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l.\1eet With Mrs. RegerThe \Vome n' s F or ei gn M is si on ar y

Society of the ~ r E. Church will meetwith 1lrs. Char les Reger, 842 Montgomery Avenue. on Mondav af ternoonSeptember 9, at 2:30 o ' c 1 ~ c k . '

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An autobiography, o ll e o f the seriesof personal sketches g iven by members,formed the p rog r am Tuesday at theBala-Cynwyd-Narberth Rotary Cluh.Dr. Ezra S. Deubler, char ter memberand past president of the club, wasthe speaker.His talk w as an i n ~ p i r a t i o n in thehllilding of a C


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Phone Narberth 4035

Friday, September 6, 1929

Narberth 2430

The OIJerl Store ;n NarberthVAVIS '

A. L FRETZ & SONSBall"er.

NARBERTJ-ICOAL COMPANY

School Oprms Soon!We C:zrry a Full Li l l I ' of All the Necesrary School SllppliesPENCIL EOXES-Z3c TO $1.50SCHOOL BAGS-50c TO $Z,OOBRIEF CASE5-COMPOSITION BOOKS-CRAYONSPARKER AND INGERSOLL PENS-LUNCH BOXES

KNOW BEFORE YOU BUY

OPEN . 'Ol l BUSINESS. _ SEI-T. U

THE time is not far distant when the prospective coalcustomer will have several questions to ask his dealerbefore he s igns up for a supply of fuel.To wit: "How does your coal run in carbon content?I want to be assured of plenty of heat uni ts. What is itspercent age of a sh? I can 't have my back and dispositionruined shoveling out ashes."We, as dealers in Jeddo-Highland Coal exclusively,are pre'Jare:l to answer these questions right now. Chemical analysis has proved to us that our coal has much hiddenvalue. Know befor e you buy .

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224 Haverford Avenue

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Phone Narberth 2866_I,

extends its heartiest welcome tothe new, modern, super-store of the

A M E R I ~ A N STORES ~ O

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which has cbosen the Montgomery Avenue section fo r its greatest endeavoron the Main Line. It is opening a Store with new standards of completenessand beauty , with conveniences offered to Main Line housewives surpassinganything that has been done in the past , and it s coming will be welcomed bya ll who demand the famous Asco qualities and economies.

"Wunder Starts Them All"

I ts locat ion gives the new store a cODlmanding importance. In th e Montgomery Avenue sec tion i t has the ~ o u b l e advantage of convenience and ofparking space. Patrons will find, in addition to other shops, the Ardmore PostOffice, the Bell Telephone offices and the Counties Title an d Trust Company.With attractive, uniform architecture an d a diverse group of stores, this section offers th e facilities of a complete an d independent shopping district.

SUBURBAN ~ O M P A N Y , OwnersArdmore 1200DRE_ED & DURHMAN

Arehlteetll

OPEN FOil INSPECTION __ SEI..... d

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108 Forest Avenue

Why You Should Own ahEVEREADY RADIO RECEIVERTODA y you have the right to expect, in purchasing a radiolet, quality of tone and appearance, sensitivity andselectwhy-al l at a reasonable price. Each of these desirable characteristics can be obtained in several makes ofradio, but the Eveready Radio Receiver possesses all ofthese impo rtant requisites in the highest degree. '

Your ear and eye can prove to your own sat isfact ionwhen a particular model sounds and looks well, but onlythe passage of time c,an conclusively demonstrate that anygiven set will wear welL Therefore, a radio set's ability tofunction satisfactorily over a period of time is the one thingfor which you must take another 's word.Listen to an Eveready Radio Receiver-its fidelity ofreproduct ion wil l convince your ear. Examine the cabinets of the different models and choose the design whichbest suits your individual taste. And then remember thatNational Carbon Company, the maker of Eveready Sets,has been an outstanding leader in it s field for more thanthirty years, Permanence is bui lt i nto every par t of anEveready. This name is your guarantee that the higheststandards of precis:on manufacture have been appliedto the receiver you place in your home.

Wunder Battery & Electric Service

CLASSIFIEDADVERTISEMENTS

For Directorof the PoorA. D. Hunsickerof lJpper ProvidenceSubject to Repflblican RulesPRIMARY ELECTIONSEPTEMBER 17, 1929Your Support will BeAppreciated

Friday, September 6, IY29

SUBSCRIPTION PRICEOne Dollar and Fifty Cents Per YearIn Advance,

Published by theLIVINGSTON PUBLISHING COMPANY

PHILIP ATLEE LIVINGSTONPre'ident and Oeneral ManagerROB ERT MOOR E CAMERONEditor

Oftlce. 258 lIaverford AvenuePhoDe, Narberth 2545If DO answer, call Ardmore 3100.

