Our Town October 1, 1927

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PRICE, THREE CENTSBOARD OF TRADE, IN FIRST MEETING

"Cr ed it " w as t he topic at thefirst fall meeting of the arberthBoard of Trade, held \ ~ ednesdaynight at t he B ry nwo od M an orTrill. Despite the very smal l at-,tendance, t he re was a great dealof discussion , a nd much i nt er es tin the words of r:he speaker:-.The pr incipal speaker was AN. Rickards. \ former pres iden t ofthe Philadelphia Association ofCredit Men and ffl r manv yearsin charge of ' c redit work" io'r theH. K. 111 n!iord Company.

~ I r . Rickards ga\'e a picture ofthe national handling of whole-,sale credit. He t ol d h is hearersof the work of the national assoc ia tion in speeding up collections, det ec ti ng and p r o s e c u t i n ~ 'dead beats , and prot ec ti ng the iliterests o f i ts members.In speaking more broad ly of thegeneral credit situation. }! r.Rickards placed the blame for apart of t he present lax conditionat the door of b us ine ss me n ingeneral. ' 'It is an injustice to aman." he s ai d. "t o extend creditand encourage purchases beyondhis means."Prompt payment and co1lectiollof accounts , the speaker s ai d. i sa s ti mu lus to business. Thepr om pt accounts produce thegreatest bus iness . and eniorl:emcnt of pr omp t p aymen t doesnot drive away business. This,h e t ol d. h as b een f ou nd to be theexperience in many wholesalehouses. ami appl ies equal ly we1lto retail businesses.After 1'11'. Rickards' talk, thesubj ec t was brought up of cooperation among Main Line busin es s men a nd t ra de associations,to def ea t the " fl y b y night " whomoves from town to town, lea\'ingbehind him a trail of bill:- andbad checks.1\J. P. Burl ingame, president ofthe Brvn Mawr Business l\ssociat ion . s jloke b rief ly o f t he exper iences of his club. a nd war ne dagainst the ditliculties to be met inat tempting to install anything resembling a national credit bureauin the 1\1a in Line:He offered however, to cooperation of t he Brvn 1\lawr business men in wQI:king Ollt theproblems faced hy all retail merchants today-protection from thesmall element in the populace whoprey on storekeepers and servicemen.Rep or ts o f the work of theofficers dur ing t he summe r \verereac!. Ralph S. Dunne report ed neprogress on the part o f t he railroad towards a new station. Roadsigns and membership probl emswere discussed Joseph Gallowayand Edward F. Tietz , proprietorsof the Narbe rt h Pas tr y Shop.were admitted to membership.A repor t was made On t heg i ft t o

the Fourth of July Committee toclear up its deficit, and a letterfrom Chairman Harry A. Simpson, t ha nk in g t he board, wasreac!. 'FURTHER ACKNOWLEDG

MENTS1'he committee in cha rge of theFirem en's Carnival made th eusua l number of inevitable omiss io ns i n l is ti ng the donat ions tothe affair. Further acknowledgments, omit ted from l as t week' slist, areTo \hite's Sweet shop for thegift o f o ver five gallons of icecream, and for supplying theconesat cost.To the General Baking Company for 10 dozen rolls.To the Brilliant ManufacturingCompany for the large sign.To t he Montgomery Bus Company f or a $10 g if t, and to AdelizziBrothers for t he donat ion of a $.3gold piece. The Narberth Plumb

ing and Heating Company alsocontributed one o f t he prizes.BAKE SALE

On Saturday morning, October15, there will be a ca ke sale i n Mr.Dando's store b y t he Ladies' AidSociety of the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. Pies, cakes, Dutchcakes and crullers will be sold.

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SPEAKS OF BELGIUM I MEET TEACHERDelegate to C o ~ o n Tel ls R ot ar y M ot he rs ' Counc il P lans for Octoberof Ost(;nd. Meeting.Harry Shenton, member of the On \Yednesday afternoon, Sep-Philadelphia Rotary Club, gave the tember 28, a small but enthusiasBala-C:>:nwyd-Narberth Club Tu.es- tic group of mothers of the Sixthday a t ItS weekly luncheon meetl1lg ,. .a very vivid descr ip tion of t he i n- Grade chIldren n ~ e t MISS Hayes,ternational convention at Ostend. the new teacher, 111 her classroomFeatures of h is talk were the p rob- and discussed ways in which bothlems encountered by the delegates could be of mutual help. A iterbecause of the var ious languages r ~ f r e s h m e n ! s were served b:>: M.rs.spoken by the Rota rian s f rom many Na sh , c ha Irman ?f HospItalItycountries who a tt en de d t he con- and her comnuttee of theclave. He painted an amusing word- ~ o t h e r s ' C o u n ~ i l , the'mothers repicture of the cross-Channel flight tunle? home WIth a better u n d ~ r from Paris to London. standmg ,of the problems of pupIlsVisitors .from Ardmore at the and teacher. This meeting is themeeting were Harry Rickabaugh first of a s er ie s o f mee ti ng s f orand Harry Florey. 'Next week's the m oth er s o f ~ a c h grade inmeeting will be in the evening, and scho?1 to ! 1 1 e , ~ t . WIth t he t eache rwill b in charge of the business to d l s c u s ~ ml1lvldu?-1 problems.methods committee, of which Ralph On Fnday e;e11lng, . S e p ~ e m b e rS . Dun ne of Narbe rth i s cha ir - 30, the Mothers CouncIl WIll holdman .. . A;thtir F r e e m a ~ , General i ts a nnua l G et A cqua in te d party

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The \'loman's Foreign Missionary Soc ie ty o f the M. E.Chu rc h will meet on l \1ondav,October 3, at 2.30 P. M. at tIlehome o f M rs . Cha rl es Harnden,Moreno road.

