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VOLUME VI, NUMBER 41 NARBERTH, PA., SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1920 PRICE THREE CENTS

Big Tennis Dance Holiday House Narberth, Bryn Mawr

Next Friday Night Directors Meet and Paoli Winners in
(By the COlllmittee.) Main Line Baseball
IT LOOKS LIKE A BIG PARTY AT
ELM HALL NEXT WEEK-LIVE- The Directors of thc Holilltlj' lionse :JECOND HALF OPENED LAST SAT-
LY JAZZ ORCHESTRA TO met Tuesday, Julj' 2Uth, with a very URDAY WITH NARBERTH
KEEP THINGS MOVING. goou attenuance, members being pres- WINNING AT ARDMORE.
ent from Pottstown, .Jellkintown, Gel'-
muntown, Bryn ~rawr and Narberth. NARBERTH VS. BRYN MAWR TO-
These meetings arc held every two DAY AT HIGH SCHOOL
Uembers of the Narberth Tennis As-
sociation and their friends arc urged
to rememher that next Fri<1ay e\"ell-
weeks during the time the House is
open, for the purpose of reporting ex-
THE FIRESIDE GROUNDS.

pellses, etc. Standing of the Clulls Main Line

ing, July 30, is the dnte of tIle Shirt League.
The House has received donatiolls of Have you seen Narbl'ook Park lately?
"Waist Dance to be held in Elm HalJ.
Yegetables, for which they arc very 'Von. Lost. 1'. C.
The Entertainment Committee has ar-
grateful. Dr. Faries treated the chil- Our Bo.r Scouts arc getting re:ll.ly for .N a rberth ..... , .. ,.... 1 o 1.000 HAROLD D. SPEAKMAN, POST 356,
ranged to hn ve nn excellent jazz orches- their SUmmer camp in August. Bryn ~ra \\"1' , ' . . . . . . . . 1 o 1.000 NARBERTH, PA.
dren to icc cream on the Fourth of
tra on the job nnd is also planlling a Paoli , 1 U 1.000
July.
special feature which promises to in- 'V. L. LivingstOn and family arc St. Denis ' 0 ] .000
Donations of anj' kind will be appre-
terest everyone. spending the sUlllmer at their cottage Wayne 0 1 .000
ciated, as there is always a large family "'1'0 fosler alld pel"petuate 1l. one
Captain Follin says he ohjeds to be- to feed and the H. C. L. makes it very at Stone Harbor. Berwyn ' 0 1 .000
hUlldred pel" ccnt. AUlericanislll." "To
ing in the public eye so much, but just difficult. Money or checks should be illculeate a sellse of illlliviuual obliga-
the same lIe threateus to repeat the sent to Mrs. F. H. Baker, P. O. Box Come out to the High School grounds Narberth, 4; St. Denis, 1.
t ion to the cOllllllunity, State, and Na-
strenk of luck he had at the last dance. 711, Narberth. today and sec our cha2llpions pla;r Bryn Anlmore, July 17.-In a pitchers'
t ion."
Well, we'll see. And in the mean- '1'he group lIOW enjoyillg a vacation ~Iawr. hattIe here today bl'tll"een Yuwell [lIHI
while, lwep your cye on George Tomp- Hiehmond, Nnrberth, ch:LJlljlioJls for the Se\-eral new ml'lIl hers have !Jeen pro-
consists of :the mothers and twenty
kins, the southpaw of Sabine avenue. Fletcher W. Stites, of 1\ arherth, has Ii r~t hulf, defeateu St. Denis, 4-1. The posed, hut we st ill need a few more to
children. One mother is a widow with
George says lIe was glad that" Captain been elected for the Eighth (Bucks- hitting of n. Humphries and Groff pass the century mark.
six children dependent upon her, and
Follin carriell ofT the honors at the last needless to say, she appreciates a vaca- ~Iolltgolliery) Congressional District. r,'a t ured the game. IIa ve you planued to take au ,:II! tage
clance, but that he :JJ1<1 Bill Til<len al- t ion for herself and children. NAHBlmTlI. of the Atlautic City Post~ One or two
ways wcre close friends, while as for JIdp the House with the good work 'V.
:'11'. and l\frs. J. Bailey allu their H. H. O. A.. E. wpeks, reasonahle ratps. Ask the Post
~rl·. Bancroft, "WIly I went to school
. awl pay us a visit. three children nrc 011 an automobile Bums, c . o U 1U (I 0 .\djutant about it.
with him," says George. t rip through Pennsylvania and Ohio. Dickie, ss . 1 0 1 1 1 Too gl"ea t a eOllllllelldatioll cannot be
Alld there arc others who insist that CIVIC ASSOCIATION DAHLIA 'V. Humphries, 2h .. o 0 2 2 1 gin'lI to the J'u!llic Leclger for the fol-
tIl(' Goddess of Luck has touchecl them SHOW SEPTEMBER 25TH. H:l\-el'ford a venue is open to traffic H. Hlllnphries, 3h .. o 3 0 1 0 IOIl"illg editorial:
on tile shoul<ler alld that it WOIl't he again ana has a new coat of asphalt Stites, cf. ', ] 0 () o 0
this time, fronl Nar~lerth to Forrest P1eck, If . 1 0 ;l o 0 Sl'EAKIXG OF HEIWES.
long hefore ~-ou '11 scc them wei1<lillg a Vegetables.
