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E R E C T E DIGNS

NEW PARKING CODEIS NOW INEFFECT

M A N Y

Str ic t E nfo rc em en t W ill B eM o d e o f C h a n ge d R e g u

lations.

COP HURTE mi l P iq ue t, o f t he N a rb e rt h

Police force , suffered a bruisedIe;.: a nd w re nc he d ba ck in thePreston A, .\ . g'ame last Sundaywhen t h e M ai n Liners beat \i\Testern .\. A. G-O. Tomorrow Preston p lays Gibson ..-\. A.

DON'T BURN THELEAVES IN GUTTERS

Reports have begun to reach theborough authorities that residentsarc beginning to dispose of fallenlea\'es by burning them in theiryards and in t he g ut te rs . T he reis a borough ordinance which prohibits the burning of leaves on thepublic s tree ts or in the gutters.and they cannot be burned insideproperty lines without the securing of a p er mi t fro m t he chi ef o fthe Fire Department.

People who burn leaves in thegutters in front of their propertiesare very likely to crack and damagl' the cllrb, rendering themselvesliable to receive an order from theborough to ins ta ll a new curb attheir own expense.

The highway authorities of theb or ou gh o bj ec t s tr on gl y to th eburning of leaves in the streetsbecause the heat of the fire meltsthe top dressing on the streets andresults in permanent injury. Thepolicemen, therefore, will be instructed to see that the ordinanceagainst burning leaves is strictlyenforced, and people who do notheed i t a fter this public warning ,may find themselves in trouble.

The borough t rucks, on theirweekly rounds for the collectionofashes, will carry away all leaveswhich are put in boxes or barre lsa nd l eft where t he b oro ug h collectors can conveniently get them.This service will be continued by

the borough ash collectors UJl toNovember 1. This service. whichis offered free of charge to all there si de nt s of t he b oro ug h. g iveseveryone an oppor tuni ty to dispose of the leaves on his ownproperty without burning them ..

LUTHERAN P ~ A YTHURSDAYA play and r ec it a l g iven b y t he

p up il s o f Miss D . A . S ho em a ke r ,p r inc ipa l o f the National Schoolo f E locu t ion and Oratory, w il l b egiven in t h e L u th e ra n church, atWoodbine and Narberth avenues,on Thursday evening, October 21.N o t ic ke ts wi ll be sold; a silveroffering will be made.

MAIN LINE ORGANIZES

Narberth's new p a rk i ng r ul e sfor t he business section were pu tin effec t Monday w it h t h e a pp e ara nc e o f brightly pa inted s igns andw hi te r oa d l in es to indicate thew o rk i ng o f the law.

All this week police have beenw a rn i ng m o to ri s ts w ho h av e b ee nlated the code, a nd h av e b ee n e x-

TO OPEN SUNDAYp l a i n i n ~the r e gu l at i on s t o t h os eI

who dId not u nd e rs t an d t he m .N ext week w ar ni ng t ag s wiII

O rc he st ra A ss oc ia ti on W i ll Ibe used for o f f ~ n d e r s ,a nd a ft erP r es e n t N i n a M o r ga n a t ~ a tI?enaltles mi l follow further

i n R e c i ta l \lolatlOns.. I Th e n ew r ul e s are comparative-F IR ST O F L O N G S E R I E S ly simple, a nd t he zones a re c lear

ly marked. Fo r the benefit of. . I h os e w ho d id not n ot i ce t h e p ub -~ h ~M a J ~ lLI.ne Orchestra ~ s -lication of the r ul e s i n Ou r TownsocmtlOn wIll gIve th e first of ItS o n A ug us t 21 w e r ep ri nt t he mse!ies of c on ce rt s f or t he fall and Iherewith: 'wmter season Sunday afternoon .a t t he Ardmore Theatre. It will Haverford avenue-south SIde.

ta ke t he form of an intimate re- ~ ? m Essex to Forres t -nocital, w it h M i na M or ga n a, s op ra - p a r ~mg.no of t h e M e tr op ol i ta n Opera From ~ o r r e s tto N a r b ~ r t have-Company, as so lo i st . nue-Ioad!ng and unloac1lng ol1ly,

Mi'ss Morgana received her edu-[parallel WIth curb. .c a ti o n u nd e r t he G ra y Nuns of Haverford avenue-nor th SIde.D'Youvi l l e Col lege in Buffalo, From. Essex to Narberth aye-w he re s he w on a n o ra to ri ca l c on - ~ l 1 e . s - w l t ho n ~ ho ur p ar km gtest at t he a ge o f 14. In 1901 she 1Imlt, parallel WIth curb.sanG' at t he Pan-Amer ican Expos i - F ro m N ar b er th a ve nu e t o 100tiont:> at Buffalo, and in 1908 sh e feet eas tward-no parking.sang for Caruso, who a dv i se d a n N

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W e h av e bui l t ou r bus iness by giv ing ou r

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Commencing Monday the teach- i\JeriOI1 avenue, died at her home "-c O Q ====c ====== = ==QoQ ==-=========-==00-::= =::>c:e r s w i ll attend the county institute lat (j P. M .. o n T ue sd ay . S he wasof the schools, and children willl'I!) yearso t age. , , .

