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PRICE THREE CENTSBorough ImprovingWoodside AvenueJl7iaening of
WynnewoodAve. Next on Program
Escorts the Mayflower.The U. S. S. Putnam, Commander Charles H.
Shaw, of Narberth , commanding, has been detailed to escor t the
UMayflower"d ur in g t he P re si dent 's v ac at io nc ru ises in
New England waters,June 23 until July 21 inclusive. ThePutnam
recently c ru ised to Sidney , N . S., b y way of Wiscasset,Me., c
ar ry in g t he n av y radio setto MacMillan.
OUT EAaLY
Lawn Fete. We stay-at-homes in NarberthA group of young girls of
the this year will be s av ed a part ofPresbyt er ian Church a re g
iv ing a the ;' annual torture. With picturel awn fet e thi s a ft
ernoon and eve- pos tcard pos tage at t wo c en tsning on t he l
awn of t he home at , there will be fewer 'Having a f ineMr. John
A. Caldwell, Essex and 'ome. 'Wish you were here. TheElmwood
avenues. X marks ou r room."
Union Twilight Meetings.The Protestant churches of Narberth wil
l uni te , as usual , in outdoorservices on Sunday evenings
duringJuly and August. The meetingsthis summer will be held on
thelawn in the r ea r of the MethodistChurch. The f irst meeting
wil l beheld on July 5 at 7 .30P . M. It willbe a pat ri ot ic
servi ce , and the address will be delivered by Ho n.Fletcher
Stites.
NARBERTH, P A ~ , SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1925
on Other Notes of NarherthClub
VOLUME XI, NUMBER 39County to Inspect Tennis Team BeatsBooks of
Squires West JerseyIrvin IFill Check upCounty Commitme11ts
Big Celebration toBAEBALL TODAYSquire Walzer's Bala-Cynwyd Be
Staged No, not delphiniums. \Ve wereteam will play on the Narberth
referring to Our Town.Field,this afternoon. Remember, As there will
be no mai l de-nO parking on the field. until L c.' 1 if D l
livered next Saturday, the paperfurther notice. egion in /large 0
.r tans will be printed a day early andOn the Fourth, next
Saturday, h will be in the hands of the
Narberth plays at Berwyn in the f ir Four!. clamoring populace
Friday.morning 'and Ashland plays here . Please get your copy in a
day. h f ahead of schedule.\VilIiam C. Irvin, Controller of Last
Saturday the Narbe rth t en- 111 tea ternoon. If the Harold D.
Speakman Post, Uuder t he direction of StreetMontgomery County, is
planning to nis team easily defeatedWest Jersey of the American
Legion has any say Commissioner Geo rg e B . Supleehave th e staff
of his office, audi t ina division A league match on their PLAN FOR
50-FOOT TRAFFIC CONTROLS a number of improvements arem the mat te
r, Narbe rth' s cel ebra -the books and accounts of the Jus- own
courts. The individual scores I HWAY IS KILLED - - being made to
\'Voodside avenuetices of the Peace and committ ing are as follows:
HG__ tion of the Fourth this year wil l be Many Suburban Lights are
a Product f rom Maple to Wynnewood.'Magistrates, as wel l as those
of all Singles-H. Lane, Narberth, de- State Decides for 4QFoot
Roadway second to none 'on the :Main Line. of a Narberth Shop. The
principal part o f t he wor kBurgesses of Motgomery. County, feated
E. Hall, \Vest Jersey, 6-2, After Receiving Protests. Plans are
under way for a bang- vVhen the light hanging in is the
installation of a l arge s to rmwith reference to the payment of
6-4; R. 1. Fre tz , Narbe rth, defea ted Revised p lans of the S ta
te H igh- lip a ffai r t o r ival l as t yea r' s cel ebra - f ront
of you on Lancaster Pike sewer o f 24 and 36-inch pipe. Thist he
County and S ta te of all lines C Or r "rest J r 7 5 6 3 ' F .. f
suddenly flashes through yel low se Her 'run f m M pI n e. . d"" e
sey, -, -, . way Department, whIch provJde or tiOD, which was
probably the best- lv S ro a eave uetc ., whIch may be due by these
IS- F re tz Na rb er th defeated C. F. .... to red you stop. It
were best to to Inlian Creek, which runst rict officials, arising
from the dis- M e a r ~ , West J e r ~ e y , 6-2, 6-4; A. B. t1:e
reconstructIOn of the L m c ~ l n attended gathering in the history
of obey, for a pol iceman i s probably th rough the field below
Wynneposition of various cases. Haws, Narberth, defeated W. C.
hIghway from Rosemont to the cIty our fair nletropolis. There , ,,
ere on guard somewhere in the back- wood avenue. In times of
heavyCount y Cont rol le r I rv in s ta tes Cummings , ' Ve st J er
sey , 6-4, 1-6, line t o a wid th o f 40 feet instead fire\vorks,
music, baseball, speeches, ground. hains , th is s ectio n h as o
ft en beentha t i t has become evident f rom an 8-6 ; ,,y. Van
Auken defeated L. of 50 feet, were received at the and a d ay full
of events. Final de- 'iVhile waiting for the green f looded from
lawn t o l awn, andexamination of the County records Billington,
\Vest Jersey, by default; Courthouse in Norristown Satur- tai ls of
this year ' s celebration will signal, it might be well, if you are
has been a mecca f or children inthat either a large number of
these C. Coles, West Jersey, defeated J. I '1'1 I d ft be publi
shed in nex t week' s "Our g iv en t o such t hings , t o glow a
bathing suits.officials have had no business before C. ?I'IcKell,
Narberth, 6-0, 6-2. cay.. Ienew pans were ma e a er Town, " which
will be i ssued Fri- ~ i with local pri.de. Fo r these Another step
in the abolitionthem tor some time past, or they Doubles-Lane a nd
Van Auken, a tnp last week by Montgomery day instead of Saturday.
lIghts were made 111 N a ~ b e r t h , as ,of the unwanted swiming
pool ishave not complied with the duties of Narberth, defeated Hall
and Mears, county Commissioners Stout, Keelor In announc ing the
cel ebra ti on were. a lso many other s 111 Lower the installation
of four city inlets.their office in makingproper returns West Jer
sey, 6 -4 , 4 -6, 6-4; Fretz and Crawford and Control le r I rv in
the Legion pre ss agent had the fol - Menon , Upp er Darby a nd Hav
- Two wil l be at the corner of Ma-to the County official. and
Fretz, Narberth, defeated Orr to Harrisburg to protest the original
lowing to say: erford townships. pIe an d \Voodside and the o th
erIt would appe ar t ha t many of and Cummings, 'West Jersey, 6-4,
widening plan. "Commencing at 7 P. M., on the John A. Miller, p op
ul ar t in t wo on ''Voodside near Wynne-these Justices,
lvlagisfrates and even 2-6. 6-4; Hawes , a I ~ d McKell, Nar-
Accompanying the new plans Communi ty P layground, i t wi ll con-
roofe r, constable and basebal l fan, wood.Burgesses have
apparently become berth, defeated Bllhngton and Coles. from
l-Iarrisburg was a let ter sta t- sist of a band conce rt , several
ad- is. the ~ e s i g : n e r and ma nuf ac ture r O n the
completion of t he p ipe
delinquent in the submittal of their West Jersey, by default.
