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New Cases of Disease Discovered Since 3d CaseLast Friday

Few people are in so fortunate aposition to indulge their hobby as isJ. Bertram Nesper, Narberth Postmaster, who is a stampcollector.Mr. Nesper , whose in terest in philately dates from 1926, when he wasappointed acting Postmaster at Narberth, has what he terms " on ly asmall collection," but one whi ch h asseveral rare specimens in his particula r line, that of United States stamps.Philatelists have been quick tolearn that in Mr. Nesper t hey h adan understanding friend and as a resul t the Narbe rth Pos t Office has become a mecca for stamp collectors.In fact, when we wer e talking toMr. Nesper a col lector dropped in toget a sheaf of Harding one and one

half cent stamps. These were read ilyforthcoming-from the vault of thebank-where the Post Office keepsabout 200,000 of the more valuablestamps.

PRECAUTIONS

IHealth Board HopesI Paralysis is Checked!No

Elopes to Elkton

J. BERTRAM NESPERSees a Spasm right now

Stamp Collecting is Hobby of NarberthPostmaster, J. B. Nesper; Office a Mecca

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11 WARNING TAGS ISSUED

!Fireworks Display.1 Termed Fire Hazard

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IBorough Council Acts to Re-Imove Menace of Fire Iin Future

NARBERTH, PENNSYLVANIA, JULY 15, 1932Addyt!sses Rotarians

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Schedule for flVeekSaturday-Brookline at home.Sunday-South Phillies atPhiladelphia.Monday-Dunkirk at home.Wednesday-Detroit Clowns

at home.

Borough Nine SplitsMid-Week GamesDown Stonehurst 54 andto Bacharach Giants5 to 3GILFILLAN IS BRILLIANT

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VOLUME 18, No . 40

I The fire hazard in connect ion with I No new cases of infantile paralysisthe fireworks display in Narberth on have developed in Narberth this week.It he Four th of July was called to the The three cases which have been dis-Iattention of the Borough Council at covered are all in the isolation wardii t s J u ly meeting on Monday night. o f B ry n Maw r Hospital and are re-Edward S. Haws, chai rman o f t he sponding well to trcatment.Public Safety Committee, pointed out The cases are or a light f orm ofthat deb ri s f rom explos ive aerial the disease, accord ing to Dr. George

Ipieces fell in large quantities on and A, Sloan , presiden t of the Narberthabout houses on Conway avenue, set- Board of Health, and no paralysis hasI ting fire t o t he roof of one house, and resulted thus far.Ialso on Dudley avenue properties. No cases have been reported inAs a result of th is year ' s experi- -Pho to by E, Brunei, Lower Merion Township.-Pho to by Phillips, th P bl' S ftC 'ttee rence, e u IC a e y omml ec- Following the discovery of the thirdFRANK H. MANCILL d f d' I b MRS. ALBERT HALL, JR.By JOHN MULLIGAN ommen ed that uture ISP ays e set case, Norma Marcozzi, 255 Iona ave-president of t he Lower Mer ion ff t f d' ta f II d 11 who before her elopement to Elk-Gene Davis ' newly-crowned cham- 0 a a sa e IS nce rom a we - nue, last Friday, a special meeting ofBom"d of Commissioners, 1vho " d bl' b Old" d th t ton l as t F ri da y was Mis Hele npions of the Main Line League split mgs an pu IC UI mgs an a s t he Narb e rt h Boa rd o f Hea lt h waswas the speaker at the Bala-Cyn- th Ch' f f t h N b th F' D Aiken, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.even f or t he Mid-week games, eking 'e Ie 0 e ar er Ire e- called, at whic h a re sol uti on waswyd-Narberth Rotary Club on Itt b It d d th I Joseph R. Aiken, of 110 Grayling 1out a tight 5-4 decision over the Stone- Tuesday. par men e consu e an e oca- adopted ordering the c lo si ng o f a llhurst team Monday n igh t and drop- I tion decided upon before a permitfor avenue, Narberth. schools in the Borough , Sunday

ping a heated battle to the Bacharach Ithe display be issued by the Burgess. ISchools, wading or swimming pools,Gian ts 5-3 on Wednesday . Mancill Speaks of i The recommendation ~ a unanl- Narberth Girl Elopes ,'and excluding children under 18fromThe Davismen hooked up w lt h the ' mously approved by CouncIl. W. h A dm y th the motion pictu re house and the Li-first-mentioned after playing the Bar- Township Affairs The report of th is committee also It r ore ou Ibrary.

tram Artisans at Philadelphia a day - - - Istated that eleven warning tags had " At the meeti ng o f the Boroughpreviously in a struggle that almost Shows How T ~ Money is SpentI~ ; e ~ o ~ : : i ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ a : h : t a ~ ~ e t h : : e ~ ~ ; Hel en Aiken and Alber t Hal l Council on Monday night plans wereresulted in a win f or t he townsmen, b V L I J M . dEl' ' Iout lined by Burgess Henry A. Frye, y arlous oca ther vI'olatl"ons o f t he t ra ff ic regula- r arrle at Il'tnn Iut they bowed 5-3 when they couldn t ., . . ' -- a nd D r. Sl oa n for the quarantiningCommittees t ions by any of these offenders would Last Fridayproduce i n t he pinches. Whether or of the neighborhood where the casesnot there was a slight let-down on result in summonses to appear before - - - ! have developed should additional onesMonday is difficult to say, bu t at any TAXES HERE ARE LOWEST Magistrate H. C, Fritsch or Burgess WERE L. M. STUDENTS !crop up.r at e, S to nehu rs t, a c lu b whi ch isn't - - - Henry A. Frye. - - - I S' f th h bH h T h' M mce no ur er cases ave eens uppos ed t o be of the calibre the ow t e owns Ip of Lower er- A total fi re l os s o f $640 f or t he Miss Helen Aiken a member of the' d" d ' I t F 'd. d 't '11 d II . I ' Iscovere smce as rl ay, thechamps boast , p layed them to stand- IOn spen I S ml Ion 0 ar mcomeImonth of June was reported by Fire g ~ a d u a t i n g class at Lower M e r ~ o n Board of Health is hopeful that suchs ti ll a nd a lmos t d umped them i nt o was ~ x p l a m e ~ Tuesday by Frank H. I Chief Charles V. Noel. The mon th 's High School last month , eloped With steps wil l not have to be taken butdefeat. MancIll, preSident of the Boa rd o fIf ires were as fol lows' June 3 White Albert Hall Jr , to Elkton Md. where . 'b ' k 'C . ' h k b f h ., "" every precaution IS emg ta en tQFeaturing this one was t he all- B o ~ m ~ s s l O n ~ s N wbO spo; e o r ~ l t e Apartment House, Haverford avenue, theywere married last Friday. Iprevent the spread of the disease.around ability of lanky Bob Gil fil la n. a a- y ~ w y - ar erth otary ub. damage, $25; June 5, 116 Wynne dale Mrs. Ha ll is the daughter of Mr. The PIa round has not been clos-Gil ly col lected two hits to lead his He was mtroducedby J. BedfordWoo- avenue roof damage $315' June 25 and Mrs JosephR Aik en of 110 Iona yg ,ley, presiden t of the club. 1236 M o n t g ~ m e r y av;nue ~ u t o m o b i l ~ avenue 'Narberth 'whl'l'e her husband ied, attendance falhng o on Mondayclub at bat and in addition made a M M "II h d h h ' ' " Iand Tuesday, but returnmg to normalt hr il li ng cat ch o f a pop -f ly by reach-, r. anci ,s owe t at t e t a x ~ s m garage, damage, $300. is the son of Mr. a nd Mrs" AlbertIby Wednesday.ing over the fence back of third and In Lower MerIOn are lower than m The fol lowing bui ld in gp ermi ts werb Hal l, of 115 Glenn road, Ardmore. "any part o f t he suburbs nd but" ' , . I Narberth pup il s enrol led m theholding on for one of the best we've ' a a Ils!'ued durmg the month ac cor dmg to The marriage came as a surprise to ' "fraction of t he cha rg e I'n Ph'ladel- I ,.." , " ' summer sessIOns at Lower Merionseen this year. , I " 'tne report of the Bul1dmg Commlt- their f r iends. Mr. Hall attended Low- I "The Narberth fans no doubt were phla,when assessments are taken mto [t C W H t 111 El od M' J ' H' h t'l I . I High School have been excluded as'd ' " I 'ee: . . un , mwo ave- er erlOn umor Ig un I eaVIng Ia r ec aut io ary measursurprised at the fine showing of thei r consl e r a t I o ~ . With thiS small rate nue, alterations, $200; A. J. Demmy, school a year and a half ago. The I p n " e.favorites aga inst the much-heralded the Township operates on a pay-as-I couple are making their home for the I The resolution adopted by the Nar-you-go bas is , and wit h a s tead il y d i- (Con t inued on Page Five) t'm b ' 'th M H II' t berth Board of Health follows:Bacharach Gian ts , one of the fastest ,. h' b d "d bdie emg WI r. a s paren s on " d 'colored clubs i n t he country. mlms mg on ed me t e ness. Dail A d Glenn road, I "Be It resolve that m the endeav-At no time were the negroes able to The Township, Mr. Mancill said, y tten ance at Th b 'd "t ' h I or to prevent the further spread ofoperates its six departments on about t' ~ rI e was p r o m M m ~ n mb ~ 00 Iinfant i le paralysis, the Board ofgrab a comfortable lead and it was Playground is High ac IVltles at Lower erIon em anecessary for them to wI'pe out a 2-0 40 per cent. o f t he t ot al t ax es collect- b f h G' I ' H' Y' h Ggl IHeal th of the Borough o f Narb er th. mem er 0 t e Ir s 1- t e ce d d h II h I 'advantage which the locals got i n t he ed by the Township, County and 1 d '. or ere t at a sc 00 s, b ot h pubhcPractical Experl'ence Gal'ned by School Dis tr ic t. Of this sum, about Average for FI'rst Week I'S 380 Cub, .ant , Show People, the dramatic and p ri va te , a ll Sunday Schools, allfirst twoframes, with Barney Slaugh- h If ' orgamza IOn. d" I " I bObserva tion and ter and Cliff Mooney supplying the a goes t o t he highway department; Daily; Wading Pool wa mg poo s or sWlmmmg poo s eWork Here punch , a double and single, respect- the police department takes the next Mrs. Hall is 18 and her husband closed until further notice.ively. big slice, and the sewer department Closed a year younger. "I t is further resolved that all chil-SEE LIBRARY IN ACTION The visitors rallied in the fourth, takes the third largest bit. dren under 18 y ea rs o f age be ex-tallying three runs when Jones Of the 170 miles of Township road, GAME WINNERS LISTED Penn Valley Garden Holds Icluded from all church scrvices, from

