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NO FALSE ALARM

PRICE THREE CENTf:i

"INSIDE" INFORMATION

"Carrots will make you beautiful"

isindirectly true, because carrots arean excellent source of mineral matter which is used in regulating bodyp ro ce ss es a nd bui ld ing t is su es.They are especially rich in calciumand a good source of at least threevitamins.

Narberth F ir e Eng ine Clanged Mer·

r i ly Through the Borough, bu t

No F ir e.

With a din of resounding bells

and snorting eng ines , the Narb er th F ir e Company raced pellmell t h rough the Borough's quietstreets early Tuesday night. Volunteer firemen w er e t o be ob

se rv ed per ched p recariou sly onthe swayingapparatus as it swungaround corners.Bu t there was no fire-and

there was no false alarm.The brave fire-laddies had mere

ly commenced their regular periodic summer f ire dr il l , which inc ludes an efficient overhauling ofapparatus a nd a c ar ef ul testing ofengines, hose a nd o th er equip

ment.At last Tuesday's meeting of.

the organization, Ernest Jenkinswas admi t ted in to act iv e membership, and several new non-activemembers were a cc ep te d as c on tributors to the voluntary aSSOciation.The Narberth f or ce has voted

t o j oi n in the parade in Philadelphia, which will take place in October, in connec tion w ith theSes<]uicentennial,

STREET PAVING GOES ON

Upper Narber th avenue betweenPrice and Montgomery avenues, isnow being paved under the directiono f S tr ee t Commissioner George B.Suplee. Upon completion o f N ar berth avenue, attention will be paidto Windsor avenue.

HOUSEHOLD PEST ON

EXHIBITION

Microscopic exhib it o f the various parts a nd o rg ans of the

common house fly i s o n v iew inthe window of Chris Koch's DrugStore, commencing today.Th e members of the fly's body

wi ll b e mounted, for observation

in such fashion t hat t he passer-bymay look through a peep hole inthe window into the microscope,an d see the p es t o n exh ib it io n

magnified about five hundred

times.The exhibit will b e chang ed

each day, and will consist of eye ,tongue, wing, leg and foot, breathing shield and viscera.

Fourth of July Celebrated on F i f t h - R a i n Failed t o D ampe n

A r d o r - B a s e b a l l , Dancing, Refreshments,Music. . .

were not found.It began to appear as if the Ber

wyn boys were s taging a policy ofruthless extermination, to clean usout o f baseballs . A conference washastily called at the bench. HurlerBabb was given orders t o ce asepitching the ball and start bowlingit. Babb aimed for the bat whichthe visitors held rigidly before them,and s co re d a 300 as a bow le r.Thus the home boys were spared

from forfeiting the game on account of having no more baseballswith which to play. Berwyn scoredan occasional hit in the right direction, and gained its four runs. We

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Congestion of Traffic on N a r ~berth Avenue Becomes'

Worse.

Narberth, Pa., Saturday, July 10,1926

Marriage Licenses T hi s Y ea r

Grea te r Th an Thos e

of Last.

COUNTY COUPLES CHANGE OF PARKING INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION·

KEEP CUPID BUSY RULES IS SUGGESTED MARKED BY PATRIOTIC FESTIVITIES

FLAMING YOUTHS

REFUSE TO OUST

ROTARY BALL GAME

Corraled by Police in West

yunk Fourth Raids.

Thirty-five young men and sevengirls were arres ted early Mondaywhen a r aiding party l ed by Act ingCaptain Mullen, of the Lower Mer

ion police, descended on boathouses ·League Leader Lose·s Baseballsalong River ro ad , in \Ve st Mana-yunk and broke up a ser ie s of wild and Narberth Loses Gameparties.In a number o f the houses liquor

was found. All were hauled be-' Berwyn scored four runs to Nar-fore Magistrate Arthur , at the Ard- ber th 's one in a s lippery game Monmore police station Mo nda y a nd da y morning· at the community

fined $8.$0 each. grounds. 'fhe Berwyn team, leadThe raId .was the r e s u ~ t of nl;1mer- ers of the Main Line League, visit

0 ~ 1 ~ ~ 0 1 1 1 p l a m t s from reSIdents 111 the ed u s w it h t he intention of indulgV ~ C l 1 ] 1 t y . ~ was charged . t h ~ t al.l- ing in a swa tf es t. Most of the hits ,mght partIes and booze drmkmg m however were not in th e r ight dithe boa thouses culmina ted in the rection. 'wildestorgies. Acting CaptainMul- Babb local s lab ar tis t hurled f ~ I ~ d e c 1 a ~ e d . he would vis it the sec - the h O l ~ e t eam, and h ~ l d Berwyn

T RIE D TO CUT TRAFFIC hon perIodIcally and stamp out scoreless for the first three i n n i n & ; ; ~ .Arrested fo r cutting traff ic in vicious conditions. The visiting team .connected fre-

Norristown Tuesday evening, Rus- quently with the·ball, but seemed tose ll S . Cox, of Narberth, was .fined Should c ap it al pun is hmen t b e get i ts sense of direction all wrong.$10 and costs of $3.50 in a hearing abolished? Leading criminals say Foul chasers estimated that 97 f O ~ 1 1before Magistrate Ralph McLaugh- no, bu t then perhaps they're prej- · ba ll s soa red wildly into Gibson'slin,; . ~ ,.,,'.',...-.'. , '. .' ', ' .- : . ',. ·udiced,,·' . .,' - .. , ',.. ' . . . woods..:;. Most": of these lost balls

Wil l Feature Joint Outing of Cynwyd

and Ardmore Clubs on July 22-

Arrangement was mad e at th eweekly luncheon of the Bala-Cynwyd-Narberth Rotary Club Tuesday for an outing an d a baseballgame which will be held with theArdmore R ot ar y a t T hr ee T un s

In n on July 22.Squire Fred \Valzer, fonner

manager of t he N ar be rt h a nd t heBala -Cynwyd basebal l teams;Jack Miller and Bill Decker werem ade m embe rs of a committeewhich will make plans for th e ball

· game. Pentz P ipp in heads th eArdmore club 's committee.The meeting, Tuesday, which

was at t he Cynwyd Club, was t heregular monthly business sessionof the club. Following routine reports, President Al Shull told of. the recent Iuternational RotaryConvention at D en ve r w hi ch h e

· attended as a delegate.

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Advisory Board fo r County Tubercu

losis Hospi ta l .

'fwo decrees were handed downat Norristown last week by the courtin the legal battle for a Montgomery county tuberculosis hospital.In the matte r o f the proceedings

GRANDFATHER' S V IEWS brought by the County Commission- JUNE L E ~ D S AS USUAL.·PA.RK ONE SIDE ON LY FIN E F IR EWORKS F EATURE COMMUNITY FETEe rs t o have the appointment of theadvisory board made by t he late . I ---

Traveled differently when I was Judge Miller vacated, the cour t re- The marriage business in Mont- Increasing traff ic congestion on PLAYGROUND NOW OPEN Narberth's bas ebal l n ine c om-young. lJsed t o t ak e two days to fused to make the order ousting the gomery County is on t he increase, Haverford avenue has been com- The Community Playground menced the day by a ttempt ing un-ge t down to the shore. Two days board. according to Clerk HarryW. Akins, m e ~ t e d on recently ~ s ever al local opened on Tuesday . The work successfully to trim Berwyn, league

and at l ea st o ne g oo d team of The court granted the petition of of the county marr iage license bu- reSIdents. ~ u t o m o b r 1 e s , trucks and th is year will be u nd er t he di- leaders, in a 4-1game on t he c om-

ors es . T he buggy was s lowe r Controller William Irvin, who asked . N ' d J . . busstti passmg through the centre of rection of Mr. Oerlein a nd mu ni ty g ro un ds before a large ~ ' J d -than th e o1utomobile we use today, to have h is name r emoved as a re- reau. at o ~ n s t o w n , an une as u s- t own have been delayed and a nnoy - M is sChur ch , physi cal d ir ec to rs ience. The grounds were so wet

bu t it got there. And after a ll , s pondent: in t he man damu s p ro - ual IS leadmg all other months so ing traffic jams and snarls have re- in the Narberth Public Schools, that t he afternoon game with

what was the use of hurrying? ceedings brought by the tuberculo- far this year. A total of 270 l i- sui ted in many near-col lisi ons. wh o will be in att endan ce ev ery Wayne was called off. .Remember when I was seven sis hospital advocates_ The Con- censeswere issued by the county bu- Several c a ~ s e s for thi s si tuat!on d ay exc ept Saturday f rom nine Patriotic and generous c it izensears old. They ·had j ust pu t in the troller was n amed as a joint re- r eau thi s June as compared to 241 h!lyebeen p o m ~ e d out by l ea dmg to twelve and from one to f ou r contributed the q uo ta o f $600 re-first railroad l'n t Atl t' C't d 'th h C C . . cItIzens. P ar kmg a t a n angle and o'clock. quired to make the a ff ai r a cam-

leo an lC 1 y . spon ent WI t e ounty ommlS- for the same tIme last year. . on ·both sl'des of the street has 1I t ran down the island t o t he Ele- sioners. pete success, under the joint aus-phant Hote l in Margate. Bu t I "Looks l ike we're going.to b r ~ a k merely a cc en tu at ed t he t roub le , CASKIN'S SCHOOL pices of the Harold D. Speakman

used the b ug gy . Goo d enough for STUDENT SOLDIERS a ll r ecords thi s year," sa id Cu pi d which is cau se d p rima ri ly by the Post, No. 356, American Legion,me and Maria. Akins. "Last year u p t o t he end of narrowness of Haverfor? avenue, WILL MOVE SOON and the Women's Auxiliary of the

The beachfront hotels in those LEAVE FOR CA·MP June 8I l l icenses wer e i s sued in the the , s teep s lope of the hIli beyond Post.

