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BUY IN NAll.BEHtTJI
Hot Weather
HOWARD'S
THE VALUE OF GARDEN HOSE
ADELIZZI BROTHERS
BERGNER HARDWARE COMPANY
LITTLE CAKES
We ar e buying the finest grade" of. Lehigh Valley
CoalobtainablE-.,....earefuIly screened by ou rmOdel'll
electricalequipment-deliveredby men who lake a pride in doinggoon
work.Three good l ' e a s o n ~ why y.ou should
Now Is The Time
Begin Now
There may 01' may not be a labor disturbance this coming August,
b ut a t l east a part of yC!ur winter supplyin the bins will g ive
us both a g r e a t t ~ l ' feeling of comfort.
TIfE MERION TITLE &TRUST COMPANYARDMORE NARBERTH B A L A , O
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TAILORSCleaners an d DyersRepairing Pressing Remod911ngPhone
Narberth 1749-R We call for and del iver102 Forest Ave. (opposite
Elm Hall) Narberth, Pa,
t o bu il d a n income protection fund for, \l8e when sickness
OT lackof employment causes a temporary loss of income.A f ixed
amount saved each week an d deposited regula.rly here willgrow
surpTiBingly fast.As little as $1 will open a Saving Account and 4%
interest Iscredited, compounded.
Our bread, many k inds, is spreadingthrough Narberth. Have you
tried it ?
We should be pleased to , ta lk with you about a neWsuit of cool
summer cloth. We also specialize inremodeling and repairing
clothing, Phone us or s topin.
And big ones, too. All sorts of baked goods for alight meal in
ho t weather,
White's S ~ J : T
is found in it s in ternal construction and not in itsappea
rance. We carry hose designed to give longservice and sat isfact
ion, and for that reason it may bea bi t more expensive th an th e
ordinary kind. Thehos e we feature i s well made, flexible and will
standwear and tea r. Buy in Narberth.
The Brightest .Spot in NarberthA Drug Store in theMoat Modem
Seme of the Term
Telepbone1%8711188*
POLITIOAL DISCONTENT
LEGIBLE HIGHWAY SIGNS
HEMSTI:TCHING. P ..... ~ I N ' AND,l\fEXlCANPU'.\ ul.(ll1lohi11'
pellph' f,'" I t Iwn.kful",It,'n 1111.\ "ollll' to II tow" whl'1'1'
th e ..1:1 f t ' hig d i f { , ( ~ t i o l l s i g n ~ I"J:o:tl'll
ill :J" u n ' l ' i " n o l l ~ w n ~ ' . ~ o t h l ' ~ ' 111(
e:ll'lilyI'l'll'!. It gj"eR lUI impress i on thul s u ' < ~ .
hII piaN' is w:illeawllkl' 1I11t! 10r..I',ly an o l ' l l i n a r ~
' h ' l I ~ t l t'11' C"lIttOIl ~ t l " i l 1 g ~ Of
('ouf:-tf\--.hut if YdU,Ird .. " il alld It(Jld yo II I "al ' ,]o
.. t'""ough yo u w ill eli""oVI' I it iR hUIlI'I I ' ; n g l ~ '
!ll1I.. i'a I whel l t h( ' hr('('7o(, " l o w ~ .
