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VOLUME IX, NUMBER 47RoutesBusses
INARBERTH, PA., S A ~ U R D A Y , SEPTEMBER 1, 1923 -RICE'
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FAMILY'REUNION(Oont inuedon Page 4)
MJiss Rwbh Dods, of Logan, ils theg ue st o f 'Mrs. R. C. Sharp;
of Montgomery' Ave'.
l\frll. C. l\f. McCrncken, of M-eriollAye., will return to her
ho,ne this weeknfter spend'ing th,eo summer in 11l(UanaCo., Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Krausk.Qp lindtheir two ethildren, Bet ty a
nd I l \ I a r ~ ' ANN11AL, TOUB.NAMENTAMce, mowMd to Lock Haven,',
Pa.. 'I1ho AntiuaJo Tournn'lllent will com'""here they " i i l l
remll/in. until after menca' on Saturcl;ly, Sept. hit, withI"abor
Day . . . " matC:hes in both Singl'es atlll Doubles,. ifr:Jse ....
Mnbeil. E. Armou r and Miss Play ,,in cbntinue' over ' L a b o r i
J l I ~ ' Mr. and' ~ { r s ~ EdWard' n.' Slrc.th, 200'Frances
A.mDOur hn\-e returned to their-when it is h\Qped to IHive the Finn
ls 'South NarhertllAve., aHen,led the twoh>ome lOn.R.oickland A
: v e ~ , : l f . t e r a visit played, hundreM41 anniv.e!i?.
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THE MERION TITLE&TRUST COMPANYABDMOltE NARBERTH
BALA-CJYNWYD
Begin Nowto build an income p ro tec tion fund fo r use when
sickness or lackof employment causes a. t8mpora.ry 1088 of income.A
fixed amount sa.ved each week and. deposited regularly here
w11lgrow surptisiDgly fast.As little aa $1 Wtu open a. Saving
Account an d 4% interest 18credited, compounded.
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Special PriGesfo rSocial Affai rs
SOLD "BYC.H.CRANENARBERTH, PA.
S. ". ,SUPPLEEICE CREAM"Notice th e Flavor"
H d W & R J l " 8 ' ~ : $The Brightest SpOt' iJNarberlh ..,
:;...:A Drug Store in tlae Moat M o J e m ' , s e ~ e " f
tlaeTerm
T.l.phon.. .111'11188
TUESDAY, SEPT 11th, AT 8.30 A. M.Closing hour, 3 P. 1\1.
LOWER MERION HIGH SCHOOL OPENS
One hour will be allowed for lunch.First and second grades, an
hour and a quarter .
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Opening hour, 8.40 A. M.Closing hour, 3.10 P. M.
Narberth School will open for the FalliTerm, Monday, September
10, 1923
Sen ior Class s tudent s from Narbe rth may obtaintransportation
as follows, viz.:Bus will leave Howard's Drug Store at 8 A. M.
proceeding through Narberth, Chestnut, and WynnewoodAves. to
Montgomery Pike.Another will leave Narberth and Woodbine Aves. at8
A. M. proceeding through Narberth, Haverford, andEssex Aves. to
Montgomery Pike. 'Busses will s top on sigrtal at intersections of
alls tre et s. A r egu lar stop will be made at the railroad
station, north side.
,SUBSCBIPTION PRIOE, ODe Dollar aDdFifty Ceo" p er y ea r lD ad
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O'URToWNA O o - o p e r a ~ v e Community .Journal
OWDecI _d pabUabed eYerT S at ar da y b yth e Narberth OIYlc
"'..oelatIOD.
Philip Atlee Livingston, EditorRalph S. Dunne, Treasurer
OUR TOWN wil l g ladly print anynews about any subject which is
ofinterest to Narberth folks . Co P'Jis due on Tuesday of each
week, at6 P. M. Late copy received Wed-nesday evening will be
printed onlyif space is still available.
