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Ladies' Night MondayLadies' n igh t will be celebrated next

i\! on day even ing by the Bala-Cynwyd?\arberth Rotary Club, Entertainmentis scheduled to take the place of th espeakers.

Club Bridge December 9;Regular Meeting Monday

Price, Five Cents

Robbers Escape in Stolenwith Receipts of

$153.20.FLED TOWARDS THE CITY

Egyptian TheatreHeld Up Tues. Night

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UNITED ELECTRICSHOE REPAIRWe now have our own shoe repairing machinery. Try ourwork for sat is fact ion and quality.NARBERTH THEATRE BLDG,

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P I / ( J I t e . ~ : 175-3270 ARDMOREWe do ou r own Dry Cleaning by th e Famous

New Zoric Process-You Will Like It----_._._------ - - - - - .-- - - ~ - - - - - - - - - -

Thanksgiving Is Gone

Can Give You That Lovely Homey AppearanceBECAUSE

WE TAKE TIME TO HAND IRON

No\\' pb n to hav,' your h"';llItiful linens laundered for yourXmas parties. H;\vc y,)ur Curt;til1s allll Rugs cJc;ll1eJ so thatyour gUI",h cannot help hut rCI11:lrk Oil the wonderful appear-a l1ee of yOll I' home

Know Where Your Laundry Goes

ST. MARY'S LAUNDRY .. Inc.

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OUR TOWN

Edward Everett Horlon

Knute K. Rockne's FootballSpecial: "Flying Feet"

BlIsler Keatonill a rollicking comedy:Dough Boys"

.\ hurlt' ' ' ' 'fllUo o f "'ur t ' l t h ~ " " In" , lo I e' h C l if t ' 1 ~ c 1 w n r c l .. tn k .. " h isuk, ' I ...le to the . ' rol l t . nn d UUH-ttor l i . ' n ton "urt'" for th to t 'UI.-furt" ' ( ~ t ' r n l n n s un.or t h. ' u ru ,-Ist l . , . , hUN ht'.,u " , , 1 ~ l u d .---_ .. ------

"Once a Gentleman"

Lalli'" Lal'l.lIIle andJ"/'" Boles in~ ~ C a p t a i n ofthe Guard"

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Coming-December 12 and 13:TH E MARX BROTHERS in

"ANIMAL CRACKERS"

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Day in and d ay out, youwill f ind Bradley's meatsthe best obtainable, andBradley's service as convenient as you could wish.All meats ar e reasonablypriced. . . . Why no t callus NOW? ...

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CBradleyCMarket CO.2106-08 MARKET STREET

Rittenhouse 7070lJEUVERIES TWICE DAILY

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:\t!vl' rti,clllclits-di-play an d cla,;,;it ied- in this p Son:

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(O a Il a JUt IIllCl}JJ\:iuH' l 'urIJittC a u J < o ~ ' .. , ., .Blind .. , ,.,. ,B lin d , , . , .Handlpap

Talks on Coal'1'1;,' Illinillg ;'lId pr t'pol rat ion of :In-\

thr;p'il1""d lIil1> 111lI' I.. th" \""1'1, oi Dr , .\1''''1'1;111lh pn''''111 I"lid \ \ ' ( 'n ' a, ' lsler! In l't'cel"llIg hI' ~ r.alld ~ l r s . l { o h e r t I.. l :eall , 'an;1 \11'.and ~ I r " Fred Rohh. .. \ilcr lhe rec"pti"l1 a \"'ry I,lt-asantprt)gralll was pro\' i,kd hy a 'pknd'dor cI lt ', tr a w i th I '"ter Stanl. II'" al Ih,'pial" ' : l'l'I'cy : \ash. 'c"llist: ',1allll's II .1,\\'(,11 alld lohll Stt'ilill, Yiolilli,ts,

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No-vember 28, 1930I_J'tl_O_il1_E_il1_e._J_1OUR TOWN

No'VCmber 28, 1930

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OURTOWNLIVINGSTON PUBLISHING COMPANY

