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PRICE THREE CENTSarberth, Pa., Saturday, February 19, 1927ol.
XIII, Number 20
SEENI N T ~ R E S T
League May Organize NextWeek-Local Club
Soon.
SPRING-LIKE DAYSBRING BALL TALK
EARLY
DECLARES CRIMEIS NO ENIGMAPenitentiary Chaplain AddressesHoly
Name Society.Rev. Francis Hoey, Catho licchaplain of the Eastern
Penitentia ry , in an address before St. Margaret's Holy Name Socie
ty , onTuesday evening, declared, as a result of his exper ience
and carefulreview of hundreds of prisoncases, th at i f the average
criminalis neurotic it i s only becau se he hasnot had the t ra
ining to make himotherwise, and the speaker expressed as his
further opinion thatthe remedy for lawlessness must bea moral ity f
irmly suppo rted by v irile religious convictions.Father Hoey
submitted statisticscovering the last half of 1926, whenabout 250
men of various ages descr ib ing themselves as Catho licswere
admitted to the institution . Ofthi s number, the speaker said,
only12 indicated that they had receivedthe benefit of regular relig
ious instruction in a parochial school.It was a lso s ta ted that
it was a nu nu su al c as e when a man who hadreceived def in ite
religious train ingwas b rought back as the r esul t of asecond
conviction.Father Hoey a lso set f or th thathe felt any
considerable progress inhandling the cr ime question wouldnot come
unless the problem weref irs t s tripped of i ts mawkish f eat ur
es a nd t he fact recognized thatthe chief difference between a
prison population and those on the outs id e was a d if fe rence of
governingprinciples, and he s ta te d t ha t t he rewas so litt le
evidence of physiological defects among convict groupsthat this
phase of the issue was ofdec ided ly secondary impor tance.The
criminal, the speaker said, decides to get what he wants when hewan
ts it , w it ho ut r ef er en ce t o t herights of o th er s, a nd
unl ess he i smade to change h is base, to r ea lizethat the will
of God is reflected int he l aw of the land, there is little
hope, Father Hoey stated, of anypermanent progress.Previous t o
F at he r Hoey' s address, the regular devotional exercises o f t
he Hol y Name Society, including Benediction of the
BlessedSacrament, were held in the church.You c an s ave t ime ,
wor ry andmoney by buy ing in Narberth.
A few more spr ingl ik e day s witha temperature such as
Tuesdayshowed, and p ract ice basebal lg ames wi ll b e the order
of the dayin back lots.',l'rue, a b li zz ar d may de sc endupon t
he spr ing fever sufferers atany moment, but in the meant ime,Play
plans are under way to get the bal lI rolling for the coming league
season.
In Narberth a number of playersand fans are talking of the
advisa-PERFORMANCES bility of an early meeting to organize for the
season. An early election of o.fficers, it is f el t, w il l assure
a f lymg start when the weatheropens up i n a mon th or so.Last
year's officials included J. J.Cabrey, President; John A.
Millervice-president; Charles E. Hamden:secretary and treasurer;
Harry Hollar,. business manager and Jack Jefferies, manager.Three
possibilities for the post ofman ag er h av e a lr eady been men
tioned, although it is not knownwhether or not al l will be c an di
dates for t he job. Jefferies maycont in ue in t he p os t; Bi ll C
rowel lmay resume the toga, or Fred Walzer's ambition to again lead
the local n ine may be realized.The annual meeting of the MainL ine
L ea gu e will be held at thehome of the president, H. J . Mos
teller, 47 East Lancaster avenue,Ardmore, next Monday evening, at8
o'clock. The representatives ofNarberth, Berwyn, Wayne , Preston,
Auto Car and Brookline SquareClub who made up the. circuit lastyear
have been inv ited to a ttend inaddition to others who have exp re
ss ed a d es ir e to pl ac e c lu bs inthe league dur ing the
coming season.
Announced fo rby S t. Ma rg ar et 'sDramatists.
VARIED 28 DEGREESTh e temperature varied lastweek from 52 to 24
degrees, acc or di ng t o t he Co-operative Observer for t he
Weather Bureau atNarberth. The temperature excesss in ce t he first
o f February is 78degrees. L ast year at the sametime there was a
def ic iency of 39degrees.Sunday's snowfall is not in
cluded in last week' s report, whichshowed a precipitation of
.03 of aninch. The t ot al since February 1was .20 o f a n i nch,
up to l ast Sa turday night. The barometer washigh at 30.33 and low
at 29.87 forthe week."KATHLEEN" TO BEPLAYED NEXT WEEK
Maryland Mansion of Former Burgess Burns Down."Bonfield ," the
home of formerBurgess and Mrs . Car ro ll Downesat Oxford, Ma ryl
and, wa s destroyed by f ire last Saturday.The residence, a large
mansion,was built in 1773. In i t were manyvaluable American
antiques, whichwere consumed by the f lames.Mr. and Mrs. Downes
purchasedthe mansion sever al y ears ago , occupying their home at
315 Woods ide avenu e during t he wi nt ermonths. Later they took
up theirpermanent residence in Marylandand s ol d t he Narberth
property toGeorge B. Suplee.The Downes home was locatedb ut a few
miles f rom "Snug Harbor, " the fa rm home of Mr. andlVIIS. C. E.
Humphries, formerNarberth residents.
LEGAL HOLIDAYOn Tuesday, Washington's birthday , the banks and
post offices willh e c losed a long the Main L in e, a selsewhere.
Postmaster J. B. Nesper announces that the NarberthPos t Office
will be cl osed a ll d ay'tuesday, and that. t he re w il l be
nodeliveries of mail. Mail will bedespatched as usual, however .
andthe lock boxes will be accessible.
Is
ORCHESTRA GIVESVARIED PROGRAMIncreasing Improvement
Shown i n Th ird Conce rtin Ardmore .
P ENN BAND TO BE NEXT
COUNTY TAX RATEWILL REMAIN SAME
Commissioners F i nd P re se ntF i gu r e o f Th ree Mills
Adequate.
SUBJUNIORS MEETThe sub- junior section of theVVoman's C omnmnty
C lu b is r eminded of the meeting Monday evening at 7.30 with
Cather ine Loughlin , 2 lO Chestnut avenue. This i the last oppor
tunity of being enrol led as a charter member, whichis usual ly con
sidered a r ea l p rivi lege.
~ J o n t g o m e r y county's tax ra te A REMINDERfor 1927 will
remain at three mills. That toni ght is t he date for theThis
announcement was made at a Ten ni s C lub Dan ce at the
Merionmeeting held Friday afternoon by Tribt tte House , 625
Hazelhurst aveC ommi ss ion er s S tou t, C raw ford nue,
Merion.and Keelor. A very r easonable way t o enter-S pe ak in g f
or t he b oa rd , P re si - t ai n any f ri end s who may be
comdent Stout s ta ted the Commiss ion- ing out to see you . From
the prOI11ers had succeeded in taking care of i ~ e s we have had,
we are assuredall necessary improvements for the that we won't have
an ' : l \ ~ . T."year without being obl ig ed to r aise house , so
you had better JOIl1 thethe tax rate. crowd and have a good time.
