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VOLUME X, :"JUMBER 2NARBERTH, PA., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1923 PRICE THREE Cf<.:NTS

(Oontinued on Pagf,l 3)

Many Speakers at Annual

Opening Affair Tuesday

at Women Open YearWith Crowded Club

LuncheonFirst Affair Held by Holy

Name Society

leave

in the

spenll

1.fr. a ll d M rs . R ob er t F. WOOd, of

Forellt Ave., have returned from II

three "'eeks ' visit at Marblehead, Mass,

The reblUla r meeting of the Ludies'

Aid of Holy Trinity Lutheran Chureh,

will be held at the residence of Mrs,

Weil!l!', 207 Hampden Ave., Wednesday,

Oc t. 24th .

The annu a l m e et i ng of the Nl'edlp

work Guild will h e h el d on Thursday

No,". 8th, at 2.30 0 'eloek in t h e Meth

odist -chureh. A eordial invitation is

emended t o a ll . ~ f r s . C. C. Herron will

be o ne of the speaker&

ftrf'iFMisH Ruth Ha\l''lV en-ptain of th,'

Girl Scouts of Narhe r th , Miss Marion

Hnws, and Miss Peggie Eckber t , n l' e on

a motor trip through the South. T I ] ( ' ~ 'were lit 'Vinsl'On-SlIlem. N or th ( 'a ro

linn, Ttiesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles V . N oe l and

Mr, a nd M rs . Charles A. F l et e he r. o f

~ o r t h Narberth a ve nu e, h av in g j us t

r et ur ne d f ro m an aut omobi l e t ou r

through Canada, were in New York for

the world series.

Mrs, E. C. (triswold has OS her gues t

t hi s w ee k M rs . F lo re nc e B ro ok s, f or

merly 'of Narberth.

Mr. an d Mrs . Wm. Bar tl e t t, o f Elm

wood avenue, will h ave a s ' their dinnl'r

guests -on Saturday evening Mr. ond

Mrs, Ed-ward C. Bell, of Germantown.

~ I r s . H. C. Fl'nno will

v.-eelt f or L ak e Cassayun-a,

rondacks, where s he wil l

,,·eelts.

In Another The FIRESIDE Social Evening

Meeting @) St. Margaret's~ l i s s Betty Huhhell , o f Chl' s tnu t aH

nul ', w il l entertain 1I numhpr of hrr

friellds at a Hallo\\(' 'pn jlllrty 011 IlP,t

Sa turdlly ('yelling.

--- I T hp l ir st of a series of entertain-~ I r s . W. Hl lJ l tl ' r ~ f r D o w e l l , of Elm t I tl . f St Mar

\ \ I ' ~ l d OHIlUI' , hns ~ e f t , f ~ r C I I ' \ " ( ' l a l l d ' , ~ ~ ' ; ~ t S ' s u ~ ~ ' I ; ' ~ l ' a ~ I ~ I S ~ ~ ~ ' ; : t ; \ : l \ ~ -hel.; r" r the h('Il('lit of those ullfortllnotes

OhH., \ \-hen' sh( ' Wil l \"lSI! hpr slS!<'r,: '" th., Parish l In ll 011 la"t \\ 'pdlll 'sday II ho \\('re not a,]1Ie to he present, \\e

:\lls Rllshtoll _\lIen, I ' I h I -"I lIaul to "ay that t he l un ch eo n w it h(' \( 'nillg, an, t e sp e nUl( program re-I II hi"h t he Womel l 's C ommun i ty ClubI,('i\p,] Ihe hearlY an,] eorllial acclaim

"outh :"llr ,I of Ihe seYl'ml h;mllre,1 m en w ho \1 ere of :\arherth opelled its 1 ! l ~ ; 1 - 1 9 ~ 4 year

l11otl,,'r _, I' 1 I lias an evellt \1 hil'h \ \i ll h e long re-"lll. ( 'nt. ~ l H : - - s 8 1 1 l ~ l B ~ \ \ a ~ llre{'trl YY

IIIl'mhl'f(',1 b ~ all \\ ho 'altended_ ThisEilly L I l I \ renee, e oa rh o f the ~ I i l l s t l e l s ,

i , t he fir,t a ff ai r o f i ls k in d al \\ hi,'hII ho also indulgp ,1 in a mirthful mOllO, 1 II

~ r, all,l ~ r r s , .Tohll Fergu,t1n, of I-:lm k 1" II ' t the ('Iu'b eould 1I0t (\('('ommo, :lte alogue, Jac '>e y, III r e ~ p o n s e 0 a _ .

10 ( l e t t ~ - ~ - Iho>e deslnng to be p re se nt . T he hos-th\""lerou, ,Ielllalld, ,\as persuu,]ed to I

' , "" \\_ pilalit\- ('ommittep 11111 ils ai,Ies are toSllIg as on 1\. he ean SIng I t , .es, I' - ,

.' "1 'II 1 hp ,'oll"rntu!(\!I'd on Ihe beautlful c!ee-Ho\ ' !' : '\ 0 Ballanas, t WI 'Ie re'

;lavc I I" 11 I Ii t t l l i l l t i l l l l ~ ill the eluh mom and on the(ulled that r. 'I.e v was tie Ir" 0

IhcY I - , I' - 1 I I 't ' ,'eeIll'lIt JUIII·h('OIl, 'prepured and servcd- 'Il,g Ihls mil ' d el llnl ( me 0 'y , all' I IS ,

, I 'I I' h\ ~ f r A l l l , l l ' r , ('alcrer.a grpat coml 'hm l 'n t an' In lUte 10 II " •

r."I I irre"istible p('fsonalit\- a llc ! f Or <'l of ,\ftl'r Ill(' III II l 'l leoll, Ih! ' 1111\ 1'IIIb

W , _:, h:lradl'f th:lt he 01:1\, f el 'l s i l O('I'n "horus T1'lIderl'd •('\'I'rnI s o n g ~ \\ hil'h~ I I ' , nllc! ~ I r s , \"'111011 l-1l'ek, of 211h " I' II ('J(' f('I'l'i\('.1 \lIth ('Tithusi<lsti,' ap

I :-; lol lul l \p IH\(·(' . ~ a r y to put a g U l l 111 liS

\\'oo,lhin<> (\\'l'IIUe, arl' rl'el'il'ing COli 1 ,,,,,'ke(' '" h" " o t ' ~ out 011 thp s t r < ' l ' I ~ , as 1":111"', The I'residl'lIt, ~ I r s . ,\, H, Ilo-s,

g r n t n l a l i o l l ~ on t he h ir th o f a SOli, 011 )I<.t more th ll ; ' t llO o r thTl' l' s('riou- e f- I l.pl I a ,!drps sp .l thp Cluh, : ll Id prl'sl'ntl'd

()l 'Ioher I-1lh , Rohert Yl'rnon. I f or ts h "v e hl'PII Illlldl' 10 lake h is p re - I},( fir,1 sp('"k,'r, :\[rs, Monlr<h<e Ora'

" ]'f I<:m T III l t hl ' 1Il1\ I'resi.lpnt of th e• I ( 'lOllS 1 e. l~ I r s . An,]rcw Orl 'en, of (h('"tnut a\'l" \ numh('f of t'xecl!put cntl'rtainer, I'hilol11u,ian Clnh, ~ I r ~ . Tull spoke on

Ill"', i" l'nterlllining nt I lIn"hcon on 'I f 11 " I I I' II, ., imj10rtalll' l ' o f }H'ing hrief, saving. . \ ~ { 'n' (l . o prpspnt rom 11.al ( Jlun .

Thnrsday 111 honor . f ~ I r ~ _ f 10rcIII'(' I 'I - 11 ' I I ff I t h ut b r ev i ty givl's us inspiratioll nll,1•

.;1111 flit ' lT 11g'

l ~ £111.10.,'·n) p (' or \ \ ( 'TP' • • •

B",(Jks, fo rmerlv of : ' \a rh( ' fth , II I tI l tl 1'1 Ihl ' ,]" Ii . .htflll oj11'ortuulty 10 d Ig s om e, ,\ I Y "uPI' emell (I 1Y 1(' \ e rs ll , (.

