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NUCE, THllEE CENTS

Recommendation Accompan-ies Presentation of 1929Budget.

SEE ONE MILL CUTIN BORO TAX RATE

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Leg ion Week Comi ngThe week o f Thank sg iv ing andparticularly the thr ee days immediately preceding i t w il l bc celeb ra tedin the borough as American Legion\\Teek. P lans a re under w ay f or a nobservance which wi ll l iv e l on g inpeople's memories. The NarberthTheater will be l i tera l ly turned overt o t he Pos t th rough the courtesy ofthe management and a special p ic ture, "Four Sons," wi ll be shownfor those three days when the enti r e p roceeds wil l go to the localPost. Further announcements willbe made next week.

:-\ cut in t he bor ough t ax r at e ofone mill is forescen as aresult of< recommendation by the F inanceCommittee of Council l a st Tuesd ay n ight at it s November meeting. The recommendation follow-'ed the presentat ion of the 1!)2!)budget which amounts to $ 8 ; l . ; l O ~ ) ,or $400 more than for 1H28. Th er ecommenda t ion o f Mr. Kaeber'scommittee was passed unanimously by Council and n ow g oe s t o t h e,Jnl1l1ance and Law Committec.whose duty it will be to draft an(l1(linance to the effect t ha t th ei ~ o r o u g h Tax Rate for I!)2H be IHmills instead of 20.Following t he draf t of the ordinance it will come up for twohearings beiore it becomes bindj'lg, so t h e n ~ is still a possibilityl i1at i t may hc dcf ea ted. If al;!Jru\'ed. i t will h e t he s econ d slicein t he t ax rate with in the year s, astile r at e w as cho pp ed d own frum

t-1 to '20 mills last lanuan',The borough ' s financiai condition is particularlv sound at thcpresent time, inasm uch as thefloating debt has been wiped out;therc is an unused balance of

~ l O . ( ) O ( ) on t he s t ree t paving bondIssue program which will be available for next year; the assessmentfor next ycar will be at least equalt o t hi s year's assessment and theunused borrowing capac ity o f theborough at present amounts to~ W ' 7 , O O O .The p rob lems befo re the borOUgl.l nll\\' are chiefly those of operatIon an a l ' ~ ~ . . r ' : ' : ' - ~ ~ : ' - ; ; ; ; - : ' : ' ; - ' ' ; - ~ ~ : ; ~ ; ; ' ; ; ~ ; ~high s ch oo l b ec au se i t has two CONTfNUlllD UN THlll SECOND rAGIl

Narberth, P a. , F ri d ay , Novembe r 16, 1928MANY PRESENT ATLEGION BANQUET

MANY GOOD SPEAKERS HEADQUARTERS

Annual Affair Brings a Big Hundred Per Cen t. Enroll-Turnout to Hear Fine ment Sought Frou BoroProgram. Residents.

To Discuss SchoolMethods and ActivitiesTh e next r e ~ u l a r meetin u ' of thc:\!others' C o u ~ l c i 1 wi ll b e "he ld inthe Narberth School on 1\1 ondavevening, November lfl, at 8c'c1ock. Th e subject is "School:\1e th od s a nd A di \' it ie s. " Ther-rogram is in charge of Mr.(Jeorge 1-1. \Vilson . Pr incipal of theSchool and a member of theExecuti\'e Board of l'.Iothers'Council. alid Mi ss Id a l'funro.a teacher and member of th e Pro

gram Committee o f th e Council.This promises to be a most interer"ting mee ting and all Narberthp ~ r e n t s are. in\'ited to be present.Ih e at!raL'tI\'e poster on display inone 01 the store windows wasmade by ou r ar t teacher. :\1 iss(;assner.Th e fo llowing children fulfilledthe requirements of th e VacationReading Club and will be awarded

c ~ r t i f i c a t e s and prizes by Mrs, R.1


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Open Friday Evenings from , unt i l 9 o 'Clock

IT'S a poor plough that leavesno furrow, and a poor life thathas not accumulated money inbank

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Building ConstructionPhone Narberth 2490Narberth National Bank Bldg.NARBERTH

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ESTATE NOTICE

PROPOSALS

.The Gift Centerof the Main L ine

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is showing exclusive and distinctive seleetion o f Ch ri s tma sCards.Prompt a nd e ar ef ul s er vi cewill be given a ll engraving andprinting orders."G if t s b ea u ti ful " fo r th e "b igfolks" and "little folks."Thirty-eight more s hopp ingdays before Christmas.

