8/7/2019 Our Town July 23, 1927

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Ordinance Prohibits SpeedingWithin BoroughLimits.MUST KEEP OFF WALKSDrastically regula ting the use o f b icycles within the borough of Narberth ,Council passed on final reading on theseventeenth an ordinance s igned by theBurgess on the twenty-first, which prohibits riding bicycles on the sidewalks,and makes 10 miles per hour t he max imum speed o f t he danger-ous vehicles.Severe penal ties are provided in c as eof violation of the borough law. Ordinance 65 follows:An ordinance rcgulating the usc andrunning of bicycles within the borough.The Counci l of the Borough of Narberth does ordain:Section 1. That f rom and after thepassage of th is ordinance i t sha ll not belawful for persons to r ide b icyc les onthe sidewalks.Section :2. It s ha ll b e unlawful forpersons to ride bicycles at a faster gaitthan t en ( 10 ) m il es an hour, or toco as t d ow n t he st eep g ra de d r oa dswithin the borough,Scction 3. It s ha ll b e unl aw fu l f orpersons to ride bicycles after nightfallwithout a l ighted lamp at tached to thewheel i n a conspicuous place, throwinglight ahead o f t he rider.Section 4. It s ha ll be unl aw fu l f or

any perSon t o r id e a bicycle without analarm bell a tt ac he d, w hi ch mus t b erung at in tersec tions of cross streets.Riders arc directed t o k eep t o the righthand side of the road,Section 5. The penal ty f or violation of any of th is ordinance shaHbe i mp os ed u po n t he offender in thes um o f five dollars ($5,00), one-half tobe g iv en t o the informer and the otherhalf to the borough.Section 6. All ordinances, o r par tsof ordinances previously, enacted whichare in conf lict w it h t he provisions ofthis ordinance be, and t hey are herebyrepealed,Passed this seventeenth ( 17 th ) d ayof September, A. D . 1897.J . C. SIMPSON,President of Council.Attest: A, P. REDIFER,Clerk of Council.Approved this twenty-first (21st) dayof September, A, D. 1897.J. MULLINEAGX, JR.,Chief Burgess.

the Lower Merion anti Narberth Republican Association, Mr, Hower wasendorsed for treas'urer, but this post isalso desired by Sheriff William H.F ox , w ho is p ro hi bi te d h y l aw f romsllcceeding himself in his present of l1ee. To enable the organization totake care of b ot h, t he c ha ng e w asbroached,Leader Johnson, it was s ai d, h aspromised Hower support for recorderof deeds and at its m e ~ t i n g last nightthe Republican assoeia t ion went on ofl1eial record likewise, Fo ll ow ing t hesession, nomination petitions f or M r.Hower to the recordership were cir: ula te d a nd n um ero us s ig na tu re sgained.The other candidates for county office who a rc s o f ar a ss ur ed o f place onthe Johnson s late in the primaries areRcpublican County Commissioners.Samue l C rawfor d, Nor ri st own, andDan ie l F . S tout , Glenside, who a rc up,f or r e- el ec ti on , Judge Harold K.Knight, of the Common Pleas Court,.a nd J ud ge J. Burnet t Holland. Th elatter will go b ef or e th e v ot er s f ore lcc tion to the remainder of the termof the late Judge Solly, to whose posth e was appoi nt ed recently. All four oft hc se wer e endor sed by the Republicanassociation last night.

Today at Narberth Courts-MereuI'to Defend State Crown.

Play is s chedu l ed t o begin at 2P, M. today on the Narberth TennisClub cou rts for the Pennsy lv aniaSta te c lay court c rown . S ingl es commcn ce t od ay , an d the re will bematches tomorrow, but no one willbe obliged to p la y until Monday.Many ent ri es h ave come in, and it isbelieved th is year' s entry list will surpass even l as t y e ar 's record-breakingfigures.Sam Gilpin, of Merion, f inal is t inthe West Jersey championship tOUrnament; Hiarold Lane, o f Cynwyd; Nor man Bramall, of Idle Hou r; F ri tzMer cu r, t he c hamp io n, a nd Joe 01hausen, of C ynwy d, wh o h as beenc ompe ti ng i n t he n at io na l c la y c ou rttournament at De troit, an d man yother players o f n ot e are among t h eentrants.The Narberth CliP, presented by A.D. W. Smith , which will become thepermanent property of the playerwinning it three t im es , h as threenames inscr ibed on it: Samuel Gilp in , 1 924; Carl Fischer, 1925, andFritz :Mercur, 1926.W. D. R. Evans, s ec re ta ry o f t heMiddle S ta te s Lawn Tennis Association, will a ct a s official referee o f t hethird annual tournament for thee as t er n S t at e s t enni s champ ionshi psin men' s s ingles and doubles, whichwill be held on the c ou rt s o f theBrookline Square Club starting nextSaturday, July 30.

KEIM IS SPEAKER

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WIN FIRST GAMEOF SECOND HALFNarberth Defeats Paoli, 4 to 3,

10 Tight Game-Townsend Pitches.GLADWYNE TAKES FIRSTNarberth c omme nc ed t he second

half of the Main Line League seasonwith a 4-3 v ic to ry o ve r P ao li S at ur day. P l ayed on Pao li 's field, the gamcwas full of thri l ls , Townsend pitchedair-tight b al l f or Narberth, except int he s ix th i nn ing, when a bas e on balls,three errors, and a t ri pl e g ave Paolithree runs. Only t hr ee h it s w er e allowed by Townsend, who s truc k out12 railroaders.Not until the final i nn in g w as t hc

outcome at all certain. Scoring i n a lternate innings , Narber : th gained onerun apiece in the second, f ou rt h ands ix th . P ao li in its ha lf o f t he s ixt hg av e t he l oc al team a scare whe n i ttied t he s co re w it h i ts three runs,Two innings went b y b ef or e eitherteam could score. But in the ninthNarberth staged a rally and scoredt he dec id i ng r un .Th e fielding of Gir a rd and Henryfeatured for Pao li . Th( ' score follows:-, .,...... : - .

Harmony Move Brings Hower Outfor Recorder of Deeds on SlateLower Merion will have a represent at iv e on t he coun ty s la te o f t h eRepub lican organization which will be placed

before the voters for nomination in thep rima ry o n September 20 and thatrepresentative will be \Villiam G,Hower, of Bry n :Mawr. :'11'. Howerwill not be a c an di da te f or c ou nt ytreasurer, the post for wh ic h he w aso ri gi na ll y g roomed , bu t will run forrecorder of deeds.This was the announcement made

