5c for each aclclitionalline
"'I:H05£' "'1"\1.\9611) '\:llZ.P.lo.\CE 'NA.'"
Duriug the month of .July thl' ~fal1l ~"'\NII.'1 \ dation shall 'bc compos'cd of voting
/ ",,\S5E~"'f\-\E
Linp Employment Bureau rec'eil'ell from members, and shall consist of a Presi- ACCOUNTANTS MUSIO
V"'VEI2.' • Kelm. H. C. Certified Public Accountant.
I'l11ployers ]:!fl applications; tlll' nUllllwr dent, three Vicc'President, a Secretary BJobolm. Miss Ebbs. Music Teacber and Ac.
202 Dudley av". Phone, Narberth aoo-W. companlst. 223 lona. ave•• Narberth.
of elUploYI'I~s appl~'iug' for pnsiti'lIIs was und Treasurcr, and! a ~oard of Directors
AUTOMOBILES NOTARJ rUBLIO
] 12; 5i plaeeJlll'nts were malle. 'I'his consisting of fifteen members. Each of Lee.' Game_Repairing, Etc. Pbone, 160~.
~Iontgomer~' G.u.. ge. Phone Narberth 11124. oJelrerles, .J. H. 111 Narbertb aVe,
sil-nation iR inh·resting, 11:-; it sho\\"~ that tho foregoing officers shall hold office ~ce dLsplay ad\'ertLsement In this Issue. Phone, S6s-M.
for the term of one year. The Presi )\uroerth LurUJl:e. Phoue NarlJel"tll 11133. Tyson, Warren R. 200 WoodbIne ave,
tlll' nUJllher of "lllployl'I'S Ill'arl~' equals ""I' oisJlhl~' lI,h'NtLsemeut In this Issne. Phone, 1202-W.
thl' dpulunll. Thl' I'onllllill"l' wish to <1ent. Vice·Presidents and Secretary • HAREnS Ol'TICIA~e
Hnnounce tllat thl' of iiI'" of thl' Bnr"llu shall, hy virtne of their office, be mem H .. rtzell, E. J .. S; Son. Fenton. Carl F. 606 E.sex ave. Pbone. 6S~-"
hl'rs of the BOa)'(~ of Directors, and shall Hl'e IlLsplllY 1Ill\'ertlseml'nl Ln this Issue. Pbll.... addre... 1806 Che.tnut .t. Locuat III
will he closl',l for the' t1':Insadion of BANKS Zentmayer, .Jo.el'''. :!2S S. 15th st.. P\l1Io. '
husiness frou, August nth Illltil Au l!;1l" 1 preside at its meetillgs. M~rloll 'lute & 'I'cud Cu. Pboue. Ardmore 3,
:-;et;! dlKplu) adv~rthlt!ll1enl tn thls hU!lU8, PAINTERS
The Board of Directors shall choose "'alz"r, ll~red.
2,ltll, i11elusi\"('. TIll' 1'0111 III il1 C'" also UUlLOEltS 117 WInsor ave. Phone, 1247-J.
fl'els that thl' Bun'au has filll't1 a IlIu(·h· from their !lumbcr four persons who, "n,edley, Wm. D. &\ 11. T. Phone, 1100.
See display advertisement tll thU~ Issue;,. PAPER HANGERS
f"lt want all,l a\'(' looking frll'ward to a with the President of the Associatiou
CANDY. ETC. Witte. Goo. A. Fairview ave.
