8/7/2019 Our Town July 11, 1925

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PRICE THREE CENTSRECORD CROWD ATFOURTH EXERCISES

Pupils Get Leg ion Medal s..Pyrotechnic Displ ay ,.a Feature. ;,f"-f ~ l " " ~ 1

LEAGUE RELAXESTERRITORY RULESays

NARBERTH, PA., SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1925Milk Control OJJiceKeeping Busy TheseDistrict

Narberth Had a DisastrousD ay o n t he Fou rt h.Lost Both.

VOLUME XI, NUMBER 41BERWYN TOOK THE

FIRST HALF FLAGTELL THE POLICEW:th an eye to cutting downthe marauding depredations ofthe soft-shoe and second"storyman, the township pol ic e a re r e--- questing all residents who are

Mi lk Con tr ol District No. 1 plant has been overtaxed. This Stronger Nines and Lively blissfully dreaming of vacationscomprises the townships of Lower was d ue to t hi s dai ry 's bot tl ing S p . d in the cool fastness of the seashorecraps romlse as a or nearest mountain resort to letMerion, Haverford and Spring- 17,000 extra half-pint bott les, R e ~ u I t . them in o n th e secret of their va-field (Montgomery County) and made necessary by t h e n ew Penn- cation; the time it is to be held,the boroughs of Narberth, Aldan sylvania Milk law, which requires -- and how long a time it will be. 'PAIST BERWYN'S STAR and Lansdowne. The Mil k Con - mi lk s er ve d in r es ta ur an ts , ic e The re will be a number of new In this way the "copper" will CREDIT TO COMMITTEEtro1 Officer for this distr ict is Dr. creartl saloons, etc:, to be delivered faces in the l ine-ups of the various be able to tell when to descend M ' L m t he n ecks of housebreakersBilly Doyle's Berwyn t eam won George vv. Grim, who is kept on in bottles. teams, members of the am i ne without taking any chances of Narberth celebrated the Fourth inthe f irst half championship of the the jump making inspections of An Ardmore milk dealer saved Basebal l League, when the second diving onto the wrong parties, a most credi table manner on theMai n L in e League by winning cattle, the conditions surrounding money by consulting with the half b e g i ~ s this S at ur da y. .The Any h ouses k now n to be va- evening of the nation's natal day.fr om Narbe rt h, the r unne rs -up, t he p re pa ra ti on o f mi lk a nd t he Milk Control Officer before pur- league, whIch was strong for a tIght, ~ : ~ : ~ : o ~ s ; ~ J a i e ~ f t ~ ~ t i ; n ~ i t n e will Before n ight fa ll a great t hrongFourtll of Jtlly ""'orlll'n!:!, ro to 4. sale of. same thoat . is to be con- chasinle ,Joe when th is a le rt , aggressive and to have prepa red these medals forcellar aggregation the afternoon Cullman to plug a hole m hIS hne- affable young man with his Tit ian every such school the country over.game. Verni e F leck p it ched . The NEW STANDS WITH 4000 Y. WILL ENTERTAIN AT up that gave ~ r o u ~ l e ~ l through t l ~ e locks appea red in our midst and The medals a re ofbronze and werescore was 8-6. C'APACITY FOR L. M. HIGH f irst half. Wlt l! pltchmg of the cah- opened a store which ever sincehas designed by R. Tait McKenzie, theBerwyn kept i ts record clean in CAMP T H U R S D ~ Y bre that.Hen IS capable, A ~ d m o r e been a neighborhood centre in the famous sculptor. On the one sidethe aften,lOon game with Paoli. It . -. ,- '" ' j"."- should gIve 111uch trouble thIS half best and most serviceable sense of of the medal awarded the ,boy ap-Stands Which-WilHncrease Seating Boys, Girls and Parents In vite d to to both Ber,""n the league leader T' ,','" ' . . . . f' '. b Id" II k' d '1 .won, 6-4. Paist pitched part of the . 'J , , the tenll. he spmt 0 the esta - pear a so ler 111 {Ia 'I an sat or 10game, but cr ed it for t he victory by 2500 Ready by Fall. Attend Outing. and to N a r b ~ r t h , the. runner-up. l ishment has always reflected the characteristic garb-symbolic of thewent to R. Doyle. Operations have been started on 1'he Y. :M. C: A. has p ~ a n n e c 1 a A r d m o r ~ IS also gIVen one more splendid and effective personali ty war power of the United States andAshland won i t s f irst game of the const ruct ion of a grandstand great da?,,; out1l1g forI g l r l ~ Iand p l ~ t , an m f i e l ~ e r . t k b prof its p rop ri eto r, and i t was not sur - of the two arms o f t he servicet he Mai nL in eLe ague s ea son, wi n- to t ak e c ar e o f the c r o ~ v d s t!lat boys anc o r p are nts w 10 WIS 1 to eps were a so a 'en y ao I prising th.at the little store which o.ffered to. the boys in. t ~ m e of n ~ . f N b . h S 6 Th flock t o t he Lower :Menon HIgh go, on Thursday, July 16, at the and Bala-Cynwyd, the two top sec- marked hIS adven t had to be soon tlOnal penJ. On the g ir l s medal IS111?g r0111l 1 aIr edlt, tdo thO . e Sc hool field t o watch the football three "Y" camps in Downingtown. ond-division teams to strengthen doubled up to keep pace with th e a young woman with a flag in h erwmners c ear y eserve e VIC- I f I h ' A '1'1 Y 1\1 C A - tl " B tl t k d T t f .. . ' .t ory, h"t t' th b 11 I d d batt es a t le sc 001 steams. le . Iv . owns 4..,0 acres lelr nmes. 0 1 00 '! ' qn age 0 generous pat ronage Wlllch was hands slgmficant of the opportumtypI . If mlgtl Ie fia Id laJ 'Ian c oncr et e a nd i ron s ta nd , whi ch o f b ea ut if ul hills and streams on vVayne's absence fr om the Main made available to him Those o f to the'w ives and sweeth earts o f th eaymg au ess y a e. . 1\ ac- '11 b h . . f l ' l ' t IL ' L e thO a nd ptlt ill . f kF ar la n' s a ll ar ound l ay ing, and \'\1 oost t e_seatmg capacIty 0 w llC.l It opera es t l ~ e e camps, me eagu IS ye r, a us who have to do with local ac- men who serve a t th.e r ~ ) I 1 t to : e ~ pt he h it ti ng o f Jonel Farrar and the p lace by . 