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Narberth, Pa.
15, No.3 7 Narberth, Pa., Friday, June 7, 1929· PRICE, THREE CENTS
GetCounty Aid ForWynnewood Avenue
To Break Ground For Four Speakers atNew Methodist Church Rotary Gathering
Railroad May Erect Stairs From StationPlatform to Narberth Avenue Bridge
Narberth Rallies toWin Over Berwyn
Three Runs in Eighth Gives Vic
tory andTie For First
Place.
BEAT NOBLITT, NEMESIS
By John Uberti.
"Vhilc Young Graham held Berwyn
at bay in the af ternoon gamc of t he
Memorial Day doubleheader, al10wing
merely eight dispersed hits, Bob l\Iar
tin. whom the Berwynites appropri
ately gave the appellation of the
"Adolphe M enjou of t he Diamond ,"
?IIick('y Burns , c ra ck "backst op ," and
Bob Gilfil1an slapped the bal1 with
consistency to help v an qu is h Nar
bcr th 's f or emos t nemcs is s in ce the
formation of the !llain Line League,
cmerging triumphant eight runs to six.
I n conquer ing the Redmond clan,
Narberth emulated a fea t, with a t eamof purely home-towners , whi ch t he
1928 club accompl ished with a padded
team. It was a valiant victory f or t hed iminut iv e Graham, who thwa rt ed t he
hopes of Jimmie Noblitt, greatest
pi tching ace of thc leaguc, and whose
pals a re unanimous ly acc la imed theunofficial champions of 1928.
Aga in t he i ng en io us Gilfillan was
his former sclf, who in 1928 was COm-
mended as thc most valuable player ofthe season. Gilly was in a finc m oo dfor tearing cowhide in th is Memoria l
Day slugfes t . In the morning game,
which Narberth lost 7-5 t o t he MitchellA. e., he came through with four heftycracks out of five times up to b at a n
unexcelled .800, crashing two doublcs,one o f whi ch a cc ou nt ed f or one run
and the other which promoted a pal
to t hi rd , who l a te r tallied, and he alsodribbled two material singles. With
Gilly sparkled Walter ~ I a s t e r s and
Thomas, who clouted two apiece, butMoffett, Kane, Ray a nd Qui rk , o f the
Quaker Ci ty nine, slugged relentlessly.
Quirk crossed with the run that
spelled defeat to the: local nine wheTlhe opened t he s ix th by ambling, s tole
second and r ea ched t hi rd on a sacri
fice. Kanc t hcn caromed a whizzer
p as t t hi rd a nd the knot was s ever ed .
S im ps on c ar ri cd t he other marker
over, scoring f ro m th ird w he n Ray
intentionally ran into !I[a rt in o n first,t h rowing h im off ba lance , t hu s p re
venting him from doubling to theplate.
But cvcn champ ions must t as te theb it te rnes s o f def ea t and , l ik e sports
men, t ak e i t w it ho ut a n alibi.
Seven hundred fans turned ou t tosee Young Graham pit h is arm against
t ha t o f J immic Nob li tt , who, prior tothis encounter , had hurled h is c lu b to
t he t op rung of the !\!ain Line League.
Narberth Bows to
Havana RedSox, 4·1
Tiaut Hurls Eighteenth Straight
Victory as the Davismen
Err Considerably.
By John Uberti.
Errors p ro ve d c os tl y f or Narberth
in an interesting twilight game Mon-.
day n ig ht w it h t he H av an a R ed Sox,
colored Cub an t eam, g iv in g t he visitors a 4-1 victory. Thr ee o f the runs
resulted directly from errors .
Narberth never had a chancc againstthe c leve r T i au t, who holds a br il l ian t
record of eightcen straight wins priorto meeting the Davismen. Tiaut never
a llowed a bo rough ba tsman to get as
far as s ec on d w it h t he e xc ep ti on o f
Heckle, who walked in t he s i xt h and
made t he Keys tone bag on the second
baseman' s error , and again in the finalframe, when he ta1lied Narberth's only
run.
In this game Tiaut looked cvery inch
the herculean h il lman o f t he Cub an
outfit, who, so far this season, sinces ta rt in g o n t he ir barns torming tour
from Miami, has hur led h is c lu b to
sixty-eight victories out of seventy
nine contests. In this game Narbcrth
excelled only in o ne t hi ng and that
was in erroneous plays, amassing fivefor t h e en ti r e game.
S co ri ng o ne r un at a t im e t he R ed
Sox sco red in four innings and Nar
ber th counted in the finale. Henuan
dez o pe ne d o n Dur bi n w it h a s in gl e,
b ut w as fo rce d of f s ec on d b y Perru,
who c ro s sed when Thomas' e rr or put
Echegolleu on third.
Du rb i n walked Henuandez in the
third, who s co re d whe n E ch eg ol le u
lofted t o Curvi n out in right. Saida
contr ibuted the third run in the sev
enth, whe n h e s in gl ed t o c en tr e, s to le
second, was sacrificed to third and
ta1lied off Perru's rocket to deep r ight .
Memorial Day HasFitting Observance
Parade and Address by the Rev.
George E. Barnes Were
Features.
! I [emor ial Day in Narbc rt h was ob
s er ved, under the direction of the
Amcrican Legion, in a manner which
gave full cxpression to the signfiicance
of the anniversary.
Throughout t h e bo rough the parade
wended i ts way, with Past Commander
Loxley "V. Peebles as marshal, and
in t he h os t c ame t he local Legion, the
l ad ies of thc Auxi l iary, thc public and
parochial school ch ild ren , with thc
t own d igni ta ri es addi ng t o ~ h lustre
of the occasion as t hey beamed out
their limousines at the spectators, who
were t hr on ge d a lo ng t he line of theI.
procession.
There, too, w er e t he v al ia nt firc
fighters, giving the populace an op
portuni ty to pass judgment at close
range on the cxcel1ent equipment and
stalwart corps which are ever at the
cal1 o f t he communi ty .
A ls o p re se nt w as t he beloved warrior of yestcryear, Rev. Shindel,
bringing back mcmories of '61-'65 and
providing evidence that a joyous spir i tneed never wane however numerous
the years rol l on.
Rev . Gco rge Emerson Barnes, of
the Overbrook Presbytcrian Church,
delivered the a dd re ss a t t he l\Icmoriala nd t he Rev. Robe rt E . Kcigh ton, ofthc Narberth Bap ti st C hu rc h, mad e
the invocation. Th e ceremonies were
in charge of \V. Russell Green, com
mander of the Harold D. SpeakmanPost.
Narberth Youth Hurt
in Wildwood Crash;
Cynwyd Youth Gives AidHarvey Knauer, 23, of 223 Lan
twyn Lane, Na rbe rt h , was i nj u red l as t
Thursday near \V il dwo od , N. J. , inan aut omobi le a cc iden t in w hi ch an
other passcnger, a girl, was killed.
Knauer had sever al s ti tc he s t aken inhi s li p and lost almost al l h is teeth.
e. \Varner Koenig, of Cynwyd, andanother Unive rs it y o f Pennsy lvani a
s tu de nt , w er e t he first to reach the
scene of the crash, a nd r us he d L e
titia ~ l o r a n , of East Falls, to thc
"Vildwood Hospi tal , e ighteen milesaway, where it was found that Miss
Mor an h ad died instantly.
Thc three girls and Knaucr had been
returning t o t he ir h omes f rom a Me
morial Day trip to \Vildwood in the
car of Michacl Krunenacker , 21, of 19Wyl ie S tr e et , Fal ls of Schuylkill, whowas driving. The c ar overturned aftcr
its steering apparatus brokc, causing
the mac hi ne t o c ar ee n off t he r oa d.
K ru nc na ck er , w ho a ls o was t ak en t o
the Wildwood hospital, probably suf
f er ing f rom i nt er na l IIlJuries, was
placed uunder arrest. The accident occ ur re d n ea r the intersection of the
Avalon Boulevard and t h e Shore Road.
Sub-Juniors ElectOff ic er s f or n ex t y ea r w er e e le ct ed
at the final meet ing of the s u b ~ j u n i o r slast Monday evening at Elm Hal l, and
following the clection, Mrs, e. ArleyFarmer, outgoing pres ident of the
Woman's Club, a nd th e Rev. RobertKe ight on, pas t or .of the Baptist
C hu rc h, s po ke t o t he girls. Carrie
Louise Douglas was elected president;
Alice L . M ag ui re . vice president;
B l anche Lodge , treasurer: Dorothy
Miller, corresponding secretary; and
Jane Mur ra y, r ec or di ng s ec re ta ry .
Response to Appeal
Funds From
Citizens.
Generous
For
List Contributorsto Baseball Club
School Board TonightThe final meeting of t he yea r of the
Narberth Schoo l Boa rd will be hcld
this evening at the school. The date,
usually the th ird Fr iday in the month,
was cha ngc d so as to fall befor e t heclosing of th e schools for t he yea r.
D r. W il li am L . A us ti n, p re si de nt o f
the Lower Mer io n Boa rd o f Educa
tion.
O f t he 226 graduating seniors, 121
c ompl et ed t he college preparatory
course, including the t wo h on or s tu
dents, Miss I10tt and Miss Benham.
S ix ty -one o f t he g radua te s compl et ed
t he gene ra l course, while forty-four
are cOlllmercial course graduates.
. In announcing the l ist of graduates,e. B. Pennypacker, principal of the
Senior High School, pointed o ut t ha tof the 248 sophomores who entered
the:. Senior High School in 1927 but
twenty-two have failed to complete the
courses for reasons which include re
moval to other cOlllmunities and
o the rs bes ides s chol as ti c i nept it ude.
Thijs record i s equal ly as remarkable
4S the l a rge number of graduates .
Help Penn to Victory""alter Mas te rs a nd B ob Gilfillan,
stars of the Narberth Baseball Club,aided materialy in Penn's one-sidedvictory over Syracuse , [8-5, on Wed
n es da y' a t F ra nk li n Field. Masters
gained credi t for the win, h is sixth i.;a row, pi tching only four frames and
al lowing one run and thr ee hits. Masters also contr ibuted three hits per
sonallY.
226 Seniors Will Receive Diplomas Tonightas Lower Merion Graduates Largest Class
Tonight at 8:15 o'clock in the Junior
High auditorium, Ardmore, 226 mem
bers of the graduating class of the
Lowcr Merion Senior High School
will receive diplomas. The 1929 class
is by f ar t h e l ar ge st in the history of
t he s choo l, exceedi ng by ninety-fivelast year's class of 131.
Th e program will open with the de
livery of the saluta tory by MissHelen
Benham, 117 Simpson Road, Ardmore.
The c la ss e ss ay will be read by
Jeannette Newhall.
Charles W. Crist, Jr., will deliver
the class orat ion.
Th e valedictory will be g ive n by
Ethel Joyce I1ott, o f S t. Davids.
Following other f ea tu re s a nd c on
cluding the program will be the ad
dress and presenta t ion of diplomas by
Award EstablishedBy Mothers' Council
Will Be Given to Boy and Gir l
in Sixth and Seventh
Grades.
