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BUY IN NA.RBERTH

C. H. CRANETh e ~ Store

'Hot Weather

HOWARD'S

ADELIZZI BROTHERS

LITTLE CAKES

We should be pleased to talk with you about a new

Phone 1620

Now Is The Time

Begin Now

TAILORSCleaners an d DyersRepairing Pressing Remodeling

Phone Narber th 17-!9-R We call fo r and de liv er102 Forest Ave. (Oppos it e Elm H all) N arberth, P a.

There mayor may not b e a labor disturbance this coming August, bu t at least a part of your winter supplyin th e bins will give us both a greater fee ling of comfort.

tHE MERION TITLE &TRUST COMPANYARD;MORE NARBERTH BALAOYNWYD

Expert and careful work, by an experienced drug-gis t , using the highEst quality ingredients,We ",iII g la dly deliver pref.criptions or other pur

chases to ~ ' O l 1 r home.

to build an income protection fund fo r use when sickness or lackof employment causes a. temporary loss of income.A f i xed amoun t saved each week an d deposited regularly here willgrow surpris ingly fast.As little as $1 w i ll o pe ncredited, compounded.

Our bread, many k ind s, is spreadingthrough Narberth. Have you tried it ?

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suit of cool summer cloth. Weremodeling- arid !'epairing- clothing.in.

And big ones, too. All sorts of baked goods for alight meal in hot weather .

.We are buying th e finest grade of Leh igh Valley Coalobtainabl---earefully screened by our modern electricalequipment-delivered by men who take a pride in doinggOOQ workThree good reasons why you should

The Brightest Spot in NarberthA Drug Store in theMQst Modern Sense 0; the Term

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NOTICE TO

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REAL 'ESTATE NEWS'A-RCADIA-C " E S T N t l ' I . ' . B ~ I " " SI-FIu . 1 "''''0l1li The-. t r e of 0 - Size tileEDtlreWorld.PIo.toPI . , ._-Cont lnuo_ 10 A. M. to I I ."P.M.PhD,?",

Ntws of 14t aLlJurr4tBST. MARGARET'S OATHOLIO

OHUltCHSunday masses at 7 0 'clock an d 10o clock. On first and third Sundays

the late Mass is a High Mass , followedhy hencdidion.

Daily : \ r a ~ s at 8 A_ :\L

OUR TOWN PAGE THREE

City Office1214 Locust Street

$12,500New hollow-ti le res idence, near completion, 7 rooms and bath, hardwoodfloors, tile bath, all improvements, garage,near station,

Desirable lots in this suburb are becoming mighty scarce. We have a few, welllocated, attractively priced, near station.Restricted development.

$15,000Newall-stone residence, splendid floorplan, l arg e rooms. All improvements.Lot 60x160 feet. Near station.

Narberth OfficeAt the Station

.11ember Philadelphia Real Estate Board

Five Unusual ,Offerings at Very Low Cost

$11,000

ROBERT J. NASHREA L 7 ~ O R

$9,500

Hollow-tile residence; -1 bedrooms andtile bath on second floor. Garage . Convenient location.

Hollow-ti le and frame residence, 7rooms and bath, hot water heat , etc. Lot80x125 feet, near station.

$7,750Semi-detached stone-and-frame residence, 8 ro oms and bath, excellent locat ion, old shade, near station.

NARBERTH METHODISTEPISCOPAL CHURCHArthur S. Wal ls . D . D,. Pastor,

PROGRAM

WEEK ,OF JULY 2~ .._,

HOWARD C. FRITSCHJustice of the Peace

REAL ESTATEFire Insurance-Best CompaniesPhone 1749W-216 Ha.verford An.

MAIN PRODUCT ION STARTS AS 1' IS&.A8 POSSIBLE TO 10.00 A. M It."..OI.

