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FIRESIDE ITEMSWANTED FOROUR TOWNSHORT LOCALNEWS ITEMS
WANTED WEEKLY
VOLUME V, NUMBER 50 NARBERTH, PA., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1919' PRICE THREE CENTS
ANNOUNCEMENT LAST WEEK BRINGS FORTH EXPRESSIONS OF COMMENDATION-INDICATES OUR. TOWN WILL HEARTILY
SUPPORT TH E PROJECT.
Y. M. C. A. PLANS RECEIVEDWITH HEARTY APPROVAL
defeated
n tt o rn ey s , CHAPMAN &,1420' Wide ne r Bu il d in g ,.
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Men's Donbles.Filial r 0 1 m d ~ S h u w :ll1d Warwick de
feate,] Kirl[, 'C. A. of th eir proposedp la n s f o r e xp a nd i ll g th ... ir preseut plantwere h , ' ar t i ly suppor t ed iu ( ,xp l 'ession,made to oJlicl'rs of th e Associat iOIl.Th e p lans ar c to mak,' t h( ' Asso c ia
tion somethiug that will nHI1,e en'ryonewant to joiu au d boost :l1ong a worthwhil e c i \' i c mo\"elll ...nt, anll to s"ellre th ...benefi ts to 1ll' oJlcred.
A natatorium will he popUlar withb ot h y ou ng an d oJ,1 anll Illany a da yanl! e\" ...ning will no llouht fillll li\"elygroups splashing to their he-a r t' s cont en t. T h, 'n , too, the enlarg..d an, 1 \ \' el lTegu]ut(lcl gault' )'ounlS ar c ~ o n H ' t h i l l gthat will appeal to hoth men a ll d ho.\"w ho w ill he prodd l' ,1 fo r sl 'parall '1y inlille with Illodem an d apl'ron',l lIlelhOlls.Th e al1
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ICE CREAM
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H. C. FRITSCH
A C OM PL ET F L IN E O FSCHOOL SUPPLIESAT
CIGARS
John Albrecht
Pupertle8 Fo r BeD& aDd SaltFire ID8uraDCl8
BeD PboDe l i l lY." "U BoUdJDg. BarberO, Pa.
Look about th e home arounde. nd hav .your planting done DOW. Th e ee.eOD iehere Bgain, Bnd th e wealher conditionea re .dvant .geoue .
Greenhou.ea30,OOQ ft. of Illalll
Pencoyd
GOOD VALUEIn the following up-tO'date homes:
208 Grayling Avenue34 Avon Road36 Avon Road100 Avon Road
OTHERS BEING BUILTWM. D. & H. T. SMEDLEY
NARBERTH GARAGERaymond Wei.s, Proprietor .GASOLINE, OIL, SUPPLIESEXPERT REPAIRING
Telephone Narber th 1633
CALDWELL& CO.Re a l Es t a t eI n s u r a nc e
, Sou tb ~ I d e NARDAt th e Stallon ERTB, PA.
WELL ;rOST fIIE6lfGTVOUR. AUTO AN DYOU'LL G eT ALL:YOURELOOKtN(iFOR.
24 Hour Service
Roofs
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HOWARD'S
G. A . K UHN, arc lP r op .
THE old s ay ing goes "Look for trouble an d you'lIfind it." Th e man who neglects his a uto islooking for trouble and don't know it until afterit happens . Emp loy us a s you r ca r experts an d don'tallow th e trouble to occur.
rM LOOKING"f ~ . " R O U 6 \ . E
NOTICEFo r Good Tax iCall Narberth
The Brightest Spot in NarberthA Drug Store in theMost Modern Sense of the TermAUTOMOVIESP ".BY LEES UARAfiE
NAR'BERTH GARAGE
Telephones.12671268
Storage'Accessories
GARAnteedCENSOREABlE
do not call Narb erthFor my sertJice.
Open f}ag- and Night
Iona A"enue Sou th o f Montgomery PikeTiresRepairs
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Be l l Phon eNa r b e r t h 1624
SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.