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OUR1l0fWN I thur Goldsmith . o f J\l ontgomery Ave-I ~ ! ! ! ! ! ! ~ ~ ~ ~ i ! i ! ~ ~ ~ ~ ! ! i ! ! ~ ! ! ! ! ~ ~ ~ ! ! ! ~ ! ! ! ! ! i i i ! ! ! ! ! ! ~ ~ ~ ~ ! ! ! ~ ~ ~ ! ! ! ~nuc and l\[ ill Road, dunl1': the past i w ee k ha s returned to Iwr h O l 1 l ~ . I________________ l \ h ~ s Rena ~ u r t h .,nd Ali"s tlrown-A Cu-operative Community News e ll , 115 I ? ~ d l ~ y Avenue, ha\ 'e returned:paper founded in 1914 by t he Nar - f r o n ~ a VISIt 111 1\Iassachusetts.berth Civic Association and published . ?1J,ss Anne 1\1 o d ~ , formed v of :Meret ' t ' l 'y FridflY at Nmhertlt. Pa. IOn, IS a t O ce an CIty for se \'e ra l ~ a y s .Mr. and l \ lr s. Alber t \V. Fredencks, I432 Haverford Avcnue, wcre guestsat Skytop Lodge in the Poconos dur-jling t he p as t wcek.1\1 rs. F ra nc es E g'norc, of Dudlcy ,Avcnue, is visiting in Occ:ln City, 1\ld'I IHe r daugh tcr . Ru th , has rcturncd fromCamp Owai s s in the POCOl.OS. He r I

son, Hc rb er t J oh n Egmor e. Jr. will IIr et u rn t o S t aun ton M ilita 'v Academyin Virginia on Tuesday.1\[ r. an d l\f rs. Ralph Hoover. of IOhio, arc receiving congratulations on IIthe birth of a r12ughter . Barbara IILouise. Mrs. Hoover before her mar- Iriage was Miss LaRue Poglle, daugh-,t er o f : \I r. and Mrs, Howard Pogue , o f iGrayling Avenue, IIMr. Dcsmond J. McTighe. of 416

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,Essex A\'enue. spent th e L ab or Day ,Iweek-t'IHI a t E ag le s nere., . , ~_ _ _ _ _ _-=.-=. '1 ~ o l . a l ~ d :\Jrs. 1. A, l\ldler and 111ss Ili:ntered as "pcond-clnss matter, October 13. Anita l\llIler, of :\,Ienon ~ v e n u e , have Ii914 at the Post Oftlce at Narberth, Pa.. returned f rom the I r vacatIOn spent at ,IlDder the Act of March 3, 1879. ' Crcstmont Inn, Eaglesmen', . I:Among, o th er s who have enjoyed IIthis delightful summer resor t o ve r t he ,wcek-end a re 1 Ir . ,"1. "all :'>ar1>"rth ~ 4 : : , I - , 1 .ily ha \ 'c r et ll r nc d f ro m Capt:: :\1 a ~ ' , j;;,-; IT- S,\ (; I ; : ~ I - : ; ' - : ; : ' ~ ' " i ~ ~ : , ~ 1;,;-)l":';;-I-' c':lilYwhere t hey spen t t h sumlller, to their n"\\ ' , 1:"a ,, ,n: lhlo, : '>arl..rLh 4 H ~ - . 1 .hOllle on ,:\leeting HOllse Lane. :\[ iss; ~ L I . : . - - - I : I ~ ~ : a t i l ( : r _ - - ; ; ; ; u c T , : _ - : l J m ' ( ; ; : . 1L o u i ~ e P au l. o f lona .A\'el l t1l". ,,"as, I I t 'W . I t l a :- > Il Jl a hh , Tt""'lpphollP :",:at"wthei r guest during the past week, 1> . ,rlh :::'''::-1:,

