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PRICE THREE Ct.:NTS
'Dotal $350,052.03 4,230Th('6'e reoBultJs \\'l're acc.omplished
hy
0\ ' l 'T two hund/re,1 workers distributedthrough the !\lJa:in
Liue territory \\oiwga VI' t'h('ir time nnd efforts voluntari ly l
Iu de r the direction of the fQllowiug Disot.rict Ohll-irmeu anJ
Tea m Cap tains:
O\'erbrook-}lr . Logun Aln.cCoy.~ J e r i o J l - ~ l T > l .
Edw 'a rd Bok , M rs . O s
wwd ~ n l l t J i .:-;nNlerth l Iudr W'jnnewood-- - .Ml '6 .
Franklin D 'Olier, chairman j M.Ts.t ' letcher Stit.es, Mrs.
James D a r v i l ~ l e ,l\1'rs. George ~ L l ' h l .
Al"dm'Ore-Mr. H. Wi.l&Jn MoorhloWloC.Haverford-Mr. W Hl ia m
H . lLUJtt,
C'hWrm-an; Mr. H ar ry T ha ye r, .Mx6.Clarence A. \v aMen, ~ l
r . Rich'ard IS.Dewees.
Bryn Muwr---u\lr. Alfred U. ~ l n - u l e ,chairman; ~ I r .
llliJp'h .-\l1en, MrB. ' ' ' '. J.Wi 1",'0n.
RoseJIlont-.M:r. W. H. Brook.Vilila Nov'lI IUl,d, Radnor-Mrs.
JO'h'nR. Maxwell.tit. Dl\vi'lls, Wayne and ~ t r a f f i o l ' <
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Mr. John ::I. C. Harvey, chairmun; Mrs.BhelJlon On tlin, oSt.
Davids; Mrs. A la' nCe.lvel't, 80u th Wayne ; Mn!. W. AUC'!1Ba rr ,
N o rt h Wayne; Mrs. r'ranc1S Diament, 8tmffor
tains W'lLS Ihe-111J Tuewll'y to dillcUiSS' pInnsfoOr neM
yetlr's el.ltllJPlugn ,before thedeparture Qf l\Lr. Oo lhns on
,SatUllth. with a t ow l o f 118,861 8uh9cripnona Uml()rlln ting to
$2,118:1,978, an inen'wse ()If .!:t;OO,OOO over tJh-e
alllkmnt.mill...1 lao .t yoenr. AllJllOugh the oota1r : d J S e o (
~ fnlls short hy $1:!:i,OOn O'f theI\.m!OlUlt relJuire ; , ~ m a 1
e ofM.iss He-
,Mrs. \\'hsler, who i,; Chairman of t.heJ'Uruior Red CrOSlS i n
t lh is vicinity, ex,pressed her t h a n k . ~ f or t he g en em
us"outri'hiution m ~ I , l c by t,h,' s( 'hDol lastWedne sd ay . S
h e t"l d vhe s(,hQoo.J wherevhe money wo.s g oi ng t o he u se d a
ndit wil1 certainly he u..ed t.o g-re(\t w,l-vantage.
The hoys hO'f t h JUThior Hi'gh SCJhooJreceived oheir report. .
several dlllya ag>o.Mr. Wi lson oommenteod on the 6001J'cityo f
h on or s t u d e r u t . ~ or gtu(le llts t Jha1 reCe1vtJld all
average of 90 p er c e nt . (}rover. He explained' toO the pwpils
01lo,tif t he . y ha. d pooor IIloIIrks it Wll2l theiroW1l fauJot
an,d encouraged, them to Ml' s. G ri ll r- om , w ho 11."' 1'.M.,
in the Y. M. C. co\Arrnn.geomen to 'huve het'n compJete
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Phone, Ardmore 10-11RN1abt ClI1I., Narberth 667J
HYLO TABLE
Hours: 9.15 to 11 A.M.,2.15 to 4 P.M.7.15 to 8.30 P.M.
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WRAY HUGHESHOPKINSD. C., Ph.C.Palmer CHIROPRACTOR Gndout.ARDMORE
THEATRE BUILDING
SocialSpe ci al P ri ce sforAffai rs
SOLD BYC.H.CRANENARBERTH, PA.
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Christmas
HOWARD'S"1 ", .
Affections ofanyof the foDowing cartamay be caUlOd bY NERVES Imp
.redat the spine by a eubluxatedve.tebra:BRA'"t:":.
D:IoTChiropractic I
: , , ~ !SP1NALl S~ R Adjustments EMACH Will A
'DHEY$ Remove the S~ ~ = Cause ofErtlTAL CROAHS E_Io t lOLt :t
CQmpan,y showetlt hw t, a s i l) timate-
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City ()ffice1214 Locust Street
AT LAST!