Montgomery GarageE. Q. SMEDLEY
ReT. R. F. Cowley, Bector
Phone NARBERTH 1 2 5 5 W
ST. MARGARET'S CHURCH
Please
Rev. Andrew S . Bur ke , R ec to r.
ALL SAINTS' P. E . CHURCH.
Electrical Devicee fo r th e Home.
The Hack Service Man Has ChangedHis Phone Number to Narberth 377or Narberth 625.
Merion Meeting House, Merion, Po..
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. The Little Church on th e Hill."
An olcillating Washine Machineof unusual merit. Phone fordemonstration in your home.
Rev. F. M. Gray, Pastor.Snnday, September :!8th:!lA.) A. ~ I . - S l I u d a y Schoo l. C la ss es
f or a ll agl's. A ,wide'llwake c la ss f ormen taught b Hon. Fletcher W. Stites.
11 A. ~ L - ) [ o r n i n g sen- iee . Sermonby t he pas to r on " ~ [ y Father 's Busi,ness."
:1 P. nL-Fi rs t meet in g o f the Chilodren's Churc h w ith ve ste d c ho ir a ndo bj ec t t al k b y t he p as to r. All childrenwelcome.
Early MlloS-s o n S un da y trom AprilL to Ootober 31 a t 7 A. M. FromNovemlber 1 to March 31 at 7 A. M.Late Mass, 9.30 A. rd. t hroughout thel'ear. Mas se s on hol yday s, 6.30 and8.30 A. M. Weekdays at 8. Eveningelevations a nd o the r services at regula r times.
NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN
Merion Meeting is open fo r worsh ipevery Firs t-day morning a t 11 a 'clock.We cordially welcome any v i si to r s whod es ir e t o wor sh ip with us.
From now on and including the firstSnnday in September services at AllSaints ' will be under t he ausp ices oft he R ev . G ib so n B el l, r ec to r of Montgomery School.
Any mem be r of th e p ar ish w ish inghis administrations will please notifyhim.
Ser vi ce s w il l be : 8 A. ",i .-HolyCommunion. 11 A. M.-Moruing Sen"ice.On the first Sunday of t h e month HolyCommunion will be he ld at both tllC8 0 'clock an d 11 0 'clock services.
Sunday School will open t he t hi rdSunday of t h is month. A goodly numhe r of classes will b e f ormed an d parl'nts ar c re'l1lested to tHing or sendtheir eltildren when t he classes open.
BHrGHT IDEA.
45th and Parrish Sts.
Prime Beef, 'Sprinr Lamb,Country Dressed Veal IndPork, Sugar Cured HamsInd BaconPHONE us YOUR ORDER TODAY
You wI71 find OUT prices rightGroceriel and ProviaioDI
Cotter's Market
SCOII-POWEll DAIRIES
Pas teu r ized Milk \ DELIVERIESB r y n c l O ~ i l k C e r t l l l e d WEST PHILA.(Pedr lallc Society) OVERBROOK
Special "Guernsey" MERIONMilk WYNNEFIELD(Roberts '" Sharpless ' BALA-CYNWYDairies) NARBERTnCreBm Bu t te rmi lk ARDMORETable Bn d Whipp ing WYNNEWOODCream.
CLEANSAfEWHOLESOME --.--------OUR PRODUCTS ARE GUARANTEED T 11.e l ri1ft"UNDER BACTERIOLOGICAL CONTROL
To the Editor of O ar Towa:In theissue of Our Town September
:!O there appearel1 un announcement ofseveral p roposed improvemen ts in thclocal Y. ~ C. A.