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FORM ASSOCIATIONA group of Main Line coal dealers, meet ing Wednesday in theNarberth Coal Company huilding,voted to form an association to beknown as the Main Line Coal Exchange.

LEGIONETTES MEETThe regular mon.thly m ~ ~ t i n gof the American LegIOn AtlJohary,

Harold D. Speakman Pos!, N.o.:35Ii, was held Tuesday evenmg 10the Legion room of the Communi ty Bui ld in g. An interesting repor t o f the State Convention heldin Yo rk was given by t he del egates who attended. The local unitwas aga in honored in receiving agold citat ion for meri torious service during t he p as t yea:r. Plansare being made to contl l1ue thevisits to hospital No. 49, Twentyfourth and Gray's Ferry road,during the coming year.The aux il ia ry w il l hold a homebake, Saturday October 1, inDando's Store. Home made cake,pies, bread, candy, relish and baked bea ns will b e on sale.

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REGENT TO VISiTMrs. N. Howland Brown , ofNorristown, State Regent of theD. A. R, will visit the Dr. Benjamin Rush chapter, of Narberth,at its stated meeting and luncheonat the Brynwood Manor InnSaturday, October 8, at 11 A. M.Every member has been urgedto be p re se nt , as M rs . B rown hasexpre ssed a des ire to meet eachone personal ly. She will g iv ean address at t he luncheon. Nonmembers of the D. A. R. havt:been espec ia ll y inv it ed to attendthis meeting, making resen"ationsat once through Mrs. \V. R.O'Sullivan.

'rhe playground is proving itself an extraordinary asset and wehear t he Ma in L in e generally isclassing it as one o f the chief attractions of t he d is tr ic t. GeorgeSuplee, the man of multitudinoust asks , i s ent it led to a great deal ofcredit for the present splendidcondi ti on of the p lo t and we arehopeful that he will soon ge ta round t o covering up in s om eway o r other, the rather economical building which intrudes i tselfon the whole pretty scheme. Andwh ile we ar e o n th e s ub je ct , wewonder if a g or geo us array offlowers could not be started onthe r ai lr oa d bank, a ff or di ng abackground of bewildering beautyfor the sweeping sward in front.'I'his should be an ambitionworthy of \Vohlert's best.TH E SPECTATOR.

tion of the fact that one goes to 'THE FIRESIDE Narberth avenue after summer-. the movies for more than the pic- - ing at Cape May.ture itself and the i rr es is ti bl e e n- Jos eph W. Prager, of 112 Essex I The Ralph L . Rankin family, ofavenue; a student at the Carnegie 318 Chestnut avenu.e, have re.-vironment which careful planning d fInsti tute of Technology, has been t ~ r n e rom a v a c a t ~ o n spent 111can accompl ish goes a long way d Id f tl d t" . Northern Pennsylvanta.towards overcoming the effect of nadme as lea fO h l ~ ' T a h ~ e l r 1 , ~ J O t h g , I Several Narberth b oys wer e. an treasurer 0 t e 1st e, e 1 b f h L Mt he t awdry films which almost . among he mem .ers.o t e . .outnumber the worthwhile presen- annual ,Year book p u ~ l t s h e d ~ football team JOvlted to thet at io ns . A proper sense of repose !he JUntOI' class. He IS a Junt ?r Egyptian Theater last Saturdayand comfort and charm is certain- 111 t l ~ e department of Commercial night after their victory over BerIy a valuabl e fac to r in sel li ng the ~ n g l O ~ e n n g of the College of En- wyn.tickets and let us hope that the g l l 1 e e r l l 1 ~ . .' I Friends o f M r. a nd :Mrs. E. C.decorat ions and equipment of o il r .Mrs . Douglas C. Mmer e ~ t e r - Stackhouse, of 227 Price r o ~ d ,own n ew s how place will be o f t amed at a luncheon . and bridge g av e t hem a del ight fu l surpr isethe same high order as that which T t ~ e s d a y a ft ernoon m hC?nor of last Tuesday evening on t he o cthe Bala folks a re now enjoy ing. MISS Anna But le r, o f \VlOthrop , cas ion of the ir wedding anniverArdmore als o has a won der ful M ~ s s . Those present were. ~ r s . sa ry . Those present included Mr.house of excellent proportions and W'.VIllFthrop B e r b Y \ V ~ : S . ~ 1 1 I : ~ m a nd Mr s. A. Van Hosen, Mr. E.unusual harmony, bu t farther up . retz, 'rs. 'I . lam ur )111, IG. Otto, Mr. and Mrs. O. B.the line the folks must be in great Mrs. A. Perry Redifer , Jr ., Mrs. , Johnson, Mrs. \V. Taylor, ofI th r l td Horace T. Smedley and Mrs . Pittsburgh' Mr and Mr s Alberta g o n ~ ~ len te Ig l S go ~ a n Ph il ip Cog le y, of Counci l Bl uf fs , IRipper and nepilew Mr a'nd Mrsrevea ld mhOS gruesdo!'"le 01 glew-f Ia. Miss Butler is the house A R Eisman M i ~ s L ~ u i s e E i s ~rraws an t e most Ia )0 Ica 0 f M S 1 L . d ., ,~ o l o r combinations. g u e s ~ 0 rs. amue a i r . . man and Mr. and Mrs. R. R.MISS Relel) Hoffman, of \Vwd- Murray.SOl' av enu e, will leav e n ext week Mr. A. C. Compton and familyfor Nat iona l Park Seminary for were the week-end guests of Dr.her second year. and Mrs. John H. Davis, of AvonMrs. Ida Chambley, of Elm ro ad at their cottage at Beacht er race , l ef t l as t week for Belgi - H a v ~ n . .um for an extended visit with her Joseph Snyde r and Bob Pattenson a nd daugh te r- in -l aw , Mr . a nd have r et ur ne d t o the UnitedMrs. Joseph Chambley, who have States Naval Academy at Annap-b een l iv in g t he re f or some time . o li s f or t he ir s econd yea r' s wor k.Mrs. Lee Squier returned to Mrs. William Shoemaker, ofher home on Grayl ing avenue l as t Ohio, was the guest of Mrs.week after an ext ended tour of Robert H. Durhin, of 231 Norththe \Vest by motor and train. Narherth avenue, last week.l\Iiss Bet ty Otto, of Grayl ingavenue, is visi ting friends in Altoona this week-end.S idne y Smi th , of Me ri on , w asamong those at the Penn Freshman Camp at Green Lane, Pa. ,last week-end.J ac k \ "' al sh , of 418 Woodsideavenue. has enrol led in the SanDiego Army and Navy Academyat Pac if ic Beach , Cal if . Mrs . C.E. Walsh and her daughte r areliving at Pasadena, Calif.1\[1'. and Mrs. \V. R. Knaue r, o f223 Lantwyn lane, enterta inedMrs. Knauer's mother. sister andbrother-in-law from Altoona lastweek.Mrs. A. E. Turner and daugh-ter, Jeanette M. Turner, of 315\Voodside avenue, a re spend ingtwo weeks a t the Suplee cottageat Ocean City.Mr. H. L. Wolehling and fami ly, of 401 Woodside avenue, havereturned from their summer vacation.Mr. and Mrs. F. 'vV. B. Humesand Miss Marion Humes have returned to their home on Sou th