Thursday nigh t at the meet i ng o f theRepublican Associa t ion of LowerMerion and Narber th at a dinnerm ee ti ng h el d i n t he Casa D el Re y i nHaverford. Th e meeting, labelled asone m erely fo r the transaction ofr ou t in e bus in es s when it was calleda week ago , turned out to be a f ai rl yportentous o ne f or local followers ofthe county organiza tion.Mr. Hower spoke, and told the slalivarts that , fo llowing conferences wi thS ecretary of the C omm onwealt hCharles Johnson, the Montgomcrycounty leader, he had decided to become a candidate for recorder of deeds.This off ice, i t i s pointed out, is a s important as that of county treasurer andi n a dd it io n c ar ri es w it h i t p a tr onagein the form of the appointments of liveassistants.The post is now hel d by Paul Shecder, Pottstown Republican leader, whol os t g ra ce w it h the Johnson organization last y ea r w he n he espoused thecause of Vare for Senator , Sheederh as announced h is i nt en t ion of retiring and no o th e r outstanding candidatehas put in a b id f or the position in opposition to the Lower Merion candidate.The switch-over o f Mr . Hower fromt he c ou nt y t re as ur er sh ip t o a c and idacy for recorder of the deeds wasmade in the in teres ts of harmony, itwas explained. At t he l as t m ee ti ng o fMr. and Mrs . Norman J. McDonald,of Price and Ess ex avenues, left lastSaturday for a t ri p through Nova Scotia,Cape Breton and the Micmacs.1\11. and Mrs. J. C. Keenan, of Forestavenue, and Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Forten- At Luncheon of Balcynar Rotary-Dr.backer, of Lantwyn lane, have returned Mar ti n t o Ta lk Nex t Week .f ronl a motor trip through the A d i r o n ~dacks, New England States and Canada, His career, f i rs t as a school teacherMiss Evelyn Jefferis, of Fores t avenue, and t he n a s a certified public accountis s pend ing t he mon th at "ByrondenFarms," Chestcr county, Pa, ant for 15 yea rs , wa s t ol d by HerveyMr. and Mrs . Phi lip Atlee Liv ings ton' C . Kei rn, of Narber th, in an interestinghave, returned f rom St. Hubert 's, Essex talk to the Bala-Cynwyd-Narberthcounty, in the Adi rondacks , New York. Rotary Club, which met Tuesday noon:Mrs. G. D. Warden, of 108 G r a y l i n ~ for i t s weekly luncheon at the Cynwydavenue, has recently returned from a ViSIt Club. V i si to rs at the meeting includedwit h h er s is te r i n White P la in s, N. Y. 'J. C. Murray, of t h e Mer ion T it l e and. Rev. John Van Ness has b e ~ n the guest :Trust Company, Cynwyd, and Johnof 1011 ~ n ~ l r s . Johl: S . h ,e tcham. of "Albrecht, of Ardmore.O c e a ~ l City, N. J., durmg the early par t Next week 's s p eaker will be Dr.of thIS week. . Wi ll iam L . Mar ti n, of No. 438 Lever-:Mr., and Mrs. Robert Fretz have been 'ing Mill road, Cynwyd. Sixteen, Roseen III N a r b e r ~ h r e ~ e l ~ t l y . M r ~ . Fretz tarians took a day off Wednesday towas formerly MISS VlrglllJa DaVIS. go fishing. Fortescue was the place.

CONTI NUED ON THE SECOND PAGE Their day was an exciting one.

Narberth avenu e, w it h a d an ce and mee ti ng h al l o n thesecond f loor , An exception to Narberth's building codewas gran ted to permi t the erect ion of a marquise. Thecost is estimated at $:.l50,000.- - - - - - - - - - - - -His Nose Sniffed News, but YeggsTurned Out to Be Rotary Fishermen

sible for Narberth's portion to be liket he r es t o f the p ike? It i s poss ib le tobuild s tores anywhere , along the pikebetween here and City L in e. T he rea rc no r es tr ic ti on s c as t o f h er e, "Fonner Senator Fletcher \\T, Stitestook exception t o t hi s statement, andc ro ss -examined t he r ea lt or . "D id yous ay t he re a rc n o r es tr ic ti on s o n p ro perties cast of Narberth on Montgomeryavel lue?" he queried,"There won 't be," replied the realtor."Then it is not possible to builds to re s c as t o f h er e on the pike?" pursued Attorney Stites,, "No," came the admission.

'Twas 4 o'clock in the morning, Allw as d ar k a lo ng t he M ai n Line. NotfiJI' a ha lf an hour would the f ir st d imfI'ush o f dawn illumine the eastern sky,N o bird could be heard chirping itsfirst gay greeting to t he dawn , Allwas still.But not all. From the cast , precedi ng th e s un ri se b y t wo s no rt s a nd arattle, came a Ford. Douglas Durant ,editor of the Main Liner , wa s r et u rn i ng f ro m a Phi ladelphia newspaperp la nt w it h s om e c op y f or his weeklynews magazine , Th rough th e blackn es s o f Bryn M'awr avenue in BalaC?,llle he, alert .and,attentive. _. ,IStIlhlcnly he'paus(:d. ,\Vhaf waSthat?Friends; Meeting Objects. At 113 Bryn Mawr avenue there lurk-

Oppos it ion t o Mrs , Fleming's pro- cd t he f or ms o f m an y m en g ar be d inposed gasol inc service . s ta ti on w as swe at er s, j er se ys , w hi te d uc k p an ts .voiced by "V. Russell Gre en , 440 Cars were pa rked a long t he cur b, pant\Voodbine avenue, and Robert]. E d- i ng to go-where?gar, East Montgomery avenue, who Were t hey hous e- br eake rs , t ak ingalso objec ted to t he en ti re pro!)osed advan t age o f t he abs ence o f the ownert o l oo t f ur ni tu re , silver, rugs? Werechange i n z on in g. Mr . Grccn's specific they boot leggers or yeggs at an im-objection to Mrs, Fleming's petition portant secret conclave, bent on evadwas that the proposed service s ta ti on i ng t he l aw? D. D . d id not know. Hew O I ~ l d be directly a c r o ~ s the pike. ~ r o n ~ stepped on the gas, until he sa w ana S u, nd ay s ch oo l wl,l1ch the I' nend officer at the police call box on Lever~ [ e e t 1 I 1 g p l a n ~ to bUIld on the north ing Mill road.SIde o f th e pike, between the GeneralI To the cus todi an of the law he ex\Va vne I nn and the nearby stone plained the situation. Hurriedly thehouse, p ai r r et ur ne d t o t he s ce ne o f t he b u r ~ -Thc s ta tement tha t a s er vi ce s ta ti on l ar y, l ll ur de r, or out rage , Val ia nt lyis the logical successor to the black- they accosted a group of rough-looksmith s ho p w as a dv an ce d b y A tt or ne y i ng men who soon surrounded thelll.T. Lane Bean, o f No rr is town , r ep re - They Were No Yeggs.s cn ti ng Mrs . F leming . The zoning ""Vho arc you? What a re y ou do-ordinance permits the con ti nuat ion o f i ng?" a sked t he r es ol ut e pair.a business in a property newly zoned "Rot ar i an s. Can' t we go f i sh ing onas residential, provided no change in a \Vednesday morning without beingthe nat u re o f t he bus in es s building is asked' foolish questions ?" c am e t hemade, Mr. Bean's argument w as t ha t an sw er . A nd t he n t he s it uat io n exjust a s t he aut omob il e has t ak en t he p la in ed itself.place o f t he horse, so SllOUld the auto- Sixteen members of the Bala-Cynmobi le service s tat ion b e r eg ar de d a s wyd-Narberth Rotary Club and theira cont inuation of the blacksmith 's oc- f riends, deciding to go a-fishin' atcupation. Fortesque, had assembled for an earlyIn the course of h is s pe ec h, M r, s ta rt a t t he h ome o f Bill Decker, 113Bean at tacked the Friends' Meet ing , Bryn Mawr avenue. With c ar s waitthe General \Vayne Inn, the Board of in g to ta ke the m to the Jersey coast,Trade, et c" e tc . H is e ff or ts w er e r e- t he R ot ar ia ns m ad e final inspections ofceived with polite i nt er es t by t he audi - I1shing tack le, while await ing a fewence. tardy meinbers whose alarm clocksDecide Case Soon. had gone on strike,The edi to r and t h e officer went theirway. Fo r the one so me "new s" asp le as e w i tn es s t hi s a tt emp t but not

f or t he o the r a ny brave arres t , Thee di to r w en t h ome t o s le ep ; the officercontinued on his beat and is noncommittal. Came dawn.S ix te en Rot a ri an s, good men andfairly t ru e, c ommenced their day'shaul. \ Vhe n the da y w as do ne theyhad landed ovcr 200 fish. The partysplit up and one group of four in aCONTINUED ON THE FOURTH PAGE

