our town august 8, 1925
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NARBERTH LOSES FIRST
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RIVALS ARE CALMON FIRE LETTER.
N ei th er B ai a- Cy nw yd
Ardmore Develop aRage.
FRANKENF IELD PRAISES
H9W THEY PLAY
Ashland at NarberthBerwyn at Paoli
Cynwyd at Ardmore
This is t he s ch ed ule fo r the
Main Line League baseballgames which are to b e pl ay edSaturday.Narberth, whi ch p lays Ash
l and, one o f the cellar teams, isexpected to have little trouble inkeeping i ts s la te for the halfunsoiled.The Ardmore-Cynwyd game
wil l be played on the VillanovaField.
Eloped to Elkton.
\\!. Charles Stanley, of Nar
berth , and :Miss Anna H. Graff, o{A rdmore, we nded their wa y to
Elkton this week, where they obtained a marriage license.They are now living on Haver
ford avenue, Narberth.
Bows to Auto Car in Twilight Gameby 3'() Score.
Narbe rt h l os t i ts first! game in
the Main L in e Tw il ig ht Leag ue
to Auto Car, Wednesday, July 29Th e score was 3-0.
Griffin, a sou thpaw, was on the
mound for- Auto Car and held the
hard-hitt ing Borough crew to two
hits and for the first t im e t hi s
season Narberth had nine goose
eggs beside its name on the scoreboard.
of wealth follows: Maste rs s t ar t ed the chucking
"Editor, 'Our Town: ' for Bil l Crowell and held th e ca r
"\Vhile d i s c u s s i ~ candida tes workers to f ive hi ts. Townsend
for the office of Tax Collector was called on to take his placew it h nume ro us c iti ze ns o f the and for three and two-third inn
Borough, I have been told· by i ngs a ll ow ed o nl y t wo hi ts ane
some that Mrs. Abbie W. Nicker- four bases on balls.son, one of the aspirants, did not G. F le ck and Mas te rs wer e tileneed the office, as her husband h ad on ly b oy s to hi t safe off Gri ff inleft her quite well to do, that she H. Mossman was th e heavy hittermaintains t'Wo children i n col lege , for Auto Car wi th three safe ones
a s umme r h ome i n New Englang Koenig go t himself two. Stogel's
and a well-appointed home at 111 work at thi rd was a feature in th eElmwood avenue, Narberth. Hear- visitors' defense.ing these things, which I did not On August- 18 Narberth wiJIbelieve to be correct , I wro te t o travel to Auto Car g ro un ds and
Mrs. Nickers0I!' for a s t ~ t ~ m e n t playa postponed game. A crowdove r h er own SIgnature, glvmg us is exp ec te d t o a ccompany thethe facts. It is my desire that the' teamcampaign shall b e con du ct ed o n .the square. This is my reason for
t aking up thi s matter on behal f o f
CONTINUED ON THE FOURTH PAGE
NARBERTH FINALLY SCALPS
BERWYN IN THIRD SET-TO
Due t o t he r iv al ry b etween the
Narbe rt h and t he Bal a-Cynwyd
fire companies and also due to
conflicting in terests between the
Borough company and the lVler
ion Company of Ardmore, vigor-- ous· protest: was expected from
Retain Second-Half Lead by 9-2 Vic- these two aga in st t he l et te rs so
tory Over Champs. liciting money which Narberth iss en di ng i nt o their territories.
It t oo k N ar be rt h t hr ee g ame s Non e ha s developed. however.to t ak e t he mea su re of Berwyn, In its letter, the Narberth com
first-half champions of the :Main p an y cal ls a tt en ti on t o the fact
Line Baseball League, bu t finally that by arrangemen t wi th th e
the Borough cl an did it. In its Lower :Merion Commissionersmade last winter" Narberth now
third set-to with Doyle 'S n ine, responds to "first a la rm s" i n
staged at Berwyn las t Sa tu rday, Ivlerion and \Vynnewood.
the Narhites laid the f ir st h al f I n r et urn for this it was g iven
champs low and cold by a 9-2 the privilege of soliciting fundsscore. for t he upkeep of its apparatus
from these districts.The meeting between the rivals Last winte r when thi s arrange
was the first of the second-half men t was made vigorous protest
sea son and ?\fa rb er th h ad t o win was voiced b y t he Cynwyd com
if it wanted to keep its leadership pany, which believed that Nar
I)f the l eagu e. A d ef ea t would berth's canvassing of i\{erionhave thrown the race into a t ri pl e wou ld t ak e away from it money
needed for the support of i ts owntie between .:.: arber th, Ardmore apparatus . Ardmore a lso looked
and Berwyn , uniavorably upon the arrange
nill Crowell's Narberth outfit ment hecause \Vvnnewoocl was
has a clean slate todate, having' opened to :N arbert1;.taken all three of i ts games since A stir was con sequ en tl y ex
the start of th e second half on pected when ?\farberth begm
July 11. Denvyn has s t 1 f f e r e ~ l one sending its requests for money
defeat, this at t he h an ds at Joe into Lower :\Ierion territorv, bu tCullinan's agg ress ive Ardmore comment e i t h ~ r bitter or vigorous
nine. failed to materialize from Cynwyd
Princetonian Townsend, N ar-I or the Ardmore companies. Of
berth's star pitcher, \\'ho serves Ificials of both assumed a "lett hem to t he b at te rs with his port- them-get-i t-if-they-can" att itude.
side wing, was in rare shape Sat- "It is exactly what we expected
u rda y a nd was in no time in them to d o, " s aid \Valter Cdanger. He fanned the f ir st s ix N ee ly , one of the d irec to rs o f the
men to face h im , and throughC?ut Bala-Cynwyd company, when inthe game held Berwyn to f i\ 'e hi ts. formed of the ?\farherth move. "IPaist , Berwyn's star moundsman, s ee no reason for comment, favorstruck out 11 men, bu t was pep- ahle or unfavorable."
pered for 10 hits. . . Other Cynwyd officials pointedJefferies and Humphnes led In ont that their company has a
t he N ar be rt h a tt ac k with th.ree larger paid membership in Merion
safeties apiece, one of Humphnes' t hi s y ea r t ha n i t h as e ve r h ad bebeing a h ome run in the seventh iore. They also declare t11:1tinning, with Jeffries on base. A uneler the IJresent arrangement of
l arge crowd watcheel t he g ame, t he t el ep ho ne company , Mer io n
whi ch g av e Narbe rt h f ir st p lace which is on the Cynwyd telephone
in the second half race. Other fea- exchange, wil l cal l Cynwyd firsttures were the aJl-around playing hecause it can get a quicker
of DeShu la and V . Fleck. answe r t han h y calling Narberth
In a free-hitting contest at the whi ch is o n ano th er exchang e
Cynwyd School grounds, Satur- ?derion residents, they insi st
day, Bala-Cynwyd finally won by know this, and consequently can
a 9-8 count. T ~ Cynwydites .Ied tribnte first to Cynwyd."throughout the tray but at no tune \V i1Jiam G. Frankenfield, of th ehad t hey t he g ame on ice. ?IIerion F ir e Company of Ard
Ardmore won from Ashland at more, took a st il l fr iendl ier standits Villanova field by a n 8-3 tally. toward Narberth.
Ardmore, with Hen Vockel pitch- "I f the residents of \Vynnewooding his. u s u ~ l ma.sterful baJJ, waSean see their way c lear to helping:at no t ll ne 1I1 senous trouble. Narberth let them" he declared
A new .catcher,. :Maguir.e, from "Narber ti l h as a good company.Garre tt Hdl , was mserted II1to the they a lways answer p romp tly and
line-up h y Man ag er J oe Cullinan. they deserve all that they can
get'."
BRIEFREPARE
Candidate for Much-Sought Tax Collectorship Writes to DenyRumors of Wealth.
WILL
MILK CONTROL MENWILL FIGHT DAIRY
Object to Move to Lower
Milk Standards in Their
Districts
George W. Grim, Milk Controlofficer of Lower Merion, at the lastmeeting of t he Milk Control Commit tee of the Associated Suburban
Boards of Health, of whi ch Nar
berth is a member, presented a copyof a bri ef submi tt ed to Dr. Cha rl esH. 1'l'Iiner, Secretary of Health of
Pennsylvania, by one of t he l argedairies of Philadelphia.
The b ri ef u rg ed t he S ta te Ad
visory Board to reconsider i ts definition of pasteurization. At presentmilk to be pasteurized must be heated to 145 degrees and held a t t ha t
temperature for 30 minutes. The
brief urges that the degree to whichthe milk should be hea ted ought tobe 142 instead of 145 degrees.