PHILIP ATLEE LIVINGSTON, President and General ManagerROBERT MOORE CAMERON, Ediror

THOMAS A. ELWOOD. Associate Ed,tor

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: $2,00 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE

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A Co.operat iw Community Nen's,Maga,ine. foullded in 1914 b y t he Narbe rt hCiyic A ssaciat il ll l, alld published eyery Friday oJt Narberth, Pa., by t he

Office-258 Haverford Avenue, NarberthTelephone-Narberth 2545; if no answer, Ardmore 3100

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I Just Comments Ii-S-t':a;'r-t-li-n-g-I-in-e-'-O-I-l-s-p-o-r-ti-n-g-p-a-g-e-o..!f Iwel l- known Phi la de lp hi a d ai ly"Benny to Box Flowers."

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' ~ L ) -Enjoy a DelightfulSunday Dinner in

Phi ladelphiain the Beautiful

EMBASSY R O O Mmarmitl\.LOCUST STREET AT 17th

RITTENHOUSE SQUARE$2,00 PER PLATEDinner and Supper DancingeveryEvening ExceptSunday,

7109 an d 10 to closingHUSTON RAY in Per-on

and his Holel Warwick OrchestraExcellenl parking space directlyadjacenllo hotel; gar"ge adjoining. Reservation: "Paul," Pennypacker 3800.

Beset hy h 0 8 t i l ( ~ savages, surroundeu bybleak wildernesses, primitively housed,th e fathers of New England lookc(] UpOl.life an d found i t so good that tht'y Hetaside a day of giving Thanks.

J f they could find thankfulness amidEotsuch circumstances, how much moreshould we he ahle to rejoice in th e l,ksi"'JOgs which a tt end our life t O f t l v. I t J"our hope that you, like we, a n astoniHhed at the Ion:; list of things for whichwe are thankful this year .

COMFORTAnt hra ci te Coal ca n give youl1cr-fect heat and will if fired correctly.Wh)' put u p with dirt, worry andlise-less work, when they can allbe eliminated?Ou r Combustion Service willdemonstrate the truth of thesestatements if you will give liS theopportunity.

E. CJtL ThompsonRala Avenue, Near Union Avenue, Bala.CynwydTelephone: Cynwyd 280

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A P I A r ~ OFREE

GLEN WILLOW ICE MFG. CO.BELMONT AVE. and RIVER RD.WEST MANAYUNK

IF THEYCOULD BE THANKFUL THEN

We have a few fine uprighta nd p la ye r pianos that wehave r epos se ss ed b ec au set he purchaser cemld no talford to make till' necessary I l a ~ ' m e n t s .'Vc wil l l oan thl -sc f ine instruments to any worhymusical s tu de nt s f or th estorage costs.Applicant must be wellrecommended.

Jor Your Children:r 'c.J%[usical Education

OUR TOWN...

History of Thanksgiving !Traced in Kiwanis Talk i

! Four Main Line Banks toClub Checks This

Saturday.

!Christmas Funds to IBe Released EarlyMail II

Uver hali a Illillioll dollars III Christ-mas Club money was released byMain Line banks last week, on eweek earl ier Ihall usual, ill u rd er t o e nable Chris ll l ias Club membe rs t o t ak e IIi ath'alllage of I he I \u y Now lI10vement Iwith i ts l ower p ri ce s, alld 10 aid com-ImUllily buyillg power alld thus alleviateUllt,1l1 ploy Illen t,The ~ erioll Title a 11,1 Trust Com-Ipan.\" wilh its hranches ill Narberth I

I an,1 llaJa-Cynwyd, the : \nlmore Title!and Trusl COlllpany, Ihe Counties Titlc Address Insiructi()n BureauI