(YouIn t he b ud ge t are sever al b ig can s l e ~ p . 1 a t ~ t h
next morning.)bridges, induding the Green Lane . The II1vltatton
mcludes you, evenand Black Rock spans ove r the tnough not a member
of the club.Schuylkill. With the completion ofthese spans , the
count ies' wor ries
about bridges wiJI be over f or a llthe spans f rom l \f anayunk
to Roy ersford are durable structures.Funds have a lso been p
rovidedf or c ar ry in g on of t he roa d pr ogram. The
Commissioners earlyin the year agreed any lapse in roadconstruction
would be a costlyp ro pos it ion t o t he cou nt y i n l at
eryears.
FAST CONTINUE ROAD WORKOING
FIREMEN BANQUETTHURSDAY NIGHT
Annual Tes timonia l Dinner toBe Held in ElmHall.
Plans are con1Dlete f or the annual t es timoni al d Inn er ' t
o t he Narber th volunteer f iremen. The eventwil l be held nex t
Thursday eveningin Elm Hall.Five hundred t icke ts have beensen t
out , and the r ep lies have beencoming in daily. On Tuesday
morning, the cater er s mus t be informedof th e number of guests
expected,so it is p la nned t o cl ose t he l is tsMonday night.To
date the response has been satisfactory , but many who are likelvto
attend h av e f ai le d t o mak e a r; port. The committee has
asked thatreturns be mad at once, so tha t noone will be
disappointed.The d in ne r is i n the form of agood-will gathering
to show Narberth's appreciation for the sacrificeof time and
interest shown by thef i r e m ~ n in protecting the Borough.Each
year the affair has g rown insize and interest, and all
indicationspoint to a r ecor d t ur no ut nextThursday.
Hundreds Pay Final Tribute toDead Township Police CaptainNEW LAW
AIMS TOPROTECT STREETSPe rm it s R e qu ir ed to Store
Bui lding Mate ria l onHighway.
The followIng resolutIon was pass-ed Monday nIght by Borough
Coun- Funeral services "'ere heldcll: Tuesday afternoon for
CaptainWHEREAS, It has pleased DIvIneProvIdence to remove from our
midst James 1. Donaghy, of Ardmore,CaptaIn James I. Donaghy; and
who died at 10.30 o'clock Satur-WHEREAS, the Borough o f N ar- d .
I f '11 fberth has for several years enjoyed ay I1Ig lt a ter an I
ness 0 moreNEW TRUCK PURCHASED the most effectIve pollee protectIon
than a y ea r. He had been headIn Its hIstory as a result of the
ex- of t he L ow er Merion police de-tension of the: control of the
policeThe passage of a bill t o r es tr ai n of Lower MerIon
TownshIp to the partment from 11)10 up to last A concert of varied
character,r es id en ts and con tr ac to rs f rom the town, much of
the success of whIch September, when failing healtl.was due to the
personal co-opera- II I I' t j' . I I' sustained interest and
unquestionedPromiscuous use of t he publ ic h igh - tlon of CaptaIn
Donaghy; be It there- compe e( 11m 0 re II1qUlS 1 liSfore more
active duties. proficiency was offered Sunday inways as storage
places for building RESOLVED by the Council of the I A d 'T
hmaterials featured lVIonday's meet- Borough of Narberth In regUlar
H llndreds attended the illneral, t le r more eater by the Maining
of Borough Council. meeting assembled on February 14, which was
held irom the r es id ence Line o rchest ra in i ts third
program
Th . 1927, That It hereby express Its ap- at 148 Cricket avenue,
Ardmore. of tile presellt seaSOn. Local IllUSICe ordillallce, , \
Il icll \vas Im- preclatlon of the hlgll type of serv- Political
leaders of the townshi]),nledl'ately sl'gned by tile Btll'O'ess re
Ice rendered.to the communIty both lovers ,,,ho attellded reall'zed
tllat", , - as an officer and as a man by CaptaIn h ig h p ol ic e
o ffi ci al s from nei g'h-quires a pe rmit to open a street,
Donaghy, that it exte nd I ts s ym- boring 1Ownshi1) districts and
t he y wer e no l on ge r l ist eni ng to a Casts to re mater ia ls
on i t, or o bs tr uc t i t pathy on behalf of the people of fl ' I
INarberth to those survivIng him, r0111 P l l lade p lia were among
the group of untrained amateurs.in any way . It was passed to sup -
tha t thIs resolution be spread upon s co re s of f ri en ds who
were there Sixty-f ive instruments , with Ail-hyka metho;'
rherebYba ch:.ck car ~ ~ e s ~ ~ ~ ~ e ~ h ~ n ~ ' : f i . a copy
thereof to pay final tribute to t he man sa Craig MacColl as piano
soloist,e 'ept on Ig1\ vay 0 s tr uc IOns 0 CHAS. v. )NOEL,
Secretary. who was r eg ar ded a s one of t he played together with
a surenessall kinds. cc'I))a!)le ])oll'ce offi'cl'als Ill till'"
part , 11 11 told f l ' d THREEMO . V IC 0 ong practice, an re-The
provisions of the ordinance T H E R S ~ COUNCIL of the country.
sponded easily to t he bat on ofst at e t ha t the c harge for a p
er mi t E Four iello\V officers of Captain Adolph Vogel in t he p
er for man ce A good selection has been ma deto depos it mat er ia
ls on t he s tr ee t LECTS OFFICERS Donaghy, Lieutenants Mullin and
of several technically difficult num- of the principal characters
who willwill be $1 per day or fraction, with ,Hiller, and Serge an
ts K ing, bers. unwind the plot of the romantica 30-day l imit f or
anyone permi t. C .. , \\ ' ent z, Vanderver and \Vi ls on The
outstanding part of the p ro - comedy "Kath leen ," which will beTo
open a street the fee is $9 for onstltutlOn an d By-Laws Ar e acted
as pall bearers at the funeral. gram was t he Adagi o Lamentos o s
ta ged by t he Dramatic Club of St.e ve ry s qu ar e yard or
fraction Adopted at Organization An escor t of honor was also pro-
movement of Tschaikwsky's fam- M ~ r g a r e t ' s Church, next
Thursday,opened. Meeting. vided by the pol icemen o f the ous
Symphony Pathetlque. It is a Friday and Saturday, February 24-It is
provided that in depositing Lower :\Jer ion force. This last
movement of passionate intensity , 25-26, in the church hail.mater
ia ls a permi t is t o be i ssu ed DR . CERNEY TO SPEAK ~ r a n g e
l ~ l e n t \ ~ a t ~ P 1 ~ s i b l e PllJUg3 vigorous attack and
sharp contrasts. The p rinc ip als in the p lay are asonly if it is
shown that there is no le cour esy 0 le aver or an It was plaJ:ed
accurately, and in a fol1ows: "Kathleen O'Day," HelenePlace
available on the abuttine- prop- Radnor townships police depart-
manne" h h 11 b ht t tlTI I f d l\1 I ' '1 I v IC :ve rou&" ou
le O'Keefe " her sweethear t, "Jimmyerty. If t il e pernll't IS