NI'neteen students from the Temple smashed a double and Lloyd slammed 120 ar e fully paved; 30 are inma-. All Day Meeting' a ll mot io n p ic tu re hou ses, and f romd d 19 d' t "w t t The a ve ra ge dall y at te nda nce at the I the public library and that all otherUniversi ty Summer Library School) a long homer. Clayton , ; 'ho, wal ke d e a am, an Ir . e wan 0 b fi "visited the Narberth Community Li- later, sco red on Ott o Briggs fly t o l ea ve the dirt roads as they are," said, Na r erth Playgr,ound for t he rs t The Penn Val ley Garden Club held Ichildren's organizations be notified tobrary on Tuesd ay o f last week. The left field. Mr. Mancill, "for the u se of hor se -Iweek was 380, not counting the eve- a n a ll day meeting at the home o f I' discontinue meeting until further no-students were accompani ed by Miss T h colored a g g r e g a ~ i o n t a l l i ~ d back riders a nd o th er s who enj oy a Ining a tt endance. Of t hi s number 225 Mrs. J. Bruce Byall, Bryn Mawr ave- t ice."Bessie Graham directo r o f t he Tem- once III the seventh and eigh th, whl1e quiet spot." children attended in the morning and nue, Penn Val ley, o n Tuesd ay . ThepIe Library S ~ h o o l , a nd t wo teach- Narberth's best was one in the for- The speaker told of the economies 1145 in the afternoon. members took a long walk through IBlack Sox Nose Oute rs. T he party arrived at 9.30 A. M. mer , when Slaughter s in gl ed and gained by c en tr al iz in g a ll T owns hi p On Monday and Tue sd ay of this the woods, studying the various spe- Wildcats 4-3 MondayMrs. Wil l iam Goodall , a trustee of George Babb sent him home with an - work under the secretary as manager. week the attendance fell off due to the cies of plants. Mrs. William B. Gris- I ---the Library, assisted the librarians other one-bagger. He also urged a state provision for Iappearance or th ree cases of infantile com was the speak er . Fol lowing a 1 On Monday morning the Wildcatsin receivinlt the guests, who came not the payment of taxes in installments. i paralysis in the Borough, but on Wed- luncheon at Mrs. Byall 's, the mem- were nosed out by the Black Sox, 4-3.o nl y t o observe but to work in the Jollity Reigned I Inesday, in the morning and afternoon bers then wen t t o the home o f Mrs . I t wa s a 3-3 t ie game unti l the sev-Library, and in th is way get valuable, The Narberth P laye ,r s h el d a j ol ly To Wed August 6th sessions, 276 chi ld ren were p resent . John A. Lafor e, Penn Valley Farms, Ienth i nn ing, when Tommy McCor tpractical experience. Under the di- meet ing on Tuesday evening at Mar- The marriage of Miss Julia Parke The wad ing pool has been closed where t he y enjoyed a swimming dropped a fly, causing a man to getrection of their teachers, they did ac- tin's Dam, followed by a supper and IRemington, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. temporarily. party. a triple base. O'Connor, of the Wild-cessioning, pasting and cataloguing, s w i ~ m i n g par ty . Mr. and Mrs. J ames J . P er cy Remington , o f 124 S. Van The pole vault and high j,ump pit is The next meeting of the club wil l cats , p itched a good game, letting butin fact , all the work necessary to get B. Simpson were the hostesses. Ev- P el t s tr ee t, and the Rev . Alexand?r now r eady for use, h av ing b een ex- be on Tuesday morning , July 26, at. two runs in with three scratch hits.books ready for circulation. The eryone had a cool and perfect ly de- M. Luken s, son o f Mr. and Mrs" WI l- cav at ed on Tuesd ay under the direc- the home of Mrs. William B. Griscom, DanHess, on the mound for the Blackbooks were gifts and ha d been re- l i g ~ t f u l time. The next meeting will l i ~ m Weaver Lukens, of Bryn Mawr, t ion of Charles McGowan, assisted by Gulph road and Bryn Mawr avenue, Sox, p it ch ed good bal l and a lso wonserved fo r thi s occasion. In addition be m August . Will take place on Saturday, August 6. Lane, Thompson, Ross, Burgess and Penn Valley. his game by a good hit.to this work, the students did mend- O'Keefe.ing, filing and l ea rn ed how t o put Fli h W hin G' p. The en tr ies and resu lts of the sen-books in order on the shelves. g t to as gton IVeS erspectlve ior quoit tournament are as follows:At 12 o'clock luncheon was served and Speed, But EAT Passes Thrill Stage Fh'st round, B. Watson 15, D. Rittcn-in the Library , which was decorated house 4; H. Smith 15, J. O'Connor

with beautiful flowers, the gift of the 14; E. Burgess1, Blessing15; T. Don-friends and patrons, who brought "No, I've never been up in a n a ir -I to-Miami route, which connect at over ahue 15, J. Case 7;, D . Daubert ~ 5 t hem when they hea l' d v is it or s were 1 "I told D' k "b t Id twenty cities with points north south ID. Hartley 5; G, Eslmger 11, L. Kelmpane, ' IC , U ro e on ' "coming to the Library. th'd f tIe 'Ie and west In addition to these large 15; D. Hess15, B.Gi l roy14; J. Chame Sl ecar 0 a mo or cyc e ov r 1m s .After luncheon, the students with. " passenger - carrying planes, which 9, J. Gallagher 15; D. Stroup 9, B.of dirt roads-once. . Ch' 15' D M D 't t 8 "R t" Rtheir teachers examined the work of have two p il ot s and a hostess there alll , . c eVI , un ossthe children who are members of the "We ll , how wo uld you l ik e t o fly are twenty some smaller ones: some 15; E. Weiss 9, A . Dimid io 15; A.Travel Club, the summer reading list to Washington?" of which ar e exclusive mail -carriers . Gri ff is , bye. Second round: Watsonfo r adults and the posters and bulle- "First rate," I s ai d. "Haven't been "We've carried over 50,000 passen- 3, H. Smith 15; Blessing 15, Donahuetin boards, which they pronounced there in years." gers i n two y ea rs ," Dic k s ai d, "and 6; Daubert 15" Keim 9; Hess 1 ~ ~ a ~ -model examples. Iss d I k haven't had a mishap or injury" Oh lagher 15; Cham 15, Ross 13; DlmldlO 0 one un ay as t wee we re- , ' , .' 15 G'ffi Th d d' S .When the Library opened at 2.00 yes; I forget to mcntlOn that Dick IS , rI S 9. lr roun. mltho'clock, t he y h ad an opportunity t o served seats on one of the Eastern Richard G. Scu ll , of Shi rl ey road, 17, B less in g 21; Daubert 21, Gallasee a library at work, and under t he Air Transport's 18-passenger Curtiss Narberth; he's traffic representative gher 16; B. Chain 14, Dimid io 21.supervision of the librarians they got Condors. T he Central Air po rt i n of the line, with offices in the Ray- Fourth round: Dimidio 19, Blessingsome exper ience i n charging books Camden was busy with TWA and mond Whitcomb agency, 1605 Walnut ~ n DaUbert, bye. Final round: Bless-and i n t he other work of the desk. Ludington planes in addition t o s tr ee t, Philadelphia. mg 21, Daubert 10.At 4,00 o'clock all gathered on the EAT's, dron ing down, discharging Soon ou r plane grew from a speck The resul ts of the Junipr quoitsteps of theLibrary and a picture was passengers, loading up a ga in , a nd in t he nor th to a huge but g race fu l t ou rn ament a re as f ol lows : Dav idtaken, which is to be a memento of roaring off in a few minutes. The bird that circled around and taxied Duncon 7, E. Roesler 15; T. McCourtthe occasion. The visi to rs then said EAT planes, exclusive North-South to our path. In a few m inute s we 9, R. McLaughlin 15; R. Paige 10,"Good-bye," and expressed their ap- ,carr iers of U. S. Air Mail along the were off , with trees and hou ses b e- "Bud" McDevitt 15; J. O'Connor, Jr.,preciation o f t he welcome given them. Atlantic seaboard, are requ ired to be coming smaller and smal ler beneath 15, W. Case 9; T. Finn 15, H. McBoth teachers and pupils declared this no more thanfour minutes late in de - us . Streets flashed by and we wer e Quiston 14; J. Weir 15, J. Maston 9;the most profitable and enjoyable field parting, I was told. There are seven over the Delaware. Ocean l iners u n- "AI " Civitello 8, B. Rowllay 15. Sectrip ever taken by the Library School. of the big Condors on the New York-