new Cancroft-Tildell r:Iel,pt :In,l cle:In- The fo\lowillg list call ht, l'Iallted as a venues. ])a vis, Ih . o 0 11 o 0 Unly a well-deH'lupc,t sense of hUlllur
ill;! up e\-erybody. la teas July 2Hh and can be had for ;>.i i eh 'SOil, rf. . o 0 o o (l :lnd Jalltiliarity with the sUIH'rfit'ial
Th:It's tlll' spirit, fellows. Keep up shOll" on Septl'mber 25th: ~Ir. Hlld ~Irs. H. Y, ~Iessae, of I';ssex Yowell, p. . " . 1 2 o 1 1I Illoods of II is u\\"n peuple sen"e tu keep
the WH1tl work allll se]] all the tickets (J rl'ell Pocl Beans a vellllO, ha vc returned from Ch icago, t'x-:";L'l'\'icc lJltlll :..;afc frOBl ingrowing
that you can for the dance lIext Frida3' Beets where thtT attellue<1 the 1~lks COII\"en- '('otals ........... 4 ii 27 5 2 t.·.YlljCj~Ul. The~~ were glorious dongh-
night. It's going to he a hig party Carrots t.ion. ST. DENIS. "oys a few years ago, thc flower of the
a1111 n jolly one. Swiss Charll H. "II. U. A. I':. laud, the pride of t.he nation and the
CuclIJllbers ~rr. allll :'III'S.•Tame; C. Simpson, of W. N'JI, ss. 0 0 1 2 1 saviors of France. Nothing \\"as tuu
Friell<ls of members may purch:Ise
Endive Essex a yellUe, arc at Alhambra, Cali- Groff, 1'1'. O' .00 •••• U 2 0 0 0 good for the \II j n those days, 'll'l 1'01'
tickt'ts frolll memhers or :I1 the door
l'omia. They eXIJecl" ,0 reLurll LU Nar- .t. .x'aH, cf. ....... U 0 0 0 0 \IIonths the folk II-ho stayed at lIollle
lIcxt ]<'riday night. Kohl llabi
Lettuce berth ahout September 1st. ])c\"lin, 2b ••••• 0 •• 0 1 3 3 0 lIaye been bla\lling" t he increase of pctty
Helllem her-the ~'ennis Association's Uenzy, Ib ........ 0 0 10 crinlcs of violclIcc oil ., youlIg tHelL who
Squash, Patty Pan 1 1
S"hirt "'nist Dance is next ]<'riuny even- Str<'et COllllllissionl'1" Humphries is Wilsoll, If. 0 0
Turnips ••• 0 •• " 2 1 0 learned rough and wicked ways in the
ing, .July :l0, at Elm Hall. making' very good pr(lgl""ss wi t h !fa \"('1'- I(cefe, ;lb ......... 0 0 1
J>1:\lI t August 1st: 2 1 army." Of course, this was neyer true,
Peas. ford avenue, an,l when our main thoro- Kirk, c. ..0 ....... 0 () !) 1 3 "u t we have yet to sec anyone ques-
Plnllt August ]!ith: fare is completed our husiness section Hiehmolld, p. ...... 1 1 (l 0 0 tion au implication that is as graeeless
About Dahlias Radish. will he a credit 10 0111" hurough. .r, Nunan • •••• 0 ••• 0 1 0 0 0 a~ it is foolish.

All soldiers were not angels. 'rhey

Some timc bctwcen now ILllll August
14th I'rocure a quantity of pulverized
sheel) nlallUrC, shredded cow mallure or
potato fertilizer, about two poulltls for
each dUhlia I'lallt, if you arc alJlbitio,us
to show nHlIlY antI large lluhlias.
Do not fertilize now. See Our Town,
August 14th. Meanwhile, keep the
buds pinehed off. Yon might out of
curiosity allow one bull to open just to
see what color the flower \yill he, but
otherwise ha ye patience.
If your plants have grown lIIore than
fOllr feet tall pinch the top ant. The
plant will branch ant at the sides a]](1
becollle stoclder and stronger. Stakillg,
of course, will preyent the tall plants
from being hlo\yn over by a high wina.
DAHLIA SHOW COl\BUTTEE.
OFFICERS OF THE WOMEN'S AUX-
ILIARY, NARBERTH Y. M. O. A.
President-Mrs. D. D. Stickney.
Vice-President-Mrs. J. B. Darlington.
Secretary-Mrs. C. L. McLean.
Treasurer-Mrs. H. C. Keim.
Ohairmen of Committees.
Membership-Mrs. Samuel Diclde.
Visiting-Mrs. Romaine Hoffman.
House--Mrs. W. N. Mills.
Social-Mrs. G. Merritt Davis.
Music-Mrs. T. Noel Butler.
Women as
Fire Fighters
Se\""ral 1I"0lllen Oil Dudley avenue are
qualified for auxiliary membership in
the Fin' COlul'allY hy saving a Sedan
autolliobile from llestruction on Mon-
d:ly. Thl' car, whi"h was nelY and ha,1
jllst I"'l'n ,klin'I"('d to Hobert C. .Nash,
1',':11 eslate hroker, on Saturday, had
heen 1<'1't stalldin)! 011 Dudley aVl'lIne
hy .John C, .Nash, local representative
of the linll. A 1"'11" IlIillllles after )11".
:\:Ish had left the car flames were seen
hursting out heneath the body. Some-
one niell lin! allll in a moment ~Irs,
Edward 11 a ws, follo,,-ed by :l\Irs. oW. B.
Goodall and ~Irs. A. G. Kohler, were on
the joh armecl with fire extinguishers,
the l'OJJtellts of whidl \\"e1'e at once
llashcll on the Iml'lliug car, smothering
the :flames. Though the .Narherth Fire
Compall~- \\":IS only three minutes in 1'1'-
spon<1ing to an alarm turned in, the~'
fonnd the WOl11en ha<1 completed the
;ioh, ollly sli!!ht damage being clone,
whi~h is "ov"rccl h~- illsurance.
PLENTY OF TIME.
Teacher: ",\rhat, Bohh~-, you say
you dOll't wall! to he President of the
FlIited States'"
Bright Lad: "Not ;just no\\', thanIts,
lf it's nll the same to you I'd rather
\\"ait until after a couple of more elec-
tions.' '
While the ntteudancc at the baseball
games is quite large, yet considering
the quality of baseball which our local
hoys arc playing, morc interest should
he taken in their efforts, more partic-
u!n rly when they ha \"e won the first
hn If of tlle Mnin Lille championship.
The schedule of each week is printed
Ol\ the second pngo of Our Towu.
(Continued on Page 3.)
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Two ccnts per word If casb accom-
panies advertisement; otherwise, live
cell ts /leI' word.
PLANTS FOR SALE-~'omatocs, Egg
Plan ts, Peppers, Lettuce, Mi n t and
Cahhagl'. Asters, Sca.rlet Sage, .Mari-
golds, Chrysanthemums, Geraniums, Sun
Flowers. 313 Essex a \'enue.
FOR SALE-Large Cabinet Phono-
graph, in good condition, $50.00. Box
!J66, Narberth.
FOR SALE-White enameleu wicker
hnby conch, re\'ersilJle hody. Pho1le
6I:l-W, Narberth CU-p)
FOR SALE-White Crih Bassinette on
wheels, with lICW lIIattress. Neyer
heen used. Sell cheal" Box 33, Nar-
herth. Phonc 1642-J. (·H-c)
FOR RENT-'l'hird-storj' front rooin,
furnished. 205 Forest: an'. (H-p)
"FAMILY wants to lease i)-room apart-
ment Or mediUIll sized house in Nar-
hl'rth by September 1st. Liberal rental.
Addl'ess D, cltre Our Town. (41-p)
Totals 1 a 27 12 4
Xarherth ,0 1 0 1 0.1 ] 0 0--01
0 ••••
I\"pre not intendell to be angels. There
lI"ere good and bad among t hem, as
St. Denis 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-1
Two-basc hit-H. Hlllllphries. ~'hree­
t l1l're arc goou aud· lJad everywhere.