Anthwyn FarmsAnthwyn FarmsAnthwyn Farms
Aubomatic Water Servoice at Popular Price and onExceptionalIy
Easy Terms.
Call Cynwyd 662
COMMUNITY OF INTERESTSWhen you see a city i,n which the publ1c
utillty com.panies are modem, progreBB1ve and prosperous, you
may
be sure that the city 18 modem, progressive and prosperous. .The
util1t1es natura.l1y teliPond to l1be:&1 and broadm1Dd8d. ~ e a
t m e n t , a n 4 . in tum apPlY tb,otr gre,.t foJ;Ce8to
adva.nc.tng the dty"B growth and IJtreDgth. 'this 18real
partnelilhlp. UtiUty aervlce. todayent6rS so intim\lote!y blto th e
lYf&irS ot a lmos t every household, tba.twh ich hu r ts th e
util1ttll8 is bound to hurt thec o D l : l i l ~ t y . .
HARRY C. BANKS , JR .Piano Instruction- - CompositionNarberth
327 W
Men o f cha.racter l ike clothes of cba.racter. The petsoD&l
satisf ac t ion they 'ge t ou t o f them canno tbe real i zed in
any other way.The newWinter styles and fabrics are ready to
showyou. They'recorrect and' the cost is. not an obstacle.Le t us
show you our idea of clothes value at $40.00 and up.
THE BIG REASON WHY MEN PRRrEB CLOTHES TAILOREDTO TH'Em ORDER
ADELIZZI BROTHERSTAILOBS
CLEANERS AND DYERSPressing Repa.lr1ng Rem0d811ng
Narberth 1749R Oynwyd 928102 Forrest Ave., Narberth, Pa.. 104
BaJa Ave., Ba.JJa.Oynwyd, h.We ca.ll an d del1ver anywhere
HOLIDAY LUMBERSHULL LUMBER COMPANY
29 Bala Ave., BaJa-Cynwyd
F( )r on ly $10 t l r s tpaymentand $10' i I l o i 1 ~ t ( ) r :
1 2 ~ t h B
. . 4130 1n .au,-:'you Can ~ j O y ',t!lewondert)l1coDventence
o.tS ~ e b A ~ t o i l i a t 1 c Stonge
. GILsWaterHeater. Don't del ay .Be one o.t th e llrst totake
advantage. of this great
. o f fe r :... ' .A complete Hot Water system.for the bath.
laun;._dry,: 9iShw:ash4J,g" all' household . p ~ U n f ~ l i n g ..
h9twatercre not 118 high Il8thooe '0 f 80IIle prev ious n igh ts ,
thegames '\vere 'hotly contested f rom sta: r tto finish.The
1S'('0re wos lUl follows:
Methodist.C. 'L. Jenkins 130r'. Miller 10;)H1'1L1"y .J. Mil'ler
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THE PRESBYTE:&1AN OHUlWlL E!. JenkillB 178'Ern ..Tenkinf!
135B f o i l e ~ 13il
Evenmg theme, l'Oh1ldren of 'IDeE'a.1Iher. ' ,ExeellenJt and
well a.tteJldied serneee.ST. MA,RGABBT'S CATHOLIO OD IJast Sunode.y
encOlUl'agedJ us to r the
0HUB0ll futmre. We hs:d very fine singing at'Sunday masses at 7
0 'clock and 10 t he even ing se rv ice by Mr. Oook, ofo ' cl oc k.
On f ir st and third Sundays the edlloir od' St. f..uke'8 and
Epip'hIl.DY,the late Maas i s a High Mass, followed
PIillaodoel.rphia. AU 611jOYe.d! it, an d wehy benediction. hope he
w il l s om e t im e faror 11& aga.in.Da ily Masa at 8 A.
M.
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Roofs
Ardmore 181-"VERL PUGH
Electrical Oontractor
8.n Pbooe. Spraee as-llll aDd 3S117Ke,.looe Pbooe, R.el 70
14
rara- M ~ G i n l ~ 10U[ 218 N . 1 3 D \ S ~ ! P h j 8 J ~
COOK BROS.PLUMBING, HEATING
ROOfiNGJobbing promptly attended toto.b ' Phone, N.rb.r th
817DQ' Ph _ Narb . ' " 302 J
HARRY B .WALLPlumbing, Gas Fittingand.HeatingN ~ E R T H
PAPhone. Nuberth 1801-J
For PermanentSatisfactionBUY A
Narberth Electric ShopSpecia l Thi s WeekBridge Lamp, $3.75
W. G. CASE, Manager
GARAnteed
HOWARD C. FRITSCHJustice of the PeaceREAL ESTATEFire
Insurance-Best Companies
Phone 1749W-216 Haverford AT.
