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BONAlRvs NARBERTHIIG GAMESATURDAY. SEND US
ITEMSFOR.FIRESIDECOLUMN IVOLUME II . NUMBER 47 NARBERTH, PA.,
THURSDAY. AUGUST 31 , 1916 PRICE TWO CENTS
Dun Trims Autocar, 14-2Boroughites in Second PlaceAgain-Fleck
Stars With theBat With Three Hi ts , WhilePitcher Hallowell Also
HasThree Hits, Pract ical ly Winning His Own Game.
FOR SALE-L. C. Smith Vls lb l" Typ,,writer, In flrst-cl ....a
condition: also\Ibrary table . aectlonal bookcs.a"s, boxCOUCh. 304
Easex avenu"."'OR SALE--At 304 Essex avenue. librarylove table.
aectlonal bookca""s. box couch, fin"condition.
smooth- A BARGAIN-Will aell glrl's b(cycl". Inexcellent
condition. Addreaa. P. O. Box orphone 346 Narberth.
NARBERTH TENNIS ASS'N NARBERTH LOSESTO WAYNE, 4-2
Pugh & Hubbard. contractors of thenew Wynnewood road, repor
t that bynext week they e xp ec t t o haVe thec on cr et e p or ti
on o f tlte work completed.
lJetty Bllxrer's GossIp.THE FIRESIDE
Dr. Harry Hartley a nd f amily havereturned f rom Oce an
City.
Mr. a,nd Mrs . W. J. Mulholland ar ehome f rom their
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs . T. Buch and famllyare visiting Rev. J. E.
Nideclrer. Mrs.Buch la a daughter of Rev. and Mrs.Nidecker.
Miss Katharine Magulr.e, one of theemployes of t he p os t
office, ba s beenspending her vacation along the upperDelaware
River.
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'''fFriends of Mrs. Stuart McClellan, of UNTIL SEPT. 18 Narberth
Building & Loan Ass n125 Woodsid.e avenu e, w ill b e sorry Iif
~ to know t ha t s he Is quite il l with an -- + 'WILL OPEN fattack
of appendici t is . CommissioAer Dixon, of State,+ A NEW SERIES OF
STOCK fMr. and Mrs. Charles T. Humphreys Heal th Dep!r tment , Is
sues + ,
Iand Miss Edith Humphreys have re - Sweepmg Order + f: ~ ; ~ ~ w
f ~ ~ l a a n d m ; t t ~ t : / r I P through All schools, public,
private and paro- ,. Thursday, Sept. 7 h, 1916ito . ~ M' T tt a d
Miss chlal In t he S tat e of Pen nsy lvan ia, ): A T ELM H A L L
if..Mlss arlan ro er n ffli ted will remain closed, as a measureH ~
l e n DUff, .who have b e : o ~ a s e v ~ r a l against the spread
of infantile paraly- t : ~ , . : ~ : ~ : ~ , . : * : ~ : ~ : * : ~
: ~ : ~ : + ; - : + ; - : * : ~ : ~ : ~ : ~ : * : ~ : ~ : ~ : , + ,
- : ~ : * : ~wlthk w h o o p m ~ C ~ ~ g ~ be ut Isis, until
September 18, under an orderwee s, are agam a e 0 o. issued In
Harrisburg Thursday nigiltMr. C ril W. Tay lo r. o f Llanerch,' by
Dr. Samuel G. Dixon, State Com-. y missioner o f He al th . T he
Lower Mer-Miss Deborah Smedley has returne,l a,2 d MISShGertrubde
V. s D p O e U n g d h l n e g r t Y ' t ~ ~ Ion public schools
were scheduleu tofrom State College ,.ayne, av.e een , b 5 . , . ,.
Iweek-end with Mrs. C. T. Moore . open Septem er., . I Entries for
lad les smglesand men.sI Commissioner Dixon s order Will s ingl es
a nd doubles closed last Fn -Miss Mary Melchior has returnee --- II
I tl
I Communications r.egardlng various take p r e c ~ d e n c e ove
r a ot le r au l o r ~ day, August 25, 6 P. M. Twelve ar efrom her
vacation. IN rb tl t plcs ar e always I nt er es t- i ty and Will
be obeyed. The order of entered In ladles' slng,les,
thirty-fourI',ave 1lnag. erWlllyono t send us an expres-
Ccmmlssloner Dixon s.ays th"at a ~ t e l ' In men' s s ingles and
thir tY-four InMr. and Mrs. C. B. Metzgar I b 18 th II b 0 ble I ds
io n o f y ou r Id ea s f or our next I ssue? Septem er ere WI e p
SSI men's doubles. Draw ~ g were rna ego ne to Cape May, No J.
readjustments with reference to geo- i Friday evening and m the
upper
graphical position, age and attendance i bracket of mell's
singles are R. E.of resident pupils." I Pattison vs. Henry Loos, A.
T. KirkCommissioner Dixon sent his order I vs. R. O. Hall, W. Cowin
vs. Dr. E.to the heads of parochial schools and i C. Towne, C. M.
