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Use you r knowledge, an d useit quickly, or it will disintegrateand putrefy. OUR TO If great joy ha s come to you,Ias s it along, and thus do youdouble it.VOLUME I . NUMBER 11 NARBERTH, PA., ' I H U R S D A Y ~ DECEMBER 24 , 1914 PRICE TWO CENTS

EXTRA! ALL ABOUT THE IMYSTERIOUS VISITOR 'Long About Christmas Time II :MH . LOOS PLEADS FORAN ALLYEAR XMAS

I've been thinking of youAnd wondering, too,What I might do,With Christmas in view,To prove i t tru eTha t I 'm thinking of you.

MY FRIEND:

And then 'you could see how glad I would beThat you, too,were thinking--just thinking ~ me

HARRY M.CHALFANT

No token I bring you of silver or gold,. ':--,No song do I sing you o(1}rave days of old;But this good word of cheerI would speak were you near:

"Hello.there, old comrade! Merry Christmas, I say,And many returns of the bright festive day."

THE FIRESIDE

It feems strange that so little adI'IW('(' hm; !Jeen mnde by soc ia l s cien tist, tOll"nl',I:.; a solution of t he g re atprohl.'ll l s o f h tl ll luni ty , that wou ld re,s ll lt i n hptter cOJulltions fJr t he g r ea tmasses of people. This is in sharp(CIlI. n"t to Ihe 1I'00ulprfui flphievementf in all othel' re.llms of thou?;ht.Marn,lons improvements have beenatt:l:nl"l ;u 1111 of the physical sciences,espel'inlly in the domain of chemistryand e lec t ri c ity , civil and mechanicalenginel'ring'. neronautics, etp. In theindmltrial w1rlcl, wonders have beenaccomplishe(l in e co nomy o f adm in -istration and production, hy seientifleorganization and management. In mili ta ry a nd n av al s ci en ce such perfectlon hns h een attained i n o ff en se andelp'.",,, (h:' t we 1l0W look with wonde r uU tnt::' o{jc(:iabl&"o;' ~ \ - ~ - _ . u . - :: lxn at io ns p ra et ic al ly d eJ dl ocked i n as t r u g ~ l e y - i e l d i n ~ no great adl'antagpto allY' one !lower.Sin('p the clays of plato's "Republic"down throllgh the ages, a l on g l in e o fthinkprs hal' e a t tae lt ed the problems1', ' lOll' ,()('iI11 an(1 indllstrial reg;enerap 1': 0" 111 '1I1dllll. Il'ith very l it t le p ractical 1""'FlIll II< y-pl, S' r Thomas More.i n h ;s l -' o1Ji a, Comtc, Fourier, RohertOa I:' OII'CII, Herhert SllPllcer, Karl: ' I l n r ~ , lIl'my


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NARBERTH, PA.-OUR T O W N - D E O E } ! I l l E I ~ 2 4 1 ~ 1 4OUR TOWN ! LETTERS TO THE EDITOR I OUR POST OFFICE AND THECHRISTMAS RUSH. EXTRAI ALL ABOUT THE M v ~ 1TERIOUS VISITOR. ON THE 8.14And Elsewhere In Our Town

Chfef Wingebone Junior.

Assts.11o243

H. C. FRITSCH

We have hea rd o f some people whoHay they could live on music. ThenIt mllst be on note meal.

Properties For Rent and SaleFire InsuranceBell Phone 352 W. Thf' vlJlain nlways ge ts his on th e

Wall Building. Narberth , Pa. .'lll!:f'. 1n real lite he gets ours.