or influence of any value. It wasfor such folks that the state of innoCUOUS desuetl1de w.as 'created.There should in dee d b e s om ep;aces in this grand land, however,where a real democracy couldhave i ts fullest f ling, whe;e a p re cious citizenship as possessed byaverage men and women couldattain its greatest hei gh ts a ndwhere t he re would be an unretricted opportunity t o p ay tributeto the cardinal principles underwhich this republic took form andwhich, accompanied by spiritedmotives, were calculated to raisehumanity t o lof ty estate, a fi tt inganswer as to what is the use ofheing a man. No patriot can feelc ont en t w it h t he fearful mediocrity which a f laun ti ng b ignesshas produced in Ameri ca , and ifwe truly seek to be of service toour generat ion and posterity wesha ll be steadfast against furtherravages of the same kind, even if,for the moment, we seem to beoverstating what might appear tobe very ordinary circumstances.

* * *It might illuminate one part ofthe point we a re t ry in g t o makeif we refer to the kibosh whichour Republican potentates recently tr ied to put o n the candidacy ofDemocrat Ed Hawes, but whichapparently didn't mea n a thing tothe voter s, i n v iew of the howlingmajor ity they gave their excellent friend and neighbor.* * *V\,'hen the advertisements pro-claimed the advent o f th e Egyptian Theater, it was though t bymany. at first glance, thatour ownt emple of the silent drama wasbeing dubbed with rather a curious cogomen, and w e w er e notat all sure that we were pleasedwith this suggestion of the streetsof Cairo. 'vVhen y ou g o over toBala , however, y ou a re l ikely tothink more kindly o f t he name ofthe new theater, and the more appreci at ive you a re of things finelydone, t he more generous w il l beyour praise of the exquisite affectswhich have been. achieved in thisnew movie palace. There is notan incongruous note in the wholeplan of beaut iful decorat ions andthe main motif i s preserveM,Egyptian from first to last, witha rare and infinite capacity for lietail.It IS very apparen t that thiscostly arrangement is a r ec ogni -

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HERE AND HEREABOUTS

The very essence of Americanprocedure is representative government and with no desire towax ponderous or academic, wecan assert that we wou ld b e maki ng a rea l contribution t o an exa lt ed nat iona l spi ri t if we con tinuedour little dynasty even if it costus individual ly a great deal morethan it does.~ l e n can pick and choose wherethey desire to live. T he y m ayprefer to locate in big cities, whereadministrators are hand-pickedand where civil affairs are conducted for the sole purpose of perpetuating a political organization.They may also elect to li ve i nisolated cou!1trysides, where community life is a negl igible thingand where their only contact withstrange public offidals comes withthe payment oi their tax bills.1'hey are quite content to remainaloof from matters which pertainto the general welfare and theymaintain a smug self-complacencyregarding e v ~ r y t h i n g outside oft)leir own sphere of activity. Theydo not agree t ha t t he privilege ofcitizenship is accumpanied by anaccountability, or if they do theymight properly say that they aretoo far removed f rom the cen te rof things to m ak e their interest

And now comes our astutefriend, C. P. Cook, to say thatthis borough business is all wrongand that it behooves us to absolveourselves from our rank selfishness and hie back to th e townshipwhence we spr ung. He claimswe will s av e s ome money if wedo, but he also says we a re duckin g s om e bills we ought to pay,and that makes i t rather perplexing to determine just where wewould get off if the plan suggestedcame to pass.It wil l h av e to b e assumed thatMr. Cook's part icular interest inthe matter pertains to his capacitya s a sub st an ti al taxpayer to theborough exchequer, as he l ives inthe township. To the rest o f u s,Narherth i s home, with all whichthat implies, and \ ~ h e n we discussour home and our life, we mustneeds give heed to more t han t hef inancial aspect of the case. \Vet hink wea re onso li d ground whenwe conte3t the merger of the smaller . compact place with the big,struggling outlands.