Ground w il l b c broken on Sunday, k I IProblems of Retall Merchand.·s- If nego ti at ions conduct ed by bor - Whcn the wor on t le new p at-
June 9, at 4 P. M. f or t he new edificeough officials w it h t he Pcnnsylvania form first s tarted Burgess Henry A.
of the Narberth Methodist Episcopal .·ng D.·scussed .·n fl' IRailroad are s uc ce ss u It may not le F . d . I h '1 dChurch. The ncw bui lding wil l be 10- 'rye commulllcate WIt 1 t c ral roa
cat ed acros s t he s tr ee t on Essex Ave- Detail. l ong befor e commuter s will l ea ve t he a ut ho ri ti es r el at iv e t o t he e re ct in g o fs tat ion plat form by s tai rways leading
nue f rom the prcsent structurc, at the stairways leading to the Narberth Ave-to the Narberth Avenue bridge:
southeastern corner of Es sex and R S DUNNE CHAIRMAN nue br idge on both sides o f t hc tracks.• • The finishing t ouches a r e now beingPrice Avenues. S ince t hen he has been notified that
given to t he l en gt he ne d p la tf orm o n1'1 d d· t' f tl I '11 ,. I I I I . d I the ra il road is giving this !Jroposal itsle e Ica I on 0 l e g roulH WI ."ar lcrt 1 ta cnt (omll la te t le meet- the north s ide of t he t ra ck s at the
I k d I" . I . f h B I C d" b I R serious consideration.le mar °e >y s Impe ceremomcs. ing 0 tea a- ynwy -"ar ertl 0- eastcrn end. This addition of approxi-Short speeches w il l b e mad e b y D r. t ar y C lu b ! ll ond ay night. This, the Imate1y one hundr cd feet is a step in Station plat forms all a long t hc lineGeorge M. Brodhead, of Phi lade lphi a; l as t eveni ng o f t he season, was under prcparat ion for the twelve-car t ra i ns a re be ing lengthened in preparation for
the Rev. Harry M. Chalfont and t he t he dircction of Ralph S. Dunne, chai r - which the railroad expects to inaugu- the twelve-car train service which mayRev. Samuel :MacAdams, pastor of the man of thc Vocational Service Com- ra te wit h thc ad vent o f the nc w sta- be i ns ti tu te d s oo ne r t ha n was o ri gi -
church. It i s a ls o exp ec t cd that the IlIlittee. tion on the P ar kway . A t t he p re se nt nally expcctcd.
Hon. Flctcher \\1. Stites, s ~ p e r i n t e n d - Short speeches on business topics time many ten and eleven-car trains Aside from the new p la tf orm and
ent of the. Sunday s c h o ~ I , \:111 be back wer e mad e b y Carl B. Metzger , \Val- force p as se ng er s t o d is emba rk be- t he possible erection o f s ta ir wa ys t o
from a tnp t o Eu rope 11\ t nne for t he tel' A. Fox, J . B . ! l lackenzie and Rob- yond the limits o f t he platform. so that t he b ri dge, no new devel opment s a s
event. e rt J . Nash. Music was furnished b y t he i nc re as ed l en gt h will be in use I regards t he pos si bi li ty o f Narberth's
a 'lnartettc made up of \Vallis Boilcau. immediately. Inew station h av e b ce n h ca rd of .Dav id S pr at t, L ew is \V. Eas by a nd
Harry ~ [ e s s e c , accompanicd b y \ Vi lliam P. Bentz.
~ r. !I[ etzger spokc of the financial
side of business, urging his audicncc to
kecp in a pos it io n to command credi t
whcn necded. "Too many," he s ai d,"wait until they necd money badly before t hc y g et in a posi t ion t o obt ai n
HONOR MISS WETHERILL it."Character as a basis f or l oa ns was
emphasized, and the frequent filing of STILL MORE ARE NEEDED LEGION WAS IN CHARGE
business statemellls. !II r. ! I[ et zg er ispresident of thc Narberth National .Bank a nd t re as ur er o f a large coal Respondl llg generously to the appeal
company. Ifor funds for t he Na rbe rt h Bascbal l
Intel1igent merchandis ing was d is - C luh, many citizens o f t he b or ou gh
cus sed by Mr. Fox. He divided the Ihave i nd ic at ed t he ir s uppo rt of thc
topic into.six hca?!ngs: S e l ~ , L o c a ~ i ? n , organization. Thc expenses to be met
!II adrkO"et S t ~ d Y : I, III aHncc, CompehtRlon by the basebal1 club at the beginningan rgamzatlOn. e u rged t he 0- • •
t aria ns to stu dy not only their tel" of each season are heavy. New eql1lp-
r i tory, but thei r own businesscs. Com- m cn t h as to be bought and old re
p et it io n, he pointed out, may be placed.
stronger from other l in es t ha n f rom Though donations have bcen gener-similar ones, as all p roduct s a re com-
ous, mor c c on tr ib ut io ns a re n ee de dpeting for the conslmer's dol1ar.Mr. l \ lackenzie, his partncr in the an d will be g r ea tl y app re ci at cd by the
advcrtising firm of Fox & Mackenzie, club. Some first-class games a r e bei ng
spoke on directed adver ti s ing. re iter- booked and thc cxpenses connected
ating the necessity of a merchant with getting such t eams as Hilldale
knowing his own business . "Advert is- ....I ihe Honse of David, both of whomiug g rows out· ·oi the busllless that is will 'be secn here this season, are very
to be adver ti sed," he said. high. AI1 contributions may be left atTh e importance of location a nd t he Davis' store, where Manager Gene
desirability of own in g t he s to re o c- Da vis will sc e t ha t t he y a rc p ro pc rl ycupied werc enlphasized by ]\fl'. Nash. credited."The best loca tion ," he said, "is the
A partial list of contributors fol-heart of the best shopping dist r ic t . lows. Others will be published inDon't b e m is le d b y cheaper r en ts on
la ter issucs: \V. G. Cr owe ll , A. N.side streets."
Bushnel l , G . Robert l\fcCoy, e. Y.Competition is to be sough t, not
Haist, A. Y. King, Walter Miesen,f ea re d, h e s ai d. Th e shopper prefers Harry Roser , Joseph Leonard, Frankto buy in a s ect ion where there are
Beloli, Boymel's fruit market, Ernestmany s to re s. s o that t he e nt ir e p ur - Baulay, Gui seppc Amato, "Vunder
chase lIlay bc madc convcniently. Battery and Electric Scrvice, Alex
Larger buildings, bcttcr show windows ander Young, \Villiam H . F re tz , J . S.a nd b ro ad er s to re s w er e u rg ed a s t he DeHart, Essex' K an dy K ou nt er ,
IlIlodern tendency. Charles Funk, J. L. ]\[cCrery, Ralph200 Dudley Avc., Narberth, Pa.,
May 22, 1929. S. Dunnc, Narbcrth Hardware Com-
Swimming Club Opens pany, Earl Mack Laundry, Edward
The "gr and opening" o f the Col o- Ti et z, ]. J . Whites ide , W. E. Hurd,
nia l Vil lage Swimming and Skating A. E. Dolan, \V. E. T it us , Y . A.C lub w il l b e h el d tomorrow at I P. M. Glosc, Daniel Leitch, Charles A. Mc
The p ro gr am i nc lu de s exhibition I nt yr e, Guy Croyle, Cha rl es Hewi t,
swimming by s ever al champ ions , i n- Sam Strauss, S. F. ]\[cGeoy, R. A.
cluding \Valter Spence, Harry Strong, Cabrey, Edward A. Muschamp, e. \V.Joe :l\fcQuillen, Harry Glancy, Her- Mastcrs, Dr. LeRoy A. King, W. F.
man Ringl e r and Dav id Russell. There Kempf, Harry B. Wa ll , H . E . D avi s,will also be four teen races and c on - J . A. Bailey, J r. , J . P au l Shac, Waltertests for membe rs . F ir ewo rks d is - Cow in , H. e. Fritsch, P ur e Fo od
p lays and a cl ub dance will compl et e Rest au r an t , J . l\faslasa, Robert J.
t he day' s p rog ram. Nash, Howard Cot te r, George M.
Dando, Ade1izzi Brothers, James R.
Cole, Raymond S. J on es, W . D . R us
sell, H. B. Barclay, ]. N. \Vetzel andWilliam H. Fowler.
main,
Announcement was made t hi s weck
of the estahlishment of t he ~ e 1 1 i e M.\\letherill award hy t he M ot hc rs '
Council of Narbe rt h . Th is award willconsist of $5 e ac h t o t he boy and g ir l
w ho d ur in g t he ir attendance in the
s ix th a nd s ev en th g ra de s o f t he N ar
bcrth Pub li c School bcs t combine aspirit of co-oper at ion and sen se of
serv ice with superior scholarship and
high ideals o f cha r ac te r and conduct .Following are l et te rs f rom Mrs . R.
G. Aungst, president of t h e Mo ther s 'Council, t o Mis s Wethe ri ll , r el at iv e t o
t he awa rd a nd M is s \Vethcrill's reply:Dear Miss Wetherill:
It is my great honor and privilege
t o p re se nt t o y ou a copy of a resolu
t ion passed by the Mothers ' Council
and spread upon its minutes and
which has also mct with the approval
of the School Board. In if we havet ri ed t o embody and perpetuate those
sterling qualities for which you havealways stood.
This expresses in a very sma ll way
the grateful apprcciation o f t he moth
e r s o f Na rbc rt h for your splendid workamong our children.
\Vith the best o f good wishes I re-
Very sincerely,
FAITH THOMPSON AUNGST,
Prcsident o f th e Mothers' Council.!llonday, the twentieth o f M ay , n in et een hundr ed and twenty-nine.
Dear 1\[rs. Aungst:
I w is h to e xp re ss t o t he :Mothcrs'Council my very grateful appreciationof their commendation of my effor ts
t o d o the bes t f or t he children of Nar
berth who h av e been in my c ha rg e
and of the gracious manner in which
it was shown. No o th er a ci to n that
the Mothers' Council would have takenwould have given mc morc pleasure
or have touched me more deeply.
"Vith hea rt y good wishes for the
con ti nucd succe ss o f t he C ou nc il i nthe future , I am,
Sincerely,
NELLIE l\f. WETHERILL.
Roundup a Success
Thc annual "summer roundup," the
medical examination of chi ldren who
a re ent er ing s choo l f or t he f ir st time
next year, was most successful1y conducted on Monday at the Narberth
School. Twcnty- three children reported f or t he examination, which wasconducted by Dr. George A. Sloan,
president of the Nar be rt h Boa rd o f
H ea lt h. T he e xami nat io n w as v er y
thorough, taking t hr ee hou rs and ahalf. Most of the children were found
to be in very good condition, thougha few were in need of medica l attention. The "roundup," which w as e n
tirely optional, w as u nd er t he d ir ec
tion of the 1\fothers' Council. Dr.
S lo an was a ss is te d by Mrs. Ruby
Perishich, of the school staff.
Music Class FormingSummer classes are now being
formed for the Melody W ay , t he mod
e rn method of teaching the p ia no t ochildren in gro ups. This class has
been conducted t hr ou gh t he winter
under t he au spi ces o f t he Women's
Community Club and will cont inue i tsmeetings in the c lu b r oom in Elm
Hall, Many of the children who have
been at tending the class through the
winter are now harmonizing and com
posing in a small way as well as playing.
Commissioners Make an $8000
Grant; Street to Be Com
pletely Improved.
STOP TEMPORARY REPAIRPresidcnt Daniel Leitch, of the Nar
b er th Bor ou gh Cou nc il , r ec ci ve d a
formal notification from t hc Cou nt y
Commissioners las t week indicating
that the appl ica t ion of thc Borough of
Narberth for county aid on resurfac
ing "Vynnewood A vcnue had heen
granted to th e extent of $8000. The
State laws governing such mattcrs re
quire the approval o f t he State High
way Depa rtmen t before such count)'
id g r an t s c an b e made e ff ec ti vc . It
is also necessary f or t he borough to
ppropriate and spend on the samc
ork an amount equal to the grant
rom the count) '.
As a r esul t o f t he nccess i ty of wait
ng the app rova l o f the State High
ay Department, it was decided to
top immcdiately the work of tempo
ary repairs on \Vynnewood Avenue,hich had just been s ta rt ed b y the
orough. It is impossiblc t o s t at e nowow long thc work on that s t reet will
e delayed, hut as a result of theaid it is going t o be possible to
a mu ch better a nd mor e complete
t ha n t ha t whi ch the borough hadwhen it wa"s thought that
aid wou ld not be available this
Hold Luncheon WednesdayA "Donation Day" luncheon wil l beat Holiday House, 10 Sabine Ave
Narbe rt h, on "V cdnesday, Juncfrom 12 to 2. It is under the aus
c es of t he Evangel Circle of King's
Card Party TonightA card party will be held by the
an Legion Auxiliary tonight at
Legion r oom o f t he C ommu ni ty
ing at 8:30. There wil l be prizesrefrcshments.