Correspondence for the Editor shouldbe sent to Post Offic!e Box
966. R em it tances for advertising, subscriptions nndmembership to
Box 58.Ou r Town is on sale a't the depotnews-stand, and at the
store of H. E.Davis.Entered sa second-class matter Octoberllith.
1914. at the Pos t Omce at Narberth.Pennsylvania, under the act ot
March 8,18711.
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RemodellngCynwyd 928104 BaJa. Ave.Bala.-Cynwyd
NA'RBEItTH 16:0
Telephone Cynwyd 662
2 9 BALA A V E N U EB A L A - C Y N W Y D
C . H ~ CRANE. S t ~ J1'tJi-e
ADELIZZ,I BROTHERSWe Lead-Why?
KNOW'THE 'JOY.
Prompt Service, Workmanship, Just Prices Is Our Policy
Without Question'
OF ANO ~ E N F I R E P L A C E
LUMBER For All Kinds of REPAIRS
.TAILORSClea.ners an d DyersPressingWe call f or a nd
deliver,Phone, Narberth 1749-R102 Forrest Ave.Narberth, Pa.
S H U I ..L LUMBER C O M P A N Y
The element of first importance in prescription workis quality;
then come promptness and price.We fulfill all three of these
qualifications by the use
of the best ingredients, skiilfully compoundea, withprompt
s'ervice and reasonable charges.May we serve you?
I What greater pleasure than gathering around the openfire oil
thos:e early autumn evenings, reading or justresting.after a hard
day's.work.Cannel Coal .is' tl1e modern.fuel for . t h e , o p e n
f i r e p l ~ ~ e .Economical,ea,sy to handle, eliIDinatessmoke and
the. l ift ing of h e ~ v y . l o g s ....A few pieces.last .aii
.evening. '
' l s t i ~ t It.-worth' c o ~ s i d e r h i g ? ' ..' '. .$ 1 ,
6 ~ i ) 0 ' p'er tor- : d e J i v e r ~ d : i n y o u r ' ~ e n a
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REMEMlBERthe
, November 11, 1923Main L ine Branch WantsMany Workers
RED OROSS ROLL CALL
ORCHESTRA REHEARSAL
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Two eenuper ;'01'4 if . .11 . e e o ~ , .pani. .
a4Tertllelllllli; otber1rlle. a;', .~ D U p e r . woid. .
O"ASSIFIED. ADVRTISEMENTi'
'1'he f i r ~ t r ehea rsal fo r tllt> {,olllingseeond
sea!'()n of the Mam Li11e Ore hestra hl:1s been called for T h u r
s d n ~ 'e'ening. 8l'ptemher G, at the " 'omen'sClub, A,rdmore.
Mnny Narbert.h peoopleare memb('T'S of thus mu'Sical h o d ~
.Au'olph Yogl'1, ' cc ll is t o f tile Phila, lelphia Ore11estra,
who mlJd "I 'mp" wherl' heBut d on 't let thl' work 8top! I am
ought t o lw,
informed' thut what hal' ,' J farl1l'l'1I .\n ; r , ~ < .
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P A G B r H ~ J
$2.60' .dawn
City Office1214 Locust Street
PIiONE.NARBERTH1661J
NATURE IS 'BEAUTIFUL,' BUT-
MARSHALL CO.CONTRACTING PAPERHANGERS
Some priceless natural resources are placed i n t he e ar tbonly
once. When used, they at e gone forever. C ~ l , forinstance, hoW;.
rapidly it is being burned u p A:nd howmuch of it eould be saved f
or ou r children an:!. theirs 11elec$'iOity were JIsed 'fOr more
purposes. Eloctlicity1sD18de .with coal. When you u se e le ct ri
ci ty f or eVllry possible p111'pose. you iLre promoting eftlciency
and economy.