Carter vs. Dr . H. Hartto all borough, city and county school \
ley, H. Hoffman vs. A. M. Watts, ~ ' superintendents. 'l'. Grugan
vs . F . C. Eves, W. Y. ShawMiss Florence Haines has re tu rned ,
Mrs. Charles A. Fletcher and Mrs. I All.Sundo)" Schools Closcd. vs.
J. McKell, Newton C o m ~ t o n , W. J. Amid gloom and sorrow the
Cham-from a trip to the Poconos. II Charles V. l'\oel, left the o
th er d ay , A c c ~ r d m g to H a r r l ~ b u r g dispatcl;ts'l
Kirkpatrick vs. W. J .. Bailey, lower! pions went down to defeat
before th efor a tour of th e g re at lak es and ICommIssioner
Dixon s o rd er a pp es b ra ck et , R. C. Wilhams vs. A. J. I. . .
wl'l r ,e tu rn bv th e way of T r ~ n o t o , to col leges and
preparato ry schools,! l'\ewell, W. H. Brown, C. Humphreys
reconstructed Wayne team by theMiSS Corne "Y owell was entertamed C
d ' 'a lthough most of t he se do not start, vs W F Baer W H
Carm.lilt vs. count of 4-2. Inability to hit In the. I k d I ana a
I . ., , . .at Perkasie over t Ie wee -en. ' their fall term until
after September J. G. Foote, to'. M. Justice vs. W. J. pinches
caused the borough team to
'1' Mrs. Harry Downes and Miss I 18. DuBree, A. C. Staples vs.
E. A. Mus- l os e While pitcher Hallowell poled OUtMrs. J. W.
Pritchard is seriously I '1 Katherine Mor gan , o f Mi nn eap ol is
, A ~ Sunday S C h o o ~ s will b closed champ, R. M. Town vs. O.
Humphreys, t l l r ~ e hits, two of which resulted inat he r home
on Ch.estnut avenue. iMlnn have be.en visiting Mr. a nd d urmg t he
same period, Dr. DIxon ex C. L. Warwick vs. J. H. Donnelly, Dr.
"Mrs. "Carroll Downes, of 315 Wood- p la ln ed . The orde r
affecting t he Sun - E. L. Kanaga vs. Rev. C. G. Koppel. runs for
hiS team.Dr. Benjamin F . Boyer , of Grayl ing s ide avenue. Iday
schools wll1 become effective next Men 's doubl es , u pp er b ra
ck et : l'\ar?erth's best . c l l ~ n c e to sc.oreavenue, has re
tu rned to Narberth. 'I - - - Sunday. Kanaga and Staples vs. Newel
l a nd c ame m the four th lIl111ng when Stttes-- I I I . d t tile
home 'rhe e ffor ts of the State Department R 0 Hal l K ir kp at ri
ck and R. M. was hit by a pitched ball, Fleck thenA ba IV lOY las
arrIve a h " , , H I'1 d l\'rs II C Pierce haVE re- ' . M B T White
of Dud lo f Health to check the spread of t e Town v s K ir k and
Baer Warwick and singled, and Koons was s af e on a -!I r. an ! .
of Mr. and rs. .. , -I . . d I . , I II' h dt urned t o Narbe rt h
from Wor.::p.ster, Ie avenue. His name is Edward paralYSIS Will
also exten to tI e mov- Williams vs. Foo te a nd Bur khar dt , owe
s. error. Tree one an no one1\1 . Y . G d Wh't thinks ing,-plcture
theatres and at l ea st a ll Wat ts and Loos, Pat t ison and DuBree
out. Simpson then filed out to Gearass. Reed WhIte. ran ma I e I Id
t '11 t' l t d . t fi Id . Stlt Mell. b those that are Ie n I -ven
I a e v s McC ar te r a nd E C. Town' l ower I n cen er e scormg
es. on- - he IS a great oy . .,iss Hilda Smedley, who'has been .
'halls wil l be closed to children. No bracket: C. Humph re ys a nd
O. then filed out to the pitch.er andi: l with la grippe , Is able
to be about Rememb.er, It's but a s ho rt wal k to order has been
drafted regarding t he Humph re ys vs. Brown and Ferguson,
Humphries f anned ending the Inning.. k h th ar e electrl'c
"movies" as vet. but those held In th e Justice and Grugan vs.
Compton a nd Wha t s eemed to be a good chance toagalll. Overbroo
were er e . _. I d d . 1 I .