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Bids for the collection of garbage from 1all houses. apartments. stores, hote ls andrestaurants i n t he Borough at Narberth, .for the year 1929, are hereby requested.The bids will be received by the Secretary of the Borough Council up to 8P. M. Monday, December 10. 1928. atwhich time a regular meet ing of theBorough Council convenes and the open-I ng o f the bids will take place.Contract will be awarded to th e lowestresponsible bidder and Council reservesthe righ t to re jec t any or all b ids .Collections will be required In accordance with the following schedule:Three col lec t ions a week during themonths of May. June. July, August, September and October.Two col le ct ions a week during themonths of November, December, January,February, March and April.J. R. HALL,Chairman Water, Light and HealthCommittee.(11-23-28)

Merion Friends MeetingServices for November 18:10.00 A. M.-Sunday school.11.00 A. M.-Meeting for worship.F i rs t Chu rc h o f Christ, Scientist.A rdmore Avenue, A rdmore .11.00 A. M.-Sunday school.10.00 A. M.-Sunday school.Wednesday evening testimonialmeeting a t 8 o'clock.

Reading room, 19 West Lancasteravenue, open week day s f r om 10.30 to4.30 o'clock; Wednesday evening from!l to 9.45 o'clock.The subject for the Bible lesson sermon for SundaY, November 18."Morta ls and Immorta ls ."

INarbe rth, A rdmo re : Gladwyne, St.. Luke's and Radnor.The good Fe llowship Club will meetat the home o f M r. Ar thu r T . Mar tin:H!l Forest avenue, on Thursday , November 22 at 8 o'clock. AII male members of the church are invited.

215 Haverford Avenue

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PHONE, NARBERTH 3772

Comfortable

Narberth Taxicab Company

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Methodist Episcopal ChurchRev. Samuel MacAdams, Minister.Sunday, November 18:9.45 A. ~ l . - S u n d a y school.11.00 A. 'M.-!\lorning worship. Sertheme: "The Shadow of a Great6.45 P. M.-Epworth League DevoMeeting. Topic. "What it MeansBe a Christian."i .45 P . ~ l . - E v e n i n g worship. Ser-Itheme, "Eleventh Hour Men." IThe mid-week prayer service wil le held in t he Ardmo re Methodist\Vednesday evening. Novem21, at 8 o 'c lo ck . R ev , ThompsonMcKinney will deliver the address.churches are Cynwyd,

Baptist Church of The Evangel.Sundav. 1' \ovcmber If!:!l.45 A. l \I.-Church school.11.00 A. ! \ r . - ~ [ o r n i n g worship. ser"1 u 18r l :l -A Sho rt Lesson int i st Church History."7.45 P. l\I.-Young People's Ves-service.All are invi ted!Another Epitaph!Wednesday, Nm'ember :.!l:G.30 P. M.-Church family dinnerclass discussion under the leadero f Dr. Harkness. Subject, "Somet Practices."

The Presbyterian Church.John Van Ness, M. A., Minister.eetings for K ovember 18:9.45 A. ~ I . - B i b l e s cho ol . All de

11.00 A. ~ I . - ~ I o r n i n g worship. Sertheme: "F ir s t Th ings First."11.00 A. 1'1.-Junior church forup to 1:.! years o f age .6.45 P. M.-Junior Endeavor meetSubject for discussion: "\Vhat thec t ice of Stewardship V\Tould ;'\[eanthe World."7.45 P. l \I.-Evening worship . Sertheme. "An Appea l to Reason."Bihle Class next Tucsday ESTATE OF WILLIAM J. BYRNE, LATE. I d 1 '1 ' H ' . of the Borough o f Narbe rt h, Mon t-call( u c ~ e )y 1\ ISS , arnson. gomery County. deceased.Prayer meetlllg next \\ ednesday Letters of Administration on the aboven ing. \Ve wil l continue our sludy Estate haVing been granted to the underthe sccond chapter of Ephesians. s igned. a ll persons Indebted to said EsHoward Haws has con sent ed t o tate are requested to make Immediatef or us at this meeting. payment, and t ho se having legal claims,At a recent mcct ing . the following to present the same without delay toI fl' f I J . E ANNA V. CAMPBELL,c lOsc.n 0 leers. a t Je Ull10r ~ n 926 Montgomery Avenue.SocIety: Pres:dcnt. John B. l\Ic- Narberth, Pa.vice pres ident, \Val ter \Vood . Or to her Attorney,secretary, Jcan Hadick; treasurer, W. RUSSELL GREEN,Arthur \Vright, :!d. Narberth. Pa.