Seek More LightsThc que st io n o f mor e a nd b et te r
for the business dist r ic t wasup at the meeting of the Nar
Board of Trade at its monthly
ncheon and bus ines s mcet ing Mon
noon. More s tanda rd s and clusof l igh ts were favorcd. The mat
was r ef er red t o thc committee on
ic relations to be t ak en u p w it h
Borough Council.
avy Hit ting by the Narberth
Batsmen Produces
10·7 Win.
line Downedin Loose Contest
By John Uberti.Despite ineffective mound work by
Narberth t ri umph ed o ve r
by the close s co re o f 10-7
Saturday, June 1. The game was
considering the demoniac rallyby the Brookline Club , which
s t hr ea teni ng f rom the sixth, untillast heave had crossed the plate.five innings the Davismen sluggedconsistent precision, forgetful of
e ir f orme r def ea t, which mars a1liant record o f h av in g w on t hre c
lost only one, thus putting them
a tie for f ir st place with Berwyn.
But t he n i n t he s ix th f rame , whe n
hit on e of the rival batsmen
a wild t wi rl , th e invaders cameo f t he ir t ra nc e a nd c ra ck ed the
her e t o the utmost corners of theand had the game beento ten innings Narberth
have witnessed another setback
the hands o f their only conquerors.
Heckle, Fleck, Curvin and Harris
e through in fine fashion, meetingbal1 on threc occasions each, out
f ou r a t tempt s and by the end of
e f if th f rame their ruthless Ruthian
h ad e ar ne d t hem t he s co re ofbut then the visitors r al li ed i n im
ss ive s tyle a nd a lm os t brushed
off the peak.Narberth got off to a good start ine cur ta in r ai se r a nd touched Mc
ey for three nicks which rewardedem w it h a s many r un s. Mul li ga n,
man, tallied the first point
he crossed off Heckle's triple,immediately counted from Fleck 's
ee-bagger, Curvin singled, where
on Verni e made possible the third
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June 7, 1929
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Where Are You Going?
Nassau?
If yo u i n te n d t o t ra ve l, drop i n - a nd le t us help
you. There is n o c ha rg e fo r this service.
Ou r Trav e l Depa r tmen t is complete, an d we will
b e g la d t o g iv e y ou descriptive folders o f t he places
where y ou w is h to go , an d p la n y ou trip with you.
Train tickets, steamship reservations, hotel accommo
dations, an d specia l cru ises ca n al l b e t ak en care of
r ight I-iere i n Ardmore .
Wh e re v er y ou p la n to g o f or your vacation, let
u s a r ra ng e th e d et ai ls f o r y o u b ef or e y o u s ta rt .
SHULL LUMBER COMPANY
Ha s beyond i t t ha t which we all d e s i r e - ~ ' H O M E . "Are you sat is fied with the ent rance to your home?
\Vhy not t ry our
Sagless Picket Gates
TH e·MERION·T ITLE~ · T R . U S T · C O M P A N YOF ·ARDMORE,
PE NNSY LVANIAN A R B E R T H 6 A LA - C Y N V V Y D
LIFE'S GATEWAY
evAVIS '
EVERY DAY IN EVERY WAY
ou r library g rows b i gg e r a nd bet ted
"A ll Qu ie t on t h e Wes te r n F ro nt ," b y Erich MariaRemarque ,and "Loose Ladi e s, " by Vina De lma l ', are tw o of th e choicet it le s i n t he twenty books recently added.
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224 Haverford Avenue Phone Narber th 4035~ ~ ~ ~ s = i ~ s = i ~ s = i ~
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AUTOMATIC APPLIANCES, INC.Heating Engineer.
3145 NORTH BROAD STREET
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We will send a heating engi nee r t o inspect your plant without any
obligation.
fJlie Electric Furnace-Mangives you comfort, convenience plus safety at half th e price. Adevice designed to get the full heat value from Buckwheat coal·without increased tonnage. Feeds the coal automatically to thefire as required-eliminates ash handling.
when
WHY PAY DOUBLE FOR
AUTOMATIC HEATING!
SAVE MONEYORDER NOW
Special Discountfor
June Installation
Lost and Found
June Events
Artistic floral decorations
f or a ll occasions.
Seasonable showing of dec
orative house p la nt s a nd
flowers.
Hea lt hy g row ing p l an t s f o r
garden and terrace.
Flowers 7'c!egl'al)hed to All
P ar ts o f the lV01'/d
exclusive artistic souvenirs
and charming floralfeatures delight.
fully arranged
for th e
Graduate
Debutante
Bride and Maids
Birthday
Bon Voyage Thought
And All Social Functions
For All
The Flower ShopsMrs. NOl'11!an Jefferies
Have r fo r d and
Narber th Avenues
NARBEHTH
Phone, Nal'berth 2861 , I
Closed Fo r Season
T he N arberth Stamp Club an
nounces that i ts activit ies w il l b e sus
pended un ti l fall, whcn schoo l r eopens .
L O S T - l \ I n ~ ' 25, fox terrier, sl ight lY rt"-
.senlhlfflg a Sealyhtun; all . \ \ · e r ~ tonanle o f " Cl eo ;" a ge rl t \\'0 years . Re
, ya rn . C al l A rd ln or e ~ l 2 2 .
LOST-Pair ehild's Rpectacles, In (',,"e,l\Jay 2S , on 1'!-C!-ll\X A,'e. Reward. Xar
berth 3!154-R.LOST-Hum o f m O l 1 e ~ ' , Tu es da y. Te le
phone :"arhe .. lh :1'72-)1.
YOUNG ",VOMAN w an ts s ew in g a ndmending. CaIl Narherth 2775-\V.
Situations Wanted
MiscellaneousW A : - ; T r ~ D TO Bl;\, t\\'o o r t hr e e wicker
porl'h chairs: mus t r ea so na bl e.Phone Ard. 3100.
!\lAS AND WIFfoJ. colored, chauffeur,housemall allo coulL References,
Phone Granite 2420.
Fon SALE-0ld e s ta t e. bo rde r ing twom il es o n t h e Sa ss af ra s River, Md"
with navigable el'eel<s on two Rides;
Ii de al f or club ele\'elopment o r p ri v at ee st at e. O nly 3 i miles f rom \Vllmlng ton. O. D. Bu r ..ell, Earleville, Md.
Distributors
Fill' Hale hy
A5-Day
Week
RALPH S. DUNNE
NARBERTH 2430
Narberth
Coal Company
JEDDO.HIGHLAND
ANTHRACITE
During
Jun e, J ul y and Augus t
Overbrook to Vil la Nova
So we draw our blinds and
say "SHOP CLOSED" during
June, J ul y a nd Augus t-bu t
if you w an t u s t hr ou gh t he
other week-days, we are yours
to call upon -
Scarcely anyone wan ts c oa l
deli\'ered o n su ch an excit
ingly social d ay a s a summer
Saturday is ap t to be.
Everybody wants to week·end
during these wa rm s umme r
months.
Real Estate for Rent
LO TS O F PEOPLE THINK
That l l - K A X - P L A T I ' ~ is a gopdsi!\'er pn1i"h:
THKY AHI'; RTC;H1':
It gives a \ \ 'h i te r and deanerIool\: t han a l l ~ · othf"], P o 1 i ~ h onboth p1aleo anel "t('I'ling- "i!\'l'rIlr nI<J,el plate.
Appr,n'('d h ~ " (; ou d Hou "eI<eeping" as a ~ i l " e . . Poli"h,Xlel<el Polish. Si!\"er Plater. It
prolong" th .. life, of all platedware and H E S I H T ~ 'l'AH1'>ISH.
By adding whiling 'lowder an,l\ \ ·a te r vo u ca n llHll\:e a .still moret : ' ( ' o l l o n l i ~ a l Si lver P o 1 i ~ h .
: ~ - o z . hot. . 50,,-; S-oz. hoLt $1,(10
Co t te r 's Ma rke t, Hans e ll Bros.,
Narberth Hdwr. , Hick l in Hdwr.
~ r " " ' \ ! " " " S H H < ; : : ! t : ' "
BHW,\XTIX1;;, :".. /., fu ..ni"lted apart-nlent, 5 rms., hath. elect.'lcily, goa.'·
a g e ; c o nv en i e nt to heach a n d h ay ; $350fo r :-:en:-:on. ~ O Hl"lt\eh .Aye. A. T.Eberl. (6-21-:!9)
\VILUWOOD-Lot 40 x 100 withinblock o f b oa rdwall" $2250 : cl('ar of
all encumbrance. It Is a bargain. " 'm.H. B .. i gh t. E "t . 4S yea1'!' . Opp. Penna.and Readinll' Stations, \Vildwood, S. J.
LAKE CHAl\IPLAlS-\ ' In ' r en t, c ol -tag"e, ti l ' l11S. , furni:-:hed, ~ o u t h of
ERsex, N. Y.; beach. $175. E. \V. Leaming, nOOn1 5 ;10, lOti Sta t e Ht., Albany ,
X. y.
O C I ~ A : " CT1'Y-Cottages. apartment",hung'alo\\,s. 'Vrit,' or eall J. R.
.ToneR, ('or. 8th Sl. allo "'esler Ave.(tl-7-29)
Help Wanted
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lohba-s tllrnporters
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Phone Your Ads to ARDMORE 3100
JOHN H. WHITWELL
Whi tw el l' s wal l pape rspossess an a ir o f pl easi ngoriginality and good taste.
The assortment is uniquein every particular from theinexpensive wall paper to themost elegant in French, Eng'lish or high·grade Domestic.
The leading Decoratorshave our sample book - oryou can make yo.r selectionat our Showrooms. Your
Decorator will purchase thegoods and a tt en d to thehanging.
Wall Paper
Schools-Instruction
Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Stenotypy,Olflce Appliances. Thorough and eftl.cient tralnlnll.
Positions GuaranteedDay and n ight c lasses . Enter now.
Send lor f ree catalog and out line 01courses.Strayer's Business College801 Ches tn ut S tr ee t Ph l1a de lph la~ P t = 1 p ~ p p t = 1 H ~
" 'o\:"TED-"'omell, ages 14 to fifi, to be-cntne hi l l (1(>1"1\::-1 exper t t:qlb-:l:-o and
w { . r l ~ in offices , , ' her e type\ \ " rl t i ng isUSt·<l. Full "OurRe, $25. l\lod,·rll Sehoolof Busines:-; Train ing . 1714 Ches tnu t
St"et't, Ph lIa. Sp ..uee 7 ~ ! q . (6-7 ·29)
Friday, June i, 1929
SUBSCRIPTION PRICEone DolIa r and F if ty Cen ts Per Year
In Advance,
\V A ~ T I ~ J ) - 2 0 0 young women, a g l ' ~ 14to ail, to ht'(,oIlH:.' :-:el'rt t a l · i t . : ' ~ an d
slpllog-ra)lhers. Fu l l course h ~ eOIl trac t ,. ~ 7 . j until conlple ted. 'Y e guaran teepos it ions . l\Io(]prn H('hnol of BURlness
'I' ..aining, 1714 C'he"llllll St..('('t. Phi1a·uelphia. Spruce j ~ l ! t 4 . G - 7 - 2 ~ 1 )
!RESIDEISTI,;:";;I\-I'; "peed ,'IlUl'se" f" .. "[,,nog'-~ - F raphel 's and tn,isl". I1all,lall :'('hool,- 11 i 2121 :\Inrl<l'l. Locusl 0611. ( f i - , - 2 ~ )
The guests who. atknded t.he d;l1lce igi\'en Friday e \ ' t ~ l l 1 l 1 ~ hy ~ l l s s Betty Rooms for RentJones, o f Grayling :\ \'enue, mc1uded the :"..1. nn ";\{'I'H-Si",,ly ful'll. .."on, f" ..Misses Betty Su tt le, ~ I a r y ~ r . e n d e r g r ~ s s , man and wife 01' busin ..s " c ou pl ..;Olive Pa tt er son , Dd ty Phllhps, ~ 1 \ ' 1 n a one minut.. tn statloll. :"'''-),('I'lhYoung. ~ I o l l y 1rish, \\ 'a11(la .Statltslaus. ;W:lI)-.1.