Library is Visitedby Temple Students

Narberth Trounces Bryn Mawr 13-7 forFirst Half Championship of M. L. League

By JOHN MULLIGANIf the citizens of Na rbe rth a re go

ing about wi th wide smi les on theirfaces this week, don't labor under theimpression that prosperity has comeback to the world.Perhaps not , and maybe their business worries have increased, yet therei s a d ef in it e r eason for all the cheer.Anybody knowing the enthusiasmshown for baseball hereabouts wil lrealize the cause of i t -al l.Narberth today boasts the distinct ion of having clinched the first halfchampionship of the Ma in Li neLeague. It al l came about in a surprisingly easy manner at the expenseof the threatening Bryn Mawr Choct aws, who fel l b efor e the loud batsof Gene Davis' maulers last Saturdayby an overwhelming 13-7 score at the

Narberth playground.Even though the Borough nine hadwalloped Danny Hemcher's fast clubby a 9-0 tally at Villanova Stadiumonly a couple of weeksback, there wasmuch skeptical comment with regardsto Narberth's hopes when t he twoclubs tangled in the deciding game.

Bu t after th e f ir st two inn ings , inwhich Narberth rollcd up six runs toa b ra ce of the same fo r the Redmen,the home fans realized that the halfchampionship was almost sure to finda resting place in the Borough .And with P it che r Buddie Walkercoasting through each session and his

teammates supporting him with timely base hits and making the most ofevery scoring opportunity, the Davismen con ti nu ed t o a dd to that earlyt ot al , she ll in g two l eadi ng Redmenhur le r s f rom the mound and car inglittle about the third because theywere too fa r out front to be botheredabout him.

WALKER SCATTERS HITS

Davismen Hammer Three Choctaw Pitchers for EasyVictory

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Friday, July 15, 1932

E n t e 1 ' ( ~ r 1 fiH ~ e l o l l l l c ! a ~ : - r matte,' October 13, 1:1 I. at 1I,e I'OH: Oil!," at =-a,'berth. I'a .. IInde.' the Ad of :lla"eh 3.IBi9.

t'lnh 1II'l' ha('kj 'l g' t il t' Il 'a ll1 a lHl astl](' last lap of Ihe St'aSon !Jq,dns,look 1'0)' thc sall ie kilJd of willningbaseIJall that Gl'lie's 1IlL'1I ha w PI'Odu('ed thlls far this yl'al'.

Lct's not h av l' a p l a ~ ' o f fI his ~ l ' a r .

OUR ' I 1 o ~ \ 1l\..T ITaX Bills for 1932 I berth Bridge Club held an open dupli-,W .L Shreds 6' Patches 1J0 I ClJ10vies ca te b ri dg e t ou rnamen t on Tue sday Marcelle, finger wa'J'e,--- I in Mail This Week -!-l ca !af ternoon. Winners , N. and S. were Shampoo, eyebroWI arched, mani.A Co-operatille Community Newspaper. Mrs. C. Alf red Peeney and Mrs . H . cure-in your home:founded in 1914 by the :1I{arbmh Cillie I . Penny-Saving "G i rl C r azy ," "Mouth . W. Herlong; E. and W., Mrs . Howard Any 3 for. cilAssociation. and published ellery Friday Rates , Di scoun ts an d Pena ties The wife of an erstwhi le prosper- piece" "Wet Parade" D. S impson and Mrs. John Wetzell. 'Pat Narberth. Pa, Announced by E. P . D o ld o ~ man r e c e n ~ l y e n t e r t a i ~ e d a large I ' a t Narberth Thea t re A duplicate contract bridge tour- Narh. 4116WPhllll) Atlee Livingston, Publisher Tax Collector dInner group WIth an amusmg accountI . hind W 1 nament wil l be held at the club roomsRobert Moo, e l;alllc"on, Editor of her experience in buying "sneaker" ~ o m e d l a ~ s W ,ee er a 00 sey at for the women's division this FridayAnne Monntn Hoherts. Social Editor BILLS AR E PAYABLE NOW shoes for her children at Woolworth's. , t h ~ l ~ funmest, aIded ~ D ~ r o t h y Lee, Iafternoon. Anyone wishi ng a t ab le ,'l'homas ,\, 1';1\\00

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--------------..-.-1 for a several d ay s' s ta y in Wells- THE FIRESIDE !bridge,N. Y. - - - - ' w o ~ : s ~ v ~ : u ~ I : ~ c : ~ ; : r : : ; ~ y O ~ r ~ ~ : d ~ O ARE'" I ' N ~ I T E D 1l0' M ~ K E OOTTE'R'S:r . a nd Mrs. Ronald Coolbaugh, of Mrs. H. J. Sangmeister, of Philadel- ' . ' ,Avon road, spent several days last h B I' I d I " , '. ' , ' " , ' .week at the Chalfonte-Haddon Hall i n p hi a, are sailing on tee glan an ' from New York on July 23rd for aAtlantic City. trip t o Nova Sco ti a and Bermuda. I : ~ O .,. TD ZJr ; ' A D Q U ~ AD TERS DOl i ) GOOO' DO''Olns' O f ~ ~ ' ; ~ ; b : t ~ a : ~ ~ : ~ s p ~ ~ t C : s ~ : ~ Miss Lillian Bak er , d au gh te r o f ~ . l . If t nLn . ' .t1.ri.. , ' , Cl' ri. ' C l 1.J day s i n Washington, D. C., last week, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Baker , of Haver- / whe re t he y stopped at the Dodge ford avenue, spent last week-end inHotel. Ocean City. Miss Baker spent the Visit us today. We are offering every food you need, at previous week-end at Ann ap ol is , Md. , Chi Flak M r. a nd Mrs. Charles Stokes, of where she was t he g ue st of Miss lowest prices. Listed here are some ofourspecials effective to next pso es "Lane's End," Narberth, sailed last Louise Clapp. T d . h J I 9 Friday for a month's stay in Austria. I. ues ay rug t, u y 1 or Granules Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Scott , of Wood- Mr. John Louis Baker, son o f M r.side avenue, are spending the s ummer and Mrs. Baker, i s s pen ding tw o at Ocean City. weeks at the camp at Mt. Gretna, Pa. ' pkg., 17e Mr. William L. Rumsey, son o fM r. T he R ever en d a nd M rs . Car l H e ~ t h,and Mrs. J. A. Rumsey, of Bronxville, Kops, o f Sal em, Mass., a n famdy, FANCY St WI-fig Chi-ckens 25c... Y., ha s as his guest for several a r e t he gues ts o f Mrs . Kops mother, -. FRESH e ' , lb . c'lorox weeks at h is s ummer home, Jennie Mrs. Harry M. Chalfant, of Chestnut ILake, Corinth, N. Y. ; Mr. J. Randolph avenue. Keim, son of Mr. and Mrs . Her vey c .1 J. Q. Mackey and f amil y, o f Mon t- L L' b 29C Thick RIB ROAST 22c 2 bot 25e Keim, of Dudley avenue. ! gomer y avenue, Narber th , spent egs am ., Mr. J. R. Hall, of Sabine avenue, Tuesday at Ocean City. Spring , lb . End , lb. qt. bot., 21e

has retu rned from a visit to Pitts- burgh. Funeral Services for Rev. .' Mrs. W. N. Whi te and he r d augh - Rufus H. Bent WednesdayI Shoulders Spring Lamb, lb., 1ge Plate Beef, 3 lb 25e P G SOA :ter, Miss Ida May Whi te, of Milwau- -- &. Pkee , Wis. , are t he g ue st s o f M r. and Funeral services were held on wed-I

Mrs. Will iam C. Claghom, of Ches t - nesday at 2 P. M. f o r t he Rev. Rufus Armour's BACON 29c Nearby Fresh ChlC'kens 39c (regular size) nu t a venue. Mrs . Claghom and her Howard ~ e n t , . who died at his home, I guests will leave by motorthis Friday 5 WoodSIde avenue, Narber th , last I Sliced , lb . Killed Broiling , l b . 6 bars, 19c for Ocean City , whe re t hey wi ll be S at ur da y. H e was 82. the guests o f Mrs . C lag ho rn 's m ot h- M r. Bent was ci ty miss ionary for ,er, Mrs. F. E. Ottinger. the Philadelphia Bible Society fo r the .'T M I B I Ch k 35

rs. A. Nel son C la rk e, of Wyn- past 12 years. He was g r a d u a t e d . Op USC e or one ess DC ' C Granpas mere r oad, Wynnewood, ente r ta ined f rom the Univers i ty of pennSYlVania.. 'lb ,a t a small party on Wednesday e ve - i n t he C las s of 1878, and f rom the T S,ning i n honor o f Mrs. White. Pri?ceton T,heological Seminary ,in I For Po t Roast ar oap Cadets Paul Gillon and Freder ick 1 ~ 8 . 3 . Fo r elg?t years he was a m1S- b