This mat te r wa s t ak en up forconsideration on l \Ionday eveninga t t he township Board of Health
meetin g, a nd it was unanimouslyagreed tha t Sec re ta ry George C.Anderson wri te the S ta te Boa rd ofHealth, request ing i t not to render adeci sion unt il t he Lower l\Ierionboard could prepare a bri ef opposing the grant ing of t he request o fthe Phi lade lphi a dai ry . D r. D. \ '1 .Horn, chemist for the Lower ::\Ierion boarel, claimed that as h is boa rdwa s one of the pioneers in p as·teurization, and after i t h ad g ivencareful s tudy f rom a ll ang le s to thesubject, and hacl made several testssince the promulgation of the law,p rovi ng th e l aw wa s a h eal th p re serve r, t ha t i t should figh t any proposed mocli fication looking to thereduction of temperature. The doctor's suggest ion was adopted and
President B. K . \Vi lbur appoint eda committee consist ing of Dr. D.\VsHorn, Dr. George \V. Grim and
S. :\1. Heulings to go carefully intothe sub ject and prepa re a bri ef opposing any change to present law.
NARBERTH, PA., SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1925
CARL FISCHER CROWNED
CLAY COURT CHAMPION
Wins the Second Annual Pennsyl ·vania Championship Tournament
The b r i l J i ? ~ ; t and spectacular
playing of Dr. Carl Fischer enabled PROMISING OUTLOOK FOR
him to come through a fas t held of LOWER MERION ELEVEN
representative Philadelphia tennis IWill Have Good Despite Forst ·
p layers to win t he s econd annual burg's Threatened Loss.
tournament for the clay court Despite the loss of their coach,championship of Pennsylvania. Iwho telegraphed that he would beAmong the players he met an d de· unable to attend to footbal l thisfeated were Herman Dornheim, of season because of other opportunithe Belfield Club.; \Vallace JOhnson, ties, Lower Merion High School notone of the leadl11g players of the only expects but will h av e one of
count ry , and in the final round the <rreatest fi<rhting t eams eve r putSamuel Gilpin, of Belfield Country out. '" Last y e ~ r ' s line-up was hurt
Club, who a lready had won the f ir st very l itt le by graduat ion, so that
leg on t he A. D . 'N. Smith challenge many of t he old r egul ar s, amongcup. them Kuen, Morris, Leitch, \Vilbur,The doubles were won by Gilpin Fort, Rubishon and Faulk, wil l be
and Yearlsey, both of Belfield Club, b ack on t he t eam t hi s fall. .who in t he final r ound def ea te d \\Tith so many sea soned vet er an s,the c lubmat es , Kni gh t a nd Dorn· p lu s p romi sin g s econd t eam menheim, in a hard five-set match. and new talent that wil l enter in theThe committee in charge is to be f al l, it is l it tl e wonde r tha t Lower
congratul at ed upon the way they Mer ion gridders will be f ea red inovercame a handicap of three rainy scholastic circles. Those alreadydays and pushed the complet ion of signed up, most of whom played inthe tournament through to a .suc- one or more games last season, are
cessful finish in seven days of actual as follows:play. Mor e th an 90 p la ye rs were Se ni or s t hi s year: Kuen, tac:lde,entered in the singles and 32 teams capt.; Morri s, ful lback; Le1tch ,in the men's doubles, the greatest guard; \Vilbur, guard; Fort, guard;number of ent ri es for any open Jones , cen tre; Rubishon, quarter
tournament in the Philadelphia Dis- back; Reynolds, end; Faulk, end;
trict this year. and Odiorne, half-back.
There was no det ai l ove rlooked CONTINUED ON THE SECOND PAGE
that wo uld help to m ak e it a suc- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - cessful affair both frol11 the players ObJect to Propaganda Being Circulated Aboutand the s pectator s' standpoint. Mrs. Abbie W. Nickerson in CampaignEvery match was umpired and thefinals and semifinals had a full completement of l inesmen as well. Thisis a fea tu re of the Narberth tournaments that is greatly appreciatedby the players and was the subject Objection ha s been ta ken by
of special mention and commenda- Mrs. Abbie \V. Nickerson, one of
tion at t he l as t annua l mee ting of the candidates for the office of
the National Lawn Tennis Associa- Borough tax collector, t o p ro pa tion. ganda declaring that she is
wealthy. This is not so, she de-
Quite a few members of the Nar- clares, and the salary of the officeber th Club were ent ered . Harold in terests her just as much as it
Lane and Jim McKell both lasted does any other aspirant.
until the t hir d ro und , and John Friends of Mrs. Nickerson deWine, Ronald Page, Bob and F ra nk c la re t ha t t he se r umor s, w hi ch
Fretz and Jean Allen were also en- they feel are neither fair nor t rue ,
tered and gave a good account of are being- circulated durirrg the ab-
themselves. sence of their candidate.Bill Eavans as chairman of the :1\'1rs. Nickerson i s in New Eng-
committee and Walter Cowin as land for the summer. She wa s
first assistant put in seven busy days writ t en and told of the tumors oftrying to keep everybody happy and wealth circulated regarding her.
things running smoothly. The en- Th e letter of Anton E. Wohle rt ,t ire committee can feel very proud Democratic candidate for Bor
of the wa¥ thi s b ig t enni s event r ~ ough ~ o u n e i l , who interestedflects credIt on the Narberth Tenl1ls himself m the matter and th e reply
Association. of Mrs. Nickerson to the reports
League Solons at Special MeetingVote Down Forfeit.
At a special meeting of the Ex ·ecutive Committee of the ::\lainLine Baseball League held ~ I o n ·day evening in the home of Presi·
dent Harry J. ::\IostelJer in Ard·more it was decided that the disputed g ame b etween Bala-Cyn
wyd ane; Narberth which was tohave been played at Narberth onSaturday, July 25, shonld be play'ed (lff at the f irst avai lable opendate. This will probably he the
aftern00n of Labor Day.\Vhen the Bala-Cymvyd team
did not show up on the 25th bec a u ~ ' e of threatening weather, Nar·berth claimed the contest on a forfeit. At first i t was r ep or te d t ha t
the Boro clan was given the game
on these conditions.
Manager Fred \Valzer, of Bala·Cynwyd, protested, however, declaring that Narberth could not
claim the game, because it, itself,
did not have nine men on t he fielduntil twenty minutes after the 3.15P. :M. starting time. The commit
t ee u ph el d t he Cynwyd skipper
and o rdered the contest played ata l a te r da te in order to sett le alldisputes.
--------Chairmen Will Be Appointed for Each
District.
A well-at tended meeting of the:Montgomery County League of
Women Voters was held yesterdayat No. 1723 Spruce s tree t. 'fhe
main topi c d iscussed was the campaign for getting out the vote, andnotwithstanding the excellent recordmade l as t yea r, an even h ighe r objective was announced. The mostsuccessful features of the campaignlast year were adopted in the pre sent program, anel instead of a chairman for the whol e c ount y, i t wa sdec ided to appoint a cha irman foreach of the three legislative districts.LIGHTNING WON'T STijlKE
WHEN MAN IS DOWNThis is t he se ason o f t hunder
storms, with possible danger of beingstruck by l ightning if caught out inthe open.
Elect ri ca l exper ts have made thediscovery. tha t l ightning observesMarquis of Queensbury rules-itwon't s tr ike a man when he' s down.
. The possibili ties are that a mansta nd ing directly u nd er a stormcloud would be s truck 15 t imes in100 s trokes , whi le a man f ia t on the
.ground would be struck only once in100 s trokes . Two mil lion vol ts ofelectricity having characteristics oflightning have been mqde byelectrical engineers for experimental purposes . Lightning has a vol tage of100,000,000, or about 1,000,000 timesthe voltage of house lighting circuit .
Democrat in Township Fight,Patronage Interests Machine
Read the Advertising.
NARBERTH GIVES $546.02
The Lower Mer ion Boarel of
Health at a meeting Mondayreceived $2452.05 from the variouscommunities associated with Lower
Merion III the establishment of auniform milk control distr ic t. Ofthis amount, Narberth contributed$546.02.
Fo ll owi ng wer e t he p an al ti esrepor ted by Milk Control Of ficerGeorge W. Grim:
District NO.1: Haverford town
ship, $983.15; Narberth $546.02;Lansdowne, $556.7°; Aldan,.$170.01, and Springfield township,Montgomery county, $196.17.
During the month analysis of 46
milks, three creams and six waterswere made.
