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"Mother'Is AFreshman"(in Technicolor)
Phone Swarthmore 0680
SUNDAYLunch and Dinner11:S0 A.1\[. to 8 P . ~ I .
SUBURBANTHEATIREARDMORE
Ard. 4747 GR 30200Ample Free Parking
T h u r ~ a y , June '1 949 ,," ... :
Food That Is GrandJust the Place fo rt he Who le FamliVSunday 1
P. 1\1. to 9 P. M.Opcn Dally-4::l0 P. 1\1. to 9 P. Ill,Closed
MondayA LEX W . UUGHES. Prop.OPEN JUI,v 4th
Regular Kiddie ShowSaturday, 12:15 P. M.Lash La Rue"Dead Man's
Gold"
Chapt. 2 'Batman and Robin'
Thursday. Friday. SaturdayJune 23 24 25I,Loretta Young
Van Johnson
EAT DRINK - RELAXREAl, ITALIAN SPAGHETTI and
The F i n ~ I Food al.4.11 Tim . .STEAKSSEA FOODCHOPS
SEA 1"000 HOUSE, Inc.. &Il rJJ.e center ot ~ o w n .the only
restaurant owned and operated by members of the original
BOOKIBNDERS family, Serving the' best sea food, steaks and chops,
NOWOPEN EVERY DAY. INCLUDING SUNDAY.Air Conditioned
America's Musical Show-Pla.ce, Now-Dlzzv GlIIespie & The
Ravens--Nightlv Coast-to'Coast Broadcasts f rom huge revolving
staRe. Dinner Show.'7 P. M. Superb Food and BeveraRe. popular
prices.Meet vour friends at the world's IOnltest bflr.
2 Shows nightly. nrst show 8:30. 8at. f j. rst thaW'7'30. A
lavish redecorated setting. whether It's din.ner for two. a party
ora banquet . FamousPalumboFull Courslt Dinner Including coktail.
Private banquet rooms.show Included, l"reeParking. W A 2-5940
H;ospitalityan dGOOD FOODPLAZA INN
SlRAlH HAVENTHE INN WITH PERSONALITYMORE THAN A PLACE TO
DINEEnjoy t he beaut y o f our splendid la.wns and Rardens. Ideal
settlnllfor wedding receptIons and specIal functions In our various
dinin!!rooms. Every Thursday. 6:30 to
7:3D-Serve-yourself-all-vou-want$1.00 dinnerSWARTHMORE, PA.
Hamilton Room Famous fqr Fine Foodk e. L Our Chef CatersCOe: ta
l ounge t o you r every wh imlChestnut at 39th Steaks Chops
LobsterPhiladelphia AIR-CONDITIONEDB tDODOabUe ' .62nd &:
WALNUT STS.
339 N. Lansdowne Ave. Drexel Hill"Fine Foods in a Homey
Atmosphere"Newly Renovated and Decorated for Your Dining Pleasure.
Catering to Small Parties. - - - - - - - - .'pAlLYLunch 1-. 11:30
to 2Dinner) 5:00 to S
(Formerly Schussler'S)Townlhlp Line at Drexel Ave.Drexel Hili.
Pa. Sunset 9807AIR-COND1TIONED
Palumbo's
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SEA FOOD - STF.AKS - SANDWICHES - BABSPEOIAL: SHOPPER'S
DINNERlISl8 Chestnut St. BUSINES!:l MEN'S LUNCHEON1108 sansom St.
complete Menus . Phone RI 6 -1690: PI!: 15-0629CONVENIENT TO ALL
TRANSPORTATION. DINNER SERVED 'TIL 9 p.JI.Open Untll 2 A.. M FOR
THAT APrER THEATRE SNACK
caf. Theatre-BarMarket St. at 1ethpbUadelpbJa~ I l l Convention
Cltz
RALPH'S RESTAURANT Famousfor Its ltaUan FoodSince 1900. Fine
Beveral!:es Served,eo 8. 9th st, Air Conditioned For Your
.comtortOpen dally. Includinl!: Sunday to 4 A M.Meet your friendS
at ti1eSt. James G r l ~Cocktail Lounge, featuring TelevisIon and
Musa);for your enjoyment, A different and deU"htfulnewmid-city
rendezvous,' Air-condItioned. Oallyt ll l 2 A. M. The new WindSor
Hall for privati~ a r t l e s ,
St. James HotelOld EIlBllsh Grill andCocll:tay LOUD e13th I/<
W a l n u ~ StreellPbJ1IdeIlIbJa PI!: 5-8400
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BookbindersIU 80. llitb 8t.f'IdlAdeiplala
DiFIORI'SCOCKTAIL LOUNGE RAVIOLI - STJo:AKS - CHOPS
d RESTAURANT CHICKEN - PIZZA PIE Ian EverythIng Cooked to
OrderTownship Line I/< B ur mo nt Rd. P riva te B an qu et
RoomsDREXEL HILL SUNSET 911112 No ParkIn/!: Problems
, BarbaraWaldroo ....turlnK 8alad Bowla and unusually Dell . II.
umlll ll lter Avenll . cioua Sodas, S U ~ d a H lUllS Sand.wlahee.
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Serving theFinest of 'ood
SUNDAY OR ANY DAYThe ,Wayne Hotel
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For An E ~ c e l l e n t Dinner
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. .TERMITGAS.. SIZZLING STEAKSReg 0, I S, Pat. Off, A
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h e un iqueand friendly-atmOSPhere of an oldollie a e 0 s a I er
The Foree vUlage forge, you will enjoy Philadelphia's
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cocktaU
NEEDED CHANCELLOR HALL hour . dinner. or after theater supp,er.