I,..;, I as,iall Illldoll'h II ho pla\'cII nn,1 sling il forlll:llioll 0111 for ollr 'eIves.' Irs R, C, i 'h ar j l, o f ~ l o l l t g ( ) l I I e n - 1 " '. ] I 1\ 'I ( ' h ' f- .' , lIilh an a ' handon 1I]1l(,h C\'en resld('nt, : \Irs, Hie l<lTl ami ton, , :urman 0

a\'Plllle, has returne,1 from a I \' l' pk '81 • t" , _ _ I in \\ 'Yl1llc \\oo,1 ~ I a l l o r ( "1 Ilno t o \- cr - (h, ' <'<Iunt,\ F('deralion, I\'as next In r o-

\ ' ' 'I t In A I ' h n l l ~ ' . :,\, '\. '( om(', .luI'l'd, anc! ga\'l' a splcndid talk on clu})

, I Th(, CllllliplI,'e 'UIS a dd Te ss pd h y E ll lIlgnllization nlld <'Iuh ethics. She Jaill~ I r s . Fmnces Ottingl'r, of O,'ean CIt",' h Ib I • f. . '" ' IInr,I.T, Daly, Presi,]ell t of Ihe Holy parlieular stre,s 011 tea a n e l l l ~ °:,\, .1., IS \'ISltlllg hpr da llgh t( ' r, ~ I r s . ,.. 1- ' I' 1- t 1 II t t l " , lI'I'!!I" ,IIll< 1"1 tll n elilbs, so that tllP.\·. " I m p 1 1 1 0 1 1 . " 10 In( l (' a Pt lC gr(\: l <" ....

\\-m, C. Clllghorll. of Che- tnl l t a \ 'e l ll ) (' , ,' , ] . I ' 'Inwhl h{' half IHactieal and half euI·__ _ ,I ' ,"grt ' ' ' lIf I II' " o" le ty a n, l Is USplrll' .

, ,I til,IIS for {I memhership of 100,000 men tural, in I hi s m ann e r b ec om ing int{'r-~ I r s . Franklin D 'Olter cnterta1l1e,] ., M H

f \\' If \\' k ill thp I'hiladplphm ArchdIocese, He e , li l lg 10 a ll t he memhers. rs. om-hcr ~ a r b c r t h team 0 I' arc or -, '1 k f tl I f

T1 also outlillPd Ihe plans fo r ohservrng ilIon II so spo I' 0 Ie v a u e 0 pune-

crs at the Bclleview-Rtratfor'] on h ll rs - I . , I f d f1 tlu' n:iOth nnn ive r sa r y o f t he f o undmg t l " , ~ i t : v au,] the n( 'e( 0 regnr or our

, I a ~ - . ' h 11 ' I 1 I1"f Ihl' S o " i l ' t ~ · , whi fh w il l he I' ( In "u 1 awS .

. 1 1 ~ 1 2 - 1 The vallie of t he F ede r at i on o f Woo~ I r , lin'] ~ r r ~ , FredCTlek Rrown, of ' . , f ~ 'f t ,.

ITh(' sorIa] e \-cnlngs 0 .. . ,. > argarl' , 111(11 ' s < 'Iuhs W l l . shown b y M rs . Loui!>,

Pl.iln<1elphio. were thc , ] inncr g l le - ts of. 1 ' , f_ . ~ o c I P t y are IIn,er the SIlPI'T\'ISIon 0 Piek, who nttrihllted IlIlIch of the SUI"~ I r . a 1111 ~ f r , . \\ nl. Rartlett, of I.1m'l " '[ H h 'I B k r

I (1)(' olueers, .1 r. aug e ~ - , "r , 1( e , l'I'S. o f t hl ' various ..tubs to the s t reng t l l

II Dod avenue, 1 ~ r. 0 'Brien, an ,] M r. Lannhan, a nd ,.f this llllion.

I h , ' ~ - 1I:111t to emphasize th e fact thot Thl' Hatha\\uy Rhakespeare Club was

all l11en of the parish, II hether thl'Y are repre"cnll"j 'bv ~ [ r " . Purnell, \I'ho g ~ I V ( >nlPm·hers of t he society o r no t, a rc aI- un in ter l ' st ing h i l of information nbout.

\ ' : a ~ ' " very welcolne, tI,l' proposed ,•.Jane Campbell Seho!nr-

sl.ip" at State College.' Mrs. Purnell

'[JOke enthusiastieally of the nUffilher of

I'luhs lI'ho were coming for\\'ard so reall

il,\ with contr ibu t ions . The cultivatioB:

o f b e au t y lind cnrrying qualities in the

"del ' (\>! a n a ss et to every c lub woman,

l ia s ano ther theme on which she spolte.

The Narh l' r th Clu,h was much praised

'by Jltrs . Roberts, Prl'sioent of the New

Century Club, who mentioned' t h e m any

Franklill fone things it has done. Mrs. Rober ts

cmtsl'd much amus em en t w hen she lik

l'nl'd us to the ob lig ing chameleon, who

in hi>! effort to p le as e a n d livjl up to

his r('putation, hurst when he was

plllced on a p il 'c e of Scotch plaid. The

s ec re t o f t he u nr es t o f t he t imo s was

ano ther though t shc g av e t o h er listen

ers, s a ~ ' i n g that the un ifo rm desire nnd

, p ar e h f o r hnppinl 'ss was at the ·bottom'

of mnny of onr troubles.

One of t he mos t b r il l ia n t and enter

t a in i ng t a lk s o f t he a f te r no on w a thnt

of Miss Gertru ,]e E ly, Coun ty Pres i

(knt o f t he L ea gu e of Women Voters.

Miss E ']y p ra is ed t he activity of the

women of Narberth at th e p ol ls o n the

Inst primary eleetion, a n d spok e of the'

v as t n um be r o f men nnd women whO'

do not take the t roub le to either reg

i s te r o r vote. S h e e voked much l au gh

t er i n r el at in g a n inc iden t w i tnessed

by ber of a m6 n wh o tr ied to ge t

a r ou nd t h e very impor tl ln t civic duty

o f s er vi ng on n j ur y, b y answering

10n<lIy iu t he n ff ir ma ti ve w he n the

Judge very qu iet ly Inqu ired if he were

deaf. .. If the people cared very much,

what was g oi n g on i n t h e wor ld ," ¥iltB

Ely sa id, ., we wou ld not h a ve wafs.'"

Lust, bu t by no means lellst, Mrs._

Prentiss Nichols, who surely needs no'

i n tr o du ct i on t o t he c lu b m ember s, alsl)'

praised the Narberth Club both on its

NEW STORE

RUMMAGE SALE.

WEL!'ARE TEAMS FORMIED

Th" leallls whi{'h \\ ill he in eh:llgl'

o f t h e W"l f ar e Dri\'l' in Narberth nll\"llext bce n f ormI'd lwd d ist r ict ehairlll('n al'

A,li- poinled. Tllp drive will take 1'1:1<"

two frolll Oe!<lber 24th to November 5th,

Thc fo llowing \\"On]('n II re i n l ' ha rgl '

o f t he three distriets i u to whi eh ::'\ar

h er t h h as h ee n d iv id ed :

D i st r ic t C ha irm an , Mrs.

D'Olier.

North. Side-Mrs. Fletcher StitCl';, 41:1

Haverford Roa,]., Narber th i l i2-W; Mrs

Edwin C. Town, Mrs. F re d E . D er by ,

~ f r s . R,omaine O. Hoffman, Miss 1<1:1

Buekman, Mrs. A . W. Wnr<l , Mrs. !Le

roy A. K ing, Mr s.. Leroy C. D o u ~ l a s "Mrs. F. Dinwidd ie Walker , MiS'S Mai

zi" Simps\ln an d Miss Edi t h G ar a. ,

South Side-Mrs.• James 'V. DILrvill,'~ f e r i o n and Essex Ave., Narberth l i i 2

Mrs. Hugh Speed, Urs. C. P. Fowler

Mn E. C. Griswold.

i'iarbrook Park-Mrs . George .\

Mabl, 20 Narhrook P ar k , Nar be rt h

Ji14-Rj lItrs. W. H, Oonnaldson, :14

~ a r h r o o k Park.

Philadel'Phia ifi fortunate in hnving

sueh a system. Before t h e o r ga ni za ·

t io n o f a central coJ.lecting agency forcharities and ll<Jspitals aad other money

need ing organ iza tions , as high a s 3 7%

o f t he mone)' collec ted somet imes went

fo r so lic i ting expenses. 'l'he soliciting

now costs o nl y 4 %. F orme rl y, t he t im e

o f t he B oa rd m ee ti ng s of variouB wel

fare institutions wns taken u p w it h t he

611-important que st i on o f t h e n ec e ss it y

o f r a is i ng money . Now, they can dis·

cuss what iii fundamentally m or e im·

porta.nt-the possibility of increasing

the e f f i c i e n ~ y o f t he ir wor k. A no th er

b en ef it i s that t he p ub li c is annoyed

lo&s frequently iby sOlicitations.