~ Saturday, October 1, 1927

A CO-OPERATIVE coMMUNITYNEWSPAPER

PUbllShed bY theLIVINGSTON PUBLISHING 00 .PHILIP ATLEE LIVINGSTON, EdltorTHOMAS A. ELWOOD. ABa't BdltorOffice, 258 Haverford AvenueNarberth 2645SUBSCRIPTION PRIOKon e Dollar and Fi ft y Cents Per Year IIIAdvance

PROTESTS ROWDYISMT o t he Editor, Our Town :Through the columns of "Our

Town" I wou ld l ik e to register acomplaint.There s eems t o b e a m isunde rstanding on the part of some boysliving near the Lutheran Church.\Ve wer e c ha gr in ed a bo ut t woweeks a go to find our bulletinhoard thrown O\'er the glasshroken. The rea r space that wasused during the summer monthsas the place of meeting for thecommunity o pe n a ir s er vi ces isnow being cut up by hoys playingfoo thal l on i t. The cl imax camelast Sunday. During the Sundayschool servi ce we were moles tedhy boys coming' t o t he door andyell ing into the building. Againat the church serdc:e the same disturbance, however, to an increased degree, occurred.There is a heavy penal ty connected with a convict ion for thecrime of molesting any l awfu l rel ig io us mee ti ng . \Ve hope thisnote wil l come to the ears of thoseboys or parents and that this wille nd t he matter.CLETUS A. SENFT.

Entered as second class matter, october Iii,1914. at the Post Office at Narberth, P, lIIldert h Act of March 3. 1819.

Founded in 1914 by the NarberthCivic Association and Published everySaturday at Narberth, Pa.

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The Narberth American Legion Building &- Loan Ass'n OFFERS ITS ,"

EIGHTEENTH SERIESTO BE OPENED

Tuesday Evening, October 4th, From Seven to Nine NARBERTH COAL COMPANY OFFICE ..

'.Assets over $250,000Single Shares $1 per ,1\1:onth - Entrance Fee 25c

Profit 8.7% Single and Double SharesDouble Shares $2 per Month Entrance Fee SOc.

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OFFICERSPresident, Alexander C. Shand, Jr.Vice-PreBiclent,l.adore A. Miller

Secretary, Harry A. SimpsonTreasurer, Horace T. Smedley

Solicitor, WaltBr M. Burkhardt, Esq.DIRECTORS

Edward DavisMaurice B. DuMaraisRalph S. DunneWilliamFowlerHarry A. Jacobs

J. L. McCreryCarl B. MetzgerI. A. MillerJohn A. Mowrer, Jr.Henry T. NQJlh, Jr.

Meets First Tuesday of Each Month-7 to 9 o'clock

A. C. Shand, Jr.Harry A. SimpsonJohn B. WineHorace T. SmedleyFletcher W. Stites . ~

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ARDMORE 1890

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(Walter Roser)Phone, Narberth 3772

CANDIES

Is always at your service withan at tract ive and unique line ofGifts, Cards, Tallys and Candles.Antiques and Reproductions,Picture Framing and Circulating Libra ry.Phone: Narberth 2882

To Suit All TastesReymer's, Bunte 'sSchrall't'sIn theESSEXKANDY KOUNTR107 ESSEX AVENUE

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Phone Orders Promptly Del.lvered.NARBERTH 3971

No lock could uc safer! One turn of the key locksboth ignition and steering wheel. But merelyturningoff the ignition does not lock the wheel. You mayshut off the engine and coast, if you like, and stillhave your car under perfect control.And no.Jock could be moreconvenient! It is illuminated and located within easy reach, where the steering colunln meets the dash.The Buick double-lock is an exclusive Buick feature- o n e of many important refinements whichcharacterize Buick for 1928.

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Also First-Run News Events, Comedies, etc.

WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, OCT. 5 and 6Richard Dix in "QUICKSANDS"

FRIDAY and SATURDAY, OCT. 7 and 8DouglasMcLean in "SOFTCUSHIONS"

FRIDAY and SATURDAY, SEPT. 30, and OCT. 1Ken Maynard in 'THE OVERLAND STAGE"

Frederick Hermann1632 Land Title Building, PhiladelphiaReal Estate and Mortgage Broker

Attractions lor Week 01 Oct. 3dMONDAY and TUESDAY, OCT. 3 and 4

Colleen Moore in "ORCHIDS AND ERMINE"

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FOR SALE OR RENT419429431 Church LaneYeadon, Delaware Co., Pa.Apartments with garages, and stores, suitable for millinery, haberdasher, hardware ortailor shops. New,prosperous location.

Phonc : Narber th 2510 and 3771-W

URBAN REALTY CORP.Fredk. Hermann, Pres.1632 Land Title Bldg., Phila., Pa.

Elm Gift andHemstitching ShopBeaded Bags and Bags ofAl l Killds Repaired.Beads Restrung242 Haverford Avenue

Miss Zentmayer'sKINDERGARTENWill Open October 3rd 1927125 Windsor Avenue, Narberth

s. P. Frankenfield SonsFUNERAL DIRECTORS

This Beautiful Heaterlor YOUR Fireplace

115 ACRESIn section ripe for development.near stores, churches. business,railwaystation. Priced at $15,000.Must set tl e estate. Wri te now.