l \ l i : - ; ~ Carolyn Gold3111ith returned t.o ' f ( . ) f ~ I ) - ;(i-I-:111' - t i t 1 I ' I ~ . .\ . : I ~ " . l - ~ I - ' ; _ ; l l ( f r t ~ ~ I I ;her :\lontgDlllcry .\\ 'enue hOllle t!lIS, ! 'l '' ' '' ' Il :l1>I, ', . \ p " I ~ ' " ~ Ardlll"I'p A\',' ..wee k f rom h er SUllllnt'r s pe nt a t P il le , " f t..r ;':::0 I', ~ 1 ('"II , \ r < l I . " " I : , : _ 1 ~ 4 ' . ? 1 .Trce Cam!" I ' oc on o P in es !- ----, - ; - - - - -11iss Elizabcth G')ldsl11ith, who has' Schools-Instructionbeen acting as assistant cOl'nsellor at ' II \\'11' >':1'\' \1 '1 ' t I j" dC I' d "1 ) 1 C'l t r' ",'" "a,' ' ' ' I ' " p,all" an. alllP .. . II! ell, . ,,"...):t 1 Jrou(. lCS C: on;HIl. J'hOIIl" fot allJHdlltl l l l ' l It. :'\ar-County, WIll return nOll\e tomorrow. 1>"rth ::S(i4-\Y, < : ' - ~ 1 ) . 2 : 1 ). M i s ~ ~ I . , B. Church, ~ 1 Pr ice A\, e , l ' I ' 1 ' t i h f X i ~ - - c t ~ . s i r l ' , f 1 > y ' - ; x l l e ; : i ~ ' I ( ' e dnue" hbran,an o f the :\ arberth COIII -, I pa ('h"r , ('oa"hing' f",' ,'X" Ill', Latin,IIlllnlty LIbrary. returned :-Ionday, ,,1g-,1>ra "nd ..1 . " l t " l a r ~ ' 1>1:lIl1'h,"from a \'acation a t C ap c :\Iay. Il 'h"ne 'Shel'\\'oocl SII',2. (ohll)Mrs, Edw in Anderson al1d her --d a u g h t ~ r ! . S O I ~ i a , ,of DlIdlal'I, .. "1 h .\ "t', PhOIl{' :'>al'-a , 'i si t w it h his parcnts in the Avon, h",,'th ::S4:; (;1(;-2:1)Apartments, Carl Metzger and Her Ibert Burre ll a r e s ta , ,' i ng a t :':kytDJl fur! Rooms for Renta f c ~ v days. , , i FI'!-::'>ISHED r : O O ~ t ,- Gelltlelllall or1Ilss. Betty S t e \ ' ~ n s o n , of \\ Yl1l1e'l I,usi,"'s" \\'OIlHlIl. 'I' .. lpphone :'>arberthwood, tS CDll\'alesclIIg' at tbe Osteo - 416J. ( t f lp at hi c Ho sp it al f rom a recent sel'iDus 1' \ \ '0 ('''IllIlIUIIiert 1. . ,Boyer town" P i h ~ t : ' . . HnU:->t' (1) high!\[r. and l\Irs. George I'leck: of ,gr"und \\'ith h,'autiful \'i,'\\'. 42 a"I"".Grayling Avel1ue, l ef t t hi s wee k tor a a"out half \\',,,,,l1and, 1 ' ; I " l ' t l ' i c i L ~ ' ,1II0tor trip t hr ou gh K ew Englalld.5 11I1,II, ( 'al l DUlh11l & HO\\'al'd, )','al'-V"hile in Maine they spent a f ew Iwurs, ~ I : ! ~ ~ ::S4;:, (t owith ",{iss El izabe th : \ Iagu i re , a l so of,Grayling Avenue , wl ,o is \'acationing I Miscellaneousat Cape P o r J l o i s e ~ Mc. . I O I " I ~ I C E SPACE-Half o f l ar ge , light I:Mr. and 1\1 rs. KCI.neth \Vllsun and: and airy ofllee In Xarberth f or r en t.two children, of 205 Dudley Avel1uc,: I'l'esenl occupant wl l ling to co -ope ra te'He dowu at Eastern Shore, 11d., this I ill handling p ho ne c al ls a nd p er so na l'week. I visits; reasonable r en ta l. P ho ne N ar -