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. I . ' . , the corner of Narberth avenue, and On account of rain, the 3 o'clockays w er e unpamted s lacks, with SIX months . ThIS. year m Sl;c the bui lt -up corne rs obs tr uc ting a Well - Known Institution's afternoon game with Wayne was

n on e o f t he se f re sh b el lb oy s and A T tal f 129F Co months we have Issued 827 b- view of traffic at the intersectl'ons of M F d Th h postponed. Meanwhile, a bandswimming pools and jazz orches- 0 0 rom unty " ove orce roug

E b d W'II T . . So th t censes. Narberth, Forest and Essex ave- S I f P which had been imported for the~ r a ~ . dverfYd a :t wenht to bedear ly , 1 ram In U 0 "But doesn't the high cost of liv- nues. a e 0 roperty occasion, regaled with a choice and

ms ea 0 ancmg t eir fool heads August 6th ing seem t o mak e the young cou- To allevl'ate the· sl'tuatl'oll I't has ' d b fl' hoff, t he w ay they d o n ow . And I . i' D ' FIFTEEN YEARS OLD vane n um er 0 se e ctlons t et here weren 't any movies. p es cautIous. on t y ou find that been suggested that park ing be pro- center of the borough, around the

FIVE SIGN FOR MONROE most of the people who apply for li- hi bi te d on o ne side of Haverford Mrs. Gaskin's School for Gir ls fi re house .These shocking bathing suits censes are we ll a bove the legal avenue This Id 'd dcl' h'hi' Dancing was begun shortly after

that t hey wea r nowadays weren 'ti ' ' '

h . . wou provl e a 1- wIC

laS been so well known toA t ot al of 129 boy s from Mont_age. . e was asked. . tIonal space for the passage of residents of t he Main Line for the supper in t he L eg ion room of t he1 1 ~ ~ ~ t ~ : d - r ~ : ' e ~ u i ~ a r l t a r ~ ~ ~ f ~ gomery County lef t Thur sday for· ' . ' . Q U l t ~ the contrary," r ~ p J I ~ d t ~ r o u g h traffic,.and would eliminate past two years, now finds itself new community building, which had

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Gov ernmen t Ci ti zens' Mi li tary Akms , . t he c ~ l U p l e s who come 111 a large proportIOn o f the trouble.· f or ced to move because of the un- been decorated for the occasion bya t he w ay down to the ankles Training Camps in various parts of here. bnng theIr par en ts w ith them The banning of parking on both expected sale of the proper ty which Jesse Hause and Walter R. O'Sulliand the wrists. \Ve didn't go into the East. They wil l r emain the re t? .slgn the papers.. If the cost of sides of Haverford avenue would, it has occupied for the p as t two van. The music was furnished byth e ocean to swim. P eo pl e didn't until August 6. . hVll1g wer e t o be J udged by the of course, be more effective; but thi s y ears several of the best orchestras in theswim in those days. Better off number of young couples who get s eems too r ad ical a measure for con- "0 ' CD" 'd East, t1l1der the supervision ofwI' thout so mal lY batlls allY" y Among the contine:ent were many . l' b Id b . n ommencement ay salwa . marnage Icenses, u t te r wou e templatJOn at present. M L d G k' d "I Walter G. Case, who connected one

During the past fifteen years, i i i ~ ~ l o ~ ~ I ~ ~ : ; V ~ f ~ I ~ ~ / F ~ ~ ~ ; e ~ s l ~ l o o : : ~ selling for 10 cents a pound and It seems tha t nothing can or h ~ a . ~ g o as'm ~ e s t e r ay, Id of his Radio la 28' s with a 104 loudthree of my old-time business as- • ee:gs for a n ic kel a doz en ." Sl1011ld be dOlle about changl'llg the b

ano I ea ~ , t a t any c ange wou p k d"d I . 1 t th

soc iates have d ied in their bath- roe at Norfolk, Virginia, but the ~ j \ , r 1 t d I' e necessary. s ea 'er an 1I1S1 e oop aena 0 e

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. 't '11 1 I " lVJ.any coup es are gra n e 1- method of parking cars a t a n angle . house current, and tumed on t he· u s. warned them against bath- maJoTl y WI spenc t lelr tIme at censes without appearig at the The 4S d 1 f 'k " It was not unt11 a lmos t the end J'uice-and music.Iner so oftell 1ut tl Id 't CamlJ lVleade, ~ I a r y l a n d . . M·· - egree an g e 0 par "mg f J th t tl d",J ley wou n courthouse m person. r. Ak1l1s now in vogtle has demonst ra ted i ts 0 une a le eClSlOn was After dark, the fireworks were let

Pay any at tention to 11',e. La"t ) 'ear Ilearly t\VO sc'or"e boy" d 'b d 1 tl . 'bl reaclled~ escn e lOW lIS was pOSSl e. superiority over the old manner of " . . loose, and soon the sky was a blazeMy daughter ' s going to Europe f rom this section, most of them stu- "l\.Jany people work ev.ery day in parkine: parallel to the curb. How- \Ve w111 move to our new o f c ol or and flickering light. Gor-

th is summer . \Vants me· to ero dents at Lower Me ri on H ig h, a t- t he week and do not WIsh to lose e er t1 t t d 1t quar ters before the fall term opens geous bursts of red , green, blue,with her . b tended the C. M. T. C . c amps, b i, t t he t im e to c ome in her e Others e ~ I Y ' fele upresen s?'J e n ~ l un OU) in Septemb.er," Mrs, Gask in con- p urp le and orang e light s prea d"Too old," I told her. "Sur- a smaller number is going this y e a ~ , live out i;l the country so far that it of s p a ~ : 0 p c ~ n ~ ~ , e r a , a ~ n o t ~ tinued. "\Vherever we may go, I mc1j est ic s tr eamers h igh in the a ir .

.prised at you, wanting an old man Lower : :\Ierion was second only to would inconvenience them to come Tl fonltlar

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?malfn s rck~ am g lad t o say tha t the s ta ff wi ll D I I 1 I 'Narberth '3 DBA. bl . tl b fl ' . lere re le an111ner 0 par 'm'" , 1 d Th 1 11 azz ing star s lells exp odec m. , ay _ m, er.m le num er 0 stu- e llt here. These people put 111 an app h- o n "ne side of Haverford avenu; r ~ m ~ : n unc l ~ n & , e . .. ey lave. a dea fe ni ng su cc essi on, a nd t ra il edto ris] , his ,Iiie on a gre.'t ,ocean. S O l d l ~ ~ _ ~ J . t s . ~ ~ t to can]p la.s!. se'lson, cation whh the justice of the peace ' . , : ] 't · t' f 1 "d ' slg111tied theIr mtentlon of stay1l1g s low ly downwar ds Sky- ro cket sl iner when he should b prelJaring 1\11 mode'· of transportatIOn vere' .1 , . . . , ' . . . . . ', . ··-'1 . '1 ur '1o. ea" 01,1 por IOns 0 eac 1 :>1 e v'th 11 " .to 111ake Ill'S l a" t g re at , ~ o l e l l l l ' l : , :> _ . ' , " ": 10 : . ~ n ( \ s I ~ 111 t,o u::>. ll e llar- ' near street corners, i s a s t e p whirh \. 1 . I e.. . . . . . ..r _ .' and flares, R oma n candles and

" used b) the :;tudent soldIers m get- na<Ye hcense IS maIled to the couple '11 't I 'd ' f" She went on .to ~ d that Slle' tIt ' f d tlvoyage in life. I'm seventy-seven; t ing to camp, SOl11e went. by bo<!l o't course thi s cos ts two fees but W1

tlm ~ t le consl e ra tlOn 0 c lv 'e would probably be able to say with- spect a ~ , ~ s plec:s'l· ?Dll1· l a