Pu t the Wellbach No. !17 in ,.our fireplace. You will ha"e Dotonl,. an added decorative u ni t i n , .ou r room b ut a n ever read,.lource of lunUke, odorless heat. It will give youinstant, glowingwarmth at a moment'. notice witb DO fuel to carry norashes tocl r awa,..Welabacb warmth Is radiant gal heat at its best . the product ofo"er thirty 78an'Itudy.nd experience on tilepart ofthe WelsbachCOmpan,..We oer a complete line of these fine beaters-severaloth.r sttractiva fireplace modele al well 8S a number of ImaUerportabla tIP... W. will be glad to show them to you.PHILADELPHIA SUBURBAN-COUNTIES GASand ELECTRIC COMPANYArdmore 3500 Bryn Mawr 327 Wayne 47Hilltop 233 Upper Darby, Boulevard 1600

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WAS COOL AND DRYWeek's Main Line Weather.

When the thermometcr fell to 41 deg re es Sunday, t he Mai n L ine exper ie nc ed t he l owes t t empe ra tu re s in ceMay, according to Wcather ObservorCharles J. A. Decker, of Narberth, inhis weekly report. The highest temp e r a ~ u r e fo r t he week was 58 degrees.This m'l'1th's t e m " e r a t t l r ' ~ d"licit:'l1C'v :sonly 15 degrees, however, as comparedwith last year's deficiency . f 30 degrees.The bar omet er was h igh a ll week .According to theweatherman's recordsit registered 30.38 steadil.l'. No rainfal l was repor ted, making thi s one ofth e d ry es t weeks ( up t o Wednesdaynight) of the season.

Racers Fined]nspired b y t he a ir racers o r b yt he th ro ug hb re ds o n t he I-Ian'ede Grace tra ck tw o motoristsrisked their lives and t ho se o ft he ir passenger s for a friendlyrace t hr ou gh t he q ui et Nar be rt hs tr ee t s l as t Thursday afternoon.Albert E . Newman. J r. , of Radnor,drivinCY his f at her 's car on \Voodbine a;enue was evidently racing acar d ri ve n by S to ll Titus, of Narberth. As they s pe d a lo ng therear wheels coll ided an d forcedT it us ' c ar i nt o a tel ephone pole.Edwin Palsir. of Brvn I\Jawr, andDominic Giulian, o ( ~ a r b e r t h , ridi ng in Newman's car,. were injuredand wer e t re at ed on the spot byDr. Denman, of Narber th . Bo thdrivers were ar res ted ; Newmanwas finedfor reckless driving, andTitus was discharged.

MANY STUDENTSAll r ec or ds for undergraduateenrollment a t H av er fo rd werebroken th is year, when a t ot al o f272 men were enrolled in t he fou rclasses. This exceeds l ast year ' smark by 17 and approaches th el imi t o f 300, se t last year by President \V. \V. Comfort . Officials ofthe college haye announced thatt hey i nt end to mak e a n iilcreaseapproximately as large as that oft hi s y ea r in the enrollment eachyear, until the maximum limit is

reached.At p resen t t here are nine graduate students, one exchange student, 52 seniors, 61 juniors, 72sophomores and 77 freshmen enroIled, as compared with fourg raduat e s t udent s, one exchangestudent, 39 seniors. 56 juniors, 74sophomores and 81 freshmen lastyear. From this comparison it isapparent that the a im t o keep th efou r c la ss es a s n ea rl y equal aspossible, s ta ted l as t year by th eOffice , is being at tained.

Organization of the huge corps of'iolullteers who will seek the supportcl eYery resident of metropolitanPhiladelphia in the : -cven th annua lcampa ign of the \ Y e 1 ~ a r e Federation, is now being rapidly completed. The campaign opens October24, and will continue unti l November 4.The Federation campaign worke rs . e ach c on tr ib ut in g h is or hertime and effort without remunerat ion t hi s year number more than4 men and women. The e l 1 t i ~ eorganization is composed of 14 d ivisions. covering' the entire city anda large suburba-n territory reachingfar into Delaware county, outalong the lvlai ll L ine, and way u pin the n or th ea st a nd O ld Yorkroad section.Each of t he 14 dh' is ions i s headed b y a vohmteer chairman, manyof whom have been identified withthe \Ye1fare Federation enterprise

for several years. Each of the sed iv is ions is d iv ided into d is tr ic ts ,with a cha irman for each district.Each distric t organization again issu bd i vi de d i nt o t eams, s ev er al i none and as many as a dozen inother s, wi th a ca pt ai n for eachteam. Ten workers make up ateam.l ~ n d e r the inspiring leadershipo f Edward Hopkinson, Jr., the volunteer campaign director, a nd J ayM. Kvle, t he Federation campaignmanager , t he entire campa ign i snow virtual ly prepared to broadcas t the appea l annually made f ~ ) 1 'the maintenance of the 128 hospitals, day nurseries . set tlements ,homes f or t he needy, the aged, theblind and other organizations inc lu ded in t he Federation membership. The goal 0 f the cam paig nthi,; year will be approximately $3,25 0 ,000, a f ig ur e l ar ge r t ha n t ha t

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J. E. KUNKEL

BOOKS FOR CHILDREN

THE MANMONEY BUTSAVE MONEY IS AN EXAMPLE OF INTELLECTWITHOUT I N T E L L I G E N C E ~

PUMPKIN PIES-made f rom t he n ew Fa l l pumpk i n s.HOME-made , de l ic i ous p i es .