Dorotl\\' Ferreira. ~ I a n o n ~ l l l l e r . Flor- FOIt ni';:"T-1'wo furnished room" oncnce, :\Iburger ami Polly P h i l l i p ~ , and third t lt ", r i n R a l a - C r n \ \ · ~ · d . PhoneCharles Hoach, Bohhy Roach, Lharles C ~ ' n \ \ ' y d 1277.Haskell .. Albert Fre tz . J ac k Rockwell. ' : : - : ' 1 : - : ' : " : ; I ' C = I ~ ( : \ ~ ' - = C I " : ' S ~ H ; " ' I : ; ' : I = ) - J = I - = o " " ( 7 C n = I " - " ' I ; " " e - I I " " t - ; - l c - " - 1 1 - " " ; - 0 . : SAnBERTH, 21S S. Sarherth Ave.Harrv Frazier. Brad ley Cross , Harolel ),usinL'S" \\'"man. To.'1el'hone Xal"herth Ph"ne :-;al'be.. th 2S13; t l -rm. 1110£1.
, I II \\. 4161. ( I f ) apl.; :: b ed l' ll ls " 2 haths; o il I l( 'a t;Rell1in"t,)JJ Franklin ; axwe . 'arren l"rigidail'(,; g-a ... ; light a ll s id es ; oldLock\\'7,od.' : \ Ied fo rd Brown , George Fox "hade, etl'.; f\\L' minutes to "lation;and Albert Brownt:ll. For Sale 1$150 Illllnlhh·.~ rs. Hugh B. Speed. 12i Cheslnut " : ' l ' . . , . , ~ . \ . . , , , ~ , \=·=D..,.----;A,..,t...,.t-. a - ' . . . , ' I , . , I - \ · - e - . - ~ ,""" -,-::r-n-l.-'-h-o-u"'s-:-e,
A\"'nllo, is entertainilto ' for t wo w ee ks H U l ' ~ I - : I I O I ~ ( ) G O O I > ~ fu .. "ale. 1' .. 1. - I I l ' w l ~ ' IHl('er,>d; t'xl'ellent eOlld. Call, , " f phollt> I\:ar. 272ti-.J. 'I' LCdher siSler, Miss Ann a Polk Pepper, 0 fllr I<e,,". :143 ,·revo.. ane. ~ ' n \ \ · y .
Mell11lhis
, Tennessee. 'jC(.lH ; ; A l . E - T ~ a Ralle, ][ '2! ', to\\'n ",>dall. · (6-,-29)(j 0 E Ph""e Ardmore 2802. ..1.,,< for :'Tr. BRYS MA"'H-6-rool11 house. tile hath
l\lrs. Harold C. Fenno. ,0 - ~ s e x Pa ..ry. rOOJJl, all or pa .. t o f "ummer . B r ~ - nAvenue, entertained Friday with a bndge ~ A L l ' ; - L a ~ a l l ... l : ' 2 ~ I , t ow n s ed an ; e x- : 'I aw r 1064-H.luncheon ill honor of ~ l i 5 s Pepper. The ,,(.1. ('ond. I'hone Ardmore 28M" i\1... :-;1':'" HOPSE for "all' or ..('nt, Glad-guests. in addition to ~ 1 i s ~ P eppc r a nd iParry. \\,\"lIe; all modern ('olweniences.Mrs, Speed, were ;\Irs. l.arl DeHa\'enl Fo n S A L I ~ - l ' ( l r i g h l piallo, in ext'el Pho'lle Ar,ll1Iore i l l; ; : '
Grace, :\11'5. Newlin \\"islller. Mrs. L. H' i lent ( ' ond il ion . 1'elephune Xarl>,'rth 'l'HI\'ATI'; C ; A R A ( ~ f · - = - ; - - - c . f - o - r - I - ' e - n ' ; ' t - ; - - ' I ' i g ' : : : C l ; : - l : - t .Healy. :\11'5. Jean Allcn. ~ l r 5 . Horlon 3629-J. AIlI,ly 20:; Con\\'ay Aye. (tl-l::-2!l)C a r r ~ ) 1 1 and Mrs. \ \ 'i l l ia l ll C1aghorn. FOR:-;A [ . I ' ; ' - : - ~ l I a l i t ~ · , ga" r : ' ~ l ~ " " In e:o\HAt; )0; stall for rent; !ig'ht and'\ • I '1 ' 1" -\lIen of Gil!lin goo",l ,'ono,t'OIl. r hont' :\arl>erlh \\...t.... 101 ('on\\",,' AYe." r. ,m( ., 1'5. . tan ." . :1910-,1. .. " ,
Road returned last Fnda\' from Pans. , . ' ' . I FOR H I ~ X ' r - A h o u t .Iun(' 20, "mall hun-lT\ ," 1 _ . n 51' , \'as the Pres i- A X T H ~ L Jo /·;:"U1.[HH s,l\'er cream , jUg, g -a l( )\ \' . App'" Rcot('h "'001 Shop,1elr I O n ~ e C ( ) l I I l 1 \ ~ • 111 \ • C;('org'e 111: \'e .. ~ ' oltl ( 'alil 'o pall('rn Ih\ ' t ' rford .
dent Hardmg. I ' lteh('r; "pool crih: eadl $25. :\1 ..". l 'ha- ~ ' = : - : - : : ; - ; - : - ~ ~ ' : - = ~ - ; - - ; ; c ; - ; = ; ; ; - ; c = ; m - - . : - = = : : : : - : : : : i ''I . ~ I a r s h a l l 1;: Ford, of North non. Vineland, :".. J. 1 · ~ I " F I l . ' T ! ' ; X r Y APO\HTl\IE:"T, h a l ' ~ w o o dl\ rs. , . . .: . I . I flOOIS" Iii .. hath. e1ectrlc refrlgera-
Adams, l\Iass., IS \'Isltmg leI' SOll.:;lI1- aw KIXc.: C ' H A R I ~ J o ; S SPA:"TEL. p e d i g r ~ e d tiun, $40 . API ,l y Eugene Da\'is, 224and daughter, 1\11'. and : \\ rs . H . C. Fell- l 1 l a l ~ p up ;, 4 l ~ l O n t h s u l ~ l ; ( ' ul p r. 'ee, H,n,' rford AYe.no, 600 Essex A\'enue. $40. Chan-:-\on hennels, Vllleland. I" . ,I.
Barbara S ut he rl an d. o f \ Vo od bi ne '1'0:\[..1.1'0. PI:ANTS-40c ooz.: :; doz., $1. ~ t = 1 P ~I I
. Al:-;o Zinnia. an d o the r plantK. 33!lA v c n u ~ , \ ' : ~ s all1ol1g t lose ~ 10 were m D u , l I e ~ ' AY... (6 -14)Atlan tIC CltV o \ 'c r McmorIal D ay a ndt'le week-end. A I 1 D M O I ~ l ' ; - S h r i \ ' . e r 01'("' •• 646 Hazel-
. f \'1 'I A. \ \' oo d A \· ... : \\'Ith ""re ..ns, shade",MISS. Betty Purse, () :.mwoo, ,ve- shrubbery; l i no leum, awning, , : s a cl ' i-
nue, \\'111 leave Monday to .. a wcek or fle... O \\ 'ne l' . A..dmor .. II fi:l-:\1.
ten days' v is it i n Hazelton, Pa, Fun SAI.I ·: - -Pnol tah lt ' . go", l eOIHli-Dr. and Mrs . \ " 'a lt er Gre \' at t, a nd l i nn ; r egu lal ion sizt'. \\ ' ..ite "s."
their son Rentoul, of :Montclair, . .1 .. : e= u _ " n _
visiled Mrs. Grevatt's sister, :--1rs. AlhertC. !II iller, 311 :\orth Xarherth Avenue.T he y al m ot or ed tu A tl an ti c C it y o nSaturday. " 'A:"TED-c:irl fur' gL·neral hou"e'
d f w(H'I,: no ,,'a:-;hing: p l e a ~ a n t ~ u r -Dr. a nd .Mrs. Harry Hart l ey an alll- roundings. Ard. 1951.J.
ilv, o f Have r fo rd Avenue , werc among " .o\1'>TED-)len or womell, t o f ol d i ll ldtliose al Occan City, X. J .. last week- mail eil'culars at home. :"0 "l'lling.end. Miss Be tl \ ' Hartle\' h as i ss ue d i n- Send 25c for sal11\11('" and eOllll'a('l. Xl)vitations for .1 !unche;lIl a nd b ri dg e " hI l g' at i on . The S('haefr(' .. Pl'e"", 11;:party at her home next Saturday. C h ( ' . ' 1 " ~ · Sl" :\ lyerstown, Pa. (1)-1::-2!1) I
Mr. C. Arlev Farmer, of C leve land ('UI.LI';':Jo: :\(\0;:-\ and \\'omen wanted fo ..:md \Voodhine' Avcnues, has returned th ..ee mllnths; sales and advel'tlsing'f rom a business t r il l to St. Louis, 1 .10. \\ OI J< in smal l t owns ; " a l a l ' ~ · . $100; ex} ) e l l : - : ~ allo\v:lnce. 'Vrlt t! "}, ':' Bnx 72i:1,
Th .., ),1 isses J an e a nd P eggy Town . Ardmore.daughlers of Dr. and ~ I r s . E. C. Town, UAH1,H';SEH WAX1'ED - T h o l " l , u g - h l ~ 'of Narherlh ami \\"indsor Annul'S, will with flowel' ' '. Phol1t' Al'dmore 2::51.l e an ' shor tl y for an extended visit at WUMA:" wanted to \ \ ' 0 l i, ill Idtchen:1Ililtlinhurg, Pa. h oU l' " ] 2: ;; 0 t o !) P.:\1. LlIneh('on
M ... a nd Mrs . H i ch ar d R. Hemel, 120, and d i ' ~ ~ l : " in('ludt'Ll. Pd,"· Pun TeaRockland -",vetl!le. ~ erion,. a r a m ? ~ l g . t l ~ e iH(;",Ill, ~ : I ~ , L a l ~ , ' : , s t " ' : 0\ \·L'., H r ~ · I l . i \ ~ a w r :guests al "1 he C av al le r, \ , I rg nu a ,J L:-\ Io n : ' ; A l ~ L S ~ I A : - \ - - l ) p p o r t u l l l l ~ fOI
,_ :-:e\'era] voung lllell to learn ~ a l e l "Reach, I a. \ \ ~ o r k dur·ing· sUlluner l l lonthx inM,rs. G. Howa ..d Reese a nd h er daugh- ; \ I o n t g o l l l e r ~ · . B ucks ano Delaware
ter, Miss Ell11a Reese, o i Hampden Ave- Cou nt ie s. C ommi ss io n b as is . A pp lynul' were at Atl an ti c C it y o ve r t he (l('rsonally or hy lette .. to Sun"trandwee ·k -e nd . M is s Reese \\:as recentIv Add il lg M ac hi ne Dlvi"i' lIl, (;(' l1el'aJ
I f' I T I Oftlee Equ ipm('nt COl'p., 11128 i\[u.'I<ete ~ e ~ t e ( .manager 0 .,,\rc lery at emp e S t" ( 't ' t. Philad"ljlhia. Pa. (6-7-29)
Lmverslty f or n ex t veal'. ! ---'------'---'---------, " " , , ' . I Jo' 0 H 1 ' g l . g P H O : - ; ~ ; ~ O L I C 1 · I · A T r o X
George Bottoms, Jr .. of, l\Ienoll, \\as l\'(Irl<--Pre\"i(lu" l'xperienl'" "Hluahleamong t ! ' ~ graduates ot . t he V al ley but lIot ('sselltial: opportullitr forForge Mtlttary Academy thiS week. . woman whost' home duties pr ..ycllt he ..