An Electric Vacuum Cleaner
Announces the Opening of His Office in theArdmore Theatre
BuildingSeptember 1st, 1923Oftlce Hours DailY.l:Xcep,t.S11J1da,y
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9 to l l A . M. 2 to 4 P. M. 7 to 9 P. M.Fo r HO\lSe Calls,
Phone Narberth 667-J
Chiroprac tic Adds Years to Life, and Life to YearsDo You
Know,What Chiropractic Can Dofor Hay Fever? ,Eighteen Thousand
Chiropractors GiveOver a. MiIllon Adjustments Da.:ily
WRAY H. HOPKINS" D. C., PH. C.PALMER CHIROPRACTOR GRADUATE
NEW REGULATIONS
Narberth OfficeAt the Station
Regulations COvering Disposiiion ofGa.rba.ge, Tfasha.nd
A-shes
G2\BiB:AlGE-ThQ' .Ueql galrbage asused in this lI'otiee shal l
mean animalor vegetn.ble refuse, offaJ, and ki
tchenwaste.TRASH-Trash i.s defincd' to mean
houSC'h;Qld waste, sllch as paper, rags,cal'rl'board oox.('1J,
old bottles, brokencrockery, tin ca:ns, WlOnl out furni ture ,tre e
an d .hedge trimmings, lawn clip- 1 ! : E ; ; a ; ; ; ; ; : ; : ; ;
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; a ; ; ; ; ; ~ ~ ~ ~ = = ~ ; ; a ; ; ; ; ; ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ; ; a ; ; ; ;
; = ; ; a ; ; ; ; ; ; ; a ; ; ; ; ; ~ 1pings and 'lU "'{Jste thlrt
accumulwtesaround dwellings. I t does 1I'0t i n e 1 u d ~"llJ8te f
rom build ing ope ra ti ons and repairs, suc'h as l ime , b i- icks
, plaster,Boone. broken .cement and lumber.
A > S H l E E - A s h ~ s mean th-e residue leftfroon fires
in heateril, ranges and stoves.
ReceptaclesGARBAGE-The reooptacles for gar
bage sha ll b e made of g.a.lvaniood ironor otlher metal. They'
8'hall be waJter-tight, with 8uitabae handles and t ig htfttting
c'OV'Crs.. Any metal r e c e - p t a c l e ~ ,o th er t ha n
galvanized i ron, mus t be 'a pp rove d by t he Boa rd of
Health.TRASH-The r ~ e . p t a e l e s f{)r' trashshaUbI' Ibarrels,
o r boxes of no gren,tereapacity than a sugar barrel.
A ! S H E 8 - - ~ b e receptacles fo r as'bJesshaU be metal
containers of a sio o thatcan be handled by one man.
BACKFIRE
SEPTEMBER
Member Philadelphia Real Estate Board
A month o f suburban real estate activityAre you thinking of
selling your property ?We would appreciate an opportunity of
talk
ing matters over with you. We are as nearto you as your
telephone. Just call Narberth1710 and you can see us at your
convenience,including after business hours.The indications are that
we will havea very good demand for property.
You will find both of our offices ready togIve you real service
in real estate matters.An experienced and enthusiastic
organizationof twelve people.ROBERT Je NASH
R E A L T O R
by th e pastor of this Church. Subject, I ~ ; ; a ; ; ; ; ; ; ;
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s MeS6age on Labor Day."
8.00 P. :roL,' Wednesday eveningPrayer 8eTvice led b y t he p as
to r.You ar c inYlited 00 be present at these
services.
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Qu.ality
SerYlices, Sunday, Sept . 2nd':9.30 A. M.-Pray(!r Service.9 .45
A. M.-Sunday Sch.OO1.11.00 A. lII.-M'Orning WOrlfhip. Oem
mutllion Sermee-. SermlOll illy th e pastor . . Subject: "How
OUr ThoughtsShape Our Lives."7.OOP. M.-The closing 'L'nion
Twilig)lt Ser.vice fo r this summer. Sermon
Rev. Avery'S .Demmy. PastoT.