The Ad ju s tment Boar d will probably hold a special meet ing the middleo f n ex t week, wh en i t will make adecision on t he F lemi ng appeal, inorder to inform Council of its actionbefore Council's August meeting, It sdecision will p robabl y t ake i nt o consideration the fact that the Lower Merion Adjustment Board, at its May 2(;meeting, refused Walter Basset t Smithpermiss ion to cons t ruc t business build-

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Many more folks have depar ted f romNarberth f or t he Nor th , t he E as t andWe st , l eav in g th e F ir es id e desolat e.Others, however, whohave been vacationing early, are now returning. Meanwhile,few soc ia l act iv it ies are taking placeduring the warm weather.Mr. and Mrs . Wil li am Durbi n, ofWoodbine avenue, are entertaining at ahouse party at the ir cot tage at CapeJl1ay this week-end. Their guests are i\Ir.a nd Mr s. Horace T . Smedl ey , Mr. a ndMrs. W. C. Miner, Mr. and Mrs.William W. Fre tz , Mr . and Mrs Wil liamH. Durbin. i\Ir. and Mrs. A. P. Redifer,Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop B.Derby.Miss Lucil le Morri s, of Haverfordavenue, wil l l eave today for Pittsburghf or a f ew days.i \I is s Doro thy Durb in v is ited f riendsin Montclair, New Jersey, last week-end.Mr. and Mrs. A rt hu r P . Miller, ofChevy Chase, Md., are being congratulated on t he b ir th of a daughter, BarbaraJ oa n. M rs . Mi ll er was formerly MissBertha Redifer.

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Salasin and Freed. Ardmore builders, arc pushing thework on Xarber th's new mot ion pic ture theater in orderto have it r ea dy f or u sc by Oct ob er 15, The new theater wil l sca t 8:;0. There will be four stores fronting on

MANY AIR VIEWSAT ZONE MEETINGBoard of Adjus tment Hea rsFleming and Pike ChangeArguments.

BUICK INVITESLocal residents are invi ted by AllanC. Hale, Inc. , Main Line distributors,to listen in, either at the Buick showrooln or in their homes, to the broadcasting tOl11orrow night.of a s pe ci alradio program announclllg the new1928 model Buick car. From 9 to 10P, M., over the WJ Z Blue network,Ar thu r P ryo r and his band and at 10P. M., o ve r t he WEAF chain,

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HOLD POLICEMAN

May Place Call Boxes Here jfLocal Boards GiveApproval.REFUSAL

Vol. XIII, Number 42 Narberth, Pa., Saturday, July 23, 1927= = = = = = : ' = = = = = = = = = = = = ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ = = ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ S p : : E E ; ; D ~ L ; = ; I : ; M I ; : T ~ I S = =YELLOW CAB W INS New Narberth Motion Picture Theater G ~ ~ : ' t ~ ' : : n s ~ ~ p ~ : ' ~ : t of th o SET AT TEN MILf.llIN P. S. C. RULING Main Line League Saturday, leav-ing a gap i n the schedule, Preston a ls o, i s not a member thisseason, As a resu l t, on ly f ive teamsare contending for the pennant,a nd the teams listed to play withGarrett Hill wm play independentoutsiders instead,

The Eastern League aggregationof f as t a nd ha rd - hi t ti n g coloreds ta rs wm Play Narberth at theCommunity playground this afternoon instead of Garrett HllI. Theyare recruited from along the MainLine and f rom the Newton A. A.team. The next game scheduled tobe played with Garre tt HllI willinstead be played with the Atlantic City Collegians at the Community ball field. Today's scheduleof games follows:Eastern League at Narberth.Wayne at Paoli.Gladwyne at Berwyn,

In $2000 Bail for Court Af ter Inquest .Piquet Thought Wiley, HitRunner.After an inques t last Thursday nighta t A rdmore police headquarters in to

the death: of Mrs. Florence Wiley, No.322 Jona avenue, Narbe!"th, wi,fe of aLower l\'Ierion .townshlp p o h ~ e m a n ,w ho w as killed J1l an automobI le accident at Haverford on July 12, theCoron er 's j u ry recommended a further inves t iga tion be made by theGrand Jury. .As a r es ul t Emi l P Iq ue t, a no th erLower Meri on pol ic eman and d ri ve rof t he c ar which c au se d t he d ea th o fM rs . W il ey , w as g iv en a hearing before Magi st ra t e S ti l lwagon and heldfor Cour t . The Court set his bail thisweek at $2000.M rs . W il ey w as s pe ed in g to theBryn Mawr Hosp i ta l w it h her 4-yearold s on a fte r he ha d been i n j u r e ~ byan automobi le . T he c ar was dnvenby her husband, Leon A . Wil ey . She"was instantly killed when an au tomobile operated by Pique t sidewiped andoverturned the one in which Mrs.Wi ley was r id ing. , .Piquet testified at the Coroner s mquest that he thought Wiley was a"hit-and-run motoFist," and wa.s p u ~ suing him. As WIley was blowmg hISpol ic e whi st le and :l11other boy 'Yasstanding on the runnJllg board blowmgt he h or n, the Coroner' s . ju ry decidedPiquet did not use good Judgment ands ho ul d h av e k nown t he o th er c ar w asn an errand of mercy. .Pending t he o ut co me o f t he G ra ndinvestigation Officer Piquet hase en suspended f r om the force.Lindbergh air mail s t a ~ p s , 10 centseach have for some time been onsale ' a t t he Narbe rth po st office. M ~ n yloca l phila te l is t s h av e b ee n buymgthem i n a dd it io n t o the general public. They a;re still going f!,-st.