- - - cars. You ma y need this tip, if the open a ir a nd In
Instltuttons will not McKell, Hoffman a nd C arml nt vs. tuck the
game. away , en e Wit I onMiss M il dr ed S. Smith spent the
railroad strike q'uestion Is not settled be closed. . . IBai ley
and Koppel, Shaw and Cowin one run scormg.week-end visi t ing f
rLends In Che .s t- ,bofore t he m en ar e ordered out. I Dr. Dix
on s aid In explanation of! vs. Donnelly and Muschamp. Up t o the
fifth Inning Bob Gibsonnut H ill . , : . . _ closing the schools al
l over the State: j Ladies' singles, upper bracket: Mrs. only
allow,:!d one hit , but in t he same. i While Harry R. Fel ton, o f
2 Elm- "There are various reasons. Past IW. R. Hall vs. Mi ss Ruth
Diamond. Inning, three singles mixed In withMr. and Mrs. Marshall
A. Wood, of I wood avenue, was playing t enn is l ast experience
has shown on ou r records Mrs. L. P. Drinker vs. Miss Madeline I
two errors, allowed the vis i tors toElmwood avenu e, have returned
to Monday he ell a nd I njur ed h is a nk le t ha t t hi s mon th
an d n ex t mon th ar e McCoy, Mrs. A. M. Watts vs. Miss' s co re
two r un s.Narberth. Iquite s ~ v e r e I Y . Besides sustaining a
the high-water ~ ~ r k s In the spread of L inda J ac oby; l ower b
ra cket : Miss I While It was thought that t he Nar -
- - - broken bone, he suffers v er y muc h i nf an ti le
.paralys.ls. From the history Edi th Humph re ys vs. Mrs. W'. I.
berth team would score. yet Hal-Mr. and MIZS. S. Land have returned
from a bad sprain. I of the dIsease It a p p e a r ~ to spread
Dothard, Mrs. A. S. Grugan vs: MISS , lowe ll was p it ch ing extra
good bal l,home after a t ou r t hrough t he White Imore rapidly
during certaIn periods ~ Mildred Harris, Miss Carol JustIce v s.
Iand the home team could no t l an dMountains. The alterat ions to
our s choo l bui ld - t he year a nd bec au se o f l oc al condl-
Miss Mary Rowand. the ball safe. Wayne added one moreIng are
progressing under the dlrec- Itions. Play s tar t ed 2 P. M. August
26th, run In the seventh Inning When Hey-Miss Martha Bishop, of
Merchant-, t lo n o f Mr. Abe l Bottoms, contractor. "To make th
ings worse, many peo- and In the preliminary round of m en's m an s
ing led and Hallowell tripledville, N. J ., Is visi t ing he r s
iste r, Mrs. Iand It Is expected that th.e work wil l p ie ar e now
going away f or s ho rt va- s ingles Kirkpat r ick defeated Bailey
over Fleck's h.ead. Narberth cameHarry A. Jacobs. I be entirely
completed In ample ti me cat io ns an d those who have been 6-0,
6-0, R. C. Williams defeated A. J. back In their h al f of the
Inning and- - - Ifor the opening o f th e school. away for longer
vacation are begln- Newel l 6-2. 3-6. ,6-4, In first r ou nd s co
re d o ne run when Simpson wasMr. and Mrs. Elwood H. Sickles - --
nlng to come home. N o t w l t h s t a n d l ~ ~ Pattison defeated
Loos 6-2. 6-2, Hoff- hit by a pitched ball. and was ad-have
returned from a motor trip S Townsend Zook and his family, ' the
present Improved methods of rall- man bes ted Watts 6-1, 6-1,
Kirkpatrick vanced to second on Mellon's out. Billthrough Maryland.
' of F;lmwood a venue, h ave been spend - r oa d transportation
guarding, against defeated Compton 6-0. 6-2, Justice t hen s co red
on Bob G ib son' s long. ing the summer at Ocean City. During the
bringing In of cases of the dls?ase defea ted DuBree 6-0. 6-2.
Staples de- s ingle. Howes was then pass.ed, butMr. Danie l Lei
tch. c ashLe r o f .t he t he ir absence, Mr. Zook has had a from
outs ide of the State at all pomts. f ea te d Muschamp 6-2, 6-0.
Warwick Gibson was forced out at third onNarber th Bank, has re tu
rned from a fine stone ga rage bui lt on his local we have a lso th
e automobile out laws, bes ted Donnelly 6-1, 6-1. In doubillj>
Wallace's tap to short stop.two weeks' vacation. p rope rt y and s
ever al other Improve- who ca n swim creeks, ju mp fences W ark lc
k and Williams defeated Foote Wayne scored t he ir last run of the.
ments were also made. and otherwise aid In ma.klng the and
Burkhardt 6-2, 6-3. game in the eighth Inn ing whenMrs. Edward C. J
a c o b ~ ' a nd c hl l- , --- : guarding of the S tate very
difficult. The feature match for the day 's Weave r was passed. and
wa s ad-d re n, o f 215 lona avenue, left this: Owing to the
continued warm I "Our I de a i s to Interrupt e du ca ti on p la y
w as t he s in gl es mat ch b etwe en v an ce d t o second on
Gibson's wlldw , ~ e k for Cape May, N. J. Iweather th e monthly
meeting of t Ias little as pos.slble, and ~ ~ r go- Williams and
Newell, both men Play-Ih ea ve t o f ir st b as e to catch h im nap
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--- INarberth Branch of th e Women l:! i ng a long the hne that
It .IS less lng, e xc el le nt t enni s a nd a lmos t as ping.