But almost el"ery recent arrest made in
hnse hit-Hil'hIlI01lll. Slrllck out-By this eity and the obs"n"aliolls of police
Yo \\,pll , f); HichlllOJlll, 7. Hases 011 balls oJlicials as rcported hy Director Cortel-
-Off 1'0\\'('11, 2; Hichlllond, 8. UJIlpire you show that th,) "crime w:tve" of
-~rorris.
the Jl\OllleIJl, Ihe ],ol,[-ups and the ama-
teur bandit ry ha \"c! no relation to arlllY
Paoli, 13; Berwyn, 5.
life, hut an eYen more significant and
Bel"ll"yll .. _. , 2 0 (l 1 n I l 1I 0- ;j
picturesque origin. j\ great lIIallY
Paoli ..... _ ;j 1 2 (I 0 2 :l 0 x-I::
youths and YOUlI g 1I1l'n who stayed at
'J'wo·h:u;p llih..:-SiIllIlIOIl:-1, EYan:--. :!;
lIomc allll earneu high wagcs ill the war
K Patton, Cogan. 'l'hr<>('-IJ:ls(, hits-
industries aequirc,1 the Iwhits of high-
EnlJ1s, H:I~-lIwn. HOIllP run-Kirke.
rollers. They culti\"ated ('xpellsive
Double pla.r-Ha~'lIlnll, Kirk :11\(1 ~rllr­
lastes of t.he sort that. were unknown
ray. Strucl, ollt-By Sampl<" 12; BauJll-
and ulldrealllcu of iu and behind the
gardner, a; Lcwis, 2, Basps 011 balls-
lincs. :'\[ost of them were content to
Off Sample, 3; B:1I1111gardner, 3; Lewis,
ehallge Iheir ways when cOlluitions
I. Umpire, Heake. ehang"ll. Others still insist 011 hadng
Illolley to throw away-cven if they
Bryn Mawr, 8; Wayne, 7.
have to gel it from other people with a
Wayne 0 11 7 0 n () 0 0 0-7 ,·Inh or pistol. They arc the ones who"
Bryn Mawr 2 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 2-8
an' 1101\" Jl\aking trouble for the police:
Two-base llits-Rogers. ~re~roni!!aI.
Head the first article on YOllr Amer-
Home run-Hallowell. Douhle play-
i,'a 1I Ll'gi on 'Veekly, entitled "Your
Noblett and 'Veuyer. Struck out-B\-
"oice allll Your Vote."
Ua 11 o"l\"cll, 3; Cooney, 2; Rogers, B. The pIau t.o luake Armistice Day cer-
Bases on bn lis-Off Coolley, 3; Rogers,
emonies one of the grcatest: in history
2; Hallowell, 2; DUllne, 3. Umpire-
Korle hy distrihuting the Victory Medals
throug-Il the American Legion is a fino
nlllllllllllll11UlIIlIllllllUIlIIIlIIlllIllllIlIIUlIInrUlIIlllIllllllIIllllllllIllllI'.: idea.
'lYe ask all ex-service men, whether
ALL LETTERS members of this Post or not, to olltain
their medals though tIle Legion.
FOR
OlJicial application blan~ts may be ob-
NARBERTH tained from the Post Adjutant. Head
the page in ~-our weekly palled the
Malt Carry a "Ohsel"Ylltion Post."

Accommodations are Wanted NOTICEI

TWO CENT STAMP
YOUR SURPLUS VEGETABLES.
for Several School T eachere of the Narberth Schools. And Be Addressed
$50.00 REWARD FOR IN-
Rooms, preferably with board, from September 1st. FORMATION LEADING TO To The Street Number 'rhe Holiday Honse will welcome do-
THE ARREST AND OONVIC· nations of )'OU1' surplus fruits, berries
Will those who are likely to be interested kindly TION OF ANYONE TAMPER- And NOT to th. and YegetlLbles. The,\- will surely be
communicate with ING WITH THE STEAM ROLL- appreciated by the King's Daughters
ER WIDOH IS THE PROP- P. O. Box Number and their guests.
Mrs. A. M. Crater, 218 Hampden Ave., Narberth ERTY OF THE BOROUGH OF
NARBERTH.
i Con8ult Your Telephone Telephone Mrs. Fred E. Derby, Nar-
~ Directory berth, 386-R. 106 North Narherth aye-
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r. lIUII IUlIWWUlUlIlllUllIIlIIlIIllllllllUlIIllllllllllllUlIllllllIUIIIIIIIllIlIIIllIIIIIIIIIII11Il11II1l1ll1111ll1
nue, Narberth.

OUR TOWN
An Ex~riment in CO-operative
Joumalism-No Paid Workers.
Owned and Published every Saturday
by the Narberth Civic ASBQciation.
Rubscription price one dollar and fifty
ecnts per year in advance.
Ol'FICERS OF THE NARBERTH
CIVIC ASSOCIATION
March 26, 1920.
Prcsidcll t, Robert J. Edgar.
Vice-President, Joseph II. Nash.
Vice-President, Augustus J. Loos.
Vice-President, Mrs. C. P. Fowler.
Treasurcr, Miss Maisie J. Simpson.
Secrctary, Miss Huth E. Prcseott.
Directors 1923, Mrs. A. B. Ross, Mrs.
D. D. Stickney, J. Garfield Atherholt,
T. A. Miller, C. Lawrence Warwick, A.
E. Wohlert; Directors 1922, J. J. Ca-
brey, Walter A. Fox, H. R. Hillegas,
Charles H. A. Chain, W. R. D. Hall,
Harry A. Jacobs; Directors 1921, F. A.
Lanahan~ Daniel Leitch, George T.
Knutzen, J. B. Nesper, E. A. Muschamp,
Fletcher W. Stites.
HARRY A. JACOBS,
Editor.
A. J. Loos, Henry Rose,
Associate Editors.
MAIZIE J. SIMPSON,
Cashier.
Send all advertising and news items to
P. O. Box 966.
Our Town is on sale at the depot
newsstand, and at the store of H. E.
Davis.
Entered as second-class mattilr
October 15, 1914, at the Post Office r.t
Narberth, Pennsylvania, under the act
of March, 1879.
OUR TOWN will gladly print
a.ny news it'.!m about any subject
that is of interest to Narberth
folks, but in order to meet the
printing schedule, all "copy"
-manuscripts-must reach the
editor by 6 P. M. Wednesday each
week.
SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1920
EMERGENCY PHONE CALLS
Fire, 350
Police, 1250
Editorial
NOTICE.
All perSOll~' resiuing in the Borough
of Narherth :.. e requested to report con,
tagious ,Iisen'('s to the Board of Health.
Those not lUI I ,ng a doctor for Whooping
cough u:nst report sueh cases an,1
keep chihlren OIL their own premises.
This is a St:~ te law, :lIHl all those neg-
lect iug to report same arc suhject to a
fine.
GEORG E B. STjl'PIJEE,
Secretary.
GET READY FOR THE DAHLIA
SHOW.
Perhaps the amateur grower is won·
dering just what to do at this time in
order to have more and bettcr flowers
at the proper flowering time, late Au-
gust to Octoher 1st or the first killi ng
frost.