I should have died years ago." to Baltimore and used the train for the time , , ~ v e d i s ver y often \ ~ o r t h au 10n 1es. in t he n ex t two weeks whe re t he 1110S 'tTl ran I . p y ~ ? e1c In 1c e ISP ,y"1 ' I _ f 1 d' 0 1 ever Wlnessee 1I1 . ar Jer 1.

guess you re right," my t le re,t 0 t le Istance. t lcr, mo- it WA'ZER NOT MANAGER school would reopen. T J' L '

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. 1 I' . 1 d 'II _ ' .1 . . . . . . , d wenty om eglon.eaug lier salC. "I l take httle toree an stJ .a t ew mor e st,lr1c< "::-J0," concluded Akins , "Cup1d 1 he school was fo.unde IS y e a r s . e' " "

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" I I f 1 In a r ec en t i ss ue of Ou r Town \mong the ,et IJle·e· ,ere a

era . out early a.nd hl,ee part 0 t .1e way, hasn't f al len down on the job. \Ve Frerl \Valzer was mentioned as the ago and .has occupIed its present ,." " . ~ c ~ : : > . \,"But h,e's only . seven year: " a ie l! " : .r os t ot them made the Journey' l' tl '1" Cltlarters In tIle olcl Cuyler estate waterfdll , mnumelable pn1\\heels," . , . . . , are JUSler lan ever. ~ \ arnage IS f tl -\ t B b 11 . 'I I \ . fl I ' II excla1l11ed. "Too young-too in pai rs though a f ew par ti es wer e st il l the greates t game in thi s world manager 0 le " u ocar ase a on Gray's lane in Haverford f or the all ( a luge i : m ~ n c a n . :ag, w llC 1young to venture on the f ac e o f ora an ize d f rom different sections d '1 t It la tl e Team. The r epor t was bas ed on IJa"t two "e'us blazed forth Jl1 ItS bnllIant colors

0' . • an iv on gomery COUI y P ys 1 the information that he Ilael coadled - J" I tl ft f 1 I d I ftthe mighty deep. " And so I'm <YO- One of these was composed of boys t tl l' 't " s lor y a er a ew peop e la e,o game 0 le Iml. the Ardmore commercial nine for a h' I . tl I I d ding, after all. B et ter t ha t a n old f rom Norristown and the upper part ' BOY SCOUTS OFF TO CAMP t 11]mlg le program lac en e .man should r isk h is life t o a cc om - o f the county who made connections I "BETTER-DRESSED GIRL" couple of weeks at the beginning of But there was lots to. f?llow.. "p any h is daughter to Paris than at t he c ount y sea t for the "River AYS the season, and is incorrect. l\1r. Leave fo r Camp Delmont Under Refreshments conslst11lg of dehcI-a little boy who h as his l if e be- Val ley Express," which took them WON HUSBAND. WIFE S \Va lzer i s not connected with any Asst. Scoutmaster John Wilson. OUS. punch and c akes wer e s er ve dfore him. to \Vest Philadelphia, where they Narber th Woman Secures Divorce on basebal l o rgan izat ion thi s s eason, This morning at 8 A. :\1. Nar- laVIshly and freely t the l?os,ts whoBefore I trO, however, there is made connections for a southern ex- and his only allegiance is to t he be rt h Boy Sco uts le ft f or the \vilds entered the commul1lty bmldlng, by

. 1 1 I Od Ground of Desertion. home town team. Lewis Nickelson bl 'tt of Atlxiliaryone observa tion I am glad to be press whlC 1 too, t lem to enton, of Camp De lmo nt , where th ey will a c ap a e .col11nt.

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ee .'able to make. I s ee hOlle for the Maryland. A special coach was put : \ plea that her husband desert- is the manager of the Autocar nine. camp dur ing the coming week and members lI1cludmg l\hs.· .H. ~ V f

. fled her for his stenographer, who D b N1 J T H te 1tlJ"sutnre generation. Travel, the on this tram to take care 0 tl e up- wore p re t ti e r clothes, after h e h ad JOIN THE: "LEGION s tudy t he var ious s ub je ct s o f out - Her ?'tt l rds'1\I' ' R °CwH

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t'1\/Ir-curse of all mankind when it be- county contingent. door life as taue:ht to all Boy Scouts, eWI an 'rs. ' ' eWI, s.

1 b f Iuseel her money t o gain a start in The fact that 20 ex-service men

comes too rapi d, shows indica- Among t le oys rom lere W]IO . T All sorts of games, fishing, swim- CONTINUED ON THE SECOND PAGE. f - 1 f f I ' 11 ' the automobile busl11ess, uesday, J'oined the Harold D. Speakman

tlOns 0 slowll1g down. Ou r chil- e t or t le coast artl ery Ul11t at r ming and boa ti ng a re i nc lude d in

d F111 R b L D 1 gained :\ rs.. Blanche Rob bi ns P os t, N o. 3::6, of the American

ren and grandchildren are re - 'ort lV onroe were 0 ert . ot 1- -' the week's fun. But the most popu-. d H f d d NIl Ransone, o f Narberth, a divorce Lee:ion on Monday, indicates thatvertmg to th e time-honored a r , 41 7 aver or roa , l ar )ert 1; _ 1 F lar game is cal led " ea ts ," p layed in

I' 1 C I 1\1 H "I . t rom her hus Jand, James . Ran- tIlere are 111allY Ile\V resl'dellts ill

ve llC es which were good enou<Yh har es '. emy, 329 i\' eet1l1g . the mess hall, and maybe those

f. TI 0 H I N b I V S II sone, in t he Cour t a t Nor r is t own. Narberth who may desire to affili-

or us. le old-fashioned vehicles ouse ane, ar ert 1; an tee Scouts can't play that e:ame.'11 T k U 1 d B 1 \Vhen they were married on ate \Vl'th tIle local post A p p l i c a t i o n ~ ~

WI cause a slowing-up o f the ra lJid • a c ' son, 127 p an terrace, a a; . The f ol lowing Scouts wer e 10-

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. f R d H R d ff "'I July 7, 1912, at Clarksburg, W. 'lllel I'nforlllatl'oll 111ay be obtainedpace 0 thIS ast age. aymon . u rau , lV ontgom- ' cated, piled in Maurie Lacy's truck

O 1 d \'T db' N Va. , she e-ave he r husband $5000 froll1 Thonlas J Kerrigan tall and

n y l as t n il rh t I heard my e ry a n '\ 00 me avenues, 1 ar- . , under the luge:age: Arthur Barns,

d dI d \U d 11 B S to start in business, she said. He aelll'al Narbertll COlltractor

gran daughter S oph ia s ing in g b ert 1, an tV en e , tewart, 325 l> • Eue:ene Claghorne, Randolph Heim,

C dmade a success of t he v en tu re .

CONTINUED ON THE FOURTH PAGE Bryn Mawr avenue, ynwy. C l.Irs. Ransone to ld the master, G: SERENADE DONORS Finn Kolles, Albert Lembert, FredAmong those going to amp McCarthy, Byron Morton, John C.

M'd u r F D Carroll Hoover, but after, he r hus- Fletcher VV. Stites and Robert J.

ea e were vv arren·· ..... rU111m, Snyder, Vestus Spindear,H o w ~ r d

Tinsley Rucker and Allen Smith, of b an d h ad p ai d her hack th e $5000 Edgar , two chief contr ibutors to the Wilson, Gordon Wolfe and KeIthBala-Cynwyd. and prosperity came to him, he $600 Narberth Fourth of July cele- Parkes.

lost i n te re s t i n her. His stenog- bration fund, was serenaded Mon- Assistant Scoutmaster John Wil -rapher , Grace \Vhalen, was be tt er day afternoon by a .band and num- f h bdressed. In fact, she was the best- bers o f Narberth citizens. Senator son will be in charge 0 t e oys at

Mana- dressed girl in town, a nd her hus- Stites was away at the time, par- camp.hand's affections were finally com- t ieipating in the Presidential receppletely diver ted to her , :Mrs . Ran- tion at the Sesquicentennial grounds,sone testified, who sough t h er di- but the band played mer ri ly on invorce on the grounds of desertion. his honor .

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TRAVELOGUES

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Contributes Le t te r s t o th e

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243 Haverford Avenue, Narberth

TO KEEP your possessions where they will be safefrom this crafty worker-to place them where his

hand hesitates to go-where his brain is not keen enoughto d irec t. Our Safe Depos it Vau lt s will hold all thevaluables you wish to st or e, and a re a s af e r el iab le. .. . "mexpenslve lllsurance agamst burglary.

the Cellar WindowLehigh Valley Coal

Jeddo-Highland Coal

Cannel Coal

Cord Wood

for The GardenBone Mea l

Sheep Manure

Michell's Grass SeedSaVo Flower BoxesUnderground Garbage Rece ive r s

for The ChildrenSand BoxesCanvas CoversWhite Seashore Sand

Phone Narberth 375

mAL BlJllrnNliMAlfRIAlCQNARBERTH PENNA.-· •

Have You a Safe .Deposit Vault?