VOLUME XI, NUMBER 44
Tw e n t y ~ e i g h t
Boys, a Record A Democratic call1lidate for Low- !leal:eful affair without ran'.:or orA d d f
er Merion's prize l)olitical l)lul11 , t he b it te rness. " Behind thi s l ies a s to ryN um ber , tte n e ro m
$20,000 township treasureship. ap- of county patronage.Narberth. peared in the field this week. He is Con ti nu al s tr if e b etwee n office-
Albert L. Reinhold, secretary of the holders and Republican party folPLAN ANOTHER OUTING Ardmore Chamber of Commerce lowers in Lower Merion has given
and postmaster of Ardmore during the county organizat ion a chance toTwenty-eight Boy Scouts f rom the admin is tr at ion of President evade handing out to the township
Narberth spent a week at Camp \\Tilson. county patronage which local l eadDelmont. Assis tant Scoutmaster Mr. Reinhold was selected 1\1on- ers fed i s their due. The result has'red Atkins was in charge. This day evening at a conference of been that t he p as t y ea r h as f oundwas a record-hreaking attendance Dcmocra ti c worke rs . Nomina ti on Lower :Merion without one s inglefor the local troop. Se\:en hays papers for him were circulated the county office. This is i n spi te of
stayed an extra week. next morning. Indications are that the fact that the town!:>hip is one o fErnest H. Schultz, the camp di- he will ha\ 'e the field to himself and the most populous parts of the John
rector, compl imen ted Ted for the wiII gain the Democratic nomina- son county Republican domain.discipline h e m ai nt ai ne d; a nd i n tion wit hout oppos it io n in the pri- E ff or ts ha ve been made the p as taddit ion to this, Narberth made the maries on September IS· year by party peacemakers to effectsecond best score in the athletic In the Republican party there is a harmony in the township organimeet , \ iVhit emarsh, w ith a much a four-cornered f ight for the par ty zati on . That t he se have been "ucolder group of boys scoring f ir st no:nina ti on , w ith the ent ri es being ceed ing to a l arge extent is witplace. ,Co:l1I11issioner Peter C. I-less, of nessecl by the fact that recognitionThe local troop also .won f.ourtl? Baja; Treasurer Joseph J. Skelton. has been given hy the county to
prize in "chasing the Wild alllmal;' J r" also of Bala, who is seeking re- several of Lower ~ I e r i o n ' s petbringing back a claw of an Alas- election; Harry H. Francis, of projects.
kan eagle as a trophy. South Arclmore, and James A. Lower l\{ erion wa s r ecent ly
They arrived at camp on Satur- St re tc h. Commis sio ne r f rom th ef J 1 ." granted the largest appropriation ofclay, the ele:enth o. u y, 111 t:me Gcneral \Vayne district. any township in the county for roadf or a mo rn ll 1g SW
II11: At Illght ~ other aspirants have appeared building by the County Commission
they were all enterta ll1ed a r o t ~ n d since Treasurer Skelton announced ers. It was also at th e towmhin's
the c amp fi re by t he C ~ J l e g e ~ u t . a ,"ce': ago that he \\'as again a instigation th at a r r a n g e m e l 1 t ~ w ~ r ea well-known v a u ~ l e \ ' 1 l 1 e actor. ca:1CI':cbt.e. T h ,fil1ai ,b y for hlin,g completed sen.'r,:] \\'eeks ,!go for theThey had a dip on ::sunday 1110rn- nO:11ln;,tmg petlt!Ons, o'\ui;;ust 15, IS new concrete bridae which is to con-i ng and attended services in the 1 I tf" I't' I I I' f '"I )t.lt a wee " 0 ,.anc I lS.tle ) ~ : e nec t \Vest ~ I a n a y u n k in LowerLong House. The \\'hitemars 1 ot those versed 111 . townshl.p polItIcs :.rerion to ::\Ianavunk in Philadel-Scoutmaster addressed the boys. I I I I II .Jlat no ?t ler cane lC ates \\'1 appearIphia.Mrs. Thomas, ::\1r. and ::\lrs. tl t.
Sterner and :Hr. Claghorn looked 1I1, ,la !me.. . In addition to these, it is also de-the hoy;; over on visiting day. IJ.le . ; . c r a l : l b l ~ tor t!le RepublIcanIdarerl hy competent authori ty that
On Tue sd ay night all hands nomll1at.lOn 1S Slll1menng d o ~ v n t o a the c ount y solons a re l ooking withplayed "Smugglers in the Square." show cr s ~ r e n g t h b e ~ : v e e n tour en- favor uJlon the much discussed\ V e d n e ~ d a y n ig ht t he .-\nimal trants. FlI'e,:vorks.. I t t he re are ~ Lower ::\Ierion project of openingHunt was the feature. be <my, c e l ~ t a l l l l y ebd n?t ~ p p e a r ii i the River road along the Schuylkil lOn Thursday the athletic meet a1)' part at. the tow:lshlp t:-om an:.r anc1making a boulevard of i t to con-
was t he b ig biiling. 0, the candidates thIS week. ncct with the \"est River drive inEve ry bo dy wen t on an ice /\ttempts are being made to male Fairmount Park. This boulevard.
c ream hike to : :. ummneytown on tlle fight for the nltlch-coveted Low- 'along with the improvements whichFriday. er Merion plU111 a "nice. quiet, ( ' ( j ~ T J ~ " E n 0 " TH E SE«;O"D PAGE
That same n ight the S pook 1 -: - _
~ a l l 1 p f i r e was held .. Every scout DISPUTED CYNWYD-BORO \looks forward to thIS. •Jay Thomas earned his "C. D." GAME ORDERED REPLAYED
for' rilaklhg ISO points in pa:'isi.nghis tests.
All th is and a whole lot of otherfmi constituted the week's activities, to say nothing of lO-I.nilehikes and other fo rms of lIght
exerClse.The boys who made the trip
this year ~ ' e r e :Allan Claghorn, Eugene Clag
horn, Clyde Jones, Harold Zelm,Fred Patten, Tom McCarten,
Alec Purring, \Vil l iam Zindell ,George MacGuire, Raymond Sta
ley, John Leich, Louis Koziak,
Bob Odiorne, Vic to r C ar so n,
Howard \ ~ T i l s o n , Stan Thomas,
Gene Lane, Bob Young, KeithParks , A rt Burns , Ja y Thomas,
Bob Butler, Dab Valette, JayMackey, Byron :Morton, Louis
Canfield, Horac e Shanaman and
the Honorable Ted Atkins.
All scouts who want to have agood two day s' o ut in g this wee kend should assemble at the Scout
House at 2.30 on Satu rday af te r noon for a trip to Camp Oaks.
They will s tay over Saturday and
Sunday returning on Sunday
night.Ted Atk in s and 1. N. Wilson
will be in charge. Harvey Cook hasl en t h is truck for t he t wo da ys.
'fed will b e t he pilot.Boys mus t b ri ng their own
blankets, ponchos, cooking uten
sils, b at hi ng s ui ts a nd food f orfour meals. Don't forget the food.
Come in ful l uni fo rm, a ll set to
go.All b oy s own in g p up t en ts a re
requested to b r ing them too.Once again, don't .forget the
food, or you'll go, hungr y. L et 'sgo.
MANY BORO SCOUTSAT CAMP DELMONT
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RAY WEISS
BUILDERS' HARDWARE
& HOUSEFURNISHINGS
' N A ~ f R T H C O A L ~ B U l l D J N G M A f f ~ r o.NARBERTIf " PENNA.- •
The bes t in Housefurn ishings, Tools forhome repai rs and Suppl ie s of all kin:!;; ;na..y
be seen here. A new sto/'e with a ne!:J andcarefully selected stock of
Nationally known brands, courteous serviceand reasonable prices await y ou here " On the
Hi ll. " S to p in and become acquainted.
Hardware :: Accessories :: Sporting Goods
'Phone: NARBERTH 1633
T HE outcome of the meeting at Atlan t ic Ci ty
between th e coal miners an d operators is suffi
c ie nt p ro of that ou r advice to yo u during
Apr.iI, May; June an d Ju l y - t o place your w in te r
order fo r coal then-was giyen with th e best of
intentions.
T o t ho se who were skeptical, an d ar e still unpre
pared to face th e coal f amin e wh ich will occur if a
str ike occurs -we again s t rong ly urge you to "Order
at least par t o f y ou r coal fo r de livery be fore Sep
t ember 1s t ."
HOUSEFURNISHINGS
Minimum 90 cents . Price, 2 cents aword. T h r e ~ inse1·tions for the price oftwo. Classified advertisements will bereceived by telephone from subscribers
of the telephone company.
\;;A.'l"TEI}-White girl to assist withI:ou"ework nnc1 Cllre for four-Year-oId child,Ii'OR SALE-Dining 1'00111 furnitnr.'.
(:nll this Satnrday, 2 to G P Moo ~ n n t h w ( · . ' ; t('niI at 4 0 : ~ Dudley U\"t'uue. KarJwrth.
---------1=================CHARTER NOTICE
The N a r b ~ r t h National Bank has heengranted a c l H ! - r t ~ r hy t h Comptroller ofthe Currency. Capital, $50,000. H . W.Brown, Pres. J. \V. McCrdY, C a s h i ~ r
OUR·ToWN
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Philip Atlee LivingstonEditor and Publisher
J. Richmond MagneyAssoctatll Editor
,
Saturday, August 1, 1925
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, One DolJ ar u4Fifty Cents peryea r 10 advanCl
ElIlered as second-claas matter. Octoberfil th. 1914. at the Post Office at Narberth,Pennsylvania. under the act of March 8,ISi9.