Bar Is openPriced From $1 65 13th st., Below Walnut. f rom 11 A. M
TELEVISION, 'Completely air-: : r ~ : l f a &' ~ ~ o ~ : J $ ;
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CHOOLS AND COLLEGESas" T r a d e - T ~ d a y
(:alI Issued for Teen Age_Stars by Pier OfficialA c an for
tomorrow's stage' stars The second of Ii series of before-has b ee
Jl i ss ue d b y Tony Grant, the-show fetes and parties
plannednoted producer of shows, who spon- t o ai d t he combined
Bryn ]lIawrSal 's a number of training schools Chester Coun tyHo r
se Shows t o befor young students of the dance, held at the D ev on
g ro un ds o nd r ama , b a ll e t, and allied enter- September 22.
23 and 24, Is theta inment arts. cocktail ,party to given on SunG
ra nt , I t w as a n ~ o u n c e d by Geo. day, June 26, by Grahame
Wood atA. Hamid, president of Steel Pier, ':BlossomHill," Wawa,Pa.
, betweenwlll t a ke over the operation of the 5 and 7 P. M.Robin
Hood Dell opens its 20th Children's Theatre on t he p ie r d ur -
Mrs. Frank H. Griff in , also ofIng the coming ,. summer season.
Wawa, is the chairman of the cosk-season in Fairmount Park Monday G
ra nt p la ns t o revise t h e f orma t tall pa rty r epres ent ing
the Wo-night, June 27, when Lauritz Mel- of 'other ye ar s; he will
offer plays, men's Committee o f The Combined
By JOSEPH PEARLMAN Lay-out, Letterpress, Offset and choir and
Helen Traubel, the Met's as well a s r evue s a nd vaudevllle
Shows. Mrs. S, Laurence Bodine,President Linotype Institute o f L
it ho gr ap hy , E ng ra vi ng , Silk most famous Wagnerian stars,
l i f t during the, 1949 season, all with of Newtown Square Is the
chairman
Philadelphia, Inc. S c r ~ e n and Bindery. I '. their voices i
n t he world premiere juvenile casts. of the group, which wlll e n
l l s ~ aThe p ri nt in g t ra de , w hi ch is Smce the e nd o f
World War n, l ' . ". Contestants must apply for an great number of
women i n support. . thousands of neW magazines and at a concert
Ized verS10n of Tns- audition in writing to Tony Grant of the gala
horse show, largest ofcal1ed the GraphICArts,,, Itnewspapers have
sprung up over- tan and Isolde. at Steel P i er , A t lan ti c
City. If s k i nd on the fall outdoor calen-n eve r b een more a
part of night . All need the skilled Composi- It marks the comeback
of what successful i n t h ei r tests, they wil l d a r. 'life than
it i s today. In tor, Linotype Operator or Press- wel l b e c al le
d the "New" Robin A scene f r o ~ t he cur re n t 20th Century
Fox:' tecbnicolor film, have the opportunity of a ct in g, I nv it
at io ns f or the cocktail partygrocery store you have printed man.
Many of the graduate s of Hood Dell, for since its closing last
"Canadian Pacific," starring Randolph Scott, Jane Wyatt and Vic-
singing or dancing in one o r m or e w er e issued t h is week .
The com-els; in the movies, p r i ~ t e d P?st- these schools have
been ab so r bed season, s up po rt t o i ts program of tor Jory,
which is noW playing at the Bouleyard Theater, Brook- I of the
shows to be given.Only child- mittee aiding Mrs. Gr if f in in
thefor your transportatIon, prmt- in the f ield already. Openings a
re be tt e r Stimmel' music has arisen in line. Th e film Is' a
thrilling saga of the bulIdmg of the first trans- ren, from small
tots to teen-agel's, event includes Mrs. James A, Co-tickets; you
get paid with pr int - s t il l ava i labl e f or t he trained me-
a l l qu ar t er s . continental railroad. may apply. chrane, 3d,
Newtown Square; Mrs.money; you read pr inted papers chanic, After
the "Tri s ta n and Isolde" Grant a ls o i s interested i n a ny W.
Best Frazier , 4 th , G len Mil ls ;magazines. Hundreds and thou-
Although p r in t ing f r om movabl e p r em ie r e, t h e next
night, June 2S soloists, may s ti ll b e bought. as and Eleanor
Steber. August 1; Jose kind of unusual entertaining ability Miss
Pricilla Tyler Griffin, Wawa;of m en a nd w om en are em- t ype was
I nven ted i n the 15th cen- (Tuesday) will be g i venove r t o the
units. I turbi , August 4. which may be su it abl e to stage Mrs.