•

I t 's The Burglar's Job

q ' 0 DISCOVER the s ec re t h id in g places i n y ou r.... home that you thought such safe location for yourchoice ~ o s s e s s i o n s . Onc e h e gains entrance, the darkestrecess IS not s afe enough cover f rom his penet ra tingeye.

It's Our Job

THE NARBERTH NAtIONAL BANK

E M E ¥ B E ~ ! Your vacation time is th e Burglar'sA . w o r k m ~ t I m e - a ~ d your silverware is th e brightobJect of hIS temptatIon. Better leave it safe in o ne

o f o u r vaults until you return, than to find it gone t opar ts unknown-never to come back .

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220 Bala Ave.

Cynwyd , Pa.

want an Ice

DEPARTMENT

STORE

Children'sAll-Wool Bathing

Suits$1.00 to $2.95Newest styles.A comple te line o f

Bathing Shoes , Capsand Novelty Belts.

'Phone, Narberth 1254

Fabrikoid Week-EndCases.

$1.98, $2.98 and $3.98Cowhide reinforced corners;

cre tonne lined; ins ide pocket;14-, 16-, 18-, 20·, 22- and 24-inchsizes.

Latest in

Modes for Beach and Surf

I Suits f or Men

LIFE GUARDSUITS

$1.98I-Piece

Worsted Suits$2.98 to $4.98

Narberth 2602

Cynwyd 928

8URTOWN

Wool Suits,e ither pla in orstriped, and ofnovel design incolorful motifs

at $2.98

Heavy RibbedSuits , pla in orstriped,

at $3.98

BeautifulJacquardWoven Suits

at $4.98

We Call f or and Del iver

Sale of Bathing SuUs

A D E L I F ~ · , · B R O T H E R S .., .TAILORS

Boston Bags, 79c

Genuine leather, double handles.

SUBURBAN·DELIVERY

CLEANERS AND DYERS

219 Haverford Avenue

Delicious, cool, refreshing.

BEST FRENCH DRY CLEANING

We make ou r own i ce cream.

SALE OF HAND LUGGAGEBig Savings

When.Dissatisfied Try

HEWfrS

Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers

Phone Narberth 1705 for Prompt Delivery


Straws

I02 Forest Ave.

Narberth, Pa.

WHITE'S SWEET SHOP

-And so good that you'll

cream soda all for yourself .

Big

Enough

lor Two

Schwarzman's

. Black·Enamel Suit Cases$2.98 to $4.98

Strong. steel frame, cretonne. lined, pocket in lid, cowhide reinforced corners, cowhide straps

. a ll around-some with remov; able trays-24- and 26-inch size.

I I w 'M II II II I' Pi d _i P II II II II I" i i P ' I II II II II d iO @ ' II II PD l P i P l m l m P l p o i dl D l i m mi P 1 l d i m l P1 l m i i B I II "i m i i tP l M i II II II II i m l d i i I II II II II Il R "l P D l l P 1 l P l p m mf tl w p__'SW!P'W. r r r = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = ~Tr y our Home-Made Pies for Dessert Tonight, 25c, 50c

Danish Pastry ........••.......•.... Yz ·doz. 30c

Nu t Honey Buns, l a rge ' a piece 10c

Layer Cakes, l ike mother's , large . . . . . . . . • . . •. 60c

Butter Crust Rolls dozen 24c

Vanilla Wafers •.......•......•.•. , .• . Yz-Ib. 30c

French Macaroons ., • . . . . . . . • . . • • . . • • • • Yz -lb. 40c

We Specialize in Different Kinds of Health IB1·ead at 12 and 14 Cents a Loaf

PHONE ORDERS FOR

PATTIE SHELLS, 4 FOR 25c

l = = = = = ~ = = = = = = = = = = = C = = C = = = C = ~ = = = = =

BERWYN GAME

CONTINUED FROM THE F IRST PAGE

Ed. Wipf and Mrs . Harvey Cook.

After t he pyrotechn ic d is play ,

dancing wasresumed until midnight,

w it h music a ga in f ur ni she d by

Case's Broadcasters De Luxe. Nar

berth Legionnaires in their new caps

a ss is ted on the dance f loor as well

a s o n the field.

Twenty new membe rs joined theLegion during the fes tivi t ies. Some I I ~ - ; ; ; ; ; - - - ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; - - ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; - - ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; - - ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; - ~of them are J. A. Bo rd en , L. 1.

Peoples, J. A. Whites ide , Alex I ~ ~ = - C ~ ! O = < : : X : : ! O = < : : X : : o Q o I = - = : X : : o Q o I = - = ~ - = - < : = ' I ' : ~ - = - < : = ' I ' : ~ - = - < = - = ~ - = eBetus , Ros s Howenstdn, RobertCollins.

Order was kept du ri ng t hecrowded events of the day by Narberth's voluntary firemen, under theleadership of Chief C. V. Noel andL t. E d. Wipf. Extra police werepu t on dut y t o d ir ec t t raf fi c, an dCaptain Donaghy len t h is persona lassistance.

Entire satisfaction with the greatest Fourth of July celebration witn es se d in t he b or ou gh o f Narberth

was expre ss ed thi s week by AllanE. Shubert , new commander o f t hePost, and Thomas J. Kerrigan,chairman of the committee in charge.

NOTICEIn re: I<ile A.1[i263-26Application of PATRICK F. DONAHUE

for appro,·,,1 of t he cont inued exe rc is e ofthe right aud prl\' i lege of operating motorvehid,," as a common carrier for the t r a n ~ 'I lor t at lon of I Je rsons upon cal l 01' deman'lIn Nar ll er th , " Iontgomery County, a ndvicin ity . I n r enewal of A . l1 l66-24 .

Notke is hereby given that appllcatiopha s heeu mUlle to the PUblic Service Commission of thl' Commonwealth o f l 'e nn s.I'l\'anla under the provisions of the Puh·Iic Sen 'l ce Compauy I ,a ", hy Patrick F.Donahue. of lOR Conway avenue. Narllerth,l'a .. for a certif ica te of public convenience.evtdeucinll' the Commlssion's requisite app ro va l o f th e e on ti nu ed ex er ci se o f t her ig ht a nd p ri vi le ge o f ope ru tl ng mot orvehicles us a common carrier fo r t h e trans·Ilortation of per sons upon cal l or demandIn Nnrllerth, 1Iontgomery C o u n t ~ · , nndv icini ty. .A pnblic hearing on this ap[lUcntiou wItl

he held in Uoom 4!l6. C i t ~ · Hall. Phlla!lelIlhla. on th e 1 6t h d ny o f J nl \, . 1926. lit 9o'cioel\: stnndl1rll timc, ,vhen and ,, 'here nIl!lerSOns in I n te re st mny a llpe ar and be!ll'nrd, if t hey so des ir e.

l'A'rUICK F. DONAHUE.(7 -10-26) Allpllcant.

~ ~ : ~ ~ I ~ ~ ~ I ~ ~ c ~ ~ ~ E ~ ~ i ~ ~ ~ ~ : ~ ~ ~ a

Iword. Three insertiolls for the price oftwo. Classified adtJertisenlmts will be

received by telephone from subscribersof the tl'lepho11e company.

--:"EWING MACHINES-All makes rcl lair l'd. } ,ibera l allowance on old m:Lchilll'for new Singer. Phone Merion 1-1iiS-J\1.

l \ lOTHEK8-Pll lce YOUI' children under compet"nt supen' iBion while away forthe d ay . F or f ur th er informationaddressNllrberth D uy Nu rB er y, M rs . Howard

' ' 'hite. fiOS BrooldLUrst avenue. Narberth1736-W. ( t f )I<'OR RENT - Attracth'e furnit>hed

rooms neal ' s ta tion. Best locution. PhoneNarberth 2222-W. (tf)

DRESSMAKER - DesireB appointments by day. FirBt-c lns:; cu tte r and fitter. Phone Diamond l'ilflS-W. (7-10)

WANTED-Roomers or boarders, gentlemen or business couple. In prh-atefumily. Home-lil te . 132G Gordou avenue,Narberth. (7-10)

FOR SALE- Willy:;-Knight sedun;

good condition; $2130. Phone Narberth2235-R.

FOR SALE-Ford t our ing c al '. l \I nkeoffer. 12S Woodside avenue. Phone Narbel·tll R38-J.

F,OR SALE - Cllnllenge refril- lerutor ,[ lorcelnin lined. s ligll tly used; reasonuble.Narberth 2719-W.