Two ver y earnest and very modernyoung men sa t in th e front seat ofthe smoker the 'other morning, discussIng what one of them characte rized as"this Santa Claus business:' I t wa sevident that he had "no t im e f or suchnonsense.""Why," said t he o th er with equalIndignation, "m y l it tl e bo y b el iev esi n Sant a Claus a s t ru ly as he believesIn his breakfast. I suppose you can'tdo anyth ing about it, bu t It doesn'tseem to me to be t he r ight thing tobring chi ld re n up l ik e that: 'Yes , I t was a shock ; we hadn't supposed that t he re w er e a ny just likethat In Narberth. But now that weknow that there ar e at least two, an dpossibly a few more, we have decided to use most of o ur s pa ce t hi sweek. In reprinting what many peopleregard as the bes t answer tha.t hasever been made to the Antl...santaClaus Agitat ion. It is from th e editorili.1 page of th e New York Sun, andwas o ri gi na ll y pub li shed many yearsago.To old Sun readers like our neighbar, Henry Rose, th is Chris tmas editorial Is by no means new. Bu t ifyou 'v e never r ea d It, NOW IS THEACCEPTED TIME.Is There a Santa Claus?'Ve take pleasure in answering atonce, and thu s p rominent ly , t he communicatlon below. expressing at th es ame t ime our great gratification thatits faithful authOi' Is numbered amongt.he friends of The S un :"Dear Editor;"I am eight years \::Ild."Some of my l i tt le f riends say thereIs no Santa Claus."Papa says, 'I f you see it In Th eSun, it's so.'"Please tell me the truth; is therea Santa Claus?"VIRGiNiA O. HANLON."115 West 95th Street:'Virginia, y)ur l it tl e f ri ends ar e

wrong. They h av e b ee n affected lJj"the scepticism of a s ce pt ic al a ge .They do not believe except they see.They th ink that noth ing can be whichis no t comprehensible by their littleminds. All mindS, Virginia, whethert he y be m en 's or children's, ar e UttIe. In this great universe of oursman Is a mere insect, an ant, In hisintellect, as compared with the boundl es s wor ld about him, as measuredby th e intelligence capable of graspingthe whole '::If truth and knowledge.Yes, Virginia, there Is a Santa.Claus.. He exi st s a s c er ta in ly as loveanrl generosity and devotion exist, andyou know that they abound and give

to y our l ife It s highest b ea ut y a ndJOY. Alas! how dreary would be th eworlrl if there were no Santa Claus.It would be as dreary as If therewere n:> Vlrginlas. There would beno child-l ike f ai th t he n, no poe tr y. nor omance to make tol er ab le t hi s existence. ~ T should have no enjoyment.except In s en se a nd s ight . The etern al l ig ht with which childhood fillc;t h e wor ld wou ld h e extinguished.No t believe in Santa Claus! Youm ig ht a s well not bel ie ve in f ai ri es !You might get y ou r p ap a t o h ir e m en

to watch in all th e ch imn ey s o nChristmas eve to catch Santa Claus,b ut even if they did no t see SantaClaus coming down, what would thatpro\'e? Nobody sees Santa Claus, bu t

Assts. that is no sign that there is no Sanh()o Claus. The most r ea l t hi ng s in th eo W:Jrld ar e those that neither children1 n or m en can see. Did you e ve r se eo fairi es d anci ng on th e lawn? Of1 course not, but that's no proof that, they ar e no t there. Nobody ca n con-

Referee-Dr. Hoffman. Timekeeper celve o r Imagine all the wonders-I']. Dlcldc. T im e o f halves-20 min- there ar e unseen, a nd unsee ab le Inutes. Narberth substitutes-H. th e world.Speakman. 1\1. Krieble. W. Humphries. You may t e ar ap ar t t he bahy's rattleNarberth and Ardmore Tied for 1 st and s ee wha t m ak es th e noise Inside,Place. bu t there is a veil covering th e unThe coming g am e b etwe en Nar- seen world which no t th e strongestbert.h and Ardmore , which wi ll de- man. nor even the united strength ofc;,le f1rRt place in t he l ea gu e w il l b e all t h e s tr onges t men that ever l ived,

I'lared on Narberth's fioor, SaturdaY could tear apart. Only fa ith, fancy .c \ e n l n ~ . December 2li. As both teams poetry, love, r omance , c an push a s l d ~3r e evenly matched a hotly contest that curta in and view and picture thegame is expected. supernal beauties. and glory beyond.