',"1\ 1'lt'l' II,\" t I l ' "AVl ' l1 i l lg Puh1i('Lidg-t'r"
U:II ' \ \ " O l ' t l l ~ ' : . I l Ic ps tor all , l
C'Otl1"IllI'"l'thy I'a.lrai" Ullhlll1 ha .. \\ritll 'lI .1111'\\ t
l l , \ ..1 \\ hi, h he ..a 1I8 Castle Conquer..\ l ld if \\'hat wp
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lItoirply. :1 \ ' l ' r ~ ' \\ ' (11 .. 1111' aolditillll 1\\ ill
110 clouht he I":'dr-. \\'lIod's hook ..h .. h,''' ' Th, ye:l1'llto
~ t ' l ' nu r f'ffllrt"'l l IPOl i tht' printpdflngt' 11:1:-- l l
" \ : I ~ ' S l I h ~ t ' ~ ~ p d thi:-o h,'nightI,d 1':llIli
l."--llIll\h to tll(' S l l [" ' P lI l I' d l S : : . lI : t Ill'
J t l ' : l l ' l ~ ' p\'pryhod." 1I11fortll l la ttl" " " I I . ~
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U . I L ~ . l p .N E ~ N M A 1 N J . ~ . :.tw.:: ,t6lj.read.th!3 i
r i 8 e r ~ p t i o n : cloullll ',],lur;elltid.birdgill;s.. l ~ l
) : i e { i . ~ '. l e C t i t i : a r b o b ~ r J : \ N ) J j N U
n..', I ~ : t Sti l i ' t . ive. ; ' .... the 'I)iu,,;zles
",,1t1t'rill>ksult nttd carpet ; . . . .'. . '
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REAL ESTATE NEWSR : C A D 1 A '..' ~ ~ ~ c h : : ' . r r . . :."
e0'" Slille !b e. ED.lreWorld.p . , . t op l a " . -COl l l t lBuo_
.10 A.. M. 10 I .l .alP. I\t. .P h i l. . . P a .
ST, MARGARET'S CATHOLIOCHUB.CH
Sunday masses at 7 0 'clock an d 10o 'clock. On first and third
Sundaysthe late Mass is a High Mass . followedI,.v
henedietion.Daily ~ f n s s at 8 A. ~ 1
OUR TOWN PAGE THREB
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27 ;yards III PbUadelpbla and Subnrbsat yo:ur aervl ce .. I nc
lu di ng o ne li tA.RDMORE.
That Old Range of YoursLook it over. Are theoven linings rusty?
Aret he burne rs worn out?Is the range only ashadow of its
former
u s ~ f u l n e s s ? I f it is invery bad shape, don't tryto
.have it patched up.Get one of the new, improved ranges and begin
.nbW to enjoy real cooking service.
City ()ffice1214 Locust
$12,500New hollow-tile residence, near completion, 7 rooms and
bath, hardwoodfloors, tile bath, all improvements, garage.ne3r
station,
Desirable lots in this suburb are becoming mighty scarce. We
have a few, weIllocated, attractively priced, near
station.Restricted development.
$15,000Newall-stone residence, splendid floorplan, large rooms.
All improvements.Lo t 60x160 f ee t. Nea r station.
resiloca-
GEO. B.NEWTljN 'COAL CO.MAIN OFFICB: FRANKLIN BANK
BUt1JLDINO.1417 SANSOMSTREBT.
Agents for Westinghouse Electric Co.Special for This Week
NOISELESS 9" FAN GUARANTEED FORFIVE YEARS, $10.00We are closed
on Tuesday and Thursday evenings
W. G. CASE, ManageI'
Radio Narberth Electric Shop Radio
DID YOU EVER THINK OF THIS?In the ave rage home the expenditure
in one dayfOl' amusements and luxuries exceeds the' amount ofth e
month's gas bill. In many homes th e money spentfor' hewspapers is
as much as the cost of cooking withg as fo r the family. It is
doubtful if any other commodity gives as much value for t he amount
of moneyit costs as does gas. Truly , gas service is the friendof
the household.
:! 'iIJrnl'e uo n~ \ r " m n r .. 11).1
ilfe11lber Philadelphia Real Estate Board
ROBERT ] .NASHREALTOR
$9,500
$11,000
Five Unusual Offerings at Very Low Co.st
~ a r b e r t h ()fficeAt the Station
Hollow-tile residence; 4 bedrooms andtile bath on second floor.
Garage. Convenient location.
Hollow-tile and frame residence, 7rooms and bath, hot water
heat, etc, Lot80x125 feet, near station.
$7,750Semi-detached stone-and-framedence , 8 rooms and bath,
excellentt ion. old shade, near station.