Brooke. Wayne's long andMr. and Mrs. George Wurst are. re -
Suffrage Party has been pos tponed d is as tr ou s not to start a
macillne than much c re di t Is due th e loser as the IlankY right
fielder then tripled, scorceiving congratulations on the a r r t v
~ l l unti l F riday , September 8, when It Is t o s to p it
suddenly after it has been winner. It Is hoped the tournament Ing
Weaver.of a son, born Sa turday , August 2 . to be held at tlw r e
sidence of Mrs. started. I f we under ta ke to open the develops
many mor e such matches. Narbe rth t r ied hard t o come back
- - - . Walter Dothard, Haverford aven ue. school s In counties
at present moder- Play will continue dal ly . Owing to , In t he ir
h al f when with one downProf. Melchior and Mrs. Melclllor I --- a
te ly fr ee fr om t he d is ea se, as soon t he f ~ entered In
ladles' doubles and IFleck doUbled to left field, Koons washave
returned from s p r l n ~ t o w n . The Narber th Y. M. C. A. ha s
sent as we start, th is mise rable thing Is mixed doubles. entries
will not close i thrown out by the third baseman.where they spent
Beveral weeks vaca-I about a thousand magazines to Ute likely to
appear In those counties. untll 6 P. M. l"riday, September 1st. an
d wh en Simpson s ingLed to righttion. Ihorder. We will send
another box Then, i f we permit the s ~ h o o l s to open and p la
y In these events will be start- field. F le ck was thr own out by
a per-e sometime In September. and the children are gettl1lg accus
tom- ed September 5th. fect throw to the plate by Brooke.Mrs. Rezo
Brool
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(Continued from First Page)XAmmU'J'1I I,OSES TO WAYN} ;
Don't forget that this Is 0 com.munlty of home make rs and
homekeepers an d that one of YOUR:MOST IMPORTANT DUTIES Is tokeep
It so.You ca n a id m at eri al ly b y d o.In g ) 'our shopp ing
and marke ti ngwith the adyer t lse r s In th is paper .
BUltD UP YOUR TOWNBuild Up Your Home
Donat io n t o Hol id ay Hou se .Cas e for flag .
Ardmore Band . . . .New J er se y F ir e Works Company
....................Repairing flag pole . . . . .
UEPORT Ol' FOURTH 010' JULY ( ; O ~ U I I T T E E .Cash received
from contributors . . . . . ' , ,Pai d out :Flags for school
children .
CONTAGIOUS IDISEASE HERE
Township Health Officer R. A.Warner Issues Official
NoticeShowing Lower Merion Hasa Clean Bill of Health. J. LoosHenry
HoseW. T. MelchiorU. L. Hampton
BARRY A. JACOBS,EdJtor.
MAIZIE J. SIMPSON,Coshler.
OUR TOWN
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events of t he p as t f ou r y ea rs c ar e- iNOfully, bu t w e
s ho ul d ha ve t he b es tIthought of s ta te smen and o the r
publicists, editors an d writers, to helpus co'me to a satisfactory
conclusion.I f eV'ar there was a t im e w he n w eshould sink
prejudice, and be guidedstrictly by a desire t o p romo te th ebest
interests of ou r beloved countrY'1It Is now at hand. It is
therefore amatter of congratula t ion that thet'ubllc Ledger, in a
spirit of fairne3S an d ImpartialitY, ha s opened it s Township
Health Officer Robley A.columns to a presentation of t he War ne r
writes the following for pubbest thought on the merits of both
IIcatlon:candidates, and the reasons why they Lower Merion t ownshi
p i s again children under sixteen years of age.should or should
not be elected. As free from forms of contagious dis- Many inqu i
ries ar e made d ai ly asstated in the Ledger's announcement, ease,
especially th e dreaded infantile to health certificates, and for
inforthis contest presents oppor tunity f or p ar al ys is , a nd
at the present writing matlon t h e wri t er s t at es that a
med-!"men who are in d ai ly t ou ch wit h th e is _e,njoying a
clean. b, ill Of. health. . ical dertlflcate must f lr st b e s ec
ur ed IH. C. GARA, lleaders o f bot h parties, to give to th e
..Iff tilAlh"crUsllIg Manager. I ! Ie two cases 0 III an I e para
YSlS ,from a phys ic ian who has a ctua ll y.______________ nation
their best judgment of th e r e- pNv ious ly reported are now off
rec- i examined th e child. This certificate, R. H. O. A K
S en d a ll letters and news i te m t o I spective nl'arits of
th e cand idates , o rd . One was Sco tt Geh ri ng er , age when
presented at th e office of th e Howes, cf. 0 2 0 0 0p, O. Box 404.
based upon personal experiences and four, of Cynwyd, and the other
board, will be accep ted as an official W ~ l l a c e , lb 0 0 14 0
0Selld al l advertising copy to P. O. thei r in timate knowledge of
politics Charles Shakespere, age twenty-five, certificate issued.