I s It all real? Ah, Virginia, In al l thisworlel t he re i s n ot hi ng else r ea l a ndahldlng."No San ta Claus! Thank God! belives and he l ives forever . A thousan1years f rom now , Vir gini a, n ay , ten_________________ t im es t en t ho us an d y ea rs from now,he will cont inu e to m ak e g lad theheart of childhood,

:'\ARBERTH.Goals Fouls

r ' ~ . lIa\'!R : ~ 0\V. Durbin 7 :1L. Davis 10 r.V. Fleck 0 0W. Nevin 0 0

ST. PAULGoals FoulsF. Hirsch 1 0F. Smi th 0 ':jW. Parsolls 0 0W. Smith 1 0;\1. Parsons 0 0

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II will If you s l ~ I Y walt. You can'trenson It otherwlse.4won't If fixed In time.So all occasional e lnatlon Is necessary.We do that free. ~ ~ . . ; ; . . , . . . . m " H ~ ' i I@

If you ar e entertaining friends, ora r e s ta r ti ng on a journey, or If youImow some newsy i tems f or "LadyNa.rberth," s en d t hem to Our Town.They will be much appreciated.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

CHRISTMAS.

EDITORIAL NOTES

To th e Editor of OUI' Town: (Continued from First Page)Had no t th e Post Office D epartment "N ot at all, no t at all," he replle(1better p la ce a n order with th e home good natur ed ly . "And wri te f as t, betown blacltsmlth for a few steel h oo ps c au se I 'm going to let you down atto help b ind our little post office to- th e next wire less station. Are yougether during th e Christmas rush? ready?"It ~ e r t a i n l Y is filled almost t? th e I n od ded and began wr it ing:LurHtmg point w it h norma l !JuSl?ess. "Chief Noel-a package of myster i -W h a ~ wlJl happen w h e ~ we beglll t o u s p )wders , one of which, if sprinkledc a r r ~ parcel post bunc!.es In a nd o ut I before th e door of any residence, willa n how will P o s t m ~ s t e r J:Iaws and hi s pu t the occupant In a state of walkingLe pel's ~ 1 H 1 room 111 which to worlt hypnotism, which will cause said ocwhen t!l1s. extra business h.as to be Icupant to wal k d ir ec tl y t o the tirestored mSHle th e two partitIOns that h ou se a nd p la nk d own a. $3 bill and~ o force th e hox r en te rs t o . h U d d ~ e s a ~ ' 'enroll me as a membe r; I 'm no t111 . a c or ne r l lk e ~ I ~ e c p to ~ v a l t theIr much of a t i re fighter, bu t I appretUl n to get at their hoxes . -W . AI'- elate the w.)rk of th e tire company.'thur Cole. "Postmaster Haws-a fine new postoffice and an autog ra ph letter fromTo the Editor of Our Town: President Wilson, authorizing specialNarberth needR 3 new post office 1argJln days In 2-cent stamps.

~ o many. rea:ons. One of th e prin l . P.residentHenry , o f t he Civic Assoc1pal reasons IS that under t h e preR' c,mtwn-a patent for a new kind ofent sys tem of delivery a membe r o f t ic ke t punch, which wil l work only eveach family mus t ent e r the office to ' e ry othe r time, and a letter from Govohtain their mall. Therefore, we ernor-elect Brumbaugh, saying that heshould have a modern hnlJdlng, prop will force the S tate I ..egls lature to passe rl y ven ti la te d with a sufficient a law compell lng th e P. R. R. to equipquant it y o f Rlllllight to r ea ch eve ry Its conductors with those new punchesIloolc and corner , a s ge rms which may \:nti l t he f ar es ar e reduced.hp broug-ht into the post office either "Flicl, Sti tes -a letter from EddieI'y th e people Or th e mai l, lur lc in Colllns saying that all that t a lk aboutdark cornc>rs ready to be inhal ed and h im b ei ng sold to th e Chicago Fedstart their worlc, while fresh air and Ie ra ls was a mistake . and that he issunlight. would render many Inactive. g)ing to qui t p ro fe ss iona l bas e bal lYourR truly-Romaine C. Hoffman. Iand move o ut t o N ar be rt h a nd join a: - - - real team."