Donors can -indicate, th e in>!titution

to which they wish their money to 'be

given. It is distrIbuted ~ a budget

sy"tein. & ch institution gives an

-, Mr. and Mrs. G. Y. RObison".of 503 estimati:; o f i ts needs in a d ~ a n c e an d

~ i e k e t 8 ar e -sll'ning ,ihic1t ana fast Dudiey avenue gave a eostume party presents it t o t h e We lf a re ,Comm i tt ee .

for the "movie i ,"oenellt f or t he ' Y ~ : ;eeently in h ' o ~ o ' r of the- 'birthday of SO, far, the full ~ u o t a has b e e ~ nHsed

men's C o ~ m u n i t Y , : O ! \ l b of NBl.'bertll to their . d a u g l ~ t e r , :MillS Julio. 'Robison: eac:h y e ar , ' b ut It has meant harder

b e g hr en at ,the, : A r d m o r ~ , Theatre on 'J;here were fourteen guests . wOl'k than e h o u l ~ 'be necessary.

Monda1;' O c t o b , , ~ , : 29.' ~ h e ' dancers, Be: ' Practically every i n s ti tu tion in ,thIs

cured: ' neighoorhood, with the excep t ion o f t h eD. A. B . TO. MEETBryn Mawr Hospi ta l, eo -opera tes in

The regular meeting o f t he D r. B en - t ld s. The ltospital rec'eive.1l. grent denl, 'H«;Jrae

~ f i s s ,Jennie Rl1U111 has opened a. new

millinery and no tions s tore on Essex

Avenue, l Ie ar t h e c or n er of Haverfor<1.

The nc·,. shop will l?peeialize in mil

!enel;V f or a du lt s a nd e hi ld re n, trhirt

lI'nits, hosie ry underwear am i ehilclrell's

dresses.

~ I . i s s S ma ll l ia s hacl a number of

years' e;xperlenee in >the millinery de

pnrtment of Io llU'ge- Philadelphia store.

The Evangel Circle of King'fi Daugh·

ters will hold. a rummage sa le Novem

ber 6. Save your d isca rded c loth ing ,

rugs, c a rp e ts , f u rn i tu r e, p ic t ur e s a n d

gl11"SWnre. Anything in the house

f nr n is hi n g o r wcaring appare l is ae

l'l'ptalble.

Call Narberth 1652·W or 386-R allY

time t he w ee k of OctO'ber 29th.

Hummnge will ,be collected Monday

morning, Novem'ber 5th.P le as e c al l p ho ne e al ls ' be fo re Mon ·

tlay A. M.

Girls Taking PlaceAmong

Leading Town Groups

:KNt1TZEN-KEROBER.

Mr. B j ar n e B ern ar d Knu tz en , o f l!02

Foresl avenue, wos married on Wed·

nls.lay eVl'ning, OetO'ber 10th, to Miss

E lsie Marguer ite Kercher , daughter of

)[r. lind Mrs. Jnmes S. Kercher, of

We!t Philadelphia.

T he w edding t oo k p la ce -at the Geth·

Sl,mane Lutheran Church, Sixtieth

strel't and' Weslmi1l>lter avenue, Phila

delphia. The Rev. Henry l\{oehling,PlIl'tor of the ehurch, officiated at the

coremony, W1hich was followed 'by a

fllmily reeeption at the 'b ride 's home.

The bride was g iv en i n m a rr i ag e 'by

her fa. ther Qnd was attended .by her

The n('\\ BOllro! of Dir('I'tors of Ih"

I'howl S()('iclv ha \' e h ad t hl 'i r Iir,1

llIeeting and h e ~ 1 I 1 \ th(' w or k o f plan-

tions,

of it,

Th" a,'('olllil of la st Tupsday night's

tlil,ner t o I he .1>lI,(1>a11 elu1> I llus t h e :l

tall' \\ ilhnut f ri ll -_ I I \ \ l IS a goo,1 ~ o l i , 1elvic oeea,ion, ~ l i r t h and llIl'lo,ly were

Community Spirit is IBright Prospects for IJ u n i ~ r sBanquet Keynote Choral Floe

Large Attendance at Af - New Interest Manifest Infair to Victorious T ea m P la ns fo r Season

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All improvements in.

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ANNOUNCEMENTl

A Millinery an d 'Notions ShopHas been opened at

105 ESSEX AVENUE

Carry ing a Ful l L ine of Millinery and Notions ofAll Kinds

Shirtwaists, Hosiery, Underwear, Clothing for Children

Children's Millinery

THE ..MERION TITLE ANDTRUST COMPANY

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Resources $7,<>'00,000Complete Banking Facilities

Three Convenient Locations

R. E. PRESCOTT

Narberth627 -W

The· .Narberth DelicatessenThe L o u i . · B u r k ~ s Me!lt D e l i c ~ c i q E x d . ~ ~ ~ ~ e l y '.'

Hom, Boiled and Baked Ham,Vlrrln la . tyle', 0 oil' Own Mak':Poi:at."Saoladand C,eam C a ~ b l i " , Ju . t received Marinated HelTlnl'; R . . . . .~ CaYiar

andPate d'lFole Gra. with T r u f f ~ l . . . OPPOSITE F / ~ E HOUSE,

PHYSlCIANS' 'OPINIONSui am convince4 of the ~ u p e r i ( ) r method o f the

Chiropractic form of health practice."-Wm. Vore, M.D., City Point, Va.

"Chiropractic truth is so simple, so mathematicallyexact t ha t i t seems too good to be t rue . " -h W. Edwards, M. D., Omaha, Neb.Pbonl!, .\rdmore 10·11 R Nlllbt Calla, Narberth 667 J

WRAY HUGHES H O P K I N ~ , D. C., Ph. C.Palmer'CHIROPRACTOR Graduale

ARDMORJ:': THEATRJ:': 8UILDINGHOIln: 9.15 to II A. M., 2.15 4 P. M. HYLO TABLE

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quality, reflects credit to

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thisrespect as well asPhiladelphia or Ardmore.

CJ A Complete service in this

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HEMSTITCHING

Pleating Buttons CoveredAr t Needlework an d Notions

DRESSMAKING - SMOCKING

A. J. HERRSCHAFT, 318 Dudley Ave.Phone Narberth 1632 W

Hardware Store

Citizen-" 'l'ha t' s m y ca r. A thief

is just f ix in g a hlowout."

Policl'lIlnu-." All right, I' ll go over

and arrest him."Oitizen-"Sh-h.ll! W ni t t il l h e g et s

t he t ir e p um pe d u p. "

H ig h. L ow .

Barometer 30,43 30.20

Temperature 70 38

Prec'ipitation, . O of a n i nc h.

Total since Oct. 1, .03 of nn inch.

TemperatuT(}. deficiency sinc.e Oct I,

(l" tlegrees.Temperature l'xcess same per iod last

yl'ar, 100 d·egrees.

Total. . . . . . . . . . . • il l

Team Standing.

' ," on . L os t.

P r ( l ~ h y t ( ' r i n n 2 1

:Methodisi 1 2

Baptist 0 °Lutheran 0 0

NARBERTHWEATHER REPORT :FOR

WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 13".

Total. ., 688

Methodists.

F. Miller 140

C. L. Jenkins 129

Henry 140

E. Jenkins 134

Bailey 168

LEADS OPERA

You,'. and Y'Our children,. will. nlit

wnnt'<to miss' the opportunity of ~ I e a r . : ·

Three llUndred motor cars were reg

istered in the United oStntes in 1895.

In 1925, thirty years o1ter, the num·

ber ; i l i ,be' in' ex;e:8S o·C16:t>6'0:OUo.

This is not a .prophecy, bu t a con

tinuc.tion of 11 table of registrat ions.

In HIe ten yenrs from 1913 to d a t ~ , .tbe.

table o()f motor ear registrat ions in hun

dred th'lluSIlnd!l, 'reads as follo\\"18: 12,

Ii , 24, 3", 51, 61, i3 , 91, 104 , 123 .

It i lmrdly ' P r O ' p h ~ y to say that bhe

n l' xt t wo yeaJ"S will' show figures of

140 and 160 hundred thousand or 1.4,

000,000 lln<1 16,000,000 caM regi&tere-d.

It is incvita.b'1e that these cars have

more an d moregooo roa'l1e to run upO-n.