ing the protests from the county of- dresses by prominent speakers,
ot the lIghts. On the second floor layinO' the level of the street
wil l berepor ts , and whil e prompt in the ir Fol lowing the
matches th.e ladies Iic ials had been thoroughly probed
presentation of t he Ameri can Le- ?f his shop on Haverfo rd a v e
~ u e raised'in places to remove the d ipdispos al o f a n o ff end
er a rr ai gn ed ser ved a v er y wonder fu l dmner to a nd had
been p roven t o be well- gi on Sc ho las tic Medal s, a nd a fire-
IS an assortment of metal-workmg in t he lower end and the s tree t
wi llbefore them, and naturally insistent one of t h best cro\yds
of the s e a s ~ n : founded . The S ta te H ighway De- works d
ispl ay which will r ival t he machinery by means of which the be
paved f rom ~ u r b t o curb g iv ingthat the violator of the law
comply O!?' FrIday evel11ng l as t a speCIal partment, as a
consequence, the let- one of la st y ear t ha t was so much l ig ht
s are turned out. a smooth, broad thoroughfare.peremptorily with
the penal ty im- meetmg of the c ~ u b was .held 111 ~ h ter
continued had decided not to in- enjoyed by you. In addition to
havin.g made The job wil l cost in the neighbor-posed, have
themselves been lax in c l u b h o t ~ s e . ThIS meeting, whIch
sist on the widening of the Lincoln "There will be no charge for
ad- la.rge numbers o f these hgh t s f or hood of $2500. The funds
for thetheir bookkeeping to s t ~ t e the I ~ ~ s t . was faIrly
well a t t e \ 1 { l ~ d , w ~ h ~ l d Highway five fee t on each s
ide be- miss ion to t he g round s, b ut as the d i f f e r e n ~ p
a r t ~ of these s U ~ l 1 l : b s , work were provided in the
budge tAs a result of thIS condItIOn for the purpose of stul1ulatmg
111- yond the conc rete road but to re- expe nses mus t be met by
public Mr..MIller IS no."I subnl 1t tmg f or t he y ea r as p as
sed in J anua ry .which Control le r I rv in int ends to t eres t.
in the e ffor t to fill t he mem- qui re the county to c o n ~ t r
u c t curb- subsc ript ion, you a re request ed to d r a ~ v l l 1
g s a ~ l d estImates for the The job is only one of several oper
emedy i f withi n his power to do ber shlp q.uota o f t he club. Dr
.Ho ,y - ing on bot h sides of the 40-foot fonvard all contribut
ions previous projected hght system on the rat ions to be
undertaken as the needso, he is arranging his plans so a ard, ~ h a
I r m a n .of the m e m b ~ r s h l p highway. to july 1, i f
possible, to the Harold \Vhite Horse Pike. grows and funds a re ava
il ab le .to be able to send out his staff , dur- comnutt ee , r
ecel \' ed the promise of Commiss ion P re sident S tout e st i- D
. Speakman Post, No . 356.. A. , Vvl I ' . II . I .i ng the coming
dul l per iod a t t he much a .ssi stance and many v ~ l l u a b l
e mated the cost to the county und er J ul es Betus, 126 Merion
avenue, . .1Y Con you II1sta s p e ~ J a The most important of the
com-courthous e this summer, for an s u g g e s t l ~ n s . It was
al so ?ec lded to the new plans would not aggregate chairman. Due
acknowledgment mach1l1ery, Instead of makmg ing improvements is
that of Wynne-a ud it o f the dockets , o f all t he r e-es tablIsh
th e. c lub r ~ n k l . n g b o a r ~ l , more than $25 ,000 . Mr.
Crawford wi ll be made o f all contr ibu tio ns . th em up by
hand?" he was a sk ed . wood avenue f rom ' ~ l i n d s o r t o t
heoffic ials in Montgomery County, i r- as a means of 111creasIllg
1l1terest III and l \Ir. Keelor also stated that this "To make thi
s a ffai r wor thy of "Because every light is cliffer- railroad
tunnel. This street fo rrespective of t he f act th at r et ur ns
match play among all , th e .members . amoun t would likely be all
the our borough will entail considerable e nt ," w as t he r ep ly
. "vVe must yea rs has been in bad shape , due tohave been rece
ived f rom them or Another event of great 1 I 1 t ~ r , e s t t.o
county would have to expend on expense , bu t w ith your help ,we
can, makea drawing of the exact angle the failure of the
foundations undernot. the m ~ m ? e r s of the Narberth 1ennIs the
curbing. and will celebrate in a manne r tha t of intersection of
the streets and the effects of several springs there-It will be the
first time in the ASSOCIatIOn ~ o o k place on.the after- All three
county offic ials were wil l.make everyone proud to say- design t
he s igna l accordingly. abouts. .. Two years ago, however,history
of Montgomery County that noon p r e c e d ~ n g the I."eetmg, when
jubilant when they received the t id- 'That how Narbe rth cel ebra
te s. ' They a re mad e w it h t hr ee , four, a new foundat ion
was l aid, which ,th is wo rk has been d ~ n e as c o n ~ - ' V ~ l
t e r COW111 a nd BIll H al l s ta ge d ings f rom the St at e H
ighway De- " ~ x e you goi ng to b ack up you r or e ve n s ix f
ace s, depending on i t is hoped, wil l hold. The surfacepletely as
will be c ar ne d out thIS th eIr a nnual match. Onl y ~ n c e a
paliment. . . local cedebration?" the Humber of intersecting
streets. at p re se nt is a bout a s b ad as it h asyear. year d?
these, expert raquet WIelders "This change in the State 's plans
Poo l i s Closed. Th e angle of th e f aces i s deter- eve r been
and the car which passe s'That County Control le r I rv in is do
the ir s tu ff , and they a re S? mod- on Lincoln highway will s
ave the " mined after the needs of that par- ove r i t does so at
considerable dis-Decoming"a real "watch-dog" in t he e st t ha t no
one eve r .knows till l ong t axpaye rs of Montgomery county e s ~
~ ~ e o ~ w G ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ g H ~ ) O E ~ r l ~ n b : ~ I ~ t i c ' I ~
l l a r clorner are studied." . comfort to the passengers. faffairs
or-Montgomery County is afterward that the bIg match of t l ~ e
from $100.000 to $500,000," de- f B ~ b D be l Ie a rg es t a nd
l110St c ompl I- P la ns h av e been c omp leted orshown by his
work along other l ines s ~ a s o n has been pul le d off. TillS
e1ared Mr. Stout. f 'ryn " t W I ~ ~ tl ar YI rree
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Sardines. Salmon. TunaFish., Crab Meat, Lobster. Kippered
Herring,F re sh Macke re l. Fa tHerr ing , Soused Mack ereI.Th e
best g rades pu t upin medium size tin. Makesa quick workless
lunch.