A great llIany dahlia tubers are
plunted in soil that has been formerly
used for vegetable gardens and which
has been richly fertilized. A ,soil of
about 50 per cent. coal ashes has been
found to he the best, as dahlias dll not
need. much nonrishment early in their
groWlllg season, the idea being to just
keep them growing in order that the
substance wiII not all go to bush, at
the expense of flowers, later in the
season. . uinances regulating the stopping ancl
There is a time to fbrtilize and that
is about August 15th, or whe~ tIle buds
Frederic A. Lanahan
In.urance • Service
205 Forest Ave. Na.h~~:i.D344 R
begin to form, buds appearing before
this time should be pinched off; they
will appear again and produce better
flowers later. The cooler nights of
September make Jhe finer flowers.
J f two 01' more shoots have appearcu
from a tuber it will be found better to
remove all but the strongest stem, dO
tha t the strength in the grounrl will go
to make one good stem, rather than
several inferior ones. In cases IVh'~re
only two stems nre growing nicely bv.l-
nnced, it is possibly safer to allow them
to remain rather than risk injuring the
plnnt.
Keep the hed free from weeds, 'lnd
keep surfnce of ground rulwd or hoed,
net only to kill weeds, but to moisten
and aerate the soil. Do not let the
grounu cake. Nature will tlll,e care of
watering for the present.
The Dahlia Show Committee will be
glad to answer questions to the best
of their ability and expericnce as anlU-
teur growers, if letters arc addressed
to Box No. U8.
DAHLIA SHOW COMMITTEE.
It is to ,be regrette,l that a number
of our Narberth boys uo not seem to
cousir.ler the value of the property of
our residcnts and of the horough.
011 'Veunesday night the town roller
was tamJlered with and quite a good
deal of damage thereby was caused.
Elsewhere ill this issue the Borough has
offered a rewanl of fifty dollars for in-
formation leading to the arrest and
con\'iction of anyone tampering with
the roller and the Borough will use
e\'erj' effort to hring the boys to ac-
count for t.heir uncitizenshipliko meth-
otIs.
A number of our residcnts from time'
to time complain as to the damage caus-
ed by our boys, and we hope such ac-
tions will be discontinued.
Such tactics, if pursued, not only
gi\"e trouhle to c\'er~'one cOJllwcted
therel\"ith, hut do not llI:lke for good
,·itizrmship.
SOMEBODY SHOULD START SOME-
THING..
EI'l'I',I'thjllg that is made of papcl' is
l"uIIstalltly ilJ('l'l':lsillg ill priee-aud the
lll(l~t ral'~sl'l'illg' I1WIl call't sec anything
hut all upgrade ahead. :Mellnwhile,
el'cry week, wc stick into our stol'es
alld t'Ul'lIuecs or take out into our back
.\'a rds anu bul'll o~'er 125,000,000 Jlounds
of paper that 'has comc illto our homes
ill one way' or another. Most of us do
it thoughtlessly, though IllallY see in
their \Yeekl.r task a contribution to an
appalling national wastc of a resource
that is steadily and rapitlly dimillish-
illg. But there scems to be nothing
that the individual call do about it-
except to burn the p:lpel'. And more
t.rees have to be cut down amI the day
when c\llleriea will he without a forest
draws a little nearer.Comllllllli 1:, ac-
tion CUll operate to postpone this dis-
aster. The schoolhouse can again be
('allt'tl upon to rcnder a public service.
St. Louis has s'hown the way with lIII
org:lIlization of more thall 100,OUO IJl1-
pils who take papers anu magazilles to
the schools ollce a week, where the.\· arc
paeketl antl solli. In two years they
ha \"e F:l\'e,l almost 2,000 tons of paper,
whieh has been sold for about $38,000.
The money is used to pay annuities to
t"aehers who retire after long service
1I1111 for gh'ing relief to teachers t"lIl-
porarily in need. Here is a comhina-
t ion of two worthy services that is rec-
ollllllelllled to the careful consideration
of every community that has a school-
house-and burns its waste paper.-
William Frederick Bigelow, I~ditor, in
Good Housekeeping, August.
The nhoYe might present nn iucn to
tIll' Nnrberth Boy Scouts, an energetic
organization of well trained anu man-
nerly young men, who could usc the
mllney for the expenses of their summer
t'llmp.'
HIS ANNIVERSARY.
" And 1I0W," asked the Sunday
School superintendent, smiling benignly
upon the class, "can any little boy or
girl tel! me wltnt great event took place
upon Good Friday."
"Yessir, I can," replied a youthful
\'oice from the back row. "That's tho
day I whaled hell out of Red Smith."
FOR SAFETY'S SAKE.
"Dellr God," prayed golden-haired
1i ttle Willie, "pleas'e watch over my
:'~nlnnln.' ,
And then he added as an after-
thought, "And I dunno as it would do
any harm to keep an eye on the old
mn n, too."
NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN
Telephones,
HOWARD'S
Of course, ".
Fall Flower Show 1267 deliver - al11
place - aDJ
Elm Ball, Sept. 25th 1268 time.
The Brightest Spot in Narberth
Dahlills,
A Drug Store in the Most Modern Sense of the Term
,
Asters,
Cosmos,
Snnpdragons,
Zinnias,
Aunual Larkspur.
Vegetables.
NOTICE •
·Classes helow, special prizes to be an-
nounced later. For Good Taxi Service
Three ribbons each class.
Clnss I-Beans, green pod. 1 qnart.
Class 2-Beans, W:lX. 1 qunrt.
Call Narberth 1633
Class 3-Beans, lima, bush. 1 qt.
Class 4-Beans, lima, pole. 1 qt.
24 Hour Service
Class 5-Beets. 6. (Shown with
tops.)
Class 6-Brusscls Sprouts. 3 stems.
Class 7~Cahbage. I heau.
NAR7JERTH GARAGE
Class 8-Cantaloupe. 1 head.
Class 9'Carrot. 6. (Shown with tops.)
Class 10-Cauliflower. 1 head. We Invite Your Inquiries Regarding
Celery. 5 stalks.
Class ll-Chard, Swiss. 3 heads. Narberth Real Estate
Class 12-'Chinese.Cabbage. 1 head.
Class 13-Corn. white. 6 cars. and Assure You of Our Best Efforts
CIa;:,; H-Corn, ~'eJlow. 6 etlrs.
Class I5--eucumber. 6. to Answer Your Requirements
I (J!ass 16-F.qg Plant. 1.
L:1nRs 17--}o'ldi\'e, green curled. 3 This office does a strictly brokerage business and bas no par-
plan.t s. tioular properties in which it is interested-thus guaranteeing the
C1uss 18-Kale. 1 head.
Class 19-Kohl Babi. 3 plants. buyer unbiased information regarding any particular property.