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N A R B ~ R T H , PA.-OUR TOWN-DEOEMHE]{ 24" 1914

get

Davis.

Narber th, Pa.

NARBERTH, PA.

NARBERTH, PA,Telephone.

G O D F R E YThe R ea l Estate Man a t114 Woodside Ave.,

he p le as ed to assist you inting a home.Telephone-Narberth 685 A.

A FULL LINE OFWhitman's CandyFor Good Servrce and ModeratePri ce s i n

N. E. Smedley

BOYLE'S MARKET HOUSEPrime Meats

J.frankDnMiner16Z6Chestnut St. ANDIRONS

Estimates

Frank Ct'istMEATS & PROVISIONSHilh Grade ButterTelephone-Narberth 644 A,

Telephone------- ,----

JAMES G. SCANLINContracting Painter

'IAStore for Particnlar People"

Howard

will

Plumbing, Heating,Roofing, Spoutingand Range WorkCal l on

ome Dre ss ed Pou lt ry , But te r, Egg sand Game.

Fancy Fruit and Vegetables.

The Merion TiDe and Trust Co.of Ardmore, Pa.

The oldest, largest II.nd best depository In this vicinity.Capital, $150,000. Surplus, $125,000

Undivided Profits, $40,000.

I TheRegent Theatre1632 MARK E T STREETBear Al l Organs In Pbl ladelpbla-Com-pare them wl lb Ibat in tb e RegentP R O G R A M M ETHURSDAY, DECEMBER 24th-Marie Dressler and Charles Chaplin in

"Lillie's Punctured Romance."FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25 th Allce JI:>yce in"The School for Scandal"And ! E. J. HOOD)

HEATER AND RANGE WORKSLATE AND TIN ROOFER

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Where can be obtained the bes tt he market affords - includingFancy Poultry, Oysters'

and Fish

IWm. F.J.Fielder'

Wm. FarnhamINWilson Barrett'sImmortal Drama"ThB Sign Cross"

THURS.,Dee. 24

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s. P. FRANKENFIELD SONSUndertakers33 E. Lancaster Avenue, Ardmore, Pal

VERL PUGHElectrical Contractor

Young men a re f it te r t o I nven t thanto judge; fiter for execution tho.n forcounsel.-Bacon.

~ 2 lona Avenue, Narberth, Pa.Telephone-Narberth 381D.

1THOUGHTS FOR SAFETY DURINGCHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.Rev. Emerson L. Swift, Pastor.EVANGEL BAPTIST CHURCH.

Rev. Andrew T. Burke, Rector.Sunday services8 A. I\I.-The Holy Communion.9.45 A. M.-The Sunday school.11 A. l\I.-l\1orning Prayer a nd Ser mono4 P. l\L-Evenlng prayer.There will be a second celebration

of th e H o l ~ ' Communion on th e firstSunday of each month at 11 o'clock.The Thanksgiving Day service willbe at 11 o'clocle.

RE.HEARING GRANTED IN RATECASE.A formal notice has been receivedby Mr. Henry, as a tt or ne y f or theNarberth Civic Association, t o t he ef

fect that a rehearing In the suburbanpas se nger f ar e c as e will b e h el d atHarrisburg on Friday, .January 8,1910, at 10 A. M.While Narberth has fared wel l u nder t he new schedule. the advance Int he n ew ]OOtrip t ic ke t b ei ng onlynine ty cents, towns farther awayfrom the c it y h av e b een l es s fortuna te b y r ea so n o f t he r ea dj us tmen t ofschedules on a mileage basis.The c on te nt ion now i s that sinceth e Interstate Commerce Commlssiollhas pe rmitted an i nc re as e in f re ightrates no I nc re as e i n s ub ur ba n p as senger rates Is necessary.Mr. Hen ry o n Monday attended ameet ing of the Central Committee inPhi la de lphi a, wher e p la ns wer e discussed for further c ar ry ing on thefight.