COLD MEATSBoiled Ham, LunchRoll. Summer Sausage.V ea l Loa f an
d other va rieties of co ld mea t, freshcut.
Cash Only-No Delivery
George M. Dando
Because grapefruit a re h ard to ge t this time ofyear is no
reasonyou cannothave the best t ree ripenedgrapefruit.Th e flavor o
f t he fruit is preserved and the bigchunks of fruit and rich juice
will b e v ery refreshingt;hese warm summer momings.
GROCERIES-MEAT-VEGETABLES
SUMMER DRINKSAl l k inds of Ginge r A les and Roo t Beer. Tr
yValade- the frui t f lavor drink-made by putting afew spoonfuls of
Valade in a glass of cold water.A few specials for following
week:Granulated Sugar ......................... 6cPuffed Wheat
13cPuffed Rice 15 cArmour's Baked Beans 3 cans for 25cCan Asparagus
Tips 29 cPremier Pineapple, No. 2 size 25 cPrairie Rose Butter
53cLancaster County Eggs .4 1 c
SUMMER EATINGDiplomat BrandBoned ChickenChicken SaladChicken a
la KingChop SueyPut up in var ious size glassa nd a re just the t
hing for atasty cold lunch.Canned FishCANNED GRAPEFRUIT
CHEESEFuIl Cream York State,both mild and sharp.Other varieties
of softCheese and AmericanSwiss.
(6-27)CHAS. V. NOEL,Borough Secretary.
~ [ R T " C O A L & ~ U 1 l m N G M A n ~ l coNARBERTII _ P
E N N A . ~ .,.
Minimum, 80 cents. Price,2 centa aword. Three insertions for the
price oftwo. Classified advertisements will ber e c e i ~ d by
teleplume from subscribersof the telephone company.FOR SALE-Pool
table with complete equipment at s ac ri fi ce . Add re ss"P. 1 '
., " c ar e of Our Town, P. O. B ox!lGG. (tf)FOR SALE-Pool table
with completeequipment at sacrifice. Address "P. T....care of 0111
'l'own, P. O. Box 9GG. (tf)FOR SALE-Singl' r sewing mach iuewith e
ll 'c tr ic moto r a t taChed . PhoneXarbelth 1G;;4-R.
What if It Rains?
CLASSifiED ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR REN' r -Apar tment . second floor,f ive rooms , t ile l l1
lth. l ll 'wly ref in :shed,hardwood flOOl'S, white woodwork,
newpaper. 102 G I ' I I ~ ' l i n g [weuue. PhonesN:U'berth 1706-W
01' 1733.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL - Hef in edwhite g i rl wishl '' : home, with
light household dut ies . Schoo l I lr i\ 'i ll 'ges next
tl'rm.References exchanged. Phone Narberth(;In-H.
\\ 'ANTED-Organist who shaII a lso bec ho ir l ea de r n t t hl
' Xarbl'rth PI'esbyteri:lIlChurch, beg inning September f ir st . :
\ lu s tbe a p ro ff fi sing C ll l 'i st ian . Address wi thfnII
particulars. "Organist," 207 :\lerion:\\'I'nlll. Xnrbl'rth, Pn.
CHARTER NOTICEThe Narberth National Bank has been
granted a charter by the Comptroller ofthe Currency. Capital,
$50.000. H. W.Brown, Pres. J. W. McCrery, Coshier
ANTIQUE FURNITURE-Low-post el ' bed, c he st o f d rawer s and
drop-leaftable; a ls o mod er n C ol on ia l m a h o g a n ~
'dining table. Phone Narberth 1253R.FOR RENT-Two lIllnrtments,
fourr ooms l in d bath each; one furnished;lll'i\'ate entrances
nIHI porchl's. 9 :\lontgomery avenue.
1 ~ I M I M I M ! M ! M I M I M I ! . j W M I M I M I M I M I M
I M I M W I M I M I M I M I M 1 M I M ! M I M M I M J M l M I M I M
I M I M l M l M I
We ar e placed in th e peculiar position of desiring t o wa rnou
r customers that the strike clouds ar e threatening in th ecoal
mining districts, ye t fearing, in th e event they don 'tbreak, we
will be accused o f s pr ea di ng mer e sellingpropaganda.Bu t
doesn't everyone car ry an umbrel la i f it looks likerain? "Just
to keep i t away," they say.If your order for coa l is placed now,
an d you receive itsometime before July 15, at April prices, an d
you pa y fo ri t in one or two months' time ( or a t once i f you
want th ecash discount)- and then the re ISN 'T any s t rike--who
,pray tell, i s the loser?But if your order fo r coal just slips
your mind, and youdon't believe in strike clouds, anyway, an d y ou
h av e n ocoal when September arrives-and there IS a strike--who,.
.pray tell, But you know th e rest o f t he story.
CLERICAL WORK WilDtI'd b y hi ghs ch oo l s tu de nt . t o be d
on e at homl' . Cal l107 Conwa.\ avenue.
BOROUGH OF NARBERTHS ea le d bi ds, a dd re ss ed t o t he u nd
er signed wiII be received until 7.30 P. M.,Eastern Standard Time,
Monday, June 29,1925, for the purchase of 4 per cent.
RoadImprovement Bonds of the Borough ofNarberth to t he a mo unt o
f Seventy-fiveThousand Dol la rs ($75,000.00). datedAugust 1, 1925,
a nd mat ur in g F if te enThousand Dollars ($15,000.00) on
August1, 1935, and Fi ft een Thousand Do ll a rs($15,000.00) e ac h
f ive years thereafter'until August 1, 1955.
Pct.1.00085... ,,429.429:286.000
OUR. TOWN
League Standings.W. L.7 06 13 48 42 5e 7
MAIN LINE LEAGUE
i s master i n t heHooverless homeVERL!,PUGH
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORPhoaeal , .Ardmore 2385 Nuhiirth Z616
0heHOOVERII 'EIJ'S .. III il Sweeps til it Clellns
DIRT
HIGH PRICE REAL ESTATE
Berw,n . . . . . .Nllrbelth . . . . .Al'lImol'e .B"llla-Qya,..,d
..Paoli . . . . . . .AshlaRd .
H. J. Rittenhouse Buys Big T ra ct o fL and in Ardmore.
One of the biggest deals in yearsin Main Line rea l e st at e
was consummated last week when the lot onLancaster avenue, Ardmore,
ownedby Lower Mer ion Townsh ip , wassold to Harry J. Rittenhouse,
ofRittenhouse Bros.' The price paidfor the property was $352,000.