,b it te rn es s t o t he ~ g h t , ' \ ' ~ l i c h ha?j"Y" TRAVELERS ENJOY TRIPhitherto been lackmg. HIS candl- TO LEDGER PLANT
dacy w:as also expected to injure th e Plan Another One to Academy vf
aspIratIon of He ss : B ot h a re fr om Fine Arts Next Monday.the same commul1lty, and ,much of '1'1" I P 11' L d:\'1 r Hess' strencrth came earlv in the le trtp to t le U) Ie . e ger. . f tIl hf ct tllat 11e ,",'as un- Monday p roved o f unu sual mte restgame rom e a 11 I "Y " I I dopposed in his own territory. to a le trave ers w 10 a t t e ~ l - "lAS'SlfIED ADVERTISEMENTSSkelton so far, however , s eems to ed. 11.1e great pI:esses on t ~ l e first \I
have done one of the things popu- f loor , l tke. huge gIants, turtlmg outlarly expected of him. Four years from theIr roUc:rs t h o . u ~ a n d s ofa go he bucked the to:vnship organi- papers an I ~ o u r , to the wa:tll1g truckszation, and after a pIcturesque and 111 the Se"enth ,street alcove. Thebitter campaign t ook the treasurer- half floor bet\\ een the first a ~ l ?ship plum away from it. He was
s e c o ~ dwhere one saw how
t l ~ eClteve r ready to rep ly to cha rges made c,ulatlOn records of a huge dally are
against him. kept. WANTEI}-Lllthel'an fumily to care
Last \"eel . ,vl le ll 11e anll011llced Rooms, there s eemed to be no end f<Jl one or two children; temporary or per-v • m:Jnellt. A , I ( h ' l ' ~ s "L," care of "Our
that he was again i n the f ight , Col -I of them O l the second floor. The. Town," P. O. Box fl6G. (8·22)
onel Erkine Bains. chain llan of the p!lo tograpluc. depart.ment t the, - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Iecelltl)' 11all1ed Bala-Cyrnwvcl Re-I rt,g.ht o.f the lro,n s taIr ,s , the l tbrar,y \VANTEI}-Gell l' ra! hou"ework girl., J I d h I f whi te o r ('oInred. Phone Narberth 6 U ~ · J .
publican committee , declared t h ~ t I"I t 1 ItS u ~ t y s e \ es 0 " ne'.\Joe was entering the s.crap merely J11 photos, t he a t t d e p a r t m ~ . n t "lth, I t order "to throw a w re nc h i nto th e I rows of tables and dra\\1l1g: b o a l d ~ ,I.nachine.'.' Inti.mations were also Iand t ~ l e ro togravure mach111 e.s remade that he was s eeking to make s p o ~ l s l b l e for t he S un day pIcturea deal with other fac tions in the s e ~ t l O n of the Ledger. .And th.efight. . thIrd" floor, perhaps the bUSIest of 2I.Jl C ~ : : ' ; · . ( ' : ' of H: lllp<1en all:! Ha . erfo:·,j ave-
Except for s ta tI ng tha t anyone f l o o r ~ . ! \ 1 l ~ ~ . , .. ,
Continued From First Page. who dec la red he was in the f ight for ' , 'T\l S 1 H f H 11 ' i ' U T ( ) R ~ N G - Iii all p!l'lllental'Y •
will be made to t he \Vest D ri ve in any other purpose than t o s ecure re- 1 r. L ~ n l l 1 ~ , . u n ~ e .. 0 U, I h'HiH'!IP.-, B:lekwilr,! (:,i:,I1"ell a ~ [ > e c i : l ! t y , : :the park .when t h new. Pennsy.l- election d idn' t know "'hat he w as IEngland, IS VISlt1l1g 11Is sIster. Mrs. 1 1 ' h ( ' I l ~ Xa1"!>l;·th l:!!il-:\!. :, The Three Servl"ces ;van ia s ta tIon a t \\ e st PhI lade lphIa t alking about . Ske lton refused to E, J. Edgar, of \Yinclsor avenue. •
~ ~ N ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ : ~ i : ~ ~ ! , ; ; ~ ~ r ! ; ~ , : ; : ~ ~ . ~ ; ; W ' . : ~ ~ ~ ' ~ : : : ~ : ' ~ ~ : : : ~ t ~ i : : y ,""," ~ W 3 ' ' ' . " " , " " , , , , , ." ' ,,"""""'" " " " " " " " " " " ~ ~ % " , . ' ' ' A ' W ~ 11 For Travelers !vVith things patched up thIS he cleclared. "Just now I h ave my r: $1 0 For Your Old ~ ~ I' ,
much and the futur e holding a s ti ll peti t ions out and am gett ing them ~ . ,briO"hter outlook i f t he township or- around." t ~ I: ,c r a t ~ i z a t i o l l can be kept intact, strenu- Denial was made by Co lon el ;" I:"', 11
1 .:I Bains t ha t t he candidacv of the i. ,,;
,Sufe depos it boxes for :\,our valuable papers, ,
ous efforts are natura y ) emg ma ( e J;
R,
, ,t o kee p t he treasurership fight fr0111 treasurer would have serious effect n ange I,.:'' ; securities, and jewelry.SI)llttl'll11 tIle Lo,,'er l \l er io n r an ks o n that of Jless, his fellow-towns-, • St f '1 d tl I bl
. ~ , oruge o r your SI vel' an 0 leI' va ua e ,once more. man.;c: ,;' , ,. II "Skelton doesn't s eem to have af- n r ~ : household property. :
A1sI I r i e s t s l l · r o " I · I I ~ 1 1 0 1 1 s l t P e t l l · l s e o n t a o , ' ~ ~ l S ' ; ~ l ; fected the chances of Commissioner ~ i August 3 to 19 :.'<. ': Trave le rs ' Checks and Let te rs o f C redi t aspop a '" .' Hess a t all." dec la red the leade r of ~ . •ap pe ar s to b e the strongest candl- the Bala-Cynwyd committee. "As f:. !) , safe and convenient travel money, ,date, Lower Merion leaders are a matter of fact. many of the work- 1, ;. :patching u p t he ir differences a.nd e rs who were act i\ "e on h is s ide in r : Your vacation or business trips will be much happier if :forgetting their disincl inat ion to gl\ 'e the las t fi2 'ht are now on our side :.i. ' ,tl 1 t the same part of the " % " you a re f r , ~ e f rom worry about the safety of your prop- :le p um 0 d < I . and working for Hess." A special allowance o f $1 0 !:itownship twice in order to put 11111 '1 fi2 " erty at home and '''our mone"'- 'hat you must cany :over with a big majority. They Declar ing that the outlook is dal y i ' oJ oJ ,
want to put him over wi ih su ch a brighter for. Hess, Colonel Bai.ns., will he made for your old: \vith you.bicr push that there wil l be no chance who appears 111 the role of campaIgn , ,f o ~ ' a ny f re e l an ce to run against manager for the Commissioner. in : :him in the f inal e le ct ion, a s Ske lton h is home d is tr ic t. s aid that the ong- gas range,oil stoves, or port- F : :d id f ou r years ago, and a ga in spl it i nal I S members who composed the LI' ,the IJart)r and smash the harmony Baja-Cynwyd Republican commit- hi I . th h:
t ee a t i ts f ir st mee ting las t week had a e range---app ylng on e r' ; :program. I J 1 ">' ,.
Naturallv the uni\"ersal desire for been augmentec ))" se\"era more. I i : '" f Prominent women of the commun- ~ O lS:I..-S purchase pricel'of a new i., The Narberth Natl"onal Bank .;armony l ay s t he way open . or ity are expected to join the Hess With Ove" Hpsl C""trol 1 ; ;
some l ~ o l i t i c a l lig1hts tal nl1ake ~ a p l f t a J boosters. and as soo n a s t he ir con- % l:Hm...: ; _ ~ ~ J ~ ~ ( ) ~ l i ~ t s r T O PAY \:; :
of theIr strengt 1 ane )argal11 or s en t h as b een s ec ur ed t he p er so nn el '; , ,their future standing i n the o rgan t- of the committee will be announced. ~ : .' ( , Open Friday Evenings ,zat ion. A ll of which is regarded as . d " OVEN HE'AT CONTROL 1:: , ,I
..I b 1. Cominissioner
Hessremall1e i.
: . :egltll11ate enoug 1 y to"'ns IIp po- firm in his stand t aken las t week. ~ , , ,litical chieftains, providing that the refusing to comment on t he ent ry M GAS RANGE ~ i : :l os er s w il l abide by the primary de- of 'l're<dsllrer Skelton or a n" o th er r.d, f', _ _ _ .... . I t tl r i t e .