John Bancker Gribbel, Media;yed in this great i n d u ~ t r y . T ~
n s tury, pr int ing, we know it .to- first of the high-grade, bu t
low- Until the eve of the first con- In the Six Symphonic Series, p
r e s ~ n t a t i o n - j ~ g g l l n g , reclting, M ~ S . C l i ~
o r d Lewis, 3d, Media, andthousands more work In makmg day, set by
the . lmotype machme priced symphony concerts. h th Leo a d Bern s
te in who conduc t s mUSIcal-any mstrument-panto- Mrs . W1r t
Thompson, Jr" Haver- Starting Sunday, J un e 2 7e r , i n k and
mach i ne r y used in is comparatively new. The f ir st U nd er the
direction of Leonard cer t, a p u r c ~ a s e r w a w ~ n t s el n
k 'I' b f 11 d b ~ i n e , dramatics, or an y of the ford. For 4
Daysfield. practicalmachine.invented by Mer- Bernstein. the Robin
Hood Del l or both senes of conce1ts (18 10 the filst wee , leo owe
Y vIsual or vocal arts.Fo r years the OI11y way to le arn genthaler
was used first in 1900 by Orchestr; of over 90-the same men'aID c
an s av e 20% on the price of Vladimir Golschmann for two
LESSON-SERMON I Betty Grablephase of the trade to the New York
Times, The l i no type who have been w inn i ng the praise single
admission b y b uy in g the weeks; Will iam Steinberg for two
Sinatra, Maxwell, and "Chr ist ian Science" Is t he s ub - Cesar
Romeroa ~ r i n t e r ' s "deVIl.' ThIS machine revolutionized p r
i n ~ i n g . !t o f Engl and and Sco t land in their series In
book ticket form. Further weeks and Alexander Hilsberg, for MK" I H
d" " .iect of the Lesson-Sermon in all "Thestartmg at the bo tt om
and pu t n ewspape r s and magazmes 10 recent tour-will present the
first informat ion can be secured by call- th fi 1 k' C In ey ea
Pier List Chur che s o f Chr i st , S ci en ti s t, onas an
apprenti,.e for many daily use. Perhaps no other inven- of these
symphonic Tuesday night in g De ll Headquarters, pinny- e na wee .
While Frank Sinatra continues Sunday. June 26. The Golden Text B I
.Today, however , t he re a re tion has contr ibutedas much t o t h
e concerts, packer 5-1810. i . "H e . e th t thO t th eautifu
Blondeprivate and pub li c schoo ls cUl tu re o f a nat ion. High -
power ed Then , Thur sday night agai n un - After the events
mentioned, here Art Museum Plans his three-day personal appearance
s. 0, ver y on all'S e ,, at Steel Pier in Atlantic CItycome ye t o
the wate rs , and he that F B hf IB d"practically every phase of
newspaper presses could'pu t out a del' the baton o f Be rn s te i
n the is t he program for the remainder S S " CI th u h S d J 26 I
M Mt h no money' come ye buy and rom as u en
: r h e r e L ~ r e courseOS in ; H t ~ n d dai ly paper5within
a fe\hV hours. second Mast e r S e ri e s conce rt will o f t he
season: In the. Master Con- llmmer esslon asses ilyr;: ~ a x ~ ~ l
I ~ Y t h e U ~ ~ n g i n o : ~ t a r eat; yea, come,' bUy w i n ~
and'milk (In Technicolor)mpOSItIon, !Ootype pera mg, t h ~ ~ h0 y e
t r ~ ago t e t ~ a m e be g iven , featuring Gregor Piati- certs,
James Melt on and D O ~ O ~ . h Y p ~ i l a d e l p h i a M u ~ e u
~ t o f l A o [ ~ stage, -screen and radio, comes to without money
and wi thout price". [ UP. . . . . . .~ " ' : ' " ~ ~ ~ __ : IJ o
wo u , a v ~ a a mon . . gorsky,' acclaimed t he g re at es t
Sarnoff, July 5; I saac Stern , ':'10,10- whIch IS now planmng 1 s
the b ig p ie r Monda June 27 t (Isaiah 55:1). Are you a good
Driver? T ~ d a y . P I ' m t l ~ l g one of .the cel li st i n the
land, a nd N at ha n i ~ t , and Wi ll iam Kapell, plamst, year of
Summer Art Classes for bead the all-starstag:'show t h r O U g ~
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~ e U ~ l t e d Milstein, one of America ' s leading July 7; Osca r
Levan t, July 11; young people and adults the following Saturday
night JulyStates, The need f or more skll1ed violinists. Jan Peerce
and Pa tr i ct ' Munsel, .' . 2 'Van's Auto Driving men and women
remains u rg en t. T he Master Ser ies of12 concerts July 24' Artur
Rubinstein July Two hund r ed and fifty c.hIldren . M' M 11 hIt t
fil. ' " , . ISS axwe w ose a 'es mSchool 69th st. Terminal There
IS ample reward In good featuring noted stars andthe Sym- 1S' S i
gmund Romberg, July 21; from 5 to 17 a nd m or e than 50 . "Th Ch .
" '11, d' . d h' 1 ,., . IS e amplon, WI presentBlvd. 0470 w ~ r k
m g con ItIons an I g ~ ~ a - phonic Series of 6 conce rt s, for
Duke Ellington, JqJy 26; Jascha adults are being accep ted f o r
en- a program ofsongs on s t age but for= 4 1 : . L : ~ ~ . : : ~ ~
~ ~ : ~ : : . : ~ : 1 : ~ e o : - : u : ~ : ~ r : : : ~ t : ~ : : :
J t : ~ : ~ ~ = 1 : 5 = ~ a : r ~ l e ~ s ~ f : o ~ r : t : h ~ o -
s - e . ; , . w - h - o . . : C - h - o - o - s e - p - r - m - t -
l - n gthose who like their music without Heifetz, July 28; Leonard
Warren rollment in the Summer Art t h ose who prefer her s c r ~ e
n selfas a,career . . . . ,C la sses on Tuesdays a nd Thu rs - t he
re WIll be an opportunIty to seed s fo 10 to 12 A. M, June 28
simultaneously in "The Cham-ay 1m , , pIon" on Stee l Pier. This
new hit,to July 28. wh ich a l so stars Kirk Douglas inLarge,
modern workshop-studiOS t he tough role o f t he prize-fighter,are
used for pa in t ing in oil and i sone of the two newscreen
attrac-By DOUGLAS EARL water-color clay and wire sculp- tions
opening Sunday, June 26, the 1 . . . - ,HENRY A. DREER. INC. '..