'I' . I 1312-11 Chl'stnut Strt.'ct ': J lc ept lonc rl enfP'r lnlnlllQ focilitiet . foraile ru:--t l0l11pal ly an d the Bryn Teos. Cord Peniles, P,nqu('ts. Donces, Et-:.; I'hila(h-Iph ill: 'l aw r T r us t COlllpauy ar c the hanks I BENNETT ", TOUSLEY, Manager. ; = = = : ~ . ~ _ - ~ ~ ~ 1h ic h a rc participating ill t hi s s tep, i - " .-' - -:\ total uf $728,000 will be d istr ibu ted ! - ~ - -, - ,,-

by Decel l1be r ls t to Christmas Club I " ' " . - - . 1 t : .I ll el li be rs o f , \rd ll lOre, 1 : ryn :'[awr, /:\arbt'rth and Bal a-CYllwyd bal lk s,Over 10,000 :'1 aill Lille depositors willreap t he f ru it s of a year's savillg,Checks lotalillg $339,000 will be

mailed hy the ~ l e r i o l l Title aud TrustCompal lY to Christmas Club membersill it s :\rdmon', :\"arherth alld BalaCYllwyd hal lks, Tw o thousand fnur IhUlldre,1 depositors ill th e : \ rd l llOre of fice of the :'1 erioll Title wil l r ecei ve$250,000. all average of about $100 pe rdepositor, The Nar be rt h h ranch, w i th1500 Chr is tm as C lu h m em be rs , willdistrihute approximately $57,000 andthe same amount " ,i ll b e r el ea se d by 1the Bala-CYllwyd h ra ll ch to about 1000 :llIelllbers, :

TlIanksgi, 'ing today ha" IIlOl'e actualI :; giving In it than i n for Il le r tiIlles, de-I :: dan',[ S, E, ] )o\ \n" , Superintcndenti: "f Srhollb "f Lo\\",'r :.[erinn '1'o\\"n: ship, speaking hl'forc the \\"ceklv lIleet-

'I illg of the ~ ain Line Ki\\'an;s Cluhat \ \ -h i tehal l , I la\" l' r fn rd, Oil Tuesda\'

,: November 18, .; I II h is ta lk :'1 r. Downs traced Ihe.I historical de\ 'l ' lo\ l l llent of the Thanks-II gi,'in.,-: feast frolll Diblical tillle".,, lhrollgh the (;I'l'el;s' th ree-day rca"t"m h"l lt ll ' of the (;oddess I h-Illeler. to 'the !{onJall,,' se \TIl -day cclebra t ions ofil,;t"ting and conlests in honu r o f Cer e" ,In the Ini,ldle a ge s. the s pe ake r said,

, t he re w ere nUlllerous feast days ohI "'1'\'ed hllt t he y w er e chic fly fo r I" l '-j oi ci ng o ve r t he d ownf al l of encmie",I Th e I 'i lg ri ll ls . f ro II I whom ollr

I Thallksgivillg ,Iates lIIore specifically,I at the time of their t hr ee -d ay f ea st si f nr go t t hc ir s t cr n. harsh life for a hitI a nd h ec ame mel low,I' The. first Presidential proc!amatioll,, aecol"(hllg to the speaker. wa s issued by! ! ' rt ' , id , 'n t \Vash ing tol l and none wa's, ; ",ue


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Two ;\ khama W0111l'11 hoth claimedthe " a m l ~ noodlc and wel1t to law overit. "I ; l \ ~ ' a r d the dog to the oldl'"t\\'(lnlal1," "aid lh,' judge. Ye,,-) 'ou\'egues"ed it. :\ e ither c la imcd l he dog .

),11', Brady will vi"it a s m an v storesduring thi" time a" signify their desire f ( l l ~ his Sl'l"\'ice,.;, alld gin' advice nil,.;ture arrallgcnlcnt, ,.;lock cuutrol, .lck'I nate though ,.;implitied records, method" of outlining arlvcrti"ing c;ulll'aign",

A rdmo re Ch amh er of Commerce,Through the co-operation of t he t hr eeCampaign Begun by .\rrlmore hanks, the sen ices o f \\", J,Ardmore Chamber I:rady, a merchalldising expert with the:\. J. Luther & Co. of Chicago, will he

A . ---1' \ d " I made availahle to Ardmore merchantscampaign to moc crlllze 1 I' more" I . .stores was launched last week hy t he WIt hout c ~ s t tn r one mO.lllh... . ~ t c .Store Modernization

THE NE\V CHEVROLET SIXHAS MANY IMPROVEMENT

I T ~ S WISE TO ' :;UOOSE A SIX

KIRSCH CHEVROLET CO.