grallted, not le recent y orme 1 i ot l er s' men ts . r lev sent
men int o the d tl d t I IC '1 I "" d B 1\ ep ! an emoJO,na qua
Ity. . Stanton," Ben Lanahan " "FlossieIllore tllall olle-thl'rd of
the ,vidth of ounci met a st lYOn ay evening in ryn" lawr and
Ardmore districts M l\tr C II b Itl h I d . - I . ISS 'lac 0 s n.um
er Wit 1 o r- Neverset," the peppiest g ir l in to\"nthe h ighway
may be occupi ed, a nd . l e sc 00. au. It0l'1U111 t o c ompl et e
to co\'er )eats 111 o rder t ha t the I t I 'v ,t b d . . I \.. . I
c les r ~ c c o m p a n J l n e l l t was t le Kathryn Burgess"
"Ned Rolling-a fre e space must be left for the I o:gal1lzatlon y a
optll1g COIl- men 111 t l ese (Istncts 111Ig lt be r e- mel od f l'
t t f S htttl b I TI ' C . I I t '1 I . I ,IC 1 S . m o ~ e l 1 1 e
n . o . c, u - s ton," the handsome col1eaian whopassage of water
in the gutter. A s I u I on anc y- a ws. . liS ouncJl, easec 0 pay
tn Jute to t l ell' ce- nlanl C t A rh ",'d I I . f tr I I' - .1 S
oncel 0 111 L' m1l101. .. e wi shes t o marry a ! lirl ' ' 'i t ll
Illol1ey,f ou r- foot unobs tr uc ted foo t walk un er t le
cIrectton 0 l\l.rs. R. G. partec c lIe!. I t b I I f I vmust also
be provided for. Aungst, as chairman of Education Th e final servic
es were con- so OIS r ~ u g lt out t le a n ~ 1 Jar Ma tt hew C al
la ha n; t he " nos ey "of the \\romen's Community Club ducted bv
Rev. Edmund Grindal t h e l 1 ~ e s With ~ t r e n g t h and v igor
, pos tmis tr es s, "Arabel la \Vi lk in s, "The ordinance is
directed to a had grown in four months to Rawson, 'of the Ardmore
Preshv- p l a ~ l I 1 g well With t he OI:chestra. Edi th Mag ui re
.c on si der abl e ext en t a ga in st c on- memb.el'shl 'p ot'
abotlt 150 ,,'onlen, terian Church. Interment was in 1 he concert
opened With the "Sa- "H S' "I b f ktln tala" over ture by
Goldnlark, al.ls wll1,d,leI' t he Ge rmantractors w 10 0 struct
streets or an d d :\11. Moriah Cemetery. 1 I I ffi . h I '1 f an
111 or er to expand in the id- familiar to most of the lal-ge
atlcli- )utcleI , w lose "sa e was s.tolen outinde nlte t1lne WIt
arge pi es 0 rection of its spccl'all'zed actl'vl'tl'es Captain
Donae:hy was in his f d P Ed bt . I t tl f ence. In this, as well
as in the svm, 0,... er money, ". ete I. en, erg;ma ena s, a le
annoyance 0 felt th d f b " . \ 75th year and was the husband J I U
I d I FI IIh "t' R t . f e nee 0 ecommg an m( e- l)honic movement,
\vas tile gro,,'tll . ~ e nc er uc (, ynnvl e s p.0-ot er CI Izens.
ecen senous 0 - ) 'Ildel t orgalllzatl'oll. of the late Sarah R.
Donagh v, nee I f I I bf I . I .. I I d' 1e 1 (}f tile orcllestra
deillollstrateci. Ice. orce.,.w 10 laS een courtll1gens es w llC 1
p reclpl ta tec t le or 1- At the 111 et' 1\ Kakel. He. is survived
bv twod d . t th e 1110" on .' onday eve- I ... ' . Three of
MacDowell's "\Vood MISS Wll kms fo r 2 0 years, Da venance were
recor e agams e. I . h "'lItr A dang Hers, iVllss Regma and MISS L
I "M ' I I FI "h ' hcontractors for the new Presbyter!- n.lI1g at w
llC .m., rs. ungst p r c : ~ Edna Donaghy, who. r es id ed w.ith l
an d Ske tc he s" were p la yed. They ana lan; I IC lae ynn t e nc
-an Church, St. Margarct1s 'Parochl- sljied.. Mrs. L. C.
J,f'ugJass, p r e ~ I - " h i r a hI " A t ( ~ t l l d r e '
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WeDeliver
habitextra
WE DELIVER ANYWHERE
of thousands of dollarsbu t a few dollars deposited with
regularityand persistence.A "Get Ahead"is Banking yourdollars.
to: ..
Your Confidence
Open Friday Evenings From 7 to 9 o'Clock
PHONE 1620
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Reduce Slowly
NARBERTHCOAL COMPANY
Spring may be taking Winter's curtain calls for thepresent, but
better believe that Winter will be readywhen the bell clangs for
her second act!You, as an audience, should be prepared for this
reappearance, Three cheers and a warm welcome asWinter steps on t
he s tage for her second a ct ! T ru e,it won't be long before her
final bow has really beenmade-but that time isn't yet.Until then-be
ready. In plainer words-"Don'tletthe coal pile dwindle!"
Narberth and Haverford AvenuesCRANE'S DRUG STORE
Coming!Winter's Second Appearance!
Little Chats About Your Health, No. 13
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The recent i r regular weather has brought on coldsand o th er i
ll ness . The docto rs who are caring foryou look t o the honest
and experienced druggist tocompound plll'e and accurate
pl'escl'iptions.The filling of dozens on dozens of prescriptions,
inincreasing numberf'/, makes us believe that we haveyour
confidence.
It IsNot a Question
The temptation to go to e xt re me s in r ed uc in g is one wh
ic hphysicians say should bc ca1'cfully gua/'ded against. It
seemssensible to assume that fat should not be taken off much
fasterthan it is normally put on by the body.
When your physician outlines a plan t o be fol lowed inreducing,
don't feel discouraged or th ink that it is noteffective if results
are not immediate and drastic.Redueing' too fast is often quite as
dangerous as carrying a lo t of unnecessary fat.
Trust your physician 's j udgment in this as in other mat te r
spertaining to your health.Whcnc'vc/ ' prcscl'iptionR arc a pa/'t
of thc health plan Qr thet/'eatmcnt, lct us fill them for you.
YOU CanDo ItHERE!
The Narberth National Bank
238-40 Haverford AvenueNARBERTH
PhoneNARBERTH
1267
Telephone, Narberth 375 ,____~ ~ ~ : : : ~ _ ~ f __ ~ ~ : ~ b ~
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NOTICE
EDWARD G. GRISWOLD,President of Council.
NO. 247AN ORDINANCE
When Order in g, Dir ec t You rDealer toSpecify 'Costello's
ExpressCosleUo's ExpressMoving and HaulingCALL MALVERN
313-WDeliveries Made Daily Between Philadelphia & Paoli
philadelphia Office7 N. FRONT ST.BELL PHONE: MARKET 3548
HENRY A. FRYE,Chief Burgess.
Attest:CHAS. V. NOEL,secretary of Council.Approved thi s 14th
day of F ebruary,A. D. 1927.
The regular meeting of the stockholde rs o f t he Narbe rt h BuI
ld ing and Loanassociation for the elect ion of off icersand
directors from nominations made atthe February meeting w11l be held
Thursday, March 3, 1927, at 9 o'clock P. M.(2-26) Thos. C. Trotter,
Jr.,Secretary.
OUR,TOWN
HAVE YOU?