If this numober.of wheeled vehicles.eon

gest ( } ~ r f ew h un dr ed t ho us an d mil es

of good roadl l, it is obvious that e.

gl'(>llter n u ~ e r wHl compel more nnd

more hal'd-'Su1fooe hi,gthwaye.

Opposition to .good roa-d'8 comes f rom

two 8Ourcee: the ignorance of taxpay

e rs , w ho think thnt the ,boni! issue or

t he r oa d ta x re-presents outgo, instea·d

o f t he m ea ns of increased ineome, nnd

,politieian6, who des ire "pork barrel"

nationl1'l degislation in ord'er to ge t

votes, rather than 'money t -o Ibe spent

upon roads .

'Both ela6Ses of opposition are slow

ly 'but Burely .'being steam 1'01lered out

of .existence, with the automobile in

the role of steam ·roller.

How many car s in 1935'

SIXTEEN MILLION OARS IN 19251

The c'urrent e"ents t a l k ~ hefore till'

1 l 1 0 r n i n ~ aSllemhli{'s ,,"ill he st.nrtetl ncxt

w{ek hy the hiSJt<Jry cI3ssl"S. Each ,·Ia,s

gh"{ 's a program. Four "hlllent., H,

HssigIH"1 topi l 's o f current intl'rest ;\n,l

the t a lk s a r e g iv en b ef or e the Tu{'s,lny

l J l ( ) r n i n ~ ' l s s e m ~ ) l y section.

Lower Merioll is determined' to sink

Rudno r i n the ( ln nu al g ame t hi s y ea r .

A ~ u 'Presented by Mr. J. L. Kilpat

rick, formerly of B al a ' bu t now of

XcI\' York, is another ineentive i n a d·

d i tion to the keen r i v a l n r ~ ' between the

two schools. The school that wins the

trophy three times out of five retains

the cup. Lower M er io n w on t he first

leg l a st year , when it defeated Radnor

by a 3-0 score.

:xew cheer r eh ea rs al p er io ds wer eannouneed th is week. Henceforth for

the foot·hall season Seniors will rehearse

cheers on Tuesdays during Ule noon

hour, JUlliors on \Vednesdays, Sopho·

more s on Thursdnys and a ll t hr e e sec

tions on Fridnys.

They arc: President, Ivan Gould; Vice- PBESBYTBRIANS WI N 'OPENING

President, Katherine Timlin; Secretary GAME.

and Trea sure r, Mary Pa yn e; Fa cu lt yAd'Visor, :Miss Dillon. The Inter-ehurch Bowl in g L en gu e

The purpose of the organization is to npene,1 on Fr iday n igh t , October 12 th ,

give one pla;r a month 'hefore the s ch oo l " 'l le n t he Preshyterians l lnd Method

at. assembly. Due t o t he sl ow ne ss i n id s met., t he f or me r w in ni ng t wo of

getting o r ga ni z ed t hi s y en r, however , the three games. The Method is ts won

no play will ,be g iv en f or t hi s mon th . I t he o pe ni ng g ame, Ibut the Preshyter-

The rehearsc.1 o f f oo t ha ll s on gs for il.JIS came 'hack and won the nex t t wo

the Harlnor game w il l h e s t ar t ed next easily.

Tuesday, t he d ay after the selection of Caproin Larer, of the Preghyte ri an

the 80ngs by t he students' commit tee team, was h ig h m un for the evening

is made, a nd will ('ontinue until .tlle with a total score of 4112.

week of the big game. Rehearsals of On Friday n igh t , Oe toher 1llth, Pres-

songs will be held weekly on Tuesdaye, ·hyterian8 and Lutherans meet.

Thursdays and Fridays. The score was a s fol1o\\"s:Presbyter1a.ns.

Laughlin 14i,T. Hause 134

H. Smith 10i

Ruberts .. . . . . . . .. 115

LlIrer 185

The first of the qunrterly rep"t·!

will he issued on Friday. Xovemhcr lli.

just prior to thl ' R :H lnor game :1J,1

T h a n k s ~ v i n g D l l ~ · . AnnouncC'ment "f I

tIl l ' date of the firs t J 'l '! ,ort WaS SllIt

out hy the superintendent 's ofli"e II '

Anlmore th is wl'ek t o al l the town-It",

nlong < p j l O o 1 ~

1 64 ; Opp o-

The nltCJHlanre rt tltc' Ch"lt"n'l:t1ll

c:nme lllst week was ahout ~ O O O . This

\"as !lng-htly helo"" th l' a t tel ldnuce at

'Ireyiolls games. A larger ~ u r n o u t is

(ill; Berwyn "xpecte,l f or t he Ab in gt on s c ra p t h is

Friday.

:n; CheHen-

Lower Merion H. S.

This Fr idny, the foothall tenm plars

Ahing ton High awny . Ahing ton , coach

ed b yLo u L i tt le , former Penn s t ar , al

ways puts up a clever gume, b ut t he

Lower Merionites, while conceding for

the sn1l:e of nrgument that A'bington

might Ibe able to stop t h ei r e le v en

somewhat in its flcoring rampage, have

n'ot Ule slightest doub t a s to whom the

final victor wil l b e.

A large crowd will accompany the

g ri d war ri or s i n t he ir iuvas ion of Ab·

ington territory. The line-UJl for 'Low

e r Mer io n, it is ell.-peeted will ·be the

llame this week as in the- l as t f ew

games. Peterson will start at left end,

Dowan n t l ef t tackle,HiII at left guardl,

Barr at c p . n t e ~ , Loekwood n t r ig ht

OUR·'ToWNeuged with Duchess Ince would >pass in

spec t ion as .meeting with the specifiC1l

tions as pr.omulgated by the manifesto '!

Also would it not be a -idealistic inno

vntion, If such an office were created,

t o b es tow a title ~ o m m e n s u r a t e with

such l In omnipotent pos i tion as "Ar ·

hiter Elegnntarium of the Old Tin

Buckets a n d Ru st y Wash Boilers'l" Ifs uc h a posi t ion were crea te,1 n sll'itnhle

uniform could he adopted, Sllch as worn

by the City 'Troopers or the Ro yal

B r it i sh Grenn ,l iers , wi th all their gor

g-eous trappings and gewgawll. The

I\ ' ri ter would he h i ~ h l y complimentetl 'if

offl'red s uc h a n e xa lt et l office with the

a]'ove euphonious appellation, hu t

I' he's got n jo'h' ' - h e does not want

apother.May the utopinn w or k go on for the

bette-rment of the horough beautiful,

even if the unders igned and n few

others cannot afford it.

Not&--Owing to the ' h e l l i ~ e r e n t atti

t nd e o f tIle better half o f t he f am il y,

the co llecto rs condescended to remove

t he a sh es , whi ch have 'heen disfiguring

t he l awn f or t he last week.

FRANKLIN CANFEL.

A LIGlI ' l'ED STREET.

Phlltp Atlee Llylngston, EditorRalph 8. Dunne, Treasurer

EMERGENCY PHONE CALLS

Fire, 350.Police, 1250.

or Ardmore 20.

SATURDAY, OCT. 20, 1923

Correspondence for the Editor shouldbe sent to p(\st Office Box 966. Remittances for advertising, subscriptions and

membersh ip to Box 58.

Our Town is on sale at t he d ep ot

aewtl-stand, and at the a to re o f H .• E.

DaviA.

Entered all second·class matter Octohpr16th, 1914. at the Po.t OlDce at Narberth.Penn.flyanla, under the act ot March 8,1879.

OU R TOWN will g ladly print any"ews about any subject which is of

interest to Narberth fo!Jks. Copyis due on Tuesday of each week, at6 P. M. Late copy received Wed-

nesday evening will be printed onlyif space is still available.

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. ODe Dollar andFlft:r Centa pe r :r. . . . In Myance

O wn ed a n d pubUahed everY S at u rd a :r b ythe Narherth elylc Aaa...,latIOD.

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Repair

City Office1214 Locust Street

YOUR INTEREST IN

HOT WATER

Now

Re-Build

Teiepbone Cynwyd 662

BALA-CYNWYD

NO HALF-WAY METHODS

$14,500

New single house, lot 50x150 f eet. 8main rooms, plus 2 baths and out-kitchen.Gar age . Well bu il t, eve ry modem improvement. Your choice papering and fixtures. Splendid value. Act quickly. Ar range with us and see t hi s a nd other a ttractive Narberth properties.