Hartel, of t he Wes t Point Military s l O ~ a r y to Chma u n d e ~ the ~ r ~ s b Y - 1 2 ars, 9c Aca d my wer e the guest f Mr a d terlan Board o f F or eI gn MlsslOlls,Mrs. eH. 'G. Reevs , of ~ i ~ d s o r ' av :- a t which time he married Dr. Sarah I The Finest Fresh Fruits and Vegetables nue , ove r t he week-end. Poindexter, medical ~ l s S 1 0 n ~ r Y ' 1 Phillips' M' E R h M' , k d h They were dnven f rom Chma durmgIss ml a ut 1Olc, aug ter " 'I OES lb fof Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Min ic k, of the Boxer upnsmg m 1900. Fancy new large white POTAT 10 s. or 23e Pork and Beans Windsor a ve nu e h ad a her guest s Mr. Bent was pastor of the South- ', ov er t he w e e k - e ~ d Misss Mary Jane western Presbyterian Church for a --

Bromley, Mr. Robert Evans a nd M r. n umbe r of years an,d later e n g ~ g e d i Juicy LEMONS doz.. .2ge Fancy California 2 cans, 9c George Goode, Washington, D. C. as a field worker 111 t he Busmess ' C A N T A L O U P E S M L D I f W'I Men's Council of the Pocket Testa- , . . . 10e rs, eroy oug ass, 0 1mette, t L F th I t I ' men eague. or e as twe veIll., formerly of Narberth, arnved on h h db 't '0 f Rlpe BANANAS doz 1ge Prude'nce Corn d T d d ' f M d years e a een CI y mISSIOnary or ' New CABBAGE, lb. . . . . .. 5e e es ay an IS the guest 0 r. an th Ph'l d I h' BObl S ' 'T te I a e p 1a 1 e oClety In es -Mrs. C. Alfred Peeney, o f E lm Ter- t d' t 'b t' h" , - Beef Hash men IS 1'1 U iOn upon SIpS arr1vmgracMe. d M LI d B Ed t i n Phil ade lphia and in many hospi ta l s S k ORANGES d 19 I b SALAD 2 h d 19 r. an rs. oy . ger on f th 't un 1st , oz.... e ce u r g ' , ea s. .. e and ' thei r daughter, Miss Emily Ed- 0 e C1 y. can, 23egerton, of Chestnut avenue, left by Besides his wife, the survivors ill- motor on Wednesday for a two weeks' elude two daughter s , Mrs. F . ~ Hay-I trip through Canada. ward and Mrs . D. N. MacKubbm, and i Large Fancy California HONEY DEW MELONS 25e Del MalZ CORN Mr. and Mrs. Larue Hagenbuch, of a s on , Harry Howard Bent . IPi tt sburgh , are the guests of Mr. and "Mrs. Wil li am Hagenbuch, of Hamp- Funeral of Langdon Odiorne I.. 2 cans, 25e den avenue. Held LastSaturda IMrs. Rober t Lees and her son, Rob- y I in, who have been spending t h r e ~ Funeral s e r v i ~ r e held last sat-II weeks as the guests of Mrs. L ees urda for L ng do COd' J f Kipper Snacks h M W A R 'd ,y an. lOrne, 1'., 0mot er, rs. . . 1 e, of Holl.l- 20 Grayling avenue, Narberth, who Inaysburg, P ~ have returned to theIr died last Thursday afternoon in Bryn I 2 cans, 9c home on SchIlle r avenue. Ma\vr H s 't I th It f'o pI a , as e resu 0 1n-Mrs. Rober t L. Beatty, of N. Nar- J'url' s ta' d' t b'l e sus me m an au omo 1e ac-berth avenue, has as her gues t f or t he cl'dent 0 J 13Th' n u y. e serVIces were L bbsummer her small granddaughter, held from the home wi th buri a l at i y's Peggy Beatty, daughter of M r. and, the Luthera C tA d

I n ~ ~ r ~ Mrs . Ralph Beat ty, of Genesoe , N. Y. I ' TOMATO JUICEMr. a nd Mrs. Howa rd Whi te and OdiOrne, who was 21, attended the I their chi ld re n Dor ot hy and Donal d Narberth Public School, Lower Mer-. Whi te have r:turned to their h ome o n ion High School and Episcopal Acad-! 3 cans, 25c Brookhurst avenue, after a stay of ten emy. H was engaged i n the insur-I nays at Lake Lackwanna, N. J. ance b , u s m e s s : , I Mrs. Paul R. Loos, of Shir l ey road , He IS surVIved by hIS parents and I

and her two sons, Alexander and Jos- a sister, M i l ~ r e d Odiornc. I Haxton {!ph, lef t last Thursday for West Brat- I tleboro, Vermont , where they will re- New American Playa t . APPLE SAUCE main for two weeks, a s t he guests of Hedgerow Theatre July 23 11\11. Loo.s ' cousin, Miss Louise M. -- 3 25 Beaty. A n ew Ame ri ca n p la y by Albert cans, c Mr. Henry Harwood Loos, son of Bein, calIed "The Heavenly Express," I 1\11, and Mrs, Paul R. Loos, ~ a i l e d will open at t he Hedgerow Theat re in I

last Saturday for Texas on the C It y o f Ro se V al Ie y on Saturday night, Jnly 'I . Durkee's Dallas. 25. This wil l be its first productionMaster Ridgely O'Sullivan and anywhcr e, e xc ep t for a t ryou t p ro - SALAD AID

Master Billy O'Sullivan, sons of Mr. duc tion made at Scarborough, N. Y., G ld M d I FLOUR 12 lb b 39 5 lb b 1ge d M W It I O'S II' tOe a ,. ag, c , . ag. . . . . . . . . . . . .n rs. a er . u I van , 0 a few weeks ago. The s tory is built Windsor avenue, are at Camp Admiral around the feeling of the Santa Fe each, 10c Benson, near Pennsgrove, N. J ., f or railroaders for hoboes who pass inseveral weeKS. and out of their s t at ions , and the BOSANT Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Means and t rea tment of the fantasy mater ia l i s wonder coffee SATURDAY Grape Nut daughter, Miss Virginia Means , somewhat s imi lar to the design ofM M . o n t E g o l l m e T r ~ abvelnuke, accpompanied "Thunder on the Left," which had lb., 21c ONLY Flakes y ISS a 1m er a e, of rice ave- such a wi de appeal for Hedegrow au-motored to Anderson, N. C ., last diences. The c as t will inc lude near- whe re t hey s ta yed for several ly all the men in the company and k 10 Miss Means has r emai ned fo r only three women Catherine Rieser QUAKER BLEND 10 - lb. Sack p g., c vi si t and will later go t o Lakemont Helen Craig and Hancoy Castle. '

n Atla?lta , Ga" where she will re- An old favorite, Milne's " Mr. Pim Ib 25 G l t d m unt l t he e ar ly part o f S ep tem- P as se s By, " opens the week's pro- . " c ranu a e G u l d e n ' s .Mr. A. B.Means , Jr., was amonsr gram and is folIowed by performances guest s at a house p a r ~ g iv en o f p la ys which were a l l added within VIENNA SUGAR MUSTARD .~ r and Mrs. Earle Hames, of the l as t y ea r: On Tuesday night on board t h e i ~ yacht, the Shaw's "Heartbreak Hous e; " Wed - f h d .III, over the hohdays. nesday, "The Whiteheaded Boy," by res roaste Jar, 12c MISS Nancy Knapp, daugh te r o f Lennox Robinson ' Thursday "The Ib 29 39c ._.r. a nd Mr!:>. Alfred S. Knapp. of Cherokee Night" b L R" th Chwood lane \vho has b ~ e n VIslt ' y ynn IggS, e ., H J ' - last new production, and on Friday emz ELLY her g r a n ~ m o t h e r , Mrs. Robert D. Chekhov 's "The Sea Gull."of RIdgeWood, N.T., returned T . h ' , Thursday oOlg t s show at Hedgerow is I 2 for 25c Miss Jean' Robertson, daughtpl" of "Sweene

y( a, f ~ r c e c ~ m e d y , and to-: .: Cot 'te r 's Mar k e t ;ost .:r. and Mrs. G: E. Robertson, of morrow mght s Mr. P1m Passes By." :a ve nu e, i s spending the Iat Camp Owissa, in the Po- Reports 13 Cases I Thirteen cases of c on ta gi ou s d is -I Wh b h BRAN FLAKESMr. and Mrs. Barry S. MelIor and eases were repor ted during the week I ere you can have the advantage of ot Quality and Price

of Chestnut avenue, are spend- ending July 6 by the Health Officerg t he summer at Stone Harbor, of the Lowe)' Merion Board of Health., NARBERTH 2250 2251 .2252 pkg., 10c J. They ar e 7 of whooping cough , 2 of f MMre ~ n Mrs. Holrafcte 1. wMcdconndelI, tUl bercudlosiS, 2 o f mumps , 1 o f mea -I . ," avenue, e on e n es a;,' s es an one of chickenpox. . . ,I

8/7/2019 Our Town July 15, 1932

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July U; 1932

Including:

The onlyELECTRICAL PERMANENTWAVING MACHINEi" t he wor ld lMMVNE FROMELECTR1C SHOCK i s t lJ e

Special and UltraTHERMIQUEHEATERLESS MACHINEnow being used by world.widecelebritiesFo r t il e long bob, now inv0l!ue, we have th e CRO!!(UIJXOLE WAVE which insunIperfect curled ends,

THERMIQUE SPIRAL . . $5CROQUINOLE $7.50Combinat ion Spiral T op a ndCroquinole sides and back,$6.50.........