Since tIll' :\Il'morial COlllmittce seemsto he s or t o f "u p u t re e " t or a fittingand p ropl 'r me,J1Jorial tllllt would be arl'al token of appreei a ti on by the pl'opleof ;\arberth f or t he sen'ice t he y ou ngmen rendered ill t he war , might it no the possible to consillpr combining boththl' projects IUlll giving ~ a r b e r t h anauditorilllll, whieh is a r ea l necessi ty ;a swimming pool, whI ch wil l s ur el y b ea pprl'cia t l'11 anll pa tronizc1l; large ~ a m erooms for men and hoys, particularlyfor boys wh o might he kl'pt off thestreet C'Hners, anll moving pictures sevl 'ral nights a week , whieh ,'an h e w cl lsupportl'd hy a community the size of
arlll'rth.Till ' I ll 'esent iuact;\ 'c Y. M. C. A.building, with the plot. of ground adjoining it on Haverford avenue, i s c er t a i l t l ~ ' an itll'ltl 10l'ation for fiuch fl 'atnresand it appears t hn t t he p ro je ct coul,1he appronl1 an d financell b y t he peopleof Xarberth , provided i t w('re lllllllagedin (l mannl'r to s ui t t he l ar ge majorityof the people .Woul,! it not be pos sible to build a"omhination of S \, -imming pool, f ir ehouse an, l g ame 1'00ll1S on t he p re sentplot adjoinin;! the Y. ~ r . C . A. on Ha\'" rf or d a ,' en ue , and makl' a l 'l 'a l Il\Hlitoriull1 out of thl' present Y. ~ C. A.?With tltis p lan, t he r e\ 'l 'n ue f rom t l H ~olt l fi re hou ,; l' hui ld in g and h al l woulllhe p ut i nt o t he new proposition, whichnlight hl'Ip materially in finanl'ing itan d at tlte same time gi,-e thl' Fire( ' o m p a n ~ ' an up-to-rlate hOlI,;" for their,quipnH'nt. There would be no trouhlein disposing of tlte pl'l'scnt fil'l' hom'e ata good f igur e.
If tltl' peopll' an ' wiIlin)! to r ai se t heBlonl'y for the propm;ell Y. ~ C. A.inlJHo\'l'nll'nts, au d allow tltl' y, ~ C. A.to Slll'o,l i t f or thl'BI an d manage the entire proposition, '-ery good, but. might i tnot Ill' Ill'ttl'r to turn tlte whole C01'll1'1'into a communi ty cent re whi ch couldhe participatl 'd in h y e vc ry residentman, woman, -boy or girl-regardle"s ofs el 't o r c re ed
ThPl'e is a ques ti on i n the writer'smind as to whether t lt er e i s r oom in ourtown for an institntionof this m a ~ n i .tude that is primari ly l imited to Protes tant young men. Of course, the scopel 'an b e enlarg('d to take in others; bu twould the rcstr i l' l ions of the Y. ~ C.A. be in this case extended to make it a!'l'al Inorlenl ,lemol'ratic proposition?
Til l' wri t PI' 's idl 'a i s no t t o knock theY. :\L C. A. improven1l'nt, hu t r at he r toshow thl' nl'eessity of features that theyml'ntion 1II1l1 tr y to p romote t he wholeproposition 1Il'('or,ling to the s pi ri t o ftil,' tillll'S, IIIHI at thl' saml ' t iml' to l 'onsi,ll'r a soldiers' memorial whielt willIll' a substantlal impro\'ement to thetown, a ( ,l 'l ', li t to t lt l' ho,vs themS l'h- l' sa ll ll t lt l' Jwople who supported thl'1Il inlhl' war for r i ~ h t .
hoost a t ow n t ha n to t al k a bo ut it,rlream about i t, a nd work for it .
Henry Rose,A. J. Laos,'i tors.
Mrs . Roy E. CIIHk,W. T. MelchiorAssociat"
OUR TOWN wil l g ladl y printany n ews i t ~ m about an y subjectthat is o f i nt er es t t o N ar be rt hfolks, bu t in order to m eet th eprinting schedule, all "copy"-manuscripts-must reach th eeditor by 6 P. M. Wednesday eachweek.
MAIZIE J. SIMPSON,Cashier.
Send all advertising an d news items toP. O. Box 966.
Our T own is on sale at t he d ep otnewsstand, and at t he s to re of H. KDavis.Entered as second-class mattilrOctober 15, 1914, at t he Pos t Office atNarberth, Pennsylvania, under the ac tof March, l8i9.
OFFICERS OF THE NARBERTHCIVIC ASSOCIATION.
April 24, 1919.
HARRY A. JACOBS,Editor.
EMERGENCY PHONE CALLSFire, 350Police, 1250
Subscription pril'.e one rlollar and fiftycent s per year in advance.