FOR SALE-Building lots in Narberth. Address "A," ca re ·of "Our Town,"P. O. Box DOU.

STRAYED hom cal ', small tan femaledog; short hail' and tail; white spot onILeal! u nd v uwa ; b li nd i n one eye; numed"llaby;" family pet. Phone Granite 137uor· NUl'berth 2200. HewnI'd.

lost the game, but saved $98.63 inlost balls! .

Pitcher Frost, of Berwyn, didn'th av e a t hi ng (that Narberth couldhit) and t he o nly local ma n w homanhandledhis offerings were Manager Jeffries, \vho doubled and trip-led, and premier sackman Heckel ,who slammed his first ball for a s in-gle, stole second and third, and came

a. ( galloping home on Murray's error.1 ( Box Score.

20r :O;AlUlFlR'l'H. HrollWYlI.( r hO l l ( ' rhoneo ( rr,·"kor. 30 .. . 1 1 1 1 0 Shank. lb .. 001000

o ( n : ~ : t ~ f · . : : g 8 gg ~ f ; : ~ ~ ~ i . \ · . " ' : l i ) : if 8o (I HObh. p 0 0 1 () 1 Vl·rn,. 20.. 0 0 1 1 02 r } ; : f f ' ~ · i , \ I ~ i ) · : : : g ¥g8 , \ ~ ~ ( ~ . ; t n · i l . : : · i rgggo ( Hank!. r f . . . .O 0 1 () 0 Doy!". If ... 0 1 1 0 0

_/ J{p. \"t lS , s:; ••••.0 0 2 1 1 Cm!J;I('k, rt. 0 0 1 0 0G ~ , Gtltill:lll. 2h .. 0 0 1 a () De:;('hllla. c. 1 :! 121 0

G ( ~ ' ~ : ~ : ~ k " · ~ u t ! : - ~ . \ 7 ' \ i o ~ h . 8 ~ 1 ' ( 1 ; ; . 1 1 ; ~ r o · ~ t . 4 . 1 ~ 1 ~ 7 7 2

:, Beat Knights 8·7.

In an exci ting fo ray st aged

Thursday n ig ht in t he c ommuni ty Iljf!====5======5====5=====5=======.r,( ball grounds , the local nine defeated IIJ the K. of C. team that sought theirC scalp. With the odds agains t themg7 to 6 at the beginning of the finalt in ni ng, th e local lads sm ot e t wo( l us ty r un s a nd t rimmed t he ir o pp o-l, nents.

To t he F le ck b ro th er s g oe s t hec re di t f or b ri ng in g in t he w in ni ngruns . Bobby Gibson's pi tching !lelddown the Kaseys during the d ~ d s i v elast innings.

L. P. C.1 .Sin

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PHILIP ATLEIII LIVINGSTON

Editor all/I PubU8her

THOMAS A. ELLWOOD

Bulrine88 Manager

Saturday, July 10, 1926

CLOSE COUNTY BRANCH

BERWYN GRIPS LEADON MAIN LINE LEAGUE

Entered a8 Becond elaBll matter. October U.1914. at the POBt Omee .at Narbertb. PL . WIdertbe act of Marcb 3, 18'79.

SUBSORIPTION PRIam

One Dollar and Fi t ly Cents Per Year In Advance

Owned by the Narber th Civic Association.Publlshed every Saturday at Narberth, Pa .

Narber t h and Au toca r Also Victors

Last Saturday.

Although outhi t conside rably,

Narberth managed to bea t Pres ton

at Bryn Mawr last Saturday i n the

Main L ine League game, 8 to 5Every man on the Preston team haci

at least one safety f or a t ot al of 19hits, while Narberth could only hi!out II , but Preston h ad the hugetota l of 16 men left on bases. Flec1started on the peak for Narberthbut had to be rel ieved by Babb. ThElast year champions won out i n t hfl as t two inn ings by scoring threeruns. Features were the slugginr

of ·Walker, with four hits ; Yowellwith three, and the spectacular fieldina of Gilfi llan at shortstop for th(

wmners.NARBERTH

r.

Hl'ckl'l. ~ l b . .........•.. 1G. F Il' ck . c. • 1Yowell, If. • • . . . . . . . . . • • 1Hankey, cE . • • • , •••••••• 1~ ' u r n e r , cf. 0Babb, re. p. . . • . . . . • . . • . 1V. l,'leck. p 2Jefferies. lb. . 0Keyes, S •••••••••••••• 0Gil fi Il an , 2b. . . . • . . . . • . . 0

l'otalB . • . • . • . • . . . . . . . 8 11 *20 ltl

p n E S ~ ' O Nr. h. o. a.

G. l\!c;\{'e, 3b 1 :3 1 1J. McMo·e. cf. 1 1 0 0}<'arnum, If 1 3 0 0Hogers, lb. , 1 3 10 0W;llkel ' , p. . . • • . . . • . . . . 1 4 0 4Faulk, Sil••••••••••••••• 0 2 1 2l \ 1 c l l l a u u ~ , 2b. • • • . . . . . . 0 1 4 4Kel ly, d ..•.......•.... 0 1 2 0}'1aguire, c. . . • . . . . . • . . . 0 1 3 1

PAGE TWO

. ~ ' o t a l s 13 19 27 11 1Narberth 0 0 8 0 1 0 1 1 2- b

Preston 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 1 0-1:>l'wo-bllBe bits-Walker. I<'arnum, Faull..V . FIl 'c k. Struck out-By Walke r, 3 .First baHl on baIls-By Walker, 2; byFleek, 3. Umpire-Eckles.

Autocar, 2; Brookline, 1.

This victory keeps Autocar righto n t he heels of Berwyn, only ontgame behind, and makes Monday\games dec ide the race. In Satur·day's game nO runs were s co red b )ei therteam unti l the seventh inningAutocar . . . . . • . • 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 -2

Brooldine •• . . ••• 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 -1

Berwyn, 17; Wayne, 3.

Danny Redmond's Berwyn aggregat ion handed one large wal lop toWayne in last Saturday's game,which gives them a nice l ea d i n theMain Line League. Even with threepitchers in for vVayne they werepounded heavily.B e r w ~ ' n H ii 1 2 2 1 3 0 0-17W a ~ ' n l ' 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0- 3

)IAIN LINl'] Ll<lAGUE STANDINGW.

Berwyn . . . . . • • . . . . . . . 7Antocar GNarbl'rth . • . . . . . . . • . . . 13

Pl'l"ton ......•....... -1

Brooklinl' .• . . . . . . . . .. 1\Vayne 1

Of Revenue Office at Norristown.

Will Work From City.

Discontinuance of the Norristownbranch office of the Internal Revenue Department, effective immediately, was anno unced Mo nda y.William H. Coles , who will returnhome Tuesday after a vacation trip,and who was i n c ha rg e of t he office i n the Norristown-Penn TrustCompany Building, will work fromthe Philadelphia office as aspecia lfie ld deputy, engag.ed in actual collection instead of supervisory work.

The county p rogram, s imil ar tothat i n many o th er pl aces, is partof another heavy reduction in divis ion and s tamp office of the bureauin various sections of the county,Commissioner of Internal RevenueD. H. B la ir sai d in Washington

recently.- - - - - - -

"That American chap who flewover the pole is a bir d, isn't he?"Most r ep re hens ib le p un ext an t,

Already nineteen perpetrators ofit have been executed, and sixteenincarcerated, no t to mention. three

exonerated.

8/7/2019 Our Town July 10, 1926


PAGE THREE

7'heFIRESIDE

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7,340.91

FIRST CHURCH OF

CHRiST, SCIENTIST

\Vomen's Club Bldg., Ardmore Ave.,Ardmore, Pa.

(Daylight-saving Time)Sunday services, 11 A. M.Wednesd ay evening , t es timoni al

meeting, 8 o'clock.Reading room, 19 West Lancaster

avenue, open dai ly , 10.30 A. M. to4.30 P. M. .The s ub je ct for the Bible les son

sermon for July 11 is "Sacrament."

If You Read "The Mauve Decade"

Now Available at the Library.