11Il1(11\-111:1r1\:('11 il\('r(la~(l ill it:-; S(ll',·it·(' IIt'xt ~hal1 constitute an Executiye Commit· 1>.. ,'1., 11. E. Phone. 12&4-W. Pbone, Cynwyd 778-J. Flrat-clll88 work.
tee, of which the President shall be See dlsplu.y advertisement 1n thts issue,
fall. PIIOTO PLAYS
CAIU·I':"1.'EUS A"'D UUIL1)EUlS ··A~cadllt.." 16th and Che8tnut 8tll.. PhU.
(;hllirman, which Committee shall have "eukln.. Ch.... L. See display adverliHAmAnt 1n this III.Ufo
power to tmnsact any business of the 103 Dudle)' ave. Phone. 382·M.
Colleg-I"'illl' will h,' Ih .. Sl'I'III' or all ~1)Cl1l\,n\llll, Clnrclll'c A. PhOllC 1(;5:!-H. l'I,UMDl1'OG, ETC.
11011rd; provided, that any act done by ~el' display ndn'rUscml'nt In thLs Is~ue.
Co?k, Winfield JI. Phone 1:!1O-.T.
illlJJlJrtant ('Otlt'l'rt'IH'(l Ill'xf Tn (·S!!:l.'". :-;1'.. display IHJ\'ertlsellll'nt In t\lls Issue.
'111'111 shull be sub.iect to the approval of CONT UACTO It tH' PLASTEIUNG Willi, II. n. Phone, 319-J.
Au~ust Ii. at :l P. ~r., wl1<'11 a nlllllhl'r 1"rutuutoui, ,JuIUetoi, &; Son",.
'1,(' Board of Directors. Sec dtsplay advertisement h1 thle 18aul
of llH ll inh1rflRt('d ill 1'1'1igi()11~ ('oll(litiollH
l :!:lll Hllnl(lllen nVe., NlIrllerth. liox :!70.
DJo.:l>iTIS'l'1ol REAL ESTATE
,rill llll'l't with H"\'. lrl'in E. 1l1"'I', of There sllall be no regular meetings of Culdwell III Co. Pbone, 1271-W.
Orr. Or. A. I .. 101 Elmwood a.v. Pllone. 393-W .
Hal'l'bhul'/":, tI", Stat" SU]lI'I'\'i,ol' of Sill" .h,' Board of Directors, but meetings PhUa, Phone, lCllbert 425~. Ketth Bldg. See display advertlselnent In thte ISBUI
UUUGGllSTS I"rltseh, II. C. Phone, 2~2. W.
\'''~':'' for Ihl' Intl'rl'hnn'h \Vol'ltl ~fl1\"­
"hnll be ht'1d from time to time as tho llu\\'urd·H. Phone. 1267. See dlsp)a,,· advertisement III this 1"8uf
l'l1,';ncss and interests of tho Association :-;l:>e 111splR.)' advertisement 1n th1s lSDuti, t;lIllfrey, Wm. n.
111(,llt. Alll(ln~ tho:-,p who 11:\\'(' 11(>('1\ ill-
~.ulth, '1\ U. Arllmol'e, flu. ,114 Woodside av•. Phoue, 68~.W,
vitc'd to att"nll this .. onf"1'I'n,·" an' DI·. 'nay require. A ma.iority of the Board ~l'e olsplllY Uo\'el'tLseml'nt In tills Issue. ;\;ooh, Robert J. Pbone, 60~.
ELE(J1.'IUCIANS ~Ioney for First and S.cond Mortgngp.
,hall constitute a quorum. IJugh. ~2& lana ave.
\~erl
!Sin1IHwn••'nlum; C. 232 E~f'ex ave.
VI. Meetings. An annual mceting of Nul', Phone. 650-W. Ard. Phone. 163-J. Phone, 636. or 1420 ChelHnut at.