Stites, 11. . . . . . 1 0 1 0 (IBox 820. and political affairs." of
Haverford. The former has recov- The board, as well as it s
officers, FI.eck, Jf. . .. , 0 3 0 0 0:\laJ,c a ll r emi tt an ce s
t o P. O. Box er ed f rom th e co nta gi ous s ta ge a nd soli ci
ts th e earnest c o- op er at io n o f K.oons, c. . 0 0 6 2 0118.
To the Editor of Our Town. quarantine, has b1aen lifted; th e .Iat-
all par en t s a nd those interested in Simpson" ss. . .. ,. 1 1 3
4 1Our T own is on sale at th e depot The committee lor awarding
pri7,tls tel' c ase w as removed to a hospi ta l, t he wel fa re
and hea lt h of Lower Mer- Mellon, .3b. ' . ~ " ' " 0 1 0 2 0newss
tand, and at th e store of H, E. for t he mos t attr.l,ctive yards,
as selln where death ensued the following ion, and any information
that may be H.umPhrles, ,;lb. .. 0 0 ' 2 5 2Davis. from t he s tr
ee t. says that we have day. advanced as to a violation of th e
Gibson, p. . 0 1 1 5 2Ente red as secor.d-class matter, On-
difficul ty in locating t h e owner s on The board and its officers
al 'e tak- h'ealth la ws will be t re at ed a s c on -: *McClellan
0 0 0 0 (J~ o b e r 15, 1914, at t he P os t Office a t, : lI :
,'ount of alJsf 'l Ice of numbers 0,1, ing e ve ry pr eca uti on t
o safeguard fidential and th e offense investigated, i: ' \arberth,
Pennsvlvanla, under the Iman y of the hom'es. ! t he t ownshi p and
although lllimer- (S' d) Totals 2 8 27 18 5. Id I" IgneAct o f
March 3, 1879. :\ t 'mbermg the houses w ~ le a, ous c ase s sur
rounded our t er ri to ry , nO]III')' A. WIll'lIl'r, C.
E.'"I'(>:,t ad"antag' !o th e delivery ser-, y et L ower Merion
is at present f,.ee WAYNE,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1916 ' ice of :\'arbel'th stores as well as
from th e disease. ATS SEE THAT I R. H.-- - - '- o' E-C'.'-LLS [0
the deliv"I'Y Ecrvice of the city, : \' umerou s r epo rt s h av e
found cir- DEMOCR, 1 Weaver, 2h, 1 0!
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N A R B ~ R T H , P A . - O U R TOWN-AUGUST 31. 1916 ...
Prescription Drug StorePhone , Narber th 625 or 1284
F I EDLER ' SRe,. ('. (I. KOllllel, {'ustor.
' rhe Lit tl e ( 'hu rch 011 the Hili.
w ~ ~ ~ ; ~ ; i ; ~ ~ ; ; ~ t NARBE::: AT IPresc rio pti0n
DepartmentM. Visitors ar e cordially welcome. CAMP DELMONT Y h Ith
. d . Wh ...b er t hem all. By hav ing your box ou r ea IS your
most prize possessIOn. en It IS mA registry book i s k ep t f or v
is it or s.All are a sked to register their names. Herbert K re ll
a nd John Wil son, numbe r p la ce d on your mai l y ou w il l
dange r you wis el y has ten t o th e bes t physician you know.two
membe rs o f K an ga ro o Patrol, l i i ~ i n h av in g th e mail
cased up It is equally impor tan t that you choose your druggist to
get best
~ T ,UAUGAHWl"S CHURCH. INarberth Boy Scouts, have r e t u r n e
~ ! without delay. _ _ results.Purity , Strength, Skill, Accuracy,
Carefulness and C l e a n ! ~ -Early l\lalls on SUlI.doli from J ~
p r 1 J from Camp Delmont, the Boy Scout s BETTER }'ACILITIES ness
ar e of great importance. We lay s tr ess on all of these an d
y011l'it to OctolJer 31st ar. (,.JU A. ~ 1 F rom camp on the
Perklomen Creek, where ", .,No\'emlJer l l lt to Marcn ~ L s t at 7
A. M. t he y s ta ye d f or two weeks . I 'on POST OHICf. can rest
assured that your prescrip tion has been compounded JUSt
Late Mass, \/.::10 A. M. throughout tilt! Dur ing the ir s ta y
at the camp they Narberth post of fic e i s unabLe to as your
physician wishes i t jrepared if you leave it aty ea r. Ma ss es on
holydays, 6.3U and had the "honor t ent " ( bes t k ep t) t wo take
comp let e. a d v a n t a g ~ of th e8.30 A. M. Weel,daYs at 8.