Order yours NOWARCADIA RESTAURANTPhone, Narberth 3799Haverford Avenue, Narberth

Kunkel Combustion System-sold, installed and gua ranteed by Kunkel, Burns buckwheat coal-saves % yourfuel cost-controls temperature in your home automatically. See demonstration in our show room863d and Market.

Swo rnEvery ton of coal that leaves our yards not onlyis the finest Lehigh Valley anthracite, carefullyscreened and selected, but must weigh 2240pounds. Sworn weighers weigh each truckloadon tested Fai rbanks scales . These sca les aret aken out and rebui lt and adjus ted once eachyear to insure absolute accuracy. Once eachmonth the scales are carefully inspected by t heF a i ~ b a n k s Company. Our guarantee of 2240poundsper ton meansa full, square ton in everysense. Compare our pricelil.

EVERY TIRE IS BACKEDBy a Definite Mileage GuaranteeEvery t i re we sell you, Mr. Car Owner,carries a definite mileage guarantee. Rightnow, when most manufacturers have withdrawn their guarantees, ours is importantto you. We stand back of this, and thetires we sell you mus t make good or wewill.

Wea r e agent s for : Duva l -Rand, 10,000 miles;Cub Cord , 5000 miles; St ra t ford Cord , 5000mi le s; D o ug l as Cord , 12,000; Came ron Cord ,15,000; Doug l as T r u c k an d B us Cords an dRo l le r B ea r ing Cus h ion Tires, 15,000. A flapw i th e v er y tire. Tw o a nd t hree -year guaranteeon tubes .

Sta te Road

The Oldest Store in Narbe'1'th2244 Haverford Avenue Narberth 4035..

The Narberth National Bank

GLADWYNE SERVICE STATIONDaniel B. Hartzman

G l adwyn e, P a .

Largest Independent Coal Dealerin Philadelphia

63d and Market

We have added t o o ur s to ck a wonderful new line of children'sbooks. Peter Rabbit and other small books , 35c eagh; 3 for $1. Seriesbooks f o r boys and girls 12 to 15 years; historical stories, etc., 50c each.

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Evening Worship, 7.45 P. M.

Roofing-Gutters-SpoutingHeaters-Sheet Metal Work

Phone , Na rbe rt h 3684111 Fo r r e st Avenue , Na rber t h

-And while you ' r e a b ou t it , w h y n ot le tu s d o a s af e j o b o f roofing, in s l a te , t i le ors om e o th er fire.defying m ~ t e r i a l .

-m y ou r h om e 's h e at in g s y st em is th echimney. Soo t is a cons tant fire hazard.L et us clean you r chimney n ow a nd ex a mi ne t he s mo ke pipe to se e if it needsreplacement o r renewal .

A Review 0/ Bruce Barton'slatest bookBaptist Church of the Evangel

Robert E. Keighton, Minister

AUTHORITATIVE LITERATURE ON THISSUBJECT MAILED ON REQUEST.CALL CYNWYD 662.

THE GENERAL DRAFTING COMPANY

SHULL- LUMBER' COMPANY

ILaying new Cedar Shingles over the old ones has passed

the experimental s ta ge , a nd i s now being done successfully., We have no hesitancy in recommending either 24-in. No.1Royal Shingles ~ - i n . thick, or 24- in . No. 1 Imperials 9/16-in.thick, but aZinclad nail mustbe used to avoid rust.l30th the'Shingles and Nails are carried in stock,. and we

invite your inspection at any time convenient to y o ~ . Maywe 'call and help you determine the number of shingles neces-~ y '

35 North Narberth Avenue-Phone Narberth 2666

SMILE !-NARBERTH 2666Telegram

My Dear Son: ., Ge t my sui t andyourmother' s dressand take them to LOUISThe Tailor; havethem French dry cleaned and pressed. Becausehis prices areonly $1.75 for a dressand $1.25 for a suit.(Signed) .Your loving father.LOUIS THE TAILOR

1935 Chestnut Street , Philadelphia, Pa.Architectural Designs, Working Drawings and Detal ls . B lockPlans, Sketches and RendereedPerspectives for Advertising Purposes;Shop Drawings and Architectural Layouts for Contractors andBu1lding Material Manufacturers.Surveys and Measured Drawings of Existing BUildings., Any ~ i s - 'cellaneous Drafting and Sketching.

"WHAT CAN A MAN BELIEVE?"

DO NOT HESITATE-TO RE.ROOF

WEATHER STRIPPINGThat Will Give SatisfactionLet u s Wea ther S t ri p your doors and windows now and keepout all drafts. This will not only make your home comfortableduring the cold winter months, but will help considerable towardreducing the coal bill. We guarantee best workmanship, highg rade mat er ia l a nd per fe ct s at is fa et ion. Our low overheadmakes possible a saving from 10 to 30 per cent.A Dollar Saved Is a Dollar EarnedESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVENMAIN LINE AWNING COMPANY49 East LancasterAvenue, Ardmore, Pa. ,Call Ardmore 1527-J for Our Representative

SHERMAN G. COATES , Regis tered Archi tec t .Phone, Rittenhouse 0328- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ c ~ q ~ ~ 9 Q ~ ~ 9 9 ~ ~ Q ~ ~ ~.:e:e:fltt1tlO

October 2-Would We Be Better or Worse without Religion?October 9-Has the Church Done More Harm Than Good?October 16-Which Is the Best Extant Religion?October 23-What CAN a Business Man Believe?October 30-What Will Be t he Fa it h o f the Future?

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ESTATE NOTICE

Early Collisioll

Annual Meetingof theNARBERTH COMMUNITYLIBRARY ASSOCIATION,MondayOctobe r 10, 8 P. M.