Thelot has . a f ront age of 270 feet onLancaster avenue, running
back toAthens avenue, a depth of 1000 feet.The average width is 200
feet.It is t he int en ti on of t he pur chaser to create a
$2,000,000 business section on the tract. The cornerstores on
Lancaster avenue wiII havea two-corne r s to re e ffect , g iv ing
awide view ~ n lessening the dangerof automobile accidents. AIl
storepropert ies wil l have 3o-foot frontage.On Athens avenue the
re wilI behousekeeping apartments, facingvValton avenue, and modern
a ir li gh t twin hou ses on 40- foot lotswilI be bui lt on the new
stree t t o beopened north from Athens avenue.:Mr. Rittenhouse's
plans contemplate the opening of a model bus iness street, 64 feet
wide fr0111 curbto curb, with parking space fora bout 250 ca rs . T
hi s innovati onwil l be the f ir st of i ts kind in theEast.Alr ea
dy t he pur ch as er has h adnumerous inqui ri es f rom
movingpicture interests, banks and apartment house bui lders for
the Lancaster avenue frontage.
SCARLET FEVER
NARBERTH MEMBER
DO yOU KNOW?That 21,000,000 letters wentthe Dead Letter Office
last year?That 803 .000 parce ls d id li kewise?That 100.000 let
ters go into themail yearly in perfectly blank envelopes?That
$55,000 in cash is removedannua lIy f rom misdi rect ed
envelopes?That $12,000 in postage stamps isfound in similar
fashion?That $3,000,000 in checks, dra ftsand money orders never
reach intended owners?That Uncle Sam colIects $92,000a yea r in
postage for the return ofmail sent to the Dead Letter Office?That
it costs Uncle Sam $1,740,00 0 yearly to look up addresses
onmisdirected mail?That 200,000,000 letters are giventhis service,
and-That is costs inone city alone $500 dai ly?And do you
know?-That this vast sum could besav ed a nd th e Dead Let te r
Officeabolished if each piece of mailcarried a return address, and
if eachparcel were wrapped in stout paperand t ied with strong
cord?J\foral: Ev er y man knows hisown addre ss . i f not t ha t of
his correspondent. 'Put it in the upper left hand corner!
Resigns From Milk Control District.The monthly meeting of
MilkControl I?ist rict No. 1 was held on I Bill Doyle's Berwyn Team
Made ItMonday 111 the office of the Board Seven Straight
Saturday.
of Health. . Ineffective pitching enabled:Mrs. J. Samuel.
Stephenson, 01 Narberth to crush Paoli in theCynwyd; H. R. rlchols,
of L ~ n s . game played at Paoli, Saturday.downe, and O . \ .
Kruse, of Nart Score, 18 to 2. Every Narberthber th ,. wer e p res
ent , as welI a playe r had at least one hit, andCI!emls.t D. ~ V
Horn and George Humphries and Yowe ll le d theW. Gnm, 1111lk
control ~ f f i c e r . . pack .with four apiece. Vemon. Mr. ! '-
ruse t e n d ~ r e d !lIS r ~ s l g n a Fl ec k held Pao li to five
scatteredtlon OW1l1g to changll1g IllS reSIdence, safeties. Other
features were thet h ~ I S making a vacancy on the com f ie ld ing
of Hartz, YoweIl and11l1ttee fr0111 ~ a : b e r t h . .. Rallying
the ir strength in theBefore reslgnl11g, howevel, Mr last two
inninO"s Billy Dovle'sK r u ~ e . cIait?ed there.should be more
Berwyn pace l e ~ d ' e r s , scored fourpubhclty given to mJik
contr?1 mat runs and nosed out Joe CuIlinan'sters by the local pre
,:s, to whIch D Knights of Columbus team, G to 5.Horn remarked: Mr.
K r u s ~ , Ii A damaging error in the eighthyou re ad t he local p
ap er s I fall tc i nn in rr allowed the leaders to scoresee the
justice of your request ; the two ;uns , and in the ninth,
Redpaperscannot do any more than they mond's double, Paist's
single, Highave done. In fact. I feel the) ains' sacrifice a nd Dor
sa ne o' s
I d " '"hould be comp 1l1lente . clean-up base blow scored the
win-The r e p o ~ t of Dr. Grim's a ~ t i v i . n ing r uns . Roger
s relieved Kaneties in keepll1g tabs. on the sa11ltary on the peak
for the Knights in thec o n d i t i o n ~ surroundl11g tl;e p r e p
~ r a . t h ird inn ing and pitched shut outtion of mIlk for sale
was I11terestll1g ball until the final two. An Anl -more uprising
in the sixth inningscored four runs, bu t Paist steadto i ed down
after that, and blankedthe home team. Features were thehitting of
Hayman and Burke and10e Dorsaneo.:MacAdoo.
Ashland lost its seventh straightt he spec tacu la r a ll -a
round play ofMain Li ne Lea gue g am e w henBala-Cynwyd won out on
Saturday, 7-3. Babb k ep t t he h it s weIlscattered, and al though
Ashlandmanaged t o outhit the wi nner snine to e ight , Ba la
-Cynwyd 'scame at more opportune times.
Philip Atlee LivingstonEditor and publisher]. Richmond
MagneyAssociate Bditor
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FERTILIZERS FORTHE HOME GARDEN
By Eil la H. U7ha,toll, Assistant ill Hom"ECOII01ll;CS
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PA:GETHREE
SUBURBAN BASKETBALLLEAGUE TO ENLARGE
Classified' a ds a re a cheap andconvenient way of making
yourwant& known.
Women Voters Find Both C it iz ensand Assessors Lack Interes
t.Laws and customs pertaining toregistry assessors and registrat
ionof persons ent it led to vote were the
main topics of discussion at themonthly meeting in Philadelphia
ofthe township and borough chairmenof the Montgomery County
Leagueof Women Voters,A commi tt ee t ha t had confe rr edwith the
county commissioners ina n e ff or t t o l ea rn t he cau ses o f t
helarge number of mistakes in votinglists declared they had come to
theconclusion that indifference alla long the l ine was l arge ly
responsible for defects in the operation ofthe registration system.
Large numbers of citizens do not take t het ro ubl e to mak e sur e
t he ir n ame sare on assessors ' l ists and many assesso rs l ack
int eres t i n t he ir work.Reports from local league chairmen who
have recently been investigat ing in regard to the el ect ion ofa
ssesso rs and the ir work repor tedthe existence of such different
cus":'toms in different local it ies t ha t i t:was decided the
county leaguewould secure a t ra ined investigator
to collect and compi le dat a on thesubjects. Whereas r epor ts
f romsome districts showed that the work'was well d on e, f rom o
th er p lacescame s ta tement s t ha t r eg is tr at ionw as f ar f
rom accu rate and com- 'plete. It was r epor ted tha t in onelarge
and important voting districta rel iable group of men made acareful
survey l as t yea r whi ch re-.vealed a discrepancy of about 25'per
cen t. between the pol l l is ts andthe number of persons the
investigators discovered.Further f ac ts wer e p re sen tedwhich' i
nd ica te d t ha t s ome o f t hedistr ic ts had become too large
to bethoroughly covered by one assessorand for whi ch the t ime a
ll owed for ,filing reports and the compensationwere both
inadequate.Three Autos in Crash.