NARBERTH AUTOPAINTING SHOPExperience and Bel'vice107 ESSEX
AVENUE(Funk's Garage)
GEORGE A. WITTEPaperhanging andDecoratingESTIMATINGNARBERTH
2235-W
WASHINGTON'SBIRTHDAYCandy, Party Favors, etc.,AT DAVIS'
MOTHERS' COUNCIL ELECTS
An Ordinance requiring that permitssha ll be obt ai ned for
opening or b reak Ing h ighways o f the Borough of Nar berth,
occupying or otherWise obstrucing highways with mater ial,
prOVidingpenal ties for faI lure to obtain such permits where
reqUired and to comply withsame; a nd p ro vid in g for t he rep
eal o fcertain ordinances Inconsistent herewith.Council of the
Borough of Narberthdo'es ordainSECTION I-DEFINITioNSThe word
"highway" wheneve r usedIn this ordinance shal l mean any publ ics
tr ee t, r oad or b ri dge and sha ll I nc ludethe.roadway, gutter,
curb. sidewalk andthe whole legal width of the street, roador
bridge.The word "person" whenever used Inthis ordinance shall mean
any IndiVidualpartnerShip, association or corporation.SECTION 2f
Tha t on and a ft er t he passage o f thisLitt le Girl Be twee n t
he Ages 0 ord inance I t sha ll be unl aw fu l for anySeven and
Ten. person to open or break any highway or I
If '11 I I I I h t o occupy any such h ighway w ith ma-so, you
WI >e g a t to e ar n t a t t er la l for a ny p ur pos e
Whatsoever, una pack of B rownic s is being formed less and until a
permi t to do so shallher e in Narhe rt h. and if she is f or tu -
have f ir st been obt ai ned as her ei n p ro natc cnongh to he one
of the list 1/i vlded.e nr ol le d s he h as m any j ol ly t im es
in SECTION 3s lo re for her . B rownie s a re not merely P ermi ts
sha ll be I ssued by the S treetl it tle gir ls \ \' ho an' being
kept out oi Commissioner on forms prepared by themis chi ef un til
I he y a re o i g ir l SCOUl Highway Committee and approved byagc:
they are l i tt le people heing trained Council . No permit shall
be Issued undel'constructively in the underlyiug ideals the
prOVisions of t hi s o rd in an ce f or aof girl scouting. period
longer t han thi r ty days.M r ~ . Somers ~ < : w m a n . of
Lantwyn When found ~ ~ C b ~ I ~ ~ e ; s a r y the Street
l a l ~ e . IS the orgamzmg Brown Owl and ICommissioner may
issue a permit for theMISS Helen Bruter, one of the leaden: opening
or breaking of highways or thein the :\arherth Girl Scout Troop w ~
\ 1 deposit ing of material thereon, but Inacl as p ac k leader. Th
e l11embcrslllp no case sha ll he I ssue a permi t f or theof a
pack is l imited to U; Browuies, deposit ing of material on a
public hlghSO if you don't get your little girl there way unless I
t shal l have been found imearly it may he too late. p ~ s s l b l
e to store the same upon abuttingThe or'Yanizil1'r meeting will he
held IplOperty within the l ine of the sidewalk'" '" - 'there ofon
\\ ' t'dncsday af'crnoon in thc ScoutI .1[0( . t -I o'clo.\.
SECTION 5- I , , ~ a l ' , . At t he t ime a permi t Is issued the
per-------- 5011 receiving s am e s ha ll paJ to theIS IT POSSIBLE?
Street Commissioner a fee as herein pro-In the a dd re ss o f M r.
\V. C. Ir- vlded, which fee shall be remitted by the. C II f "I tcr
.. Street Commissioner in ful l to the Bor-Will. a nt ra e r a lIon
",Ol11el) ough T reasur er for t he use o f t he Bor -county, befor
e t he Narb e rt h League ough, such rem it tances t o be made byof
\\r omen \ 'oters last Monday aft - the Street Commissioner weekly
or as, . ' _ o therwi se r eqUi red by Council.ernOOH, he g av e t
he followmg ng- The cha rge for each permi t cover ingUres on the
vo te cast in N arberth t he depos it ing o f mat er ia l on the h
igh way shall be one dol lar ($1.00) for eachlast year (1926): day
of twenty-four hours (24 hours) forPRIMARY ELECTION t he per iod
app li ed for . T he cha rge forNumber each permit covering the
opening orDist. Enrolled Voted breaking of the highway shall be a
sum1 789 349 equal t o n ine dol la rs ($9.00) for each2 892 476
squar e yard o r f ract iona l par t t he reof ,3 575 345 to be
opened or broken, but under noGENERAL ELECTION ' condlpon Is t he c
ha rg e t o be less thanNumber :r' nine dollars ($9.00).'D1st.
Registered V o t ~ d SECTION 6
~ 1 9 ~ ~ ~ : That the grant ing of a permit for any3 636 331
purpose whatsoever under the provisions.. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . I of th is ordin ance sh al l c on st itu te a nOn e may well
ask. IS It posslb e agreement on t he p art of th e persollt ha t
such ap at hv exists in ou r own making the appl icat ion to comply
withI . I \\r "1 f l . . a ll t erms the re o f and w ith a ll t he
r egu-JOI DUg 1. 'e . \\ 10 e t \\ C weI e ,I lat ions and
requirements of the High-little above t he aye rage citizcn. way
Committee now In force or hereafterThe meetinG" this week i s the f
irs t adopted an d t o Indemnify and save. '" . ha rmle ss t he Bo
rou gh from and a ga in stof a senes to be dcvoted to h ea rl l1 g
a ll cla ims , d emand s a nd a ct io n forhe officers o f o ur
count\' and bor- damages either to person or property that1 I 1 . .
I . I may be sustained by any person by rea-oug 1. anc lecoll1l11g
acquamtec WIt 1 !son of o r a ri si ng out of an y work donethem.
so as to be able at l ea st t o IuncleI' the applicat ion and
permit.recognize them on app.earance : ~ s That no p e r : ~ C f ~
~ O d ~ p ~ S l t l n g materialwell as to learn somethlllg of
their j on the h ighway sha ll be I ssued excep tideas on sub jec
ts ahout which we upon such terms and condi tions as may.. "k be
required by the Highway Committee1I1
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PAGE THREE
R E ~ E L E C T E DFFICERS
LUTHERANS REGRETPASTOR'S RESIGNATIONChurch Counc il Passes
Resolution at
Annual Meet ing.At a regu l ar month ly mee tingof th e C hu rch
Council, HolyTrinity Lutheran Church, held 01].J anuan' 4, the
resignat ion of theRe\". Dr. McLinn as pastor of thatcongregat ion
was p r e s e n t e ~ l andreacl. At t he a nn ua l meet1l1g ofthe
congregat ion held on \Vednesday, January HI. the resignat ion\vas
officially a ct ed upon a nd acc ep te d w it h r eg re t, w it h t
he proviso, howe\"er, that it should become effecth'e January 81,
1H27,
instead of fanuarv 12. 1!l2i, as requested by Dr. ?vicLinn" Dr.
McLinn's work i:, s o wel l known asto need no further comment .
andthe congregation ancI council feelthat proper recognition should
heaccorded the efforts put forth duri ng t he p as t four years ,
and haye,therefore. a dopt ed t he
followlIlgresolutions:"\\'HERE.-\S the congregationof Holv Trinity
Lutheran Church,Xarbe{-th. Pa": in annual meet ingassembled has
accepted \vi th r egret the resignation of D r. Milton E. ?vJcLinn
a:' their pastor, totake effect Tanuarv :31, 1!l27. dueto a desire
' on h is ' part to he relie\ 'ed of the duties ancI
responsibilities incident to administeringthe a/hirs of a
congregation. and\y ith full appreciation on the parto f t he c
ongr eg at io n and CQUl1\;i1.of the inspirat ion and guidancewhich
he furnished in the planning a\l(1 building of our presentchurch
home. and in the carrying on of t he work s in ce i t s
CO\11pletion. therefore be it"RESOL \ ED that the members of Hol y
T ri ni ty LutheranC hu rch ex tend to Dr. and lvII'S.;\IcLinn t he
ir b es t wishes forh ea lt h a nd :,trength. so that they ea rs t
ha t r ~ \ 1 1 a i n b ef or e t hemmay be happi ly spen t secure
int he knowl edge o f ha\"ing sen"cdwell during more t1:2n hd f a
ccn,tury of acti\'e church work, and bei t further ...RESOLVED that
a copy ofthe above Resolutions be forwarded to Dr. ancI Mrs.