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F. W. E, STEDEM,

T"he FIRESIDE. Th e vVomen's M i s si o na r y S o

c I et y o f t h e L u t he r a n Church willmeet at t he h om e o f M rs . W ei ss ,207 Hampden avenue, Tuesdayafternoon, at 2 o'clock.

Th e ladies of th e Narbe r thMethod i st Church will have homemade c ak es , p i e s, b r ea d a n d mincemeat for sa l e Sa tu rday, th e 23d, atDando's Store.

A s u rp r is e d i nn e r wa s given\Vednesday evening to Mrs.Harry B u r gi n , d a u gh t e r of Mr.an d ~ I r s .\V. H o wa r d H a ws , ofDudley avenue. F o u rt e en g u es t swere p resen t .

1\1rs Tohn C. Nash i s c on fi ne dto her ' home with an a tt ack oftonsilitis. "

0ia rberth do g fanciers took partin t h e K e v st o n e Field Trial on theVaI1ey Forge course this week.Langdon C. O d ie r ne e n te r ed G r ayDawn. Other entries w er e m ad eby r e si d en t s a l on g t h e M a i n Line,an d on e by D. D. S t ic k en y, o fAtlantic City, f or me rl y o f N arberth. John T. L loy d, o f N ar

berth, is t re a su r er o f t he association.

TOtll19 626 657PHESBYl'F.R1A:-;' PE P /lOYS

WlISOll 112 nilC'nldwell 101Wnt t s 108 132Kramer . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . .. 101 1;;7Smith 124 114

lIAI'l'181' IlOOSTF.RS~ f 1 t c h e l l e r 78WlIliamsoll lOllWetherbee 110Folmer , .. 101Knut'l) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150

AN APPRECIATIONIn t he n am e of the entire p h ~ r " 1 " ceutical b od y o f t he b or ou gh o f N arberth a nd v ic in it y, I v oi ce e xp re ss io nof s}'mpathy to t he w id ow of Dr.F ar i es a nd speak w it h p ri de of thesterling qualities of the man. He wasa doctor.

KING'S DAUGHTERS MEETTh e Evangel Circle o f K in g' s

D au gh te rs h el d i ts first meetingof th e fall season, wi th a goodattendance. A rummag-e s al e w a splanned, to be held November 5.

T ho se w is hi ng t o d on at e castof f c lo th in g a n d f ur ni tu re a r e requested to c o m mu n ic a te w i t h M r s .Fred D e r by. N a r be r th 386-R, orMrs. J. T. D a r li n gt o n , N a r be r th1652-VV, i n o r de r that g oo ds m a ybe c al le d f or on the morn ing of'\J r)\'em her .J.. -

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Church NewsAll Saints' ChurCh, Wynnewood.

Rector, Rev. Gibson Bell.8.00 A. M.-Holy Communion.

10.00 A. M.-Church school. (Busleaves Narberth 9.40.)

11.00 A. loI.-Litany and anti-commun io n. S er mo n b y t hc rector.

Anthem-"Rejoice Today," T. Tert ius Noble. (A cappela-8 part.)

Choir of 40 voices.

Baptist Church of the Evangel.Services for week o f O c to b er 17:

9.45 A. M.-Church school.11.00 A. M.-Worship. Sermon, "The -

Need of Evangelism." I Mr . an d Mrs . Joseph Chambley,7.45 P. M.-Worship. Sermon: "Lis- formerly of Narberth , now of

ten, Youth!" ,This i.s the firstiBrookline, ar e sailing o n the BelYoung P e o p l ~s s er v. lc e of the genland today for Antwer B 1-

y ea r. F ol lo wl l1 g t he Ir b a n q u e t . M p, elast Saturday night they wi ll b e- glttm. .1'. Cha';11bley ha s beeng in t he ir d ev ot io na l program of, ~ a d ef o re I gn f r eI g ht representathe year w it h t hi s w or sh ip serv-l bv e at Antwerp fo r th e Pennsyl-ice. van ia Ra i l road