Rev, John Van Ness, Pastor,

Rev. Chris. G. Koppel, Pastor.

THE PRESYTERIAN CHURCH.

This church extends to the community the s ea so n' s g ree ti ng s. C hr is tmas is the birthday of Jesus Christ.The Presbyterian Church reverentlyworships Him as th e Son of God andSaviour of mankind.

A praise service wll l be held i n t he('hurch Christmas morning at nineo'cbck. All ar e invited.Sunday. Decem lJ er 2 7t b, 10 A . M.Sabbath School, all departmeJ,lts. TwoBible classes. Th e attendance lastSabbath was the largest in the historyof the school.

1 A. M. PUllllc worship. Some ofth e mUl;ic of last Sabbath wlU be repeated by the quartette.

4 P. M. Communica nt s' C la ss f orthose ab'Jut t o u ni te wi th the church.7 ~ M. Union Younl?; People'!-lMeeting in the Methodi st Chu rc h;leader, Mr. R. C. McQuilkin.7.45 P, M, Union Mee ting in th eMeth od is t Church w it b s erm on b yRev. E. L. SwiftNew Yea r' s eve-Watch Meeting,beginning at 8.30, with th e rendition

of F il lmore 's New Year cantata by th eentire membership o f t he j un io r congrega tion. This will be f:>llowed bymusic. readings, a social h ou r a nd aclosing devotional service. Full no:tice will be giVEn next week.

NARBERTH METHODiST EPISCO. iPAL.. CHURCH.We ar e a ga in a pp roac hing the

The services last Sunday wlll long Christmas Holidays when naught bu tbe r emembered by those who a tt end. h appine ss a nd good chee r should pre ed a s o f v it al impor ta nc e in the spi ri t. vail. Le t us malee it so, by c au ti onual activity of the church. R ar el y a nd th e avoidance of carelessness indoes there come such a notable result the handl ing of Christmas tree decorChristmas Sunday, December 27. from th e celebration of Christ's ad. aUons. Flimsy decora t ions should10.30 A. l\f.-Christmas Service by the v en t i n Beth leh em . Bu t the "W1Jit,! never be used. They have been theSunday School. Gift Service" in the a ft er noon seemed c au se o f much sadness and many

Carols, "Star of the King" . . . . , .S ch oo l t o b e the type of serv ice that was d ~ deaths. Le t us tr y to make ou r borChristmas Bells . . . . . Pr imary Children manded t:> claim the interest of all ough th e banner borough in free'Cella Solo ., .Mr. lJ. Wayne Ar ny and win a result that was mor e than dom from d is tr es si ng c asua lt ie s,A Christmas StJry. . . . . . . . . . . . Pastor of mere passing attention. The c au se d b y thoughtless carelessness.Music in cha rge of Mrs. I. Wayne chu rc h was full, the decorations weI'a Be happy and use care n ot t o ma r thisArny, Director. characteristically beautiful, the !lIus happiness.Community Christmas Service, 7.45 t r at lve s tory of the birth of Chris t by Many entertainments will be giv.P. M. Mr. A. A. Cha lk er w as h el pf ul , the en i n homes , schoo ls , Churches, baWatch-N ight Service. music was exce l len t and the gifts of zaars, and s to re s. R emembe r thatThursday, Dec. 31, 1914, at 9.30. self, service a nd sub st ance wer e . im l ight , inf l ammable decorations make XMASWEEK-Mary Pl eklo rd I n "Cln-"Dreaming City" Choll pressi vely pr esen ted. T he' whole easy flres. Avoid their use . Decora derel,I_B__. _Prayer.. scheme reflects great credit on a ll who t lons o f n o k in d s ho ul d be u se d near I- -Review of the Old Year, had charge of the arrangements. gas jets An a ir cur rent may c au se ICh M S dMaterial Progress .. Fletcher W. Stites The Bib le Schoo l is doing a SJIld II. disastrous fire. as. . tuarReligious Achievements, . work. I t Invites people of all ages Where possible, electricity should IRev. Harry M. Chalfant to j oi n wi th It in Bible study. The be used for lighting t re es a nd forOutlook for th e New Year. men'R and women 's c lasses ar e grow decora tive purposes and the wiring I FUNERALWhat can I do f or the Sunday School ing, We s a ~ ' to th e men, "Meet me at should be done by a competent elec'lin the New Year? the church uext Sunday at ]0 o'clock trician. DCharles W. Kreamer in t he l ef t hand corne r. " I If t re es a re to be lighted, other IRECTORWhat will Prayer mean to me in the Subject of t he s er mo n n ex t Su nd ay t ha n by electricity, se e that childrenNew Year? m':>rning is, "Time and Its Meaning." do n ot l ig ht or relight the candles.Mrs. Robert E. Pattls:>n The e ~ e n l n g services at 7 and 7.45 Frequently clothing is se t afi re by A R D M O R E , P A .