McLinn;that a copy be spread upon theminutes of t he Chu rc h
Council,and a COPy forwarded to theeditor of "Our Town," with a
request that t hey may be publishedinan ear ly issue of that
paper."By direction of the Council :"H . E. METIUS,"Secretary."
GIRLS WILL PERFORMThe g'irl pupil s of the Pennsylvania
Institution for the Instruction o f the Blind at Overbrookwill give
a concert and entertainment a t t he L ut he ra n c hu rc h i nthe
nea r f ut ur e. Further announcement w il l b e made la te r.
i Police Associa tionAre $37,482.76.I $100,000.IIII
I
COMPANY
Narberth, Pa.'
S HUR S T
29 Bala Ave., Bala-CynwydCynwyd 662
LUMBER
eURToWN
PEN
The
I. From a fully accredited Tuberculosis F ree Herd.
CertificateNo. 200 I. U. S. Dept. o f Agriculture.2. Herd f ree
from Bov ine Infec tious Abortion. Certificate No.6 .Pennsylvania
Dept. of Agriculture.3. Onl y new bottles, direct from
manufacturer, ar e used for PenshurstCertified Milk.4. From a h er
d o f Registered Ayrshire Cows whose health, car e andfeeding are
in t he h an ds of experts. Ayrshire Cows produce auniform 4 pe r
cen t. milk which exact ly meets the s tandards o fCertified
Milk.5. Bottled at Penshurst Farm. The only Certified Milk produced
inLower Merion Township.
Distributed by Scott-Powell DairiesPHONE: CYNWYD 97; ARDMORE
3280; EVERGREEN 3040
We Challenge Any Herd Producing Certified Milk toShow a Similar
Record
Penshurst Farm
THE ONLY CERTIFIED MILK POSSESSING THESEIMPORTANT
SAFEGUARDS:
CERTIFIED AYRSHIRE MILKCertified by Philadelphia Pediatric
Society. LicenseNo.1. Lowe,-Merion, Haverford and Abington T o i V
~ ships, Boroughs of Narberth, Aldan and Lansdowne.Distributed by
Scott-Powell Dairies
Chest
Cedar
... w .t . , . y ' " ' - - ~RADIOLA 20 NOW REDUCED TO $78. 3 set
complete with alternating current opera-tion is the best that money
can buy. Your o ld set t aken as down payment . Terms if desired.AL
L BATfERY SETS 25% OFF. Come in and h ea r t he n ew Steinite sets.
$125 and $150less tubes.
REDUCED
An article of furn iture a lways in demand. You can make one of
them dur ingthe next coupleof months, and beprepared for the enemy
when he arr ives in the Spring.We carry in stock the REAL AROMATIC
CEDAR for chests, as well as thetongued and grooved lining for
closets. .Call us for prices ori this, or anything in Wood
Products.SHULL
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~ M ~ l i i M ~ I M ~ I M ! ~ M ~ ~ ~ l M g ! J i 3 l l M g q i 3 l
b 9 ~ 1 J ~ 1 [ l ~ l J i l ! . l ~ w ~ l l ~ \ P ~ ! J I ~ w ~ @ i
i w l . i q m l ! p ~ @ j j j M ~ ~ l l V . g l ! ! i l V . @ B : Z
! ~ I ~ M ~ 1 f W ~ ~ j j j M ~ I ! M g q ! m M ~ I M ~ I M ~ I M ~
I 1 } l ~ q l ~ ! } l ~ ! J l i i ! M 7 . ! q m l + - 9 ~ ! J j j j
l l \ J . ~ ! J ~ l l V . g q i 3 l ! } l g ! J m l f . l ~ W ~ I !
. \ ~ Q I INCREASE SHOWNIN PENSION FUND
NARBERTH ELECTRIC SHOPI 250 Haverford Ave : : Phone Narberth
2282 IQ J I M I M I M I M I M I M I M I M l M I M I ~ ! J 1 ~ ~ ~ ~
~ ~ I M 1 I W & 7 \ i l f d j l f / \ 1 l m i ~ 1
Encouraging growth of theLower Mer ion Pol ice Pens ion
Association was evidenced at Monday 's mee ti ng o f t he directors
inArdmore by the annual financialstatement of
Secretary-TreasurerEvan L. James. From $600 threeyears ago the
assets have r isen to$37,482.76, which is an increaseof
approximately $10,000 overl as t y ea r' s figures. There areabout
1200 contributing- memberson the roll, and 68 active members,
including 63 members of thepolice force ill Lower Merion three
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 ~ e ~ ~ i ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ : ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~
; ; ; : : : ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ " ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 1 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ M ~ .t is hoped t
o p ut the pensionfund on a sound basis, wi th about$100,000
resources, so that theassociation may feel safe in guaran teeing
pensions to the police int he township , It is possible tobecome a
contributing member bypaying $5 or mor e a y ea r,S. Earle Haines,
of Merion, waselected director-at-Iarge at Monday' s mee ting of
the association,as was John Barnes, of Haverford. who will replace
Fletcher'vV, Stites, o f N ar be rt h. S am ue lRea, of Bryn Mawr,
was ree le ct ed a s a director, Sergeant\Vent z w as re-elected,
and Officers Robinson and Duke weree lected by the f or ce as
delegatesfor t he current year,
BALACYNWYDARBERTH
If You Have a Son-
We Call for andDeliver
Ho w can you give him a share o f y ou r zstate insuch a way
that it will do h im t he mos t good?
This Bank WelcomesY ou,- Business
Owning aBuick--Reflects goodTaste IStyle and distinction in you
r motor c ar a reimportant to you. Buy a Buick!Then your car will
appeal to your sense ofgood taste. There is a youthful smartness
inthe profile of this famous motor car whichnever g;:ows tiresome,
no matter how manyBuicks you see.And you
seeBuickswhereveryougo--boughtby people who valuefiner performance
as wellas prince1ybeauty.Buicktod ayis a m2Chanica1masterpiece,with
engine literally ribratio","las beyond belief.Buy a Buick! It is a
car you wiD be proud to town, and delighted to drive.
When Dissatisfied TryHEWIT'S
Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers234 Haverford Avenue Phone: Narberth
1254
THE MERION TITLE & TRUST CO.OF ARDMORE, PENNSYLVANIA
A chapter in our new booklet, "Pro\ 'ed Plansfor Solving Estate
Problems, " tel ls how onefather solved thi s problem through
LivingTrusts.This booklet also contains solutions of othersimilar
financial and business problems affecting both the individual and
his or herdependents.If you are interested or if )"ou have an)
'similar problem, send for a copy of this booklet .There is no
charge f or i t.
... :;. ...Perhaps you would l ike to confer with us asto how
our Trust services might help )"ousolve some particular problem
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confidence, of course, and without expenseor obligation to
)"ou.