Monday, October 18: I .2.30 P. M.-Ladies ' tea at the home I ---

of Mrs . Wi ll i amson , No. 17 Wood- Th e Senior Luthe r L ea gu e i sbine a v ~ n u e .This is the second making a drive fo r ne w membersof a senes o f. sl x t ea s f or t he pur- and ha s been divided into tw o sec-pose of readll1g "Moslem Worn-I io I d . .en." The women of our c hu rc h t ns, on e e bv 'vVI1ma Weigeland congregation are cordially in- a nd t he o the r b y G eo rg e A lb er t.v it cd . P le as e n ot if y the hostess. IE a c h s e ct i on is striving to obtain

Wednesday, October 20: Ith e larger attendance. On Satur-3.30 P. fioI.-The ~ r u s a d e r s .l o ~ o t h e : s "da y the 23d t h e l e ag u e 'I l I Id

send your chIld ren to thIS mls- I H' , ' WI 10s ionary organ iza tion! They do a allowe e n p ar ty .not read thi s not ice, but need you I - - -to ca ll , their attcntion t.o the fact.s! ~ I r s . George Abbott , J r. , a nd

8.00 P .. M.-Prayer s ~ r v . l c e .TOPIC, children, o f S alem N. J. were"Thlllgs a Non-Chrtstlan Loses.", k d f' ,

Friday, October 22: : w ee - en guests 0 Mr : a nd M rs .7.00 P. M.-Boys' Brotherhood. A. J . To b er t , at 304 Pnce avenue.

WEATHER REPORTf or Wee k En di ng October 9 in

Narberth.

Holy Trinity Lutheran ChurchM. E. 1'\1. Linn, pastor.Regular serviccs, October 17:Sunday School, 9A5 A. M.Morning service, 11 o'clock.Subject, " C hr i st a nd \Vor ld Salva-

tion !"Luther League, i P. 1'ILEvening preaching 7.45, "The Call

to Fol low Jesus ,"R cm cm be r t he p la y and rec it al in

t he L ut he ra n C hu rc h Thursday evening, Octoher ~ l , 1 9 ~ ! 6 .F rc e f or al l: lnd a s ilver offer ing.

Narberth Methodist Episcopal ChurchR ev W. S he ri da n Dawson, minister.Sunday, October 17:9.45 A ., M.-Bible school. Hon.

Fletcher W. Stites, superintendent.11 A. M.-\Vorship. Theme, "The

Sevcn vVonders of the \ Vo rl d, " A nt he m, " Go d I s Our Refuge," by Woole r. Q ua rt et , " Te ll U s, " b y Dvorak.

6.45 P. M.-Epworth League devot io na l m ee ti ng . Top ic , "The Leagueof Christian Youth."

7.45 P. M.-vVorship. Theme."Found Wanting," A nt h em . " H av eMercy Upon Us," b y L or en z. Basssolo, " Th e D ay Is Ended," b y B ar tlett. Prayer a nd p rai se service o n\Ved ne sd ay at 8 P. M. C ho ir r ehe

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C l e a n ~comfortable heat instantly r adi at ed out into th eroom from a GAS FIREPLACEHEATER placed in th e fireplaces of th e rooms used most.

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~ EXERCISE AND PLAY AT THE Y. M. C. A. ~~ Regular, systematic exercise in the Y. M. C. A. Gymnasium i

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a. followed by a w a rm s h ow e r a n d a p l un g e i n t h e pool will keep you ~.!!~_=,'physically f it f or t he s tr en uo us d ay s ahead.

= Join a c l as s i n Calisthenics; play Volley Ball, Indoor Baseball ~ or Basketball, as you like. ..~ E n jo y t h e o t he r f e at u re s , too-Billiards, Bowling, Circulating ~_1._=. Library a nd R e ad i ng Room, Dormitories, Clubs, Good Fellowship. : . ! : :

FOR MEN-WOMEN-BOYS-GIRLS

Main Line Christian Association of the Y. M. C. A.1 116 West Lancaster Avenue, Ardmore ~~ The Millinery Class M ee t s E v e ry T h ur s da y at 9.30 A. M. ;. . . . . . I1 OI IIIII.II.IIII1.\I.II.IIII1.IIIII.II."III.II.,..".'IIU.II.1I.1I.1I.1I.".IIIliIl II I I . I I . " . " III.,I.'.IIIII ." '1.:

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Convenient for th ebathroom, Nursery orsick room where auxiliary heat is requiredand where a permanent installation is no tdesired.