$575$635$650

208 BALA AVENUE BALA-CYNWYD

StandardSedan . . , .... , .. .SpecialSedan

Spor t Coupewit h rumbl e s ea t

And along wilh th('!"" i IIII)J"o\'('lIIen Is , Chevrole t offers th e snlooth performalwe of a 50horsepower , s ix-eyl il lder I l lotor-four longsemi-elliptic spr ings- four hy'draulie shoekabsorbers -a s a f e l ~ ' gasoline tank a t th e r('urof th e ca r - and an e c o n O I l l ~ ' of operalion notsu rpass ed by any uutomohile.

and luxury: greater roolniness; fillt' (IllalilyInohairor hroaddot h 11 p h o b \ ( ' r ~ ' ; nl0l'(' 1I1('a,..i ng in te r io r fittings; and a !H'W, {'lIIl1pl('1elyf'(Jl!ipped ins tr t l lucnt pandoTIl(' eha!'isis of the IWW ClwHol,'1 ~ i has al!;oheen refined and aclval1l'ed i ll a 1Il1l1l lwr ofdill"ercut ways. The frame is h,'a\ier, l!('l'lwrand s t ronger t h an h ( ~ f o r e . TIH'rt is asmoo th e r o p e ra t in g , long l in 'd c-l t l l l ' l t ;a tlturdier front axlc; an entin'l) ' !H'W " " I ' ( ' ; ' : l IgIllC('hanisIll; an ('asi('r shifting Irallslllissioll.In fact, e v e r ~ ' vilal f ea tu re o f till' new ea r Iw shecn Inade ht' tter to providc nwrc thoroughsatisfaction fo r th e OWIH'r.

SPECIAL EQUIPMENT EXTRAChevrolet Tr ucks f rom $355 to $695Al l prices, f. O . b. , Flint, Michigan

AT NEW LOllT P R I ~ E SThe $510 The $545haeton .. . , ...... Coach ...........The $475 Standard $535oadster . . . , ..... Coupe . ..........Spor t Roads te r $495 Standard Five- $545i th rumble seat . . . Window Coupe '" .

The improvemtmts in th e new Chevrolet Sixhegin a t t h l\ smal 'l ncw ehr( ll ne-p la t ed headlamps and eXI'Jl(1 throughout th e entire car.Tlw radiator is d('eper. 1'111' lines a re longe rancI lower, ghing an air of exceptional fleetness an d gra.'t'. And the interiors o f t h e newFishl'" hocIits provide a new (Il'gree of c,omfort

The introdu(,tion of th e newCh( 'vrolct Six marks th eInos t inlprt ' ss i"e forwardslep in c'hevrolet 's t w e n t ~ -

,( 'ur rc('ord of ('onstan t prog-rcss and inlprovenlt'llt. For t hi s Bigl!er 11\111 Bettf'r Six offersnew' "('aut)', new I l I x l l r ~ . n('w conlplctenessllIul new qual i ly-y 'c t it S('1\s at lower prices!In e , ' e r ~ ' ( 'ur\ ' t . \ and sw('ep of Chevrolet 's1lIC111('rll l ines-in e v e r ~ ,It-Iail of its newFio.;her bodies, yo u will H'e Ihe f in e hancl o fth e master designer and th, "killful craftsman. An d t he nwr e e l o s t ' I ~ - ) ' I)U inspect it ,th e more c I e e p l ~ ' impr(''''!,,''(1 yu u will be .