"THE GREATEST BUICK EVER BUILTALLAN C. HALE, Inc.Main
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WAYNE, ARDMORE: : - : - - - - -When better a u t o m o ~ . i , l
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= = = = = = O C - CExercise and Play at the Y M. C. A.Regular,
systematic exercise in the Y. M. C. A. Gymnasium followedby a warm
s howe r and a p lunge in the pool wil l keep you phys ical lyfit f
o r t he strenuous days ahead.Join a class in Cal is thenics; p lay
VoHey Bal l, Indoor BasebaH orBasketball, as you like.Enj oy t he
other features, too-BilIiards, Bowling, CirculatingLibrary and
Reading Room, Dormitories, Clubs, Good Fellowship.FOR
MEN-WOMEN-,..BOYS-GIRLSMain Line Christian Associationof the Y. M.
C. A.116 W. Lancas ter Avenue, Ardmore"== ==== =-= == 0Q0Q0QQOQC ==
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WIRING
30 1 Haverford AvenueNARBERTH 1635
CALL NARBERTH 1635
for
REPAIRS, CONVERTING,
ALEXBE ELECTRIC
To our customers who have worn-outranges which they hesitate to
throwaway, we offer:Visit any 01 our stores or calllor a
representative, and select any Oven Heat ControlGas Range on
Display.We will remove your old portable range,(wood, coal, gas or
oil) and allow you $10 fQr it,on the purchase price of a new Oven
Heat Control Gas Range.A Small First Paymentand a year to
pay--------The Counties Gas and Electric Co.
Your OLD RANGE$10
Ardmore 3500 Bryn Mawr 327Llanerch 233 Boulevard 1600~ = = = = ~
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' ~I ~ r ! , n t u o o b :ifManor 1!.nnI MRS. MINERVA JUSTICE,
Hostess II Famous Southern Lod ge C oo ki ng . G ri ll , Tea o
rDining Room Ser vi ce , Danc in g. II Speocial Orchestra :
Saturday Evenings I
Gri ll o pen fo r late suppers. Private luncheons, II bridge, d
inner a nd a f te r -t h ea t re parties. i!I PHONE: NARBERTH 2269
II Montgomery Pike IEast of Wynnewood Avenue
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CAMP FIRE NEWS
MANY SCOUTS ATT ri bu na l F orme d t o S up er vi se Dis.
ciplinary Matters.T we nty -six B oy Scouts, accom p an ie d b y
S co utma st er B. J. Cook,Assis tant Scoutmasters John Wilsonand
"Jim" Hutchinson, together withmembe rs o f t he t ro op c ommi tt
ee a ndthe fathers' associa t ion at tendedchurchservices last
Sunday in the MethodistC hu rc h. T he R ev . W . Sheridan Dawlion
delivered a n i ns pi ri ng s ermo n o nthe work o f t he o rg an
iz at io n, ' wi thwhi ch he, h imse lf , had at one timebeen
actively connected. The entires er vi ce was devot ed t o the boys.
.A t th e l as t m ee ti ng o f t he t ro op int he c ab in , a
governing body, or ScoutTribunal, was o rg an iz ed f or t he p
ur
pose of reviewing and passing uponall matt e rs o f conduct , i
nf ra ct ions o frules, or disobedience on the part ofany membe r o
f t he troop.The tribunal is composed of Ass i st an t Scou tmas te
r John \\Tilson,Sen io r Pa tr o l Leade r A lbe rt Lambert,Patrol
Leaders WiI1iam Harr is , KeithP ar ks , H ow ar d \,-Vilson and
JayThomas and Assistant Patrol LeadersHoward \Vhitnev. Vest t ts
Spindler ,F r ed Van Auken and \Villard Zindel.Fol lowi ng t he mee
ti ng , t he s co ut smar ch ed t o the Presbyter ian Church,whe re
t hey s aw sever al reels of mQvi ng p ic tu re s o f t he Penn vs.
State football game, and a "nature s tudy" pictureof lumber ing
operat ions in t h e Nort h west. The pictures were shown in con-
.n ect ion wi th t he f at he r a nd s on b an quet g iven by the
H. C. Gara BibleClass.As very few fathers of t he boys havewitne ss
ed t he ca rr y ing t hrough o f aneveni ng 's r egul at ion p rog
ram, p l an sare being laid to have in the nearfuture a specia l n
ig ht s et a si de t o e ntertain them. This wil l b e k nown a
s"Our Dad s" n ig ht a nd an effort willbe made to h ave a 100 per
cent. representation.
I s np po se y ou won de r whe re theKiyugan Camp F i re Girls a
r e keepi ngthemselves af tcr school? \Vell, theyare r eh ea rs in
g t he ir b ig play, "Mr.Bob," whi ch i s to b e g ive n n ex t F
ri day. Ihe :!;Hh, at 8.15 P. M., in theNarherth School Audi tor
ium, Ticketsare now o n s al e and c an be obtainedfrom any of I he
Camp Fire Girls. Seeif t he r e a ren' t s ome i n you I' sect ion
ofthc t01l11The girls and t he ir addr e ss e s are:Eleanor
Michaelsen, o n H av er fo rdavenue; Virginia Eyre and DorothyC le
ve ng er , o n \\Toodside avenue;Bet ty Ot to a nd E li za be th T
er ry . o nGrayling avenue; Virginia Douglass,on Elm Terrace; B et
ty Rob b a nd Mar ga re t Rober ts on , on Forrest avenue:Madel ine
Baughman, on Narber th avenue; A lmir a Grego ry a nd Kat hr
ynAungst, on Dudley avenue.A ll thes e gi rl s hav e s how n s om
etalent i n d if f erent p roduct i on s o f t hetown, but now we
will see all thatt al en t combined and concent ra t ed i nt o"Mr .
Bob ."Don' t waste your .m on ey on the"movies ." but come see the
play. It isFriday the 25th. Don't forget.-"TheCamp Fire Fly."
All Saints' Church.\'-Vynnewood, Pa.Rcclor, Rev. Gibson
Bell.QuinQuagcsima.S.OO A. M.-Holy Communion.10.00 A. M.-Church
School.11.00 A. M.-Litany and Ante-Communion. Sermon by rector
Anthell l"Blessed He," Franck. Alto so lo Martha E. Deknatel.
'liam J. Jones, 103 South Narberth avenue, t o whi ch t he
ladies o f t he Chu rchare cordial ly invited.Friday, February
25:7,30 P. ~ L - Y o u n g People's SocialE\'ening at the
Church.Lutheran Church Notice.
9 .45 A. M.-Bible School.11.00 A. l \L-Morning service.4.00 P.
M.-J unior Luther League.7.00 P . 1 J I. - Sen io r Lu the r
League.7.45 P. M.-Evening service.Dr. C. P . Wil es, e di to r of
theLutheran Board of S unday SchoolSupplies, .will p re ac h a t b
ot h services.\Ve a re v er y f or tu na te t o ha ve thisp rominen
t Lu the ran pa st o r come top re ac h f or u s a nd we e xt en d
a heartywel come to both services.
Church News
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Baptist Church o f t h e Evangel.Robert E. Keighton,
minister.Sen' ices for t he wee k o f February 29.Sunday, February
20:!l,45 A. M.-CI1l1 rch School .11.00 A. l\I.-Morning worship.