other being "Amazon Quest," Star- I'ture as well as hthography, l
m- r in gTom Neal and Corale Mathe ws.lp---------------
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We are now past the middle of t o ' Pl an annual Larkspur ,
Candy- oleum block-pr int ing, stenci l , cel- Ray M c ~ i n l e y
. who heads theJune and summer is r e al l y h er e . t u ft , Baby
' sBreath, CaliforniaPop- locilt and other print mediums.
mostversat i le bandin the lana, willB y t hi s t im e y ou should
have en- p ie s and several o t h e r ~ last fall, In addi t ion,
al l g r oup s sket ch be stellar a t t r ~ c t l ? n Dr thej oy ed
s om e o f the fruits of your you shduld have a glorious displaY
out-of-doors in, good weather and ~ a r m ~ 6 B a l l r ~ o m b e ~
m ! l l n g Sundaytoil f rom both vegetable and flower at this t
ime. The writer s aw a bed learn t o e nj oy the Museum's col- une
contlnumg throughgarden. of magnificient annual Lal' .kspur lection
of art masterpieces. How- Saturday mght.The S pa re T im e
Gardener's overthe weekend, Individual spikes to-do-it
demonstrations, c O l o r - I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ! ! ! 1 !
~little vegetable patch has yielded were f r om three to f our f e
et taU slide t al ks a nd movies are usedonion s and radishes for a
month and as e ff ec ti ve as t l1 ei r hardy throughout the course
in relationandwe now have more lettuce than cousin the Delphinium.
to class work. .w e c an e at . The le ttuce we u se i s The wri
tel ' has a bed of annual A nominal f ee covers the cost ofOakleaf.
It does not make a fancy Candytuft interplanted wi th an - r egi s
tr a ti on and materials for bothhead, but i s so "doggo,ned"
tender nual Babys Brea th that is r e al l y t h e Adu lt and'
Children's Classes.you can hardly wash it. a sight to behold. You
may not All inquiries should be addressed.' String beans will b e r
ea dy i n a t hi Il k o f Candytuft as a cut-flower, the R e g i s
t ~ a r of Art Classes atweek and two p l an t ing s we made bu t
these have 12 to 13 inch stems the Phi ladelphia Museum of Art.
DINNERSwith onions plan ted r igh t in oneand are gorgeous,
particularly . SNACKSrow ar:d the other with radishes. when filled
in with Baby's Breath, 'Old.Timers Day' at ZOO FOUNTAINshow Just, t
he s am e growth as and t hey a re f r agran t .wt;;n p ~ a n t e d
alone: 1 . Righ t now we are in the midst Set for Saturday "" 535
BURMONT ROAD1 omda t ~ e s arel c o ~ ~ n ~ . a o ~ f l l 1 C ~ -
of a drought, so as . soon as I start Old a nd y ou ng a li ke ~ i
l l flock DREXEL HILL, PA,.: an .ose e Ii talking aboutwhat to do
andnot to to the Philadelphia Zoo S a t u r d a y - I ~ ; ; ; ; ; ;
; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; : ; ; ~ l aS o o ~ s , U S I ~
g t et e t e l ~ ~ do, in a dry spell, it will probably Old Timers'
Day-to witness a IIee share as1 'C 109 up 0 e start to rain. (I
hope i.t does). Three Diamond Jubilee pageant of scenesg r ~ e n t
~ U S ~ pa n s. d 1 t f words wou ld t el l t he .story but from
the Garden of yesteryear.P n .el ~ ~ e [ gar en a 0 won't fill up t
hi s c.olumn so we will All p er so ns sixty years of ag ee r ~ n n
l l a ~ ht a t arteh. n O t ~ m a y at d is se rt at e ( ha d t o
look that one and over wil l b e ~ d m i t t e d free soell' lelg a
IS lme, are . th d' t' ) b't Fi t 't.hrough blooming and should h
av e u p 10 e. IC l on ar y. a I. rs , that t he y c an e nj oy
tfJe recollec-faded flower stalks removed. Peo- do not water unless
.1t bevomes ab- tions of past visits. It i s expected. th h th h bl
. solutely necessary, I t r un s u p un - that s ome o f t he mo re
elderlymeso . o ug roug oommg, . b' I S d dshould be fed now a nd k
ep t well necessary \ \ o a ~ e r . 11 s'. econ, a guestswho willbe
present werevis-supplied with water for the bene f it not s t op
cultlvatmg Just. because ! lars at the Zoo during the very ~ ' r .