A much-discussed LOOk among thenew publications of this spring is "ThelYlauve Decade," by Thomas Beer. It

is now available at the CommunityLibrary. It is an impressionistic account of the manners, modes, customsand outstand ing f igures of the per iodfrom 1890 to 1900, commonly called"the nineties." So great a majori ty ofpeopl e now li vi ng h av e acti ve memories of that period, and so many o ft hem were i nt iu en ced by the i deas o fthat t ime, that this book wil l be widelyread, but probably not widely agreedto.The advice of the l ibrary rei'ard in i'

this ~ o o k i s that intel ligent peopleshould read it, but kee p a good gr ipon thei r own ideas and opinions whi leth ey a re doing so. T he re is nothingdangerous or harmful in it, b ut Mr.Beer' s opinions have only the weigh tof Mr. Beer' s j udgmen t, and that isa q ua li ty which is ve ry likely tochange, for i t is said that he is sti ll ayoung man. However , he is a n int er es ti ng young man, with a goodbackground and training.The book is written in what is often

call ed t he "modern " s ty le , and , t oofrequen tly, Mr. Beer, in h is desire tosustain h is der is ive opinions of thosetimes, is obliged to employ innuendoto sus tain his point-and tha t, ofcourse, is not sufficient to convince anintelligent person who has wellgrounded opinions to the contrary. ItIS a good thing to match opinions withany mindas keen as ,Mr. Beer's.The popular appeal of this book will

be limi te d from a l ib ra ry p oi nt ofview, but t ho se who are suf fi ci en tl yinterested to keep going in it willenjoy the exper ience and will emergewith renewed faith in their own opin

ions, or wit h an ent ir el y new s et ofideas about the ~ o c i e t y of their child·hood or youth.

BAPTIST CHURCH

OF THE EVANGEL

Robert E. Keighton, MinisterServices for July 11:9.45 A. 1-L-Church school.11 A. M.-Morning worsh ip . Ser.

mon, "By-Products of Christianity."7.30 P. M.-Union servi ce on the

lawn o f t he Methodi st chur ch. Thi sservice is conduct ed by the Bap ti stchurch, the pastor preaching upon the

theme "A Spirit of Adventure."Wednesday, July H, 8 P. 1-I.-Unionprayer service at the Methodist church,conducted by the pastor of the Bapt is tchurch. Subject , "Never Man SpakeThus."

{{eport of Condition ofTHE NARBERTH NATIONAL BANK

At N' Ill'berth.In the Srate of P e n n s ~ ' I \ ' U n i a , at the close

of busines.;; on June 30, 1926.RESOURCES

1. L o n n ~ and discounts . . . . $10!l,720.484. Bond", stocks, "ecIWitiel;,

etc .. owned ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . 94,970.00G. B a n k ' ~ hol,l>l1", $45,014.20;

furnitUre and fixtures,fj;1i1',!lU1.68 • . . . . . • . • . . 58.075.88

-8. Lawful 1'1'''1'1'1'1' with Fed-ernl R e ~ e l ' v e Bunk .... 18,000.00

10. Cash in vuult and amountdue from national banks

14. l\[iscp!laneous cush items ..18. Other asspts .

Th e Fireside is becoming de

s er te d t he se h ot d ay s for the cool

mount ai n and seashore resorts.

Now that s ummer h as come to

stay, many of Narberth's resi

d en ts a re maki ng t he ir de13arture.

Miss Patience Wholert is in th eP oc on o M ou nt ai ns , a nd Helga~ h o l e r t is away at Camp Downmgton.

A t C am p Aw ais sa in PoconoPines is Miss Virgin ia Abel.Mrs. James MacKenzie, of Nar

b ro ok Roa d, is in 'RochesterN. Y ., f or a shor t s tay . '

. C?ristine Mahl ha s gone campmg m New York S tate .Dr. R. C. Hoffman a nd f am il y

have r ~ t u r n e d from a moto r t r ipto Maine, after attending th eg radua t ion o f Dona ld from Dartmouth College. Donald is staying with his parents at 201 Fores t avenue unt i l Augus t, whe n h ee xp ec ts t o go into business inCanton, Ohio., .

Miss Elizabeth C. Torrey is theguest of Mr. a nd Mr s. F re de ri ckC,. Torrey at 500 Essex avenue.MISS Torrey i s the Rel iO'ious E iu·cational Secretary of Dayton Ohioand i s also one of the faculty'of t h Presbyterian Summer Tr.tiningSchool of Worcestet:, Ohio.

Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Atherholtof Woodside avenue, and Mr. andMrs. Horace E . R uc h, of Merionavenue, motored to Ocean City for,the Fourth, to attend a hou se partygiven by Mr. and Mrs. William

Parker at their summer c o t ~ a C " ~ .Miss Evelyn Jefferies, of Forest

avenue, has retu rned home afterspending two weeks at "ByrondenFarms ," Pa.

Miss Ruth Tor re y i s v is it in gf ri en ds a t Belle Is le , Connedicut .and is taking a summer schoolcourse at Columbia University.Misses Bet ty and Mary Jefferis

and George Jefferis, Jr., of Cloris,New Mexi co, a re g ue st s o f their

cousin, Evelyn Jefferis, Fores t avenue.En joy ing the ir sUmmer a t Ocean

City are the family of George B.Suplee, who visits the shore overweek-ends.Carlyn and Elizabeth Goldsmith,

of Montgomery and Mill road, leftthis week to spend the next twomonths at Camp Buckwood Lodge,Pa.

Miss Miriam McClain, of Woodside avenue, sailed this week forEurope, where s he w il l s pe nd thesummer. She will do special study

work in Germany.Adolph Vogel and family havegone to ' Huntington, W. Va., forseveral weeks.Miss E th el E . S ha w, teacher of

English in the State Normal Sd'oolat Bloomsburg, Pa ., who has b eenvisiting her brother, Commander

Charles H. Shaw, U. S . N ., o f AV,1!1road, has g-one to New York City tostudy in Columbia University Sum-mer School. .Mr. M . Lou is J oh ns on aud fam

ily returned from spe1lC!ing the"Fou rth " a t O;:;ean City, and havegone to Indiana to visi t re1t\tives.Commander and Mrs . F . T. Van

Auken, U. S. N., and children, mot or ed t o Co nn ect icu t over the"1' ourth" t o l eave their children atcamp.

'1'ot:1I $:{04,822,42 Mrs . Cha rl es H . Shaw has r e-

I,IABILl'1'IES t urned home f rom the University ot1fI. Oapital ~ t o e k paid ill $50.000.00 Pl' H . 1 h I20. S l l r p l u ~ fund ,. . 25,000.00 enllsy vat1la osplta, were s 1e27. 'Cel·tifted eheeb outstnnd· underwent a seriOlls operation.

iug 2,180.00 Mr. a nd Mrs . 'vV. H. Martel and28. 'Cashier's checks o u t ~ t a l l d · d au gh te r H el en a re spending thei n 4,000.00 . W h' D C M'20.

Individuul deposits~ u b j e c t summer 111

as 1I1gton,. .

ISS, to check 140,781.[Xi Sara Larimer, Mrs. Hartel's sister,'ar;. {'ertificnt,·s of d e l ) o ~ i t has gone to her home in Greenville,

(other t ha n f or m O l l e ~ ' Ohio.bom)wedj .. . ,. , .. . , .. ,. . 10,nOD.OO Mr. Arthur Hai ne s, o f Long

37. Other time deposits . . . . . 623UO.874a. Bills payable (illcludinl; all Beach, California, is visiting in Nar-

oblil;ations representing be rt h. His mot he r, Mrs . Marymoney borrowed othe:' Haines, of South Narberth avenue,than redi8eounts) 10,000.00 h as be en ser io usl y ill in Bryn

'rotal $a()4,B22.42 Mawr Hosp it a l and i s now .slowl'yState of P e l m s ~ ' l v u n i u , County of i\Iont- recovering at her home. D l t n ~ g ~ I

i ~ n ~ ~ r Y j J . : ; \ I c O R E R Y , Cushier of the stay he wil l b e th e gues t o f hIS SISabove-named bank, do ~ o l e m n h ' swellr ter. Mrs . Howard Hager , of Oldthnt the above statement is true to the Gulph road.best o f my knowledge and belief. Mrs. H. C. Fenno lef t Thursday

J. I,. MeCRERY, C I l ~ h i e r . for Lake Cassayuna, N. Y., in th eOOl'rect-Attest:

CARl, B. METZGER. Adirondacks.CHARLES E. KREMER, Among the Narberth visitors atCf,ARFJNGE '1'. FARIES, t he s ho re t hi s wee k i s Mrs . C. H.

Dil·eetor/:!. Crane, of Essex avenue, who is inS u b ~ c r i b e d and sworn to before me thisseventh day of July, 1926. Atlantic City.J. BAIRD CAI,DWEI,L, Notary Public. Dr. Freder ick 1. Fenno, of N e --------------1 Orlean s, La ., was th e guest of h1s

brother, Mr. Harold C. Fenno, at600 Essex avenue, over the Fourthof July and for th e first part of

this week.Mrs. J. W. Hagerty, o f Merion

avenue, is spending several weeksin Pittsburgh.Mrs. W. L. Peebles, of Iona

avenue, is l ea vi ng Mon day tospend a week in Atlantic City.During t he mon th o f J ul ywh i le

Dr. E. C. Town is aw ay, Dr .George Wagoner, of Bryn Mawr,is taking care of hi s practice.