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We are an authorizeddistributor of themost outstanding By.Product Coke obtain-

I able anywhere .'---Ralph S. Dunne

Telephones: NARBERTH 2430-2431

From the CELLARto Your KITCHENWe're Climbing UpWith General Electric

Refrigerators

W e HandleJeddo-HighlandAnthraciteFo r 72 y ear s th e recognized l eader because i t con ta in s sucha high percentage ofcarbon (the heat produc ing e lement) andsuch low ash ( th ewaste element).

Popular models of the General Electric Refrigerators are now on display at ou r office. Wecordially invite you to come in and examine them atany time.

Th e General Electric Refrigerator has been ourchoice to sell among the many other machines onthe market because such a procedure fits in perfectly with ou r well.defined policy of offering thepublic an outstanding product of a particular line.We are convinced t ha t t he General Electric Refrigera to r commands the same high place among thecold-producing agents of its type that Jeddo-Highland anthracite enjoys among the heat-giving fuelson the market.

Formerly all the business we had with ou r manygood customers i n thi s community was in the CELLAR. Today, in inaugurating ou r new ~ ~ H o m eService" Department, we int roduce our sel ve s as aco-operative dealer to sell the General Electric Refrigerator, which gives us our initial entrance intoyour KITCHEN where we hope in tim e you willpermit us to serve you with the same solicitous carefor your needs t ha t has governed us in supplyingyour fuel f or t he pas t e ight years.

NarberthCoal Company

CONVENIENT TIME PAYMENTS IF DESIRED

OUR TOWN

Auxiliary Meets Thursday IThl' \\ 'omen's Auxil iary of t he P re s

byterian Church wilt meet next Thursday, December 4, from ten until four. IILUllcheoll wilt be sen-cd at 12:30. Any!,mite boxes not ret urned in N'ovember Imay be b r o u ~ h t to this m e e t i n ~ . l . ' l o ! ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I

w. F. M. S. to Meet Monday iThe \Voman 's Forei gn !\'IissionarySociety of the ),1ethodist EpiscopalChurch witt meet in the church parloro n Mondav. December 1. ~ I e m b e r sarc requested to bring their Christmas ioffering to this meeting. !

i Ii IBirth of Jesus Subject Iiof Forum Discussion III

First Church of Christ, ScientistAthens and Linwood Aves., Ardmore.Reading Room, 19 \Ves t Lancas t erAvenue, open dai lv . 10:30 A. }'1. to4:30 P.:\1. \Vedncsday e \ e n i n ~ s . 9:15to 9:45.Sunday services II A. !'-1. and 8P. M.Sunday School 11 A. M.The subject for the Bible lesson sermon for Sunday is "Anc ien t and Mode rn Nec romancy. Alias M esmensmand Hypnot ism, Denounced ."

Th c stories of t he genea logy , b ir thand chi ldhood of Jesus were th e subject oi consideration and discussion att he mee ti ng of th e F or um la st Thursday e\'cning in th e homc of \\'illiam A.; Stout. of Hampden Avenue. In addiS d Ition tll the Biblical sources of such inun ay I formation, considerat ion was given toI many llf t he Apo cryp ha l s to ri es o f t heinfancy and childhood of Jesus . Near lyalt of t he se s to ri es we re new an d surp ri si ng t o t he membe rs of th e Forumwho agr ee d that sound judgment hadbecn displayed in n ot i nc lu di ng altearly Chris tian wri tings in th e Bibleas we now han' it.The next meet ing of th e Forum wilthe held on t he e ve ni ng o f Thu rs da y"per December 4. at the h ome of Mr . and, :\1 rs. Robert F. \Vood, 23 i Forresti Avenue. Th e life a nd t ea ch in gs ofBaptist Church of the E"angel IJohn the ~ a p t i s t an d their ,influence