$13,500

New hollow tile residence, 8 rooms and

bath, hardwood f loors, open f irep lace;garage. Convenient location.

Desirable lots in this suburb are becoming mighty scarce. We ha ve a few, welllocated, attractively priced, near Stat ion.Restricted development.

. . , . .

When we s en d a representative to dO'any work for youwe expect it to be d(lna 100 per cent. perfect. ThiS refersto free·work as. wen as those· tbings for which a charge ismade. Don't be satisfied with half-way service. IDs1Bton .entire $ & t i B f ~ Q n . . Our.. ~ l o y e e $ know that this iso ~ p o U C Y 8.Dd will dQ. aU that h1lJl@l1Y lio8a1ble to meetyoUr wlsh,8s. ' . . . . .

a nd buy your LlJ·MBER from

SHULL LUMBER COMPANY

HANDY HENRIETTA COMES TO TOW N

BERGNER HARDWARE COMPANY

Re-Roof

We have just received a shipment of a combined mop·and scrubbing brush special ly designed to make mopp ing and scrubbing less onerous . Handy Henrietta isa faithful servant and will not permit her mistress toscrub on hands and knees, nor place her hands in dirtywat er . Phone Narberth 2277.

Ardmore 111I-"

Narberth OfficeAt the Station

$11,000

Hollow tile residence; 4 bedrooms and

tile bath on second floor; garage. Conven

ient location.

$8,000

Hollow tile and frame residence, 6 roomsand bath, all improvements, near Station.

$12,000

Half stone, detached residence, 10rooms

and bath, modern improvements. Lot , 66x

100 f ee t. F in e n ei ghborhood , v ery con

venient to Stat ion. Owner moving to an

other city.

Narberth 81l-Y

ROBERT J. NAS'HREALTOR

VERL PUGHElectrical Oontractor

NARB·E'R""'I'M. . . . i- : . . . . . . : , i . : , . ' . . . . .

Narbertb Taxi Service IPat r i ckF. D o n a b u ~ .

Six Unusual Offerings at Very Low Cost

Member Philadelphia Real Estate Board

Open Day ilnd Night Phone 1633

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Electrical Repalre aod AppUaocell

Sl4 O... y1ln1' Ave. 8 Cricket Aye.Nuberth, P. . Ardlllore. Pa.

PAINTING GLAZING

DECORATING JOBBING

WilLIAM NEWBORO I CO._ 'alntlng and Olooralh,g

212 Woodbine Ave., N.rber th, P ••

Phcre. Ardmore1436 W Narbtrt 1768 \l

BELL PBONJll, Narberth 125&-W

GEORGE W. BOTTOMS

-CoDtractor and Builder

420locklaad Ave, Narberth. P•.

Trotter Broe. (Fire, etc.) .200 Woodside ave.Pbone 1262·n.

Campbe1l, Fralik D. Automobile, Fire. etc.'\! Stuart ,ave. ·Phone 895·8.

I U N D E B G A D ~ E N311e8 ZentllUl7.er'1I KlDderCart..... N. W.. cor. llllBex· and W i J l ~ o r ayea.

LAWYEDS

GUro;r, Joho. 211 Eesexave. Phone 1245-8. ' 1 1 ! S = = = = = = = = = ~ = 5 = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = ! ! !Pblla. addrel., LlncoJnBldg.' -

StiteS•. Fleteher .W .. 413 Haverford ave.Pbone 872·W. P h l l l L a ~ d r e s l , ,CrozerBldlr·

LIGJlTING F IXTURES

McDonald, John. Narbertb phone. 1288.1l133Cbelt. I,t., Phlla: Phone Spruce 81lI8.

. l UL l [ AND OBEAHH I ~ h l a o d Dalrl•• ·lnc.See \llspl.7 advertisement In tbll lalne.

MOSIVLooe, FanD;r B. Plailo taacher.StUdio, Y M. C. A. ·Bldi. Phone 816·J.

N O ~ . B Y PuBLIONaa!lt.· Benr;r, 'T,", lit Narberth Statioll .·PhQne;Nallber.th -1710. . ..

~ b i l . p l l c i l l . JlM'i7, A, .200 Avon .Road.Phone. Narberth 2283-J. .

TyeoJ;l. Warr_ B. 200 Woodbine ne ..Pho.ne ~ a r b e r t h ~ ~ W ~ .

. OPT·ICJAl(S· .F e n t O l l ~ Carl ~ F ; ~ 111a1 CheII.mut St. ,: . . , . . :. spruce,.'l'JllT. : R e a l d e n ~ ·Wa7De,:Pa.P!illmlll,: ·B •. E., 209 B;avel'for4. Av.. PholM.. 301.J. · P ~ C ' J l l t i O B I .filled· &SIll reoa1rtDlf.

. ~ t m a ; r .. , JosePh, 260. s. 17: th S t. ; Phll a. .

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OUR TOWN

RECORDS FOR YEAR

Narberth· RegisterTwo Lin.., IOc " .r g la . / 5c for .ach atlditionalline

NARBB&TH METHODIST

EPISCOPAL cHURCH

Arthur S Walls, D. D .• Pastor.

AOCQONTANTSKelm, II . 0. CertUled Pnblic Accountant.

202 Dudley Ave. Phone Narbertb SOO-W.AUTOlllOBILES

D.orao 'Motor 00., Ardmore, Pa.S,ee dillpla7 ,advertisement in t b la Wue.

A ~ T O M O B I L E SEDVIOE

D.onahoe. Patrick· Jr. Phone 1688.See d1aPlaj advertisement Ul thta 1••U8.

BAKEBY

White·. SW. . Shop•. Oppoalte Station.See dllpla7 advertisement In tbl.Wue.

. BANKS

Merion Titlea ~ r o e t co. Phi,ne. Narb'th898See ,dllpla7 advertisement i n t hl a lalne.

BEAUTY PABLOB

Narberth Beaoty Shop, 2U Haverford Ave.\See display advertleement In tbls Issue.

BONDSFleer. Frank H. 15 Woodside Ave.Phone, Narberth 1230.

. BUILDERs

Opening Luncheon(Ooll-l.i nuecl from Page T)

"Tc-n or ( ~ o f f ~ e 1 "r r Oo-ffl.C wilt-hout cream."

"You'l1 have t'6· tahe it, sir; withoutmilk, elr; we're dUt' (If cream."

Samlll'1 ' W i ~ l r r . B u ~ i n p ' R ),1'lIlager of

thp ~ a r h p r t h Basehall Cluh. has prp

parel1 a n i n tl 'r p st i ng anlll.\·,i, of the

hatting ,,..ores for t h l' yenr .

}[i,>key Hilma ! , J a ~ . p < l in the highest

num'hcr of g ~ I T T l ( ' S . lin. ha t t ing !Il'arly

.400. A glance at the hatting records

gives an i ns i gh t i nt o the reason " ·hy

:-<arhl'rth ran away with her opponen ts.

Xnme GanH"s At Bat Hits Aver.

RlIrns !i!) 1; I 6i< .3!Jl

Y. Fle,·k ; ; li'i' ii! .440

Davis !i5 16:2 6i .410

R. Humphril's H H5 :;0 . ~ 4 0W. Rumphr, ies.50 H2 61 .421

G. Flc<-k ·1-A 75 2,," . ~ 7 0D i ~ k i e . 4 12; ;(1 .:100

-.Tefferil's 34 71 :l0 .540

Diehn .. ' ~ 75 2 .:rjOTlrl'kel 24 6n 3:2 04'60

Hicklin 23 127 !i0 .300

Townsl'!HI 20 45 25 .-5;;0

Yowt>1l 10 :if) Qi .4:i1

Sunday, Oct. 21:

!J.4n A. ~ L - B j l . l e Rchool.

11.00 A. ?If. antI iAn P. ),r.-),[orning

:tnd E\'enillg W ( l r ~ h i p . rrl':II'1Jiu;: hy

t.he Pastor.

6.4;; P. ! \ f . -YOll I Ig T'eop!P'H ~ r t ' e t ,iug. Epworth League.

at the

WorK

Broad,

good'S,

accept.

Rev. :M. E. McLinn, Pastor.

NfUlS of tllr mhurdlrs

Avery S. Demmy, B. D., Pastor.

BAPTIST ClIU'RQH OF THE

EVANGEL.

HOLY' TRINITY L'UTlIERAN

OHlT.RCH, NARBEBTH, PA.

Sunday serv ices at 11 A. M.