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NARBERTH METHODIST

EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Church NewsHOLY TRINITY

LUTHERAN CHURCH

C. A. Senft, Actini ' PastorServices, Sunday, July 11:Bible school, 9.45 A. M.Morning worship, 11 o'clock. Theme,

"Practical Christianity."Evening servi ce - Union twi li gh t

service, Methodist church lawn, 7.30o'clock.July 2 : is the date for the mysterious

hike to be held by the young peopleof the congregat ion. The young peop le who wil l bear the date in mind willenj oy a d el ig ht fu l evening out in t heopen.Choir rehearsal every Friday night ,

at 7.30 o'clock.Community prayer meeti ng i n t heMethodist church \Vednesday evening,at 8 o'clock.

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Open Friday Evenings

HARRY H. HAMERJobbing Carpenter

Storm Enclosures-Screens

Made-Erected-Removed

Phone Narberth 11;71

t , ~ ~ ~ PLATESILVER

CHARLES F. EBERTJobbing

OF ALL KINDS

103 Dudley AvenuePhone: NARBERTH 2229

WALTER NEWRUCKCarpenter and Builder

Jobbing-Estimates Free

NARBERTH 2733-J'

h as m any , attractive gifts at

reasonable prices to t ake to yourhostess on your little week-endvisits.

3-oz. Trial Size 50c; lIz·pint $1.00;Pint $1.65

See Demonstration

E. J. Lyons: H. RicklinH. F. Cotter

Corner Essex and Price AvenuesRev. W. Sheridan Dawson, MinisterSunday, July 11 :9.45 A. M.-Bible school, Hon .

Fletcher W. Stites, superintendent.11 A. M.-Morning worship. Theme,"How to Keep the Sabbath ." Anthem,"I f Ye Love Me," by Simper. Contr:rito solo, "A Prayer."7.30 P. M.-Union twilight s.ervice.

Services in charge of Rev. Keigh ton,pastor of the Bapt is t church.Union prayer service on \Vednesday

evening, in the Methodist church, with= = = = = = = = = ~ = = = = ~ I Rev. Keighton as leader.The regu lar monthly meeting of the

official board wil l be held on Mondayevening, at 8 o'clock.

YE ODDITY SHOPPE,, ' ,

The Gift Shop of Narberth

On Worn, Brassy Parts, Reflectors,Radiators, Bathroom Faucets, etc., so

that they

LOOK LIKE NEW

THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Rev. John Van Ness, M.A., MinisterMeetings for July 11:9.30 A. M.-Bible school. All de

p ar tmen ts will r emain open a ll suml11er.11 A. M.-Public worsh ip . Mr. Van

Ness will p reach on the t heme "TheKnow le dg e of God as E ss ent ia l toTrue Living." The man who does notknow God has not begun to l ive. Howcan we know HIM?7.30 P. M.-Union twilight meeting

on the Methodi st chu rch l awn. Ser 1110n by Rev . Robert E. Keigh ton.Union prayer meeting next Wednes

day at 8 P. M., in the M , ~ t h o d i s t=============== Ichu;ch, conducted by Rev. Keighton.

SHADY

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BASED ON YOUR IDEAS

A complete stock of lumber for this purpOSe is on ha nd a t all times. We cutlumber t o s iz es de si re d, bu t do notconstruct.

places on your Lawn, or in the Gardencan be easily obtained by an Arbor orPergola. Very effective designs may befound on t he shelves of our

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Call a t Our Show Room or Ask Us to Send a

Representative.

ALEXBE ELECTRIC302 Haver ford Avenue

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'It was design,ed for your individual need-you

will find it a r ea l solution.

NARBERTH

For 20 years the THOR Electric Washer has been one

o f t he leaders-20 years <;>f successful operation and con

struction-employs the same practicable methods as'

commercial washers.

THE MERION TITLE & TRUST COMPANY

OF ARDMORE

Ardmore 17

THE 'COUNTIES GAS & ELECTRIC CO .

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Phone, Narberth 2282

In Our Window For

THE REASON WHY

FLY KIllERS OF AU. KINDS

SWAT THE FLY

238-40 HAVERFORD AVE.,NARBERTH

Uni ted Ciga r S tore s Agency

Cigars and Cigarettes at Downtown Prices

Litt le fans for' $5, nine';!inch fans for $12.50-1arg.'

er fans at higher prices.Bu t t hey' re a ll Gener al

E l e ~ t r i c fans-the bestyoucanbuy at any price.

THE MICROSCOPIC EXHIBIT

Nine-InchOscillator$12.50

Bllill with eilher A.Coor D.C. mOlO'"

Phone

NARBERTH

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Hal f- ac re . F iv e be drooms and 3 baths.All stone eonstruction.

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R. S. TOUHllLElectrical Contractor501 S. Narberth Avenue

BJIlLL' PBONB: MERION 121

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HARRY B. WALLPlumbing, Gas Fitt ing

an d Heat ing

NARBERTH, PA.PHONE, NARBERTH 352-M

GEORGE R. MARKLEBuilder

Nationai Bank BuildingNARBERTH 2287

English Type HouseFo r Sale

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CEO. W. BOTIOMS

Contractor <5- Builder

P.F. DONAHUEResidellee, Station,Narberth 1731 Narberth 1713-WBaggage Called for and Delivered

108 CONWAY AVENUE NABBEll ' rB

HOWARD C. FRITSCHJustice of the Peace

REAL ESTATE

Fire Insurance-Best Companies

Phone 1749W 215 Haverford Ave.

Narberth

r · ' · ' - " - ' - - - ~ · ' - - - _ · _ - ~ · ~: N.R.PEACOCK ,, Interior and Exterior Painting

WILL BE GLAD TO ESTIMATE ,, ,Ardinore : l385 , 407 Essex Avenue· ,

: Phone, NlU'berth 2637

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PIFFLE

~ Phone, Sprnce 88-90 And 88-11'2Key_tone Phone, BsMle 'lo-M

·LIGHT HAULING ~ : f ; ~local or out of toWD

Quiek and Efficient Serviee

P. J. DUFFY335 Dudley Avenue

Phone , Na rbe r t h lfll'1....

GARAnteed Roofl

Councilman Griswold 's daughter

Eun ice has l ef t for a g ir ls ' camp inNew England.

FISHING QUINTET T A X I S E R V IC ET he G en er al 'W ay ne Fishing

Club made it s t hi rd t ri p of th e

season to Fortescue, N. J" onThursday with Captain Oscar

Bradford. They caught 101weakfish, 40 croakers, tw o king-fish and th ree flounders. --------------Those that mad e t he t ri p w er e Phone Narberth 672

Commodore John T. Odell , Greg- N b rth T ·C beo ry Murphy, Duke Bomker , D r . ar e 8X1 a o.John Schembs, J r. , a nd R ic ha rd WaIter ROBer

Carr. DODGlll SEDANS FOR BIU• BY THE HOUR OR DAY

omce: lI1II Haverford Aye,

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happily to her young man w he nt hey c ame h ome f rom the mot io n

p ictu re show, "Thanks-for th e

buggy ride !" If that grand

daugh te r o f mine can have a wonderful time on a buggy ride, Iguess any o ther girl can, too. Andthat's a very encouraging featurelof th e t r ave l situation.

Col. F. E. Waffles.

PREVENTION

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ALL TYPES OF FYR-FYTER EXTINGUISHERS

Approved by the National Board of Underwriters

FIREA FREE Inspection Service

Is o ff e red by FYR.FYTER f or y ou r fire preventionequipment of all t yp es . Thi s i ns pe ct io n will insurebetter protection and lower fire risk. and guarantee

t he o pe ra ti ng con di ti on o f your whole equipment.

Write for information.

FYR.FYTER PRODUCTSJOHN L. JENKINS

201 Price Ave.

HAVERFORD BROWNIES

SEEKS DAUGHTER

A request has been receivedat the Lower Merion townshipbuilding in Ardmore from Mrs.

M . L . Ky le, o f O ak la nd California, asking for information·,concerning her daughter, MissOphelia L. Kyle, who at one

time lived i n N ar be rt h. Mi ss

Kyle is described as being 26years old, with dark brown eyesand b rown ha ir and about 5 feet4 inches in height andweighingabout 13 0 pounds.

Colonel Henry G. Sparks and

Commodore Walter R. O'Sullivan,

w it h S ta te Sena tor F l et cher W.Stites, were members of the reception committee that greeted Presi

dent Coolidge at the Sesquicentennial Monday, and helped officiate inthe patriotic exercises that followed.

Presen t Wreath to Mrs. Coolidge atSesqui.