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At. S a l n t ~ Church.Wynnewood, Pa.Rec to r, Rev . G ib son Bel l.00 A. :h:I.-Holy Communion..00 A. !\I.-Church school..00 A. M.-Litany and Ante-Com-by the Rector."0 Sav iour o f the World."

o ir o f 35 trained voices. Choirand organist, David Sprat t .7.00 P. M -Young People' s Fel7.30 P. M.-Litany and Ante-Com-rmo n b y t he Rector.Holy Trini ty Lutheran Church.Cle tu s A . Senft, Pastor.November 18:9,45 A. M.-Bible school..00 A. M.-The service w it h s er

4.00 P. M .- Tunior Luther Leaguc.G,45 P. M.-intermediate and SenLuther Leagues.7,45 P. M.-The Vesper Serviceh sermon. 7.30-Teachers' Lesson-period.day. S.OO-Devotional halin the study of John.4.30-Cathechism class.7.00 P. }'-I.-Intermediate choir.8.00 P. M.-Senior choir.

This is a good t ime t o make arrangements forwintering of your "Summer Entertainer:'For plans and prices call Cynwyd 662the

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COTTER'S MARKETWHERE NARBERTHBUYS ITS FOODWE DELIVER FROM CITY LINE TO BRYN MAWR

AT THE THEATRE and Tuesday. The film b rin gs tomot io n p ic tu re a ud ie nc es o ne o f t he"Plastered in Paris ," featuring the most unu sual t heme s eve r por tr ay edc omed y t eam o f Sammy Cohen and on the screen-the reversion of a manJack Pel1l1ick, is the most profusely to a primitivebeast . It is adapted from"gagged" picture to he shown in a the stage play by Max Mohr .long time at the Narberth Theater. It The p ri nc ip al r ol e i s a ss umed b yplays Friday and Saturday. Paul Wegener, Germany's leadingNothwithstanding this l ar ge n um - screen art ist , who wil l b e rememberedher of comedy situations, the picture f or hi s remarkable portrayal in "Theholds a ddil li t e cont inui ty of plot and Golem." The only feminine part isohjective, and is not "just a l ot o f gag s played by M ar y J oh ns on , y ou ngand wise-crack titles pasted together" Swedish s ta r. M ax Rei chma nn , whoas many comedy productions arc wont directed the picture, is said to rise withto ' be. it to the highest rank among GermanAmong t he " Ia ugh- a-mi nu te " s e- f ilm d irec to rs .quences, perhaps t he funnies t are When "The Devil Dancer '" f lasheswhere Cohen, gassed in the t re nche s, on t he s cr een o f t he Na rber th Theateris shown in a hospital scene . The f ilm on vVednesday and Thursday folk will"lap-dissolves" into a "picture" of the recognize a familia r touch in the dd ti nt er ior of hi s head w her e a Sammy handling of t he scenes in situations ofCohen de\-j\ trium!1hs over a S ammy t hi s l at es t S amue l Gol dwyn prodl1cCohen angel a nd decrees t hat Cohen 's t ion , which features Gilda Gray . Fredwar injury will turn him into a k lep to- Nibo directed.maniac. Fred Niblo s ta nd s w it h Von S tr o-A s im il ar ly hU ll lor ous r ou ti ne is heim, Gr if fi th and Brenon as one ofs hown a t the e nd o f the p ic tu re when t he i ndus tr y' s f ou r d ir ec to rs who havethe dynamic l it tl e J ew is h comic gets a devoted following of the pub li c a s"beaned" and the shock brings back large ann ?S f'nthusiastic as t ha t o f a nyh is h ra in vision-characters wit h t he star. Niblo has come to be known a sCohen-angd thi s t ime the winner when a d ir ec to r who se name a lway s meanshe chases the Cohen-devil out o f Sam- qua li ty in ent er ta inmen t. H is l ist o fmy's cranium. successes pr oves to be the best ad-j'vlore than :!O pretentious sets. in-I vertisemel1t for any new picture heeluding a gigantic buried l ~ o m a n c ity, I llay make. He has produced "Benwere constructed fo r the filming of the Hur," "Camille," "The Three MusketcOllledy which was directed hy Benja- eers." " Th e Mark o f Z orr o, " " Blo odmin Stoloff. an d San d, " "The Temp tr es s, " a nd"The Strange Cas e o f Cap ta in Ham- "The Famous ~ rs. Fair."per ." the f ir st product ion of the Defll Fred Nihl o is n ot an ac ci de nt . HeCompany of Berlin, a foreign produc- came to motion picture direction withing unit of First National Pictures . a wealth of background and previousInc .. will have i ts f ir st l oc al showing dramatic experience. He was a stageat the Narberth Thea ter on ~ [ o n d a y star for many years.