Robe rt E . Keigh ton, Min is te r. : upo.n the m!mst :) : o f Jesus wlll be theSunday, November 30: s ~ l b J e c t of (hscusslO.n. an.d as a prepara-9 :45 A: ! \' 1. -S es sion of t he C hur ch tlOn for that sul)ject It was r ec om -School. mended _ b ~ ' the leader, the Rev. Rob-II :00 A. M.-Morning worship. Ser- cr t E. Kelghton. that t he m .ember s o fmon: "Hostages to th e Fut ur e. " t he g r ? ~ p sho.uld read th e s l ~ t h c h a p , ~i:OO P. :\I.-Young I 'eop le 's Devo- t c ~ , ~ f , l he Life of J es us o f Nazarethtional Hour. h) I, ush Rhees.i:45 P. ~ I . - E v e n i n g worship. Ser- i -------1I10n: "Out of Bounds." Hold Thank Offer ingTuesday , December 2: i10:30 A. l\I .-}'leeting of the White Th e annual Thank O ff er in g o f theCross. \V omen's :Missionary Society of the8:00 1'. M.-Monthly meeting of thc Hol y T ri ni ty Lutheran Church wastrustees. held on Sunday evening in th e church.\Vednesday, December 3: ~ I r s . A. Pohlmann was the speaker8 :00 P. ~ 1 . - P r a y e r service in the I and add re ssed the meet ing on th e subhome of Mrs. K. Mandler, 346 ject oi the Brotherhood of ~ l a n . She:\Ieeting House Lane. i D a l s ~ ) t ' \ ' ~ d of. thel,f?lrleatSsltridelsl that tdheThursdav, December 4: I ally acatlon >1 ) e c 10 0 la s .ma e

8:00 P: M.-Forum meeting at the I among t he poo re r classes o f Phl lade lhome of Mr. a nd Mrs . Rob er t F. phia. Her talk w as very interesting\Yood, 23i Forrest Avenue. Sec and enlightl'ning. Some be au tif ulnews item. s el ec ti on s w er e r en de re d b y t he choir.Friday, December 5: !R:OO P. M.-Young People's Discussion Group. A study o f th e lifeof Jesus.

Methodist Episcopal ChurchRev. Samuel MacAdams. Minist(,r,Sunday. November 30:9 :45 A. :\I.-Sundav School.II :00 A. ~ L - M o r n i i l g worship.Ensign of the Peoples ."0:45 P. : \L-Epworth Leagu e Devotional }'feeting.i :45 I'. :'II.-Evening worship. "Cana Child of God Dc FinattyLost?".Monday. December I:2:30 P. M.-Meeting of th e 'Woman'sForeign Missionary Society in.the church parlor. Christmasoffering meeting.:()() P. ~ L - M eding of th e OfficialBoard.Tuesday . December 2:R:OO P. M. - Meeting ofSchool Board .\ \. edensday , December . ~ ~ : O O I'. ~ I . - P r a y e r meeting.Thursday, December 4:i:30 ] ' .},I.-Junior S tau dar d Bear-ers.Friday, Dccember 5.4 :00 1'. ~ I . - H o m e Guards.Saturday, December 6:Att Day-Annual Bazaar.5:30 P. ' ~ L - T u r k e y dinner, i5cplate.

November 28, 1930I I'R C V ~ ; O ~ l I 1 P ; ' : ~ . b ~ ~ ~ : ~ ~ ~ . ~ ' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ' t e r I'Church Notes ~ l e e t i n g s for ~ n \ ' e m b e r 30: T9 :-15 A. ~ I . - B i b l c School. Plans arc I---------------- heing made for the Christmas IHoly Trinity Lutheran Church pageant to be presented by theschool on the Sunday evening IRev. CI


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NuvcII/bcr 28, 1930

NARBERTH, PA.

Far111

HOLIDAY HOURS:

We can s uppl y al l thematerials, including glue,paint, glass and hardware.There a re o ther p lans inour Library, and it is always at your service.