2 a O ~ , was s ta rt .ed l as t Can!p SunrI se , for gIr ls ; C a ~ l l p r ~ q u e s t s for players from that sec- t ivit ies know and appreciate thor- the home fires burll lng 111 p a t ~ l o t l cDickie featured week. It WIll Ime both SIdes of DWIght, f or boys, and t he Outmg tlOn. .. oughly well the kind of valuable blaze. On the reverse of eItherA d I { : I f C 1 b the f ie ld and wil l be completed by Camp for adults. Paoh was gIVen four \iVayne help and support which the How- medal is the American eagle andk rk I ~ o r e t ~ 1 1 ~ t l t S 0 . ~ ~ us fall. Arrangements for the day's out- players, among them Barney Mc- ards were always willing to lend, flag and underneath the inscriptiono ~ ~ c i n e n i n o u oFlfhe I ~ ~ ~ t ~ 's : ~ ~ ~ The temporary stands that have ingon July 16 i nc ludes bus t rans- Hugh and one o f t he Do rseano s. and i f t he town has made a way to a re the words "Amer ican L ~ g i o n ' swith A s h ~ n d enough to gbeat the been the sol e seat ing a rrange- por ta ti on , l eaving the Ardmore Y. Bala-Cynwydf got wHarry Bateman, their door they in turn havea proper School Award," together WIth t ~ home team 8 ~ A tri Ie la b 111ents' up to this year w il l b e M. C. A. at 9 A. M., and returning an outfielder rom ayne. . right to feel that they always ful- five points for which the medal ISthe Kni ht s f e ~ t u r e d ~ h ~ m meved to the opposite side of the at 7 P. M The cost will be $1.50, . B ~ l a - C y n w y d was a l s ~ gIven per- filled their part of the bargain and awarded-"Courage, H o ~ o r , LeadWith t h bases loaded a l i n e ~ w a field and wil l supp ly room . for inc luding the lunche?n at the c a ~ 1 1 p , mISSIon to draft the serVIces oJ Da;t ~ h a t t ? e ~ have done t h ~ i r full share ership, Service, Sc1101arslllp."knocked out to Francis in left field. 1000 spectators.. The total seatmg The Y. M. C. A. WIll e ~ t ~ n d WIth- Lac:y, a shortstop, and.. rne _ 10 brmgmg !';J'arberth mto f u l ~ es- Each of the points c ~ l U n t s 20 perFrancis doubled the runner at the arrangements wtl l be c lose to 4000 out cha rge the use of pnv ll eges for ~ e n k m s , a c a ~ c ~ r andhutJIl.lty {Zut tate. We WIsh them exceedl?gly cent. if the maximum IS allowed to.plate after the catch and Hough people. the day at camp. ~ l d e r , b ~ ~ h dOb arbert j 1m B er- well as they go fur ther on. hfe's the winners, and the determination'threw to Kane for the triple play. Another new addition to the The open-air swimming pool, the Mm , a t drCl a k e w m ~ f ' rom t ~ way, and , ~ know tha t tn the is made by a committee of theA d d t fi . h athletic equipment wil l be a locker tennis cour ts the playgrounds f awr, and ar 1 son, a ca c e r a ff luence whIch has come to them Legion in consultat ion with ther more ma e a s rong 111S 'h h d th ' .' rom Ar more t1'1l t for et those who h f I 1 1to beat Bala-Cynwyd in th e after- room, WIt sowers an o er lodges and all the splendid camp N b th '. t d leav to ley WI ~ 1 g teac ,ers 0 t.1.e sc 100. . "noon game, 8 to 5. After trailing auxiliaries which.will be. of th.e f a c i l i t ! e ~ wil l be at t h disposal of u s ~ o G ~ ~ ~ o ~ r a ~ e O v e r b ~ o k . ~ h a . r e d t he ir humbler days and The successfu lw inne rs wereMissfive to t hr ee f or five innings, the I:,OSt ~ p - t o - d a ~ e kmd. ThIS addl- the vIsIt or s.. They WIll also have Gibson prayed with Narberth last plamer ways. Dorothy S e y m 0 u r Clevenger,Knights pounded out five runs on :1On WIll be bUIlt at the back of the the. ~ ~ p o r ~ u 1 1 l t y to see some of !he yea r and was a fac to r in Narbe rth' s * * * daughter o f Mr . and Mrs . H. L.some good solid hi tt ing. Murray : : i c h o o l ~ b.etween t he r ea r wall ?f actlvltles )11 the three camps whIch winning of the championship. He Clevenger, of 107 Woodside avenue,was in fine form h ol di ng Bala- the bUtldmg andthe steps and WIll are conducted throughout the sum- T b d th fi t h If h tl Meanwhile. we welcome NIr and Richard Torrance Banks, son. '. . " also be read for use b the open- "a s arre e rs a, w en le Koch, th e new propr iet or , and we .Cynwyd to eIght hits and stnkmg . y Y mer. closed territory rule was put' into b I f l ' . f of Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Banks,out twelve. Fea tu re s wer e t he mg of the season. . Bathing suits should be taken effect. ,espea.;: or 11m a contmuance 0 of 110 Woodside avenue. A singu-Th d II b 29 '" f the success which has always char- hhitting of Titlow andReeves and. e new stan s V ~ ' I e eet along. Regis tr at ions for the t ri p Ash land was given permi ss ion t o act er ized the Howard s to re . The l ar co incidence ill connect ion witBiily Kane. m lex:tg th and l ack Jus t t l 1 r e ~ f ee t must be i nh and a t th e Y. M. C. A. draw playe rs f rom Manayunk and cali bre of the newcomer has been the event is that.the fortun.at.e youn.gFinal First Half League standings. of b ~ 1 1 1 g as l ong as the field I t S ~ l f . (phone Ardmore 833) by Tuesday Roxborough. Its selection of a new well established by his eventual ex- people are neIghbors, . ltvmg dl-W. L. Pet. I WI I} have 12 rows of s e ~ t s , WIth evening, July 14th. manager was also indorsed. perience in Philadelphia, and we agonally across vVoodslde avenueBerwyn 10 0 1.000 SIX aIsles for the convemence of No changes will be made in the would say that he has all the requi- from each other, and furthermoreNarberth 7 3 .700 spectators in getting in and out. that the leader in the Harold D.Ardmore '6 .600 They wil l be placed three feet far- RESIDENCE HALL CONTINUED ON THE FOURTH PAGE sites necessary fqr a serviceable Speakman Post of the Legion hereBaja-Cynwyd 3 (, .:-l33 b career in Narberth. ..Paoli . . . . . . . . . . 