.Sunday School services at 11 A. M.Weflnesday e ve ni ng T es timo ni al

~ [ e e t i n g , 8 P. M.Lesson s ermon fo r O ctob er 2 1s t w il l

he "Doetrine of Atonement."

Women's Club BullcUi:lg, Ardmore Ave.

CHRISTIAN SCIENcE SOCIETY OFARDMORE, PA.

Services Sunday, October 21, 1923:

9.45 A. M.---8unday School and Bible

Clss-s.11.00 A. M.-Morning service.

7.45 P. M.-Evening service.

Theme in the morn ing , "Destructive

C< nstruction.' '. In evening, r, A Moth

er's Triumphant Fai th ."

Two splendid· meetings on 1ll8t Sun

, lay w ith unusuol ly la rge a t tendance are

to this congregation t h e e a rn e st of an

I nc re as e i n t he n umber p r es e nt o n n ext

SUIlclay ani! t he pmm is e that as we

may h av e the power we w il l have still

,hetter and morl' enthusiostie meetings.

The people, we are surl', will come with

u s a nd heIp us to realize our purpose

aIld ambitions.

THE OLD MERION FRIENDS'

MEETING HOUSE

~ r , ( ) n t g o m e r y Pike , Narber th , was es tab lished 1682. Here W ~ l l i a m Penn w'Or·

shipped, a s w el l as many other noted

F ri e nd s. O ne o f the historical spot6 of g rowt h a nd i ts p ow er t o weld the com

America 'H open f or w or sh ip e ve ry m un it y i nt o one interest..F i rs t -d a y (S und ay ) morllJing at II Her t al k wall on the Women's Na-

o'clock. tional Committee for Law Inforcement .

First-day School i s h el d e ve ry First· She laid emphlUlis on the great things

day (Sunday) at 10 A. M. in the Meet· which can 'be done when women come

ing House. Any ono deshing to a t- t o ge t he r a s 0. body for the. good o f t he

tend eiUMer th'B "du l t cbs s o r t he yOung c ount r y, a n d the i mp or ta nc e o f o ur

people's, c lass w ill be very welcome. reverence f or t he laws o f t he n at io n.

The Phi lade lph ia Quarterly Meeting The 111te President Harding was quoted

' ~ i s i t i n g Oommittoe will attend Merion as saying that the Eighteenth Amen

Meeting on Ninth :Month (Sept.) 23. ment to the Oons t i tu t ion had beoome an

issue on whether the laws of this eoun

try eould or could n ot be enforced.

r, A great many peop le du not seem to

r6alize that the Eighteenth Amend·

ment is a law past the debatab le po int ,

and a n e ff or t s ho ul d be made by all

of us to d.iscourage lightness and flip

puney about t l li s law," s a id Mrs . N ic h·

ok She exp re ss ed t h e h()IJe that the

eluh Presidents would make tbis sulb

jcct (l hig i ss ue i n t be co mi ng clu,b

Far .

The event was concluded by Mrs.

Ross, who c xt en de d h er t ha nk s t o t he

Ilospitality r.ommittee f or t he a'ble mnn

ner in which the affair was 'handled,

and ':11so f or t he c or sa ge of tee. rosesw hi ch w as presen ted to her.

ST. MARGARET'S CATHOLICCHtJB,CH

Sunday mll8ses at 7 0 'clock and 10

, , ' ~ I , ...k. On first and third Sundays

'hl' Illte Mass is B High Mass , followe,1

10)" hencdiction.

))ail)" ~ f a ~ s at 8 A. M.

'",

Ben Phon., Sprace 38-ge lind 38-117

KCY.lone Phooe. Rec. 70-14

For Bowling andPocket Billiards

c om e t o th e

RECREATION ROOMNo.1 Forre8t Ave.

C 1- PARKE

Narberth Beauty Shop2nd Floor, 211 Haverford Ave.

Scalp Treatment, ManicuringHair Bobbing, Marcel Waoing.Rellidential Appointments

Phone Narberth 1749-J or 1606-J

Jobbing promptly attended to

Nishl Phooe. Nerb.rth617De,. Ph_e. Narberth 302 J

For Permanent

SatisfactionBUY A.

.· · · T h o S ~ A " K e t r i u ~ · : & · ' s o n .", , · : B u i l d ~ · g and C o ' : ' t r a ~ t m l .,. · · ~ o ~ e a : F o t ; s ~ o ~ ~ ~ . ,.,

.:.l?an.& "~ a t e a '. . ,FUriI1shildFor. '

'. A i t e ~ a ~ o 1 i l l ' . ·BeJl.Jrmg .

COOK BROS.PLUMBING, HEATING

ROOFING

HARRY B. WALLPlumbing, Gas Fitting

a n ~ H e a t i n gN A R B E ~ ' l " H PA

Phone. NarbUth 1602-.1

TAILORClean1Dg, AlterlDg, PrellB1Dg

Beady-madeSolte aod Solte Illadeto Order

S. N. PRAGER211 HAVERFORD AVENUE

Above Am. StoreWe call for and deliver

GARAnteed Roofs

DURANT and STARDORAN MOTOR CO.

Show Room

45 East Lancaster Avenue

Telephone, Ardmore 171

HOWARD C. FRITSCH

Justice of the PeaceREAL ESTATE'Fire Insurance-Best CompaniesPhone 1749W-216 Haverford Ave.

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•.·S1l100ltyBUiltflomcJ Y ' M . D ~ &H.T. S M ~ D L E Y

HLMMlsMILK AND CREAM

75 8 LANCASTER AVE.BRYN MAWR.

Telephone: Bryn Mawr 882

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PHONE. NARBERTH 1661J

BALA-CYNWYD SALES & SERVICE

'.t6ottp£An entirely new body design lends distinction inappearance,addsmeasurably to individual comfort,and provides greater convenience i n thenew Ford

Coupe.

Streamline body, windshield visor, and nickeledfittings make t hi s new Coupe highly attractive.Deeply cushioned seats,improved interior arrange

men t,and cowlven tilatorprovideincreasedcomfort.Wide doors that open forward, revolving typewindow lifters, enlarged rear compartment and arecess shelf for parcels, back of the seat make forgreater convenience.

See the I!e 'W Ford Coupe tJndolher bod." typesat )'our Nearest Ford Dealer's showroom.

MARSHALL CO .

CONTRACTING PAPERHANGERS

Miss Zentmayer's

KINDERGARTENOpens October 1st, 1923,

tJPAJ1i!itTBII VlflVll l laAL CAll

CAR.S .. TRUCKS· TRACTOR,S

That's only one phase of the construction program

we're working on this year in Pennsylvania..It does , ~ o t include 30 I a r g ~ additions to other BellTelephone Buildings in the state.'

And in 1!J24 ,out' expenditures for buildingoperationswill be greater than this year.

The staggering' d e r i i a n ~ for telephones-moreand more t ~ ~ e p h o n e s ' - : " h a ~ brought, a,botrl thegreatest telephone constrUction, program everattempted in one yeCU'.

This,'yeat'lle are a 76,OOOteleph<mes; :sometenP.Jiffions ofdoUars' worth'of new,switchbOardsan:d'other 'CentralOffice:equiPmerit ;ha1filmillion

· = Z : ~ ~ e . l n . ~ k e e p ~ . \ O i \ h ·t h ~ , i i . e e d s ' o f d i e p e o p l e o f , t b i s s t a t e f P r , · C O n i m u n i C a ~tiOn facilities. ' ,, , , ' " ,', ' ,"

Twenty-Two Ne-.v BuUdiDC-

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GENEIROUS JURIST

Infants' Wear

Pandora's Box3 I East Lancaster Ave.

Ardmore, Pa.

Junior ApparelTwo to Six Years

SCHOOL SUPPLIESWe have a complete line.

Come in and see them.

DAVIS' SHOP

Narberth Electric ShopSpecial Thi s Wee k

Bridge Lamp, $3.75

w. G. CASE, Manager

It i< pro!'o>('I] 'h," the ~ t a t e H i g h \ , ' a ~ 'Department to ,et to \\'ork i m m l ' , l i a t e l ~ 'on the unimproved rC:<lds shollIII thr

e ll 'r to rs o f t h e COl11mollwl'alth approve

the nml 'ndmel l t maki llg the ,hllllil is,'III'

possihle.

Pro"i . illll \,.,'s mad,· ,b,Y t hl ' l as t L l' g'

i K ~ \ 1 t l l n ' f l l r ilnllll'di:ltp t ' ( ) I l : - , t r l l l ~ t i o n uncIill1'!'rll\'('mI'1I1 i f t h" fUII,]s are pro"idl'd.