T h ~ r e ex is t s i n Narberth an institutionat once local an d national-provincialan d country-wide.

It is your na tional bank. It is localan d p rov inc i a l because i ts bu il d ing liesin th e heart :-of Na rbe r th , a nd becauseits officers an d directors are your friendsan d neighbors.

It h as t he combined experience an dresources o f t he might y Un it e d Statessystem of Federal Reserve Banks behindit , an d i t h as t he close contact, th e human s ympa thy , whi ch c ome f rom i nt i.mate knowledge of local needs.

A call at t hi s b an k will place theseadvantages a t your disposal.

This Tile Bathroom

YERN JORGENSON210 Bala Avenue, Cynwyd Cynwyd 222

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5-foot corner brdt-in tub, 19"x21" lallatory, syphon actionwater closet out fi t with white seat and cover. All fixturesin chrome plate metal trimmingso ld wa te r pipe an d waste pipe replaced unde r t h e floor

ATTRACTIVE TILE for a bathroom of a maximum size of8 ft. x 6 ft. 6 in., floor space, x 4 f t. h igh, whether or notYOUT bathroom is tiled at present.It is understood that the new fixtures, as shown above, wiJI replace thepresent ones. All materials will be by recognized standard manufacturers.

And tlJe price, complete. is ,mly $320

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An that hot sunuller we: lthermeans to me is t,he chanl'e formore fUIl-lIlld most fun of all isp l a ) ' i l l ~ ill a s w l l l l l l l J n ~ suit in lotsof cool SPRIXGFIEU) WATER. . . 1\loth6r Ba)'S it's ..:0011 formil to l:'I't Ollt in till' ~ u n . and,splash arollnd . . . I I l1d, ' funnyt h i l l ~ . that 's one Clf the 'st"'cmelyrW'1l "goodfor)ou" thiugs I lUlll!

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derneath like boats that you wind up Si r Arthur Sa lt e r P o in t sto f loat in a pond or bath tub , and mo- . " "torboats straining away f rom widen- By ROB E RT J. EDGAR Way Out In The RecoveryNlI'berth-Merion-Penn V.lley ing ripples like tiny water bugs. Then - - - .Loe.I'" ICE what' s l e ft of the Se sq ui g ro un ds , Too much heat! J. , Fo r .those who find i n t he h t e ~ a t u r e~ I : ~ ~ ~ : ~ e with the ci ty 's tall buildings tiny be- I , Iof f i c t l o ~ , drama,. a d v ~ n t u r e , blOgra-:

CHESTER G. JONES h d ... l' the Navy Yard and I Not enough ram. phy or hiStory a diverSIOn and relaxa-,m U" ove ' I J. I ' f h b d't ' h' h I200 Woodf,i"r Ave . :' -l ar b. 40511 then, in a few minutes, Chester's hun- ItIon ~ o t e som er ~ o I .lOns w ICI ~ ~ ; : ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ = ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ; id -eds f tiny blocks specked with I Too many bugs I prevail The Commumty Library has I - s u ch as half . so l ing a pair of shoes and pu tt i ng $la35.i h ~ u s e s :n d cars. I. J. Ian extensive a nd a lmos t inexhaus-I on l e at her or O'Sullivan rubber heels, fo r Or, m other words, the hfe of a tab le col lect ion. It should not be IThe pleasant young hostess.brought 1garden in summer is just one blamed Iinferred, therefore, that when atten-I G d Sh R

1 c o t ~ n for the e a r ~ , a.nd chewmg gum thing after another. Ition is called to so-called serious' 00 wear oe epalrto a id o r fend offai rsickness, Wehad L ib k d' t ' . l 'ed': . , 00 s any Isparagemen IS Imp I ibeen 1500 f ee t u p and were ~ ~ a n n ~ Incidentally, t here a re not enough toward the others and tho se who read I 252 Have r fo rd Avenue- -Phone, Na rbe rth 4006-W3000. My earlS felt. nto worse . a a trees to keep the ground shaded and I them. I~ ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ~the t op o f t he Empire S t a t e d B u I I ~ t m g ' I ' the atmosphere moist, not enough I Many wr it e rs o f diverse opinions I rThe two 600-h.p motors ma c qUI e a k h f t' e . , . d. . b' t b th b' woods to m a e omes or our na IV are now dlscussmg the economic e-nOise, , d e a d e n . e ~ a I ! e ca m we b ir ds , not enough na ti ve bi rds t o bacle and seeking to p oi nt t he waywere m. Shg. nt swaymgs , , le ss t ~ a ~ I keep down the horde of nat iv e and out. Some of the m ar e actuatedthose of a t ralfn, anpd bkumdPmgsMslmtl- imported insects. Likewise there ar e solely by the des ire to be of help,lar to those 0 a ac ar on on - . b' d t d . ,. d f f" k too many Imported II' s 0 rive away others are propagandists and serversgomery pike, ma e ears 0 auslc - our own desirable birds, too many im- of sel fi sh in terests. Si r Ar thu r Sal-ness rather remote. .ported pests that come in, or used to tel', author of, "Recovery, or the'As we crossed the riusquehanna, Icome in with imported nursery stock. Second Effort" i s o f the former classwith the Conowingo Dam plainly v is- Too m a ~ y t rees and shrubs cut down and for that reason his carefully r e a ~ible ten miles or so away, ~ o u r o the t o make way f or over-production of soned discussion of the methods bypassengers commenced p l a ~ m g bndge. farm c rops . Too much Missi ss ip pi whi ch r ecov ery may be ach ieved and I

238 Bala Avenue, Cynwyd We sett led do:wn ~ readmg papersIflood and top-soil erosion caused by too rendered more secure is recommendedPhone: Cynwyd 928 and the souvemr flymg maps the host- much clearing and not enough plant- by The Library to any persons who~ : : = = = = = ~ = : : = = = = ~ ; i ess h a ~ d e ~ u s, and bef.ore l ?ng we Iing. M an 's attempts to show nature may be "read ing up" on the depres-were cl rclmg ~ v ~ r Baltimores bu.sy how t o k ee p a perfect balance has all sion."What's a Vacation Without harbor and d ri ft In g down over PIC- been d ismal f ai lu res. Eng li sh spar- It is Sir Arthur 's opinion that theBooks?" It u r ~ s q u e retreats ~ bathers and ca- rows, Eng li sh s ta r li ng s, J apan ese means for recovery are so obviousi n o e ~ s t s , ,to the auport. Then ~ bee tl es , Mex ican b ean beetles,. no that in a few years it wil l be imposagam, With mor? passengers and mall, chestnu t t rees on account of an Im- s ib le t o understand why they are notand off to W ashmgton. ported Chinese d isease, if our country generally recognized and applied byAt this point cigarettes were o ff er - cou ld be r es to red to t he glory that the people of to-day. He adds thated, and one of the new arrivals turn- was what a wonderful p lace it would it may be that they will never be ac-ed sligh tly green . The hostess had be. cepted as a result of reason only buther take my seat by a window, where I J. only under the compulsion of gr;aterf re sh a ir flowed in t hrough an ad- A ny t im e is a good t ime to grUb-I s uffering than has y et been endured.justable ventilator. proof lawns against the work of Jap- He says in h is opening sen tence, "I tFirst thing we knew the plane was a ne se be et le s. We not only poison I is the second effort, after the first has !~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ms low ing down f rom 120 m .p.h a nd many bee tle grubs, bu t we save the, brought disappointment, that tests the: ]circling the Washington Monument' j expense of building a newlawn. Prop-I qua li ty o f a man or of an age." IThen over the Potomac and down to erly applied the treatment does harm The Le ague of Nations Associa-,:the Hoover Airport, as smooth a land- to noth ing but the bee tl e g rubs . M ix t io n i s so enthusiastic about this book!

l in g as you could wish. ten pounds of arsenate o f l ead pow- that it has distributed 15,000 reprintsI The us ua l r ound of publ ic buil d- der with one bushe l o f dry sand, put o f t he l as t chapt er t o its members asi ng s and the b eaut if ul s impl ic it y o f t he mixture in a spreader and dis- an i nt ro du ct io n t o a better unders o m ~ of the memorials, and gift shops t ri bu te over t he sunny l awn. Thi s s tand ing o f n at io na l a ff ai rs .advertising wares' at summer reduc Itreatment should last for three. y ~ a : st ions alll l motor ists f rom all over th" .11ld as t he n ew c ro p of eggs IS laidU n i o ~ asking us how to get to Arling from July to September any t ime i ston , and veterans looking as if t hey a good t ime to save the lawn.needed but did not deserve the bonus, J.md gate kee pe rs commenting on Among the great old trees that were