EditorialA suggestion is a good thing, l ' \ l ' l l
at t imes when the suggl,,,tor is not acquain ted wi th t he cireumstances, for his6uggl'stion does, at Icast, show that h,'is giving thl' mattcr some construdi, 'ethough t.
Criticism has its place, parti"ularlywhen h e who l 'ri t ie.i;o;es is \ \ ' i l l i n ~ to pu this shoulder to the wheel anll help. Bu tto criticize, a 1111 wonder wh.y " the,""do not do t,his thing o r t ha t t hi ng , andwh y a ccrt a in th ing is not do ne a certain way, unll t he n s la nl l b ac k unass i st ingl y , i s lackin.g everything thatmakes for ,the l eas t b i t of progrl'ss.
With the Edi tor , suggestions aud criticisms r e g a r d i n ~ Our Town a re in orderat all times. The y a re welcomell; buta l i tt le assi s tance with thl' l'riticis:ui s mor e than weleome,l, aad to sa:' theleast , encouraging.
This little paper has 1I particular dutyfor you. It is not a "stay-away-and'criticize" spir i t t hat thl' E'litor Ill'l'ds.
Have )'OU en ' r gonl' 11lll'k ill YOUI't hough ts t o about Kcvcn y ea rs a go a ndpictured how the.' business srdion ofNarberth looked at that timeY
Of course, those who ha"e come t oou r borough since that timc ,'annot appreciate t he g rea t change,-a changevery marked, indeed.
Where new stores have not hel'nerected, great imprO\'ements have beenmade in nearly everyone of the olderbUllincss places, an d to-day our 'businesssec t ion i s very mode'rn and up to them in ut e i n eve ry ,rcspect. We Ilhould beproud of ou r r api dl y i ncreas ing l i tt letown, a nd t he re is no better way to
OUR TOWN
SATURDAY. September 27, 1919
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An Exp"!riment in C(l-operativeJournalism-No Paid Workers.
President-Mr. ,Toseph H. Nash.Vice-Presidcnt-Mr. James Ar,toman,
Mr. A. J. Loos, Mr. R. J. Dothard.Secrctary-Mr. R. J. Edgar.Corresponding Secmtary-Miss Frieda
Schubel.Treasurer-Miss Maizie Simpson.Directors---Mr. J. J. Cabrey, Mrs. C.P. Fowler , Mr. H . R. Hillegas, Mr. Chas.
H, A. Chain, Mr. W. R. D. Hal l, Mr. H.A. J acob s, M r. F. A. Lan ah an , M r.Daniel Leitch, Mr. G. Knu tzen, Mr. R.J. Nesper, Mr . E. A. Muschamp, Mr.Fletcher W. Stites, Mr. A. E. Wahlert,Mr. Walter Y. Shaw, Mr. Walton M.Wentz, Mrs. C. W. Young, Mrs. JamesFoote.
Owned an d Published every Saturdayby the Narberth Civic Association.
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MOTORS CLEANED BY AUTOMATIC SPRAY SYSTEM. OILING AND GREASING
ASK H . E . ARMSTRO"NG , Ope ra tin g
GEORGE K. YEAKELNORIUIITOWN, PA..candidate for the Republican Nomlna1lolFORRegister of Willsof Moat 'omery CoaalY
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"Strictly Confidential"
T. Bs SMITH, DruggistNARBERTH and"ARD"MORE
11 A. M.-Morning worship. Sermontheme, "The Sending Forth of the Seven ty." During t hi s serv i ce the groupleaders wi ll be set apart f or t he ir workby prayer.
7.4-;} P. l \L-Evening worship. Senllonthellle, "What Our Chi ef Work Is, andHOI\ ' to Do H ."