The Yellow Cab Company of Phi ladelphia won a v ic to ry over t he independent t ax ic ab oper a to r s o f t he MainLine and of the Delaware and Mon tgomery county suburbs in general lastw ee k whe n t he P ub li c S er vi ce C om -miss ion renewed i ts certificate o f pub lic convenience for operation in Philadelphia and vicinity a nd mad e an int er pr et at io n o f t he word " v i c i n i ~ y "which will al lo w t he Y el lo w t o gIVeadditional service in this territory.The renewal was made f or t he regular period o f t wo years and was granted o n J ul y 13, o v ~ r a n:onth after thetemporary extensIOn gIven l as t y ea rhad expi red . . , .When t he Yellow made apphcatJOnfor renewal of its certificate near ly twomonths a go i t a sk ed that a l ~ , il,lt,erpre,;t at io n be m ad e o f t he w or d VICllllty,which would enable it to establish t ~ l e -phone call boxes in Lower Menon,Narberth and o t he r Main Line sectionsand give individual service in these ~ i s -tricts. This was a sk in g a n e x t ~ n s l o no f t he r ul in g m ad e las t year whIch allowed the Yellow to deliver passengersto dest ina t ions in the s u b u r ~ s , butwhich did not permi t i t to es tabhsh callboxe s her e for relaying messa!?es todr ivers to pick up " fares" on thClr wayin t o t own.Th e wh::lle argument of the Y e l l ~ \ Vcompany fur p ermi ss ion t o ext end Itss er vi ce w as f ou gh t b y local cab n ~ e nwho declared that t h ey wer e supplylllgadequate service to this territory. P r a ~ -tically all i nd ependen ts o f t h e MalllL in e w er e r ep re se nt ed b y c;ounscl.att he h ea ri ng b ef or e t he Pubhc S e r v I ~ eCommiss ion, and they w e r ~ backed Intheir fight by represel:tatlves ot ~ h DECISIONLower ,Merion TownshIp Conllll!sslonand t h e Na rbe rt h Bo rough CounCILIn giving its ru ling last week, t he Nearly a hundred interested propertycommission declared that there was a owners thronged Elm Hall Tuesdaygrowing need for a ~ d i t i o n a , l c a servicein the suburban regIOn wh!ch IS ~ p ~ r t night to hear arguments for and agains to f Phi la de lphi a me tr opoh tan dlstn.:t a change in zoning of Xarberth's sideand dec la red that th,e Yellow. C ~ of :'Iontgolllery pike, between Narmight give such, provlded. that It (,hdnot interfere with the sectional servIce bcrth and Haverford avenues . Plentyalready being g i v ~ n by local operators. of words featured the meet ing , which

~ x p l ~ l I l e r l , me.'ms that. the W < f ~ called expressly 101 t he pu rpos e o fYel low may dehve r pa ss enge rs t o ~ h llcaring an appeal of Mary A. FlemingMain Line, and may s to p h er e t o pIck f or t he erection of an automobi le servup "fares" into town, but may not r en - ice station at the corner of M on tdel' strictly local se,rvic,e. T h only gOlllery avenue and Haverford road.tlme when local servIce lS penmssable 'I 1 I P B K W D R' . 1 k d .'\ t 10Ug 1 , rout, . , .is w he n a n y o f t he d Is tri ct l ac s ta n s Evan s and \Va lt er 1. Dothard, mem-a re g iv en u p b y t he p re se nt ? p ~ r a t o r s bel'S o f t he Na rbe rt h Boa rd o f Zoninga nd t he Yellow secures penmsSJOn for . - \d jus tment, cons idered argumentsa local fr anc his e. , r II ' , with reference only to t he F l em ing apIn furtherance, of ItS ru lIlg O \ I V l l l ~ , pcal they permi tted in teres ted prop-t he Y el low t o gIve more servIce lere, ' . > 1 I ' IkI P bl ' S ' ce COlnlllissl'OIl s tated er tv-owners to exten( t lelr ta s tot le u IC ervI " -I d J '> ... 'd Jt ha t t he company may e s t ~ b h s h , t el e- I nc u, t l e e ,n tl re 4uest:on CO\ ~ r e , . Jyphone call boxes f or i ts 4nyers 11 thc a p e t l t ~ o n of :10 . p ~ o p e r t ) ?wners \ \ l l l C ~ lsuburbs IF granted perllllssJOn b y t he w a plesel1ted Id,st 1 Ionday t o CounCIlmunicipal governments. at Its July meetmg,The "if" part of th is ru ling proyides , L o c ~ 1 ad.vocates of a c ~ l a n g e of clast he o nl y r ea l w ea po n that local 1I1de- sJflcat.JOn lIlc1uded. P a t n ~ k J . D uf fy ,pendents have t o f ig ht what they rc- proprietor of a servIce statIOn at Brookgard as the enteri.ng ~ v e 4 g e of the Yd - burst ncar r.[ontgOJ,llery avenue, andlow service in theI r dlstncts. Bot,h ~ h C, L. P ar ke , p ro pn et or o f t l ~ e wellLower Merion Township CommISSIO!1 known "Bi ll ia rd Pa rl o r" on l\arberthand the Na rbe rt h Bo rough CounCIl avenue ncar Haverford avenue.have expressed opposition to the Yel- Obj ec ti on t o any change o f zonin.gl ow company oper a ti ng her e and U1:- classification ,was voiced by Chnsless thei r a t ti tudes have c h a ~ g e d radl- Koch, president of the Narberth Boardc al ly i t i s l ikely t h ~ t . the MItten c ab s o f Trade, .who read the followingwill be refused penmsslOn by th.ese two statemcnt SIgned by members of thebodies to establish cal1 boxes 111 Nar- association:berth and Lower M'e r; on . A c h ~ c k - u p "At a s pe ci al meeting of the Narwi th both Lower Menon ~ o w n s h l p a nd b cr th B oa rd o f T ra de held July 18 theNarberth b ~ r o ~ g h offiCIals t:evealed following resolution was adop ted :t ha t n o apphcahons fOF e st ab lI shment "Resol ved that no neces si ty exi st so f b ox es h ad been receIved so far, for the extension of the business zoneill Narberth and that t he N ar be rt hB oa rd o f Trade petition your Honora bl e B oa rd a nd t he B or ou gh Cou nc ilto refuse to op cn o r c ha ng e t he z on ing ordinance at this time."Merchants Protes t .The Board of Trade contends that

the Zoning Ordinance as original1ypassed gave everyone ampl e oppor tunity to demand necessary changes,b ut t ha t t he ;w :'o[ontgomery pike residen ts made no obj ec ti on a t t ha t time,Fo r the pike section to be opened upfor business n ow , it is asserted, wouldl llc an an i nc re as e i n proper ty valuesa lone the p ike , a nd a certain decreasei n va lu es o f p ro pe rty o n Haverfordavcnue in t he hea rt o f Narberth alreadyzoned a s business. And , t he merchant$1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -,-- _h ol d i t w o ul d be unfair for special ex- Fireside Is Vacant as F0 kscepti 'ons to b e mad e n ow to benefi t !n-dividuals a t t he e xpe nse o f t he en ti re Go Away---Many Return, Howeverbusiness district.A representative of Hirst Mc:t"'lullin, Philadelphia real es tate firm,s ta te d t ha t p rope r ty val ue s wou ld riseapproximately 100 per cent . fo llowingchange from a residential to a businessc lassi fica t ion. A p roper ty now listedat $30,000 could be sold for $60,000, hecontended, if a change we re made iiizoning. He spoke in f av or o f Mr s,Fleming's petition, a nd o f the petitiono f t he 30 p roper ty owne rs a s wel1."Eventually. Montgomery pike willbe lined with places o f bus in es s, " h edeclared. "Why don 't you make it pos-

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NARBERTH PASTRY SHOP

Send itPHONE US TODAY ABOUT

THIS BETTER SERVICE

If you like to have all your washing and ironing done, and at a price that's almost unprecedented for such complete service, you'llwant to try our Homelike Serv.ice.Everything is washed sweetly clean in purewater . Then we iron everything-Dresses,Shi rt s, Skir ts , Childrens' Clothes-andfinally, such few pieces as need it we touch uparound the Cuffs, Neck, etc., with a handiron. All you have to do is lay your thingsaway-no laundress to bother with, nomussy, steamy work in the kitchen or basement; a whole day for additional leisuregained.Because of the very moderate charge wemake for this service we use no starch.