M. E. McLinn, Pastor.S e r v i . ~ s , Sept. 2 , 1923:SUllday
School and Adul t Bibl'e Olass
at 9.45 A. M.M'Orning Service at I1.UO\ A. M.Sermon by Pn:
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.'$9,410.87
$1,635.69
$92,61J3.77'
$ ~ : l , 2 S 2 . 9 0
$91,058.08.
NI8ht 1887.
2,193.602,633.002,480.00923.639,000.00458.065,000.00
164.26133.31
$413.801,933.00
52.27
$5,928.73
5,026.22700.00202.51
Phone
............................ $2,399.07Signed: H. C. KEIM,
F. R. GIFFORD,WM. G. BARTLE'l'T,Auditors.
FIRE' INSURANCEJ. BAIRD: CALDWELL205 HAVERFORD AVENUE
Balance July 1st, 1923
Da y 1733
46-47-48-200 1
Cash Balance July 1st, 1923 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. SINKING FUND
B.'llllnce July 1st, 1923 .1916 Balance lo st audit .Deposited
..........................................Interest
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1906 SeriesBalance l as t a udi t .Deposited
...........................................Interest . .
NaTberthRegis'terTwoLine., IOe pe r ;que; Se For .tIC"
fItItlitiontJ l i
EXPEN:QITURESTax Collector's fees, salaries of I:;ecre tary an d
Treasurer
Attorney's fees , Auditors , Census l ind Miscellaneous
5,094.29Salaries Principal, Teachers, Text B colts an d Mis
cella-
neO'Us e x p e n ~ e of Instnlct ion 46,710.12Lilbrary an d
Lectures 193.76Janitors, fuel, water, li ght , powe r, etc . . , .
'" . 6,143.40R-epairs to buildings, upkeep of ground Il, repaiNl
and re-
'Placements of heating, lightin g, ,plumbing an dfurniture
...................................... 2,155.47
Still te Retirement Boa.rpayoff $500 per year. At the end
ofej,ght yeaI'll he h as p ai d off t he mor tgAge, bu t 5tJi1l has
tlhe s t ~ k in the asoo(',ia tion, an d ,,-ben these 9ha\">(\."
ofst{)Ck mature he no t o nl y h as h is h ous eflPoe bu t h e al
so has $4000 comling tohim.
StandingL P.C.o 1.0001 .SOO2 .6665 .000:l .000
2o
Baseball
'Dotals .......... 6 (j 18 4 ()Narberth
r h 0 a eV. Fleck, cf. .......2 0 1 0 0'Diehn, 2b. ........ 1 1
0 2 0DaVlis, 1.b. '. . . . . . . 0 1 6 0 lJW. Humphries, ss.. . 1 I
2 2 0Jefferies, 3b. ...... 1 0 1 0 0G. Fleck, If . ....... 0 1 1 0
0B. Humphries, ri .. . 0 1 0 0 0Burns, e. ..........0 0 7 2
0Sil1llpSOn, ,po .......1 0 0 1 0
Mai'ley, 89 . . ...... 1Lane-, If. . 0Den ik o, e f. .. 1Reegan,
I3b. .. \ 1Berming, p. " .- 0Wieanuth, lb 1Walte, 2b 1Mart in , r
f. . 0Atherholt, c. . 1
Mai n L in e L ea gu eWBala-Cynwyd 4Narberth .4Berwyn 4Ardmore
0Pa{)!i 0
Totals 2.1 25 27 10 0Narberth 3 0 0 SO 5 1 60--23Ardmore ' 0 0 0
0() 1 0 1 0 0- 2
TWI() b hilts-Hl"Ckle, W. Humph'r ie s, Y ow el l. T hr ee b as
e hits-Yowell ,Burns. Struek out .by-yo',-cll, 7; byDougherty, 5.
Bases on balls of I -D