Why Not?Why not concede that our Soda Fountain is the cool.es t spot in Narberth. It is, and the .ervice is thebeat in town. The various refreshing drink. aremixed by those who know and whos. business itis to give you the best Soda, Sundae or IceCream,you ever had.Come in aDy time. Make our fountain your placeof rest. A t t he same time
"TAKE HOME A BRICK"of our delicious Ice Cream
Church Notes.At the opening exercises of the school
last Sunday :Mr. W. J. Peebl es wasformal ly inducted into the office of superintendent o f the school, and Mr. A.G. Compton, assis tant superintendent.A substantial leather ba g was p resent ed by th e s choo l to Mr. R. L. Bcatty,the retiring superintendent, and a llandsome bas ke t o f flowers to Mrs. Beatty.The entire membership o f th e church
h as b eo n divided into twelve g roups ,and during the coming woek a "SocialVisita tion" will be m ad e by twentyfou r g roup leaderS'. The prayer meeting next Wednesday evening will beheld in t he in tc res ts of t hi s work .-Rally Day i n t hi s c hu rc h w ill be ob
served on October 5. It is hoped thatevery memiber o f the c hurc h w ill be inhis plnce of privi lege and duty on thatday.A number of tllC Indies ar e expecting
to nttend the Fall Rally o f t he P re sbyterian :Missionary Society, to be heldnext Thursday afternoon and eveningin th e Marke t Sqnar e P re sby te ri anChurch, of Gennan-town.
JOHN B. HERTZLER
NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN
Oash Business and Low Prices willenable you to
BUY MORE THRIFT STAMPS
Del lcioua MeataA l Hlah Grade C hickens
Eggs an d Butte r
MEAT MARKET
205 Haver fo rd Ave .
Meetings f or n ex t Sunday:10 A. M.-Sunduy School. Mr. W. J.
Peebles, superintendent.
Rev. JOhnVa n Ness, Minister.THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
After alterations, we willhave anUP.YO-DATE, SANITARYMeat Market
church quartette wil l s i ng "The Reel''''sional," by DeKoven, and MI'. Taylor will sing "Christ in Flanders," hyStevens . We extend a hearty invitat ionto th is service, especially to those whowere i n our country's serviee.
Church Notes.Deacons' meeting :Monday evening at
8 0 'clock at th e home of the pastor, 202North Narber th avenue.Meeting of the Snnbeam Mis si on
Band in t he chu rch Wedne sd ay at 3P. M.S on g a nd prayer service 'Wednesday
e nn in g a t 8 a 'clock. Snbjeet, "Subt ra c ti on, " t h e second on th e theme," Divine Arithmetic." These meeti ngsar e well a t tended and very helpful .Rally Day will be held on Sunday,October 12th, morn ing, a ft er noon andevening.Communion service n ex t Su nd ay
morning.You will be welcome to any or all of
th ese services.
Avery S. Demmy, B . D., Pastor.
BAPTIST CHUROH OF THEEVANGEL.
Hours of Service:Sunday, 9.45 A. :M:.-Bible School.11 A. lvL-M:orning worship. Sermon
h ~ the pastor on t he subj ect , "Lif! ' 'sWidening Vis ion s. " Tex t, J ohn 4: 28.The Children's Choir wiII s ing and the('hureh quartette will give "Lord ofUpaven," by Rossi.T P. M.-Yonng People's meeting.
Leader, Mr. Laurence Hous ton. Subject, "The -Christian A th le te a nd H isTraining," I 'Cor. 9: 19-27. Repor t o f,",ominating CommitteI'. T he new s onghooks will bc used.7.45 P. M.-Demobilization Scrvice.
Welcome home to our soldier boys by thepastor. Response by Sergt. Harry A.Simpson . Address, "The Call of theHour, " hy Mr. George W. Braden. The
OFFICE HOURS-Until 9.30 A. M. .. until 9 P. M. Sunday, 9 until 12no oPHILADELPHIA OFFICE-310.311 Perry Bide., 16th and Ch tnut Sta.
T.I.phon Narb.rth 31tl W
WORTHY OF THE NAME
(Oontinued from Page 2.)7 P. l \L-Epworth League. A live
meeting for young p eop le . l\ Iu si c incha rg c o f C ap t. Tamblyn.7.4!5 P. lvL-Evening service. Sermon
by t he pns to r on "The Final GovernllIC'nt." Special music.Tuesday, 8 P. l \L-Free entertainUlent
fo r th!) men o f the Bibl!) Class and theirwives by nrst-class talent. "The bestentertainment g iv en in Narberth," isthe, descr ipt ion given by the Presidento f th e M en 's Class, ::Ifr. Edgar Thorn'IC'r. All men are specially welcome.Wcdnesday, 8 P. l \ I .-Prayer meeting.