Class 20-Lettuce. 3 heads. Oar Ref.rences-Anyone with whom we have done business
Class 21-0nions, white. 6.
Class 22-0nions, yellow. 6.
Class 2'3-0Ilions, red. 6. ROBERT J. NASH
Class 24~Parsnips. 3. (Shown with Real Estate Broker
tops.)
Clnss 25-Pepper, red or green. 3. tOOl CHESTNUT S fREET, PHILADELPHIA
Class 26~Peas in pod. 1 quart. MEMBER, PHILADELPHIA REAL ESTATE BOARD
Class 27-Potato, COhbler. 14 peck.
Relidence, 104 Gray ling Avenue, Narberth
Class 28-Potafo, extra early. 1fl pk.
Class 29-Potato, late wintel'. lA, pk. RelideDce Phone: Nerberth 605
(An~' yarietJ.)
Class 30-Pull1]Jldn. 1.
Class 31-Radish. 6. (Sho1\'n with
tops.)
Class 32-Ruta Baga. 6.
'Class ilil-Salsifv. 6.
Clnss 34-Squasit. 1.
Class il5-Tomato. 6.
Class 36,-Turnip. 6. The Pocket Bank
PENNSYLVANIA MOTOR LAWS. is neither safe nor profitable because money carried in
(Continued from Last Week) one's p'1ckets or kept at home is often lost, and often
It is a fplony to take or steal a motor unwisely spent.
vehicle, or to I'cceive or purchase a
stolen motor vehicle. :JIaximum penalty Money deposited in a checking account here is safe;
$5,000, and ill1prisonment of ten (10)
years. (Pennsyh'ania La\\'s 75, 1919.) an easily accessible record of expenditures revealing
It is a misdemcunor to drive over any ways to economize is provided; and many avenues of
puhlic hridge with a motor-driven ve-
profits are opened to depositors.
hiele with a gross weight of four (4)
tons, faster than six (6) miles per hour.
All information for offenses under
the nIotor Vehicle Law shall be brought
under the act, 283 Pennsylvania Laws,
HHO, anll not unller any local ordinanc('. The Merion Title and Trust Company
rule or regulation, and shall be mad~
hefore a mayor, burgess, magistmte, Narberth Office • • Opposite Station
alderman, or .iustice of the peace.
Motor vehicle may be given by own-
er as hail for a llcaring or appearance
at court.
Speetl.
Do not operate a motor vehicle reck-
lessly or at a rate of speed greater
than is rensonable and proper. Speed
limit 30 miles an hour except where
signs arc displayed lirniting speed to 15
Baseball Today
miles an hour.
Do not talw part in any race or
speed contest. HIGH SCHOOL GROUNDS
The rate of speed of any motor ve-
hicle when timed shall be made on u
mellsured stretch of highway not less
than one-eighth (1-8) of a mile in Game Called 3.15 P. M,
lCJlgth and shall be taken by not less
than two persons.
No conviction shall be made upon the
unsupported evidence of one person.
Rules of the Road.
Do not pass street car taking on or
Narberth vs. Bryn Mawr
discharging passengers.
'Vhen meeting or overtaken by an-
other vehicle legally traveling at a
Stop upon signal or request of lIny or seller shall furnish to the vendee o'r
greater speed, turn t~ the right of the
constable, police officer, member of the purchaser an affidavit and statement in
center of the highway, allowing other
:::ltate police force, or any officer of duplicate giving a full descriptiou of
vehicle free passage to the left.
the State Highway Department, who the used motor vehicle, using Depart-
When overtaking another vehicle
shall he in uniform or shall exhibit ment form N·175, (, Affidavit by Vendor
puss same to the left; do not attempt
his badge or other sign of authority. of Sale, etc., of Used Motor Vchicle. "
to pass at un intersection, sharp turn,
If requested, show officer your regis- The vendee, or purchaser, shall make
curve or on approaching crest of a hill.
tration eertificate or license and write affidavit and statement ilL duplicate
Be sure you have an unobstructed view
your name in the presence of such of- giving full description of the used
of two hundred (200) feet ahead and
ficer to establish your identity. motor vehicle, on Department form
thus avoid accident.
No city, borough, or incorporated N-159, "Affidavit by Vendee Purchaser
All motor vehicles, especially heavy
town., township, or county, shall adopt, of Used Motor Vehicle," one copy of
trucks, should, as far as possible, keep
maintain, or enforce any rule, regula- which shall bo filed witll the State
to the right-hand side of highway to
tion, or ordinance, regulating the speed, Higllway Department together with
allow for safety and passage of faster
equipment, use or operation of motor vendor's affidavit, form N-175, and fee
moving vehicles, and vehicles coming in
vehicles, other than city or borough or- of $2.50. If, upon acquisition of used
opposite direetion.
motor vehicle, registration or transfer
Keep to the right of the intersection
pnrldng of vehicles, the nse of certain of registration is desired, execute proper
of the centers of highways, and pass
streets as one way streets or regulating form, forward to State Highway' De-
to the right of such intersection before
the kind and weight of traffic on cer- partment with proper fee, together with
turning to the left.
tain streets and public parks, -and es- Von dec Affidavit, N·159 ($2.50), and
Wben' two vehicles approach the in-
tablishing safety zones; no such special Vendor Affidavit, N-175 (no fee), at
tersection of two public highways at
the same time the vehicle approaching
regulations effeetive unless notice of
same is conspicuously posted.
wMeh time registration tags will be
issued. The remaining copy of form
from the right has the right of way.
Used Motor Vehicle. N-159, "Vendee's 'Affidavit," to be
Wllen signalled to do 80 by the rider
or driver of any horse or other animal, Upon a sale or a tran.sfer of owner-
stop until danger has 'been avoided. ship of a used Illotor vehicle the vendor (Continued on Page 3.)

SOOIETY OF FRIENDS.
Merion Meeting House, Merion, Pa.
Merion Meeting is open for worship
every First·day morning at 11 0 'clock.
We cUldially welcome any visitors who
desire to worship with us.
During July and August the First
Day (Sunday) School will be closed.
On Se\"Cnth ~Ionth (July), 31st, at 4
P. ~I., the }'riends \rill hold a confet·
ence at Merion Meeting House on the
"Possihilities of the Friends ~Icet­
ing." We shall cordially welcome all
those who are interested cnough to at·
tend, and we hope that many will be.
ST. MARGARET'S R. O. OHUROH.
Rev. R. F. Oowley, :Rector.
Early Mass on Sunday from April 1
to October 31 at 6.30 A. M. From No-
vember 1 to March 31, at 7 A. M. Late
Mass, 9.30.
Masses on holy days, 6.30 and 8.30
A. M. Weekdsys at 8. Evening devo-
tions
times.
and other service8 at regular
ALL SAINTS OHUROH, WYNNE·
WOOD, PA.
Rev. Gibson Bell, Locum Tenens.