WE DELIVER

He"d Established 1904

PENSHURST FARM

The Lin/, Between Forest (Old HOllle25 and 29 BALA AVENUE, BALA.CYNWYDCYNWYD 662

Penshurst

PENSHURST MILK IS PURE AND FRESHPENSHURST PRICES ARE LOWER

Pholle Your Order-CYNWYD 97

Our herd has qualified under all the tests and hasheen awardeJ:U, S. Certificltc No, 27751 I\ccrl'ditcJ Tubercu,

losis Free,Pennsylvania Certificate No, (, For Frcedml1 hom

Bovine Abortion.

Oll r m il k SIlpply is the only oue ill this district fromcows all of which havc earl/cd both (Iccredited cer-tificates.

CERTIFIED AND INSPECTEDAYRSHIRE l\!IILK AND CREAM

PENN VALLEY

O,.derr for sp,ci.,1 Vildlllill "D " ,'vlilk are lakillg alIT ellIi", SIlI'l'[y of Ihi,.special mi[k, [mi . , fcll' more orders lVili be ,.c([i,'cd alld filled a, rooll aspOJ,iblt"

Shull Lumber Company

For the "Wee" PeopleAn attractive Dol l House not only gives pleasure to the child re n, b ut meets the requirements of the "Buy Now" Campaign. It r equi re s no suburban lot, nor the services of anarchitect, no r even a h eavy expenditure. I t can be made oft hi n Lumber or Wallboard, such as Upson or Presdwood.The latter is especially recommended for it s r ig id quali ti esand brown finish.

Ou r harn and dairy cmpl( lYCCS all hold health certilicatesand are examined weekly by a physician.

From December 1st III/til after Chris/mas, OIlr yard will be opellau Saturdays ulltil 3 P. M. Th e office and Display rooms everyFriday evening f rom 7:30 until 10 o'clock, and otherevenings by appointment

All Produced by Our Own Herd ofTHREE HUNDRED PUREBRED AYRSHIRE COWS

OUR TOWNRev, Van Ness Honored

on H is 20th Anniversary

Page E ight

BACK IN NARBERTH

PHONE, NARBERTH 2898

for real lubricationservice, t ry our "ChekChart Grease RiteSystem."' Completeand scientifically correct lubrication for theentire chassis and moto r of every Americanbuilt passenger car.And only one dol lar.

125 N. Narber th Avenue- nea r Narberth Theatre

Munsingwear-Ra)'oll Ull de rwea r f or\ ,\ /omCll (llId Childrell,

Also a fllll lille of PmeS i l ~ U11ClcrweaL

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Spor t s Dres s e s and

MAINCLOTHIER

OUR TOWN

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Don't miss tllese Suiis andDresses t N T l o r r o w - l o r s c l l o o ~

lor sports, lor business,for tOW1 l wear

The Suits include the bolerojacket and ctlTdigan styleswith smarlly contrasting underblouse,

SUITS AND DRESSESSIZES 14 10 20DRESSES INSIZF.S 36 10 44

Misses ' Woo l Spor t s Su i t s

Wool jersey. tweed-knitwools. wool crepes. praclicaldark colors: bright colors. sosmarl under dark coats;str iking color combinations.including black and white.llnd ne w contrasting skirtwith blouse styles.

W OIDen's and Misses ' N e

UNUSUAL Sports Suits andDresses - styles and materillls that have taken on a decidedly smartwinter personality.

Monlgowoery A-venue & Sf. Ja . . . es PlalCe-Ardwoore&STRAWBRIDGE

November 28, 1930

Lutheran Loyalty CrusadeClimaxes Next Sunday

Tit" t , ," I_o\'alt\' l'1'lI,;adl' dillnl'r,11l'Id Ia,t \loIHia\' 'alld Tne,;da\' l'\'l"I li ll g, a t tlte I . ll thera ll C l tur l 'h ' ,; a\ \" a\'l'ry till,' a"."lI lhh' "f lit" Il1l'llIhl'r,; alldIrielld- 01 1101\' 'Trilli '" gatherel! ttlgl,tlll'r ill tnl" l'ltri,liall' il ' !low,;hil' a lld1'la(','d ill a 1111",,1 illr real ""I'\"ilT, Ill' .-'01111 I':, I i l ll l l ll1on, Ihe