Mr. \\T. Rus se ll G re en , o f -t-t0 \"ood- from ho ld ing fu ll - time pusl t ion; mu"tbine Ayenue, was recentlv elected pres i- be l 'es ldent of "lain Line diRt ..i..t; "tated en l o f the Parent COllllcil of Friends'l if ) ·ou ha\'e tel ..phone. "'rite "1 ' , "
Cenlral Country Day School, Overbrook I Box 72i3. Ardmor... (tf)
He succeeds Mr'. Howard St ..ong, of 2 9 , ~ ~Narb rook Pa rk . ~ TEN 0 GRAP H Y
Invitations haye b ee n i ss ue d b y MissPeggy Mered i th f or a l un ch eo n and],ridge at the B rynwood Manor Inn, June
15. ,Athleen Jacobs and Dorot h ea R ei f
snyder, bOih of Norristown, were weekend guests of Rnth \Voo lmington, o fNarbrook Park Saturday was Ruth'sbirthday and besides her gue st s s he e ntertained Eleanor Abe l, a ls o o f NarbrookPark, at dinner.
Mrs. F re d T . Van Auken, 9 ChestnutAvenue, her d au gh te r. M is s Anne VanAuken , wi th her mothe r a nd s is te r, willa tt en d h er c ou si n' s w ed di ng tomorrowat Plainfield, N. J.. and spend the week
end there.Mr. a nd Mrs , Clarence H. \Voolming
t on, 23 Narbrook Park, eutertained 12out-of-town guests at dinner Friday evening at the Spread Eagle Inn, Strafford.
Mr, a nd Mrs. John R. Fulton, o f N ewYork City, and thei r two children wereweek-end guests of the Eberhardt Mue!
leI'S, of Essex Avenue.M r. and Mrs. L. Parker Miller, of
Dudley Avenue, were among those f romh er e a t Ocean C it y. N . J., last week-end.
Miss Emily Deubler, daughter of Dr.Ezra S. Deubl er , o f Penshur s t Fa rms ,-graduated last wee k f rom the BouveSchool of Phys ica l Educa tion, Boston.
1\1 iss Deub le r has a posi t ion t o t ea ch i nthe fall at the Friends' S el ec t S ch oo l i n
Philadelphia.Miss Henrietta Deubler, a junior at
Lower Mer io n, won t he fiye-dol\ar goldpiece for the best h isto rical essay g ivenby the Daughters of t he Amer ic an R ev <llution of Philadelphia. Th e t it le o f herwinning essay was "James Wilson-Na-tion-Builder." '
Miss Mina Lyle returned to her homeon Avon Roa d t hi s wee k a ft er finishingher 'sophomore year at Mt. Holyoke Col
lege, South Hadley, Mass,
Entered as second-class matter, October 13,1914 at t he P os t Oltl.ce at Narberth, Pa..lInder the Act of March 3, 1879.
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PHILIP ATLEE LIVINGSTONPresident and General ManagerROBERT MOORE CAMERON
Editor
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Ardmore 2975
Trialty 7350
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SANTAMARIE MOTORS, Inc.Main Line Nash DiBtrilnttors
E, LANc"Ta. Ava. AT CHUICH ROAD
ARDMORE, PENNA•
Our Colonial reproductions are authentic
in design and proportions. Made of se
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home furnishing and decoration.
Chests--Tables--Benches--Stools--Book
Racks--Sewing C a b i n e t ~ - - C o f f e eTrays--Chairs--and
other items.
Before You Buvthe $900 FieldCOMPARE!
COMPARE FEATURES! See thehigh· priced motor car features
which the Nash "400" offers.
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54th and LANCASTER AVENUE
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In Spring beavers come out,
take a vacation, feast on fav
orite food of water lilies,
returning when leaves fall to
gathe r winter wood f or ret
pairing or bui lding a home.
Saving with us will build you
a home.
WHITE FLANNEL'
WHITE'S SWEET SHOP
Have You a Flair for Decorating?
Member 01 Federal Reser"e System
Open Friday E...enings From 7 Until 9 o'Clock
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If so you will enjoy f ixing up a room o r c or ne r w it h apiece of our unpa inted furniture. It can be finished in
any color or style, as you w ish, or we will do the work
under your directions. Priees ar e very reasonable.
keep cool with White's IceCream. There i s n o trouble making
a de ss er t when you serve ice cream, and when you serve
White's t h e gue st s a re doubly appreciative because it is made
o f t he p ur es t ingredients in fourteen flavors.
'The <i\{arberth <i\{ational 'Bank
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is here! Le t u s c le an your summer cloth
fi rst-class shape.Miss or madame a ls o w il l find ou r
renovating summer costumes. No job is toskilled eraftsmen.
'THE c-4TLAS COMPANY, Inc.SAMUEL N. HALL, President
109 North Narber th Avenue .:•• :•• :. Phone Narberth 3625
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102 Fores t Avenue Phone: Narber th 2602
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wheeled carts g ave way to four-
wheeled wagons . Then it was that
my grandfather, in advance of manyo f his neighbors, was sniffed at as a
haughty ar is tocrat because he . droveto the city in a carriage wit h f ou rwheels drawn by t wo i ro n- gr ayhorses. Such a turnout would lookvery ordinary beside t he d ra gs andtandems now seen dashing along ou rLower Merion roads. C an w e t od ayrealize that, upon both Lancasterpikes, the big white-covered Cones-t og a w ag on was a sight once veryfamiliar? Pittshurgh was then con-sidered the extreme west, and every-t hi ng i n t he s ha pe o f m an uf ac tu re dgoods was " teamed" across the Alle-ghenies. I am n ot n ow s ta ti ng t o myintelligent r ea de rs a new fact, but Imav be saving something new to manyin assertitig that we have evidence inLower Mer io n t ha t t hi s w as t he case,in the existence of so many old tav-erns, at regular in tervals all alongboth roads , just a s if a d el eg at io n ofwestward-bound, hungry travelers wasexpected at every s tage a t a particularhour. Th e first antique hotel on the
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GEORGE SOl'll'lEl\.DOYLESTOWN
.For Permanent
Satisfaction
BUY A
Sommermaid Butter
You have heard that Sommer
maid Butter is better butter.
Well, it is. You'll know how
much better after you taste it.
THERE 'S SUCH A DIFFERENCE IN BUTTER.
Don't lIlel"ely have good but-.tel· now and the n - enjoy it
always-every day.
-Tlw Farmer Boy.
SmedleyBuilt Home
Wm. D. & H. T. Smedley
SERVICEP . F . DONAHUE
Station,4031 Narberth 4007
Baggage Called for and Delil1 ..:-lJd
CO SW AY AVENUE N AR BER TH
The fol /owing historica l sketch , which wil l be printedserial ly was written by Margaret B. Harvey, and originallyp U b l i s h ~ d in a volume i ssued by t he His to ri ca l Soc ie ty of
Montgomery County in 1895. Bntitled "Something AboutLower Merion," it traces the history of the township from itsbeginnings to the 1890's with many delightful digressions.
The Old Main Line
June 7 , 1929
Installment 11.
which 'we hcar o f old meth ods o f
port ing foodstnffs to market, of so-
r ival ri es ari si ng the reupon , and aabout old Inlls.
repeats itself, t hi s we know.
a communitv composed of earlierla tercomers. it was inevita'ble that
should be socia l r iva l ries , moreless fierce, just as we see today.
who l iv e i n the s tone-gray man
imagine t ha t t he residents of
r ed -and -ycl low pal ac es are our
enemies, but t he r e was a time
n the occnpants of plain log
t h ough t ju st t he same of our
For t he re w er e l og ho us esLower :M erion, and some of themexist scattered here a nd t he re .buil t ahout 1700, s to od u po n my
farm unti l 1876 and l onged a s a tenant house, hut it wasd is gu is ed w it h h oa rd s a nd p la st er
I never knew what t he f rame was until I s aw i t pulled down.a lso s tood an o ld wooden bar n
ahout t he s ame age i n whi ch oncetwo British soldiers, deserters, whoe d t o join t he Ame ri can army;were discovered and a ided by the
who l iv ed i n t he l og house.again you see the history of one
is t he h is to ry o f L ow er Mer io n
the whole count ry. But to reto s oc ia l r iv al ri es . I have heardthrough a very old lady
nect ed w i th t he S tadelman family,t he re was a t ime when all marfrom Lower Mer io n w as c ar
t o t he cit,· Il\' women upon horsethe ir butter, eggs and vegetables
in saddle-bags . Two-wheeledts , w i th muslin cover s d rawn wit h
like a sunbonnet , c rea ted ar evol ut ion: t ho s e who h ad th e
wheeled carts looked down upone p oo r c re at ur es w ho w er e stil1l ig ed to p ut u p w it h s ad dl e- ba gs.
old ladv from whom I derivedi nf or ma ti on w as a mo ng t he favones whom fortunc permi tted toa two-wheeled cart. How longthat w as m ay be guessed when
te ll you that upon one occasion shee in to Phi ladelphia down the Lan
s te r Road to the Lancaster Turnthen ce on hy the \Vestchcster
a d t o t ow n, c ro ss in g t he r iv er ate p la ce now occupied hy the Market
b ri dge. She discoved that theg hw ayme n h ad r ob bed the m.ail
and near what we know as SIXe nt h a nd Mar ke t Streets, tied the
t o t he trees. Before goingI would like t o r ema rk t ha t i t
a relative of this old lady, who,
asoldier at Valley Forge, ob
a f ur lough, c ame home and ochi s ti me in making shoes for
comrades. His n ame w as J ac oband he helonged to the samefami lv s ti ll occupyi ng t h e l and
Lower 1 1e ri on b etwe en t he oldand Harvey properties.
B ut w ha t extravagance whe n two -
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DUFFY..Phone orders carefuDy attended to
NARBERTH 2937
General StoreSODA FOUNTAIN CRANE'S ICE CREAM
HIGH·GRADE GROCERIESDELICATESSEN GOODS
Brookhurst Avenue and Montgomery Pike
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more lawyers
more business men
buyBuicks than any
otherfine car
Narberth
Taxicab Co.