Rev. Malbone H. Birckhead, Associate.
Sunday services:
8.15 A. M.-Holy Communion.
9.45 A. M:.-8unday School.
11.00 A. :r.I.-Morning service and ser-
mon.
A free autobus brings the children to
and from Sunday School and the mem-
bers to and frOJil Church, leaving Nar-
berth Slation at 9.40 and 10.40. If
requested it will leave the station at
8.00 for the early service.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Rev. Arthur S. Walls, Pastor.
Sunl!aJ', July 25, lU20:
9.45 A. ~I. -Sl!I\(laJ' School.
11.00 A. ~I.-~[orning w(lr~hip. Ser-
mon by t he pastor.
7.00 P. ~L-lJnion twilight scn'ice at
corner of Hampden and 'Vinusor a \'C-
llues. Sermon hy thc Hcv. Arthur S.
Walls.
We,lIlCsdaJ', July ::!Sth, 8.00 P. ~L­
Union prayer meeting at thc .Methodist
Church.
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. John Van Ness, Minister.
Meetings for next Sunday:
9.45 A. M.-Sunday School. A place
and a welcome for all.
11.00 A. M.-~Iol'lling worship. Ser-
mon by the pastor.
i P. ::\L-Union t.wilight meeting on
the lawn adjoining this church.
WednesdaJ, Julr 28-Union pruy,~r
meet.ing in t.he Methodist Church. Lead-
er, Mr. Jacob K. Lesscy.
During the month of August the fol-
lowing minist.ers will supplr tbe pulpit
of this church on Sunday mornings:
August 1, Rev. It H. Gage, D. D., of
Wenonah, N. J.
August 8, Re\', A. II. Simpson, of
Pottstown, Pa.
August 15, Hev. Wm. K. Foster, of
•Jenkintown, Plio.
August 22, Rev. vr. B. Lower, D. D.,
of Philadelphia, Plio.
August 29, Hev. L. III. Keim, of Xar-
berth, Plio.
SAVE AND
..•.........•..•• -_.- INVEST
--_ .
fl Narberth American Legion Build-
i ng and Loan Association will 0 pen
their first series in Septe mber.~
....
~ WatCh for further
announce _
ments. [380
\ ---
THE FIRESIDE
, (Oontinued from Page 1.)
The Rev. 'V.Scott Nevin, pastor of
the Steel Memorial Presbyterian
Church, Philadelph'ia, died at his home
on Sunday the 18th. Mr. Nevin and
his family were former residents of
?{arberth.
Extensive improvements are being
made on the south side of Narberth
station. The platform and station are
being elevated in order to shorten the
step between the platform and the train
step.
Mrs. Carrie Wyman Lamb, of Bethel,
Alaska, announces the marriage of her
daughter, Zelinda 'Lamb Johnstone, to
William Loxley Peebles, of Narberth,
Pa. The marriage was solemnized at
the First Presbyterian Church, Nar-
berth, on Thursday, July 8th.
Members of the Pennsylvania Nurs-
erymen's Association assembled at Mr.
A. E. Wohlert's home in Narbrook Park
on their way to Valley Forge on
Thursday. Needless to say, the nurs-
erymen were all praise for the develop-
ment nnd hig'hly complimented the
spirit of Narberth and the men who
mad,e Norlirook Park a realization.
Dahlias, Asters, Cosmos, Snapdrag-
ons, Zinnias, Vegetables Classes for gar-
den vegetables grown by Narberth gar-
deners will be added to the list of ex-
hibits for t.he Fall Flower Show in Elm
Hall.
Many yegetable seeds can be planted
<1lll'ing .July and August to be gathered
in late September in time for the
show. Wateh Our Town for list of
classes and also information on What ~o
Plant and When to Plant.
Memhers of the Narherth Tennis As-
soication. their wives, anel their frienels
are \\'an{ed not to sc.heelule their \'aca-
tions to include Frielay cYening, .July
:\0. For on that dntl' the Association
will g-iw a shirt waist elance.
Chairman Pattison, of the Entertain-
ment Committee, is already arranging •
an interesting program, including one
special frature which he says will make
a hig hit with all tennis players.
,\'ithin a \\'cek or ten clays lIIcndJCrs
will he supplied wi th tieJ,ets a wI all
other det.ails of the affair.
The Ladies' Committee of the Asso·
ciation also wishes to announce that
it has planned a masque ball for Hal-
lo\\'e 'en, Satunlay r\,('Iling, October 30,
in Elm Hall.
~I(jlllhcrs of the Narberth Tenni~ A~·
sociation, their wins, anu their friends
arc warucu not to schedule their yaca·
tions to include Friday eycmng, July
30. Par on that datc t.he Association
will give a shirt waist dance.
Chairman Pattison, of the Entertain-
ment Committee, is already arranging
an interesting program, including one
special feature which hl' says \\'ill I]!ake
a big hit ,ritl! all tennis players.
Members ,dll be suppliell with tick-
ets and all other details uf the affair
this coming week.
The Ladies' Committee of the Asso-
ciation .also wishes to announce that
it. has planlled a masqne ball for Hal-
lo\\'e 'en, Saturday e\'ening, October 30,
in Elm Hall.
PENNSYLVANIA MOTOR LAWS.
(Continued from Page 2.)
filed with the police department in mu-
nicipality where vehicle was acquired
or, if no poliee department, with the
Clerk of the Court of Quarter Sessions.
The remaining copy (}f form N-175,
"Yendor'6 .A1lidaXit," is to be retained
by the .vendee for his information.
Do not purchase used or second·hand
vehicles unless vendor furnishes you
with affidavit and statement in dupli·
cate, Department form N-175. You may
be purchasing a stolen car.
Proprietors of public garages, opon
air garages aoo repair shops, must keep
record of cars left for storage or 're·
pairs.
Lights.
Every motor vehicle on the public
~ Phone. 172-W Phlla. addrels. Crossr Bide.
NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN
highways shallJ from one hour after
sunset until one hour before sunrise, or
whenever it is impossible to see clearly
for a distance of two hundred (200)
feet, show at least two lights of approx-
imately equal power on the front' of
such vehicle.
Motor-cycle without side ear attach-
mont may display but one light on the
front.
No brilliant light shall be displayed
on any motor vehicle standing on the
left side of the highway.
Do not display red light on the front
of any motor vehicle.
Every motor vehicle, including
motor-cyeles, whether standing or in
motion, shall display one red light on
the rear, and if a trailer be attached
to such motor vehicle, or another ve-
hiclo is being towed so as to obscure
such red light, then a red light shall
be displayed on the rear of such vehicle
or such trailer.
Registration plate on the rear of
every motor vehicle, motor·cyde and
trailer shall te clearly illuminated dur-
ing the same period as stated above.