Thp , \ ~ s " l 1 I h l ~ ' ella('ted a I"w dl'lnilinl.';

th ,' pr ll l 'l ,pdl lr ( ' t il h(' followl'd in s"lling

t he hou, I s. ,0 thnt no tilll(' would he

I l l ~ t il l f i J lan /· j l lg H(!'\\' rUl I:-:tTlU't i l l l1.

OUR TOWNTO VOTE ON BONDS.

Aspirin Tabletsto avoid that ringing i n y ou rears which signa18l the comingon of ,a cold.

Absolutely pure aspirin, tablets so sldllfullymadethat theirbeneficial action begins in 15seconds. Snow-white, highestpurity, never irritate or burn.One of 200 Puretest preparations fOT heaJthand hYgiene.Every item t h e be st that skilland conscience can produce.

-because electricity (lightning), in passing through theclouds; meets res1stance whichcauses heat. This heat makesthe air expand in violentwaveswhich thunder a.gainst the eardrUm. Alwa.ys take

Whdoes itlhunder9

If Issue Carnes Sta te Will Help Ooun

ties on Roads.

A t the X ovell1'be l' election, the citi

70"11' of the : ' t ~ l t e will he a ske ll t o v(lte

for all amendment to the Bta te Cons t i ·

I I. I iOIl I ' r o l ' o s i l l ~ I1I10th,1 $,;0,000,000

gc,ocl roa ,Is Ibond issne.

If l',nrril'd. the lJ,mCIlCIllIlnt will I lU '

I h or iz e a n inc'rease in the 'honde,! ill

d l 'h te dl ll " 8 o f t h e ~ t l l t l ' of $100,000,000

for rO'ld c'onstrudioll. In lOIS. the

\ ' ol e r s a n thor iz l 'd the first issue of road

hOll, ls in the Ulllollnt of $;,O,tlOO,OtlO hy

" l1Iajority of ~ l i : ! , O O I l , All of thl1t

nlllll('y has hl'en spellt for 1'011,1 ,",II'

strnl'lioll, . Iu ,]ge-"Twl'lI ty yenrs nt hanl 111-

.>-;ltollld Ih,' IIlW isslle of $;;0,000,0110 hor."

fo" an thor i z( ' d. t he H t' at e H, ighway De, Pri""nl ' r -"All T have to say is that

Partment will match $10,000,000 with yon ar!' migh t y l i he ra l with anothl'r

tl,e vurinu, ('oullties 011 n f if t y, f if ty mnl l' s t ime. "lntsis for eO}l:-itru. · tioll an d r ( l e O J l ~ t n 1 ( · - ....I iOIl II' Itl'rc' ju,tifi"d, Thus rOlld8 of

s,'c'olldary illll '0rla11l'l ' will 'he illlprovc·,1

:0 lit" "XI"lIt of Solll" $ ~ I I . O l l O , O O O .1"'I1I1>,\'h'a11ia look t lt l' l ea ,1 ' l \ m o l l ~

all th,' ~ I a l l ' s of Ihe :'\ation in road

.'ollstrlll'lion il1lllll'dintely following ap

proval of tltl' lirst $;'11.1100,000 road bOll,1

isSlll' of l ! I l , ~ . TI,er(' ar c 1O,:l2.) milt",

o f ro ad in thl' ~ t ' a t l ' highwny sys tem.

of whic,h ;,,:!i'i' ha\'e hl'en improved.

Thel'!' a rc ' , i, lI lS m il l' S of llnimprovecl

highway,

fRANK, 'H.:FLE'ER. NQrbnih, I236

'."n M ~ _ ' _ , _ , _ : : : ~ ' : - : ; : ; ~ i ~ . ~ ..} ~ , i o j s ~ __ > ~ ' ' : .

,NIXON. ' ~ a o . ~ ' I n c : : : - - : ' , ~ - ; :~ i a . l ' ~ ~ a t ! 'T'iuj;' ~ i t l g \ ' , " ~ :, , : ' t " ! } ~ J I T ; ~ I < : '" , "

~ = : = = : : i i = : ; = = = = = = = ; = = i : : : : : : : ' = : : : " , ,':

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MONDAY, OCTOBER 29th

Ardmore Theatre

Ask any member or merchant lor tickets

For the Benefit of the

Think!«!.UThe product of Power and Light Companies is in

increasingdemand,asthis is a basicnecessity. ClThey' d o ~ b l . J s i n e s s on· a cash basis,and never suffer a losson

invtritories. because they have no, goods to carty.

, c . E ~ r n i n g s , ' ~ r e ' ',permatlerit b e c a ~ e " . their' rateS are

fiXed'hY t h e P l . J b l i c U t i H t j ~ q o ~ i S s i ~ h . C I . , ~ p i t a l -",izatiot:ls ,'s're·sot.1nd;,for t h ~ y a r e : : ' ~ n t r o U e d bylhe

" C o r r t m i s s i ( ) n ; ~ ' "«I.P'hone ,or"s¢ridfor" l i ~ t ~ f s e l e ~ t ~ d ~Pubiic Utility B o n d s ' a n d d e $ c r i p t i v ~ circi,dars:' ",

Women'sCommunity ClubBuilding Fund

Don't Forget the Moving Pictures

HEALTH WORK GROWS

JOIN WELFARE COMMITTEE.

LUII ..h('m1 w il l h e sen'l'c] th e tl'ac,h('l's

at t he H ig h f:;..hool IUl1clI room.

lIIr, .Tos('ph Huf f, s Ulwr in t en d en t o f

th(' Ha\'e rf( lf( l Township R ( ' h o o l ~ , will

he in rhnrge.

It is intNesting to know that Illnsl

Ill the pnhlic sl11001s o f t he ~ f a i l l Lin('

ur(' alrf 'al]Y u s i n ~ the newest and Illl»'t

atlrurtive fl'nhlrrS of the modl'rll

h,,:,lth pl'ogmm a s t a ug h t hy nutritioll

work r rs o f the Intl'r·f<ta,tt> Dairy ("01111

cil.

III tl1(' I n ( ) l ' l l i l l ~ , fl ier!' will htl :I d i I 'n "i o ll o f health t,'a"hillg l111'thods for

thl' p r i m : I r ~ ' anI] pll'Iut'Jlfary g r : l t l p ~ , Jed

hy ~ l i , s A u h ~ ' u ('hillu, of th, ' : ' \utr i t i il l l

fl"pa1'1lIll'ut of tIll' I l i t e r · ~ t a t " Pairy

('oulI(·il. Tlds is t lw I hi rd ~ ' ( ' a r th"

)lairy ('ounc'il ha s I ' o,opl ' ra t" , ] "il,l

Ihl' ~ I a i u Li'l(' S"h",ds iu c'cllJllucfiui!

th,' h( 'alth l ' rogr:lm. T,,'o tll'lIlou,lra

tiou ],'ssous will 1>1 gi\'l'n w it h t hl ' pu,

pils of t)Il' ' ' '( 'oud grad" n f th e 1.1:111

"I' .. h ~ c ' h o o l . TIl<' ' ' ~ ! : J , k : - :tor, \"" with

thl' ('I,ildrl'u t ak iu g th" pari of ..h" r

acf,'rs iu thl' !'tor,\', told hy th,' 11<',lIth

I\'ork"r. aud tIll' "Haskd of I ~ r l l i t , ":1 gaml' 1 ' I a ~ ' l ' d hy l i t" l ' hi l dr , 'n . "i'1 1,,

givl'n,

Tu th(' nfleruoou, a },('autiful 1 11>:"

'l1lt, "Th( ' Gal'l]I'1I nf HOllrs," pi<' lur i ug ' t h( ' IH'althful \ \ ' a ~ ' of srl('II 'lillg "

c1:ly, will he l'uadl',1 hy a ('ast of 1"

I'ils from th(' Oakmont H igh S,'IJlII'l

(:'\am('O' of the ,'ast mllY he o1>taiu,',:

from ~ r r , truff,)

lI"alth tea,('hill/.{ ill the puhli(' s"ho,,:s

to ,l a y ha s hec'ollle II, fille art. X 0 101lf[

,'r i, th,' ollL·faRohiullell ., p h y s i o l , , ~ . "1 l"S"" ." wi th its diagrams of the h ( , : l r ~ ,Ihl' l uugs aud th(' h r , ~ i u , " o l l ~ i d " r " , 1 all, , "11k i, 'u t. I II this field. ,. hook 1<'arll

illg" h a la'en Illad" tn take a h:lC'I,

' ' ': I I, a ud a vi!: , ] 1t l' :l l lh I I l I ' S ~ : l g l ' , teac'h

il,g th,' r u le , o f r ig ht li\'iug', wholl'SOOI"

l ' a t i l l ~ , e X ( l f ( · i ~ t , l an d frl 'Hh :Iir, has t:lI .