Hymn No. 478, will be in union with the Presbyte r pe rmit ting this. Avoid the possiblllty."0 Holy Saviour, Friend Unseen" Iians and Methodists at the churCh of The tree will also b ur n whe n dry.Something from m ~ Bible for th e New the l at te r. Rev. E. L. Swift will speal, Be tte r no lights than to run the riRk.Year, on "The Prodigal's R eturn." Paper, cotton, or othe r decorat ions

W. W. Akers, A. Souder, Roy Griffith. The Chris tmas festival o f t he Bible 01 a f limsy material shonld no t beSomething from my Hymna l f or the Schoo l w!l l be celebrated at the used. Use metallic tinsel or uninfiamNew Year, c hu rc h T ue sd ay vening, December mabIe mater ial , and and see thatLillian compton, Wade Howenstine. 29, with a cantata by the young peo trees ar e securely fastened , so thatJean Chalfant, :\liriam Ward. pIe. The public Is cordially invited. c hi ld re n c an no t p ul l t he tree overWht sha ll I d:> with the S ins and Mis The p ra ye r and praise service next when reaching for things.takes of the Old Year? \Vednesday evening ought t o c al l ou t If presents ar e dist r ihu ted f romRev. Chris G. Koppel, Pastor a large number. The subject is, t he t re e, e it h er at home or at a pub-Solo, "The Mistakes of My Life Have I"What Wilt Thou Have Me To D:>?" He entertainment, care should b e t ak Been Many" .. Mr. Dav id D. St ickney Acts 9: 6. en in handling them to avo id the posWhat can I do for the Church in the Our customary New Y ear's ser sibillty of a f ire .New Year? vice which has a lways been well at 1 Avoid mechanical toys that requireDr. Francis W. Sad le r t ended by thought fu l wor sh ip er s W!lll' alcohol Or gasoline or other danger.

Hymn No. 571, ue held a ga in th is year at 8 A. M. ous oil t o ope ra te t hem."Another Year is Dawning" Fr iday morning . People can leave in Never permit co tt on t o b e used be. 104 Forrest Avenue.The Si len t Hour-Remembrance and time for the 9 o'clocle train for the n eath tr ee s, to give t he a ppea ra nc e Johbing a Sneclalty. Narberth, Pa.Prospect. city. A gene ra l invi tat ion is extend o f s now. If the appearance of snow - - - - - - ...-- -------. -------------All bowed in silence, thinking of ed to th e people of the community tJ is desired, for any purpose, use min

those wb':> have gone home during th e meet w l t \ ~ us. eral wool or asbestos. It will not burn G &W J M klold year, followed with prayer for T he n eig hborho od p ray er m eet in gs and g h' es a better effect than cotton. eo. .. ar ethose 'who shall go during the New w ~ l l c h have become .so great a success M at ches should never he left withY e a r . ~ - - -----.. --. ~ I l l be h;ld idn v a r l ~ u F s b locks o f the In the reach of childrert. Keep them In SELECT DAIRIESHymn No. 612, lO rough n es a \ an . r iday evening" meta l boxes a nd out o f r ea ch , II"Jerusa lem, the Golden." fr'Jm 8 to 8.30 0 clock next week. D 't I t k th l' ht dn e smo ers row Ig e