1\1 r. and Mrs. Gc(, rge Narman Gill, berth 2430. (t oof Dudley Avenue, l e ft yesterday for LOCAl, and long-di' tanee haUling done:a motor trip through !\ cw England, by W AFEH. ! \' ar be rt h ::6r' l-R1\1 iss Marie L ei su re , o f Boston, ( 9 - 6 - 2 ~ )Mass . h as b ee n v is it in g \! iss Claire CHOIH BOYS \\'antpd for All SaInts'Dode and Miss Dorothy Doyle for Chur ('h , \Yrnne\ \, ood, R,'lwarsalsthe' past 1,)'eek a t t he ir ho'me, 22-t Val- ' I ' u e s d l l ~ ' and 'I'hur"day afternoons atlev R oa d, Mer io n. M is s L ei su re will ,I o'do,'I" Slgh t -r " l ld lng and \ 'olee-- I'laeelJlcllt with solo opportunity forspend s ome t im c i n Atlantic C it y b e- thoSt- who l ( u a l I f ~ ' . Ag-es ~ l p'al's to 12fore rc turning North , years. A p p l ~ ' at Churc'h, Hehellrsal:l\lr. and Mrs. James Douglass dlQ'S starting September 17 or phoneMoore , o f Mee ting House Lane, enter- ""arberth aS64-\Y, (ll-20-2!l)tained Mr. Jonathan Gucst Wi ll i ams , ~ ~ J ; : : l ) ; ; ; ~ : j ; ; : ; O = U = l 1 ; ; ; ; ~ ' l ; = U ~ ~of B ru ss el s, B el gi um , l as t wee k. Mr'lMoore and Mr. \Vl lI iams wer e c la ss - WILLIAM T. MULDREWIa te s a t \Vest town Friends ' School.1m'itations have been i s sued b \ ' Miss Registered Profess ional EngineerCatherine Smi th f or a bridge' p arty and Land Sun'eyorto be g iven at her Iwme on Old Gulph J I o ~ N I \ : I N ' l ' O W l \ ' , PA ,Road , Monday afterncon. ! ,-11 Ielel.h.. . . " Og .... tz 15111IMrs, J. H. \ -Vilson is spcnding hervacation in Maine. ~ M t " 1 l = ( e s = = M M ! : " l H " M t = 1 t . . : U

M iss E leanor Rowle \' , of Chestnut ; ; : j I = n = l ! : : n = " . n : " ' 1 \ = s ; J Q Q S : : : l ! : : n ; : : l J = n = U 4 ~Avenuc. is a t h oc ke y c amp in the 1'0c on o s f or a fortnight,Mrs, Oakie Cook, of D u d l e ~ ' Ayen u e ~ ha s r et u rned f r om a two weeks'visit in Pittsburgh.Miss Eleanor Burgess, of HampdenAvenue, and Miss Marie Masson, ofMerion Avenue, s pe nt t he week-endi n Pa in te r, Va,' M is s K at hr yn B ur - igess, who h ad b ee n v i s i t i n ~ in Painter Ifor a fortnight. re turned with them,M iss Cynthia Metzger enter ta ined Ith e members of her bridge club a t h er ihome on Gilpin Road, T u ~ s d a y eve-Ining.Mrs. Leonard Bronner. of New f'York, wh o h as b ee n v is it in g Mrs , Ar- "'MMM!=Sf=I!"1Mt='t'1M==t"1!"'*1==


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It's not too late to wina prize in the Grand Opening of seven New Stores onToday andTomorrowon

At Nllmber 7037M'AYERS

WOMEN'S WEAR AND MILLINERY

$5 Hats$2.95F IVE HUNDRED

Values$29.75 to $39.50

SAl\:PLE DRESSES$14.95UKhSShS $11.95S).().75 Va.lue!lJ

Transparent velvets , sat ins, s ilks ,2-pc. printed frocks.

U K h ~ ~ . h ~ :ti7 .95$12.75 ValuesMany charming model> from whichto choose in 111 colors.

100 smart moue ls for dayt ime andevening wea r are in thi s gr oup otsample dresses. One-ofa-kind modela-i n velvets, chiffons, and lcvely embroiderer. ~ f f l " ( " t s , R " m ~ r k a b i e values.

THOUSANDS of shoppers are flocking to. G ~ r r e t t Road and taking part in the twogreat contests which celebrate the three-day

opening of seven beautiful new stores. You, too, canparticipate and endeavor to win one of the manycash prizes. Do all your shopping on Garrett Roadtoday and tomorrow, where wonderful special valuesare being offered by these seven new stores duringthe opening. Learn about these contests. Therules are very simple and everyone is eligible. Buthurry along, for the contests close at midnightS a t u r d ~ y .