,'n its pla('l'.

Tc'ac·lters of f l l, l aw : ln ' ('ounly Ita\',

j(,I'1I q ui "k t o adopt I l ln ,!t ' ru hl 'a 1'1,

t,'a,.. hill/.{ 1I ,, , lh ,"ls tn their ('la",s-rOlITll'

But iu oT4l"r to ha\',· a n'al s<'il'utili,

kllowh'dgl' o f t hl 'i r ,uhj('c·t, th e Del:l

W:lrt ' l . County ' TpHt'lH'rs ' A ~ ~ o ( ' i : l 1 ion h : l ~pl'"II1,'d "H":l l th ! lay" to h,' held Oc'

toh"r ~ l l t h . The s ( 's s inu w il l last ,Jil

day alld will takl' pla"l' ill thl' Oal:

IIlnlll lIigh ~ ( ' h o \ d :luditCll'iulll, ~ I a l l , 'fp: l('ht 'rs fronl ~ ( ' h o ( l l ~ t hrougllollf 1h.

,'oullly pIau to ,Jlt"1I1l.

THE LIB:RARY

PRAISES ADVERTISING

Two cents pet:word if, e:uh accom·paDiei aiiv¢i8ement; otherwiaefivecentis pet ~

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

:\frs. A.• J. Herrsehaft, of 318 Dudley

Avenue, C'<!udul·ts her dressmaking husi,

ness from her hOIllI', relying on nd ver'

tising I nr gl 'l y t o e xt e nd h e r business.

Recently s he e xp r es se d the v al ue o f

., Our Town" as II medium \\;th the

words, "They are c om in g t o m e from,

II 11 di re e' ti ons , e ven 1lS fa r 3S Bryn

Mawr , t hr ou gh t h e assistnnc,e of your

"aluable paper." The Sllme report has

come to u s f rom mal1Y o the r adver t i s,

ers.[Mrs. Herrschn.ft has edended .hl'r

hemstitching lind art needlework bu'Si·

n es s t o i nc lu de children's smocking,

notions and genera l d ressmak ing .

:,FOB 8 ~ F ~ { o p e n < l l r e p ~ a c e , o n ~.'" : t h r e e . n i e ~ e r gill' log, 'one coal grnte;

Nai'bertli682'W, ' (2.p). :

The (OI11I1l\1l1ity L ih rn ry h as now

sef\'''<! the ]J('''plP or : ' \arhe rth f or t wo

and a h:Jlf ytl; l l ·.... Book-t'a:o:cH hll\°C

hePI l l lClught :Il1d hl l l ,kt , : \ st 'l 'l ha \ 'P h l) l' n

horrowl'II alld still Ih,' ]..",1" ,)\ "rllow.

:01111 w('"k, agll l i t. ' f il , 's . ho\"'d that

the two thllu,all'[ "",rk had h""11 r('a.,il'

ed, It has illd",'d 1""'0'"" n n'nl Li

hrary.

T he l a t" s t work ulld"rtakc'u hy the

lihrarians is that IIf m"lId ing books.

It i, a trihutl' to th .. a ut ho rs t ha t

thl'sl ' hooks han' j,"l'n 1'(,:,d ~ I sO mallY

lIlI,l ill ~ p i t " of amatl'ur hilll l ings , thl '

hook, will still sprY!' for a I..ng whilt',

In t Il£' JIle:lllti,nC' 1I1'W huoks an ' ('orn

ing- ill : l l ld t l l1·n' i:- Ol l t th : l t dPHer,'('s

very '!"'l'tl(·i:d 1III 'IIt ion. I t is c':111pd • I l ) l I i "

tor Dolittll"s I '", t Olli,'e." alld won

thl' :'\"\\ b , ' r r ~ ' ~ l e d : t 1 for t Il l' l lI os l d is

tillh1.l til"'ht.d {'olltl'ihUitioll to Atllt 'rii ':Jll

_lit"ratur. ' for l'hildr,," in l ! 1 ~ 2 .B"c'alls" it was w ri tl t ,u f o r l 'h il tl n' u

do('sll 't I I I f 'all, howt'Yl'r, t !lnt th e g-rll\\ II

ups w il l lIot ,,'alit tu r l' al i t. Th,· I"""

d i( 't i ol l i s t lt : lt wll('11 it OllC'( gp1s int·o

n home, t i ll ' yOll llg folk, will ha\'(' to

l ig h t f or it, 'IS fa thN :11,11 llI"t hN wi 11

baYf\ }Jt' . ·OIlH' so i l l l t ' r t ' " tpd ill it 111:11

th"y "'Oll't gi\'" it Ill"

\ lodor Doli t ll l ' l i \ ",I i ll l 'uddll ' ],y ,cl II '

tlte ~ l a r s l t , But as h,' was l'l'lurnill;';

home frolll a trip to \,"l"t "'fril,:t.

ehanre ],rCtught, him to the ];:ingdOll1

of Fant i l 'po , 11,,1'( tIll' I'0st ollieI' "'liS

in f1t:10" A f, ,\ \ ' yc'ars ],c,f',re the Kill:!;

hnd hn. l St'lIl1pS l,rilltel] with hi, \'f'ryprl'ttil">'t portra,it 1111 the111, alld hall had

pnst hoxes Pllt Oil the strl'l'lS, hut thl'

i na i l w as n e\ 'l 'r c,,,I1('d,,I], as the Killg

thought th,t! th,' ~ t a l l 1 p s Wl're magi,'

and would 11I"\ ', , the kttc 'rs witltnllt

lIulllnn aid, :-:0 Dr. ])olilll<' l'Nllllisl',1

to st ,ny i ll Falltip!'o an,1 show the Kill,C:

how n post olli"e ,hou"l ],1' run, 1/"

sent f o r p o stman 's uniform, hut as it

was too hot in A fr i, 'a t o w en r mallY

1'10thes, the I"tter rnrriers o nl y w or e

t he h at s ani] a s tr in g o f beads.

The story tl 'l1, Illl\\ thl' Afrienn' "er , '

nn t s a t i ~ f ' l d u r y as let!l'r'enrril'rs. so

the Doi"lor ("allNI hi , hircl f r i"n l l" to ,

gl'ther :111,1 elllp[oyNI the111. "Cheap'

si.1('," t l te London ~ p a r r o w , hac] "'largc'

o f th e "i ty Ilwil. h ee au se h e w ns used

to e i ty s tr ee t s, and the otl1l'r hinls

a s t he y migra tec] , ( 'a rr ied fOfl ' ign mlli l

nnll pareel post.

The postal se1'\'i,'e hl'(,llllll' , 'ery pop' The MaiD Line C i t izens' Association

n l ar p nr t ly '1>ecaus( thl' llr. ,erYl',1 tea is now a member of the Welfare Fed,

l'vpry c l a ~ - n t f ou l' ( ~ e\ 'e ryone honght eration of Philadelphin.

stnmps at 4 1', ~ l . ) a nd p n rt l y her,ansl' The Federation is now about to start

t he' g lue iln the stamps was marle f!"Om i ts d rive. All t he c ommuni t y should

lil'oriee, alld taRted so good t,hllt the b e w il li ng t o h el p make t h is a success.

'people hought stamps he"ause they liked E ve ry m embe r o f t he M ai n L in e Cit·

the flavor. iZl 'ns ' Association will, ,be solicited for

Befu re the Dr. returl1e,1 to Pui},llehy, funds, and it is hoped that our memoo l 1 , t h e - M a r ~ h , he meets a very snwl't 'hers will bear t hi s i n m in d when mn:k· C H CRANE. . '

white mouse lind a turtle who wn ,s on i n g t h ei r c o nt r ib ut i on to t h e We lf a re

t he A rk w it h Noah. Federation. 'J7IiI, ,eMeaUDIwI SfotvBu t read i t, e it he r to y'Ollrself orI~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ; E ; ! ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ; ~ : : : : : : ; : ~ ~ ~ : ~ ~ ~

a lo ud t o ~ ' o u r ehildren. It is a d l' li ltht ·

fu lly en te rtn iniug an{j, fandful tale,

at th e

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