2 7 .222 ther ack than the -present tem- V. M. C. A. Reconstructing 22-Room A Narrow Escape. at Narberth, who preSIded over theA ~ h l u l H l 1 V .100 porary seats and t he ext ra space Building. * * * celebration and. who awarded the'1 d 'd h . While motoring last 1'uesdayComing Games. WI 1 b e us e to WI en t e sectIon 'Work is progressing rapidly in f h f '1 f C W'l The American Legion gave us all medal is a neat and appropriate ad-Don 't fail t o be on hand next of the track used for sprints. The the r es iden ce on the site o f the new a ternoon t e anuyo . I- a pleasallt and profitable evelll'ng OIl dress, Mr. Arthur W. Burns, is also. b . $6500 liam Glose, of Hampden avenue,Wednesday evening, July IS, as the)O IS to cost ' . Y. M. C. A. building, at Anderson had a narrow e scape. July 4 with speeches and music and a neighbor of tlle winners, living atMain Line Tigers, a fas t colored T he erection of t he locker and Montgomery avenues . The 22- They were driving up City L ine wonde rful f ir eworks ga lo re. Oc- 108 Woodside avenue.team, will be the a tt ract ion. Busi- rooms and showe rs w il l f ill a l ong- room hou se on t he Y. M. C. A. av enue dur in g t he violent wind- casions such as t his make us feel The patriotic address of Mr.ness Manager Hollar has signed up fel t need, for the seniorhigh never property is being redecorated, paint- storm in the late afternoon. Sud- glad that we have had th e foresight Bur ns a nd th e awa rd ing o f thesome of the fastest clubs in and ha s had adequat e fac il it ie s for ed and equipped with new furni - den ly a huge bough was r ipped to reserve a spacious p lace for out - medal were followed by the displayaround Philadelphia. .Newton C o ~ l , f o o ~ b . a l l , or.any other. teams. The ture and f u ~ n i s h i n g s throughout for fr0111 a t ree ove rhead and fell on door affairs and the thought comes, of fireworks .of vat ious and oftenanother colored team who played m additIon WIll be bUtlt onto the use as a reSIdence hal l for men and the car . It cru shed the f ront of in view of the fac t t ha t the p lay- gorgeous deSIgns. The thanks ofNarberth two years ago, will also back of the school. women pending the erection of the the machine, doing damage esti- ground will be a finished project the community are due to Mr. A.be see ll .i n act ion on our field in a The school garage i s a lso being new bui ld ing. The re will beaccom mated a t $150 , but missed Mr. and before long , t ha t nex t yea r' s cele- Jul es Betus and 11is committee forfew weeks with their. brilliant one- rebuilt and will b e r ea dy f or u se 9datio ns f or 25 people. Mrs. Glose and the two children bration might b e e ven a more elabo- the delightful celebration.armed fielder. DUt;klrk, who gave early in autumn, t o g e t h ~ r . w i t h the The as so ciatio n is ha ving th e un- who were riding in the r ea r s eat. rate af fair , with all th e customary Register Next Week.us good b ~ s e b a l l , Will also play. In stand and the. ,. ne .w addlt1On. s ight ly barnand shedJemoved f rom The acc iden t occur red a t a spo t games for adu lt s and chi ld ren , not ' I' he l as t oppor tuni ty to reg is te rorder. to secure fat ster company for the back of the property this week. but a few feet d istant from t he place overlookil!g !he stout ladies plus a for the September primaries will beour ans we mus pay more 1110ney Swlmmln' Hole Wrecked. Th is change will gr eatl y imp rove whe re "Bi gB ill "Humph ri es , f orm- fe\,V speCIal Ideas o f our o ~ ~ n . If Tuesday and \iVednesday, July, 14to the bet ter clubs \\Iho come here. The downpour of rain on Tues- the corner and will clear the way er star of the Narberth ball team you ask a man from Glenside for d f A 1\1 t P MTh' b d 'f th f ' . 'b an 15, rom 10 .,LV. 0 3 . .IS can e o ~ 1 e . a ns come day a ft er noon resulte d in t he r uin for tHe earliest possible start on ' and father of several players since mstance,whathe regards as the est d 6 P M P MEtout and put theIr share 111 t he hat . o f t he swimming hole popular t hi s excavat ing for the swimming pool h is day , was k illed some yea rs ago. fea tu re of his town's activities, he S ~ a n d a r d ' T i n ; e ~ o 9 . J .' as ernThursday, July 16, the K. o f C. summer w ith many o f N ar be rt h' s and gymnas ium unit . T he res i. H is ca r r an away a nd cr ashed into will promptly tell you the Fourth B I . th t'of Ardmore will play Narberth. youths. dence hall will be ready for Occu- a tree by the side o f the road. of J uly c elebration, a nd, with all due Ire ow Iare glvden e r ~ s ~ c lyeThis afternoon tlle Ma in Line T he dam, located on Mill Creek p a n ~ y sometime during the month respect to our northern neighbors, po I ~ p aces an names 0 egls-League will open; Narbe rth will at the red bridge of the Consho- of August, but application for Robert J. Edgar, of Windsor our facilities for such affairs far trars. .play at home. hocken State road, was washed rooms may be made now at the avenue, left yesterday for an exten- exceed theirs. I t. would. take a f ~ v ~ a r d . No. :' Borough Hall,away by th e floods, a nd when t he Y. M. C. A building, in Ardmore. sive trip through Maine. He plans extra dollarS to accompltsh all thIS, LoUtse V .Cockrill. .next contingent of youngsters ar- to visit many .of the large gardens Qut t he funds a re sure to come, and Ward No.2, garage, comet Es-riv.ed t hey found mud fla ts whe re Classified'aos , are-a cheap ;and iP the, coastal cit ies, and has been the idea is passed along for further pex and Haverford, El la Murray. ' 'there had recentlybeen six feetof cOllvenientway of making your. invited to .address several groups consideration at the proper time. ~ a r d NO.3, Boy Scouts' House,