" " " " " " p i i = i i i ~ ! ! ; ~ i ~ 1 1 "Three t housand more came in last suppo sed to be here in the time ofnight," and a tax i d r iver who offered Wil liam Penn , two hundred and fiftysight-seeing at reduced prict :s , with years ago , there i s o ne on the groundsdisser tat ions on George-a Washing- of the Merion Meeting, on Montgomton, the depression, Congress, r epa r a- e ry avenue, that measures almost f if- Wynnewood Civi c Assoc ia ti on hast ions, and thissa Hoover t hrown in t een feet in circumference. Nearby completed and distributed among itsfor good measure. a sign-board tells us that Wil li am members a map , street guide and d i.Back to t he a i rp or t, busy wit h Penn a tt ended mee ti ng here and that I rectory for Wynnewood.p lanes from all d irect ions, and Sight-, the meet ing was establ ished in the I In the directory approximately 400 isee in g p lanes o ff er in g speci al low year 1682. The old sycamore might residents and thei r addresses are list- 'fares; and an elderly, loud-voiced man Itell many s to.r ie s o f Penn' s, 'Vood s, cd. Many of these receive their mail .:seated near us , t el li ng hi s women- b ut trees are like that....:..they Just keep through the Ardmore, Narberth andfolks you cou ldn' t p ay h im to go up; Ion quietly, making the worl? a, bet- Overbrook post offices, as designated!no, s ir , he had s ee n t he pl an e h e was I,er p l a c ~ f or you and me to hve m . on the directory , Boundaries of isuppo sed to go up in once, b ur ied in, J. Wynnewood as established by the as-',its nos'.' in t he mud. . . . . Yes, that was I Why is a weed? Or-what is a s oci ation S ep temb er 22, l!):30, are

II f 1 f teen years ago , but you never can 1 weed? Is it a plan t ou t of place, as Remington road from Lanca;;ter ave-!tel l. " And besides, these sightseeing IDean Hole expressed it? Th e l ike ly n ue t o Haverford road, Haverford:Iplanes would do more business if they Ianswer i s t ha t i t is the habit o f a r oa d to A rg yl e r oa d, t o Wynnewood I Th' reduced rates more, Let 's s ee , a fi ve- I plant that classes it as a weed; it road, to Lancaster aV.I,ue, to Church I e[minute ride couldn't use up more than I s e e d ~ too readily or too abundantl.y- road, to Montgomery avenue, to Owen i Narberth Nattonal BankIa couple gallons of ga15oline, and the a nd m the border where We want Just road,to Wister road,to Llanfair road,'Ipilot's p a couldn't be much, and you Icertain other p lan ts to g.row. If this to Cherry lane, to Montgomery ave- I MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM'can buy p lanes cheap now. He re-I same plant were to mul tiply less rap- nue, to Wynnewood avenue, to Wynne-Iminded me of the shopkeeper who de- idly we would f ind beauty in it and wood road, diagonally from the inter- Open 8 A . M . d ai ly f or y ou r convenience,' c1ined to advertise any more because cal l i t r ar e and desirable. In r ock sec ti on o f Wynnewood avenue and and also Friday evenings from 7 to 9it hadn't paid several years ago, and ~ a r d e n s , or "stoneries," a s man y of Wynnewood road, across country to I J ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~Iwho thought rates were too hgih, s ince them are, we find plants like ajuga! Lancaster avenue and thus to Rem-!paper and ink are so cheap now. reptans, cerastium tomentosum, vinca iington road.I "You know," said Dick, as our p lane minor , i vy , and moss p ink. whi ch all, The Wynnewood street guide l istsIdropped casually in from Miami, "air grow so Wildly that they overcrowd: 48 avenues , r oads , way s, l an es andt ravel rates are close to train fares, finer plants that are less aggressive Icircles. ,IIif you're going any distance at all. in their g round cover in g cap ac it y. : Office rs o f the association are Tho_IFrom Philadelphia to Richmond or Such plants are qui te d es ir ab le i n Imas M. Scott, president; Edward C. IPittsburgh the average traveler saves thei r proper place, as ground coverers,! Hl:ssenbruch, vice-president; James:money by flying, and tnink of the time but-as rock garden plants they must H. Stevenson, secretary; George J.Ihe saves." be classed as weedy plants. The right' Ourbacker, treasurer; Richard W.:"And t hi nk o f th e perspective he plant i n t he right place makes beauty! Thorington, assistant secretary, andPhiladelphi.a !can get," I thoug-ht, as we went north- and easy maintenance of it. : ,dan Levin, assistant treasurer. ISuburbanWater iward over forest and farms. Acres J.: I,of t il led l and, !

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MILLWORKMASONITEQUARTERBOARDMASONITEPRESDWOODNUMETALWEATHERSTRIPPERKINS GLUEPAINTSPICTURE FRAMESPICKET FENCESROOFING PAPERRUSTIC FENCESRUSTIC FURNITURESHINGLESWALLBOARDSCynwyd 662

Saddle Horses

L e L e a l~ a n n o f

George M. Boughton, Matlaging Director

The ADMIRAL0" the Beach Front at Cool Cape May, N. ]

A beautifu l modern f ireproof hotel offer ing accommodations of the highest type-350 rool11s with bath.

I f yo u c an no t g et to the store, write or telephone-but don't miss

this value if you want a deck chair.

Rates Exceedingly Modest

Sturdy hard maple frame, chair. Attractivestriped canvas covering. Adjustable to threedifferent positions. Convenient detachablefoot rests Comfort in every inch of it .

Golf-Tennis-Boating. Surf Bathing directly from Hotel. Outdoo r Sea Water Swimming Pool. Concert and Dance Orchestra.

STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIERThe ~ a i n .f:....,ine cStore-rufrdmore

MONTGOMERY AVENUE &. ST. JAMES PLACE

Social Hostess

ART MATERIALSASBESTOS "BRICKSIDING"

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29 Bala AvenueBaJa.Cynwyd, Pa.

BRUSHESBOOK SHELYESCORNER CUPBOARDSENAMELSGARDEN FURNITUREHARDWAREINSULATIONKIDNEY TABLESLINEN CABINETSLUMBER

OUR r ~ \ V N .

Methodist Episcopal ChurchRev. Samuel MacAdamsSunday, July 17:11.00 A. M.-Morning Worship.Sermon by the Pastor .In compliance with the wishes ofthe Narber th Board of Health the

Sunday School is adjourned until further notice.Baptist Church of the E"angelRobert E. Keighton, MinisterSunday, July 17:11.00 A. M. - Morning Worship.Sermon: "Spiritual Health."

The Presbyterian ChurchRev. John Van Ness , D.D., Mini ster.Meetings for July 17:10. 00 A. M.-Bible School for all Iover eighteen years of age. A ll adultsnot otherwise engaged are cordiallyinvited to the Adult B ib le C la sstaught by Dr. Van Ness.11.00 A. M.-Morning Worship.Sermon Theme: "The Great I Am." I7.45 P. M.-Everi ing Worship. Sermon Theme : "Keep ing Up the Stan-ward." IPrayer Meeting next Wednesday Ievening. Leader: Mr. H. C. Heb-/sacker.

Al l Saints' Church IRev. Gibson ,Bell , Rector IRev. David Holmes, Assistant8.00 A. M.-Holy Communion.11 A. M.-Morning Prayer, AnteCommunion and Sermon.

Mr. and Mrs. Char les A. Mcintire,of Wayne avenue, spent several daysin Washington, D. C., this week,where they stopped at the Dodge Hotel.Mrs. Joseph D. Magui re , of 300

Grayling avenue, is recovering at theBryn Mawr Hospital from a fracturedknee, the result of a fall last Saturday.Mr. Murray B. Emeneau, of LUll

enburg, Nova Scotia, a member of thefaculty at Yale University, was the iguest last week-end of Mr. Robert M.Cameron, of Montgomery avenue.

Rooms and BoardingWITH O l 'V ITHOU ' r BOARD-w l l l rentI'oorn to gentleman; cony. to sta. & bus.108 Chestnut Ave,. Narberth. Nal'b.1161, ornb-tfFURNISH1;;D ROO:lI wIth 01' withoutmea ls , C al l 211 lona a\ 'enue , 07-29

Instruction-SchoolsTU ' l'OHlXG in Engl i sh , La t in , Hlstl'r)'"l\[alhematlcs b ~ Unl\'e,'slt)" Instl'uctot'.!Phone Xa rbe l 't h 2731. omb7-15,

Will ExchangePIANO stol 'ed fOl the use of same. 'VrlteP. O. Box 292. Rosemon t, 1 ' a. omb7-15

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

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General Notice- Classified Advertisements wlll be charged onlyt o r es I de n ts of th e Mai n L In e w ho se n am e sa ppe ar I n th e t e l ephone di r ec tory ; to pe r sons ma in t aI n in g a n a c co u nt wIthus, or to regular SUbscrIbers to either THE MAIN L IN ER . O UR TOWN orNEWS OF BALA-CYNWYD. 'Rates- Io ccnts a llucl I n e ac h p ap er ; 25 cents a Une In al) three,Min imum charge, 35c In ont: paper; 75 cents In a ll t h re e AV-~ r a g e of five words to th e Une. No blackfaced type used,Deadline f 0, . Inse,.tions- Cla'Hlllled advertlsements willbe accepted up to 'Vednesday 6o'clock f or O UR TOWN or all three pnpers; Thursday. I oclock. for THEMAIN I.INER: Thur,dny, 5 o'clock for NEWS OF BALA-CYNWYD.