Thursday, Friday and Saturda)This Week marks the grandsimultaneous opening of sevenf ine new stores fo r the serviceof the public - the greatestevent of ih kind ever staged inMetropoli tan Phi ladelphia. Another great forward ~ t e p i n t heprogress of this g,reat shopI?i.ng centre o f Philadelphia,West Phi ladelphia and west_.--.. .- ..- .. ~ -. , ,.. -, ....... -slJb,urbs-o,ne !)qlJare wes t o fthe 69th Street Terminal.

$9.9526 pieces of fine Wal1ace s il ve r,guaranteed for 20 years, in handsomepresentation ~ h e s t .

DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY$55.00Beautifully hand pierced ladies'r ing with 2 perfect b lue-whit edi amonds and 1 Mon tana sapphire. Regular price $85.00.

At Number 104.1

DAVIS & SON

'-""$5.50.{egular $11.5USeth Th o masClockattractivelydecorated in blueand whi te . Al imited numbelof these only.

RADlOS-VICTROLAS-G. E. R E F R I G E R A T O R ~DoveriteELECTRIC IRON$2

Regular $4.50 IronThis f ~ \ U o u s electric iron carries withit a lifetime guarantee. if a t anytime i t ~ ' heating unit should burn out,i t w il l' be replaced free of charge byMort f. Farr.Free Aerial InstallatIOnon any'radio set purchased during ouropening days, Thursday, Friday andSaturdfl.y.

Victor, Sparton and Majestic Radios

.4t Number 7049MORT F . FARRWith the opening of theseseven neW stores begins oO,e ofthe mos t unique contests inr e t ~ H history. ,Nine cashprizes totaling $1 09,O:-:-with af irst prize of $300 - will beC J w a r ~ e < ; l to indivi


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City Phone:GREENWOOD 748t:\___ : w: .. .

EIil l top 118 Wallttll 8Upper Darb1/-Blvd. 1800

At Pennsylvania StationBALA-CYNWYD

Operating Two Yards

Ardmno'lI $.';003rl/n Mawr 8!7

andBUILDING MATERIALSand, Gra"el a"d Lime Products

Sewer Pipe

SUPPLEE-WILLS-JONESPioneers in EtleTy PrOt/en Safeguard

OLIVER H. BAIR COMPANYM.A. BAIRPresidentFUNERAL DIRECTORSRITtenhouse 1581 1820 Chestnut Street Race 1110

J. ]. SKELTON & SON

GOLD MEDAL.MILK

Through all kinds of weather the milkmanmakes his way to bring your bottle of GoldMedal Milk each morning. Lives frequentlydepend on his loyalty. Gold Medal serviceis as faithful as the purity of the milk itself.

Faithful Service

Names Become Famous

Philadelphia Suburban-CountiesGas and Eleetrie Company

COAL

Price . $130Slightly more onDeferred PaymentsONLY $5 DOWN

Balance in 18 MonthsONE of the greatest money.saving offers wehave evermade! i\iow, trade the troubles andworries of yourold stovefor the kitchen comfortand baking ease of this new Tappan InsulatedrangeI Has automatic oven beat control and awonderful new chromium-lined SpeedOven thatmakes baking a delight! You must see i t t o appredate it! Don't miss tbis opportunity. Comocoday! Ask for FREE O v e ~ Canning Chart.

because ofwhat their owners achievedandcontinue to achieve. In Philadelphiathe name "Oliver Bair" carries a signifi'cance that can be read in no other.

S . tIIh ra"B' al a"1 "/0'"", , . .,. lUI OIN-t r ~ J W l l m l a l i f l l l for 1-" ;"lfJfWIatio"

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Phone: Narberth 3625

ESTATE NOTICE

Or to h i a t t o r t l t ~ ~ tDES;\IOND .r. l \ [ ~ ' j ' I G H ~ , l ~ S Q . ,205 Haverford Ave.,Narberth. Pa .

~ " , t a t e of 1\1. Alice Frank, deceased,late of the Borough of Narberth , Montgomery Count)', Pa,Letters t e " ' t u m e n t a r ~ ' on t.he aboveEstate having been granted to thp undersigned, ali persons Indebted to saidEstate al'e requested tu make homedlate payment . and t.hose having legal,claims to I lr es "" t t ht ' "arne withoutdelaY toLOUIS H. FRANK, Executor,120 EHmwood Ave..Narberth. Pa.,