During the v is it o f the President

and Mrs. Cool idge to the Sesqui

on July 5 Mrs. Coolidge was p re sented with a b as ke t o f r ed , white

and blue f lowers by two Brownie

Girl Scouts, Edith and Eli zabe th

English, of Rosemont. They are

members o f th e Haver fo rd pack o f

Brownies, of which M iss Julia

Williamson, director of the Phila

delphia Girl Scouts, is the "BrownOw1." "Adam, is that ou r son r a is ing

"Brownies are Girl Scouts in t he cane?"making," expla ined Mrs . V. 1. Ze- "No, .he isn't able." (Oldest

lov, of Rosemon t, yes te rday , "a s ·non-extinct pun.)

they are the younger sisters of thescouts. They range in age from

seven to I I. "

At the present Girl Scout WorldConference, at Briarcliff, N. Y, repor t s s howed that this b ra nc h o f

scouting is very important. England has 100,000 Brown ie s and

200,000 g ir l guide s o r scouts. Theprogram is highly imaginative, and1-------------exercises helpfulness, particularly in M. L. Automobile Laundrythe home. Washing Polishing Simonizing

OILING AND GREASINGGENERAL REPAIR WORK

DONAHUE AND O'DELL

Haverford & Conway Ave.-Nar. 1731

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i Special Sale i: Pi i= AVT!AT lCyrg= WATER HEATERS I

Head Speakers in Ashland HeightsFourth Celebration.

!For a Limited Time Only You Can'

!~ r o m i n e n t figures in Lower w "I6"f

Merion politics took part in th e ! , . , . ~ . ......."Fourth of July celebration held by w Purchase a .-:a............ A u t o m a t j , ~ "G1

the residents of Ashland Heights ,Monda y. S pe ak er s w er e Senator W Gas Water H ~ ~ t e r at a Big Sav ing .... . Fletcher W. St it e s, o f Narberth,an d Peter C. Hes s, Towns hi p

Treasurer a nd h ea d o f t he Lower 1 ONLY $5 00 DOWNMerion and Narberth Republican ~ . ' • .•

Association. ~ "The' celebration wa s held at th e ' ~ 2. lWELVE MONTHS TO PAY. :Jll

West Manayunk fire house and W . was u nd er t he j oi nt auspices of ! 3. NO INTEREST ON CARiRYING /'"the West Manayunk Fire Com- W "G1

pany and t he r ec en tl y organized The Coal Problem CHARGESAsThlmonlt C d ~ v i c A S t s ~ C i t ~ t i o n d ' d ess i "

le ea mg pa no tC a r ! 4. $10.00 ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR !was given by Senator Stites. w

' freasurer Hess, as master of cere- need be no problem at all if you order your next ..G.imonies was in tr oduced by Greg- OLD HEATER. 'fl?1

o ry M ur ph y, P re si de nt of th e winter's supply now. Coal pr ices at present are ! !Civic Association, an d spoke on W 'fl?1th e subject of "What a fir e com- a s l ow a s they will be this year and ' p rompt deliv- Altogether th i s rep resen ts a saving of $27.50 if purchased dur ingpany an d a c iv ic association mean .eries are.guarantee.d. Order now befo r e you go . ' th e Special Sale. Do not delay. Place your order with u s n ow . Ifto a community." i ' you "put it off" we may not be a bl e t o fill your order. ..G.i

There were also speeches b y ' a1Y'ay for th e summer. W 'fl?1

Harris Heaps, of th e fire Col11- - pany, and President Murphy, oft h ~ ; : ; : C w ~ ; U ~ ' s o l o b Y littleMiss t; M. THOMPSON:: = COOK BROTHERS :IIMildred T. Risely an d selecttons Union & BaIa Aves.by a mal e q ua rt et composed of 104 Essex Avenue .. Narberth 1752H. W. Ris ley, f i rs t tenor; R. W ••. "6 '(

Hunsworth, second tenor; E. Phon'e: Cynwyd 26 0

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Is on in Earnes t - "Swa t th e

Fly" Is Watchword .

F li espmay have a p lace in t he v as tscheme of na tur e which, from t hestandpoint of nature's plan of economy,may jus ti fy t he f ly's exi st ence, butbecause of our yet ext remely l imitedknowledge of such p lans we are nota bl e to g ra sp or compre hend them.Also because of our inabi li ty to "getthe scheme," we seem to be justi fiedi n our war upon the i nt ol er ab le nui

sance of the common "house fly." Weknow, o f c o u r ~ e , b e y o n ~ doubt of a n k ind, t ha t he IS carner of contam!nat ion and a carner of such extraordin ary act iv it y and abi li ty as t o be amenace to the health and l ife of thegenus homo.For this reason a campaign of

"SWAT THE FLY" is justifiable.Swa t him always. Swa t him with aswa tte r. Swa t him w it h sti cky flypaper . Swat him with sweetened poisonous solutions. Swat him with powders destructive and disruptive of hisorgans of respi ration . Swat h im withs pr ay s a nd vapors. Swat him withfly-traps. But, anyhow, SWAT hima nd swa t him to stay swatted I Inwaging t hi s war of e xt ermina ti onjudgment m u ~ t be used! a.nd the cunn ing of the IIItended victim of deathmust constantly be kept in mind.Therefore, the fol lowing advice andinjunctions:

New Methods of "Swatting."It is common p ract ice t o spr ead

sticky fly-paper' upon bureau, bed ort abl e t op, and l et it go at that. Tryt he r ig ht way. Darke.n t he room ~ x cep t a minute ray of hght a t t he WIIIdow and put the sticky fly-paper there.Flies like light and will naturally s e ~ kit and one fly stuck to the paper Willh ~ l p attract all the flies in the darkenedroom to the spot, and the f 1 y - p a p ~ rwill do t he r est . Thi s same metho.d IS

t he p roper one f ~ s w e ~ t e n e d pOisonsolutions made With pOIson f 1 y - p a p e ~and wat er o r sweet en ed sol ut io ns o tarsenic or cobalt (it is taken forgranted that common sense will guidethe user into adopt ing necessary precau tions in keeping chi ld ren and domes tic a nima ls out of ha rm of thesweetened poisons) and fly-traps.. Int he case o f f1y:traps be sure. to IInpr ison a f ew files before p lacmg thet rap in the l ighted space.There a re sev er al v al uabl e and re

l iabl e spr ay sol ut io ns on the marke twhich, by spraying,into a ~ 0 0 1 1 1 t,oward Graduated at Peirce School.the flies on the cei lmgor 111 a wlIIdow,wi ll k il l almost immediately . The During the school term of thesame is t ru e of filiely powdered vege- Peirce School of Business Instructable substances of k in ds which c an t io n, whi ch c lo se d o n July 2, thebe purchased at the drug store. The . 1 f tlsmoke or vapor of burning p y s c t h ~ 1 V e l l graduatl l1g c ass was one 0 leis a very act ive and ent irely rcl table largest in the history of this well-destructive agent. Care must be t < : ! ~ e n known institution. Among the g r a d ~ VERL PUGHwhcn bunjing the poy;'dered flowers uates were : :rvIiss Louisa M. Rice,t o a rr ang e a proper ve sse l for the \\ ' Ed ' I A Electrical Contractorlllflall1ed material, tha. t the heat. de- Poplar avenue, . layne; It 1 - •

J I R t V . B n' ELECTRICAL REPAIRS ANDve lop ed does not rum tl.le furtllt\?re ac{son, osemon; eri1le e ja - APPLIANCES

upon which it st.ands. A. Simple deVice min, Narbe rt h, a nd F lo re nc e E.1 I

d 314 Grayling ATe. S Cricket Au .is a s auc er or hd of a ti ll )0); P ace Lapp, Malvern. Nnrberth, P o. Ardmore, P o.

in a shallow vessel of water. li=============-===============:r":;;r

The Fly Menace Is Serious.Do not let the natural inclination of

all of us t o scoff a t t he w a r ~ l i n g s a ~ l dabjurations of the m an o f SCIence .mlslead us into the common error ~ bel ieving or think ing that there IS nodanger in the common house fly. Thet ho ug ht o r feeling t ha t father a ndmot he r or <Trandfather and g rand mother were'" not k il led .by a. ~ y ' sdoings does not justify us 111 bc1.1evlIlgthat the fly is not a dangerous lIlsect.Remember that the lessening <;>f i ~ f a n tmortality is largely due to sal11tatlOnand the deat h r at e h as been lowered.In order to convince yoursel f that

contaminating material is carried andspread by the flv, t a k ~ a few minutes't ime to examine the h tt le rascal careful ly Much tha t is hidden from common'observation can be seen with t ~ aid of a magn ifyi ng g lass , and s ti llmore illuminating is t he aid given bya microscope. But-whether you believe it or not-join in the popularclamor, and SWAT THE FLY!

F. W. E. STEDEM.

POLITICAL LEADERS

LETTER TO T HE EDITOR

ANTI.FLY CAMPAIGN

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