Sermon: "Equi li br ium. " Th is is the sermon b ro ad ca st o n t
he first Sunday o flast October. It is r epea ted by request.7.00
P. M.-Young People' s Devot iona l Service . Leade r, Edwin
Speakman. Topic: "Is You th Today Religious?" Cont inuing the
debates onthe p robl em of mode rn' you th, . Theseyoung people a
re h av in g s omet hi ngunusual to say!7,45 P. M.-Evening worship.
Ser-mon: "The L on el in es s o f B ei ngRight." Please notice
especially themus ic f or t hi s s er vi ce ! In harmonywit h t he
s ermo ll . whi ch presents thecha ra ct er o f E li jah, .all t he
musicalseleCtions o f o rgan is t and Quartet willbe from the o ra
to ri o " El ij ah ," b yMClidclssohn.\Vednesday, February : ~ : l
:S.OO P. M.-Prayer sen' ice . Topic:"\"'hat Do You Know A bout
Tertius?"Thursday. February 24:8.00 P. M.-Social of the
\,-Vomen'sAssociation at the homc o f M rs . \ Vi l-
FOIt SALF..-Fourteen fancy Homer andJumbo pigeons. $5 for the
lot. N ar berth 367-W.FOR SAU'; Pol lee dog , two yea rs o ld ,good
disposit ion, (Pedigree). Narberth367-W.FOR S,\I,E-Moon sedan, 1924
model.F in e c on di ti on . T en thousand mileageonly. Narber th
367-W.
I,ABIES Make y ou r own par t y hat s'nd favors. 25 cents a
lesson. EachWednesday from 2 to 4. 114 Conway avenue. (2-26),\lHO
FOH SALE-Three- tube setWith speaker and tUbes, $20. Call Cyn-...
/d 811 or wri te DK, Box 9, Cynwyd.
Fl'HNlSlmn ItOOi\l for rent. For gent leman. Convenien t to s ta
ti on . PhoneNarberth 2261.
fOil i"ALI, Plano , Pease , cabinetI":rand. mahogany, In fine
condItion. Price.$100. 755 Beacon lane, Merloll . Merion1 179 .
JustAll
0 U R ~ r O W N '
PRUNES!
Phone, Narberth 1750
Henrietta B. Frick10 Montgomery Avenue
(C, Montgome1'y A1'cade)Phone: Narberth 2821
COD FISH CAKES
lb. lOc
Beef
BONED CHICKENR. & R. Boned Chicken.can 55c
SCOT-TISSUE2 rolls 19c
PALMOUVESOAP3 cakes 23c
Party GoodsTALLY CARDS:: SCORE PADS
FAVORS . . PRIZESEVERYTHING FOR THE PARTY
ARCADE GIFT SHOP
YE ODDITY SHOPPETh e Gi f t Shop o f N a 1 'b e rt hTally Cards
: :. Place CardsFavQ1's and Prizes APP1'0p1'iateforTHE
WASHINGTONBlRTHDAY PARTY104 Forest AvenueNARBERTH, PA.Open Friday
Evenings
CHARLES B. WAFER111 Narberth AvenueL i g h t HaulingHauling in
Town a Special ty$4.00 Up
Jobbing and GardeningWe wil l g iv e you 'real seI'vice if you.
will pat1'onize ns65c an Hour and Up
Phone: NARBERTH 2202-W
PRUNES!
PEACHESHerbert Br and. P ac ke d inr:ch syrup. 10 to 12
pieces.large can25c
FRESH EGGSDirect from SnugHarbor Farm.New-laid, strictly
fresh.dozen 48c
Gorton's Ready-to-Fry.the thing for a hastymeal.ready prepared.2
cans 25c
A decided ly good b arga in in S an ta C la raPrunes which are
considered the best qualityand finest Prunes grown. They are new
crop,full, meaty Prunes and good sound f ru it . Sureto please
you!
PRUNES!
Yearling
Wesson Cooking Oil , , pt. c an 29cSwansdown CakeFlour . , '.'
.pkg. 38cHartley's Marmalade , j ar 3 5cMueller's Macaroni or
Spaghett i, 2 pkgs. 25cGrandee Stuffed Queen Olives . . 6-oz. jar'
25cWelch's Grapelade Preserves . . 15-oz. j ar 2 3cHeinz Apple
Butter jar 25cTartan Coffee, Steel Cut I-lb. c an 55cA-I Metal
Polish large c an 23cIO-Cedar Oil, 50c size , , 39c
OLIVE OILPompeiian Olive Oil.
can 29c
LIFEBUOY SOAPcakes lI eGOLD DUSTlarge pkg. 25c
PINEAPPLEGolden Gate Fancy SlicedPineapple.can l5c
Campbell's Tomato Soup3 cans 25c
Native
Y. M. C. A. Building, Haverford Avenue at Forest
COFFEE
A Few Hours
219 HAVERFORD AVENUE
Corn-fed
COTTER'S MARKET
A few hours will make a vast difference il lthe taste of candy
alld baked goods. Thatis wh y we mallufacture them with in a
fewhUlldred feet of ou r shop.But if this short time will make a
difference,what an improvement White's Candies mustbe over the
boxed brands from other citiesof ten packed months before! Have
youtried a box of White 's delicious Narberthmade candy?The same
freshness and high quality havemade our baked goods and ice cream
famous.These as well as the candies, al 'e made inour modern shop
at the railroad circle. Allthree products will give you a new
experience when you try them.
P. & G. SOAP4 cakes 17cKIRKMAN'S SOAP4 cakes 25c
STRINGLESS BEANSBlue Label.Small Refugee Beans.can 25c
WHITE'S SWEET SHOP
CHERRIESHerbe rt Brand . Extra Whi teRoyal Anne Cherrieslarge
can 35c
Quality & Service
BUTTERR . G . A . ~ h , C ~ a m y B u U ~lb. 60c
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Special sale of Royal Breakfast Coffee, guaranteed the bes t qua
li ty a nd t he best drinkingCoffee it is possible to buy. Save
money andget more satisfaction!Special- Price, 39c lb.
MACKEREL I ASPARAGUS TIPSFancy White Norway MackerelIDel Monte.
Tender, Thicktips
each 25c can 29c
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Del Monte Apricots , , ..... , . c an 20cLippincott's Grape
Jelly , . ,large glass 23cHaxton Tender Peas can 18cTapioca.
Colburn's Pearl . . , , .. pkg. 10cSaladaTea. Red Label pkg.
25cCurtice Bros. Blue Label Extra Small Beets,can 23cR. & R.
Chicken Broth can 15cSchlorer's Mayonnaise j ar 2 3cCurtice Bros.'
Blue Label Catsup,large bot. 25cBr'er Rabbit Molasses, Gold Lab el
. , c an 17c----_ ._-------_ ._-----_ ._--_._----------------
Rump and Round Steak , lb. 45c S h o u ~ d e r of Spring Lamb ,
, . lb . 30cThick End Rib Roast . , lb. 25c ILeg of Spring Lamb , .
, . lb.40cWhole Hams, ,family size , .. ~ b 35cINeck of Lamb , .lb.