1'he air was filled with b rokenglass when three cars came
togetherat the corner of Montgomery avenueand Pembrooke Road,
Cynwyd, lastTuesday, J. W. Mitchell, 1404Nor th Twenty- th ird s tr
ee t, Phi la delphia , was driving one af the cars 'sou th on
Pembrooke Road when heran. into a car"driven by Harold N.Mallory,
of New York, and anotherbearing a New Jersey license.
For-.tunately, save for a little shaking up,no one was hurt.
INDIFFERENCE CAUSE OFREGISTRATION DEFECTS
ARBORS
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Rustic and White
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NARBERTH ELECTRIC SHOP
Next week we shal l move to ou r new location250 Haverford
Avenue. I n o rd er t o r ed uc e ou;.. s ~ o c k s we offerRadio
Sets Below Cost
All electrical goods stock at a s avi ng of 25to 30%.
Phone-Lansdowne 888
Each yea)' m01'e people buyKunkel 's Coal because theyget better
coal, quicker service, lull weight and 50c a t onoff 1m cash.
29 BALA AVENUE'CYNWYD 862
63d & MARKET 51st & GRAY'S
SHULL LUMBER CO.All of these can be built by anyone handy wi th
tools.We have a complete stock of th e Lumber requi red toconstruct
them.
Contains Many Attract ive Designs
KUNKEL
Will Have Three New Divisions NextSeason.There will be' three
divisions inthe Suburban High School Basketball League next season.
The' basketbl 'l l commi tt ee s dec ided to enlarge the circui t
on account o f t henew membe rs i n t he l eague. Lasty ear the cir
cuit was mad e up oftwo divisions.West Chester,
Marple-Newtown,Ambler and Springfield HighSchools are thenew addi
tions to the
........_ "'.IWl _._"'._ _ _ ,.. - - - - - - - - - 1league. The
Marple-NewtownR.EMOVAL "SA"L"E" - .... 1lO. School was in the C
division of thebaseball league, b ut w as n ot in thebasketbal l
league last year . Amblerplayed in the basebal l league o f t heB
section last year, but d id not p laybasketball.'West Chester had
several strong,t eams l as t yea r and should prove awelcome
addition to the league. I t ,will be entered in the A league.
'Springfield High had several goodseasons in the basebal land
brtsketballleagues. The Springfield team willcomplete in the C
division,The A division of the Suburban226 Haverford Avenue Le ague
h as six schools entered.Nor ri st own H igh, whi ch won t heHoover
and Westinghouse, Agents championship of theleaguelast year,Phone
Narberth 2282 Narberth, Pa. is again one of the contenders.
The_,.." ' .__ .._ -. .__-: other teams are Chester High, Low-
.. .. r, u."..".,. er l\1erion, Upper Darby, WestChester and
Lansdowne.Six teams are also entered in theB division. They are
Abin6"tol1High, Med ia H igh, Dar by High,Radnor High, Che lt enham
}-lighand Ridley Pari"Seven schools wil l comprise theC division.
The schools entereda re : Haver fo rd High, Glen-Nor,J en ki nt own
H igh, SwarthmoreHigh, Marpl e-Newtown, Amble rand Springfield.The
t hr ee leagues will ma ke i tpossib le for t he t eams to p lay
onlyonce a week, givingthem much t imeto prepare for the games.' l'
he season will g et u nd er wayjust before the Christmas
holidays.Las t yea r t he sea son s ta rt ed in January, end ing in
March .
r ~ ~ : ~ ; ~ w : : ~General Office, 1612 Mathet S t r e e ~
Phn.deIpmajl The Philadelphia Suburban Water Company serves
ii. filtered. wat er o f t ~ highest quality in 46 boroughs and
i ~ I townshIps l o ~ a t e d In Delaware, Chester, Montgomery and
Ir"l~ l Bucks Counties. I:ilTo ~ e r v e t h ~ s territory
the.Company maintains 3 dams,u 3 p u m p m ~ statl0!ls, fully
eqUIpped with modern pumping ;
i ~ and filtermg e ! l u l I ? m e ~ t , 10 reservoirs, 12
standpipes and !j" 640 mIles of distributIon and transmission
mains. IGI ~ DIVISION OFFICES II
Eastern Southern Western'I ~ OAK LANE AND LANSDOWNE BRYN MAWRoj
CONSHOHOCKEN PENNA. PENNA.
INFORMATION AS TO RATES, S ERVICE. ETC ., lllAY UInl BE OBTAINED
ON APPLICATION TO THE ABOVE :E i ! ' ' ' 1 f 5 f i M l l : , l 1 i
i ~ = i f l t l t f ' C : i i , i ! i = ! i i i = = m - ~ : r L r :
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OUI'R'PT'O',' ~ T " . . T'. ..J, '1 ' "'QJ..'
BaIa-Cynwyd
BaJa and Union Aves.
Order Now {01' Winter50c a Ton to?' Cash in
10 DaysL. M. THOMPSON
Cynwyd 80
IT'S a burning shame forpeople to receive infer iorcoal. Each
ton of our coalreaches the comfort-goal-eachshovelful brings
heat-performance. We bring contentment toyour home by the truck
load.
for Good Clean CoalJOS. M. CRANSTONCYNWYD 700
Call the ~
Fancy the astonishment of the HeatFolks who witness t hi s s or
ry sight.Can i t be that Rip Van Winkle lives inthis house? Or is i
t j us t a commoncase of oversight? Some brisk morning i s going t
o cat ch this householdernapping. Then the re wil l be hur ry
,scurry and worry. The good providernot only keeps the larder
loaded, buthe keeps his coal binpackedbesides.Clean coal for you
and a c lear conscience for us. Our reliable coal helpsyou keep
your faith in human nature.It's our burning desire to serve youwith
heat.
CUlrOl I lOl I tOl I tOI I
IOtlil\1Ifl\1Ii1\11mmt\1Irt\i'fI]!1@
of ArdlJ10re;,., .
PreserveYour"VegetablesA root cellar built of concretewill be
free from ra tsand dampnes s - t h e tw o enemies th
efarmermeetswhenstoringroots,vegetables an d fruits during
thewinter.You r bui ld in g mate r ia l d ea le rwill tellyou many
ways in whichAtlas Portland Cemen t may beutilized t og r e a t a
dvan t a gearound the home an d o n th efarm.Because o f g rea te r
p roduc t io nthrough th e development of th erotarykiln, ATLAS is
cheaper today than thirty years ago.