EI..drlcal Repair . and AppUancea814 G r a 7 U n ~ Ave. S Cr ld
t.., A. . . .Narb..rtb. Pa. Ardmore, PR.
Sarbr r th 371-Y
Narberth Beauty Shop103 Essex Ave. :\[el'tings for :\ovcomber
25:Scalp Treatment, Manicuring lJA3 A. ~ L - B i b l e Sehool.Hair
Bobbing. Marcel Waoing. 11.00 A. M.-Morning worship. Aa _ l d e n t
J a l Appo lnbnenu 'rhnn,bgiving oorv ice. Serm
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$500In
onprincipal
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Surplus $500,000BALA-CYNWYD
$7,000,000
certificate expires, in fiveguaranteed to receive, onthe
instrument, the fullinvestment.
The Ben Telepbctoe C".paay.tP"an.Ylva.
~ u a r a n t t t b
MILES OFBELL TELEPHONE WIREADDED IN
PENNSYLVANIA1919-192.8191992119221921
Capital $500,000NARBERTH
Total Resources
When th eyears, you arepresenta tion ofamount of your
To the moon and back again with enough left overto wrap around
the earth.That's how much new wire is being added t o the'Bell
System in Pennsylvania this year.Analn J!J24 we exped to aael
630,000 miles.New buildings are being constructed, twenty-twoof
them,' thirty large additions to other buildings,ten millions of
dollars' worth of new switchboards and Central Office equipment,
seventy-sixthousano new telephones.Factories areworkirig day and
night, train aftertrain is.hauling the .' equipment.To what
eno?-'Thatthetelephone system indusstate may keep pace with the
needs of the people.
BaH a MIIDon Miles
t1rbt :ffltrion t1ritlt & mrust
Mortgage Trust Certificatesmortgages guaranteed as
tointerest.
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.ONE POLlOY, .ONE 8 Y ~ T E M . , UNIYERBA,L . B E ~ Y l a 1 C
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OUR;TOWN
ANNUAL MEETING
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By the Co-operative Observer, theWeather Bureau.
Rig-h. Low.Barometer ..............30. 31 29. 75Temperature . .
. . . . . . . . . 60 31PrC( ' ipitnti{)n, .05 'of 'an inch.T{)tal s
ince Nov . 1, . 28 'Of an iine-h.Temperature detieie-n'Cy sinee
Nov. 1,
37 degrees.Temperature exee!lS same perioo latJt
yea,r , 66 degrelJ6.
NARBERTH WEATHER REPORT FORWEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 17.
The Ma.I.n Un e Citizens' Association\Remember t he d a y! T ue
sd ay , N o tem
b er 2 i th , 1923, at 8.15 o'clock a f thl'Woman's Club,
Ardmore Av>cnue, Ardmore.The ClbAinnen of the \'ariou8 '?om.
mitte l'S w il l g ive a r ep or t o f t he ,I}"Orkd on e d ur
in g t he y ea r. T ho i nd h' iU ua lClhairmen are as f{)!lows:
,.Mrs. R. C. Olothi,er-Housing'C-ommittel'.Mrs. R. W. Le sl e
y-Home a nd \ 'a '
eant Lot Gardens Committee.~ r s . H. F. Reed-Parks a nd P la
y
grounds Committ.ee.Dr. A. Lo, 'et t Dewees-Yisit ing N ~ I r s {
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Committee.Mr. J-ohn 1.. Evans-Law, O rde r a nd
Legislation Committee.M r. Wm. H. Hutt -Roa, ls und Aut,)
mnbill' Committee.:Mr. "'m. .J. Serrill-:\lembe1'llhil'
Committee.Mr .. J. l\I. Steere-Finance Commit
tee.Mr. H. L. Whittl 'l l lore-Publidty
Committee.Mr. Charles \Yilson-Yillage Improvr
men t ( 'ommittce .Thc r ep o rt s a r e l imi t cd t o fi ye
min
utes each, after which we are pleas!dto announ{Je that we ha ve
h ee n "eryfortunate in secur ing a;s l.he speaker (Ifthe even ing
, Mr. \V. H . H am , GeneralManager of theBridgl'pOrt
H'Ousiug'Company. Bridgl'.port, Oonn., who willgive an outline of
the work don e illBrhlg-eport by t.his eoOmpany i n t he p as tfhe
yeaTS, under the title of ".M')(ll'lHousing' in a Oity Village."All
memheT so f t h e community in
whieh this Assoe ia t ion works sh'luldb e i n te r es t ed in
this meeting. Sho\\'your public interest by attending thisimportant
meeting.