s w i m 1 l 1 ~ ' hole. ." wants, known: . ' on g arden', topics. CONTINUED ON Tm l SECOND PAGE AbbIe W. Nickerson." ,I : . ": ' . , . ,

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$500,000.00500,000.00365,687.8078,351.29262,800.0017,000.00508,000.007,499,771.28

$1,099,366.03633,490.174,120,722.953,099,701.13387,223.3678,506.73312,600.00

$1,015,591.12752,600.00

$9,731,610.37

$9,731,610.37

HENRY DELAPLAINEJOHN S. CLARKED. E. WILLIAMS, JR.HARRY J. HAASL. STANLEY KING

DAVID W. CHARLESAssistajz.t T1'easU1er.GEORGE W. SUPERAssistant Sec1'etm'yHARRY C. BARETitle and Trust OfficerDANIEL J. KENNEDYAssistant'Title OfficerE. WM. PYLEAssistant Trust OfficerJOS. CAIRNS, JR.Real Estate Officer

' N ~ [ R T H COALBUllWNGHAmlAlco.NARBERTIf, , , PENNA.-'; !

We heard you were leaving for your vacation.Bon voyage !-Happy holiday!But-may we intrude with a pract ical suggestion?

Order some coal before you go!In a l it tle more than 60 days the furnace-feeding season will begin again. You are going away to

be cool-but you don't want to come home to freeze.With next winter's severest problem settled,you can skip away rejoicing!Narberth 375

Report of Condition

DIRECTORSFRANK H. MAHANPARKER S. WILLIAMSJ. RANDALL WILLIAMSJOHN LEWIS EVANS. W. SARGENT, JR.

RICHARD J. HAMILTONPresident.HERBERT A. ARNOLD, M. D.Vice-P1esident.M. P. CLANEYAssistant to President.HORATIO L. YOCUMVice-President.DANIEL LEITCHTrea8U1er.HORACE W. SMEDLEYSecretary

TRUST DEPARTMENT

LIABILITIES

Cash on Hand and in Bank ' .Stocks and Bonds .Loans .Mortgages and Judgments .Bank Building and Other Real Estate .Furniture and Fixtures '" ..Mortgage Trust Certificates .

Capital .Surplus .Undivided Profits .Reserve ; .Mortgage Trust Certificates Issued. " " ..Other Liabilities , .Re-Discounts ,.Deposits '" " '.'

'rrust Funds , .COl>porate Trusts , .ORGANIZED 1889OFFICERS

HERBERT A. ARNOLDRICHARD J. HAMILTONCHARLES S. POWELLHORACE W. SMEDLEYJOHN S. ARNDT

E HE;:AT FOLKS AlWAYSGO OVEftWEIGHT'tHEY BEUEVE IN GOOD MEASURETHAT OLD FASHIONED TRAIT

N a t i o n ~ l Bank BuildingNARBERTH 2287

GOING AWAY?

We know wha t t he H ea t Folkswill do f or you, be ca use whatcan't come in, can' t go out. TheHea t Fol ks are a set o f j ol lyelves t ha t t ri m Old Winter'sclaws.They spare your pur se anddisposition. They will turn awinter cold as ice into a summerwarm and nice.The rules of our yards are rigid.E"ery load of coal that entersmust give the countersign-"14kt. Solid Coal and Clinker-free-"

CYNWYD 700

",- .Call the ~ t t d f } f I

to Secretary of Banking

The Merion Title and Trust Companyof Ardmore, Pa.

AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS JUNE 30, 1925RESOURCES

for Good Clean CoalJOS. M. CRANSTON

Plans and Estim.ates Furnishedfor Repair and Constrl lc tion

Low Estimates Cheerfully Given

GEORGE R. MARKLE

: '

OUR',T o W N

WesternBRYN MAWRPENNA.

The New Home of

104 Essex Avenue

ANNOUNCING'Phone: ARDMORE 1192.1\1

BUNGALOWS and GARAGESa Specialty

Hartzell Real Estate

'Phone, Narberth 1254

In Cook Brothers' Building

FIRST CLASS C A R P E ~ T E RWORK IN ALL ITS BRANCHES

DAVID A.VERNON, JR.BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

AUSTIN E. HARTZELLInsurance:: Notary Public

DOUBLE GARAGE space for rent;immediate possession. 220 'Yayne ave'nul '. Phone Narberth 1 6i G- \\ '. (7-1 8)

FOR SALE-Modern coolonial diningtahle. mahogon.l , and other furllitllle.Phone Narberth 2587-\\'.

SALE-Ph-epiece !(rf'en wic1,er suite.gooll conllitioll, rcasonable, Address "P,"care of Our 1'own.

" 'ANTED-High school g ir l to tak ecare of two babie s two 01' thl'ee afternoonsa week, P hon e Narherth 608.J.

YOUNG LADY desires room and boardin Narberth 01' Overbrook. Can furnishreferen cf' , Hepl)' to "M. " c ar e o f O urTown.

Minimum, 90 cents. Price, 2 centsaword. Th"ee insertions for the price oftwo. Classified advertisements will bereceived by telephone from subscribersof the telephone company,

\VANTED-Someone t o r ep re se nt t heoriginal .T. n. ' ' 'atkins COlJlpan)- i n Nar ber th . You s uppl )' d aB )' n cc es si ti es t orf'gular cu,tomel', :llId mal ,e $35 t o $ ;;0w e e k l ~ - . easily. ,,'rite the J. R. "'atkinsCo., ,T S. 231 John80n alf'., Kewark, N. J.FOR SALE-Ford two-door sedan, late 2, !. New t ir es , good condo Free licenset ag s. Heas onab le . 332 'Yoodbi ne a ve.Phone Narbcrth 1742H.HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES whowant to learn the seIling game can secm'!'good territor)' at tllis time. For appointI llent I lhone Narbel th 168S'" an) ' pvcning after G.OO.WOMAN O I GIRLWANTED-W oman or r el iahl e high school gir l t o stay inhmlse with bab) ' ('Duple evenings a wppk.Call nt 202 StPlllIe)' pInel' 01' telcl1honeKnrberth 1265-J.SEWING MACHINES-All mnkes reopaired. Liberal allowance on old Illnchinesfor nee\\ ' Singer. Phone Karbl'l ,th 1630-J,

SouthernLANSDOWNEPENNA.

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DIVISION OFFICES

INFOBAIATIONAS TO BATES, SEBVICE. ETC., MAYBE OBTAINED ON APPLICATION TO TH E ABOVE

To serve this territory the Company maintains 3 dams,3 pumping stations, fully equipped with modern pumpingand filtering equipment, 10 reservoirs, 12 standpipes and640 miles of distribution and transmission mains.

234 Haverford Avenue

HONEST, WE'RE GOOD!

EasternOAK LANE ANDCONSHOHOCKEN

our part. The A sh la nd g ame at CHARTER NOTICEhome in the afternoon reflected the' The Narberth National Bank has beenharrowing hangover from the granted a charter by the Comptroller ofmorning before and we lost again. the Currency. Capital , $50,000. H. W.Nevertheless , we are the league's Brown, Pres, J. W. McCrery, Coshierone best bet and the second last halfof the pennant race now underway CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTSwill p ro ve t ha t very thing. So,then, gentlemen, get your moneydO\vnquickly.* * *And, of course, we ought to havea formal opening of the playgroundwhen i t i s complet ed , with al l t hefrills and furbelows which usuallyaccompany such auspicious advents.TH E SPECTATOR.

GIFTS ,.HEMSTITCHING SHOP318 DUDLEY AVENUENARBERTH, PA:Dressmaking Pleatlnsc Buttons Covered