-.i. . ', ' . "','," . . . . ' ,CISlOll am suppor 1 l e R c a n ( l l l ~ a candidate in the fight. - V!f,: >
who finally g ets t le epu) Ican 0' .. . f 1 $ ffi "I have nothing but t he f ri end- . ~ / ;
nom1l1atlon or t l e 20,000 0 ceo . f ' 1 I'd % Here is an opportunity to secure a modern Gas Range with the .Seek Endorsement. Ilest eelmg t o , : ' a ~ c alny " C \ ~ : l ( I a te :
in the race." he 1t1Slstec . '\ e want 11 '.' ;;vVorkers .for Pete Hess let it be this to he a cle,H1 fight and we want automatic heat control that taRes the guesswork ou t of cooking , ,. ,
known dur ll 1g t he wee k tha t they to settl e i t without anv bitterness. F,w o u ~ c l attempt to.capture the ~ o ~ v e r JI expec t to 'TO aloncr ": ith whoever and, a t t he same time, dispose of you r o ld r ange to advantage. ,.Me.non ~ e p l ~ b l t c a n ASSOCIatIon., '\.'ins' the no. ~ l i n a t i O t ~ . regardless of (;; :$ThIS orga11lzatton was formed se v- whe th er I w in or not." '.er al y ea rs ag o a f te r S ta te SenatorI . . ? Call at ou t Showtoom or 'Phone fo r a Representative t%Stites o f N ar be rt h. buc ke d t he IDlspe1l1l1dg;drumors thjalt he. °lrdany I ~ ;
, . . at le r can I ate wou ( WIt 1 r aw •couney Republtcan machme and from t he r ac e, C andi da te Harry ;
:split it.wide .enough to take t !le Sen- Francis , of Soutl,l Ardmore, de- } I,atorshlp aga1l1st the better wI.shes of clared that he was 111 t he f ight to the I ~ . ii'County LeaderJohnson. It IS com- finish, "I am ficrhtinO' a lone bat tl e THE COUNTIES GA S &ELECTRIC CO t i ,posed of Republican stalwarts. The in a s ense ." he s ~ d , "but I wil l s tick ~ • ,;
<:hairman is William A. L. Barker. to the end." Wayne 56 ii,·p r e s i d ~ n t . of the Lower J \Ierio,n Commiss ioner James A. Stre tch. 'Ardmore 17 Bryn Mawr 321ConlmlSSlon, . and the secretary IS when seen in Narberth, where he is i£ . """"-' ..."" ...""",,,.,,,,,,w.,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, • , , . , , , , , , . , . , , , . , , , . , , . ~ " " " , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ' , , , , " ' , , w , , , , , , , , , 4 f 'W'lli m G Hower editor of Bryrn . d .' I T I \ C 11 ' II ' · , " ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ \ \ " " \ " , , , . ' & ~ , w ~ , . , , " " : " ' " ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' , , , , ,,,,,.,.,,,,,"",,.,.,: ..,,.,,,.,"- ,,"''''''..,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,""",,,-,,,...
1 a . -. . aSSOCIate " t t l .O l 11 f\.. ac\\e 111/ _ , , ,Maw r a nd c hamn an o f t he town- bus ines s, dec la red, "I will let you ; :
ship Republican committee. know in due time if I have anything I: lVlARSHALL COMPANY : ;;A meeting of the association will to say about the race ." He refused : '
be held some time during t he c om in g t o be CJuoted as c omment in g on a ny : CONTRACTING PAPERHANGERS : Uweek at the General \Vayne Inn, on of the other candidates. , , ~ ~the outskirts of Narberth. At this Sunday. Michael Gavin. Republi- : P H O ~ E , ~ A R B E R T H 1661-J :
session the associat ion wil l be asked. can c01l1mitteeman in Haverford. ' • '
~ ~ i s : ; ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 i ~ ~ : . ~ , t ~ : ~ ~ a ~ ; ~ d ~ ~ s ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ : d i n c ; ~ ~ ~ ~ l i s ~ ~ n ~ r u ~ ~ : : s t ~ ~ d h ; ~ , f ~ : : ~ ; ; · : .......1 : ; · ; ; ; ~ · ; : ; : ~ 1 ; ; 7 : 7 : ~ : . ; : : : ? : : : : : : : : : : : ; . : : : : : : : : : : l : Z ! . ; : r . : : : : l : i . ~ " " : ~ : ~ " .. , . ! i i " . : . A ~is secured, as i t seems likely at t he h av e p le dg ed h is support t o H es s I1':;1 B t e TI"me by a Day t:p re se nt t ime, t he n om in at io n of Other endorsements have been se- ::.1 ea 109 ~ Hess should be practically a s ~ u r e d . cured .by H ~ s s f r o n ~ the Republican :il I ~
I : I e ~ s \ \ " o ~ k e r s made no secret of C O m l 1 1 l ~ t e ~ 1 1 PencQyd and f ~ o m lr ~ : theIr. llltentton. t g ~ after the Re- C O m I 1 1 I S ~ I O n ~ l s Henry T D e l ~ , l a m e , li!1 in delivering ijpubltcan aSSOCIatton s endorsement. of Menon, A. D. \i\ a moc k, of liil 1..:
r ~ ; d ~ ~ ~ : , ~ h ; ~ ' g ~ ~ n ~ ~ ~ ~ ' ~ ~ p . ! n o ~ ~ ~ ~ : y ~ " t ~ ~ ~ , . and Alh", G",y, 0 f ~ ! SCOTT-POWELL "A" MILK 1,f"":",::r:c:::J:c:::,::c:r:r::,,, rJ:l":",,,:,,:n, ,,,,,:t,':JlrJ"':':"""""lt he move, however , an? none of m l : ,., R-I. OFF I them declared that they Il1tended t o PROM IS ING OUTLOOK n 1:1 n 50-/0' ~ appear at the party council and fight c n ~ " I ' I : - ; r r m FIHnJ TH E FIHS'l' PAGE 1:: From milking time to drinking time in 24 hours Hi::! t ~ !the endorsement. Tuniors this year: Stewar t tacHe' H SCOTT-POWELL a ch l· ev emen t. Sma ll H ;:;!
"N t S '" F i . <. . . , ..., 'I,:l IS a j" 1::/ Ir.;" 0, u rp rls e. - ran c s. " . Derham, quarter-back : Jensen. half- I::j I ' : ~ •. , Ir.;It doesn t surprise me a ny , saId I back' McCahon half-back' Flem- !:;; wcnc!.er that cu r Milk is Purer and Richer. for it's !:.; l.:l We ar e onducting a final clearance s al e on much of I;;
Candidate Har ;y H . Francis when ing , guard; R y ~ n , end, and Lock- !::j !::i !::l ou r summer stock to make wa y fo r ea rly fa ll goods. 1;1told o.f the actIon cOl.lte.l11plated by wood, end. . b. ' ; ' ' ' U Bargains ar e to be found here . I t will pa y yo u to ,hi
the friends of C o n ~ l I 1 t S S l O n e r He ss . Sophomore s t hi s year: Ostrow, liil "F rcshcr by a Day" h t::l investigate. l;j"Pete H es s and hIS backe rs have O 'uard' B rown t ac kl e' Fleming 1: 1 [J H ;r.;
been working st.re.ntl0usly for tl!e h a l f - b ~ c k , and ~ ' I c C r a c k ~ n , q u a r t e r ~ I::i b n .. " .. .'1;:past two ~ ' e e k s I1111tig up . f a ~ t o r s . 111 back. IJ ~ : i n
We ar e now clear ing ou t S tr aw Ha ts a t 50 per cent. I;i~ ~ : / ~ ~ ~ \ t t ~ ~ l ~ ~ n ~ l t ~ : ~ ~ ; r l ~ l t ~ ~ ~ : t ~ I ~ ~ e a ~ ; r e f ~ D l ~ ~ ~ ~ t i ~ ~ ~ t 1 I ~ e ~ v ~ 1 i a Y s t ~ ~ . ~ tJ I::l n ~ g : p ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ , o f f ~ n d o w an d door, ar e also going at ! ~ tdor.sement ~ the ,as:ociation ,:as a shortly after school opens.. i I : :1 1 1 1'-:/ ;r.:
logI cal mov e. 1 r e, !s ur er Ske lt on The schedule for 1925 IS a s fol - rij 1:1 .,! Othe r b a rg a in s in Shoes, Dres se s and Household 1;1made no comment on the plan, ann lows: 1 1 J b Furnishings ar e awaiting you. f!
Commissioner ~ t r e t c h d e c ~ i l 1 e c l t o be September 26, Berwyn, home. I::, SCOTT-POWELL' DAIRIES, Inc. i ~ 1 , : / mqqoted. as saY1l1g allythmg at all October 3, Northeast, home.,:1 !i'I;:i ~ . about It. October 10, Cheltenham, home. . ff ;J Th Ad I- - 5t HThe entrance of Joe Skelton into October 17, Wilmington. home. ::, nl ;1 e e IZZI ore I]
the tre!lstlrershin arena last w e ~ k October 24, West Chester, 110l11e. :1 45TH AND PARRISH STREETS I :1, ;tj
~ a m e .. as a surprise to ~ b towns!I!:c ~ c t o b e r . 3 1, Abington, away. :1 i : 230 HAVERFORD AVENUE111 spIte of rumors whIch preceded November 7, Lansdowne. away. .1 PRESTON 1920 TeleIlhones WYOMING .382 J I :,his announcement. His ent r y was November 14, Pottstown, away. ~ ! OJ ~ I ij~ p e . c t ~ ~ ~ d ~ h a ~ t ~ d a N O R ~ ~ 2 1 ~ ~ ~ ~ . : I ' I : ; I ; ~ - - I D ~ - - ~ - ~ ~ - ~ ~ ' ~ .. • - ~ - ~ - M ~ " ~ r ~ r ~ ~ ~ - " ~ _ ~ _ ~ - ~ ~ ~ " ~ l ~ ~ - ~ ~__ -
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.AT THE LIBRARY
First Church of Christ, Scientist.' vVomen's Club Building, Ard
more avenue, Ardmore, Pa.(Dayl ight Saving Time)
Sunday services, 11 A,IVLSunday School servi ce s, 1:1
A.M.