Bell fhone,.Sp,.ce as98 Bnd as1l7K.eJllooe Phone, RBce'
70-14
r a r a - M ~ B ~ n .0UI 218 N.ta",: S! P I . J ~
IS YOUR.. FURNl ' l'URE ANDH 0 USE WEI oL INS l1 B. EDAGAINST
FIRE BY A GOOD;. RELIABLE OOMPANY? ORARE YOU T:antK!NG ABOUTH.AVING
THEM' PROTECTED?
world.
GARAnteed RObff
M. E . McL inn. P as to r.
NARBERTH METHODIST,EPISCOPAL CHURCH
BAPTIST cHv1tCH QF TH EE V A N G ~ L
Rev, Avery S. Demmy. Pastor.
HOLY TRINITY LUTHERANCHURCH
Suud".\, .TUIIl' ~ 4 1 . 1 1 :nAc. .\. ~ r . - H i h l ( ' :-;
..hool.
THE OLD MERION FRIENDS'MEETING HOUSE,
l'.fontgomery Pike, Narberth , wa s established 1682. Here
William Penn wors hipped , a s well as mnny other notedFriends. One
o f the historical spots -fAmerica is open for wor sh ip e ve
ryFirstday (Sunday) morning at 11o'clock.First-day Sehool is held
every F i rs t
day (Sunday) at 10 A. M. in the Meeting House. Anyone desiring
to attende it he r t he ad ul t class or tlle young peopie's class
will be very welcome,
H(lTVh'(l,S, HUlldny, .Tulle . :n.:w A. :If . - l ' tayr-r
I'ervi('p.n.4:; A. M.-,"lund:ry J'lehool.11.00 A. )L-Momil1g
Worship, l:l.".
UHlll by th .. pastor.i.:W P. : 'II.-euiou Open Air Twilight
~ f " " , t i n , , " S . Hermou h ~ H.,\. fohu Vaness, ~ l Ihe
PresnY-(i('l"iun Churlh.S.OO P. MJ.-WcnupsdllY eveuing, tIl(.u
lim.,. lin,}IIll ' Hnlpll ' pro\ ' is i ,, " s for f''''HI al"!
rl'-fr,'shm"nt.011 I'un,la.\-, .J I l l '" ~ - t l h , at 11 0 l'!"
..k, da ." "\'t'ning in thl' Prl'shytl'rilln ('hllr,j, '! F E E ! E
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NARBERTH, PA.C.H.CRANE
Special PricesforSoc ia l A ffa irs
A d d r e ~ 8 J. E. B., care OUI' Town.
resident of this district , to sell ElectricVacuum Cleaners, Was
hers andIroners.
"Anticipating the.greatest volume of freighttraffic in their
history this yeal', the railroadshave adopted a concel' ted policy
and intensiveworking program to enable them to meet th egrowing
transportation needs of th e country."In fu ll r ea li za ti on of
neces si ty for thegreatest improvement and expansion possibleof th
e country's transportation fac il it ies tomeet . the growing
demands of conunerce, therai lroads have authorized, since January
1,1922, for cars, locomotives, trackage and otherfacilities, the
expenditur-e of $1,540,000,000, ofwhich $440,000,000 actually was
expended dur-ing1922.. ."The railrQads are raising this
enormousamoun t o f additional capital largely throughborrowed
money on th e abidIng f ai th i n thefairness of the American
people, and relianceon continuance of th e policy announced in th
eTransportation Act of 1920, as a measure ofreasonable protection
to investment in railroadproperty."From January 1, 1922, to March
15,1923,the railroads purchased 223,6;1.6 new frightcars. Of these
, 117,280 have been delivered andpu t in service. The railroads
during that timealso purchased 4,219 new locomotives. Of thatnumber
2,106 have already been placed in service."The railroads
confidently look forward tothe successful movement of th e
large!>t volumeof traffic -in the .history of th e count ry
andpledge their best efforts to that end."-From a j o i n ~
statement by theAssociation of Railway E x e c u ~tives and thf;
American Railwq,yAssociation. .