We wan t you to feel that you can come tous f re el y f or advi
ce and counsel aboutmoney problems and d raw upon ou r
ex..'Pe\rience and friendlo/ / interest 'withoutobl igat ion. :What
is your problem today?
rAT'LA'S ': 8PORTLAND' CEMENT' ~ ' l h e S t a n d a r d b ! l '
W l z i d z altother makesan '11ltIlSU'I'e4"
Narberth
Helpfull Banking-is always a man-to-man
relationship
The Merion Title and Trust Company
, Front andback views of8 Genasco Latite Shingle.bowing the
Ukey" thatlockseach shingle to thoseunderneath. This IIker."
isinvisible on the comp eted700/. Genasco Latite Shingles
aresurfacedwith nonfading red,green and blueblackgranulated
slate.
Locked on your roof: , : ' : , , ~ i ~ . t -right oever the old
shingles
Re-roofing the "GenascoWay"-right over yourold weather-damaged
wood shingles-is the economical and safe way. Whether it's a home.
b a m ~stable. or garage. .It saves the time. troubleand costof
rippingoffthe old shingles. And it saves exposing the interior of
your building-even for a moment-to theweather while
re-roofing.GenascoLatite Shinglesare built on a foundationof tough,
rag felt, thoroughly saturated and thenwaterproofedwith Trinidad
Lake Asphalt Cement.They are weather-safe and
fire-resisting-durable~ ~ w . anda t t r pENMAN J.
WOODROOFERWholesale DistributorWAYNE, PA.
Lati feU'enasro Shingles", '%u uu ........ ~ : $ . : $
.......,.,.,.......,.%. u ' lila . . . . . . U . U
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25 Per Cent Reduction on Entire Stock of the Narberth Variety
Store. Nothing ReservedNARBERTH'S
Subtract 25% from these formerlow pricesDRESS MATERIALS
Flannels, $1.39Sheeting, 55c and 65cVoiles, 35cLinen 49cBrocaded
Crepe, 98cGingham, 25c and 55cCretonne, 25cCotton Crepe, all
colors, 45cBabies' Rubber Pants, 49cTable Sets, 6 Napkins
andTableCloth,. $3.89 and $4.49Ripplet Bed Spread, $5.00 and
$5.59Pillow Cases, 25cN"apkins, 10c, 15c and 25cLadies' Vests,
49cChildren's Pajamas, 98cChildren's Hose, 35c and 25cChildren's
Silk Sox, 49cSealpax. Ladies', $1.00; Children's, 79cBureau Scarfs,
25cLadies' Stockings, all colors,50c, 98c, $1.39, $1.85,
$2.00Shirts, $1.49, $1.75 and $2.49Neckties, Knitted, 50c; Silk,
75c" Caps,98c
SALE
THEADEL - IZ ,Z I
STORE
Save a Fourth-Glassware and PotteryDishes
StatIoneryNotions of All KindsWomen's WearPostal CardsCigarettes
and TobaccoKitchen Utensils
GREATEST
At the former NarberthVariety Store-a great'stock clearing
inventorysale. DrasticReduct_ons onEverything
ALL NEXT -WEEK
Reduced 25 per centAll Toys in S to reSporting Goods
Overalls and JumpersHousehold PaintBaseball Bats, Gloves,
BallsHousefurnishingsHardware and ToolsAluminum Ware
ALLSTRAWSAREREDUCEDOur entire line of first-quality Straw Hats
has been reduced 10%in order to c lea r the shelves. No bet te r
hats can be bough t. Nobetter prices can be found.Former prices
$2.00, $2.15, $2.45, $2.85, $3.15 and $4.15.. Caps of all styles
reduced.
CHILDREN'S PLAY SUITS
THEADEL I Z Z I
STORE
Baseball Suits, $1.49Slipovers, 98c and $1.79Sport Blouses,
59cKhaki Knickers, 89cWoolen Knickers, 98cGiant Alam Clocks, $1
.49Children's Shoes, $1.75 and $2.00Rag Bath Rugs, $1 .00Towels,
25c and 50cBoudoir Caps, 1Oc and 50cSponges, $1.00Floor Mops, 25c
and 49cO-CedarMops, $1 .25 and $1.75Screen Doors, $2.79 and
$3.39Adjustable Screens, 98c, 69c, 59c and 49cHouse Dresses, $2.98
and $3.98Bungalow Aprons, $1 .00Children's Dresses, $2.00 and
$2.25Kimonos, $3.39White Linen Dresses, $3.98Children's Rain Capes,
$5.00Wheeled Market Carriers, $2.25Flag Bunting for the Four th ,
15c a yard
Subtract 25% from these formerlow prices
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The up-to-the-minute stock of Adelizzi Brothers Haberdashery,
now included in the new store, has been reduced 100/0. Read these
low pricesthen subtract 100/0!
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Narberth, Pa.
White and Striped Flannels, $7.50 or $9.00Sports Sweaters, $6.00
and $6.50White Duck Trousers, $1.75 and $2.00
Blue Work Shirts, $1.25Silk Mohair Motor Caps, $1.50Nainsook
Union Suits, 75c -
B. V. D. Famous Union Suits, $2.50Pajamas, $1.75 to $7.50
Silk Hose,-50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25
STORE
10% REDl]CTIONS ON ALLHatsCapsUmbrellasBelts
,. 'Carters-Jewelry" .. ' GlovesHandkerchiefsStiff CollarsVan H
e u s e ~ CollarsS6ft Collars
QUALITY THE FINEST
ADELIZZI230 Haverford Ave.
THESO
English Broadcloth Shirts, $3.00Neckband or attached collarThe
"Ritz" Shirt, collar attached, $2.00Blue striped, latest
pattern
Madras Shirts, collar attached, $2.00Berkley-Knit Ties, $3.00
and $3.50
Quality Silk Ties, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50Indestructible Crepe
Ties, $1.00
.' Tie-Handkerchief set, matched silk, both for $1.25or $2
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Y. M. C. A. NEWS
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HERE AND HEREABOUTSBaseball today.Narberth vs. Bala-Cynwyd.
Mrs. William Livingston and herson Douglass motored to Peak'sI
sland, Maine, this week, wherethey will remain for the summer.
~ I r s . Albert E. Burgstresser, ofChestnut avenue, is on a
motor tripto Maine.
Mrs. George Gilpin, Mrs. CharlesF. Haist, Miss Florence Haist
andMrs. C. L. McKee returned lastF riday from a motor t rip to
Niagara Falls and Quebec.
Mrs . Abbie W. Nickerson andher sons, Phil ip and Stan ton,
arespending the summer at Cotuit,Mass.
Reserve the evening of theFourth for the celebration in
theplayground.