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There is no more acceptable present than an attractive box of deliciousShe ll enbe rg er 's o r Whitman's chocolates.

WHITESIDE BROS.Phone Narberth 3669 and 2446237 Haverford Ave., Narberth

102 Forest Ave. : Narberth 2602

are now in season. Ours arefresh daily.FISH on sale FRIDAYSFruits and Vegetables,the best obtainable

Groceries and Delicatessen Specialties

Alterations, relining and dyeing. Furs remodeled, repaired,cleaned and glazed. Schoolclothes cleaned and repaired onshort notice.All work done in our ownestablishment, the largest ontheMain Line. .

Narberth HardwareCompanyKitchen HardwarePaints-Duco230232 Haverford Ave.Narberth, Pa.. ~ ) O O O i ~ ~ ~ ~ } .PromptDelivery

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The ideal dessert for th e Thanksgiving season. Ours are madefresh daily from real sweet pumpkin. And they ' re delicious.Orders taken now fo r mince an d pumpkin pies fo r

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Phone:Nar. 3971

Humming BirdSilk HosieryPatricia Elizabeth Shop125 North Narberth Avenue 1I~ c c ~ ~

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"Where quality serves the needsof the community"Note Our Hours

Weekdays: 9 A. M. to 12 M., Sundays: 10 A. M. to 1 P. M.4.30 P. M. to 12 P. M.

Visit Our New Store109 N. NARBERTH AVENUEIn commodious quarters we wil l be pleased toshow you any of the new wall treatments a nd t helatest designs ~ paper. A complete stock of LucasPaints also await your inspection.

Prize winners will be announced d the Theateron Dec embe r 26th, whi ch i s no t so fa r off, after all,now. Don't fail to be in on this greatest o f p ri zeawards.

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THE ATLAS COMPANY, Inc.SAMUEL N. HALL. PresidentShOp, 248 Haverford Avenue (Upstairs)Phone Narberth 3625

~ ~ ~ t = \ D e ~ ~EXCLUSIVE IN NARBERTHWe are exclusive, authorized agents for the following radio sets andcombinations: Atwater Kent, Brunswick, Fada, Crosley, Everready,Steinite and Philco.When buying your radio set bear in mind that unless it is purchasedfrom an authorized dealer the set is not guaranteed by the factory.Our ten years in Business in Narberth certainly stands for qualitymerchandise and service. All sets guaranteed for one year.

A 10% down payment w il l d el iv er an y set to your homeE Narberth Electric Shopfl 241 Haverford Ave. Phone Narberth 4182r ~ ) ; ; : l J ; ; ; ; ; : l } ; ; ; ; ; ; , ~ ~ ~ ~~ ! ; " " { \ " " ' 1 t " " 1 ~ t " " ' ( t : : 1 H ~ ~

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Whe n y ou want goodoysters. Opened t o o rder. Ea t t hem her e o rt ak e t hem home. P r e ~p ar ed o n five minutesnotice.