WHAT YOUR FRIENDSHIP MEANSw" ~ a D ~ ' ) " U . " frlenllh> ,
, ~ o P ..~ t 1 0 J i . l tmeaDs 'muebto die ...11..oads. ~ u a I l
Y a. mUllb. t .. t.b!, p.u.bUe. Our l" t....elIt. . .
.ioltleatleal,.wltb;. ~ eonun.llll \iu .....08e
wo.rkln&'.towa..d.. a common ...nd- ' tbeb....t .p.oeslljle
tran8i._ortaU!'n 8."rvlc";' . , " ' . .
Other8 employed at the same workare making $150.00 and more
permonth. dependent only on the effort pu tinto the work.Write
letter, stating age, nationality
and fomler employment.
WE ARE LOOKINGFOR A MAN
This man can be independent, workfull or part time-he may be 25
to 40yeaJ's-it will be to his advantage tohave a car--compensation
drawingaccount and commission.
to"Plans ofThe RailroadsFor GreaterPublic Service
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Thos. A. Kerrigan&SonBuilding and CODtractingHomes FOr Sale
Or Rent
Plans & EstimatesFurn1shed Fo r
Alterations &: RepairingWrite, P ho ne , Cal l
429 BROOKlIURST AVE.
~ A l f l i T I N G GLAZINGDECORAT.INQ JOBBINGWILLlIINEWIORI I
CO.'.Inllng'.iidir.tlng21,2 Woodbine A " ~ , Narberth,
P.Phone,Ardmore14311 W' Narberlh 17118 W
OUR TOWNit '
Telephone Cynwyd 662
2 9 D A L A A V E ~ U ED A L A - C Y N W Y D
PHONE. NARBERTH 1 6 6 1 J
H .. R' ICKLIN
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We ar e closed on Wednesday afternoons
MARSHALL CO.CONTRACTING PAPERHANGERS
PRES'CRIPTIONS
C. H .. CRANE7M ~ ~ . s t o r e
Phone 1620 We Deliver
PORTLANDCEIMENT, Ja d a i ~ necessitL .. ' ' ~ , 'PEOPLl1 .once
thoUght'.of.,. i( (or sjdewa1kB;only.Toaay .no t)'pec)(.perinanent
bJJildingis erected in ' w h i ~ .P ( ) ~ d. ~ t isttot . i . Q 1 ~
r t a n t
. p ~ ~ a c : l d i b g t O i ~ p e r m a z . e n c e , i ~ s a
( e t y , i t s m e , p r o ~ o n .YoUr ...b u i 1 d i 1 1 g ~ k r
i i d . d e a 1 e r. k n o ~ : ~
',o(col1stru(:tion,moWlS.materiala..Askhis.adviceoilbOdt':';'be
laiowsthe Jiecea8ities.or ~ ' b u i l d i a . - '. ' .," . , I S ~
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Th e leading store of Philadelphia, selectedf o r ~ ~ i r pai."t
department, th e: - ; H E n " ~ I ~ - " ' ILLIA:\l l-oi ' PUODl
'CTl-oiWe have done th e same fo r NARBERTH
Expert and careful work, by an experienced druggist, using the
highest quality ingredients.We will gladly deliver prescriptions or
other purchases to your home.
Pat r ick F. Donahue
LUMBER For All Kinds of REPAIRS
S H U I ~ L LUMBER C O M P A N Y
T H E R E ' S A R E A S O N
Nalberth Taxi Serviceell O1y ad Night Phone 1633
I TENNIS SHOESI We C ~ S ~ LineII DAVIS' SHOP
GEORGE W. BOTTOMS-CoDtractor cmdBuilder-.420 Rocklaad Ave.
Narberth. Pa.
BELL PBONII, Narberth 126&-W
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
MONTHLY BULLETIN NO.6The Library's L is t o f New Books
FORSA.L!l-,-IUocll baby coach, goodus .Iiew, $ ~ . O O .