The p as to r wiII cont inue h is talks ont he Book o f J ames .Thursday, 7 P. 1L-Junior Choir re
hearsal. 8 P. 1 r. , Senior Choir rehearsal.Sunday, October 5th, will be RallyDay. .
desires to announce that he ha s opened his dental office a t t heS. E. Cor .Grayling and Windsor Ave., Narberth
Specializing AUTOMOBILE LUSTRE RECLAMATION-where cars are thoroughly washedand poIished.-Tops and Interiors Cleaned by Vacuum
DR. JOHN SCHEMBS, Jr.DENT I S T
AVAILABLETHE AUTOMOBILE LAUNDRY
THE MERION TITLE &TRUST CO.Narberth Office, Arcade Building
No matter how small your busir ~ l i s may be, have a bank account.Th e small merc han t w ho h as a bank account es tablishes his
credit, has safety for h is cash, an d pays hi s bil ls wi th a check In abusiness manner,
You ar e inuiteJ t D open an account with 118.
An inatitution in connection with U HONEST TO GOODNESS" GARAGE where every attention ia servedand your fee is INVESTED not SPENT
LEARN TO DO BANKING
MAIN LINEAUTOMOBILE LAUNDRY AND 'GARAGEof Narberth, Penna.
Th e installation of every MODERN facility employed together with CAPABLE employeea to MAKE for popular price.. The proper application ofsuch methods is your SERVICE. Believing that "H e Profits Mo.t Who Servea Beat" we will appreciate COMPETITIVE CONSIDERATION. We areasnear you aa your phone. Our. ia NARBERTH 1210.
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Thinking of Building Your Own Home Some Day?
Automobiles meet all t rains throughout the day and evening.After lOP. M. by appointment.Packages and ~ r u n k s promptly called for and delivered.Moving Furniture and Hauling Freight, etc.
Phone 672 100 ESSEX AVENUETAXI SERVICE
Reaid.nc. Tel'phoneNarber th 6 - 0 5
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Jules Junker Inc.FRENCH BAKERY
FAMOUS BREAD ANDROLLS
For convenience of ourpatroms in this vicinity.
104 fGrrelt Ave., Narberth
HARRY B. WALLPlumbing, Gas F i t t ~ n gand Heating
N A R B E R T H PA
WINFIELD H. COOKPlumbing and Heating
Essex and Haverford AvenuesWal ton ' . Carage JIIARBERTH, fA .
Phone 1 2 1 0 J
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ALTERATIONS
Phone. Ardmore 967 W
The Misses Zentmayer'sSCHOOL AND KINDERGARTENWill Reopen September 17, 1919125 WINDSOR AVENUE
Phone 1652-R
Ladies' and Gen t s' Garment s Dyed,Cleaned, Pre8sed and RemodeledWork Called f or a nd DeliveredFrench Dry Cleaning a SpecialtyBell ' Phone 1 2 8 4 J
Clarence A. SpeakmanCarpenter and Builder
JOHN MARMORAHanling and MovingANYWHERERates Rea.onable ARDMORE, PA. _
George AlexanderWhitewashing by Spray or Hand
Hou Cleaning Rug .BeatenH tera Taken Care of53 Prospect Ave., Bryn Mawr, Pa.JOBBING
FOT - Good - Work - SeeH. PREMOST
The Home Town Tailoring Parlor234 Haverford Avenue
Reginellirank6041 Woodland Avenu.. . W.at Philadelpbia\Auto Sonico Tueaday and Friday
Narberth Shoe StoreandRepair Shop
ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIRING & SHOE SHINE PARLORJOSEPH COZZONE
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ItG Elmwood ave. Phon.. 653-W..loneli, Chati. R.305 S. Narberth a ve , P ho ne . 6 82 J .oIoneo, Wm. J. 103 S . Narberth ave. Phone,i j ~ O - J PhilO..ddre , P.nn Mutual Bide.'1 'rotter Ur08. ( F ir e, e t c, )~ 0 Wood. Ide ave, Phone. 1262-&.LAWYERSnllroy. John 211 E ex ave. Phon 1246-R.Phlla. addre.. . Ltnco ln B ldg.Stlt. . . Fletcher W. 4' 3 Hav.rford ave.Phone 372-W Phil... addre , Crozer Bide.LIGHTING FIXTURES&h'Uonald J obn . Na rb e rth pbone, 1288,1533 ehe . t. t .. Phlla, Phone, Sprue. 1118,JIEATS, ETC.()oUer, Bowar d F . P ho ne . 1298.e!.e dl.olay advertlment 10 tbla I ue.lIertzter, ,John U. Narberth.See l l l s p l n ~ ' ad\"(>rtlRement In thlll IlIlIue.MIJ.KSrolt-Powell Dalrle Phone. Pre.ton 2l t8Sea dl.play advertleement In thla l u..