243 Haverford Avenue

The Oldest Store in NarberthI n v i t e s You to K eep Cool

Cliquot Club, Canada Dry, S. and S. Ginger Ale.White Rock and Vichy water.Crane's l e e Cr eam in the Aristoerat package.

DAVIS 'The 0 1d e 8 t S t 0 l' e 1 n N arb e l' t h224 Haverford Avenue Narberth 4035

Just as the name impliesa lwme laundry service

\\ ' e beg t o ann ou nce t o our worthy pa trons thatou r deli \ 'ery service will be at t he i r d isposa l i n th every nea r future. Phone orders prompt ly delivered.Don't forget that 1ve make calces to o1'del'."Quality is the essence of purity"- t h a t wil l be ou r endless motto.

Respectfully,

HOMEL I K E

ST. MARY'SLAUNDRYPHONE ARDMOR.E 175

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Gene,.al Cont,.acto,.Estimates Furnished for Grading and Excavation

SPECIALIZING ON BUILDING ANDRE-SURFACING OF PRIVATE DRIVES

Call at om' sales1oom or 2Jl!onefor'a representative

ARDMORE 1158-W

Home and

CABINET GAS RANGEIN OUR STOCK FOR ONLY $1.00 DOWN

Then you have a whole year to pay the balance.Her e i s yow' opportunity to. own a beautiful newgas r ange with the wonder ful oven heat controlfeature.

You can have delivered and connected, all ready foruse, any

PHILADELPHIA 'SUBURBAN COUNTIESGAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANYArdmore 3500 BrynMawr 327 Wayne 47Llanerch 233 Boulevard 1600

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

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SEWING l\IACHINES-All mak es r epaired. Liberal al lowances on old mac hi ne s f or new S inge r. Phone Meriont458-M. (tf.)-FOR RENT-First floor apartment. 111 Forestavenue. $75 per month. Immediate possession.J. A. Mtller.SITUATION wante d. Female. double entry

~ ~ g ~ ~ : l e p ~ i i J . c e K ~ ~ ~ ~ e d 3 : t l i ? l ~ S i \ ~ o ~ : ~ ~ ~ . ~ ~ Montgomery avenue. Narberth. (7-30-27)HOUSE FOR SALE-Slx rooms. bath. garage.20 North Wyoming avenue. Ardmore 2321-J.(7-23)ft

ADMISS-IO-N---30 CENTS QlTotals 29 3 5 21 14 1 in.St. Joe's 000 . 002 0 1- 3 FOR FURTHER DETAILS CALL Y. M. C. A., ARDMORE 833

Narberth " , 0 5 0 0 0 0 1 x -6 - ~ i ! S i ! S i ! ~ 5 2 : ! i 2 . ! i 2 5 i 2 5 t . S i : ! . 5 C ~ 5 2 . ! i 2 ! i 2 . ! : i 2 5 : c s 2 5 i : s c ! 5 2 5 2 . 5 C . ! i 2 . . ! : i C . S ' 2 S i ! S i ! S i ! 2 5 2 : 2 ! i 2 5 i ?

ZONING BOARD HEARS VIEWS

ings in the district zoned a s residential,at t he n or th we st c or ne r of l\'lontgomery avenue and McClenaghan Millroad. i n t he Gene ral Wayne dist r ic t ofthc township. :Mr. Smi th had claimcdt ha t h e could not sell his propcrty asa residcntial district bccause of itsnearncss to the pikc.Eightcen n ea rb y p ro pe rt y own cr shad t hen ob jec ted , c l aiming t h at t h eyhad bce n s ol d l and by 1\lr. Smith withthe undcr st andi ng t hat t hc p ropc rt y.l

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301 Haverford AvenueNARBERTH 1635

Model M-52 On Display

It Is Carefully Sized

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FRIGI.DAIRE

ALEXBE ELECTRIC

BeModern-PreserveYour Foods in a

Jeddo-Highland coal comes ou t of the ground inmany-sized lumps, together with dirt a nd r oc k and'slate. It is t he n h oi st ed u p t o the top of a breaker,where it is dumped. Th e larger l um ps o f c oa l ar ecrushed by rollers an d the biggest pieces of slate an drock are r emoved BY HAND.Th e co d next passes over screenswhere i t i s sizedinto the familiar Egg, Stove, Nut, Pe a and Buckwheat .Then down i t g oe s through spi ral p icke rs which remove flat pieces of slate. and thence into t he j ig s an dtables where it is separated f rom o th er impurities,being constantly washed by a continuous s tr eam o fwater flowing over it.Such careful preparation naturally results in cleancoal , uniformly graded. AN D WE ARE SELLING IT.

NARBERTH'COAL COMPANYNarberth 3675~

The Merion Title a Trust Co.OF ARDMORE

HOWARD C. FRITSCHJustice of the PeaceREAL ESTATE

Phone, .N:arbE'rth 3790 ..Hau li ng o f All KindsP. McCOURT & SONSMoving and HaulingCellct?" Cleaning238 Woodbine Avenue,Narberth, P a ..

HARRY H . HAMERJobbing CarpenterNARBERTH 2762

Fire Insurance-Best Companies.Phone 4 0 ~ 9 - W 2ill Haverford Ave.

JAMES R. COLERear of 250 Haverford Ave.House and Decorative Painting.Mail Orders and Jobbing PromptlyAttended tElPhone , Narber th 3639-W

WALTER NEWRUCKCarpenter and Builder

17. Schiller Avenue, Narberth, Pa.Screens and Weather Stripping

Phone Narber th 2733-J

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L'E=E E = = > ' ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ W W ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~1& Schedule of Montgomery Bus Co., Inc. J! Montgomery Avenue Line Leaving Pennsylvania R. R. Sta- until 10.30 P. M.W tion in Narberth 7 minutes later Then 10.50 and every 20 min. until .tGjEastbound t han t he above-mentioned t imes. 12.30 A. M.Leaving 54th Street and City Line Then 1.00 ,2 .00 and 3 .00 A. M.Leaving Anderson and Montgomery 21 minutes later than the above- Leaving 54th a ~ City Line 5 min- . tGjAvenues mentioned times. u tes l at er than the above-men-