~ ~ l C r ~ a : ~ e=- - - , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
- - - - - - - I of next year's blooms, you have all the weeds
kIlled, but first year o f i t s ex is t en ce , 1874. ~ ~ ~ U o n
& r i d ~ ~ ~ l : ~ : ; , o ~ ~ ~If you were foresighted enough
k e ~ p t ~ a t dust mulch t o p r . e s ~ r v e The pageant, wh
ich beg in s at r ; ~ : J d l ~ e : l r : : e e ~ ~ o : = :I__ =-
_=_I mOIsture. If you wa te r , thele a t wo o 'c lo ck , w il l
include antique ~ : r J I ~ = . ~ ~ ~ y , o u l : : ;F L ' t
endency f o r !he plants t o m ak e vehicles, costumes, music and
song. frlendb'andthOUlbltuuen-'I
'I or Better awns surface root.s, 1f you do not wa te r Leroy
Miller, popular radio person- ,'.:;, ~ ~ r . n r m ~ : . ~ l 1 :
~Lovelier Gardens the roots w I I ~ go deeper ~ r o - ality, will
be master of ceremonies. 8 o n - M ~duce healthIer, more v1gorous
He will interviewsome o f t h e vislt- mWARDoenPlf.1I'HYPER HUMUS p
lant s. So to get back .1.0 those ors. and give pr izes to t he
oldest . .I use - "three w o ~ d s " t ~ a t tell wh? l e l ady and
gent leman present . hTho Culllvatod Oroonlc story. Don t sprmkle,
soak: WhIch In o rd er t o t ak e a dv an ta ge o fmeans exactly
that. It IS much f r ee admission t o t he G ar de n o n Q,\\?nee
nn.: .. .: ~ d ~ . :t vltolizlI yc.r .cll bet te r t o w at er p ar
t of your gard- Saturday persons s ixty ye ar s old '404 WNEE
ON-DELAW.....II1:,8 and 'neo.roo" orowth. en .tho.roughly, than to
water all and o v ~ r ' need only present them-
P&NN.;'YI.vANIAf t t h t 1 th d t '.1. Stro......u.. I.Ask your
Dealer. 0 1'. JUs enoug. a ay e us 1 : s ~ e ~ l v ~ e ~ s ~ a ~ t
~ t ~ h ~ e ~ g ~ a ~ t e ~ . ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ~ ; ; ; ;
; ; ; ~ : : : : : ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ~ I IWrite for Folders.
ThIS dry spell IS an excellent ex-p' F cuse f o r not cu tt ing the
lawn. Let Hyper.HumusCo, it go unt il i t re.ally needs mowingBox
XX. N,wton. N. J. and t hen s et t he m ow er t o cut
I - - - - - - - - - ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ' ! ! ! ! ! ' !
! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Ino closer than 2-inches. It is mucheasier
and much better f.or thel awn, A supplemental f eedi ng o f agood
fertilizer at th is t ime will helpto keep out crab grass.Write the
Spare Time Gardener,at 202 N. 21st St" Phila. 3, Pa.
YOU KNOW'? FINGERS BEFORE FORKS \D II t ON 'word l una t ic
comes from People ate with their fingers un- e 0 pen ewmeaningmoon,
and tic, mean- til the f o rk was devised In the elev- S J 27s t ~
u c k , evolved from t he enth cent u ry . S ing le h and s shaped
eason unebelIef that moonlight we h M I heer;atlc a.cti,ons o f t
ho se ex- the spoon and cupped hands p.re- It eC lor
to Its rays. ceded the cup.
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OPlN E V E ~ Y NITI
MARY A. BAIR, P,e.ident
I MORT fAftR, 11. So. 6911I St. II G t1.m",,: rloa,. S I .d a
quo l if te d Ial,ca.dltlo.I., .peelalil' '0 lurvey my II
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, to detai ls andThe
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Telephone RI 4-1581
119 SO. 69th ST.
Year 'Round Ventilation! 5-Year Warranty! Cools ancl
Dehumidifies!Don't let the swoltering days aheadeilter your ,home
.. ,,,hen tile cool.Gomfort of Philco Air-aonditionerwill give your
family a "now leas"" onsummer I if .. A Philco Air-conditionerwill
actually inarease the efficiencythroughout the heat of tho
workingday. Installs in a jiffy in any type wind ow , w it h n o
special wiring . lindpermanently seals out heat, noise linddir t.
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= - - - ~ :-Gwe f6e Kids a BreakCome _t and Cheer fer the A's
aod Pkillies when they play eaeIIother on Monay night, JUlIe ~ ' 7
t b , at Shibe Pa rkfor the benefit of UteJ>biladelphia Junior
BaseballFederation. Receipts willhelp bay equipment for 50,000 y o
n n ~ t e l ' l l .
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"The Busy Office"ARE SOLD FAST!VISIT OUR MODliRNPICTURE
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OscarScheJlenberl:er)Best materials and workmanshIpat reasonable
prices. Orders accepted from any area. Deliveryservice. Fences,
step RaU, GrilleWork, Window Gratlnj \' , CeDarDoors, Fire Escapes.
Lamps andLamp-posts.421 DUPONT ST PJlII,ADELPHlaIVyridge 3-5935
L. M. PlaygroundTeams in Action
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& SONFUNERAL DIRECTORS
"Air-Conditioned"69th StreetBOWLING CENTER51 So. 69th St. Upper
DarbyTelephone BOulevard. 1233
IT'S GREAT SPORTl yes it's funpacked afternoons andevenings
at COOL, 'AIR-CONDITIONED69TH ST. BOWLING CENTERTAKE OfF EXCESS
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%7 SOUTH SIXTH STREETBRAD'" & RO)tNBfRG INC
I1IlIlle41attIItt.lllt1en
t!ctt LO 3-&005FOR FREE ESTIMATE
Haverford Twp.Nine Wins OverManoa,Wayne'Teanis AdvanceInMainLine
Loop M a r a ~ h o nV 11 F 30 ' ' By HARRY ELLSWORm 0 E Fa., ey
orge, Al though r a in washed ou t four h is t hi rd win, Parlssl
got two of n very rontAllie Cornog's H a v ~ r f o r d Town- M ain
L ine L eag ue games last Ethleh Manoan's. six hits off Jim Mc-
Action opened on all f ro nt s i nli t bl d k d M d W . denny ana
Lou S po sa to and "ship A. A. baseba earn. anke wee en , anoa an
ayne g am e s co re d two runs. the Lower Merion Playground
\valley Forge General Hospi tal , 3-0, a half game on the
league-leading Youn L d Att k Leagues last week as softb 11 andand
opposed Wayne Hawks in a no- M edia M ain L iner s b y n ipp in g ,
g easac' adecision gamelast week. Ardmore and Glenolden respec-
Bill Young, making his debut at b a s ~ b a l l games were s taged
forI The Havertowners, whomeet the tlvely 'first for the Eagles,
garnered both boys and girls from 9 to 17.'Darby Phantoms at Darby
Frirlay, T h i ~ weekend the Main Liners three hits .of the eight
collected. In the softball league for boys 9Iwill return to the
Brookline field meet Glenolden' on Sa turday and Down In Glenolden,
Dorman to 11 B Id GI d 'next Monday night , June 27, when Ardmore
on Sunday The Medians Glancy hurled a fancy threehitter . ,a a an a
wyne are pac'General Electr ic wll l be e n c o u n t e r ~ wlll be
playing one their games Rl? Wayne snapepd the Star s ' win- mg the
pack . Bo th are unbeaten.'ed,. on f o re i gn g r ounds sLnce they
lost mngstreak, 6-1. Glanc helped ,his General Wayne,' Penn Wynne a
ndi Ira H ~ r ! 1 1 s h agall?' was I n f in e the Brookhaven Field
last week- ?wn cause by. ba.ttlng t wo r un s S ou th A rdmo re a
re leading the,form s t nk l ng ou t nme and f'llow- d k Sh (3 Q)
J' L f In th e four th mnmg. D1Ck Sweeney ,l ing only four hi ts.