EvenlUg different days, which gave them the ' second-class
prIvilege owmg to thedevotions anli other services at regular
privilege of r a is ing and lower ing the I l a c ~ o f r oom In
which to place thetimes. camp flag on th es e two days. Their Ie q
U l p ~ e n t that a second-class officelowest grading on any d ay
w as 92. Iis entitled t?, such as modern cas ingHerbert Krell won
th m let- racks sortm g tables, cancelling IllETHOI)IST
I-:I'IS('O{'AL tHUUCH. I t er s- C. D .- by Winninge lc:5 ~ o i n t
s ! machine, flIing cases for s u p ~ l I e s and'from t he l is t
o f r equi rement s, h is to - r ecords , sack rackS. for ou tgomg
mallIta l being ob tained by s at is fa ct ori ly and m an y o th
er things ~ o numerous
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Narberth, Pa.
Narberth, Pa.
BUILD 'A HOME
Y. M. C. A . BUILDING
George B. Suplee
Citrate MagnesiaFresh Daily atHOUSEKEEPER'S
NA R B E R T H , PA .
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Modern HomesFORSALE OR RENTWM . D. SMEDLEYBu i l d e r
Estimates
Iloward F. CotterM'EAIS ofl TJ. 'QUALITY
JAMES G. SCANLINContracting Painter
Narberth's Highest TractAccording 10 Your oWn Plans. BalancOn
Easy Terms.All Convenlenees-old Shade.Ma'eadamRoad.CementSldew8hs.
Ete.FMJnstlCe Montgomery A"enu"" ,NARBERTH.Or612ChestnutSt.
PhlJa.
ICON\'ENIENCE AND ECONOMYO} ' POSTAL MONEY ORDERS.
Try a Pound of45th and Parrish Sts.
HOME MADE FUDGE
OUR TOWN wID glad1r printaDr Dewllltem about any RobJectthat III
01 Interest to Narberthlolks, but In order to meetthe printing
seheilule, al l "copy"-manuscrIpts-must r ea ch t heecUtor by 6 P.
H. Honday eachweek.
The a tt en ti on o f the patrons of theNarberth Post Office is
c al le d t o thePresident, A. J. Loos. convenience o f s ending
money by posVice-president, A. C. Shand, J. B. tal money o rd er .
T he following lowWilliams, James Artman. rates ar e charged for
sen.d ing sums toSecretary ' and treasurer, Frank J '1 any money o
rd er pos t office in theWI sse. United States:Dircetors, Frederick
L. Rose, GeorgeM. Henry, W. Arthur Cole, George M.Colesworthy, Mrs.
William S. Horner,A. E. Wohle rt Mrs . George M. Henry,Fletcher W.
Stites, E. A. Muschamp,H. C. Gara, Henry Rose, Edward S' IHaws,
Mrs. Roy E . C la rk , Mrs. Lester W. Nickerson, William D.
Smedley.
SCOTT-POWELL DAIRIES
Fo r orders from $.01 to $2.60, oJcents.From $2.51 to $5, 5
cents.From $5.01 to $10, 8 cents.From $10.01 to $20, 10 cents.From
$20.01 to $30, 12 cents.From $30.01 to $40, 15 cents.From $40.01 to
$50, 18 cents.From $50.01 to $60. 20 cents.From $60.01 to $75. 25
cents.lerfully a ss umed men t will consist or writ ing paper 10.37
A. M.-Local west ply given as N ar ber th , even wh enby the
congregation. and envelopes, games, portable graph- 10.47 A.
M.-East an d t hro ug h w es t s tre et an d n um be r is given It
is freophones with for ty or fifty good rec- 12.26 P. M.-East and
through west quently necessary t o l ook up the1.37 P. M.-Local
west name i n directory before t he mal l c anords. books,
testaments, plenty of 3 "6 PM-E a s t and througll west ,lIe c as
ed up, c au si ng extra w ork asmagazines and a motion picture ma-
.w Ichine with a f ie ld e lec t ric l igh t p lan t . 4.37 P.
M.-Local west ,well as necellsary delay.
Wri ti ng mat er ia l, g ames , o ne o f the 6.37 P. M.-East and
through west I C P COOK6.59 P. M.-East and t hr ough wes t
graphophones with records and a A. WORI) TO THE XEW UESIIlENTSBible
School. The Schoo l i s c lo sed supply of hooks and magazines will
Sunday. F or th e information of t he l at el yS t B d f Arrives
6.00 A. M. A th te ly order of the ta e oar 0 be left with each
small detachment arriving residents of Narberth we an- n raeI e
08Health, unt il fu rther notice. of troops. During, the v isi t of
th e sec- Departs 5.47 P. M. nounce again that to purchase
postage11 A. M. Morning Worship. Rev. retary, motion picture shows
and talks i stamps and stamped envelopes in the;John Gordon, D. D.,
will preach ~ n Iwil l be given every night and then he I BOROUGH
OFFICERS. Ilocal post office Is of great advantage WOOD A NDwill
fill the pulp i t during the tIme will go on to th e next place.
taking. BurgeEs-Geo. 1\1. Henry. to th e office as its advancement
is BUlLw'e are without a pastor. The ordi-: the motion picture
machine wi th h im Treasurer-Edwin P. Dold. based upon the saLes.