'vVednesday evening testimonialmeeting, S o'clock.
Reading room, 19 West Lancaster avenue, open each weekday12 1:0 4.:30 P. M.The subject of the Bible lesson
sermon for August 9 is "Spirit."Wayne56
furnished by t he Bap ti st Church.The hou r of sen'ice is S o'clock.
Re\' . S . V/. Gehrett, D. D., willsupply the pulpit for t he remaining Sunda ys o f August, at themorning service; an d the uniontwilig-ht sen'ice next Sunday evening' will be in cha rge o f Re\".LeRoy S, Ewing. pastor of theBroad Street 1\1. E. Church. Lancaster, Pa.
Irises.
August is a good mo nth to buyirises or to thin out the irises in thegarden, individual rhizomes origi
nally planted 12 inches apart willneed moving, to prevent overcrowding, within two years.
The tal l bearded irises l ike l imein the soi l while the Japanese irisescannot stand l ime. The Ja ps a revaluable for their late June or earlyJuly blooming and can stand lots ofwater in spring and summer. However , no p lant can s tand water andice dur in g th e w in te r so t ha t it isimportant to locate irises in a locat ion where water cannot stand.
August is also the month in whichto o rd er peonies f or Sep tembe rplant ing. The beds can be prepared
Th e Storage Heater provides the
most economical means of heating
water.No gas wasted; no attention needed-Thermostatic control insures ac on sta nt 2 0- ga ll on s up pl y o f hotwater in the tank.
Visit one of our s to re s Today orask us to send a representat ive
.Bryn Mawr 327
EL51st & GRAY'S
" ~ . : ~ " ~ " " ' " ..•", \0,: .
N·K
anthracite mined.
Phone-Lansdowne 888
. $90
lristalled
We sel l only LehighVal ley Coal
Company's Coal-the finest
Ardmore 17
63d & MARKET
NARBERTH METHODIST EPISCO·
PAL CHURCH
l 'nrnf. 'r E!oHt"X Ilnd ) 'r i( 'e 1,,·pIHwS.
Re\'. 'V. She rman Dawson,
minister.Sunday, August f):
!lA5 A. l\L-Bible School; Hon.F. \V. St ites, superintendent.] 1 A. M.-Morning. \Vorship. - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Sermon by the pastor. Theme,
"The Hands of Tesus."7 P. M.-Ullion twilight sen'
ice o n t he l awn i n t he rear of thechurch. The services will be incharge of t he Bapti st Church.The 'Union Prayer 1Ieeting will
be held on \Vednesday evening
in the :Methodist EpiscopalChurch. The leader \viJI be
KU
Map of London on Display a t t he
Library.
The map of London Town,
which is on d ispl ay at the Libraryat this t ime, is known in London
as the " 'vVonderground Map,"and is not t o be confused with anu nd er gr oun d map of L on do n's
subway. This 'Vonderground
map, which is ' 30 by 40 inches,is a fine example of color printingin which the bril1iant tones of red,yellow, g re en and b lue s ta nd ou twith marvel10us distinctness.
The map is drawn withoutperspective, but the location of theprincipal roads is given accuratelya nd p romi ne nt buildings andparks are in their proper places.Quaint drawings of chubby littleboys and a few sti ff trees indicatethe Padclington Recreation grouncl,whi le a ship several t imes broader of beam t ha n t he w id th of therinl' on which i t sails, carries thecaption, " Po rt yer helm, Jim,we' re aground ." Phrases f ro mtheold nursery rhymes draw atten
tion t o var ious parts of the mapa nd t he palaces, monuments, andpoints of interest are illuminating
ly d es ig na ted . As h igh as $50 hasbeen paid for a f ir st edi ti on of thismap.
Anyone who c omes in to the
HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN Library t o t ak e ou t books shouldCHURCH NARBERTH PA. stop to b e entertained by the map
?If. E. ?II. i. inn, pastor.' Iand ibl- quaint s k e t c h e ~ , and a n ~ -
Rea-ular sen ' ices , Sunday. Au- one \ ~ 10 has n?t been 111 the habItO'ust y, 19r : . . of uS1l1g !he .Llbrary sl:ould make'" _ :l , an exam1l1atlOn of thIS map an
f>,4;) A. ?If.- Sundar School.. ex cus e for O'ettil1O' acquainted.II A. rv1.-Preachmg servIce. T . '" . "" .Theme, "Our Youna- P eople." he LI1)!"ary IS open t o a ~ resl-
• • b • dents of Narberth from 3 m the~ o e \ ' e n m ~ ~ : n ' l c ~ 111 c h u r ~ ! 1 . afternoon till i): and according to aLdl10n meet1l1,.., on 1\1. E. ChUICh custom establtshecl this summer
lawn at 0; P. 1\1. is o pe n f or r ea di ng onl y a t 2.30.~ ~ - - . ~ - . . . , - , . . . . ~ - . , . . -, .------. . . . , . . . ----. . ."-"". . , . - . ~ ~ - ~ - , , . - ~ ~ ~ . - " " ' - ~ " = ~ ~ - , . , - - That is . whi le the l ib ra ri ans are
getting ready for the afternoon'swork, a;ilyone may take advantao'eof the oiJen room to spend t ime inreading. Promptly at ;) o'clockbooks may be distributed.
NEWS 'OF THE CHURCHES I <"-, .
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH l ~ I ~ ) bRe\". John Van Ness, minister. l I , t ~ ) a outrvIeetings for August 9 : . '--,.¢' t ~ 9.30 A, M.-Bible School. AJI ' : ,-"" . ~ . . 1 1 Q
\ . . d' II I ;:,.,.ar epepartments. Tls1tors cor Ia y . _ we1<;omed. Adult Bib le C la ss ~ ~ ~ t :meets at 10 A, M. ~ ~ ~ ~ i " ' "11 A. M.-Morning \Vorship.
The sermon wil l be del ivered byRe\'. James C. McConneJl, pastorof t he P re sbyt er ian Church, of
Flemington, N. J.I "P . lVI.-Union twilight servicewith speaker furnished by the
Baptist Church.Nex t \Vednes day eveni ng t he
Union Prayer Meeting will beheld in t he Met hodi st Chu rch
with leader from t he B ap ti st
Church.
ITHE COUNTIES GAS and ELECTRIC CO.
eUR TOWN
Phones:
is master in th eHooverless home
VERL PUGH
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
Ardmore 2385 Narberth .!616
c;)he
HOOVERlJ 'EIlTS.... as it S we eps a s it Cleallr,
DIRT
and Trust Company
SUCCESS
250 Haverford Avenue
of Ardmore
We Believe
Probably this IS th e bank you need for your
in this community, in i ts growth and prosperity.
We pledge ou r co-operation to its forward
looking enterprises and to you, it s citizens.
We expec t to grow greater year by year -and
t o g row by serving.
CRANE'STh e Busy Drug Store
At the Station
We Deliver Anywhere
Hoove1' and Westinghouse Agents
The Merion Title
REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS IN CHARGETO TAKE CARE OF YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS
'Phone 1620
NARBERTH ELECTRIC SHOP
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"" .V' 'U~ ' ~ , . . , . . . fast table is o ne o f the finest
G: 1 · ! - . . i ~ ' -r-" indoor sports. It improves"'!: :::-- :: - 0 "' l / '/;:s: A './ . ~ ' your appetite to watch it
D= /" I . ...... j, browning. At the same timeJ} ~ w':} coc 4: - . . r ; ~ f t " y ou c an use an electric per-
. col at or t o c ook t he java andr
:; make t he b re ak fa st time,J: Malee 'mealtime a. ha.PP1I cere-
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- ~ ~ - I I H D I G A H I R L A I E N S DII \ ~ - . 2 are at your service from 8 A. M. to "
11 P. M., and that you can call t..S on th e MILK AND CREAM'T'!' o::e at any t ime during these hours
Ii ana we will give you prompt service? i I 758 LANCASTER A ~ E .$1 BRYN MAWR.$ Telephone: Bryn Mawr 882
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I Lumber Library IOpen from 8 to 5 for your convenience.