All motor vehicles equipped with and
using electric headlights of more than
four (4) candle-power, not equipped
with a permanent deflecting or diffusing
device, Shall be provided and equipped
with some practical and efficient de-
vice or devices whereby the forward
lights of such vehicle may be dimmed
or lessened at the will of the operator
to such nn extent that such light or
reflection therefrom through said for-
ward lights will not interfere with the
sight of', nor tcmporarily blind the
NARBERTU TAXI SERVICE
Patrick F. Donahue
Taxi meets all trains Store orders promptly delivered
Baggage called for and delivered
Open Day and Night
Narberth Register
Two Line., IOc per i.Bue; 5c for each aclclitionalline
aCCOUNTANTS
Gottshall, II. K. Public Accountant; Tax
Heports, Audits, etc.• accomplished. 303
Conway avenue. Narberth, Pa.
Kelm. H. (J. Certified Publlc Acoountant.
202 Dudley a.v-. Phone. Narberth 100·W.
AUTOJIOHILES.
Ltlee' Garage-Repairing. Etc. Phon.. 1605.
Sarberth (iaraJ;e. 1'11Oue Narberth 1G33.
See display advertisement In this Issue.
AU'rOl\IOHILE SEIH'ICE
Censore, Soble. Phone, 672.
See display advertlsemcnt In t1l1s Issue.
Dona.hue, Patrick"''' Plloue 11i33.
See display advertlsemcnt in tllls Issue.
BANKS
Merion Title 61 Trult Co. Phone. Ardmore I.
See dlspla~' a.dvertlsement In this Ilsue.
BUILDERS
Shand, Alex. C., Jr. Phone, No. 1710.
Narberth Station.
SmedleY. Wm. D. & H. T. Phone, 600.
See dleplay advertisement tn this Issue,
CANDY. ETC.
Da.vll, 11. E. Phone, 1254-W.
See display advertisement In thll luue.
Ivy Candy Shop,
219 Haverford Ave. Phone. Narberth 1705.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
"enklnl, Cbas. L.
103 Dudley a.ve. Phone. 182·M.
Speakman, Clarence A. Pllone 1652-R.
See display advertisement In thl8 Issue.
COAL AND COJU:.
Cook, C. P. Pllone. Narberth 302-J.
See display advertisement In this Issue.
CONTRACTOR.
Caradettl, Fra.nk. Phone Narberth 1689.
See display advertisement In tbIs Issue.
CONTRACTOR OF PLASTERINO
Fratantonl, James, 61 Sonl.
230 Hampden ave. Phone, 1697·W.
DENTISTS
Orr. Dr. A. L. 101 Elmwood av. Phons. IU-W.
Phlla. Phone. FIl bert 4251. Keltb Bide.
Scllembl, D... John. Phone Narberth 816·W.
Cor. Grayllng and Windsor aves•
Offiee Hours until 9 P. M. dally.
DBUGGISTS
Boward'.. Phone, 1267.
See display a.dvertlsement In this luus.
ELECTBIOlANS
Case, W. G. Phone. 395-W.
See display advertisement In this Issue.
Pueh. VerI 225 Iona ave.
Nor. Phone, 860-W. Ard, Phons. 111-J.
FlSB AND OYSTERS
Imperla.1 Grocel7 Co. Phone. N.rbertb 606.
1li8UBANCE
Bowman, Samuel P. (Life.)
116 Elmwood ave. Pbons, ,n·w.
Trotter Brol. (Fire. etc.)
209 Woodehie ave. Phone. 1282-1\.
Wimer. Wm. Wood. 106 Forest Avenue.
Phone, 826 R.
LAWYERS
GUroy, .John 211 Essex ave. Phone. U45-R.
Phlla. addrese, Lincoln Bide.
Stites. Fletcher W. 418 Havertord ave.
LIGIITING FlXTUBES
McDonald .Jobu. Narberth phOne. 1188.
1511 Chelt. It.. Phlla. Phone. Spruce 1118.
l\lEATS. ET(J.
Ootter, Bo".rd l!'. Phone. 1281.
Ilee dl.play advertleement In thll luu..
•
A ~S~VT~.2 !A
vision of the driver of an approaching
yehicle, and it shall be the duty ot
every operator of such motor vehicle Floesl ....0.0111.,. The-
equipped with and using electric lights atre 01 Its size In Ibe
Entire World.
upon the public highways of this State
to effectually apply such dimmer to the Pb.'oplaY8-Cootlounus IDA. M.'o U.S.
P.M.
forward lights of the vehicle operated
by him or her, Rnd cause such lights to PhUa.• Pa.
be dimmed and lessened so as not to
interfere with the sight or temporarily
blind the vision of the operator of any
approaching vehicle.
(To be Continued Next Week.)
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PROGRAM
SPECIAL I WEEK of JULY 26
All Summer Shoes "Lets Be
Reduced to Cost Fashionable"
Better come in and Jook
them over
MAIN PRODUCTION STARTS AS NBA.
Narberth Shoe Store AS POSSIBLE TO 10.00 A. M., 11.00, ••00,
s..J~, 11.411, 7.411. 9.80 P. U.
209 Haverford Avenue
Narberth
NARBERTH GARAGE
Raymond Weils, Proprietor
Subscribe for GASOLl.NE, OIL, SUPPLIES
"Our Town" EXPERT REPAIRING
Telephone Narberth 1633
- - - - - - _._--------
COOK BROS.
250 Haverford Ave.
PLUMBING
Freight delivered HEATING
'Phone 1633 ROOFING
PHONE, 302 J JOBBING
JOBBING ALTERATIONS
Clarence A. Speakman
Carpenter and Builder
lIf1LK
Phone 1652·R Narberth
Scott-Powell Dalrlel. Phone. Preston 2398.
See display ad vertt.ement In this Is.ue.
MUSI(J
Loos, I'allllY II. Plano teacber.
StUdIo, Arcade IlhIg. Phone. 310-J.
:\,OTAltY I'VHLIC.
For Permanent
"ell'erles, J. 11. 111 Narberth ave.
Phone. 666.M.
Simpson, Harry A. 232 Essex Ave.
Satisfaction
Phone. Narbertll GSG.
Tyson, Warreu It. Pllone. Narberth 1202-W.
OI'TIClAl\15
BUY A
Fenton. Carl "". 606 E •• ex ave. Phone. 618-\\
Phlla. addre... 1808 Chestnut st. LocUlt .11
Smedley Buill Home
ZentmaYer, Josel.h. 228 S. 15th st.. PbU•.
PAINTERS
Walzer, Fred.
117 Wlnaor aVe. Phone, 12t7-J.
PAI'ER I1A~(aX().
llo~'l1. 1Iorace S. 1().! Forrest A \'e. 1'1Iollc 3;;0
PHOTO PLAYS WM. D. & H. T.-SMEDLEY
"Arcadia," 16th and Chestnut sll Phil.