WEEKDAY!! tioned times.I t Starting at 5.30 A. M. Westbound Leaving Pennsylvania R. R. Sta-W Then every 15 min .un t il 9.00 A. M. Leaving 62d and Lancast er Avenue t io n in Narbe rt h 19 miriutes later .tGj!9z. Then 9.20 amI every 20 min. until than the above-mentioned times.W 00 P M WEEKDAYS ..rMT h 3 ~ n 3.i5 ~ n every II'; min. until Starting at 6.00 A. M. Narberth Short Line :JI1000 P M Then every 15min. until 9.30 A. M. Eastbound "'''1I t T h e ~ 10.20 ~ n every 20 min. unt i l Then 9.50 A. M. and every 20 min.W 1200 P M until 3.30 P. M. . Leal'ing Pennsylvania R .R . Station A M Then 3.45 P. 1\1. and every 15 min. NarberthThen 12.30, 1.30 and 2.30 . M .tGj- until 10.30 P. W SATURDAYS Then 10.50 and every 20 min. until WEEKDAYS AND SUNDAYSStarting at 5.30 A .M . Then 12.30 A. M. Starting at 5.50A. M. .Then every 15 min. until 9 . ~ 0 A . ~ . Then 1.00, 2.00 and 3.09 A.M. Then 6.30, 7.10, 7.50, 8.30, 9.10, ... Then 9.20 and every 20 mm. untIl SATURDAYS 9.50, 10.30, 11.10 and 11.50 A. M.12.00 A. M. '1 Starting at 6.00 A. M. Then 12.30, 1.10, 1.50, 2.30, 3.10, .tGjThen 12 .15 and every15 min . untI Then every15 min . unt il 9.30 A. M. 3.50, 4.30, 5.10, 5.50, 6.30, 7.10,10.00 P. M. . Then 9.50 A. M. and every 20 min. 7.50, 8.30, 9.10, 9.50, 10.30, 11.10W Then 10.20Mand every 20 min. untl1 u nt il 12.30 P. M. and 11.50 P. M.12.90 P. . Then 12.45 P. M. a nd eve ry 15 m in. L ea vi ng 54th. a nd C it y Li neThen 12.30. 1.30 and 2.30 A. M. until 10.30 P. M. Westb'o' 'IndW SUNDAYS Then 10.50 P. M. and every 20 min. ,Starting at 5.30 A. M. , until 12.30 A. M.Then every .I.:hour until 9.00 A. M. Then 1.00, 2.00 auEl 4.00 A. M. WEEKDAYS AND SUNDAYSThen 9.20. and every 20 min. until Starting at 6.10A. M.W 1.00 P. M. SUNDAYS . Then 6.50, 7.30, 8 .10 , 8.50 , 9.30,Then 1.15 and every 15 min . unt il Starting at 6.00 A. M. 10.10, 10.50 and 11.30 .A.. M.10.00 P. M. Then every .I-hour until 9.30 A. M. Then 1 2 . 1 0 ~ 12.50, 1.30, 2.10, 2.50,W Then 10.20 P. M. andevery 20 min. until 1.30 P. M. 3.30, 4.10, 4.50, 5.30, 6.10, 6.50,until 12.00 P. M. Then 9.50 A. M. and every 20 min . 7.30, 8.10, 8.50, 9.30, 10.10, 10.50l'hen 12.30, 1.30 a nd 2. 30 .A . M. T hen 1.45 P. M. and every. 15 min. and 11.30 P. M. and 12.30 A. M.

=FOR INFORMATION' ON OTHER SCHEDULESy.PHONE BRYN MAWR 1280.1008 :II~ 8 5 f 1 z s i l ~ l \ l 5 f l z l \ l 5 f l z l i ' i ! ~ 5 f l z l ! l l l ~ ! ! I ! ! ! & ! ! ! & ! ! ! & ! ! ! & ! ! ! I ! ~ ~ i i Y I l ! 1 1 l l l \ ! i ~

By t he n at ur e o f its organization, an d its work , thi s bank is a semi-publicinstitution. Th e private profits o f ou r s t ockho lders ar e based upon the publichelpfulness of our service.From president down to the youngest clerk, one standard is held. Every

a ct o f ours in confe rence room, in bookkeeping. in the service at the receivingor payingwindows or a t a n officer's desk must be an ac t of helpfulness.Th e ideal we h av e s et is t h at every man or Woman who honor s us with

his or he r business shall advance farther on the r oa d t o success as a result ofthis association.

~ : e : a : a m n u v s : a 9 ' J W ' S o y ~I GEO. W. BOITOMS Iontract01' & Builder MERION, ~ A Facts About Jeddo-Highland CoalPHONE, MERION 996.RCLOCK AND' WATCH REPAIRING

Returned In 7 days, gu'aranteed.Called for and delivered. Phone Baring 0924before 10 A. M. or after 6 P . M.C M. FlUES

N o r ~ h May $'treet, West Phila.

OUR TOWN',

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ART'S GARAGEARTHUR KORTHAUS. Prop.ESSEX an d HAVERFORD AVES.Narberth 2850

Y OU CAN'T SEE a tire carcassbecause itis covered by the tread, Ye t th e wa ythis carcass is built te lls how far t he t i rewill run.Dunlophas ha d S9 years to learn all th e

h idden po in t s where t i re s wea r . Dunlopcarcasses ar e buUtfrom th e best long fibrecotton, spunin Dunlop'sownmills into th efamous Dunlop cable-twist cord.Thesecords ar e elastic, so they give an d

take as your tire runs j strong,so they resistconstant load an d pounding. They bui ldth e best possible foundation for th e Dunlop tread-the toughest rubber developmentknown.Thus Dunlop's extra years of experience

build added value i nt o eve ry v it a l t i r ~ .part. That is why, no t one Dunlop-bU' tevery Dunlop-gives you more servicethan you ca n reasonably expect.We recommend that :>'ou pu t DunloPson )'ou1' ca1'

You can'tlook at a tire'and tell.howfar itwill run

That is what you 've been think ingabout for some time, and we've beenwondering just how to bridgethe gapand help you.As th e old Colonial furniture is beinghanded down and imitated becauseit has beau ty o ft imes indescribable,just so are th e old Frame Housesbeing sough t, cop ied and modernized. In some cases t he y a re reproduced to th e most minute detail.We'll agree that l umbe r has cer ta indisadvantages in construction work,bu t the var ie ty o f woods an d th evarie ty of its u se s s o fa t outnumbera ny o f its competitors, that we lookupon it as th e old standby.Build a Home First, then happities'sand prosperity will follow.

every2 ~ s e c o n d ssomeone buys

SHULL LUMBER COMPANY

POUNDERS OF THE PNEUMATIC TIRE INDUSTR.y'i ' , i ..

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29 Bala Ave. Bala.Cynwyd I ,N . R. P ~ A C O C K I, Int er ior a nd E xte ri or Pa int ingCynwyd 662 ,,',"li_L,III: G,LAD,T"0 E'S,TIMATE407 Essex Ave., Narberth, Pa. '" '. , . J , h o ! , e , . l \ - D , r ~ e r t . h ~ 2 a . 1 7""

Narberth Taxi Cab Co.Walter RoserDODGE SEDANS FOR H ff iEBY THE HOUR OR DAY

103 Dudley AvenuePhone: NARBERTH 4129

Ye Oddity Shoppe

Al l Saints ' Church.Sunday , J uly 24 - .8 0 0 A . M.-Holy CommUlllon.11'00 A M.-Mornlng praYer.The Rev. Francis A. Gray, formerlY assistant, All Saints t ' Church.