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

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GARAOE FOR RENT-315 Woodsideavenue. Phone Narberth 2820. (10-29-27)SUNN\, ROOI\I for gent leman or business woman. Private famlly. Convenient to stat ion. Phone Narberth 4161.

ESTATE OF ELIZABETH M. POSEY, 01" NARberth. Montllomery County. Pa., deceased.Letters testamentarY on the above estatehavlnr been rranted to the underslrned, allpersons Indebted to said Estate are reoue.tedto make Immediate payment. and those havInr leul claims, to present the same withoutdelay to

I,ADY wil l take care of chl ldren day orevening. Phone Narberth 4102-W..OR RENT-To business woman; att ract ively furnished room, privl lege ofbreakfast. Call Evergreen 1314 between9 a nd 5. (10-1-27.)GARAGE FOR RENT-220 Wayne avenue. Phone Narberth 3976-W. (10-1-27.)GARAO.: t'OR RENT-509 Beechwoodlane. Narberth 2541-W. (10-1-27.)nOUSE FOR RENT-8ix rooms, laun-dry, bath. Cal l Ardmore 1984. (tf.)APARTMENT FOR RENT-Four rooms ::and bath. 217 Cricket avenue, Ardmore. W.Phone Ardmore 1984. (tf.) UFOR REST-I02 Merion avenue, Narberth, $50 month. E ight rooms, electricl ight , s team hea t. por ch ; a ll in goodorder. Doyle. 20 South Dewey street,Philadelphia. or local agents.FOR SALE--Cut 110wers and bUlbs.Dahl1as and g1adiolas . Bryn Mawr andWe11lngton roads, Narberth. W. H. Yowell.. OR R .;NT -House . Six rooms andbath. large yard. Phone Narberth 3878-W.207 Elm Terrace. ' 10-1-27.PIASO ' f llNER-Repair lng mechanicIn your town costs muc h less. Sendpostal. Q. Uberti, 315 Hampden ave-nue, Narberth. (10-8-27)WAN'!'ED-8ewlng women for alterations on f ine dress in specialty shop.Apply 244 Montgomery avenue, Haverford, or telephone Ardmore 1498.(10-1-27)SEWING l\1,'dll1\ES-All makes r epaired. Liberal allowances on o ld machines for new Singer . P hone Merion1458-M. (t.1.)FOR RENT-Comfortable furnishedroom With or w ithout boa rd . Nea r s ta t ion. Business man preferred. PhoneNarberth 3936-M.

William Wilson, o f Narberth,driving east on Lancaster avenue, inWynnewood, last Monday morningat about 5.30 oc1ock, made a leftturn into Wynnewood avenue ands truck a car d riven by Wal ter AsaYale, of Philadelphia, which wascoming out of Wynnewood avenue

sermon by the reetor. Anthem,"Whoso Dwelleth Under the Defenseof the Most High," Soprano solo,Master Barnard Mellor. Choir of 30trained voices.7 P. 'M.-Young People's Feilcwship. P re si dent , Fred A. Egmore.Vice President , Will iam R. Dothard.Secretary-treasurer, Harry S. Messec.Assistant treasurer, ~ l i z a b e t h ~ e n n e man. Program committee, Misses RosilDouglass, Bunting and Irwin.Everyone between the a ~ e s of 12and 80 years is a'f\vays welcome.Church bus wil l leave Narberth StDtion at 6.45 P. M.

Crash ill NarberthLast Sundayevening, M. M. Vandergrist, of Germantown, driving hiscar north on Iona avenue, Narberth,collided at the corner of Montgomery avenue w it h a car dr iven byHar ry P . Keen, o f Phi ladelphia ,which was going east on Montgomcry avenue. Although both cars suffered considerable damage, neitherdriver was injured, and there were110 arrests.

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.OR R.:ST-Flve-room apartment withbath, including good-sized porch. P rivate entrance. Phone Narberth 2759.Methodist Episcopal Church HOI\IE-l\IADE CAKES-orders taken,Rev. Vol. Sheridan Dawson. Minister. $1.00 Mrs. Selina Duncan, 6 Sabine avenue. Narberth. Phone Narberth 3112-MSunday. October 2: (10 8 2'1)Special' Rally Day services in the - -B ih le S choo l and at 9,45 A. M.. in FOR RENT-Furn ished room w ithcharge of the superintendent . Hon. board near stat ion. Business couple orFletcher \\T. S ti te s. Mr. Fred Gillen- gentlemen considered. Phone Narberthder. ESQ . of Phi lade lphi a. wil l be the 39iO-J .special speaker. FOR SALE-Baby coach, "PlaY Yard,"11 A. M.-Worship. Sermon b y t he and chair. Phone Narberth 3788-W.pastor. Theme , "Co-ope ra ti on ." An- WANTED-Gi rl f or part-time work.them, "Jubi la te Deo ," by Morsch. I ;s:;;.a....;la,;,;,fY.:....;$;.,,5....;.0,;,;,0_ . N "a b_e h_3 9_5 4 _R _Quartet. "I Belong to the King," by .'OR RENT-A third-l1oor apartment.Clifton. Furnished. Terms reasonable. Phone6.45 P. M.-Epworth League devo- Narberth 2537.tional meeting. 1I0l\IE-I\IADE JELLIES and conserves7.45 P. M.-Worship. Sermon by for SElle. Cakes made on order . Mrs .the pas to r. T heme , "Chri st ian A th - Baughman. 104 N. Narberth avenue.letics." Anthem, "The Realms of Phone Narberth 3936-M.Light," by Halter . Quartet, "l\ly Heart I : : : : A : . . . . : T E ; ; , ; D = : . . : : . . : l o : : e , ; , ; , d . . . . : : : : r u - c - . . ' ""li-ri-v-er-.-w-ithKeeps Right," by Ackley. references. Norristown Trucking Co., 935I n p la ce o f t he usual song serv. ice, West Washington street , Norristown.Miss Chalfant wil l gIve an organ re- Norristown 3732. (10-15-27)cital at the be:;inning of this service. FOR SALE-Hard and soft coal cindersThe Woman 's For ei gn Missionary delivered. Norristown Trucking Co., 935Society wil l hold their monthly mee t- Wes t Washing ton s tr ee t, Norr is town .ing on Monday at 2,B0 M. a the Norristown 3732. (10-15-27)home of Mrs . Cha rl es Harnden\ Mo- 80031 AND BOARD wanted by l adyreno road. Near Montgomery and Haverford avesOn Tuesday evening at 8 o' clock a: Write "B,"care of Our Town.special meeting of the c0,5,P0ration willbe held at t 6e chur. ch for t he purposeof taking action upon m ; l , t t e r ~ r e l a t i v eto the pl'oposed ne:w l=hurch i1ding.Prayer ' a pr;l'lge se ce onW e d n e ~ d ~ y e ~ n i n g at 8 ock l followed by the monthly meeling of theSunday SchQQl B o a r ~The Good Vetlowslup ClUb",will holdtheir annual supper on F riday. October 14.