We aim to DING SUPPLIESnance of the Lord ' s Supper will be A fund
of $ ~ O O O is needed immp.di- Clerk of Councils-Chas. V. Noel.
Ibe courteous and obl ig in g. We alsoobserved. 7.45 P. M., Evening
Wor - a te ly to inaugurate the Big Bend work. Tax Collector-James
F. Sherron. want to do business with our patrons.ship. Preaching by
Dr. Gordon. This The' enti r e cost is estimated at from Rtreet
Commissioner-W. S. MCClel.! Edwllrd S. llIlWS, Postmaster.is th e f
ir st evening service and hope six to e igh t thousand dolla rs .
Ian.the members of t he c hu rc h will be Building Inspector - J.
Howard I Stamps are on sale of every de-in attendance. I LEAN U THE
MAPLES 'Smedley. nomination fr om o ne cent to fifteen. w.e dnesda
y e ve ning . ~ U g u s t ~ O ' I C P i Counselor-Fletcher W.
Stites. cents, except eleven and fourteen;1916. Union prayer
servICe at t Ie Constable-Fred. Walzer. l'lISO a plen t ifu l
supply of posta l cards,presb!terian. Church. Mr. ~ o b e r t C.
AND THE EVERGREENS i s tamped e nv el op es a nd n ew sp ap
erMcQUilkin Will be the leade . I C O ~ D I l T T E E S OF COUNCIL.
wrappers.F r iday, September 1st , 2.30 P. M., -- P ri ce s o f s
tamped envelopes :Ladles' Aid Society at th e church. The Maple and
Everg reen Trees I F inance a nd Law Committee-A. P. 25 1c
envelopes $ .28. N b th A B th B' Redifer, W. D. Smedley, H. D.
Narrl- 100 lc envelopes 1.1010 ar er re 0 em g gan. 25 2c
envelopes.. . . . . . . .53Attacked by Pests and Should Highway
Committee-H. D. Narri- 100 2c envelopes . . . . . . . 2.10b e C le
an ed of th e Parasites gan , F . L. Rose, Robert Saville. - - --
------Without Delay Pol ice and Health-W. D. Smedley, NARBERTH
CIVIC ASSOCIATION.The services at All Saints' P. E. F. L. Rose,
Robert Caville.Church, Montgomery and Wynnewood Water, F ir e and
Light-F. L. Rose,avenues , for next Sunday, a re a s fol- The
trunks of t he map le t re es a r e Will iam J. Hender son , Robert
SaVille.lows: covered with great masses of small Ordinance-William
J. Henderson,8.00 A. M. Holy Communion. white eggs. (I f there is
any reader F. L. Rose . Robert Saville .11.00 A. M. Holy Communion
and of Our Town who knows wha t they,sermon. are and what will k il
l t hem, he should'The Rev. James A. Muller, of L an s- w ri te the
' ed i tor fu ll details for pubGowne, will haV'e charge of the
ser- lication). "Oh , y ls , mum," s ai d Kathl ee n, a pvices on
Sunday, September 3rd, 1916.. The pine and fir trees around sev - p
ly ing for a new situation, "I livedThere will be a full qua rt et
te c ho ir e ra l hou se s ar e literally alive with' in me last
place three weeks , mum,at th e eleven o'clock services on all
caterpillars, which mak e t he ir co- and . though I say it as
shOUldn't, ISundays. coons of t he spi ll s o f the t rees . These
gev ixcellent satisfaction,"Many churches cu t down thei r mu-
should be picked off and burned be- "And why did you leave?"
venturedsic during t he s ummer months, bu t fore they have a ch
ance to cra wl ou t t he lady, who was looking f or a serAll
Saints' b'elleve In keeping up their and move on to the trees of a
nelgh - v an t.high grade of music during the whole bar. "Sure, I
couldn't ge t along wid th 'year. Examine your trees at once and do
mlssus she wor that ould an 'The Sunday school sessions and the.
your part t o p re ve nt th e s pr ea d o f c ra nk y. "IIfternoon
services will not be re- any parasite that will endanger the "But
maybe YOU'll find me old andsumed unti l the third Sunday in Sep-
life of our beautiful growths. cranky, too."tember. ------- "Cranky
ye may be, mum, f or swe e'We hope there wil l b e a la rge con- So
many pe opl e w al t In vain f or faces li ke y ou rs is sometimes
de-grega tion to hear Rev . Mr. Mul ler on their s hi ps t o come
In because they ceivln', but ould ye're not - I can seenext Sunday
morning . were never launched. that at a glance."The church 'busses
leave Wynne- --------wood Rnd Narberth stations at 10.40 I
Th,-:lre's a lway s r oom at th e top - . Painless de ntist ry is t
he ar t ofon Sunday mornings, and th e rent is cheaper. drawing I t
mild.