A. L. FRETZ & SONSBuildersHeed BuildingPhiladelphiaXFORD MILLWORK CO.Mitl,lJorkOxford, Pa .BUSH BROTHERSMitl,lJorkRoyersford, Pa.H. KERST CO.Roofing and Metal,cork1817 North 20th St ree tPhiladelphia. A. & J . J . WILLIAMS CO.Lumber72nd S t. a nd Eastwick Ave.PhiladelphiaC. A. LOBB & SONSLumberDevon, Pa.. I. W .DAMP RESISTING PAINT CO':Damp-Proof Painting443 Bourse Build ingPhiladelphia _J. S . THORN &: CO.Steel Sash and MptahlJorlc20th St .and Allegheny Ave.PhiladelphiaINCENT CIANCI CO .Til ... and Mosaic3429 Filbert StreetPhiladelphia

H. No HALL. President.Deco r a t o r s

The Atlas CompanyINCORPORATED

House Painting .:. Paperhanging ... Window ShadesUpholstering .:. Fumiture RepairingDraperies .:. Slip Co'Vers .:. LinoleumsPainting and Refinishing of FurnitureMirrors Resil'Vered .:. Mattresses Rebuilt

ESTATE NOTICE

- - - _ . _ - - - - - -109 North Narberth Avenue

How many agree with me that it ismuch p le as ant er t o t ake a hol id ay byboat .or train, whe re t he eng inee rs ,captall1s a nd o th er s m ay t ak e t he r esponsibility

are undoubtedly a gentleman, and Ia m s orr y th at t he re a r e so few likeyou.

DREHER & CHURCHMANArchitectsOtis BuildingPhiladelphiaJ. S. GALBRAITH & CO.Caulking

831 Soulh 49th StreetPhiladelphiaJOHN J. BOLGER CO.Cut StoneNorristown, Pa.O. W. KETCHAM

Architectural Terra Cot ta221 North 18th StreetPhiladelphiaPENNA. TILE & MOSAIC CO.1637 Wood StreetPhiladelphiaENERGY ELECTRIC COMPANY210 New StreetPhiladelphiaFRANK RAMANDOStone MasonryArdmore Park , Pa .S. C.TREGO

Plastering5102 Pentridge StreetPhlladelphia

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CHRISTIAN E. WHITEBricklaying5116 Market StreetPhiladelphia

'"OUGHERTY & LYNCH'Cement Conrractors6 Englewood RoadUpper Darby, Par'". J. SMITH CO.Quarrie8Bala-Cynw"d, Pa.H. W. GESHWINDCement Contractors761 North 26th StreetPhiladelphiaJAMES BELLPlumbing and Heat ing

Ardmore, Pa.LBERT SIl\IONEStone Masonry660 North 65th St ree tPhiladelphia

'"ERN JORGENSONPlumbing and Heat ingBala-Cynwyd, Pa.

OHN J. DOYLEPla.teriAIrBryn Mawr, Pa.'"HE BERGER MFG. CO., Metal Ceiling.16th St, IUId Wauhln.toD Ave.Philadelphia

BRIDGEPORT IRON WORKSStructural SteelBridgeport , Pa.KNOX-MARIANI COMPANYExcallating and Road BuildingArdmore, ParJOSEPH CAPONEStone MasonryArdmore, Pa.UPERIOR ELECTRICElectric Installation4208 Lancaster AvenuePhiladelphiaW. H . BURR & SONSPainting and Gla:sing3922 Markel SlreetPhiladelphia. T. KYLE & CO.Electric Installation16th and Master StreetsPhiladelphia. WAXMAN & COMPANYCia . . and Coppe r F ront422 North 3rd StreetPhiladelphiaEAl\IAN ELECTRIC CO.

Electric Installation5034 North 7th StreetPhiladelphia.CALLAGHANFloor Planinlr5831 Upluid Wa,.Overhrook, Philadelphia

UNCLE CY'S COLUMN

...The following firms havebeen responsible for the'planning and buildingo fthismost beautiful o f suburban business districts

LOAT ION OF THIS MODER N B U SIN E SS DISTI l I ( ;T

t o s o m an y o th er s? H av e you a wifelying in a hospital waiting for you, oris your dea r old mother dying? Be-Drivers fore y ou r ea ch y ou r d es ti na ti on y ouA ft er d ri vi ng d own f rom t he Adi r- will leave s ome o ne else's wife in aondacks from a v is it t o Au nt Cy, I am hospital or kill s ome o th er d ea r oldfilled wi th an uncompromis ing dis- mother . \Vhat would you do if another: tpproval of mos t m ot or is ts . P er ha ps c ar a pp ea re d c ommg a ro un d o ne o fI had bet ter explain that I de te st d ri v- t he s e blind t ur n s whi ch you ignor e andj n g b ef or e I a dd re ss m y r em ar ks t o r ac e a ro un d s o casually. It would give_,ome of the dr ivers I met o n t he way. me g re at p le as ur e to l ay t he c or ne r-dere is my hymn of hate: stone o f your mausoleum.