Bi ll Garner re- en . Jac - and 1m 0 - belted a two-run home ru n f
or t h e boys 12- 14 baseba ll league, and,cently released by the
Washington I J a n d I ( 2 : 0 ~ will toe thteh mou.nd ffor winners
in the eighth. Belmont, which defeated Ardmoreh d f oe rvm s c rew
a s ey 81m or George Ackl 0 ff d hi A 2 .Senators, on t e moun or
the ir seventh and eighth straight ,.estn' su . s ve . 9- , Is
toppmgthe boys' 15-17the Phoemxville t eam. wins secondloss ~ g a m
s tW? wms, w h l ~ e baseball circuit. Ashland and SouthThe m at ch
w it h Wayne Hawks . , ' Glancy registered hiS first wm .'was a h
ec ti c a ff ai r a nd c on cl ud ea Man oa , o n the other hand,
must a f te r two unsuccessful relief ef- A.rdmore a re o ut In
front m theb tl 'th d ' . h t'l m e e ~ Narberth and WaynE.' on
suc- forts. girls' sof tball league.a rup y, WI n? .eclslon reac e
. ceSSlVe days. The Manoans travelAs the seventh lOnmg neared
COI'
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IIIrl, ' Playsuits(right' With pl.aled shari ' .andbibtop. '"
Galey andlord seersuckor. Blue, brown,green. 3Iz..tHo &c. 1.79
.'I Ill 1 relldual ,hrlnkatle
SCONO FlOOl
Sanforized*BroadclothMaternity dress styledfor c::oolness and
comfort. low,squared neckline triply underscored.Adjustable, of
course.Pink, aqua, mals. S ize .1010 18. 5.98
TtoIIRD FlOOI
FrollyDolted Swillin a cool, crispdress withpretend.pearl
buttons.Matching sash adorns thetinywaist.White only.Subdeb sizes 9
to 15. 5.98
THIRD FLOOR
Girls'P1eatod S"ortsleenlerl sUlpender.slyl., IIIC!clieyand lord
seersuck.r.Blu.,brown, gre.n. Sizes 3 to 6x. 1.79
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Color .. Driftwood, m i. ly loupe ,Sun Magic. sunlon, ! leach
Tan,medium neutral. All .ize. from
10 1 0 ~ . 'Writ, or phoneArdmore .4000 for2 poi ;. o r more.
Please orderby style number.
#62015 denier51 gauge
#35530 denier51 gauge
On Our
#58420 denier51 gauge
#40230 denier45 gauge
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#51415 denier54 gauge
ROYAL FAMILYNYLON HOSIERY
Pin-Tucked Cottondress byJoan Kenley, withtown or travel
neatness,at a pin.moneyprice.lilac,blue,mais, pink, gray.Sizes12 to
20. 5.98
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Olrh' DoubleWoven GaHan.Irlped Tshlrl. !,-ssoried stripes.S lz
.s8 to 14. 1.19 '.
G\rl,GabardIneShortsOeftl sanforized. Back.zipperclosing. Dark
green,navy blue,brown and paslel shades. SIzes7 to 1.4. 1.98
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For'The Younger Set,
Triple-Tiered SkirtIn wear-everywherebroadcloth. Pink,
dqua,blue, mais andcalico printwith copper or
greenbackground.Sub-deb sizes10 to 16. 5.98
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Ruffled Colton Blous.can be worn off theshoulders, or asa
portraitneckline: White only. Sub.deb sizes 10 to 16. 2.98
Popular Plcolayift a scoop-neckline dressjust for juniors. Full
skirtb illows from unpressedpleats . Gold, blue, lilac ,pink.
Sizes9to 15.8.98
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WOULD YOU LIKE .& PETfWill YOQ Give It. Good HomeTDOGSand
CATSAdoptlonDonation$2.00,MANY TYPES AVAILABLE
Delaware Co. I.P.C.A.SandT Bank Road MediaJtlEDIA 8-la,OSP,ENCER
Support Shop
Corsets aUd BrassieresIndividually d e ~ l l : u e d {or
coolKnmmer wear.ELIZABETllB. I\lcCAHAN. R.N.6 W. Lancaster A,e
ArdmoreHours 10 to 4. or by appt.Ard. 10:'>'4 - Home. IWlton
4458-J
TAILOREDOLOTHES
FOR WQMJllN
ISince 1890'
JAMES PI..,I S ST\
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ARDMORE 0117. 1324 W. GlRA &D r\ VB.