A. J. HERRSCHAFTPhone, Narberth 2510

So Say the Members of the Fire Com-p an y B al l T ea m,

\Yell, the sparks still fly aroundt he ol d b as eb al l d iamo nd a s theNarberth Fire-eating Giants taketheir turn at t r imming any and allopponents who care to take achance at a good beating.To be truthful, on Friday evening, July 3, t he Narbe rth "AIlS ta r s, " whom the F ire Companyboys defeated last week. retaliatedby winning thi s g ame, 2 to 1. Bu ti t w as a cracking good game, andto be sure, a little oppositionmakes everything more in te r es t ing, in cl udi ng thi s big-l eaguesport of baseball .On Tuesday, July 7, t he g amewith the Fairview "vVildcats'.'was cal led in the fifth inning onaccount o f r ai n, with score tied,1-1. Some of the fire companycon fided to the " cu b" t ha t t he ywere ready to break loo se in thes ixth , but , of course, no one CC'/lcontrol the wea th er , e ven t ho segood at calming fires-and wildcats.On l\fonday night, at 6.30,t hey ' re go ing to m ee t t he A rd more "Li on Tamer s" on Narberth's field. Don't miss th is gameif you care a rap about good, stiffbaseball, because the fire companyis ou t to show that it takes mOrethan Lion Tamers to put the muzzle on a husky b unc h of briskbatting. wizz-whirling Fire-eaterswhen t he y s ta rt t o p la y ball!Here's a box score:Fum CO:.\IPAKYr. h. o. a. e.:.\IlI/(llire. If. . . . . . . . . . . 0 1 0 0 0Xlllt)'. 1'1. 0 0 1 0 ()D. Lace)'. p......... 0 1 (I 1 0:\liIlcr, 1b, 0 2 11 0 0L. ,Jl'nldns. 3b 1 0 1 2 0Barker, >:s. . . . . . . . . . . . 0 0 3 2 0Paul. 2b. . . . . . . . . . . . 0 1 3 0 0Esslinger. cf. . . . 0 1 1 7 0.J. Lac)'. c. . . . . . . . . . 0 1 4 0 0Fleck, rf, . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 1 3 1 0ALL STARSr..J. Humphries, cf....... 1:.\lieser, 2b. . . . . . . . . . 0S ta lk er , r f. . . . . . . . . . 1l'allah:lJI, If. . . . . . . . , 0C. Hllmpl1l'ies. 3b. . . . 0Cummer. c. . . . . . . . 0,Jenkin, p. . . . . . . ; . 0Ensinger, p. . . . . . . . . . 0Blessing. lb. . . . . . . . . . 0Vickie, S8, . . . . . . . 0

~ , . , . , " ' , . , " , . , . , . _ . , . , .., . , . , . ,....., ..,._.,.,-_.,I ,, ,: l\fARSHALL COMPANY :, ,: CONTRACTING PAPERHANGERS :, ,: PHONE, NARBERTH 1661.J :, ,~ . _ , _ . _" _ ._ , . , . , . _ - - - - - - , - - - ,_ ._ -- ,_ . __! When Dissatisfied Try

HEWIT'STailors, Cleaners and Dyers

We Call for and Del ivern f " ' : ' * . ' i i i " E e ' ; ; : ' F ; : i : t l ; : F E ! ~ : i ~ : ~ i g ~ i r ! z : ! ; r ; i : ! ! : = 1 l E ; 5 ~ ; E 1 ! I ! t : r ! ! r ' ~ ! ! ' i t ! ! ! n : : : r . ! E ! ~ I ; ; ' , ; ; " : " , , ; t , , a 1 i m " " i a , : ! ! !i Philadelphia Suburban Water Co. ~ l !I General Office: 1612 Market Street, Philadelphia i. The Philadelphia Suburban Water Company serves

filtered water of the highest quality in 46 boroughs andtownships located in Delaware, Chester, Montgomery andBucks Counties.

"E&i'Fhljj ! i l ! ! . ! ! ! E & ~ I ; " ; U ! " I ' l ! " l ! i l i t j ! j ! j i i ! l j l j ! i l ! i i i l ! l j l j ! ! ' I ! ! E f j l , F F E . m = .

Philip Atlee LivingstonEditor and Publl8herJ. Richmond Magney.488ooiate lIIdftor

Saturday, July 11, 1925

HERE AND HEREABOUTS

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OUR TOWNA Co-operative Community Journal

Entered as secondclass matter,.October15th, 1914. at the Post Office at ~ a r b e r t h ., Pennsy lvan ia , under t he act of March S,1819,

Owned by th e Narberth Civic Associationand published ever7 Saturday atNarberth, Pa.

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, On8 DoUar aDdFifty Cents per year 10 adftllCi

To the Editor of "Our Town" :The announcemen t in "OurTown" of the sale o f Howar d' sDruD" Store and i ts purchase by Dr.l:I Koch makes oppor tu l11ty to con -gratulate our community on an ~ ~ .quisition. Dr .. I ~ ~ c h is an acqUisItion, an acquIsition from everyangle of observation. It has beenmy privilege to know Koch asboy and man since his student daysand welcome him as the new owner.F. W. E. STEDEM.

CONTINUED F R O ~ I THE FIRS'f PAGEOu r friend, Charlie Noel, o ne o fthe l ocal Repub li can commi tt ee ,seems to be considerably perturbedbecause of the dearth o f candidatesfor the var ious borough offi ceswhich a re a bout t o be v ac at ed bytheir present occupants. There arethree active candidates for tax collectors, Mrs. Nickerson, Mr. Chainand Mr. Dold, with possibly one ortwo more in the offing, but a s t hi sis written no papers have appearedfor Councilmanic candidates, and iti s s aid that four new members wil lhave t o be e le ct ed next fall as t hereport is that the present legislatorsare not d is posed to run again.Ther e' s no doubt tha t considerablesacrifice and disappointment is attached to public service in a sma llcommunity, as not only mus t t hework be done without financial compensation, but wha teve r is clone issure t o have i ts c ri ti cs . and the