At Your Service
Phone: Narberth 3772
More doctors
215 Haverford Avenue
; ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ w ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ " "'····..···.,········.,··· .. •••••••••••••. , . · .,70 _ ., •• ., M; .,.,.,••• .,_ Jr.. ~ ~ ~ :. ,:~ ~ ~ n Sbdl fM t B C In ~ n ~~ n C e u e 0 on gomery us 0., c. ~ n . .. ,. .~ ~ . .. .~ ~ ~ ~~ n Montgomery Avenue Line SUNDAYS Then 6 .5 0, 7 .30 , 8. 10, 8 .5 0, 9.30, ~ n ~ n Eastbound Starting at 6.00 A. M. 10.10, 10.50 and 11.30 A. M. EU3
~ n S . Th IA h t"l 930 A M Then 12.10 P. M., 12.50, 1 .30, 2 .10, ~ n ;0 t L ea vi ng And er so n a nd Mon tg omer y e n e v er y 2- ou r un 1. •• 2 .50, 3 .30, 4 .10, 4 .50, 5 .30, 6 .10. .. a~ n t ! Then 9.50 A. M. and every 20 min. 6.50. 7 .30. 8 .10, 8 .50, 9 .30, 10.10, Eu3~ u = l Avenues until 11.50 P. M. 10.50 and 11.30 P. M. and 12.30 :'n":W M W~ n WEEKDAYS Then 12.10 A. M., 12.30, 1 .00 and I A. • En3: :: 200 A M Wynnewood Road :' ":~ u . . . . . ~ n • .. Starting at 5.40 A. M. ;; ;:~ n Leaving 54th and City Line 5 min - L ea vi ng Mo nt gomer y an d MOT- ~ n .. . Then every 20 minutes un ti l 12.00 utes later than the above-men- ris Avenues, Bryn Mawr, for Ard- '" •~ n M'd' h more, Wynnewood, Menon and ~ n .. P. • ml mg t. tioned times. 11 ....~ n U2d and Lancaster. Route fo 0108: ~ n ~ n Then 12.30 A. M. and 1.30 A.M. Leaving Pennsylvania R. R. Sta- Eastbound-Leaving Morris and ~ n ; tion in Narberth 19 minutes later Montgomery Avenues, Bryn Mawr, ~ ~ U . . SUNDA . . e as t on Mont gome ry to Wynne- ~ U : = than the above-mentioned t imes. wood Road; then south on Wynne- '" •~ n Starting at 5.30 A. , wood Road, con ti nu ing through ~ U ~ U Then every lh-hour 9.00 A. M. Narberth Short Line Wynnewood, Narberth and Merion; ~ U 'u=' then south on USd Street to termi- :On":~ n Then 9.20 A. M. an ;ry 20 min. Wynnewood Road Line 11-118 at 6ed and Lancaster. SaE u until 12.00 P. M night. Eastbound Westbound _ Returning over ~ 1 C ~I
E U Then 12.30 A. M. a .30 A. 1\1. same route. ~ n : O ~ " "• L . P 1 R R St Leaving Pennsylvania R.R . Station, ',:tt:.'.u.. e avmg e nns y 1'" " a- Eastbound .n..~ u tion in Narbe l" f m inut es lat er Narberth ~ . t ~
I .. th tl b & t' d t' I .e av in g Mor ri s a nd 1\lontgomery = ~~ , , ~ an Ie a ov •.:Ien lone tme8. WEEKDAYS AND SUNDAYS ~ ..• ~ Avenues, Bryn Mawr _ •~ U Leaving 54th Stre"t and City Line Starting at 5.50 A. M. ~ u ~ n 5 . 21 minutes later ~ h a n the above- Then 6.30, 7.10, 7.50, 8.30,9.10,9.50, WEEKDAYS Al'iD SUNDAYS ~ n E n mentioned times. 10.30, 11.10 and 11.50 A. 1\1. Starting at 6.00 A. 1\1. ~ n S .~ U Westbound Then 12.30 P. M., 1.10, 1 .50, 2 .30, Then ever y % -hour unt il 12,00 ~ u ~ n S . L' d L I 3 .10, 3 .50, 4 .30, 5 .10, 5 .50, 6 .30, P. 1\1. midnight. ~ n e: eavmg 62 a nd a nc as te r A ve nu e 7.10, 7 .50. 8 .30, 9 .10, 9 .50, 10.30. Westbound ;O:U":l o n ~ WEEKDAYS I 11.10 and 11.50 P. M. ~ :ou" I.eaving 62d and Lancaster Avenues ~ U i "! .Tthartin
gat 6·dOO A.M. Westbound for Bryn Mawr via Wynne- ~ U z .
• ~ . en 6.30 an every 2 0 m in . until wood Road . . .. . . . 1150 P M L . 54th d C't L- 11.' ••~ n . " eavmg an I y me ~ u . :I ~ u Then 12. 10 A . 1\1., 12.30, 1.01) and WEEKDAYS AND SUNDAYS Star ting at 6.25 A. M. ~ U
~ U 2.00 A. M. Starting at 6.10 A. M. And every %-houruntil 11.55 P. M. ~ ..:: ~ ~ n ..
FOR INFORMATION ON OTHER SCHEDULES, PHONE BRYN MAWR 1280-1281 ~ ., ~ ~ n .•• ..~ u ~ . O ! ; c · ~ · · ~ · · ~ .. r.t.:..O!;..;s;••;s;..O!;.. •• s;..;s;.. ••O!;..O!;.. ..; s ; c . ~ ..;s;..;s;••~ . ••O ! ; . , ~ .. •• .. ••;sIP.;s;..;s;••O!;••;s;••;s;•• s;••; s ; ~ . ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
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OUR TOWN
Ke,.tone, Race 1110
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"H uman beings are happier when they I ~ ~ : c o : : t t = : : ( t : = : : : s : t : ' l t : : { J : t : I I : : : 1 l = : : t t n : l : t : l ~ : : : l : l : : = : : { J t : ' l I : : : 1 l r = s : : t t = : : ( t : = : : : s : ~ t : 1 l = n : : t t ~a vo id t he us e o f alcohol be ca us e t hey
are more men and less brutes."
-D" . Havell Emel'soll.
* * *..I t is a weaknes s o f human it y t o ex-
press dislike of one's own c a l l i n ~ . "-William McFee.
* * *"The conflict between red blood and
blue is hard t o t ake s er ious ly when hal lof the blue blood in Europe has marr iedt he r ed b lood wit h money and 1110st ofthe o ther hal f d re am of bor rowing t hef ar e t o Hol lywood and goi ng t o w or kfor Jessc Lasky."
-Dean II/ge.
OnlY '5 110'1)11
One of the many reasons why, whatever
the case,we areable to furnish the highest
type ofserviceand keep ratesofcompensa,
tion on a reasonable and consistent basis.
the Ol . t o f tO l f ) I l m.elllbel.s!
You can have a family• •
reunIon any tIme youlike. How? ...
Prlees:
Efficiency in Organization
OLIVER H. BAIR COMPANYM. A. BArR, Pmident
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Bell. RITtenhouse 1581 1820 Chestnut Street
TELEPHONE
-------------------------- 'jWho ' . Who? Look in th e Teleplroltf ' Dirp.ctory
gas r anges a lways l iv e up to their
name! And i n this particular limited
offer, youcan buy a Quality gas range at a new low price
and on very easy terms of payment.
Here are some of the special features of these
fine ranges:
Big 16" Ovens with Full Enamel Linings.
Standard Five Burner Cooking Top.
Either with or without Oven Heat ControL
Cooking Top Lighter with each Range.
Service Drawer.
Entire Framework of Cast Iron.
Full Enamel Finish.
OVEN HEAT CONTROL enables you to enjoy rest or
recreation while the mealis beingcooked automatically.
It insures cooking succeS8.
Without O"en Contro , -aa
With O"en Contro' •• • -07
(Slightly morOn deferred payrnenu)
: : : f e s s i C ? ~ a l men /mow automobiles. Their very standing in tlleirr e l i a b i ~ n 1 t l e S Ide?J-an.ds ~ h a t they drivecars of outstanding merit andJaw ty. t IS ~ l g n d i c a n t t he re fore tha t more doctors-more
th y e ~ s - m o r , e bUSIness men the countryover buy Buicks than anyo er line car •
JO u w i l ~ find these discerning owners agreed that Buick combinesa e m a ~ m u f m t f tastefullwtury and distinction . . . and, in additionm8!Bln 0 c ear-cut leadersaip in power, getaway swiftness and: : ~ n : ~ r e r ~ f i l i : ~ ~ as to single OutBuick as the g;eatperforming
~ ~ B s ~ ~ of .this leadership-in traffic--on hi11s-on the highcary . UIC wIns more than twice as many buyers as any otherB . Er lced above 11200 and p le as es t hem so t ho roughl y t ha tti UIC fownerthsalone p?Cchase more Buicks than the total produc-on 0 any 0 er quahty car.
BUICK MOTOR COMPANY FLINT MICHl A"-'- ~ d i a a Factories D;,,;u- o/G"",..I Moto,.. ' . G N- aaJ il i a .B lI l ck ,Osba_ Oar. (Arpo,..t;OII B ,_,. d Bud ders of
UI" " , aa MarqueueMoror ear.Sed . SERIES 116 . SERIES 121 SERIES 129C o u ~ ~ : : : : : : f : : ~ ~ : : : : ~ ; g : : : ~ ~ to : 1 ~ 2 0 '1875 to '2145Spon Cars •••• $1225 $1325 to 1 50 '1865 to '1875These .price. lo b B . k F '1525 to $1550
•erwIPrices m c b , d ~ .;'Iy : : ~ S O t I 4 6 / ; ° c 7 ; " ; ~ : J ~ ~ I d ~ 1 i ~ P D 1 e n : " j i e x t r a •• BMici del;"..e a t t e rm . can be arcanBed o n t he Ubi:! 1 G M AnyC- , nanctng. Conven_
• ra . • • • T'me Payment PIaa..I Considn- tM delifln't!dprice liS w ~ 1 I liS the listPricewlJm
_ _ _ _ _ _ _. . "",parmg mdrI",fJ6ile "alMu.
Phl l .de lph la Suburban-f )ount le8 ALLAN c. lIALE, Inc.Ga. _ad Elec t r ic ( ;oDlpaay WAYNE MAIN LINE DISTRIBUTORS ARDMOREArdlllOTe 8600 Hilltop ~ 8 1 1 tVlZ1/nll 8 Wayne 4 " TELEPHONES Ardmore 1890~ u u ~ ~ ~ ~ u = ' ' : ' : ' U Q U Q Q Q t ~ ~ l Z g ~ ~ ~ J ~ ~ u = 1 1 ' ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! i ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 1 ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! i ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! i i ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 1 ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 1 ! 1 ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 1
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News 01
th e Churches
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Picnic Parties
'BRADLEYgiWARKET CO.
2106 Market Street
Service Co.
There is a great difference
in Bradley Meats-a differ
ence you wil i be del ighted
to discover. The best qual
i ty , a lway s f re sh , b acked
by a reputation of f if ty
years.
Local and Long-Distance
Daily Trips to Seashore
Points.
at Reasonable Rates
Hauling
Frank H. Seel y, J r. , Mgr .
5 Bala Avenue, Bala
Phone Cynwyd 877Roxboro 0168·W
We Have Bllt aile Address
Opposi te E rl anger Thea t re
PHONE RITTENHOUSE 7070
IN THE MORNING FOR
EARLY AFTERNOON
DELIVERY
First Church of Christ,
ScientistAthens and Linwood Avenues,
Ardmore.
(Services are held in accordance:with Dayl ight Saving Time.)11 :00 A. M.-Sunday services.11 :00 A. M.-Sundav School.8:00 P . M. -SundaY evening service.
\N e dn es da y e ve ni ng t es timo ni almeeting a t 8 o·c1ock.
Reading rooms, 19 West Lancas terAve nu e, o pe n w ee k d ay s from 10.:30to 4 :30 o'c1ock: \\ 'ednesday evelllngfrom 9 to 9 :45 o·c1ock.
The subject for the Bible lesson serlI10n for Sunda\' . lune 9. is "(;od theOnly Cause an(1 Creator."
Merion Friends' MeetingSen'ices for Iune <)
0:00 A. M.-Sunday School.11 :00 A. ~ L - M e e t i n g for worship.
: ========== ; " ,1 - - -__-=-_-:--__I " T h e ~ : ? O ; ~ ~ ~ g ~ ~ : v e r ~Iclever defensive boxer can hold the mosti ferocious bungler at a s af e d is tance f orten rounds or even f if teen, and the ringchampion of the future wil l have to havemor e t han bee f and b rawn ."
-LIIPfoll A. IVi/killsoll.
* * *"More tennis matches are won on t he
opponent's errors than on the otherperson's good play."
-H c!ell Jacobs.
* * *"The deellest sympathy is also, poten-
tially, the widest."
Methodist Episcopal ChurchRe\·. Samuel ~ r a c A d a m s , Minister.
Sunday. June l)
9:45 A, ~ 1 Children's D a ~ ' exercisesin t hc Junior. rnterlllcdiatc andSenior Depa rtmen ts o f t he Sun day School.