to ge t games with Lowe r Me ri on bu th ave b ee n r ef us ed
.In a n e nd ea vo r t o s et tl e t he a rg u
ment, n member of the Boaru whiphder ides which school h as t he
best rightto the subuThan "hampionship uskl'dLower ).{erion to sign
n statement affirming i t s r la im s about NorristowD 111b la "k a
nd whi,t... T hi s t he L ow er MPT'ion offic inl who ' \ 'a s
approached re fnsedto do, i t i8 saill. The Boa rd m a he('ame
peeved lit his adion alul declll l' t !that what influence he had
on the b'Qartlwou ld b e u s ed to gi\'e the champio l l'ship to
Norristown. As a resu l t Lower~ f e r i o n may lose t he B rown A
lumn iAssociation Cup which is g iv en t o t heRuhurban winner.
. , An e n t i ~ y n e \ V b o d ~ d e u g J i l ~ ~ d s ' d t s
t i n c t i o n inl l p p e a r a n ~ a d d s D l e a i l ~ b l y
toindiVidualconUort,II,lldproVldes gteater cxinvenience in,the new
FordCoupe.S ~ e b o d y , windshield viaor,.and ilicbledfittiD8t! m
a l t ~ .new CoUpe ~ . attractive.Q E ! e P l Y ~ ~ 8 l U o n e d :
~ t 8 " i m p ~ v e d i l l t ~ { i o
i,mtmt,llnd.C()w1Ve,ntilatorpiQvideinCreasedcomfort.~ i d c : l ~ r
i t t h a f ~ ~ n ~ r w a r ~ ~ o i ~ typeW 1 n d o w ~ e t s ,
ewalged. rear . c o m ~ ~ e n t a n d arecess shell for parce18 l
back of thelitlitlnakefOtlCJ't!8terconvenien:ce. . .... . , .. .'.
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..BALACYNWYD.SALES&SERVICE. .M o p t . o m ~ : Av.ntae, .. . C
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LOWER MERION HIGH
Bec au se t he authorities at Lower:\Ierion Hig-h will not S i ~
l a statementdeclaring that t he y h av e tried to Dbtain a 'gaine
with the Norrilrtown Highf oo tb al l t eam a nd that they would
bew il l in g t o s ch ed ul e s ue h a gll ime thisyear if still
possible, the l 'uburban football eha mpionship may he a\\'arded
'.0! "o rr is to wn H ig h i ns te ad o f Low( 'rMerion.The re h a
s h ee n cons id e ra b le d i s c u ~
si('ome o f t hi s g am e depend's thefact as to wheth er L ow
er Mer io n w il lcall it s t re ason a s uc ce ss fu l o ne o r
not.H t he Maroon and ""hite loses its sea's on w il l b e m ar ke
d d ow n 11;\ a dismalf ai lu re i n s pi te o f t he w on de rf ul
scoring ret'ord whic'h it has Mi n up onpre"ious opponentll liS
,gl"ent rivalryexil'ts hel\n'en the tw'O schools.A great turnout is
cxpected for thegame. Lower :rvrerion h as b ee n p ra ct i si n g
s pe ci al s on gs Ilnd cheers, upcl'erth e guida ncc of Oheer L en
de r B udMalin f or t he l as t six weeks, and Rlldnor has made
trimiliar prepllrlltion".A crowd of nearly 4 ,0 00 i s
anticipatedhy t he L ow er M er io n authorities, and3,000 o f t
hes e will be taken c ar e o fin speeially construcJted reserve
grandstand seats.
CAMPAIGN CONTINUES.
CLAS&iFlED ADVERTISEMENTSTwoe:enta per word if cash
aceompanleaadvertilemenl;; otberwiae6vec:eota per word.
FuRNISHED BooM f or r en t .fot gentleman. ' PihoneNtu'berth
1632W.
( 7 ~ )
:FORRENT-Bunny room ,for one ort\\"Oo !IllIdies, or wHl share
'h'Omewith
r ight parties. Phone Narberth 301M'"(7-p)
Sr.ruA"1'ION W ~ W o m a n , trost-worthy E n g ; I ~ w o n m n
, to relieve
mother - of oehdldr en d urlng . a ay , orafternoon ami e ve ni
n g. Phonct Narberth 1723-J. (7-p)
The annun;l drive for membersh,ip of~ h American Red' Oross i s
! J t il l go ingon and c