NEWS OF THE CHURCHESTHE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHrompt Service
COFFEER . G . A ., lb. 4Sc
PINEAPPLEDelmonte, croshed, ca n 20e
SALMONHorseshoe, can 29c
PALMOUVE SOAP4 cakes 25c
PRESERVESM r s ~ Harting's, ja r 29 c
SOAPIvory, 2 large cakes 23 c
TEABungaloe, I - lb . pkg . SOc
BONED CHICKENR. & R. Brand, ca n sS e
TUNAFISHAll White Meat, ca n 29c
OLIVES
MARMALADEHartley's Imported, ja r 38 c
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER3 cans 2Sc
PEACHES
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Delmonte, l arge can , 29 c
Lippincott's 11 ~ - o z . s tuffed jar, 4ScLippincott's 11 ~ - o
z . Queen jar, 38 c
RAISINSSunmaid, 2 pkgs. 2Sc
MEAT S
_ . = - - - - - ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - -LUX3 pkgs. 25
cAMMONIALarge bott le 2Sc
BEANSPe a Beans, 3 Ibs. 25c
MILKBorden's, tall ca n l I e
APPLE SAUCEHeart of Maine, ca n 15c
TOILET PAPERFort Orange, 3 Rolls 2Sc
BLUE LABEL CATSUP2 Bottles 25 c
Rolled Po t Roasts . . . Ib. 2S-3ScRump a nd Ro un d S te ak ...
Ib. 4ScRi b Roast, t hi ck end..... lb. 20 c
RICEAstor, pkg. 10c
COTTER'S MARKET
IVINS' CAKES
Store closed every Wednesday at noon during June, J ul y and
August.
Open FridayEvenings
Ivins' Sponge Cakes , each 35 c
VANILLAPark's , bo t tl e 25 c
MAYONNAISESchlorer's, j ar 2 3c
BAKING POWDERRoyal, 12-oz. ca n 4S e
TOMATO SOUPCampbell's, 3 cans 25 c
COCOAWilbur's, ~ - I b . ca n 17 c
OLIVESLippincott 's , stuffed, ja r I5 c
ARGO LAUNDRY STARCH3 I-lb. pkgs. 2Sc
ROYAL JELITON DESSERTS2 pkgs. 2Sc
WINE JELLYRich , assor ted f lavors , p kg . 2 Sc
PRUNES Iunsweet BraDd, lb. IS e
SUPERIOR BUTTER PRETZELSlb . 29 c
THENARBERTH NATIONAL BANK
The publication of this weekly announcement will be suspended
durin g July and August. The same qualities and values, though,
will be foundall summer.GINGER ALEBottle, 20 eCanada dry, 1 dozen
in case, $2.25"Canada Dry" is a brand of Ginger Ale that has worked
its way,through sheer merit, into the favor of the consuming public
very surelyand ,.ery rapidly.
Dependable QualityRev. John Van Ness, Minister.Meetings for June
28:,9.30 A. M.-Bible school. Adultclass at 10 A. M. in the
storeroom Fred Waltzer 's cohorts are outtoon Narberth avenue. Rev.
L. M. avenge the last defeat.Keirn will teach the lesson.I I A.
M.-Morning worship.Sermon by Rev. C. G. Hopper, pastor of the West
Park Presbyter ianChurch, of Philadelphia.6.45 P. M.-Meeting of the
En- .---deavor Society. The last meeting Tw,o moY1Og sale.s in
Naruntil fall. L et there be a good at- berth s b ~ s 1 O e s s s e
c t l O ~ . are an tendance. nounced. 10 the a d v ~ r t t . s 1 O
g col-7.45 P: M.-Evening worship. wnns t h t ~ week. ~ d e l t z z
t ~ r o t h e : sMr. Van Ness will preach on "The are Qffermg
drasttc r.educttons. 111
c ' f P 'd " the stock of the whtlom. Variety",10 0 rI e. Store.
Walter G. Case is alsoChurch Notes. offerinO' reductions before m o
v i n ~ 'Prayer meeting next \lVednesday up thebstreet a
bit.evening, led by the pastor.This church heartily joins w i ~ h
Paul Shea, a graduate in pha rthe oth.er chu:will be held o n Sun
day evening, -July 5. Mr. L ~ o n a r d Chamberlain andThe Jun io r
Department of the Mr. DameI M t t r r a ~ , w ~ repreBible school
needs six dozen empty sented Ta1.!lane U m ~ e r s t t y at
thesafety-match boxes. An empty car- Intercol!egtate. Tenms matches
atton wil l be placed in the vestibule of the Menon Cricket Club,
were thethe church each Sunday morning to guests of Mr. and Mrs. H.
C. Fen-. I t 1 no.receive t lese emp y Joxes.Mr. Van Ness h as b ee
n called - - -away this past week to deliver the Mrs. George
Sheldon and h ersermon at the ins tallat ion of Rev. two sons,
George and Steelman,Elbert L. Bennett over the Presby- visited
friends in Narberth Thursterian Church at Wappingers Falls, day.
They have been residents ofnear Poughkeepsie, N. Y. . Philadelphia
for many years, buta re among Narbe rth' s early resiNarberth
Methodist Episcopal Church. dents. The late Mr. Sheldon hadRev.
'vV. Sheridan Dawson, min- a blacksmith shop in the old fireister.
hall on Haverford avenue.Sunday, June 28: ---9-45 A. M.-Bible
school; Hon. Mr. anel l'drs. C. S. Munro, Mr.F. W. St it es ,' s
uperintendent. and Mrs. E. K. Bauer and :Mr. and
II A. l\L-Morning worship. Mrs. Ralph S Dunne are spendingTheme,
"The Release of Laten t a few days as the gues ts of Dr.
andEnergy." Anthem, "Bless the Lord, Mrs. Leroy A. King at their
sumO My Soul," by Beirly. Qua rtet , mer cot tage on the
Susquehanna"His Name, Jesus," by McClelland. River.645 P.
M.-Epworth League devotional meeting. Topic,
"Patriotism-Counterfeit and Genuine."745 P. M.-Evening
worship.Theme, "A Cure for Pessimism,"Anthem, "Let Me Not Wander,"
byHeyser . Qua rtet , "He Keeps MeSinging," by Bridgers.Monday
evening at 8 o'clock theEpworth League will hold theirregular
monthly business and socialmeeting.\Vednesdav prayer and
praiseservice at 8 P. M.Next Sunday evening the union= ; ' ~ ; ; ;
; ; ; ; ; ; , ; , ; , ; , ; ; ; ~ ~ ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; , ; ; , ; , ; ,
; ~ ~ ; ; ; ; ; , ; , ; ; ; ' ; ; ~ ; ; ; ; ~ ~ ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;
; ~ F = : = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =
Iwilight services will be held on the,;, IIM.NI"." ".".II
.I.".d.'lIll1l1.lI.".".".".".".".".".".".".".".".11.".11.11 - lawn
of this church, beginning a tSATISFACTORY REPAIRS ~ - - - - - - - -
- - - - - - - - - - - 7.30 o'c!ock.. T l h i l s - I w i l l F b l
e t a I P a t r \ i ~ r - Miss Louise England gradulated! ~ t
NARBERTHspecBz'aElpA
l.wUes fTorY SHOPPE !t ~ ~ i t : ~ r ~ ~ c e ~ p ~ : ~ ~ r . on.
e Cle r ',. Monday from the Peirce Schoo ..:=i , The Sunday school
and morning Mr. Richard W. Case, of Hun t-.. Adequate tools and
machine ry , exper t me- '1 b 1 Id 1d .worship wi le le as usua
urtng ington , ,",V. Va., has been the guest11 chanics and constant
supervision insure satisfaction in; p the summer months. of Mr. and
Mrs. H. C. Fenno, of! our r epai r s hop. Bec au se of constant
demands we - t ermanent WaVlng t C I f G 1 F II! =_- "The hurc 1 0
OOC e ow- Essex avenue, during the past week.!! have just reopened
this department. Bo 1ft IIi A bbec:l Head, $15.00 Front and Sides,
$10 .00 A ship" has a we come or you a aI GARAGE and ACCESSORIES
SHOP : Edmond Process : its services.i . , : Holy Trinity Lutheran
Church.i RAY WEISS i t "Scientific Care of Face and Scalp" , M. E.