25c
First Church of Chris t, Scientis t.\ \Toman 's C lub Bui ld
ing,Ardmore Avenue, Ardmore . Pa.1l.00 A. M.-Sunday services.11.00
A. M.-Sullday School services.Wednesday cvcning testimonial
11leeting, s o'clock.Nail'S : ~ cCllls pel' word. M i l l i l l l l
/ l I l Reading Rool11, 1!1 \Nest Lancasterc/wrqe, :10 eellis PCI
,('cek. Reduced 'avenue, e ac h wee k d ay . 10.:10 A. M. to/all.,:
f or r epea led ad s
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WM. D. & H. T. SMEDLEYBuildersPhone, Narberth 600WHITE'S
SWEET SHOP219 Haverford A""enuePhone, Narberth 1705WHITESIDE
BROTHERS237 Have1'ford AvenuePhone, Narberth 369
NARBERTH ELECTRIC SHOP250 Haverfo1'd AvenuePhone, Narberth
2282
H. RICKLINHa1'dwa1'eNarberth 2555ROBERT J. NASHReal EstatePhone,
N a r ~ r t h 1710SHEA'S DRUG STOREAt the Station220 Haverford
Avenue
NARB. FRUIT & PRODUCE MARKET228 Have1'fo1'd AvenuePhone,
Narberth 377NARBERTH NATIONAL BANKTi}ssex & Haver!o1'd
AvemuesPhone, Narberth 630N.R.PEACOCKPainting407 Essex Avenue
NARBERTHN
EWALD'S PASTRY SHOP243 Haverfo1'd AvenuePhone: Narberth
2201WFREEMAN'S MARKET201 Haverfm'd AvenueNarberth 620 and
316HEWIT'STailors, Cleaners & Dye1's~ 3 Haverford AvenueT. A.
KERRIGAN & SONBuilde1'sPhone, Narberth 2718CHRIS KOCH238-40
Have1"/ord AvenuePhone, Narberth 1267ARTHUR KORTHAUSWindso1'
GamgeNarberth 2850LYONS' HARDWARE211 Have1'ford AvenueNarberth
2277MERION TITLE & TRUST CO.flave1'fard & Narbe1'th
AvenuesPhone, NarLerth 398J. A. MILLERRoofing111 Forest
AvenueNARBERTH COAL CO.258 Haverford AvenuePhone, Narberth
375NARBERTH GARAGEE, H, Wip!, Prop,Narberth G75
SUR TOWN
SHOP
JOHN A. CALDWELLReal Estate205 Haverford AvenueCOOK
BROTHERSPlumbing and HeatingPhone, Narberth 1752
C.H,CRANEflat'erford and Na1'berth AvenuesPhone, Narberth
1620GEO.M.DANDO209 Haverford AvenuePhone, Narberth 1680DAVIS'Oldest
Store in Narbe1'thPhone, Narberth 1735DURBIN & HOWARDReal
Estate, Mm'tgages, Insu1'ancePhone, Narberth 1243
Don'tsend your dollars on a wild-goose chase.Ask for what you
need in Narberth, and learn thevariety and value to be received,
with the addedpleasure of making your own choice.
HOWARD F. COTTERy, M. C. A. BuildingPhone, Narberth 1750
This i s one of a series of twenty-six adveJtisements issued
undeJ' auspices of the NarberthBoard of Trade, to tell you what
NaJ'berth has to offeJ it s Jesidents. The following business
men are co-operating:
Back in the country districts, miles from astore, the mailorder
catalogue is nearly as popular as the radio. The farmers cannot
judge the values, but the promises and pictures arepretty. Families
living near neighborhood stores no longerbuy a "pig in apoke."The
economy of buying from a distance is one of life'slittle fallacies.
The purchaser spends postage both ways,pays for amoney order,
andwaits aweek or so for the articlesfor which he has paid in
advance. When they come, he willdiscover that equal value is to be
found in Narberth's ownbusiness section, offered with service, with
credit courtesies, and with a reachable firm behind the goods.The
dollar spent at a distance is gone forever. The dollar spent with a
local business man is deposited in Narberthbanks, is exchanged with
Narberth men, and circulatesthroughout the borough to stimulate
trade. The prosperitycreated aids in the payment of taxes whose
burdens are partially lifted from the shoulders of the
householders.
ADELIZZI BROS.Tailors and Cleane1'sPhone, Narberth 2602ARCADIA
RESTAURANT'239 Have1'f01'd Av enuePhone, Narberth 699BRYNWOODMANOR
INNMontgomery Pike-Phone, Narberth 2269
THE LOST DOLLAR
You can save t ime, worry andmoney by buying in Narberth.
CONTINUED FROM THE F IRST PAGEwas justified by the applause.Miss
MacColl 's selections for piano solo included a Prelude of
MacDowell, Barratt 's "Highland Lament" and "Gavotte," by
d'AlbertIn these three varying types of music s he d emons tr at ed
a pleasingbreadth of technical knowledge, inadd it ion to a surpr
is ing amoun t ofphysical vigor. The "Highland Lament ," in p ar ti
cu la r was playedwith sympathetic touch and modulation.As an
encore Miss MacColl of.fered the familiar and popular waltz
number IS, of Brahms.The orchestra concluded its program with
two Spanish dances byMoskowsky-"Dance NO.2" and"Bolero." 'With
these vigorous anddashing numbers the entertainmentwas brought to a
fit ting dose .Obs er ve rs who h av e followedconductor Vogel's
work for severalyears expressed themselves as morethan pleased both
with the concertand with the public support shown.Despi te a d ri
vi ng snowsto rm , t heArdmore Th eat er was well overhalf f il
led, and those present werepleased and responsive.The need of add
it iona l i ns trume nt s in t he b ra ss a nd woodwindsec ti ons
was shown in some of theheavi er par ts o f t he conce rt , a ~ t
he re is a g re at deal to be done Infurther ensemble t ra ining,
but despite such minor criticism.s, M ~ i nLine music lovers are
100kll1g WIthin creasing pride to t h i ~ ve.ry unusual and
excellent orgamzatlOn.Fo r t he nex t conce rt , on l \l ar ch27,
Mr. Vogel will p r e s ~ n t the University of Pennsylvama band,
ofwhich he is director. Clyde R.Dengler,. star t e n o ~ - of the
Penn GleeClub, WIll be solOIst.
SCORE HIGH
ORCHESTRA PLEASES WITHVARIED CONCERT PROGRAM
PAGE SIX
Marathons and Battlers Have "LuckyStrikes."
The Methodist Marathons andBaptist Bat tlers wrote their namesin
the sky dur ing the l as t con te st s,but t ime may efface thi s s
pu rt o fglory.Battler VVm. D. Smedley madethe highest average for
three gamesdurinO" the second half of the season-.-:'l89 1-3. This
is evid.encethat a man is not a t his best untIl heis past 40.
FEBRUARY 11METHODIST MARATHONSC Jenkins . . . . . . 126 136 123D ~
a v e s . . . . . . . . . . . 127 102 166heger . . . . . . . . . .
. 136 16bM1l1er 169 120Bauey 167 169 l11iDeHart .. , 11.>0
140Blake ,
734 669 700BAPTIST BOOSTERSWilliamson . .. 121 130 143Wetherbee
116 129 1 : ; ~ltnapp 122 156 129Folll1ler 126 96 120Ilurbin 124
126 160
608 641 663FEBRUARY 14BAPTIST BATTLERSNicholson 169 142 126W. D.
Sl1ledley 164 191 19::;Kell1l 122 125 141:1Marsh .. , _. . . . . .
. . .. 163 162 121H. T. Sl1ledley . . . . . 161 149 143609 769
733PRESBYTERIAN PEP BOYSMayer ; . . . . . . 112 75McCutcheon 107
113Wilson ., '. . . . .. 123 -144Sl1llth 117 162BUnd ..............
'" 126 121
564 615
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collection a nd t he one demand for such an unusua l book couldnot
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fundsavailable. The Library, however , a imsto give as complete
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