DAY'S " 'OUK Thill'S. FrI.. Sa t. , c l ea nIng'. l au ndr y , C an se,'ve d ln ne ,' s. C al lbetween 6 and 7. e \ 'e l li n gs . A rd . 4 6 ~ 0 .omb-tf

Situations WantedI HIGII SCIIOOL nO y wishes all)' I dn d o fwO"], during- SUlllllle". Outdoo,'s 01' In,3) ' the hOUl, da)' 01' week. 'I'elephonl'~ a l ' b e " t h 4161. omb-tf

Phone Your Ads to ARDMORE 3100

Real Estate for RentPART-TI1\IE mornings; day's work, Al'd, NICE 6-ROOllI HOUSE; bath. 2 porches.1981. omb-tf good ~ ' a l ' d ; neat sta. Ren t rcas, Ph,

G I ~ A D U A T J ; ; NUllSI;; wl l l toke I ' al ' t t i rn e Durbin & Howard, Nal'b, 2500. ornb-tfOt fUll time I)osltlon, Can take chal'g-e Iof Doctol"s ol lice 01' will tak" olle 01' two Seashore and Resorts Ipatlellts In her home, 'V l' l te "R ." 1\Ialn Br';ACH HAV/ ';N. N. J , - 7 I'ms, an d bath,Line,' or call Ardmore 3100. omb-tf I 2 POI'('hes; Ocean f"ont ('ottage. !':lll'ag-e, !Io;XP. colored wOlllan wishe s work bY day $1"0. season 01' $200 month, T ho s. I I, I. " k H 11'11 G d' f P'I B' She rborne . Pe lham n\'e" Hench lIa, 'en 'l01 \\ ee.. e d J e. ~ o Ie s. 1. "I N J ...M, 420, o m b 7 - 2 ~ ) .. . omll,-15GlcWfLI,MAX, middle aged, desires 1'00m Apartments for Rent I, and board. quiet Pl ' i \ 'a te family. State DESIHABLl'; la,'g" Ist-lioor apt.; 2 be .1-1!tenns . "'r i te C, cio OUI Town, 07-1" rlTlS,; gas & 1",'Ig-ldaire incl.; XilrlH'r,h:

I Hall. t ' O ~ l \ . to : : ; e h o u l ~ and t r t l l lHp. He-as.i At Your Ser",ce Xilrb, 2:152, omb7-t5I n H E S S l \ I A K I " ' G - I ~ l I z a b e t h Pearson. 215, Dudley a \'e,. NllI'b, Ph, Narb, 2728. o-tfIl 'PHOLS1'EIUNG and r ep . ; s p ri n gs ofI 3-pleee suites repaired. $\0; Chai r r e iCO\ 'e l' ed . $5 . G o anywhere. Ca ll Lew is .IWayne H ~ 6 , omb7.29IGOTTLIEB 1':SSLINGEH. carpenter. job-bing', alterations. 122 Conwa y a ve .ICall Narb. 3 7 ~ 8 - R . 7-22

Yes, Sir!

CYNWYD 280

How MuchCheaper

We CouldDo YourLAUNDRY?

Ardmore 4400

Doesn't it s ta nd t oreason that we whot ake c are of hundreds of families, cand 0 yo u l' laundrycheaper than you cando it yourself?

ST. MARY'SLAUNDRY

W. P. MlESENCarpenter . :. Bui lder . :. Jobbing832 MONTGOMERY AVE.Phones: .Day-Narberth 397j.,MNight-Narberth 4044

Real value for your money inThompson's clean coal. Promptand careful delivery.

It l l w k ~ I. PEP/J

L.M. ThompsonBala Avenue at Union

fuly 15, 1932

GOLDENuernsuMILK"1Jeller[Mil't JJdler8lmlIJt

Stamp Collecting is Hobby I If Narberth Postmaster Church Notes(Cont inued f rom Page One) ..

Whenever a new stamp i ssue i s announced there are at least 100 inquiri es , Mr . Nesper said. The Post Of-

1ij!!!!!!!!i!!!i!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!-!!!...!!!-!!!_!!!2!!..!!!..!!.!!7. fice Department sends out announcements of the new ones, which ar enow chiefly commemorative stamps ornew ai r mail postage, "flights" beingthe term. ..Wh en a new ai r mail route is esItablished, Mr. Nesper explained, a col-

[lector can get s tamps w it h t he chatetof the first day's fl ight by forwardingletters to be mailed at each terminusof the route.When mai l planes are so unfortu-n at e a s to be destroyed, the va lue ofIthe s tamps on letters it car ri e s i nIcreases radically. Mr. Nesper told an

Iincident about a woman who camein to protest because t he l et te r sheIhad received by ai r mai l was burnedI around the edges. He explained toher how the mail plane had burned upand offered her t en dol la rs f o r t he en}"elope bear ing t he s ta mp . Sh e didnot accept the offer, however.I Such a thing, it seems, as the man-Iner i nwh ich a sheaf of s tamps is perforated is a factor in determing itsIv al ue. A good sheet has t he perlora-1 1 ~ ! i i i i ! i i i i ! i i i i ! i i i i ! i i i i ! i i i i ! i i i i 3 ! ! ! ! ! ! ! i ! ! i i i i ! i i i i l E ! ! ! ! ! ! i ! ~ ~ 1tions running exactly t hr ou gh t hewhite space between t he s tamp s a ndnot edg ing o ff i nt o the s tamps them- selves."Are unused s tamps more valuablethan u se d o ne s? " we a sk ed . "That

I di ffer s ," Mr. Nesper sa id . "S omeIused stamps are more valuable andIsome mint ones are. If a stamp hasbeen used it shows that it was genu-line, although the authenticity is not St. John's Churchin doubt the mint ones are often more Lower MerionIvaluable. Levering Mill Road and Bala Avenue.; In Mr. Nesper's collection are tw o Rev. A. E. Clattenburg, D.D., Rector.IU. S. s tamps, a f ive-cent one and a Rev. Henry A. F. Hoyt, D.D.,I Rector Emeritus.ten-centone of 1847, the year the f irst J Istamps wer e i ss ue d b y t he F ede ra l u y 17:M H I C .Gover nmen t. One o f h is cur ious speCl- 8 .00 A. .- 0 y o m m ~ l 1 l O n ' l !. t . d b W II F I Sunday School closed until Septem-ens IS a s amp Issue yes ar- bgo and Co. , i n the 1860's. "Pony E x-I er 18. . 'press." He a ls o has a couple carried S 11.00 A. M.-Mornmg Praye r and Ib th G Z I 't d ' ermon.r ye rap eppe me on 1 s roun -, Th R t t d d' I ' Ithe-world cruise. . .e ec or ex en s a c er l a In -I . vltatlOn to all t o a tt en d t he c hu rc h IStamp collectmg, Mr. Nesper be- s er vi ce s. All seats are free at alllieves, r un s i n cycles and that there times.Ii a sp asm o f it right now. "Stampdealers have n ot f el t t he depression, Ilor onl y r ec en tl y, " he s ai d. He at- THE FIRESIDEI tributes this to the fact that philately.' i s l ess expens ive than other hobbies. ---------------Mr. and Mrs. J ames H . Speck, ofI Woodbine avenue, are cruising on the.Fireworks Display Great Lakes aboard t he S. S. Octo-Termed Fire Hazard rara.

Visit the Dairy BungalowAfter Your Swim

f i PLIANT form cleavest he wa te r gracefully.. . effortless it seems,Everywhere behindthe scenes of athleticprowess.GOLDENGUERNSEYMILK

supplies the ginger an d

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To RENT or SELLyour house, see

THE MAIN LINEHOME FINDERSASSOCIATIONPhone, Ndrberth 228'REAL ESTATE,

MORTGAGES, INSURANCE

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V A C U U M SRepaired and oi l ed-A li MakesService on all e lec t ri c appli ance s

MAJESTIC E L : ~ ~ ~ I C250 Haverford Ave.-Narb. 2348

8A.M. to l lP .M.

COMPANY273-277 Montgomery Ave.

on the grounds of theNarberth Tennis Club

Bala-Cynwyd-Cynwyd 500

OPEN AIR DISPLAY

A complete showing of allFord body types

fIaverford and MontgonneryAvenues, Narberth

You are cordially invited to attend an

Monday, July 18, to Sunday, July 24,inclusive

RichardsTHE

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Francis, rf ..... 2 3 0 0 0MacGregor, ss .. 2 2 4 3 1Slaughter, If, cf. 1 1 4 0 0Gilfillan, 3b .... 1 1 0 2 0Mooney, cf, If .. 0 1 2 0 0Carroll, Ib . . . . . . 1 2 8 0 0Ki ng, c ........ 0 0 7 0 0Walker, p , ..... 2 2 0 0 0Reynolds, p . . . . . 0 0 0 0 0

Good, hard, durable worst eds - all wool and allgood wool - the kind it was har d to bu y for anyamoun t o f mon ey du rin g the war years - nowavailable in one of the most unusual sale groupsof Suits we've seen.Unfinished wor st ed s, al so cheviots - als o a fewflannels. The type offabrics that belong in the higherprice clothing lines-and excellently made despitethe unusual character of this sale price. Among theSui ts, you can find conse rvat ive pat te rns, youthful patterns, sizes for stout men, sizes for extremelytall men, s iz es f or men of every proport ion.Good-looking shades o f bl ue, g ray , br own andinteresting mixtures.

T L a t tLese Su i t s . -i11 oeea s ionentLus ia s t ie eus tolDers tomorrow

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STRAWBRIDGE iii> CLOTHIER'SMaiD Line Men's Slaop-Arcl:m.orePARKING PLAZA & ST. JAMES PLACE

FINE WORSTED SUITS

W e don ' t know bu t 'We dokno'W tLat it-s so entirelyextraordinary to buy

l ike

WlJen wil lpr ices go u p

OUR TOWN

POULTRY, FRESH FRUITS, VEG.ETABLES , GROCERIES, SEAFOOD--Everything i n t he f oo d l in e- Including a fu n line of domesticand impor ted delicacies.