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Horse Society Hears society has accomplished nothingof Past at Banquet in that respect. . . . I would re-__ call to you, however. t he d ay s' O ~ T 1 X l ' J m FIUBI 'I'm: io'lRRT ('AGI< when t here were no vehicles butzinger, pastor of t he A rdmo re t ho se drawn by horses, th e daysLutheran Church, o f t he boa rd of of t he ha rr ow , plow, sl eigh andt rustees of which Luther Parsonslias been a member for 44 years , car ri age. Only comparatively re-and president since 1914. The cent ly have th e railroad and altdominie also pronounced the c1os- tumobile t aken t he place of theing prayer for the banquet. horse, and I, for one, am s or ryFollowing t he s er vi ng o f fried that the change has come about .oysters , Mr. Parsons cleared th e "You know, when I was a boytabl e, f ig ur at iv el y s pe ak in g, f or I thought a horse had a sou l, and,he speeches, four in number. His when our dear old horse died Iown was first. was sure it had gone to heaven."N o horse t hi ev es h av e b een Perhaps it has, . , , We olddetected here l as t y ea r o r any r e- t imer s loved th e horse; it was ourrent year," he declared, "primari ly dearest companion. No wonderThis is your paper: your advice because there have been no that men used to take a horsewill be appreciated. Ihorses s to len . and therefore ou r I thief and hang him. I l I ~ ! ' ! ! ! ! ' ! ! ! ! ! ! l i ! ! i ! ! ! ! i ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! i ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! i i i i ! ! ! ! i ! ! ! i ! ! ! i ! ! ! ! ! ! i i ! ! i ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! i i ! ! i i ! ! i ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! i ! ! ! i ! ! ! ! ! l 1 1

Make Donat ionElections are occasional1y profitable-for some people. For instance, Cook Brothers store, whichserved as the polling place for District NO.2, received the sum of $15

fr0111 t he judge o f e lec tions for i tsuse on November 6. Cook Brothersin turn presented the aforementioned Sl1l11 of $15 to the NarberthF ire Company . So the f iremen arewell pleased with the election-andwith Cook Brothers.

or of Physics at Lower Merion SeniorHigh Schoo l. gave an intercsting talklast Sunday evening, following thesupper,The monthly card party for thc Fellowship wil l be givcn ncxt Friday, N0-vp.mber 23, at thc home o f Paul Less,1il3 St. Paul's road, Ardmore. Theu ~ u a l oIdmission of 50 cents will bccharged which includes prizes and ref r e s h m ~ n t s . Reservations should beS l ~ n t in early to M iss Ella Ross, 206E1m Tcrrace, Narberth,

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Phone Narberth 2618109 Forest Ave. (Rear)

EXPERIENCE.is th e best teacher. The benefit derived from34 years of compoundingphysicians' prescriptions isat your disposal if youbring your prescriptions to

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NarberthPrinting Company

And the Coat Was Ruined!Too bad he couldn't send It to

All k inds o f job pr in t ingquickly and skillfully done.

Narberth Boy ActiveCharles Herron, son of Col. andC. C. Herron, o f 117 Woodavenue, is one o f the most a cve s tudent s tha t a tt ends TempleHerron, who is a Junior this year,as for two years been a soloi st one Men's Glee Club and a memberTemple' s male quartet , t ak ingpart of second tenor.Thi s year he is assigned to takeof the leading roles in the Temayers ' fall production, "Square"Bud," as his friends callis also a member of Templ eiversity's debating team, whicht and defea ted Oxford's teamis week.Other enterprises in which he hasact ive par t a re memberships toJunior class entertainment comttee, the Blue Key Fraternity enrtainment committee, the Thetailon Omega, the Vigilance Comt tee and the S tudent 's Chapter British Society Plans Bazaarr the Conwell Foundation drive The Pennsylvania Society of thest year. Daughters of the British Empire willHis parents are both active wel- hold its at?nu!11 bazaar in aid of thc

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IEastern District hom e f or the agedare 'Y0r ers or the Volunteers of Dritish at St. James' Guild House, 2210Sansom street, Wednesday from 2 to

110 P. M.English high tea will be served fromL. M. Coach to Speak 5 to 7. In addition to the many sale-Members and guests of the Fellow- abl: arti.c1es there wil l b e home-t.n adeof All Saints' Church, Mont- cakes, pies and candy. To all friendsomery avenue, Wynnewood; w ill be and members an urgent appeal IS senttertained Sunday evening in the to attend the bazaar. and he.lp ~ w ~ l Iish house by Mr. Albert C. Adam, the coffers of the socIety, w h ~ c h IS Inof football at Lower Merion, nced of funds to carryon Its good9 w ill speak on a subject well work.to him-athletics. There wille no charge for this and everyone IsMr.] . B. Davis, mstruc

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238 Haverford AvenuePHONE NARBERTH 2600We will caU for and del iveryour prescriptiO'1l., or have your Phone Narberth 3799doctor plume it to us. I=MONTGOMERYCleaners and DyersPhone Narberth 2488

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