I N S T A N T H E A TFOR TH E EARLY COOL SPELL

PORTABLE GAS O R E LE CT RI C HEATER'

Portable Gas Heaters$5.00 and Up

T H E COUNTIES GAS & ELECTRIC CO.Ardmore 17 B r yn M a wr 32 7 Wa y ne 47

Portable Electric Heaters$7.50

,HI'GHLANPDAIRIES

MILK AND CREAM75 8 LANCASTER AVE.

BRYN M'AWR,PHONE, BRYN MAWR 882

OURf"foWN

CHARLES F. EBERTJobbing

OF ALL KINDS103 Dudley Avenue

P h on e : N A R BE RTH 2229

COOK BROTHERS

Tested and approved by theGood Housekeeping Institute

Plumbing-Heating

Automobi le Rad:a to r and FenderRepair Work

104 Essex A venue

Phone Narber th 1752

Special Low Priceon the New

Full-Enameled Tappan Range

Th e range w i th t h e rounded

corners. C as t i ro n, rust-proofoven.

TAPPAN GAS RANGES

The Gift Shop of Nal'berth

230 Haverford Avenue

YE ODDITY SHOPPE

D a il y d e li v er y to a nyone onaI' near this pa1t of the MainLine. Phone Narberth 2201-Wbefore 9 A. M. fOl' prompt de-livel'Y

243 Haverford A venue

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Aleck Ewald

NARBERTH HOMEBAKERY

Even better than candywhich I l ea rn ed t o m ak e inthe famo us bak eri es ofCopenhagen, Paris, Londonand Berlin. Now you canenjoy them, freshly baked,i n y ou r own h o me -a nd a tsurprisingly moderate prices.

NARBERTHDEPT. STORE

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BAKED GOODIES

We a re r ea dy to help you withyour Hallowe'en Party.

" Al l t he f ixin 's"-Cards, in;vitations, place cards, favors, etc.

104 Fores t Ave .Open Friday Evenings

NEW MEMBEROf t he U b ra r y Board of Trustees Is

Mr. Clarence Kaeber.A n no u nc em e nt w a s made at the

meet ing of the Narberth CommunityLibrary Associa tion he ld last :Mondayevening that Borough Council h ad a ppoin ted Mr. Clarence K ae be r a member o f th e Library Board of Trustees.The by-laws of the associa t ion providethat' t h e S ch o ol Board and BoroughCouncil may appoint o ne o f their memb er s t o the Board o f T ru st ee s a t t helibrary as long as those bodies appropriate f un ds fo r i ts support. It is inaccordance w it h t hi s p ro vi si on that:Mr. Kaeber was appointed. T hi s a ppointment was very p le as in g t o thelibrary, as 1'Ir. Kaeber has constantlyshown interest in the work, and inasmuch a s Mr s. Kaeber has f or s om etime been a member of the librarys ta ff o f volunteer w or ke rs . M rs . E. C.Batchelor i s t he member of t h e b o ar dappointed by the School Board.

The o t he r m e mb e rs of the boardare: Mr s. E. C. Drew, Mrs. JosephRongler, ~ I r s .H. A. J a co bs , M is sAnna MacKeag, who is p re si de nt o fthe board; :Mrs. Grace B. Muschamp,Mrs. H. P. : \Ioore, Mrs. E. A. Muschamp, Mr. T. C. T ro tt er a nd Mrs.Robert F. Wood, the librarian.

Because h i the rto , t he me etin g o fBorough Council a n d t h a t of the Boardof Trustees had been h el d o n the sameevenings, making i t impossible for Mr.Kaeber to attend the library meeting,it h a s b e en proposed to c h a ng e t h e bylaws of the association at a s pe ci almeeting to b e h el d at the library, Friday night, November 12, at 8.15.

The by-laws, a s n ow in effect, readas

follows:T he r eg ul ar m ee ti ng s o f

the Board of Trustees shall b e h el don the second Monday of each month,unless otherwise ordered by the association. It is proposed to strike outthe w o rd s " o n the second I \ Ionday of ,"making the section read, "The regularmeeting of t h e B o a rd of Trustees shallbe held e a ch m o nt h, unless otherwiseo r de r ed b y the association."

This w il l m ak e a more flexible rulingt o e na bl e th e B oa rd o f T rus tee s toselect a meeting night which shal l beconvenient for i ts members.

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Upholsterers

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Sporting Goods

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SCHOOLSUPPLIESIt's real fun buying school suppl ies

here b ec au se w e have such a biga s s ~ r t m e n ta nd s uc h l! ,w p ri ce s. A nd ,beSides, you get personal a n d c o ur t eous. attention. Come and get acquamted.

DieckhausThe West Philadelphia Stationer

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