See dl~play advertisement In thl~ ISlue
PLUlIlBINO, ETC. Phone, Narberth 1687
Cook Bros. Phone 302.J.
See display advertisement In tbls Issue.
Wall, H. B. 1'1Ione, Narbertll 1l102.J.
See display advertllement In this 1.lu.
REAL ESTATE
J. A. CALDWELL
Coldwell, J. A. Phone. 108i
See dl.play advertllement In thl, luu.
REAL ESTATE
Fritsch, H. (J. Phone. 152.W.
See dlaplay advertisement III this IllUt
H)"berg. Bent T. Phone 1718.
and INSURANCE
See dIsplay advertisement In tbls Issue.
Nalh, Bobert J. Phone. 60•.
Money for Flr.t and Second Morteaeea NARBERTH, PAt
Simpson, .Jamee (J. 232 Essex ave.
Phone. 636. or 1420 Cheslnut It.
HOOFING. ETO.
GlOre-McGinley 00. Phone, 1251-W.
See dlaplay advertllem.nt In thla Isaue.
lillieI', John A. 241 IOna ave. Phone. 861.J
Shop. 24' Haverford ave. Phone. 1UI.J
SBOBIIAKEBS
Cotter's Meats
Good Wear Shoe Repair Shop,
Conslautille, B. G. 252 Haverford ave
Phone, Narberth 1700-W. . A Quality For
8el'Inelll, Frank. 209 Haverford ave.
See display advertIsement In thIs IS8ue. People Who
STOCK AND BOND BROKERS.
Want The Best
Bopper. Wm. G., & Oo.PhlIadeiphla.
See display advertisement In thIs Issue.
The above department should bl of tb'
createst use to the community. the lilt Con
Groceries and Provitions
taln. ,the name of every profeulonal man
tradeeman. mechanlo. ehoPkeeper. eto., whl
doe. or can In any :lVay .erve hll fellow.
town.man. and who I. proerellive enouell
to add name to lIet of I\eelllter.
Aa It la dlmoult for thoae contrlbatln8 ~ C. FRITSCH
their time and e«ortll to the production ot
"Our Town" to peraonally either know OJ
Interview all .ucb, It would be moat help.
ful If thoae not now found In the printeCI
Prtpertlel For' Bent and
lIet would lend In a m.mo of th,lr nam.l.
addre... phone numbera and blJlllna_ or
FIre IBI8I'aDCle
profe..lolIJI for IlIItine. Tblll will coat .. fol. Bell PhOBe III W.
10wI: 10 cents eaoh t"ue for J !Ine.: I Mlltl
for each additional 1111.. W.lII BuDdlBl.
K_~"
liliiii
 NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN
=
Now the whole famih" can 'b0
out on a Summer eveninb
HE women should cer-
T tainly be thanldul for the
automobile. It has given
them a chance to see a lot
more of their husband[L
II
But it has done 9.
deal more than that.
Select your tires ac-
cordin~ to the roads
they have to travel: It has brought people closer
In sandy or hiJIy coun-
try, wherever the going
together, given then1. neVE
is apt to be heavy-The interests, swept a.way old
U. S.Nobby.
For ordinary country prejudices.
roads-The U. S. Chain
or Usco.
For front wheels- What affects one man now
The U. S. Plain. generally affects a good many
For best results-
everywhere-U. S.
Royal Cords.
of his neighbors in the same
way. And they have a better
chance to get together and
talk things over 0
III
It's had its effect on the
tire business.
When automobiles were
new people ViJere willing to
buy any kind of a tire. Now
United States Tires
DORAN'S GARAGE
ARDMORE, PA.
SABlE CENSORE Cleveland and Ford Sales and Service, Quick deliveries on
SUCCESSOR TO
Work Guaranteed
WALTON BROS.
Narberth 1805
Phone 672 100 ESSEX A VENUE
TAXI SERVICE
An investment of about $1100. in a Prior Lien railroad security will purchase
Automobiles meet all trains throughout the day and evening.
Packages and Trunks promptly called for and delivered.
Moving Furniture and Hauling Freight, etc.
Membera oj Philadelphia Slock &chatlge
CLEAN--·SAFE---WHOLESOME
OUR PRODUCTS ARE GUARANTEED
UNDER BACTERIOLOGICAL CONTROL
Pasteurized Milk I.DELIVERIES
Brynelovls Cerlilled WEST PHILA
Milk •
(Pedrlalle Soelety) OVERBROOK
Speelal "Guernsey" MERION
Milk WYNNEFIELD
(Roberts' &: Sharpless' BALA-CVNWY
Dalrle.. ) NARBERTH
Cream Buttermilk ARDMORE
Table and Whipping WYNNEWOOD
IICream.
SCOTT-POWElL DAIRIES
45th and Parrish 5ts.
HARRY B.. WALL
Plumbing, Gas Fitting
and Heating
NARBERTH PA
Phone, Narberth 319 J
EDUCATOR
and
KREIDER SHOES
FOR CHILDREN
Spring Styles Now in
NARBERTH SHOE STORE
Frank Reginelli, Prop,
209 Haverford Avenue
NARBERTH, PA.
they're beginning to insist
on kllowing what they are
getting.
Tbe Narbertb Electric Shop
LAUNDRYETTE-The Wa.her
that dries without a wringer
And the more they insist, W. G. CASE. 323 Conway Ave
Phone, Narbarth 395 W
the better it will be for us.
IV
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rara.':M~Ginle~1Q
great U [23 South 17!l! S!. PhiladeliiblCl: ~
W'e want bur customers
to know what they are GARAnteed Roofs
getting.
That's why we represent
U. S. Tires-so there will be
DAVIS'
Complete Line of
no doubt about it. Goodyear Tennis Shoes
CIGARS. STATIONERY. MAGAZINES
Whatever the size of your
car, you know that the U. S.
Tire you put on it is the best
kind of tire its makers know
how to make.
REAL ESTATE
A SIGN OF OPPORTUNITY
U. S. Tires are guaranteed
for life, without any limi- SALE
t'ation of mileage. BENT T. HYBERG
At Narberth Station
That ought to mean some-
thing to the man who has
BIlLL PHONE
thought about tires. NARBERTH 17 J 3
BENT T. HYBER6
c. P. COOK
Coal, Wood and
Building Supplies
We have a few tons of
By-Product Coke for sale
at $ 8.50 per ton deliver-
ed in cellar.
LEE'S GARAGE
all cars. All kinds of Auto Repairing
Oils, Gas, Supplies BUSINESS NOTICE !
The General Insurance Busi-
L. C. SHAHAN. Prop.
ness of the late
TWO FOR ONE MILLER BURKHARDT
will be continued. Address
$2000. of par value and return $80. a year in income
Full particulars on request all inquiries to
WILLIAM G. HOPPER & CO. Walter M. Bark.ardt, Elq~
~8 South Third "treet 1203·04 Land Title Buildin.
PHILADELPHIA