Phone, Narberth 3772

Chas. F. EbertJobbing Carpenter

GEORGE A. WITTEPaperhanging andDecoratingESTIMATII'IGNARBERTH 4135 W

T he G if t S ho p of Narberth

HARRY B. WALLPlumbing, Gas Fittingand HeatingNARBERTH, PA.PHONE, NARBERTH 3652M

FORBRASSY WORN-OFFBath Room FaucetsBrassy Auto Parts, Reflectors, etc.,

USE

REPAIRSANDALTERATIONS

Office: 215 Haverford Avenue

has many attractive gifts at ?'ea-sonabl e p rices to t ake to ' ! I ~ u rhostess on your week-end V1S1tS

Cara - M ~ G i n 1 e Y " 10UI 218 N.'3 ij i S!; P h i l a : J ~8fJ1l Phone. Spruce 3S-D6 and SS-9'l

:Keystone Phone. Baee ':0-54GARAnteed Roofs= c = = ~ = = = = ~ = = = e

Churc'h NotesBaptis t Church of the Evangel.

Robert E. Kelghton, Minis ter.Services for the week of JUly 24:Sunday. J u ly 24 -9 45 A M -Church schooL11:00 A: M:-Mornlng w o r s ~ ! p . Sermon:"Overcoming the Disagreeable.7 30 PM-Even ing twilight service. Thepastor p r eaches upon the topic, "Making Rel igion ReaL "Wednesday, July 27 - Thl8 00 PM-Union prayer service. s 11' b held In the Presbyterian~ j ; " : ; ~ ~ . ; ~ p;stor's topic wl11 be "Makingthe Christ Rea_I.___--First Church of Christ , Scientist .

Woman's Club Building.Ardmore Avenue. Ardmore. Pa.Daylight Saving Time.11 0 0 A . M.-Sunday serv ices . .11'00 A M -Sunday school services.W e d n e ~ d a Y evening testimonial meeting, 8oclock. t nueReading Room, 19 Wes t L ancas e r ave topen week days from 10.30 to 4.30 excepWednesdays . when I t Is open from 12 noont 4 30 and 9 to 9 .4 5 I n the evening. Thes ~ b j e c t for the Bible l e ss on s e rmon for Sunday, J u ly 24, I s "Truth."

Holy Trini ty L.utheran Church.Cletus A. Senft, Pas tor .T he n ot ic es f or t hi s sunday a nd t he fol-.

1 0 W ~ ~ ~ ~ e ~ ~ h l e school. "11'00 A: M:-Mornlng service. T heme : T heL aw ' o f the Kingdom," I7.30 P. M.-Communlty open-air serv ceo n t he c hu rc h l aw n." ; ; ~ o ~ n ~ d ~ = c o m m u n l t y prayer service Inthe Presbyterian church, Rev. Kelgh ton Incharge.

Narberth Methodist EpiscopalChurch.

Rev . W. Sheridan Dawson, Minister.Sunday , J u ly 24 - F W9.45 A. M.-Blble schooL Hon. . .Stites , superintendent.11.00 A. M.-Morning worship. Sermon bythe7 f ~ s : . r M -Union twlllght services on thel a w ~ of ' the Lutheran church. Servicescharge of t h e B a pt i st church. Rev. R. .Keighton will p r ea c h t he sermon.The Union prayer service wl11 be h el d I nthe P res byte ri an chur ch on w e d n e s d i ~ r ; : : ; ;nlng at 8 o 'clock. Rev. Keighton wcharge of these_rv_ic_e. _

The Presbyterian Church.Rev. J oh n V an Ness, A. M., Minister.Mee t ings fo r J u ly 24 -9.45 A. M.-Blble schooL All departments.11 00 A M.-Morning worship. Sermonthe '; ' e: "T he Chr is t ian Chained to the T r i u ~ l iphal Car of Christ." Mr. Van Ness \\

p r e ~ . ~ ~ . P. M.-Unlon t wl ll gh t m ee ti ng . T h esermon wlll be delivered by Rev. R. E.Kelghton. I prayerNext Wednesday evening t he u n onb t Imeeting wl1l be held In the Pres y e r a nchurch and will be conducted by Rev . R. E.Keighton.

OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGSFOREST AND HAVERFORDAVENUES

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Tr y White's delicious HOMEMADE i ce c ream, at t he SweetShop or inyour home. We serve iti n sundaes , m ilk shakes, etc. , and

RIGHT AT THE STATIONWhere the Apothecary Has Held Forth, For t he Las t Quarterr-CenturyTelephones: Narberth 28-38' and 28-39

General Office an d Yard:8300 Lansdowne Aye.Phones. H i l l t o p ~ 2171-2172

FISHING WITHOUT BAITOnc e i n a great while a fish iscaught on a hook without bait-'-butnot of ten.And once i n a great while it ispossible to find some one who hasmade money without thrift-but no toften. The. chances are all againstthe man who does not accumulate

money in bank. The business fish isbest caught with the bait of anaccount here.The.1e is as much diffeJ'ence between adolla1' in t he pocket and a dolla',. here inbank as t he re i s be tween a t ea cup and acup of tea.

The Narberth National Bank

CALLOWAY COAL CO.

SHEA'S DRUG STORE

Open Friday Evenings from 7 to 9 o'Clock

Clean coal screened over electric shaker screens

High Grade Coal at Low Prices

Is the thing fo r these Ho t Days

Fifteen delicious flavors: Raspberry ice,frozen custard, strawberry ice, orange ice,banana, egg nogg, vanilla, chocolate,strawberry, burnt almond, peach, \'{ftcaramel, coffee, bisque and pistachio.

WHITE'S SWEET SHOP219 HAVERFORD AVENUE

Egg $14.50 gross ton, chutedStove 15.00 " " "Nut 14.50 " " "Pea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.50 " " "Buckwheat 8.00 " " "

Phone'Narberth 4005

Discount of 50 cents a ton on cash deliveries.Charge customers, 50 cents a ton discount

when paid within 30 days.

1 . e _ ! i i , ! g J n t ! ! I J J I ! I ! J l n m m ! D 1 l l l l i 1 l l l I 1 l l l D l D l _ m l ! J l W n u u m ! l l r l w m n m n U I I t D W D 1 J I D I I . l n U D I _ ~

i m iD i mWmn nn ID UI D UI J J J D l D QJ RJ U I J DmmI 1 l1 l U l um I 1 l 1 lD 1I J J__ IIUIUDmD!h,IIIdl!MIO'IMUiMnIWdi di!""di1iI-1"W'I

. . . . - . ~ ~ ..... ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ .... . . - . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~, ,I When Dissatisfied Try It HEWIT 'S tI Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers It 234 Haverford Avenue Phone: Narberth 3854 tt We Call F01' and Deliver tt Closed after 1 P. M. on Saturday during summer ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . . . - . ~ ~ ...... ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

SEI.F ACTINGGas sna ps o n whenwater cools from ltseor/o"g sta"di"g.Gas .?Iaps off when'Water aga;" becomesheated.Thatselfacti"gthermostat does it all.