Also Inspect Complete Stock of
sLUMBERI For General Repair and Building Purposes :
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s ~ BALA AVENUE BALA-CYNWYD = $2 05 S · I =~ = . pecla =ow and should be about 18 to 24;;; CYNWYD 662 - S h - . I Iff ' I I' Iii !! /- eas ore - mc les ceep 0 all' y Iglt soil, half-i ' I & I " ' I I ' " ' I I ' I I ' f I ' I I ' I I ' I " I I ' I I ' I I ' " 1 1 1 1 1 ~ l l l ' I l I I " I l I I l I I I ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 " 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 " ' " ' ' ' 1 " ' ' ' ' ' 1 1 ' . Rouod • == good garden 10a111 al1d l1al f trade..
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lkeeper. A s up pl y o f our ; A t Ian t ice i t Y ;_ develop flowers but l iquid manure
l! General Office: 1612 Market Street, Philadelphia I; aood coa l w il l g ive you r ea l can be substituted if available. Dis-
H The Philadelphia Suburban Water Company serves il::! ~ o m f o r t in mind and body.:: Sunday, August 9, : ) t ~ . ~ ~ ~ ~ \ : ~ : ~ t s i : ~ ~ . ~ i f l ~ ~ ~ ' : ; : s i l ~ ~ o g r ~ ~ ~
;.;! filtered water of the highest quality in 46 boroughs and I"j == SPECIAL TRAIN via DELAWARE RIVER BRIDGE =t.! townships located in Delaware, Chester, Montgomery and .,c. = AU , R .- \I L ROUT }; TO TIn; :,;};AIiIlOR}; =stems. Start a t t he top of the stem:.1 1,1 O/'der Now for Winter - I II I Ii'! Bucks Counties. . l::I - EIIslel'n SIll/i t/l in/ 1';11I(' = anc a ow on y t l e terminal bud tod P 50c a Ton for Cash in - Leaves Narberth 8.29 A. M. - r emain. remo\ 'e t he two side budsl:l To serve this territory the Company maintains 3 dams, 1, 1 =Arrives Atlantic City 10.00 A. M. =a nd follow down th e s tem taking. 3 pumping stations, fully equipped with modern pumping 10 Da,ys = Returning, leaves Atlantic City (South Carolina Ave.), 6.20 P. M. =,'; and filterin eauipment, 10 reservoirs, 12 standpipes and H ' - - out the s ide shoot f rom the leaf ill-', -. .... = Proportionate Fares from Other Points =.n 640 miles of distribution and transmission mains. t-l = Between Parkesburg and Narberth == tersectlons of at least three pairs of
; ! {!I - PI- R -I d - leaves. You can then c ut a largej::j DIVISION OFFICES r L. M. THOMPSON = ennsy vanIa al roa =lower with a long stem and the
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I water to drain awa\,. The me-i II d h chanical ~ o ~ l d i t i o n of the soil in theIS a you nee to pay to equip your orne garden is a v er y impor ta nt con-
I 0 s ide ra tio n in th e e-rowini! o f allf A H W S ~ ~ or utomatic ot ater ervice" Iplants and crops.
, . ~ Oriental poppies are dormant at
Ithis season, not dead. and this is the
i Yes, f or only $7.50 down we will time to move the' p lan ts , large~ ; . install in your home complete ready clunts Clan I be dividebd and n 1 ~ \ l v l y
f or u se a J-tJ1 purc lasec p ants can e set. ley~ will begin to show leaves in Sep·
b TrTelsb'ach temQer and the more folialle t hi sU ' 1 "" f al l t he more blool11 next M ~ and
ii I June.o I HOTZ0 NE Cut out all th e old canes on the~ ~ c limbing roses , the canes tha t a re~ § i I i growing now wil l bloom next June.StorageGasWaterHeater Cut the old canes right to the
I ground otherwi se they will t hrowI! Built ,to Our Specifica- short stems and the whole plant will
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0' tions-=-Fully Guaranteed g row out of shape and out ofbounds. . "", " " . ~ · , ; . I ~ . " ~ < I~ Then you can pay the balance at th e~ rate of $7.50 a m onth. ; Weeding and removing the fadedflowers t ha t might go to seed a ret'yO of the n ~ a i n jobs a t this season.
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Narberth 2602
'Phone, Narherth 1254
Tailors
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Served in aWay You'll Like
10% REDUCTION
FOR BOYS-
BaseballBasketball
V olleyball and SoccerTrack and Field
WHITE'S SWEET SHOP
The manner in which hot weather confectionsare served to you often means the dif ferencebetween pleasurable enjoyment and the mediocre. Dainty cleanliness marks our service as
. different.
103 North Narberth AvenueOPEN EVENINGS NARBERTH 2528
When Dissatisfied Try
HEWIT'STailors, Cleaners and Dyers
ADELIZZI BROTHERS
234 Haverford Avenue
A profit-sharing sale, offering a 10% saving on our presentlow pri ce s. Any th ing in our large s tock of Carpets, Rugs,Furniture, Couch Hammocks, etc. Electric Fans at cost price.
THE NARBERTH CARPET CO.
102 FORREST AVENUE
It 's Adelizzi Brothers
FOR CLEANING, DYEING, PRESSING, REPAIRING and
ALTERING
•IN NARBERTH
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BasketballVolleyball
SoccerTennis
FOR GIRLS-
"Service 1Ctt71 a Smile"
R. S. TOUHILL
Elecirical ConlracioTMAPLE HALL
South Narberth AvenueBELL ' PHOXE : MERlO=-< 121
Estimates Furnished
~ a I ' b e l ' t h 2510
For PermanentSatislaction
BUY A
Smedley
Built Home
SportingGoods
at
DAVIS '
HARRY B. WALLPlumbing, Gas Fitting
and Heating
NARBERTH, PA.PHONE, NARBERTH 1602-J
Bell Phone, Sp ruce 38 -96 and 38.11'
Key.tone Phone, Race 'lOoM
WM. D. & H. T. SMEDLEY
Qara - Mt;Gin1ey: 10J 218 N.13t}i St; P h i l a : J ~
Narberth 1683-W • Repairing •
IF IT 'S ANYTHING IN •
RADIO
C. ROY SMITHABOUT IT
22 Ardmore Ave. Ardmore, Pa.r.r...
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Haverford School, Assisting
The Community Playground
NARBERTH COMMUNITY PLAYGROUND
Athletic Director Nm·be1·th School in Charge
MISS EVERS
Older Folks are invited to bringtheir small
children-Seats provided under the trees.
K. F. OERLEIN
A're Cordi1-11y Invited to EnJoy
Young and Old Alike
JOE G. HERRSCHAFfSla te and T inRoofing
Jobbing a Specialty
318 Dudley Ave. Narberth, Pa.
Walter Roser
Residence Office
126 Conway lAve. 215 Haverford Ave.
HOWARD C. FRITSCHJustice of the PeaceREAL ESTATE
Fire Insurance-Best CompaniesPhone 1749W 215 Haverford Ave.
IGARAnteed Roofs t
N : ; b ~ ; ; T ~ c::b Co.I
GIFTS
OLAZL""G'JOBBING
NARBERTH
0URTO\VN
TOYS MAY COME
AND
PLAYTHINGS GO,BU'l '
.A GOOD CHILD'S·BOOK .
IS. A JOY FOREVER
..(01' at Your Home)
500 Essex Aye., Narberth, Pa.
Frederic C. Torrey, A. M.(Princeton)
« k ~ ~ a t i ~KNOCK. tSNOCK. KNOCKTHERE5 HAPPINESS _.
AT THE DOOR IIPPEN UP THE CELLAR.
AND YOU·ll II "SHIVER. M e V f ~
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Comfort is calling at somebody'shouse. A carload of happy heats te rs wi ll soon be nes tl ed in agra te fu l bin. Then the furnacewil l have no mor e colic. Theweather forec·ast for this household is "fair and warmer. " TheHeat Folks furni sh the a tmos phe re for l if e and gaiety. Theymind the fires and spare thecoal. They are the sprites thatmake things bright and cheery.
GEO. W. BOTIO'MS
Contractor & Builder
NARBERTH, PA.
WM. NEWBORG & CO.Painting and Decorating
212 Woodbine Ave., Narberth, Pa.Phone, 1'OIlrbrrth 1';:l8-W
Call the
for Good Clean Coal
JOS. M. CRANSTON ICYNWYD 700
Lollg and !:l1C'ce;o:sfnl (,xlH.'rienee with Col·leg!.. J-:lJtrnlJt€ E x n m i l l a t h l n ~ . SII€clalties:: \ I H t l l f ~ m a t ~ ( · l ' . I...ntin Hull Fren('ll.:\In,,,ter ot r:JlhCOplll .-\cademj·, O,erbroo$..
EXPERT TUTORINGALL SUBJECTS
lOS COXWAY AVESUE
HEI'vlSTITCHING SHOP318 DUDLEY AVENUE
~ A R B E R T H , PA.
D re ssma kI ng P le at ln g Bu tt on s COTered
l 'AINTING
D E C O B A T I ~ G
Phones: Narberth 661-J or 1612-W
HENRY & COMPTONPLUMBING
STEAl\I & HOT-WATER HEATING
JOBBING )\arberth
TAXI SERVICE
P. F. DONAHUE
A. J. HERRSCHAFT
Phone, Narberth 2510
Mrs. P. J. Newmaker and her
daughter, Phyllis June, of 10 7
Dudley avenue, have gon e t o Warren, Pa. , for the month of August.