"poli tica l mind" which is necessaryto ove rcome thi s i s not a par ti cu la rly prevalent commodity. Nevertheless, those who h av e t he r eal c ap aci ty whi ch t he c ir cums ta nc es r equire, the intelligence, judgment andexperience, ought to be willi ng tospend themselve s a b it in behal f oftheir fellow-citizens, and it is hopedt ha t s ome wor th y candidates wiIIhoist their standard within the nextfew weeks. vVe must a ls o el ect anew Burgess , as under t he l aw Mr.:Metzger cannot succeed himself ,and that is an office which shouldreceive the special attention o f o ur.citizens. Mr. H al l, t he p res en tpresident of Council, has been favorably mentioned i n thi s connec,tion" and so has Robert J. Nash,bur . i rresi st ib le r eal tor . R al phDunne , n ot ab le f or h is c le an -c utbusiness methods and f or his progressive policies' generally, has alsobeen suggested, and it is possiblethat Michael Collins. the popularSquire of Narbrook Park, might bepersuaded to sen'e a term in theskipper's seat. There a re n o doubtmany o ther s who c ou ld p ro pe rl yfill the bill in the potential four yearsahead of u s and every effort shouldbe made t o b ri ng forth t he town' sbest for the burgomeister's berth.Nomination papers for all the officesto be filled m ay be h ad at once onapplication,to :Mr. Noel or any ofthe other members of the committee, and i t i s h op ed t ha t t ho se whoha\'e the. will and capacity to servewill not be reluc tant in forwardingtheir candidacies . -'i' * *Th e b ase ba ll c lu b l ost t he f ir sthalf of the Main L ine League s e a ~ .so n by one g ame, but it may comf or t t hem to k now their friends regard them as aSoper cent. betterteam than the Berwyn Club whichbeat them to i t. The deciding gameon the holidaymorning went against

!-IS altogether as a resul t of a series of b ad breaks, with the result thatdemoralization had i ts way a ti longthe borough players and every mistake caused a run. Th e umpiring jwas w r ~ t c h e d and almost invariably ;at the expense of Narberth. The ttack of ground. rules also los t us a t ;.,~ e a s t one run, possibly two, and the l'constant and useless confabs which tIthe referee 's decision produced ap- uparently resulted in a s ta te of mindon the part of the team which we.will say was accountable for someweird and expensive plays on

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Mrs. W. H. Hartel is visiting inWashington, D. C.Miss Sar ah Lo rime r and MissHelen Har te l have gone to Green ville, 0. , for a visit.

Mr. 'vVilliam D. Smedley has beenseriously ill at his home for the pastweek. He is now recovering.

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THE FIRESIDEMiss Ann a 'vV. Kirk, of theMerion Title & Trust Company,wit h he r si ste r, Miss Mamie T.Kirk, is s pendi ng the mon th ofJu ly in Chicago as the guest ofMr. and Mrs. R. M. Reynolds.

\Varren M. Hubbard and J. Taylor Darlington spent two days overth.e Fourth camping on the B r a n d y ~wl11e.

William ,Neider, of 112 Elmwoodavenue, is visiting RalphBowman itiOcean City. " . ,

Miss Ethel E. Shaw, who hasbeen visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs.C. H. Shaw, has returned to NewYork city where she will attend thesummer school of Columbia University.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray \\Teiss andchildren motored to \iVashington,D. C., over the Fourth.

Mrs. Richard Nichlos, of Augusta, Ga., is visiting Mrs. WilliamLockyer, of Merion avenue.

1\-11. and Mrs. Wal te r Y. Shawand family have gone to Cape May,N. J.

Howard Cotter, Jr., motored toWashington, D. C., and into Wes tVirginia over the Fourth.

On the Fourth of July the homeof Mr. and Mrs , John R. Johnston,309 Grayling a\"enue, was the sceneof a very pretty celebration in honoro f the ir go lden wedding ann iversary. After a surpr ise par ty in theevening a display of f i r e w Q r ! { ~ W e held on the l awn. . " ' : ' .. ':' , : " , - ' 1 r , ~ 1 : ! " " 4 . : t . ',,'~ " " " , I o " ' - ' l . o o : r . = I h.L..ai!.lAmong the many celebrating thereturn of ' Amundse n fr om theNorth Pole were Mrs . Charles V.Noel and Mrs. Charles A. Fletcher,of North Narberth avenue, who, atthat time, .were touring,in that locationas wellas the North Cape, Nor.way and Sweden. Mrs. Noel andMrs. Fletcher sailed forAmerica onthe' s teamer Olympic on July I,from England. "

Dr. and Mrs. Romaine Hoffmaliwith the ir d au gh te r Be tt y sp entsevera l days las t week at OceanCity.Mr. Ralph D. Megee, of Dudleyavenue , who recen tly recoveredfrom an operation for appendicitiscaugh t the largest weak fi sh everhooked in Barnegat Bay last Sunday. It weighed 10.% pounds.Mr. and Mrs. Harvey C. Bechteland family have moved fromMerion avenue to the ir new homeon Maple avenue.Frank Hutchison spent theweek-end as the guest of the familyo f Mr. Jolm A. Caldwell 'at the latter's cottage in Ocean ~ i t y .

John A. Miller, Norman DorseyTay lo r Henry and Henry Muelle;went on a successful fishing trip toFortescue on Wednesday andThursday.Mr. and Mrs. Robley Warner, ofNarberth avenue, and Mr. and Mrs.Edward Currie, of Philadelphia, areon a two-weeks' motor trip toN iaga ra Fa ll s and the Thous an dIslands . They will a lso take a boatt rip on the Great Lakes and spenda few days on Mackinac Island,Mich.

Frederick H. Harsch expects toleave tomorrow for Asheville, N. C.,where he will s tay for an indefiniteperiod on work for the LehighPortland Cement Company.

Mr. and Mrs . James F. Haugheya re among Narbe rt h' s new r e s i ~dents. They purchased a home at102 Price avenue through John A.Caldwell.

Mr . and Mrs. B. F. Livingstonand family, of Essex avenue, returned last week from an extensivet o ~ t r .through Chicago, Cleveland,MIchIganand the Middle \Vest.Mr. a nd Mrs. Harry A. Simpson are sojourning at Ocean City.

BALA, PA.ynwyd f80

Ardmore 2385 Narber th 2616

THE key to your cellarwill be the.key to yourcold - weather comfort ifyou fill your b in with ou rKoal of Karacter. Qualitycoa l means more heat foryour money.