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.Rev: A. Senft, Pastor.Sunday, October 2.9.45 A. M.-Bible School Ral ly withgraduations and special exercises.11 A. M.-The Holy Communion.The preparatory service wil l precedethe Bioly Communion. New memberswill also be received. ', 6.15 P. M.-Meeting of the catechismclass for organization.6.45 P M.-Senior and Jun ior Lu ther League meetings. Last Sundayevening the speaker from the NcarEast proved very interesting. 'I hisSunday evening Rev. R. J. Wolf willdiscuss the recent Luther League convent ion held at Salisbury, N. C.7.45 P. M.-The Evening Service I ~ ~ = ~ ~ = o ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ =with the ,} ioly Communion. ' r lieme, FOR SALE,"Concerning the Lord's Supper,"Tuesday evening, B P.'M.-Mceting Russl an W'o" lfhoundof t he Church Council., Thoroughbred. Very atU:active.AII-Salnt.' C hurch. good coat, sound and. gentle.Wynnewood, Pa. AU white with tan around. eyesRector , Rev. Gibson Bell. and. ears. Worth t2.0oo. will 29 BaIa Ave.",D-'':'Cvn_d 'SElcrlflce. Can be seen at 128 DIUI I - J .. YO J8 A. M.-Holy Communion. Rockland. avenue. Merton.10 M.-Church school. Phone, Merion 1885-J. . . C y n w y d ~ _ ~ " " ._ ....11' . M.-Holy CommunIon alld ~ = = = = = ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ = ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I . . " \ 1 I t ! ! ! ! ! ! = = 5 i e E E = = 5 ! 5 = = E = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = E = = = = ! i ! ! 5 ~ 1 :a:u

The P r e 8 b y t ~ r i a n Church.Rev. John Van Ness, M: A., Minister.:\1eetings for October 2:We cel eb ra te t hi s day as Ral ly Dayin this church. It is hoped that itwill b e a r ea l r al lv in all the activitiesof the church. .9.45 A. M.-Bible school. Specialgraduation e:xerc;ises from one departmen t t o t he other.11 A. M.-Worship. Rally Day sermon on the theme "Standing on HolyGround."6.45 P. M.-Senior Endeavor meeting.7.00 p. M.-Junior Endeavor meeting. under the direction of Miss Fur'ker.7.45 P., M.-Worship. Sub ject o fthe sermon, "What I Have. that IGive."Next \Vednesday the Women's Mi!rsionary Society wil l meet at 2.30 P. M.Miss Johnston, stewardship secretaryof tne Mission Boa rd , w il l speak . A llwomen cordially invited.Next \Vednes,day eveuing-preparatory n i e ~ t i n ~ ~ i n i ! fopward to ~ ~

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No guesswork or uncertainty aboutit . Simply set the thermos tat at anytemperature desired and that temperature will be maintained with unfailingcertainty. Call , telephone Rittenhouse8457-58, or use the coupon below forfull particulars.You can install HEATOMATto your present Hot Water, Vapor

or Steam Heating Plant.

RIGHT AT THE STAnONWhere the Apothecary Has Held ForthFor the Last Quarte-r-CenturyTelephones: Narberth 28-38 and 28-39

Egg $14.50 gross ton, chutedStove . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15.00 " " "Nu t 14.50 " " "Pea 11.50 " " "Buckwheat : . . . . . . . . 8.00 " " "

High Grade Coal at Low Prices

Furnace-tending isJob for a Woman

Discount of 50 cents a ton on cash deliveries.C harge customer s, 50 ce nt s a t on discount

when paid within 30 days.

CALLOWAY COAL CO.Clean coal screened over electric shaker screens

General Office and,Yard:8300 Lansdowne Ave.Phones , Hilltop: 2171-2172

RICHMOND RADIATOR COMPANYDept. 71, 2220 Chestnut Street , Philadelphia

Without obligation on my part, kindly sendme descripti,veliterature regarding your HEATOMATGas Boilers.NAME ...........................................ADDRESS .CITY ..........................................'

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