Tires---TubesAccessories

P. J. DUFFYBrookhurst and MontgomeryNarberth

' i l l GOOD YEARi;.L,;>; SERVICE SlATION, I" 1,1

GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONOILS AND GREASE

STORAGE BATTERIES CHARGEDPhone: Narberth 2533

$5.00 DownWATER HEATER

,car ownerssay Buickwillbe tMVnex:tcar

Automatic Gas Storage

ALLAN C. HALE, Inc.Main LineDistributorsWAYNE, ARDMORE

A p:aeal 8bd ihlfWdiaI IIJtVe}' of automobne owaeaIIeCeDtI.y maebvtrd by a great organization, sboWJI that0WDe:IS of other cara intend to c:bange CD Buidt

. -s t time theybay aC81'.'l'hae 0WDea have compared their cars withBukk- inpedOrmancr,in ec:o"ODJy,incomfort,lumryanddependabiIhy..ADdtheyhavedecidedtbatBn icko1fersgreatervalue.Rzamiaea Buick at )'Our earliest opportwJit)'. Find oa twhy 10 manyowneaof other cars are c:haDpag to Buick

I ~ d a y . A.4S-U" 8BM SBTTBR. AUTOMOBILBS AR.B BUILTBUICE WILL BUILD THBM '

" , . ~ til. \"~ -,.. ~ l f o ..

ll$?'-: .'

Delivery will be made at once, butyou pay only $5.00 and the balance $5.00per month for 17 months.

PHILADELPHIA SUBURBAN-COUNTIESGAS & ELPCTRIC COMPANYArdmore 3500 Bryn Mawr 327 Wayne 47Hilltop 233 Upper D a r ~ y Boulevard 1600. 6912 Market Street

CONTINUED FROM THE FIRST PAGEboat skippered by Squire Franklin P.Kromer, who c ame u p from his cot tage at Wildwood, No ]., t o join t heanglers, landed 81 of t he f inny t ri be .Among t ho se on the outll1g wereWi11iam H. Decker. Dr. E. S. Deubler,William Howard, Horace W. Smedley,William Fowler, William H. Gillis,Walter G. Case, Alvin E. Shull, SquireKromer and Conrad Albrecht.

ROTARIAN FISHERSQ U R ~ T O W N

$5.00 FOR YOUR OLD WATER HEATER

WELSBACH HOTZONE

For a sho rt period only we willallow $5.00 f or y ou r old Wat erHea te r to apply on the purchaseof a

EFFECTS SAL.EWilliam H . Wi lso n & Companyhave effected settlement for the property located at 18 Elmwood avenue,recently sold for L. B. Eichengreen toan undisclosed buyer. The property.w hi ch w as h eld at $16,000, contains12 r ooms , two b at hs and a g ar ag e,and is detached.S o few a tt ai n that nice balance midway between inf er io ri ty complex andswen head.. - - -

Elm Gift andHemstitching Shop

THE ESSEX IUNDYKOUNTER107 Essex Ave.

Phone, Narberth 8971

Bert S. SmithAgent and Dis tr ibutor of

SPRING VALLEYMINERALSPRING WATER

Phone: Narbertll 2510 an d 3771\v

Beaded Bags and Bags ofAll Kinds Repaired.Beads Restrung242 Haverford Avenue

Joseph Miles SonsLumber :: MillworkCoalManayunk 0105WEST MANAYUNK

Reymer' s CANDIES Schraft'sABBOTT'S ICE CREAMVariousFancy Moldsin theMAGIC PACKAGEfor Parties

MOVING AND HAULINGLocal and Long DistanceC. R. HUMPHRIESPhone: Narberth 2656-W500 DUDLEY AVE., NARBERTH~

Is CheaperThan Carpetand just asEasily Laid.

What ever became of the oldf ashioned g ir l who used to spend S at urday mornings breathing into l ampchimneys and cleaning them wi th a nold newspaper?

. .

Raymond S. Shortlidgeannounces after associationwith Henry Borneman, Esq.,f or t he pas s five years , theremoval of his offices exclusively for his own pract ieoflaw, to 911-913 Stephen Girard Building, 21 S. 12th St.,Phila.

111 Narberth AvenueLight Hauling

Loads to Ocean CityEvery Saturday

Return Trip MondayPhone. NARBERTH 4102-W

PennsylvaniaRailroad

,Choice of the DaySeeHOOD MOTOR SALESDirec t F acto ry Dealer

GENUINE PARTS & SERVICE1449-51 N. 52d St.Phones: Belmant 88338834

Phones;Rittenhouse 9746 Narberth 4172

Residence, 203 EssexAvenueMemberof Bar ofPhiladelphia andChester County

CHARLES B.WAFER

~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~Atlantic CitySUNDAYS

I August 7SPECIAL THROUGH TRAINYla Delaware River Bridge

EasternStandard TimeLeaves NARBERTH ., .8.29 A. 1\1.Returning Leaves Atlantic City(South Carolina Ave.), 6.00 P. 1\1.

r - " ' R : ~ : T ( ) U i 1 i L L " ' :. Electrical Contractor"Service WWI a Bnail,," ,, '1 03 8 . nOWll lAN AVENUE, Bstllllatea F urlllsiled ,=" " PBON!lJ1IIERlON1088, .. ~ ~ ~ ~ . " , ~ - , ~ " , . , ~ ~ ~ " . , -

H L ~ M l s ~ILK AND CREAM75 8 LANCASTER AVE.BRYN MAWR,-PHONE. BRYN MAWR 882

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SOME NEWBOOKSPurchased by the L.ibrarY tJist/-=-The summer sea son shows a s li gh t p:let-down in t he publication of new , :.books , hence the re a re n ot ma ny tolist for t he month of J un e an d J ul y. FIRST TIME IN HISTORY , :Among those that have attracted much ModiPm .at tention is "From Ma n to Man ," b y -w. "C__, :Oli ve Sc hr ie ne r, t he a ut ho r of "The vW lS to ry o f an African Farm." "From

Man to Man" is edited by her husband = - 1 a 1 ~ ~ 'DWI'e'ut .and pub li shed sever al yea rs a ft er her " I IWd ea th . Sh e b eg an t o w ri te t he b oo k in18i6 when she 21 y ea rs of age, a nd with :cont inued to wor k a t i t unti l 1911, 35 y ear s later. So it s eems to combin e one applicationof :her you th fu l a sp ir at ions w ith her ma-ture ideals. c N O t l " ' ~ .:he p re lud e to the s to ry is a mo stbeautiful p icture o f a little girl and her .. fe el in gs o n 't he b ir th of a n ew s is te r. -I!!"ESPECIALJ.Y ,I t is charmingly wri t ten and shows the r FOR FURS intensity of her love for the baby. The r .tory i tself concerns these two sisters ESPECIAllYrON a nd t he ir e xp er ie nc es wit h men. It GARMENTS-RUGS :ANDALL WOOLENS is a s trong protest a gai nst t he in -e qu al it y o f s ex s ta nd ar ds a nd a p le a PATENTED IN ALL COUNTRIES f or t he r ig ht s o f women. As t he char- .rAtall C ~ " O r . S E 1 < . ' ' ' I C E DJ7IgStOTes :act er s l ivc in Sou th A fr ica, t he point s ,. of view of t he d if fe re nt r ac es m us t b e DANNENHAUER'S {:onsidered. In f ew books o f t oday is : ARCADE PHARMACY :such love of children portrayed. A l is t o f t he new books fol lows : 8 Montgomery Ave. :"From Manto Man"-Olive Shr iene r. : Cenol Agency :"Lost Ecstacy"-Rinehart. "Small Bachelor"-Wodehouse."Mother Knows Best"-Ferber."Mysteries"-Hamsun."Harvest Moon"-Fletcher."Th re e L ig ht s F rom a Match"Nason."Gian ts on the Earth"-Rolvaag."Roya l Road to Romunce"-Halliburton."Craig's \Vife"-Kelly.