Phones:ELEICTRICAL CONTRACTOR

YOUCAN'T HAVE THE I

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TailorsADELIZZI BROTHERS

Healthful Habits

It's Adelizzi BrothersFOR CLEANING, DYEING, PRESSING, REPAIRING andALTERING

IN NARBERTH102 FORREST AVENUE Narberth 2602

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WAYNE,' PA.

PENMAN J. WOOD

"A t the Station"

ROOFER,WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR

'Phone: NARBERtH 1620

0IJR" " l 1 ~ - ~ " '. " :: i - l ;" ". ": ' ." .' : ,

The Busy Drug ,Store

WE DELIVER ANYWHERE

Leaves Narberth Stat ion 5.30 A. M. (DaylightTime), passing through Cynwyd en route .

Returning, leaves Atlantic City at 8.00 P. M.

Motor Coach Excursionto the Shore

Every Sunday and HolidayA one-day outing to Atlantic City ' in an easy

riding motor coach, operated by a safe, experienceddriver.

Durable, attractive andabsolutely fireproofHere areshingleswhich have allthe desirable features that shinglesshould possess-They areFIREPROOFAMBLER ASBESTOSSHINGLESThese shingles are durable, attractive in appearance and they- areabsolutely fireproof.

ELECTRIC FANS-SEVERAL MAKEShom $5.95 upPORCH FURNITURECOUCH HAMMOCKS

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ - - - - - - -i NARBERTH BEAUTY SHOPPE ;t Special P1'ices for ,t Permanent Waving ,t Bobbed Head, $15.00 Front and Sides, $10.00 ,t Edmond Process ,I "Scientific Care of Face and Scalp" tt Phone Nar. 2565 103 ESSEY AVE. !...- .... ... ~ - - - .... ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . - . . - - - ~

' ' ' " " , " ' ' ' ' " " , ' M ' ' ' " , , " " , , " " " , ~ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " ~ ~ ~ ~ . ~ ~ ' i $ , ~ % . , " - ' i $ , ~ ~ ~ ~ \ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~IgJlIIIllDIDD!lDllIIIIDDDDiDlllIDllIDDDDlllIDllDIDDJDltmliJIIDDDIIlDII1I!I...IIIIIII.IIII I ' : ; ; : ~ j ; ; : ; ; ; . I . J : : : ; : ; ; ~ ~ . ' . I I '.""II'"I.1.1.... III lI:lI:AS IS"" SALE II~

GRASS RUGS GAS d ELECTRICAWNINGS ,I an IRPET coTHE NARBERTH CA I' I 103 North Narberth Avenue ~ li A I-" " " I " ~ : . : i ~ ' : , : i ~ ~ : : i ~ : . ......l I imi.. . m l = : . : : . : : ~ = . : : : : i l l l I C.... I PP lances Ili 1010 I~ ~ I to~ I 3001 I~ ~ I Reduced Prices I~ ~ I {Regular Prices $45.25 to $194.00I 18 Gas Ranges Reduced to $31.65 to $135.80

-I_ 2 Combination Regular Price $140.25 II Gas and Coal Reduced to $112.201 No. 10 Arco Heater . . $25.00 I

~ 110 Auto Water {Regular Prices $110 to $ ~ 4 0 . 0 0Heaters Reduced to $77 to $233.00 I~ 6 ElectricWashers {Regular Prices $135.00 to $175.00! Reduced to $115.00 to $112.50 !

{Regular Prices $155.00 to $165.003 Electric Ironers IReduced to $101.00 to $124.00 II~ I Electric Table Lamps 113 Off II~ These appliances with a few exceptions are absolute- II ly new, but are shop worn or finishes s l i ~ h t l y marred. IIm 40U "18 Inusua argalns~ IIfor the first 40 purchasers to call at 'our Ardmore SalesI Floor M9nday, 8 A. M., July 13th.I I . h Ii . 'ht IS n9t necessary to come to t .e 0 ce-Just p one I@f ' -or a representatIve.~ m I, ~ ~ ~ m.ITHE COUNTIES GAS & ELECTRIC CO, IM Ardmore 17 Bryn Mawr 327 .Wayne 56 III I~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ' ""

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OF ALLKINDfl

GLAZINGJOBBING

DAVIS'

"Service 1Cttll IJ Smae"

Is having a half price sale ofa few very useful and choicepieces. Why not select a fewnow and put them away forChristmas?

R. S. TOUHILLEleclrical ContractorMAPLE HALLSouth Narberth Avenue 'BELL ' P I lONE: MERION 121

Estimates FurnuheIJ

For PermanentSatislactionBUY ASmedley

Built HomeWM. D. & H. T. SMEDLEY

104 Forrest Ave.In the Basement.

(Open Evenings byAppointment)

"Ye Oddity Shoppe"

CEO. W. BOTIOMSContraclor 0- Builder

NARBERTH, PA.

WM. NEWBORG & CO.Paintingand Decorating212 Woodbine Ave., Narberth, Pa.

Phone, NllI'berth 17118-W

LIGHT HAULING

PAINTINGDECORATING

local or out of townQuick and Efficient ServiceP. J. DUF}'Y335 Dudley AvenuePhone, Narbnth 1 8 1 7 ~

HENRY & COMPTONPLUMBINGSTEAM & HOTWATER HEATING

JOBBING Narberth

Phones: Narberth 661-J or 1612-W

Narberth 1683-W RepairingIF IT'S ANYTHING INRADIOC.ROY SMITHABOUT IT22 Ardmore Ave . Ardmore ,Pa.

GARAnteed Roofs

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Key.tone Phone , Baee orOM

JOHN E. LAFORE

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