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Betty Baxter' s Gossip.(Continued from First .Page)
Thur_d..,, }'rIday an d SatnrdB,'HENRY B. WALTHALl.(or "B ir t h
o f Nation" Fame) In Adapl .. t lo n f rom "enrlk Ibsen's"PIIJLARS
OF SOCIETY"
Week Commencing Monday, Aua. 28thl\[ond.. ,, Tile......' Bnd
Wt'dn....da'
EMi\lY WEHLENIn }'Ir_t I' r._t 'nlotloll or Th e Mt'lro Wondt' l
' -Play
"TilE PRETENDERS"
ROARn OF lUANAGERSOF TilE C O ~ l M U N I T Y CLUBChairman-Mrs.
W. M. Cameron.Financial Manager-Mrs. WilliamCurtis Pollock.
Jr.Library Manager-Miss Fanny Loos.House Manager-Mrs. James
F.Donnell)'.Social Manager-Mrs. C. P. Fowler.Membership Manager
-Mr. Har ryHartley.Athletic Manager-Mrs. E. Hurth.
plied as every box In the post officei s ren ted. Many patrons
would liketo secure lock boxes, but it is impossible to provide
these as there isno a va il ab le s pa ce t o p la ce t hem i nthe
present cramped quarters .
IMPORTANTCases of communicable disease are Iordinari ly reported
to the secretary Large Gas Stoveof the Board of Health by the
physi-cian In at tendance. I f no physician is FOR SALE CHEAPcal
led in, the responslblIlty for re-
por ti ng r es ts w it h the head of the 209 Forrest
Avehousehold. This is made obligatory by State law and the regulat
ions of1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - t he Board of Hea lt h.
The p en al ty for MISS WETHERILL'Sfailure to report is a fine no t
exceed-ing $100 and costs . Elementary SchoolTo avoid the
imposition of the pen-alty, physicians and householders are REOPENS
MONDAY. SEPT. 18,1916requested to report immediately in A .limIted
number of pupils received. For infor-writing cases of communicable
dis- matlon apply to IdSS MAUDE E. WETHERILLI 20 0 Dudley Au.nue,
Narbert".ease which may exi st to the secretary ----of the Board of
Health. All childrenIReA D Iin famil ies in which t he re i s
whoop-A Ang cough or chicken pox must be rUESTNtlT.Bel. IOlb
SIFlnes lPho lopl av Thekept on the p remi se s and not be al- I .
I r e 0.11. Size In Ib elowed t o come i n con ta ct w it h other
Enl i reWorld.children. . 1 P b O I O p l . Y . - C o D I I : _ u ~
~ lOA. M. 10 11.30
Narberth Board of llealth. Ph i l.. . Pa.PROGRAM
I.-Sleep. Get as many hou rs inbed each n ight a s t hi s table
indicatesf or you r age . Keep w indows in bedroom wel l open.
TEN GOLDEN nULES OFHEALTH }'on SCHOOL CHILDREN
Undivided Profits$75,000
OVERHANGING nUSHE&
CONVENIENT/
STU,\Y llOOS.There are a number of stray dogsaround Narberth
which should be disposed o f by the proper person. Theymay be seen
lying; around in the gut-I ters. These mangy, dirty curs are aptto
carry disease bes ides the cont lnual nuisance they are yelping
atautomobiles a nd mak in g themselvesgenerally objectionable.
Isn't theresomeone In Narberth whose duty itis to rid the place of
such nuisances?
INm:)[NITY }'OR PARTIAL DAl'[I Small Boy : "Ma says they've got
a I AGE TO Rt:GISTERE}), INSURE})n ew babY girl at Mr. Jones, the I
ANn C. O. n, ;,[AIL.grocer's." Heretofore the payment of indemSm
all Girl: "My! What a sell! noty by the Post Office DepartmentWill
they have t o k ee p it?" has been restricted to Irreparably"Of
course, s il ly . Why?" damaged art icles o r p ar ts of articles
."'Cause there's a card in the shop Under the amended regulations
issuedwindow with 'Boy Wanted' on it." Iby Postmaster General
Burleson, ef_____ fectlve August 8, 1916, payments wllfYour friends
can get considerable be made in cases where articles areenjoyment
out o f trouble-if it's your Inot rendered worthless for the
actual. Added At traet lon , Mon. , Tut ' s. . lVt'Cl.trouble Iu su
al di re ct a nd n ec es sa ry c os t of IUI .I . IE BURKE In
Il4!venteenth Chap te r o r
' I "GLOBIA'S ROMANCE"Haste to get rich may ke ep a man r epai
rs required t o p la ce t hem in a MAIN p roduc t ion S t ar t s at
10.40, U.30,poor. !serviceable condition. I ll.15, t, 8, '1'.411 an
d 9.30.
It i s r eque st ed that all bushes.Ihedges and shrubbery that
extend beyond the pavement l ine be trimmed ortied back so as not
to obstruct tilesidewalks.
Surplus$125,000
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NARBEH'l'H, PA.-OUR TOWN-AUGUST 31" 1916
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BOARD OF HEALTH.
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Presldent-Cha.l!. E. Kreamer .Secretary-A. P. Redifer.Health
Officel '-W. S. McClellan.Members-Dr. Clarence T. I