STevenson 4.8700
,DORFNER(l Cleaners?F O R B ET TE R
Bags for Fall Season HEARING-Real Fashion AccessoriesT he b ag
yoU c ar ry t o cocktail SONOTONEparties in the fall will be a d ef
in it e You see moreSonotones every year.fashiqn a cc es so ry t o
you r e nt i re People are happv with Sonotonecos tume , acco rd
ing to the news hearlnll:!f rom t he h ag industry.
SONOTONESlipper-dyed sat in, salin-striped 'l'he 1I011se Of
Hearlult69th ST. OFFICEshirred taffetas and hlacl< laceover 406
Uppe r DarbyBank Bla._pastel a nd b ri gh t s at in s a re all
BOlJLEVARD 2240s la te d f or much importance. In 16th &
WALNU'l' STS.307 Medical Arts Bldlt., phOa.some cases bags will
match the cos- RI 69732
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erve a s a l ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1brilliant and effective
contract. The Iiyounger e lement will be stepping,out to school
proms l ook ing so demure, yet somehow sophisticated,in velveteen
dresses with pert litt le matching drawstring velveteenbags t o
match a-swinging fromtheir slender wrists.
106 E. LancasterWAYNE
ESTABLISHED -1915
Pay for This Beaut ifulSink-Connected in "You;' Kitchen
Line
Modern Home R ~ p a i r sAll Branches OfThe Building Trade
Kirchellaider' DeL/I,.xe
37 Coulter Ave. , S l ~ ~ \ I " i ; : n154 W. Chelten Ave.,
Gtn.54th and City
SOME FLOOR SAMPLES OF SINKS AND'CABINETSAT R EDU C ED PR IC ES
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42"-54"-60" SINKS'AND'ALL SIZES OF WALL CABINETSSEND FOR FREE
BOOKLETOR STOP IN AT OUR SHOW ROOM
CALL-WARREN W. AUKETT9008 West Chester Pike KIRKLYN. PA.SUNSET
9176 OPEN EVENINGS
NO DOWN PAYM,ENT. . to replace the 0 I 20' P Dold-fashioned sink
n y c ,er ay~ ~ ~ T O
BY MULLINSr ; ; : : : : : : j ~ .~ : s : = : : : : : i
BARBARA
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for every bause DHbv
GEORGI!J A. WALKERAlSoclate B 19arma a b i l l . . jor C
Virginia Lee GoldMacarood CrunchBAR CAKE
Slicecllacon : : :" . III S5c IDried Beef Loaf S l ~ " d '-:
29cPork Squares 5. . . .1. tb 29c CGrnmeal Mush 20 . ' tin 1OcCole
S lowO r _ s - 11I27c P e t - A g r e e ~ O : : " d 2 ~ 1 : . 3 3
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Country VealRib Veal ChopsRump Veal .... I.Veal Roast s.
CutllllidBreast of VealNeck of Veal Or ~ : : k
Farmdale POULTRY FEEDS'
Thursday, June 23, 1,949 .
Goldenlayers, . 3Svanil!a ic.d.. lappede.ch CWith
deliCIOUSmacaroon crunch
LIVER PUDIIUI l L a n c s i ~ ; ~ r n d ( A n ~ Size)'1ft . .
'/4Ib 15< PooceriNCY STEER liEF LIVER
lEVERAGES : : , ~ : ~ ~ - : ~ ~ JOCGingor AI., Sa_porillo,Cream
Soda. Root I ,. PIlla bottl. dopa,it and Ponna. III.in Penl\a.
markel.Farmdale,Scratch Grains 25-'::. ' .03 I 100.1: '
:4.00farmdale LayingMash 25.'::151.15 I
100.1:'.54.45.FarmdaleGrowing Mash 25'::. ' .15 I
100.1:'.54.45farmdale Starting & GrawlnlMath 25-'::.$1.15 I
100':..$4.50Farmdale ChickGrains 25':.$1.15 I 100':..$4.50
SeafoodYcrlves
UPHOLSTERING LEGAL NOTWESIn All Bra'nches Births Sealed b l d S
W i i C ~ v e i f b y i i i eROBERT H Boroup;h of. Narberth, up t0
8 P. M. At Bryn Mawr HospItal: Eastern Daylight saving Time,
JulyDEN N I S To Mr. and Mrs . Leon Bel le vue, 11th, 1949, at
which time they w!l1be opened tor a F ie ld House to b e10 _ 12 E.
SPRING AVE. 109 Walnut Ave., A rdmo re , a bui lt o n t he R ec re
at io n Fi el d, N ar -daughter on June 13. berth, Pa. .'II~ ~ ~ p
~ h ~ 0 ~ n ~ e ~ A ~ R ~ D ~ I \ : t : ( ) ~ R ~ E ~ 5 3 ~ 8 ~ 6 ~
~ ~ I I Contractors are to submit separateTo Mr. and Mrs . Rus se
ll Thayer, bids on the following:____________- . D ar by Rd H av er
fo rd a daughter Carpenter labor,' InclUding Super-., , Vising the
work. Lumber-MllI workon June 14. -Concrete and cement work--Stone:
T Masonry-Brick work-Cast s tone--o Mr. andMrs. Raymond Swope. Iron
work-Roofing-Lath and p l a s ~511 Baird Rd., Meri on , a so n o n
terlng-Metal lockers-Metal toile tJ 16 partitions-Plumbing and
Electricalune . work.To Mr. and Mrs. John OrIel', 120 Excavation,
backfill and gradlnl/: to
E S A Ad' d h Ibe done bv the Borough.. prIng ve., l' more, a
aug - The Borough of Narberth Councilt el ' on June 16. Ir e s e r
v e ~ the right to re.lect any or allTo Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mullen.
b l ~ d d r e s s bidto the Borough of Nar110 Merion Ave., Bryn
Mawr, a son ber th . 107 Forrest Ave .. attention ofon June 17. . !