A few Minutes o f social Christian !cigars, cigarettes, or matches about Special Nursery Milk in Paper CartonFellowship. ST. MARGARET'S R. C. CHURCH'I in a careless manner. Filled at penhurst FarmI ~ o v e Feast, in charge of the pashr Be c o n s t a n t l ~ ' on the watch forand Stewards. Rev. R. F, Cowley. Rector. I auything that might cause fire Have Bell Phone-Narberth 669 D.Hymn No. 312, mer rime nt , a nd p le nt y of it, but"0 Happy Day That Fixed MY Choice" The hours for th e masses on Christ avoid mou rn in g b y t he av oi da nc e o fConsecration Service. mas morning wil l be as follows: carelessness.Hymn No. 335, Early mass at 6 'o'clock. Second S tr iv e t o p re ve nt c as ua lt ie s, bu t"I thirst, ThOll wounded Lamb o f God, mass at 7 o'clock. Late mass at 9 be p re pa re d for an em erg en cy b yTo wash me in Thy cleansing blood." o'clock. having placed convenient ly fire exDoxobgy and Eenediction. The following i s t he program o f mu t ingulsher s or bucke ts filled with waNo address or paper t o exceed fiv::! s ic f or th e High Mass at 9 o'clock: tel'.minutes. Asperges, Gregorian.. Mass, Saint Teach the chi ldren to be ca re fnl :

Everybody corllially i nv it ed . Come La Sal le . Offe rtory, Adeste Fideles. show them the dange r o f fire. Drill Coller's Markeland spend in joyful serVice th e last Recessional, Ty ro les e Chr is tm as , th em at hom e; n oth in g ap peal s t ohours of th e Old Year In God's Stllle Naeht ( Si le nt Night, Sacredd h I d f th Night). clli1l1ren more than dri ll ing and whenhouse a n t us ma ee rea y or e once they ar e made t o real ize theNew Year.Refreshments served at t he c lo se 'of henefit o f knowing how to protectth e service. ALL SAINTS' CHURCH. tl'emselves in case of fire, it will enahle them to be tt er car e f or t hems el ve s i n t ime of danger.-Chas, V.Noel, Assis tan t S tate Fire Marshal.


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Telephone-Narberth 368.Christmas Candies

Christmas Suggestionsin Sweets

' \ 'e also can)' a large assortmentof fine

MEISEN'SBAKERY

: Est ima tes Furn ished

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, , ~ ( ' invite 011 1'l1f'11 e v ( ' r > ~ w h c r c -n n l ] Ol"\"pl' 11101'(." hPlll'tlly nn d ur,;'entIy lhnn at th I!- gln.] Chrlshnns sen! ' lon-to ('omt' t o t " hu r (' h to hear th e~ t O l , ~ r of till' DI\"inc- I..o\,e expressedIn tc 'I 'IllB of afe.

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Josepb C. Mowrer Our ~ ' I l n c e anll Pumpkin P ie s ar edeliciolls-we lise 0\11' own make mincemeat.

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THE GREATESTADVERTISEMENT OF ALL'rite heHt l u h ' e r t h ~ p ( l p,'ent tdnce

( - r e l l t l o n ' ~ dllwn i the BtItlt of th e( 'hrlstmns Bnl.w,T('ns of thousnnlls of J't'rludh-ldN,t I l t ' wOI'lel nrO\111(1, un ' s l " l t l n ~ it rorth

in ~ J l e ( ' l o l I S H n e ~ _~ l I l 1 l o m ~ upon n11111n1l8 urha \" ( ' c c lc hrn tC' t l I t .4\ II th e colorful th rhd nu"",p l' mn ot e I ts f[llue.Th' lustf'I' of th\ E"f'llt 911ln

our town december 24, 1914

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