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THE OLD MERION FR IENDS'I MEETING HOUSE,: :\.lon tgomery -Pike, Narberth , was estab.l isheJ 1682. Her e Wil li am Penn war-"5 I of the Beast" -hipped, as \\el1 6S many o th er n ot edOU 'Friends. One of the historical spots -f.\lIlerica is open for worship everyF ir st -d ay ( Su nd ay ) mor ni ng at 11o clock.

First-day School is h el d e ve ry Firstday (Sunday ) at 10 A. M. in the Meet 1il1g Hou se . A ny (lne desiring to attendeither the adult class or t ~ young peo-pIe's class will be very welcome. !

iTHE NARBERTH PRESBYTERIAN IICHURCHRev. J oh n Van Ness. Minister,.1!p,'till!.:S r" r . fl ll ,' 1 :! lA .' , \, : \ I . -Bihlt ~ , h o , , 1 .II ,\, :\ .I.-:\Iornillg Will'shi", :";"1"'

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Altera t ions & RepairingW r it e, P h on e, Oall

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Thos.A. KcrriOI.&SOnBuildingand Contracting

GEORGE W. BOTTOMS

NARBERTH, PA.

PAINTINGDECDRATING GLAZINGJOBBINGWILLIAI HEWBORO &CO.Painting and Dlaoratlng212 Woodb i ne Ave. , ~ . r b . r ' h , P .

Pholl-ll, Ardmore '436 W Narberlh '768 W

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Telephone CynWyd 662

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MARSHALL CO.CONTRACTING PAPERHANGERS

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TH E KIND OF SERVICE A GREAT ORGANIZATIONIS CAPABLE OF GIVING IN A GREAT EMERGENCYU ~ E R PRIVATE OWNERSHIPThe, Philadelphia Inquirer on Wednesday . Jun" 13. published th"followlllg editorial:

"AN OBJECT LESSON IN RAILROAD EFFICIENCYThe word efficiency has been greatly overworked in recentyears, but it ca n be applied i n al l j u st ic e t o 'h e officials of thePennsylvania Railr.oad who are meeting thc emergency producedI\y the dest ruct ion of the t ralnshed of the Broad St reet S tat ion.While th e conflagrat!on was still in progress heads o f th eengineering and construction departments were in consultationd nd t he fire had no t been ext inguished before numerous wreck:ing crews \vere at work. In t he meant ime t he Iraffic departmentwas c ~ l l e d upon to make a readjustment of ~ e r v i c e , an d specialhulletlns prompt ly i nf orme d t he traveling pub li c o f t he di sposition of t rains ,In less than twenty .four hours afler IIle' fire started thehuilders we re emp loyed in restoring p la tf orms . Men had beensummoned from everywhere, but there was a min imum of .confusion, because every squad had a definite duty. It has been a

splendid object lesson i n e ff ic ie nc y on the pari of the world'sgreatest ra.ilroad. In t he se d ay s of speed , demora lized trainaervlce spells general congestion. an d thlit this should have beenso largely an d quick ly overcome is a matter of congratulation.

~ h Americsn spirit is shown at its best when meelingseemlllgly unsurmountable difficulties. S ay t ha t a t hi ng i s impossible in thi s. count ry and, as if by magic, men will appearto make it posSIble. Those who t rav el may b e s ub je ct t o s ometemporary'inc-onvenience, b ut if th e public be as patient as therailroadcom})any has been enterprising, there wil l n ot be muchreason for complaiJlt:'Train service in &nd ou t of Broa.d StreetStation ha salready practically been restOred to DormalcODditioDB. .

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ASplendidExampleof Enterprise andOrganized Effort

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Tht' ~ r i H : - ; f . ' ~ PI'uncPR an d . l ( ' ~ i ( l P: IYI l " ."f I ' i t t s h l l q ~ h . lire tire gUl'sts t h is ' ; "" ' k"I' :II iSM :'I1'!lrg-al..t Bllrrl'lI, uf :\Ipriull.\ I'.'.

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