N\\rberth
FOR SALE-Qual i ty gas range, ;j ov~ n s , f i n e eondliti'OlI,
$;}(I.OO. Nurberth
1281-lt (3i-p)
FOR Q'OICK SALE-New 60 ineh fiuttop. desk, c ha ir a nd
revolviJlg book
e'nse, a l l quar ter ed o ll kj " 'i lt 'O n Rug ,,llx9' f eet
; Wi lton nail ruuner, 27 i n e b ~ 8x .18 .feet, an d 3 smuller
rugs to lila teh;2 Axmiuster rUgB, 9x12 fecti Demorestbox'top
sCl\-ing machine; 4-l'ieee w i e k . ~ r]j,ving-room suite, l
lprillg scat. '! . PhoneX arber th 1667 J . ( : ~ 7 -e)
WANTED-General h'l}usework girl,white or' COlored, for familr o
f two ;'
adults lind baby. Sleep out, wages $11and oorfure. 502 Woodside
AvelLue,X arbe rt ll : P ho ne ~ u n d a r , Narberth608-J.
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TYPEWRITER-Hammond Portable,for sale, as new. Ideal for
'-al'utJOh
use. At substantial reduction. Adl1n'll'S "A," c.are of "Our
TOl\'n," Box{166.. (tf)DESJ:t-RoJl top, ill good oond it ion , r
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orpllone Xarberth 2261. ('1f)
Till' Lil,rary's list of Ill'\\' bonks hasjust ' l"" 'n i" "u ed
ullder 1111 title" ~ I " n t l l i y Bull!' t in . : \u. I i . "
Thishllll"'in sl'f\i..., pl'linls ' ' ' ' ' 'h mOlllh thel is t (If
Ul'\\' ho{)ks, /idiou alld nOIl-ficlioll, \l'hi,h h:I\'" 11l"'1l
add,octor JU}I/lS()IJ, a pluy,\. Ed l\a rd : \ l' \ \tn llDo\\n
tl,,' ~ I a , k ! ' n z i ! ' .. Fulhrton \\ 'al,lo r . = = = = = =
= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = ; = = = = = = = = ~ 1Th., Hill "f llr
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or ~ l l l r r a y Hill,
Hub .. rt ('"rt"8 HollidayTill' LOll! ' \\"i"t!'r,
_\UII : t Bus\\41l'tll (; TI ' t ' l I t ' i~ l t l x i T l I ~
(If l..Iifl' : lnd H U 8 i l l l ' ~ " ' , !,John
"-analllaker:Hedl'('JIli'IJ.:. (lId li"nll's . . . . _\lII(,\ia
Bill: : ; w i n ~ i u g Luntlrns .. . I-:Iizah!'th End', 'r"A Tree
Wit II u Bird in it ,
~ I a r l { a r l ' t Widd,'nl,'rFiction
The _-'trail' :It }'Iower .\1'1''''',Carolyn "'"lIs
Baroque Luuis -.J oseph Yauce
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F. (ial'onldThe ('opper Box J. ~ FleteherDanger Ernest PooleA D a ~
' 's ,]OUrJI"y W. II . ) lhx\ \ 'c lJTh,' Four Ktraggl!'rs Fnwk
l'aekardTh!' Garden Party.Kut h!'l1ine )laus1ieldThe Girl : \ext
Duur .. Lee Wilson DoddTh e Hidden Hoad ' .. Elsie Singmas1erThe
House b ~ t hc Win d M ill,
Agne s Ro the ryLa..t of the Yikings . . . . . Johnnl\ BojerMen
Like Gods __ .. __ H. G. WellsMostly Bally _1'. U. WodelHJuse
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OlliphantThl' Publie l';'1uare Will L. CQmfortTh,' H...ally
ROlllllnti(' Age,
L. Allan HarkerStrlla Dallas : Ol iv e H. ProutySwee t Pepper _
Geoffr!'j' )IossThe Ten th WOlllan .. Harriet Oomstol'k
PAGe FOUR
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p o r ~ l ~ h { ' HllOO' ." BeldJng
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