Narberth RegisterTwo Lines, IOc per iuue; Sc for each additional line
W. J. RAINEYales Agent:
Rainey-yYood "Domestic"COKE
ORDER FROM YOUR DEALERIf He Can't Supply You-Can
SEPTEMBER PRICE$9.50 (Nut Size)Real Estate Trust Building. Philadelphia
Te lephone 8 4 8 3 Walnu t :JW RI TE O R P HO NE FO R BOOKLET"How to BurD RAI14EY.WOOD 'Domeltic' Cake"
c. P. COOK, NarberthDistributor for Narberth, Wynnewood and Merion
Is Practically Pure Carbon, an d When Bur ne dProperly is Entirely Consumed
THE RESULT ISa fine, flaky ash, similar to that of a cigarette,which dropsinio th e aah p it and requires no sifling
(continued from Page 1.)(Jr(lers h av e t hu s fa r heen I,Ia('e,1 forthis l'tOIlOmical fuel.
The Fireside
A s tory suitl',1 to 1 1a ry Pickford '"YerRatilt and a lllusing c x p J ' ( \ ' ~ s i o l l s ofherself, " ' l 'he Hoodl u l1 l ," t o b e s ho wuat th e l'ala'Cl' ' l 'hcatrl ' , Anlmore, fo rtw o uays, \Vl 'dul' ' t lay 1111,1 Thurs , lay, isa vchicle with mallY bright spots, Ilotailly a " sh immy" l 'xetutl ' , l hy ~ l a r y an da smaIl ho y in a hal'!, alll'y. Th e ideaof th e plot is that of a youug girl who1 , of Montgomery avenue , en t l' r t ai l le d a Ilumberof fril' lllls in h on or of .:\1rs. }'oote'sbrother, M r. H or ac e Stewar t, who is i011 his wn y to his hOll1e i n Holl ywood ,Culifornia, after having ~ l w l l t a ytlal'an d u half in I taly w it h t he Y. M. C.A. : \ lr. Stewar t ' s collectiou of Wllrreli'cs wa s fOllJll! I 'xceedi l lgly interl ' s t in g to th e compally, Amoll g t hose P l ' ( ~ s 'en t were: lI lr. ulld 1I1rs. Hobert Calhouu, of German t owl I ; : \ lr . Ilnd ~ [ r s .A. D. P ug h, o f Dl'l'xel H iI l; 1 [r . un d.Mrs. Hohert K Puttcrson) ,Ir., Mis,1Margare t lIIuelll' r, Miss Huth Hoehling,Mr . Earle Dickey, .:\Ir. Hohl ' r t .1. Edgar ,of Narberth .
Mr . \V. C. Poor , t e ach l ' r of th e YoungPeople 's Bible Class of UIC Prl'sbyterianOhureh, enterta iued th e c la ss at his
. bome lust Friday evening, Th e guests, included th e Misses 1IInduline 11cCoy,. Margare t K. Eyrl ') Jessie D. BlillingliIl,Florent ine Mueller, melinor B. Eyre,Lilliun Reuifer, Bet ty McCaig, Agnl'sW. Hose, Annie D. Schae f f er , Mar i on F.
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