~ f t t ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ a ~ a ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I ~ ~ o ~ l r ; X v f r ~ ~ e ~To
Mr. and Mrs. Armond Novelh, "Bid for F ~ e l d House."Edgemont Ave
Ardmore a daugh- I RUTH W. GRACEtel' On June i s . ' secretaryOT
6-16-3tSealed bids wllIbefeCeiVed Jiv" theKELLY-MILLER Boroup;h Of
Nar be rt h up t o 8 P . M.E.D.T JUly 11. 1949. tor demolishingM ~
u d M ~ R a ~ ~ d R M l ! ~ ~ l l i e h ~ ~ ~ ~ t e d ~ l " f t r r
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= ~ = = = = = = = ~ = 'of 1700 Mel a e A Ly 0 d nue. Narberth.,Pa.
":r s ve., nnew 0 The house to be taken entirelyPark, have
announced the engage- down and the cellar filled With mate-t f th d
ht M I rial (except lumber) to within 18Imel1 o. ell' aug er, ISS
rene inches of the present ground level.Haverford & Forrest
Aves. IKa therme Ml1ler , to Thomas J. The balance of 18 Inches to
be futedK II f M d M J h with good clean dirt to level
orNARB.:R.TII ley, son 0 r. an rs. osep grou nd. The fill to b e w
ell puddled(J'ext to Mobile Serv ice Sta tion) Kel ly , of Upper
Darby. The wed- with water .ACME GRADED "A " BEEF ding is planned
for September. r e ~ ~ e s B r ~ ~ u r ~ ~ h ~ f t o N ~ : ~ t ~ n~
~ ~ n ~ f ~
Te-der Juicy Standing C;U!,71clnucth.o. " , ' " ' J - , , , ~ ,
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r i U e ~ W ~ n t ~ f t ~ ~ e B 8 h ~ Y ~ ~ a ' : : t ~..." ' of
the Property Committee. Mark onRIB ROAST ( f ~ : r ) "' 69c
VOY"ERS' REGISTRATION : : ~ o ' o : ' : ~ ~ i t ~ : : : .DUCKLINGS
35 deceased. Late of Narberth, Mont-L e. 1.....11 I,h e gomery
County. Pa. Letters testamen-.. ' ....h Kill'" . For the benef i t
of Electors of Montgomery County - . ta ry on t he above e st at e
hav e b eengranted to the undersigned. who re-FIYIIl' !
CliCKERSf:r:.K : ~ ~ Ita 35e I who have not yet registered to vote
under the Act ~ ~ : ; n ~ ~ l a G : t ~ ~ r ~ h ~ ~ ~ i ~ ~ e g } a
m ~ sU h b' cedent to make known the same, lindi of '1937, or W 0
may have o the r Registration usi- I all prsons Indebted to th
decedent toall persons indebted to the decedentn es s t o transact,
Registrars from t he ma in offi ce to make payment. without delay.
tGJEANE'GRIFFITH, Executrix.at the Cour t Housewil l be at Or t.o
her Attorney:H. WIENER, Jr.16 S. Broad StreetPhiladelphia 2,
Pa.
P.ra . . . . .11 posh.ttl 11\ a rich tomalauc. withch....
add.... A meal Id a liffy.
I ~ ! ~ ! ~ , ! ! . ~ ! ~ ~ i n .xt,a : ~ ; ; : : ~ ~ ~
papu,!d::rt$1and broakfalt iruit.
Prices Are Effective in the Following Markets'-. ',114.18 tI.
NARBERTH ~ Y E N U IOPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P. M. - SATURDAY, 6 P.
M.
CENTER CITY LINE WEst OFHAVERFORD AVENUEftPI;N TIUE!iDAYt
THURSDAY. FRID4Y T ~ L L 9 -Po M..6 P. ft\. - PLENTY FilE
PARKING
VALUES,Glonaid__Halvo, orSlices-freestone
P P L E D ~ ~ ~ : J 0P u I ~ S l a n d a r dRod Ripei SOUPS T O
' : ~ ~ p ~ ~ = ~ l b l . 4 % ~ ~ ' : z P i c s e 21 $1leel Bash V
i ~ ~ i ~ i o { ~ z ~ ~ a r i 7 C 4 far $1Far_ale T O . l t o e s 2
r ~ l Y 5 i e 7 fer $1Fnait Cocktail libby', z r ~ i ~ ~ r 4ic .5
far $1'leleal rucy P e u z r N ~ ~ ~ r ~ S C l ' 6 for $1Ideal Beus
'Vla=r N ~ t r i ' ~ t o S for $1lISCO Tomato Cats., { ~ ~ ~ a r
1'5"0 8 for $1Ideal Tomato Paste : l r o r ~ ~ ~ r ~ 9 0 11 for
$1Ideal Beneds G p ~ a . : ~ ~ ~ g a r 5 r o : ~ ~ : r " g e 16
$1CrulleR' Sauce ~ ~ : ~ z ' ~ ~ : ' i 7 0 8 far $1