To the Slow Driver To Blinding LIghts . ..tn te or GeorJ{e B. ParkluNon.You a re a so-and-so, a this-and-that, \Vhy in the devil d on 't y ou t ur n IJe.,enHed.:lIId then some. On a crowded na- down your lights, dim t he m o r have Letters of Administration on thedonal highway you dawdle along with them a dj us te d? C an 't y ou be a gen - above Estate having been g 'rl ln ted toyour a rm a round your flapper friend, tleman and see that I turned mine the underslgnpd, al l persons indpbted."our "sweetie" o r what eve r you call ?own for you? Don't y.ou realize that I t o " ai d E st at p are rprluPRted to make (!I-27-2!1)

I er ' au k ell lot tote' d'l t tl If anyone were w"lklllg along the ' . . - . . . - . . -.. ~ . - . . . - . . - . - . ._ ._ .- - - .- . . .- . .I ,y e lO S a I y 0 le d h d f I I ld ' t I' payment and those havl Ilg claims tolniddle of the road; a l in e of cars used roa a ea 0 me s lOU n see 11mr , ~ r busI'lless-ll'ke trallsportatl'oll follo\v at all for a full minute a ft er you had pre"ent the s ame wit hout de la r . HOWARD C. FRITSCH.. PROVIDJ';':\ 'I' 'I 'RUST CO;\IPANY OFfOU, eager to make thei r dest inat ions p ~ s s e ~ . I mIg ht r un h im d own, e ve n PHI LADELPHIA, Justice of the Peacelt scheduled timcs. You force them k.lll.. hlm, a nd y et the actual respon- 17th and Chestnut Streets . REAL ESTATELO pul1 t o t he e xt reme left-halid s ide s lblhty wou ld b e yours. A s l on g


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NarberthBridge Garage

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N. B.-We stand back ofel'ery gallo>! of gas, everyquart of oil , every pound ofgrease you buy here. FrIllmeasure, dependable quality!No t ime lost when we changeoil for yOIl!

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Respectfully,Edwin P. Dold.

TO THE TAXPAYERSof the Borough of NarberthEle ct ion wil l b e hel d t hi s Fa ll t o fill the office of Ta x Collector.

As it is my intention to be a candidate for election to this office, Irespectfully solicit your support and votes.I h av e o wn ed m y h om e in t he B or ou gh and lived here f or t hepast 21 years, during which time I have filled the offices of BoroughCouncilman, Borough Treasurer, and f or t he past two yea rs a s Ta xCollector.

Coll ect ions have been br ou gh t u p to da te th rou gh efficienthandling of this posit ion. Hoping I may cou nt o n y ou r s up po rt ,I am ,

S.P. Frqnkenfield SonsfUNERAL DIRECTORS

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Al l Sorts 0/ Jobbing and Alteration WorkQuickly and Reasanably DoneWalter P. Miesen

Carpenter & Builder100 N . Narberth Avenue Phones: D.ay-Narberth 3973-M.Evemng-Narberth 3828-R.~ O O O ~ O O ~ O ~ O ~