SPORTS tIle Association for the purpose of elect- I'LEe1.'ltlGAL llEYICES

SIl1l'(llt·~" E. q. 1'hone 1:!;,;,- \V.
:'''" display alln'rUse'ment In Ihls Issue.
ltOOFING. ETC.
(iKrll·l\I(~Glnlt,·3' Co. Phone, 126g ..W.
See display advertisement In tbls I.ou.
ANNOUNCEMENT illg officers and for trnllsac.ting such
'1\ her business as may come before the
"'1811 AND OllS'CERS Miller. John A. 243 lona ave, Plione. 661~J

COLUMN 1I1('I'ting, shall be held dnring the month

Impt:rhtl Growl'f)' Cu.
lIAULINu, 1'1'C.
,'Iurmmull, ,John. .:\nlll1ol't l • Pn.
PhOfl~. Narbt!rth 606,

:-"'l' dlsl'(a~' IlllHrllsl'IJl,'nt In Ihls Issup.

Shop. 246 Huvertord uve. Phone, l22&.J
I;;HOEalAKERS
(;uod "·cur 8hoe Reludr ShOI).
('unoloullnl'. n. G. Y. M. C, A. Bldg.
Jules Junker Inc. BASBBALL SCHEDULE. GEORGE K. YEAKEL
'''U.ItUIl UnJb. Phone, 672.
~eC' display udverlisemf'nt 'n thla 1ssut!,
INSURA~CE l)n'rnCl~t, 1I.
TAIl,OU~
Phollr. 12ft4.•T.
NORRISTOWN. PA. UowlUun, Samuel I). (Lite.) ~l'l' fH~[llay alLverlisellll'nt In this Issue.
Last Half.
FRENCH BAKERY llti I>lmwood ave. Phone, 653-W. WU1TE WASIIING
Allg-llst 2, DllU & Co. Ilt Alltoear. L:lIlS' -Candidate for Ihe Republican Nomination J .. n~., Cha.. Il.
:w:, S. :,\'arberth ave. Phone. 682·J.
Alexnlldf"r. GcorA'e.
S('" lllspilly 1Ilh'ertlsell1ent In this Issup.
FAMOUS BREAD AND c10wne U. A. A. :It :":II'j"!rlh . .I. I\' .1. FOR "on~•• Wlll. J. 103 S, Narberth ave. Pbone.
6~U.J PhIlu. address. Penn Mutual Bldg.
ROLLS
Dohson at Drexl'l Hill. Register of Wills !I'roll,'r Uros. (Fire, etc.) The above department .hould be ot Ih.
Aug-ust !l, Autocar at Narberth, Dun of MontlloRlery Counly 20\1 Woodside ave. Pbone. 1262-R. createst uo. to tbe community. tbe list con,
LAWYERS
& Co. at ,r. & .J. Dohsoll, Lau~,lowll U. MY PLATFORM ONE TERM Gllro~', John 211 Essex ave. Phone. 1245·R.
tuins the name at every profellllLonal man,
WILL OPEN STORE PbIla, addres., Lincoln Bldg.
tl'adflsmn.n. mechanic. shopkeeper, ete., W'h(l
does or enn In any way serve his fellow,
Stile.. Fleteher W. 4l a Haverford ave. townsman. and who Is prOgre881ve enougb
104 Forrest Ave., Narberth Phone 372·'V Pblla. address. Crozer Bide.
The Misses Zentmayer's MGHTING FIXTURES
lIeUonRld Jobn. Narbertb pbone, 1288.
to add name to Uot of RegIster.
As It Is dlmcult for those cotltrlbutlna
li,33 Cheat: st.. Phlla. Phone, Spruce 1188. their time and etrorts to tbe prodlictlon 01
For convenience of our
patroms in this vicinity. SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN ~IE1\TS. ETC.
Cotter, Ooward F, Pbone. 1298.
Sep di'Dlay advertisement In this Is.ue.
"Our Town" to personally either know 0'
IntervIew all luch. It would be moet help.
ful If those not now found In tha printed
,.
lIertzter, .John IJ. Nlirherth. lIet would eend In a memo of their name.
THURSDAY. JULY 11. 1919 Will Reopen in September 1919 ~"I' dIRplo)' ndvl'rtlRl'rnellt In this IS8ue.
MILK
addrees. pbone numbers and buslnesees o.
profe.slone for UsUng. Tbls wll1 coot as fOI
125 WINDSOR AVENUE Scott-Powell Dairies. Phone. Pr.aton 2898
Spe display advertisement In tbls 1.lue
low.: 10 cente each laue for 8 line.: 6 cenb
tor e ..eb additional lin..,