228 Haverford Avenue

Fresh an d Smoked MEATS, including Del ica tessen.

Phones: NARBERTH 2852-2853

Yo u wiII find ou r new food market modern, cleanan d satisfying in every re spect . Te n employeesar e a t y ou r service. We wiII continue ou r deliver y service, of course.

take t hi s m e an s of THANKING YO U fo r th eco-opera t ion shown by Narberth residents in helpin g us grow. As ou r r epu ta t io n spread, fo r seJIi ng c on si st en tl y g oo d foods w i th d e pe nda b leservice at moderate prices, you bough t more an dblore

to l a rge r, more modem quarters. Cometo our opening, next Friday night, July 22 , an dreceive samples an d valuable gif ts. An d se e fo ryourself how you r suppo r t of ou r sales policies ha se na b le d u s t o s er ve you better

CARROLL BROTHERS

CARROLL BROTHERS

And Now, We Move

N b h T B Mawr ' t he f if th , bu t it made no differencear er t rounces ry n I h f N, . h' who was on the mound t en, or ar-fo r First Half Champ io n s l p berth was too fa r out in the lead forUSINESS BITS

Master Plumbers Moveto Stop "Hatchet an d Saw"

Men Do in gWorkHe r e 1IVigorous a ct ion i s being t aken by i

master plumber s of t his sectionagainst non-registe red so-ca lled"hatchet and saw" men doing workhere. Recen tl y such a man , about t oinstall a plumbing appliance in a ICynwyd home, was stopped by LowerMer ion P lumb ing Inspe ctor GOld-I.s.mith, on complaintof a master plumber in the section."Only registered plumbers," it waspointed out, "arc permit ted to makeinstallations or repairs, under the ILower Merion and Philadelphia building codes; others doing this work aresubjec t to arrest a nd fine. Al l r ea lestate dealers have been notified thatthis law must be lived up to."The act ion i s i n a ccordance withthe Master Plumbers' Association reg- Iulations, made to safeguard not onlyemployment for members, but also Ipublic hea lth. "Physicians must berecognized before they can practice,"one member declared; "and in d ra in age matters it is also important forpublic health that plumbers be recognized."Efforts are being made to form anassoc ia tion of heating contractorswith similar regulations. Deathsfrom improperly adjusted heaters can Ibe prevented, it i s said, when reg is tered mechanics, h ired by responsi- ,ble contractors,make installations and Irepairs. I

Page Si x- Mooney, SsDole, If .McCahon, c .

(Continued trom P a v ~ One) anything to matter. J. Flynn, rf, cf ..C 11 B th I However, Bryn Mawr worked up a C f farro ro ers I Charley Townsend, a lad who pitch- courageous r al ly i n their half of the I urvan, c , r ..Open Larger StoreIcd some sensational games for Nar- n in th , e ven though the c au se was E. Flynn , 3b . . . .Iberth after being graduated from hopeless. Hemeher worked in PinCh-\ McClintock, Ib "- H h' h ' t 1II'tters as a last resort. The f ir st Townsend , p , c f..N PI 228 H rf d Princeton, was emsc er s c Olce 0eW

H ac1eO Eat I av ed or Igo in against his old buddies, but it two, Joyce and Manager Danny,poked Howson, If .as mp oyees an I a single and double, respectively, and IKobBis, p Totals 13 14 27 9 1M F d V . t was a mistake for good-natured b 'h t Lor e 0 0 arle y scored to begin an out urst t a yons, p a-Batted for Lyons in ninth.ICharles was not himself in any sense, brought home four runs. aJoyce , . . . . . . . . b-Batted for Curvan in n inth .

THANK PUBLIC FO R A ID IHe was wild from the start a nd w ent W al ke r w as t ak en o ut at this stage bHemcher c-Batted for Townsend in n inth .I to center field after the third c an to . o f t he g ame by Manager Davis and cFisher Bryn Mawr . 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 4- 7A new modern, beautifully appoint- Given a two-run lead in the f ir st when Bil l Reyno ld s inser te d in h is p la ce . Narberth .. . 3 3 0 2 5 0 0 0 x-13ed food market joins Narberth's busi- Jocy McCahon poled a four-master to Reynolds set the enemy down with Totals 7 16 24 17 3 Two-base hits-Francis, Cliff Moo-

ness center this week, with the remov- right field after Carl Mooney had,bin- l i tt le t rouble and thus Narberth NARBERTH ney , McCl in tock , Walke r, Powe ll ,al of Carrol l Brothers from 229 Hav- gled, the C h o c t ~ w s were unequal ~ clinched the first half gonfalon. Walk-I R. H. O. A E. Hemcher. Home run-McCahon. Um-I the task of holding the homesters m er was touched f or h it s aplenty, 16 Powell, 2b 4 2 2 4 0 pires-Clark and Burton.~ ~ ~ ~ t o ~ ~ ~ c h ~ ~ a ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ j ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~reatly improved store, at 228 Haver... To\vnsend, together with Bob Gilfil- t he u lt imat e winners, bu t h e k ept ------ford avenue, next door to Davis'. E'Il- lan's s ingl e and Cli ff Mooney 's dou- them we ll scattered and was givenerything i n the food l in e wi ll be sold ble, wh ich was los t iu t h sun, chased fine support both in the field andwithat the new store, whose formal open- in the first trio of markers. the bludgeon. He struck out six and Iing-with samples and gifts to the Bud Walker's single, Harr y F r an- issued three p a s ~ e s to t ~ initial bag. Icis ' double to t he s un field, wh ic h Harry FranCIS contmued to set apublic-will be next Friday evening, bounded away from thegardener, and dizzy pace with the mace, again tak-jJuly 22. Walt MacGregor's single to center' ing top honors w i ~ h a t ri o o f s a ~ e t i e s ,Ten people comprise the Carroll or- that slipped past Jack Flynn, helped one a double, whIle Wes McClmtockganization, including t he t hr ee Cur- the local cause in t he n ex t f r am e and wen t him one better for leading honroll Brothers, Marvin Lebo and Miss again Narberth had scored to the ex- ors on the l oser s' force s. He , l ik eMary Horsley, of the Narberth Horn t en t o f three. wise, had a two-bagger in his collec-

and Hardart Store, who is cashier. Thereafter it was just a que st ion t ion of bingles.Completely redecorated, thQ store's of how large the count would be.;Ed Townsend electrified the largefeatures include modern fruit and KobBis, f lormer Vil lanova College crowd in the fourth with a sensationalvegetable bins; electrically refrigerat- star slabman, was next to tr y his stop of Howdy Powell's single to hised meat, delicatessen and fish count - s tu ff on the h il l for the Redmen, but r ig ht in center field, while the latterers; quick disposal of vegetables, fish 1was walloped unmercifully. He took played a great game at second base,and meat waste matter, etc., by chutes Ihis leave i n f avor o f N ick Lyons in a cc ep ti ng four chances without a mis-to the cellar; and flooring of battle- cue. He also was responsible for aship linoleum. To insure cleanliness, Literature Group Tuesday quartette of runs and two h it s, onethe food bins and counters are 0% long enough to ge t him as far as themarble, porcelain and chrome plate. The literature group o f t he Wom- keystone.en's Community Club of Narberth winIn a statement t hi s week, Mr. Car - hold a mee ti ng at the home of Ml'8. Fol lowing i s t he box score:roll declared Narberth peoplehavere- Charles W. Dil lingham, 505 Valley BRYN MAWRsponded so well to his qual it y bf View road, Merion, next Tuesday af- R. H. O. A. E.foods and service, that heis glad to be ternoon at 1.30 P. M. Foulk, 2b 0 0 5 5 0able to extend the variety of goods toinclude everything, and to do his partin improving the appearance of Nar- .berth's business center.The store at 228 Haverford was occupied by the Narberth 5c to $1 storeseveral months, and before that for

years by Sam Strauss, fruit dealer.I t has been enlarged and improved toa point where it is one of t he bes tl ooking s to re s in thi s o r a ny o th ercommunity. IAn open d i S p l a y ~ o f the new V 8 and I4 Fords, in all body types, will be held I

next week by the Richards-Fisher ICompany, Ford dealers, with officesat 273-277 Montgomery avenue, Cynwyd. It wi ll be held on the groundso f t he Narb er th Tennis Club, Haverford and Montgomery avenues, Nar-Ib er th . Th e smart new cars may bes een f rom 8 A. M. to 11 P . M., nextMonday to the following Sunday, July24, i nc lu sive . Thi s i s i n add it ion tothe regular displays and demonstra-,t ions being given at the RichardsFisher sales and show rooms in Cyn- Iwyd. IYern Jorgenson, plumbing, heating

and roofing contractor, of Bala avenue, Cynwyd, and K in g of Prussiaroad, Radnor, has an offer of interestto home-owners' who have been waiting for low prices to instal l moderntile bathrooms. His price , advertised,e lsewhe re in thi s i ssue , i nc lude s a'built - in tub, a lavatory, water closetout fi t, i n chrome p la te metal trimmings and o f recogn ized standardmake; an attractive tile to a height Iof four feet.