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any book store.$2.80

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T h S his ' !I Fireside N. J., ov er th e p as t week-end, and!owns Ip c 0 0 . among her guests w as M is s Betty Ito Open on Monday Mr. and Mrs . L loyd B. Edgerton, Hartley. ! H. B. W\LLof 107 Chestnut Avenue, have re- ' 1 d '1 R d T f I P l b'- - - ! turned f rom a sever al mon th s ' t ri p t o G"' rl. an A"' rs. a y n h l o ~ l "donesh' 0 um mg .:. HPfItI1lUCONTINUED FROIll PAGE 1 I,. ray IIlg venue, t elr aug ter, Ga FiU,I Europe. Their son, Byron, returned IBetty, and Mildred Odiorne. motored' 100 F o ~ r u a l Av"eYnu.Senior High School If ' k C I ~ I I I A C Irecent y rom nllle wee s at amp to B el ts vi ll e Md .. f or Labor Day Phone. NarL-rth 365.-Mc, B, Pennypacker, Pr nc pa ; . , ' '"' Adam , Herman and CORch; Henry S, Anaconda. week-end. ===::::::::::::===========Africa, History and Dean of B o ~ ' s ; :Mrs. G. E. Carter, of Grayling Ave- Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. \Vren and " ' ! ! ! i i ! ! ! ~ ~ ! ! i ! i i ! ! ! i ! i i ! ! ! i ! i i ! ! ! ! ! ! ~ ~ ~ ~ ! ! ! ! ! ! ! i ! i i ! ! ! ! i i ~William H. AnderHon, PhYHlcal Traln- [ I L b D k d son, of 426 Essex Avenue , h av e r e- '!!"! G A W -,=i ng and Coach ; Eul a R Baer, ! ' ~ n g I l H h ; nue, spent t le a or ay wee -en t ur ned f rom a fortnight's visit to EI- eo rge . itte I iI ~ t h e l ~ 1 Baker, French; ~ [ a r l o n H' Iwi th Mis s Alice Coo k, of Phoenix- mira, N. Y. IBa)), H I H t o r ~ ' and MathematlcH; Bruce ville. Miss F lo renc e Sau ss er o f 426 Es- Paperhanging and IC Beach, In"trumental ~ [ u " l c ; Theo- . A . I . ' fd ~ r a P. Bush, Art; Russell Byerly" Dr. and Mrs. Harry Hartley, with f sex. .venue, IS e ~ , : m g . today or DecoratingManual Training; 'Varren H. Cocklin, thei r sons of Haverford Avenue, were I C h r f l s t l a n ~ ' 1 Pah, tOB\IIS lt fnenfdsS . ESTIMATINGBiology and Botany; Thomas C. Cran-' I }. rs. '"' art a oom, 0 hlrleymer, Sale"mall llhip and Bookkeeping; week-end guests of the R. S. Jones Road, has returned flom a t ri p t o Eu- Narberth 4135WHara Cumming", History and Civic,, ; a t t he l at te r' s new cottage in the Po- rope.James B. Davl", P h ~ ' s l c s and Botany; canos. Mrs. A. Perry Redifer , also of Shir-Florence C. Dittmar , Librar ian; M. 'f ' RIb f IJ f d I R d t d I f( ' Iare f .' il ler, I ,at ln; Virginia C. Fretl!:, "' ISS ut 1 Wil ur, 0 Claver o r, er oa , re urnc: recent y rom aDomeRtlc Science; Mary E. Crelne r, h ad a ho us e pariy at the summer trIp t o E ur op e w it h Mrs . R . A. Bo Commercial, Typewriting; Alma. M. home of her parent!: a t Laval et te , hch, formerly of Narberth .Hellwege, Spani"n; Harold 'V, HelveH-ton, l IIathematlcR and Soccer Coach; ~ ) O O O b : J ) O O O b : J Q " , , " , U Q ~Dorothy Hol land , Eng ll "h ; Hel en B.Hubbard, Eng'l lsh and Dean of GlrlH;

Paul Keever, Chemistry; E, EIIl!:abethKurtl!:, I\lathemaUcs; ~ l l l d r e d P. Lewis,Commercial, Stenography; Mary I ~ McDermott, Engl ish and H i " t o r ~ ' ; J,auraT. lIIcDonough, ~ I thematlcs; ~ I a r g a r e tMajor, I ,aUn and H i" to ry ; 'Vi ll lam P.Nash. lIIathematlcH; Jo' lorence Nlcholt'ion, Spani:;h: V in c en t P ea rc e, E n glish; Katherlne Rambo, Phy"ical Edu('ation; Catherine O. Rhoads, History;Jo'rank V. Hlnehart, ~ I a n u a l Training;Ellzaheth 1II, Rush, EngllHh; BeulahHcboJl. French; Pearl Seitl!:, Vocal Musie; I\lyrlla 1\1. Hheely, Engli"h; LymanHuloff, Auto Mechanic,,; ! ' ~ I e a n o r Vinyard, Sewing and Dre""makIlIg; 1IIarg-aret 'Valier, Eng'lI"h, ;o.;ew Teachers.

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L et yo ur h an d g uid e y our Life Inslu ...ncemoney-by placing it i n t ru st with us. Yourinstructions and ou r judgment will h el p y ou rdependents through financial difficulties. Let usexplain th e details.A l lt o P n rt N, SltOOnH, F c ~ r k N , SII"ern' lI re, Rl i th Fnu."etH, , , l thpure .. l iver . U .e

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