McLinn, pastor.Accessories I Phone Nar. 2565 103 ESSEY AVE. t
Regular services, Sunday , June Miss Marga re tta Runyon, ac-i
----_______________ '28, 1925: companied by the three children
of
! NARBERTH AVENUE Below the Bridge 5 _ . Sunday school, 945 A.
M. :\11". and Mrs. F. T. Van Auken,! I Installation of pastor, II
A. M. w ill leave next week for Pine; We announce that our
completely equipped 1'epail' shop ~ Preaching by Rev. Marion G.
Rich- Grove, Conn., where they ha.ve a; will be reopened next
Monday. i . """"'............ Q , C l \ - ~ ards, East Lansdowne,
Pa. cottage by Twin Lakes.i Wh D Eveningservice, 8 P. M.
Sermon.!!_I_.III_.... A . A . I I . U . I I . I I . I I . " . " . I
I . " . " . I l . " ~ I I . I I . I I . I l . " . I I . 1 1 I " . I
I . I I . I I . " . " . I I . I I . " . I I I " . " . " . I I . I I
. I I . I I . U . . . . . . . en issatisfied Try by pastor,
"Beautiful Feet.". . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., , , ,. .
Sunday school picnic, Saturday:: ' . ..' I P. M. Collect at church
before The "Y . Tr avel ers " had a vel')
It's the Little T '' bmgs That Count HEWIT'S that hour. \lVe
will go to "George's successful trip last Saturday, whea Hill"
Fairmount Park, to spend a they journeyed ill to Breyer's Ice, ,
T!:Il;lors, Cleaners and Dyers delightful afternoon and evening-
Cream plant. It was very interest, - " " all invited. ing for the
boys to see how ice: 234 H rf d cream is made in quantities. After,
, ave or Avenue 'Phone, Narberth 1254 Baptist Church of the
Evangel. the club had been taken through the: CJ An d n on e o f t
hem is to o small for ou r : Robert E. Keighton, minister. plant
each one of the boys was: attention. fj No 'matter what th e
sizeof: We Gall for and Deliver 9.45 A. M . - C h u r c l ~ school.
. given a brick of ice cream that had; your deposits, or h ow t he
old bank bal-; . II A. M.-Mornmg worship. just been made., ance
fluctuates, we a re g lad t o ex tend you Sermon, "The Suburbs of
Chris- Each boy enjoyed the trip and is tianity." \ all set to go
back next year.: th e convenience an d accommodation a f : ..~ ' !
I l i l D ' I I I 1 1 D ' l l i l D ' I I 1 1 I 1 " I J ' I I " D '
I I I 1 1 D ' l I i 1 D ' I I " I I ' l I i l l I.D.III.I.!Il.I I '
1 I 1 1 I I I 1 0 U l I I I I O i l l l i l I l l U l l i l l l ' I
I I M I I I I I I I I I I I O ' l I l l l a U I l I I I I . I l " I
I . m h l l " O i l l l " a l l l i l D ' I l l " ~ , I 7.45 P. M
.-Evening worship. On Monday, June 29, the "Y: forded by an a cc ou
nt w it h y ou r h o m e ~ : KEEP KOO.r.. Sermon, "The Life of the
Follower Travelers" will make their annua: town Bank. Any sum will
start a C h e c k ~ : lJ of Jesus ." This is the final sermon trip
to the Navy Yard, under theing Account . fJI And i f y ou r child
ha.s : ELECTRIC FANS--SEVERAL MAKES in the series on "Old Questions
auspices of Raymond H. Barrett:. that "saving instinct," encourage
him to from $5.95 up Newly Asked." Since this is also Ass is tant
Sec re ta ry of the Y. Mthe last evening service until Sep- C.
A.start a saving fund with us. We will treat PORCH FURNITURE
GRASSRUGS tember, it is especially desirable that 'rhe club will
assemble tn the: him with all t h e cou rt esy and dignity a c
COUCH HAMMOCKS AWNINGS . . . . ~ e . h a v e a large congregation.
Y. M. C. A. lobby not later than: corded our biggest1depositors-may
come THE NARBERTH CARPET CO. .. - 1:Next Sunday we shall enjoy the
8.15 in the morning. So, boys, if: t he d ay whe n hi s pennies
have accrued to evening twilight services with our you want to see
a sea plane comegreater wealth. .rr An account begun : n e i g h b
o r ~ f l g : , . ~ h u r c h e s . right along next Monday.'JI
,103 North Narberth Avenue .-with a conservative, rel iable Bank is
no t , OPEN EVENINGS NARBERTH 2528 F i r ~ L c ) : M d h ' of
Christ, Scientist. The Y. M. C. A. Life Savingmerely a stepping
stone to for tune- i t is : , " , . . . . Women 's Club Building,
Ard- Corps had a very successfu l meet-a veritable Bridge to Span
the Way. more a venue, Ardmore, Pa. ing last Saturday. The members,
Sunday services, I I A. M. of the corps gavea great demonstra~
Sunday school servic'es, II A. M. t ion of life saving for the
Narberth: IN NARBERTH Wednesday evening testimonial C. E. picnic in
the Schuylkill, after, meeting, 8 o'clock. which they ~ o o k e d
.their dit?-ner. ~ n It's Adelizzi Brothers Reading, r00111, 19
West Lancas- hada most mterestmg and mspmngter a v e n u ~ ; o p ~
n each week-day, 12 campfire., FOR CLEANING, DYEING, PRESSING,
REPAIRING and to 4 P. ',l\1:., {,:' The corps will meet at i ts
usuaALTERING . Thesribject of the Bible lesson time this Sa tur da
y at the Y. M: sermon" for June 28 is "Christian C. A. and will
plan for future hikesADELIZZI BROTHERS Science.". and
demonstrations., The corps returned to ArdmoreTailors Classified
ads are a cheap and last Saturday morning at 8.30 in: 102 FORREST
AVENUE Narberth 2602 convenien t way of making your time to takepa
rt in the church serv............................. , , ,. ,
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