Mrs. Arthur "N. Edrop and Mar
jorie are visiting at Pine Grove,Conn. They l ef t l a st Saturday to
be t he g ue st s of :Mrs. Frank Reif,their cousin. Pa and y oung Ar
t hur ar e making the best of it.
Mr . and Mrs. Eugene Brooks and
family, of 330 Dudley avenue, have
opened the ir cot tage at 'Wildwood,
N. J., and will return the last of
Septembel'.
Ellsworth R il ey , a former cap
tain o f t he P . .M. C. foo tbal l t eam,
and J ack Ward l ef t F ri day f or a
three week v is it i n Ocean City.
OPEN EVENINGS .BY APPOINTMENT·I
OF ALLl i I ~ D F
BUILDlm
N. R. PEACOCK
For Your Vacation
Interior and Exterior Paint ing
A. R. Justice Co.904 Walnut Street
W IL L BE GLAD TO ESTIMATE
. 407 Essex Avenue
Phone, N a r b c ~ · t h 2697
Estinw,tes Cheerfully Given
Worn-Brassy Parts with PureSilver. Reflectors, Lamps,
Radiator Shell
Look Like New!Also the Best Easy Cleaner
for the New N ickelDon't go on your trip with th e .nickel plate shabby - Buy abottle of U-KAN-PLATE PolishTODA Y from your Local Dealeror Dept. Store. $1.00 Yz pint.
LIGHT HAULING
GEORGE R. MARKLE
A Splendid Selection at
Plans and Estirnates Furnished YE ODDITY SHOPPE
for Repair and Construct ion 104 Forrest Avenue
In the Basement
::\1r. and :Mrs. Erne st E . Tompkins ancl son, Fred, have returnedfrom camping near D elaw are
\Yater Gap.
!vlr. Edw ar d S pe akma n issJ}ending t he s umme r in Gratz,Pa. Phone Narberth 1713-W or 1731
~ l i 5 s i\lina L is le h as r et nr ned
from a t \v a weeks' visit i n ::\ ewYork City.
Clarence R. Kaeber, who resideswith his n ar en ts at 215 Chestnut
avenue, a rr ivecl home on Tuesday
a fter a four months' trip in Sonth
America. He visited Pernambuco,Rio, Bneno!'i Aires and Santos.
Mr. and Mrs . J os ep h H. Millerhave returned from a trip throughNew Eng land . They visited inBos to n and a t Buzza rd 's B ay and
Narragansett Pier.
D r. a nd M rs . Town a re spend
i ng t he w ee k-e nd at Rehoboth,
Del.
IIVlr. and :l\Irs. A. \V. NeedhamI
a11C] family, o f Ches tnut avenue;
1\·lrs. Bragdon, 1\11. and Mrs . R. Z.Hartzler ancl son Henry. of \Voodside avenue; Major a nd Mrs.
Neals and son J oh n, of \Vynnewood, spe nt t he month of July
together at Ocean City.
Miss Nata li e Roger s is visiting
in Columbus, Ohio, for a month.
Mr. an d Mrs . Ralph Ma cGuffinand daughter Peggy , o f Chestnut
avenue, have returned home f rom
a four weeks' mo to r t ri p throughOhio, K entu cky a nd Illinois,
where they v is it ed rel at ives .
They were accompanied home by
Mr. MacGuffin's mother, Mrs . M.T. MacGuffin, of . Los Angeles,
Calif.
The FIRESIDE
l·A. E. \Vohlert."
FIREMEN SLUG
At .War d, o f Hazelton, ·was aweek-end v is itor w ith h is family a t
Narberth avenue.
Their Way t o Victory Over Rivals in
Hot Game.
Th e Narherth firemen slugged
on t a no th er v ic to ry ; th is t im e
t rimmin ,r t he Bala-Cynwyd firemen. Th e g ame was p layed l as t
F r iday. Squ ir e Fred 'Walzer, whopitched for Cynwyd, was touched local or out o f toWD
up for eighteen hi ts . Quick and Efficient Service
Th e f ea tu re s o f t he g ame were P. J. DUFFYthe fielding of Lacey and Panl and 335 Dudley Avenueth e hitting of Blessing.
1 f h Phone, Xarbrrth 181'2'-JManager Henry statec a ter e1------------
game that if t h e boys keep on 1m-proving he will have to hunt some
strong club for a game. Next
Mon da y t he firemen will .playGladwynne Fi remen, and Fnday.
Bryn Mawr or ""Vayne.i\'ARBl'JHTH
rho a (
r" .JellkiIl8. c 2 2 8 a 0BurlIer, \1 1 2 2 2 0Ble88ing, lb 2 a 12 0 0Paul. 2b 1 1 1 a ()Muligan. s 0 2 0 2 0D. Lucey, ab 2 2 1 2 ()
Hood, If 2 2 2 0 ()Conley. c.f 2 2 0 0 ()Smith. 1'1' •••••••••••••• 1 2 1 0 0
"'1'0 the Ci tizens of Narberth:"Propaganda has been circulated
that Mr. N icke rs on l ef t me v er y
wea lt hy . I n due consideration oft ho se who a re s o ear ne st ly work
in g t o pu t m e in th e office of Ta xCoJlecter a t t he fal l e lect ion, andfor the publ ic at large, I make this'statement:"What Mr. Nickerson left here
h e h ad ear ned and we had saved
together. I could wi thout workintr l ive on th is amount for three ~ J r . B. Earl Achenbach ha s rey e ~ r s , at t he end of which time I tl1l"l1ed from .a b us in es s t ri p t o
wou ld have to sell my h ome at' Cleveland, OhIO, where he attend111 Eln1\vood avenue. ed t he con vent io n o f t he Gen er al"This past winter I have been Elec tr ic Ligh t ing Co.
the Assessor o f t he Borough ofNarberth, taught p ri va t e pup il s
from n A. M. to :3 P. 1\1., takenb oa rd er s, r en ted r ooms and performed t he d ut ie s which every
mother of a household finds neces ..sary to do each day."This summer, as l as t, I am at
Cape Coel, Massachusetts, but amtaking 'paying guests. ' l\ly olc!ers on h as b een very successful w1thhis magazine subscriptions. Justbefore his fathe.·s death he won as ch ol ar sh ip t o 'Penn C h a r t e ~Schoo!.'"Philip will e nt er th e e ig hth
grade in September. He has always at tended the ]\ arberth Publ ic School. If I h ad th e w ea lth
that I am stated to have I am
CJuite sure I would . no t be accep ting every opportUJ)lty that cfolmesmy way t o i nc re as e l ~ l Y e a r J 1 l : 1 ~ s ..l am also aware that 111 case ot 111-
ness 011 my ;1art 'or the' hoys', Iwould soon be in financial difficul
ties."I have written all this because
I am anx io us t o mak e t he mat te r
clear to my workers , hut to mymin d t he off ic e o f Ta'x Collector
s ho ul d n ot b e wei gh ed a s t o on<sfinancial ratin'T, bu t as to then'ability. I S h ~ 1 1 d like the office
on that basis.Abbie \V. Nickerson.
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'.rhomus, c... . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 (l () 1W . a l ~ . € r . ]1 1 2 0 1 O''.rhompsoll, 1b 2 1 10 () ()
Lind",ny, 2b 0 0 2 a 1Barllot, . s. . • . . •• . . . • . • . () 1 a 4 () Philadelphia
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ , a l ~ : : : : : : : : : : : : : : g gSilverware-Sterling or Pl.'ftedG r o v e ~ ct 1 2 1 0 0putttOIl. 1'£ 1 1· 0 (} 0to. -----Total. 7 !) 24 10 2Two.bnE:e hits-Bles.ing. C O l J l e ~ ' , .Jenk·
ins. '.rhree-ba8e h i t s - C o n l e ~ ' , ' Hood.ThoDlpson. Home .run-Bles'Sing. Struckout-By Barker, 7; b ~ Walzer, 4.
~ 'I<.. OF C .' S TO GOLF
. The Knights of Columbus a revlanning for a big d ay on t he l in kswhen t hey s tage the ir tou rnamen tat the Bala Golf Club next Tues
day. There will .be a team ~ o ~ p e t i tion between vanous counclls 111 thecity and v i c i ? ~ t y for a spe.c ia l cupand, in add1tIOn, there w111 be, ahandicap medal p lay c la sh for Individual prizes.
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Mrs. Nickerson."A t any r at e, t he financial con
dition of th e candidate has nothing- to do with his or her' fitnessfor the office, and I believe IVlrs.Abbie W. Nickerson is as well
fitted a s a ny of t he o th er c an di dat es t o fiJI ,the office in quest ion.Le t us g ive them an equal chance
and circulate no false statements.The statement by Mrs. Nickerson
follows.
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