I :00 A, - 1\1. ~ orning worship. SCI"
mo n th eme . "Ofl'ended inChirst:'
4 :00 P. ~ 1 (;round·breakinl{ sen'iceon the site of the new ch ur chan d S un da \' School bui ld ing.Brie i addresses by the Hon'iFletcher \\', Stites. Dr. (il 'Orl{c i
~ r 13, odhead. D" Harry ~ I , :Cha lf an t a nd t he p as to r. Thepublic is in\' ited.
i:()() I', M, The Beginners' and Pri·mary Depar tments of th e Sun·da\ ' S choo l w il l ha n their an·nua l Chi ld ren' s Day exe rc is esunder the direction 'of ~ rs, A,\V. "'ard,
The Lad ie s' A id Soc ie t\ ' w il l mel '!on Tuesda\' e\' ening' . 8 o·c lock. a t thechu r c h . ' ,
The Standard Bearers will m ee t onTuesda\' en'n in l: (. S ee chu rch cal en ·dar.' ,
The midweek p ra ye r a nd praisesen,ice wil l be hel d at thl' church on\\' ednesday e\'ening at 8 o'clock,
".-\nniyersan' ])a\'" at the Homc forthe :\ged, T h i , r s d a ~ ' , J lUl l' 13, Dinnerand supper. (,5 cents each,
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Fif teen New Patien ts
~ a rv in E . Reyno ld s. h ea lt h o ff ic erfor Lower ~ ~ r i ( ; n Township. reportsf if te en new cas es of contagious diseases dur ing' thl ' last week. One newscarlet fever patient is rcported fronlthe Ardmorl' district. Other casesarc: Chickenpox, 2: German measles ,1; measles, 3: tuherculosis, 2. andwhooping cough, Ci.
Are y ou go ing away for the SUIllmer? Let us know a week in ad\'anceand Wl will forward Our T own toyonI' SUllllller address.
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TO ... ?OUR
VALUE
G. V. WoodrowCarpenter & Builder
Phone NARBERTH 2916
Why Not
L et u s e st im at e NOW on re
pairs , a l terat ions and shingleroofing. I f you d on 't c ar e to
pay n ow , we ean finance the
work for you.
OF
For Sale at the
.A N GE
NARBERTH BRIDGE GARAGE
Weare convinced that Goodyear Pathfinders offer as much
or more value per dol lar than any t ire on the market.
Compare the prices g iven bel ow wit h t ho se of any other
concern selling tires.
Balloon Tires
29 X 4.40 • • • • $6.00
30 X 4.50 • • • • 6.75
29 X 5.00 • • • • 8.75
30 X 5.00 • • • 0;1 9.0031 X 5 ~ 2 5 • • • • 10.25
32 X 6.00 • • • • 13.00
Window Screens
Enclosures
Alterations {51 Jobbing
- · ~ r : J e - -THEO . H . KOUP
If yo u a re o n ew h o ha s always believed that truly
fine performance ca n only be ha d in a high
pr iced car-dr ive th e Ch evr o le t SU !
1059 Montgomery Avenue
Phone : NARBERTH 2841.W
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Here, in tile price range of the Juur and witlleconomy of better than 20 miles to tilegallon ofgasoline, is offered 11 type o f over a ll performance
that will literally amaze y o u -
-marve lous cix-cylinder smoothness that elimi
na tes vibrat ion an d body rumble -power t ~ l a ttakes yo u over th e steepest hills-acceleration
an d speed that make every mile a d e l i ~ h t handling ease an d r e st f ul c om fo r t tha t leave
you r e f reshed a t th e entJ of th e longest drive!
Emphasizing th i s ou ts tand ing s l x - c y l i n d ~ r p ~ r forma ne e a f e th e beauty an d s t r e : 1 ~ t h of s:nartn ew b od ie s b y Fisher. Created by mas ter de
s igne r s- they represent an order of (:(). lch: : raft
n eve r b e fo r e approached in a low-priclld car.
Come in t oday and drive t h Chevrole t Si x t
KffiSCH CHEVROLET CO.',
:Phone Cynwyd 81 . 208 Ba t a Ave ., 8a la -Cynwyd, .
IN THE P R I l : ~ .S IX
Drivethe
~ h e v r o l e t
Bala.Cynwyd
Sand :: Lime
- and learn what marvelousperformance you can getin a low-priced ·.car
The COACH
$595
Grave l :: Slag
Ter ra -Cot ta
i ~ A D S T E R • • • • • • ' 525rli1r:roN ..•••. .' 525~ U P B • • • • • • • • • .'595I::'AN...••••. .'675rlul Sport S695'CABRIOLET • • • • •
rlulCon.-,- S725'' '.. LANDAU • • • • •
r,.. SedaD '595De14.el) • • • • • • • • •
rlul L1tlht S400Deilyell'ChaeeI• • • •t:: ~ _ I a • • • • • .'545r,.. Hi Ton'S 650Chaul. wi t hCab ••
NIl'rlca/.o.b./actfW7'''nt. Mlch'"""
COM PA R & th e deUftIl'edprice .e wen •• th e li nP rI ce I n conelclerlnl1 .u t....mobile .. lu... CheYrOI.t'edeUyered prIc:alnclude oab'reuoaabl. charl&- (or d..UM17 aDd 1lnaaCIaat.
A
No Charge For Carry
BEST COAL
Cemen t :: Plaster
Phone, Narberth 2490
We Sel l Onl ,. t he Very
Buy Your Coal NOW
at Low Summer Rates
George R. MarkleBuilding Construction
Narber th Nat . Bank Bldg.
...... '+ ' .. .+ .... +' ...........
Theatre Building
PLAY T ENN I S
Al l Sales Final
20 Per Cent . D i s c oun t
On th e four s ta nd ard clay c ou rt s on th e Lower
Merion High School Grounds. Open t o t he Pub li c
jupe 15, under supervision of the Y .M . C. A. Week·
days, 10 A. M ~ t o 8 P. M.
Boys and GirlsAdults under 18 years
Season Ticket $4.00 $3.00Month ly Ticket 2.50 2.00
Hourly Use' .....................25 .20
Season Ticket It.eludes Six Free Lessons
Courts May Be Reserved for Tournaments and Groups
BOYS ' WA SH S U IT S
Special for June 12th ONLY:
So thi s year we are offering our ENTIRE STOCK OF
SPR ING AND SUMMER MERCHANDISE in
plenty of t ime for every one. It is of particular interest since,
due to the late season, the assortment is unusually large.
Other years we have waited until after July 4th to rf'duce our
spring and summer s tock. but many of our cus tomers who
go away for the summer a r thus de,rived of the opportunity
to secure these values.
Gowns -Coats-Ensembles--Hats
our windows for our Wednesday morning specials.
1519 WalnutSt.
Phila.
PATRICIA ELIZABETH SHOP
125 N. Narberth Ave.
SWIM
Notes
SPECIAL SUMMER OFFER
MAIN L IN E C H RIS TI AN ASSOC IAT ION
· 'ir6 ,West LancaSter Avenue, Ardmore Phone: 'ARDMORE 833:
In Filtered Water Heated to a Uniform
Temperature
Three months' use of Swimming Pool and ShowerB a t h ~ , including Membership for a Whole Year and
SIX FREE SWIMMING LESSONS:
Men $5.00Women $4.00
Boys ._ 3.40Girls 2.80
.Single Admission
Members 25cGuests 30c
Tw o Games This Week
Church
ESTATE NOTICEEstate of James A. Neylon, de
c ea se d, l at e of th e Borough of Narberth, Montgomery County, Pa.Letters testamentary on t he a bo ve
Estate h av in g b ee n g ra nt ed t o theundersigned, all persons indebted tosaid Estate are reques ted to make immediate payment, and those havinglegal claims to present the same, without delay, to
ELLA M. NEYLON,ELIZABETH V. NEYLON,
Executrices,536 Dudley Ave., Narberth, Pa.
Or to their attorney,DESMOND J. McTIGHE,205 Haverford Ave., Narberth, Pa.
(7-12-29)~ Fairyland1814 CHESTNUT ST.
SALE250 Wash Dresses
French Imported and domesticfrom our regUlar stock.SIzes 1 to 6 years nt
$1.75 to $8.50Values $3.50 to $18.00
ALL SALES FINAL
I n cont rast to the a \' at anche of basebal l g ames dur ing t he pas t week , thecoming week wil l sec only two. N arberth will oppos e Ard ll lo re fo r the
s econd t ime t hi s s ea son in a l eaguegame Saturday on the playground andnext \Vednesday's twilight gallic witlhe w it h t he Twentieth \Vanl, one of
the crack ~ e a m s of Philadelphia.
oi ')' Trinity Lutheran ChurchRev . C le tu s A. Sen ft , Pas to r.
lune 9:9:45 A'. ' ~ L - B i b l e School.
: 00 A . ~ I . - T h e service. Theme,"Lon- Versus Hatred."
7 :45 P . ~ I . - T h e evening service .Theme. "The Cost of Religion," II '
Tuesday. 1>:15. annual rec it al of the ~ ~ ~ ~ternberg School of ~ I u s i c . ; ' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I E I E ~ ~ •• ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~Friday. 8 P. 1\1.. choir rehearsal. i • I IThe Presbyterian Church I ~ ~ I
ev. john Van Ness, M. A., Minister. I,,' :eetings ior june \}: *
A. ~ l . - C e l c h r a t i o n of Chi1- Wd ren' s Day , B ib le Schoo l and :iii':morning worship combined. Ex-e rc is es by each depar tmen t of Wthe school. Special s inging and :iii': mrecitations. A ddr ess by Mr.\'an ~ e s s , ass is ted hy a number W(Ii children on "Seed Sowing." ¥The mee ti ng will h e hel d in t he ~ ~ o c i a l
Room a nd th e public is Wcordially invited. ¥ M6 :45 P . ~ l . - ' : ~ I c e t i n g of the Junior
Endeayor Society led hy Parker W\Voolmington. ¥ m
(,:45 P. ~ f . - ~ I e e t i n ~ of the Senior *End ea vo r S oci et y led by Roy * •Kessinger. The address wil l be ¥ N I th T· w J J Skelton & Sonmade by : \! iss Dorothy R. Hor- OW S e tme * . .~ . i l s ~ n I C t ~ : r ~ I ~ ~ C S N ~ n ~ ~ i l ' ; o ~ ) ~ j l ~ : P ~ ! TO FIGHT HIM ~ soloi st with her . * *
7 :45 P. ~ f . - E v c n i n g worship. Ser- . . I'on t heme . " ( ~ o i n g Out and M WComing In," A subject appro- The t ime to protect your t rees and shrubbery * Operating Two Yards Iri at e. t o t he com ing vacat ion against the japanese beetle is before he appears • I
expenences. WIl\ext \Vednesday the usual prayer "sometime in june." By spraying with approved *1
and praise service will he held. mater ia ls now you are . ready to s top him from CYNWYD 700 i Narbe r t h Avenue at th e P . R. R.ext Friday evening the Senior En- * WI
deavor Socie ty wil l hold the ir annual I eating at your expense. We can do t he nece s· *, GREENWOOD 7484
p icni c. Gre at p lans are being made, sary work for you quickly, effectively and • \ C P COOK G I Mthe details of which will he givcn ou t ~ •• ,enera anagerlater. * economically. IA n ~ ~ ~ u ~ ~ ' O ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ f i w ~ ~ d ~ ~ I ' ~ - ~ : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : ~ ~ · ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
\Vynnewood. Pa. W,,' . priority of application Jector , Re\ '. Gibson Bel l M
Sunday. June 9: : .8:00 A. ~ I . - H o l v Communion. I ~ T h e F. A . B A RT L ET T T RE E E X PE R T C OM PAN .
11:00 A. ~ f . - : \ I o r n i n g - praycr andserl11on. M District Office M.
l " . ~ 52MAC d •; T h . e ~ W ! r 1 ontgomery venue, ynwy •~ PHONE : CYNWYD 3200 , .
I , ~ HOME OFFICE: Stamford, Conn.
~ . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I E I E ~ . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~I
~ _ ~ I = = = = = = = = = = = = = : : : ; : ,Al l Sorts °kfl]obbding and AbltleraDtion Work II H. B. WALL
Quic y an Reasona y oneist Church of the E'I'angel Plumbing .:. Heating
W 1 P M· Gas Fitting
Robert E. Keighton, Minis ter. a ter tesen 100 Forest Avenuejune 9: •A . ~ ! . Comhined sen' i ce of the Carpenter {51 Builder 1_-__p ~ o . : _ e : __N_:b:t: ~ 5 : M __ ..
church and school presentingaNN b h A Phones: Day-Narberth 39i3-M. - - - - - - - - - - - - -p ro gr am for Chi ld re n' s Day. 100 • ar er t venue Evening-Narberth 3828·R."The Soul of a. Flower" ~ v i 1 l be I Get a n e s timat e now ont he s to ry t ol d In dramatIc and , , ~ ~ h t b' .p ag ea nt form b)' the children ~ ~ I t a It o f alteratIon fo r
o f t he s choo l. There will also I l your homehe t he ded ic at ion of children .and the observance of bapti sm. W ATe H
:45 P. ~ L - E v e n i n A ' wor sh ip . Ser 1110n. "Another ]I,[ i I es t 0 n I.
Passed." This is our annuals en 'i ce o f r ecogni ti on to t ho seoi our young people who grad- t
uate fr0111 schools and colleges.
a \ · . lune 12:8:00 ! : ' ~ ~ ! . " " : " P r a y ~ r s ~ ; v i c e . Topic,( .oods vs. ( .ood.
Saturday, June 15. We annual picic of t he Chu rc h S cho ol. \Ve sh all
a t t he chu rch a t 10 A. M.
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23c
50c
15 c
35 c
19 c
25c
FRIENDLY
Fresh E"ery Day
can,can, 17c; 3 cans,
4bars,2 large pkgs.,
2 pkgs.,lb.,
WHITE EGGS50c dozen
SNUG HARBOR FARM
Drives constructed for private estates,
real estate developments, parks, cemeteries, industrial establishments, etc.
Road repairing alzd resurfacing
BITUMINOUS CONCRETE
Henja_in -=08 te r £ 0 .20th & Venango Streets PHILADELPHIA
Sagamore 7600BENJAMIN FOSTER JOHN A. DUROSS
rOSTERrRQAPs
SHREDDED
WHEAT
2 pkgs., 19c
CO-OPERATION CUTS COSTS
WEDNESDAY HALF-HOLIDAYS
During June, July and August Store Will Be Closed E'Very
Wednesday at 1 P. M.
COTTER'S MARKET
Where Narberth Buys Its Food.
We Deliyer from City Line to Bryn Mawr.
Cotter's Market
It Mus t Be the Best
Truly America's FinestQUAKER SWEET
CREAMBUTTER57c lb.
"Ardmore's Oldest Radio Store"
22 ARDMORE AVENUEArdmore
PHONE-ARDMORE 2927
CONVENIENT
IN THIS LIST WE ARE GIVING YOU LOW PRICES on best grades of Merchandise
which, together with our prompt service, should induce you to send us your entire weekly requirements.
MAJESTICSales {51 Ser"ice
P r ~ s t n l Ihis a d , , ~ r l i s t m ~ n l in p ~ , s o "and R ~ c t i , , ~ a Radio Log Book
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 4 cans, 25c
CHIPSO-Makes Suds Without Work large pkg., 20e
YOLO SOUR or DILL PICKLES quart-jar, 29c
Blue Ribbon, Easton's or Schlorer's MAYONNAISE jar, 21c
KRAFT ttKAY" CHEESE jar, 23c
BORIS SWEET WRINKLED PEAS 2 cans, 25cFRANCO-AMERICAN SPAGHETTI 2 cans, 23c·
BOOTHS PALE DRY GINGER ALE qt.-bot., 25c
Highest Grades of City Dressed Meats
~ : ~ I ~ ~ F L ~ ~ U I . ~ E tb 49c : ~ ~ : ~ ~ ~ i V E BEEF tb 38c to 50 c
~ ~ R ~ ~ ~ D t : ~ B O ~ .. ~ ~ ~ ~ . ~ ~ ~ tb 3BC ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ L ~ ~ C K E N S .. 4Bc
RINSO SOAP POWDER large pkg., 23c
RITTER'S BEANS, PORK and TOMATOSAUCE, 3 cans, 25c
IMPERATOR FANCY RICE large pkg., 10e
WILBUR'S COCOA ~ - l b . can, 19cPARKE'S PURE EXTRACT VANILLA large bot., 25c
CIDER VINEGAR, 50-grain qt.-bot., 18cSILVER FLOSS SOUR KRAUT large can, 17c'
I X L TOMATOES, Red Ripe 2 cans, 25c
Tetley's Green Label India Ceylon Tea ~ - l b . pkg., 23cLIBBY APPLE BUTTER tall can., 15c
TIMELY HINTS
ALL GOLD SLICED PINEAPPLE-SpecialMYRTLE PINK SALMONP. & G. WHITE NAPTHA SOAPBRILLo-Makes everything spick and spanMORTON'S FREE-RUNNING SALT-Plain or IodizedIVINS' MILK AND HONEY COOKIES-Special
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.Words
cant describe i t
Phone NARBERTH 4182
She c ar ri ed a s howe r bouquet o f whi te PHILIPS Iroses and sweet peas. He r s is te r, Miss Dorothy Elizabe th Phi lips , th ree-year -Lois Caldwel1, wa s maid of h on or , an d old d au gh te r of Mr . a nd Mr s. R. W.wor e a g ow n of flowered chif fon. S he P hi li ps. o f 509 Ess ex Avenue, d ie dcar r ied lavender sweet peas and ye l10w Tuesday , June 4. The funeral was heldd ai si es . M r. Harry Watts, o f Buf fa lo , f rom the hou se at 2 P. M., Thursday,was best man for his brother. with interment private.
Upon t heir ret urn from a wedding !J.! ! !- ! i i ! ! ! i ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! o ~ ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! i - ! i o ! ! t ! ! i . - - r i j ! ! - , ! ! ,t ri p, M r. a nd Mrs . Watt will live at 109 i -- - -10na Avcnue. I
None of the beneficial, tasty in
gredients are eliminated by t heuse of chemicals.
The HORNUNGmethod brews
REAL BEER to conformwith
present day legal requirements.
A t al l Grocery an dDelicate••en Store.
or
Phone, Radcliff5228
for Delivery Direct from the Brewery
REAL RADIO VALVES
NARBERTH ELECTRIC SHOP
Steinite all-electric complete wit h t ubes and speaker. . .• $85
Atwater Kent all-electric complete wi th dynamic speakerand tubes . ......................• $115
Crosley 8-tube console with dynamic speaker and tubes.. $115
Brunswick combination radio and phonograph completewith tubes ....................................• $295
Specia l 9- tube Howard combination r ad io a nd phono-graph wi th dynamic speaker . . . . . . .• $225
$330 Amard complete with dynamic speaker, beautifulcabinet $185
BREWED as in PRE-WAR DA YS
WHITE BOCK retains all the Qualities
which made it Philadelphia'sMost Famous Brew.
SHOOR-TRED
BAREFOOTSAN DA l S SPECIAL
$295
Al l sizes up to .2
M A I L AN D ' P H ON E ORDERS FIL L ED
The famous health-building Shoor-Tred 1/double.wear"
sandals, with soh Elk uppers, in t an or smoked shades.
Built over live leather soles, nourished with vital oils by a
new tanning proc:ess, to make them pliable as a glove ,
and damp-proof. An unusual pric:e for such qua li ty .
1308-10 CHESTNUT STREET ·1230MARkET STREET
1 E. LANCASTER AVENUE, ARDMORE
WA TTS -CA LDWE LL
241 Haverford Avenue
Council MondayThe June meeting of t he Bo rough
Council wil l take place :Monday eve·
ning at Elm Hal1. 8 o'clock.
I HAVE
CHA8. F. EBERT
JobbingCarpenter'
Pbone: NARBERTH 4129103 Dudley Avenue
For the Graduateand June Bride
clients interested inp u r c ~ a s i n g propert ies in Narberth, iffa irly priced. Ca ll
J. RaymondS HAR P
750 Drexel Bldg., Phila.PHONE: LOMBARD 7936
or NARBERTH 4178
WHEN'YOUR tARW O ~ t T \\ORK,WEWill!
Automobile repairworkan d brake service is ou rj ob a nd if you will takeou r customers' word for
i t we. . . know
ourbusi-.nA a UNllCG Iless.
Station GarageA. HORVATH
Essex and Haverford Aves
All F1rt1t·.,Ia.. Mak" . o f Badlo.
on !lal" at R " d U l ~ Prl.,...
Results at a GlanceNarherth. n; Philco Arrows. 1.l\Iitdlell A. C .• 7; Narberth, 6 (Memorial D a ~ · . morning' game)
Narberth. s; B e r w ~ ' n , 6 ( :II. L.
I.eague)
Narherth. 10; Brookline. j OIL L.J.eague)Havana Red Sox. 4; Narberth 1.Clenrview, 8; Narberth, O.
A MATCHLESS
CUNNINGHAM
GRAND PIANO.Mad e i n Philadelphia
THE j (r ea t" st P la no v al ue InAme rl en . : ll ade i n Philadelphiaand 8uhl t o t he ho me d ir ec t.
sa "Ing ~ ' o u 2:; to 30 per cent . thedealer ' s and Inbetween prollts. Easyterms It d'·Klred.
I t Pay. to Think!
CUNNINGHAMPIANO CO.1312·14 Cb•• tnut St.PHILADELPHIA·
OPEN EVENING8
The marr iage of Miss Helen Caldwcl l,
Idaugh te r o f Mrs . J ohn A. Caldwel1. ofBy John Uberti 1122 E lmwood Avenue. t o Mr. Geo rg e
Thc Clcan ·ic\ \· n ine had a c lear v icw IRaymond \Vat ts . a lso of Elmwood Ave-f thc entire situation in \Vedncsday's Inuc, took placc \Vcdnesday . a f ~ e r n o o n ato . . 3 :30 at t hc home o f t he b ri de smother.twilight gamc and amasscd elcvcn s oh d The Rev. Lloyd Y. Graham and Rev.h it s t o win over thc Xarberth Clu b J ohn Va n ~ c s s ~ f f i c i a t e d . . The bridc,via thc shutout route bv the widc mar- who was gIVen 1!1 marrl agc by her• • _ T" .' brother, Mr. J. BaIrd Caldwel l. wore a
gill of eIght runs. \\ Jth thc except Ion whi te s ilk dress . made with long s leeves .o f Heckl c. who s ing led in the third ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ~. ............. ~ ~ ~ ~ . ~ ......... .............. . . . - . . . ~and stole second. thc DaVIS men nevcr lfelt t hc g lo ry o f p as si ng t he keystonc HOWARD C. FRITSCHs ta ti on . T he . d e i ~ a t .was .charged. to l Justice of the PeaceRalcigh. makll1g It hIS tlmd straight t REAL ESTATEfor the season.. 1 Fire Insurance-Best Companies
\Vith Hcil and Hol st cl ll o n t hc l an es \ Phone 4IWO.W 215 Sando r " A...e.in the f if th , Coppl c c amc t o bat and ~ . . - . . . - - . . - . . - . - . __ - . - . - . . - - .__ ...r ocked t hc bal l in to t Il l' trecs in c en - .. . ..
tre for a home rnn, pu tt i ng t he s co reto its final standing. ~ anager Davis
withdrew ~ ulligan in t he t hi rd framcwhen his error proved fatal t o t hc local c au se , a nd R al ei gh f ol lowe d h is
footsteps in thc following inning, when
Graham wcnt to t he r es cu e o nl y t ofall a s d ra st i ca ly in t he attcmpt.Narberth-Powell , 2b. ; Heckle, If.;
Cur vi n. r f.; B ab b, 3b .; Thomas. d. ;11ulligan, ss.; Blcssing, 1b.; Young. c.;Raleigh, p.; Richardson, 55.; Graham, p.
Score by innings :Clearview 04 0 0 1 ;l 0 0 0- 8
Narberth 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0- 0
Mulligan and Raleigh Retired as
Narberth Is Shutout by
Score o f 8 ·0 .
I
Cleaview AppliesWhitewash to Locals