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Played by

RememberVIENNA"

No'Vember 28, 1930

"You Will

Sinll: (,0\ Happy I , it t l" Thing)(from M.. tro-Goldwyn-MnyerI'irtur.., "Th" L1ollfl.l. /Jl1y")Here (.;owes tb e SunNATIO:\AI. CAVALIERS

1'10. :!2S59, IO-Inch

"The Main Li"e Music Store"

Low-FareWeek-endExcursionsBCt\"'ccn

;lUd till I1lh:rU1cJldft: { l0 l l l f . \III c:.uh dlTaf lOU

No . 22512 . IO .. inch

44 8 WEST LANCASTER AVE .ARDMORE, Pi\.

S w ~ e t ~ ~ : : r t of My Studen t l ) ays "o x I rolSto len Moments-Slow Fox TrutHuuy VAI.J . f 'E A" '1l I llSCONNECTICUT YAi 'KEES

No . 22560, lO.inch

Leo Rei sman and His OrchestraI.i/l:ht li S !"wan's down uiry a ..

II S W ( " ~ 1 . SUlIlIUer hreeze del ightfill us a n h dt t i n V ie nn a itsl. 'lf Ihal 's "You Will RememberVi"lIlHt," a" pln'H'd b) ' L eo R ei smUll an d l I i s O rches tr a . Cont e i n,,(1 Yl l l J Heismon fans and whirl to

h i OIW! IA'I'" play )'011 th e wholel is t o f new Victor records I

Novemher 28-29, December 5"-6,12-13, 19-20,26-27Special round-trip t icke ts wil l bes ol d F ri day a ft er noon , and allday Saturday, with f ina l returnlimit leavinp: destination not laterthan midnip:ht of the followinp:Sunday,One-way f are p lu s 25 centsfor the round tr ip

(Minimum 51 cents)Tickets good only in Coaches I

_ ~ e ~ n _ n _ ~ y l ~ a _ n i _ a - _ ~ ~ i l r o a d _J

ALLTHE MVSIC\1)V,WANTIWHEN. VVV WANT ITOft-

Narberth, Philadelphia,Harrisburg, Altoona

YOi l Will Hememher Vienna-\\" all... (from Warn..r Bros.pielllre, H,"i"nn"," !\'ip,ht,")Bring n Lo"e Sonl/:-}o'm, Trot(frmn Warner Bros. picture."Viennese Sight. , ' )LE O R E l s M . ~ N AN DIlls ORCUESTRA

Y-ICTOR.RECORDS- ~ - - - - - _ .

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Treasure Hunt Hostess

-P ho to 1 J ~ ' Bachrach.~ I I S S : \1\ : \I - :.TTE H. ~ [ c l N T l R E,('/zo is Ilzc dOllyhf..,. of .ll r . a l/( I Mrs..1. N....d :l/cllllil , , of l!lcdd\'11 Nowl..lrdll/or,. ,('/10 clllerlallled al Ii Ircas-

IIr, /z 1111 I , foll,,'cd />y 0 />/lJ;-..1 S I l ! ' I ~ c rSa urJ y "",'lI ill!/.

OUR TOWN

7'be FIRESIDEr~ I r s . LeRoy Douglas s, o f Elm Tcrr ac e, w as thc hos tc ss to t hc mcmbcrsof hcr club at lunchcon an d bridgc onTuesday aftcrnoon. Miss VirginiaDou gla ss had as h cr g ue st l as t wcckcnd. 11 iss Annc F ox , o f Drcxcl Ins ti

tute.~ rs. F redc ri ck Egl llor c, o f ChcstnutAvenu c, v is it cd r el at iv cs in \VilkcsBarrc and Ha zl cto n, Pa., for scvcraldays last wcck. 1I1r. and :M rs. Eglllorchave as t he ir g uc st s for t he Thank sgiving holidays ~ r. and :\lrs. ~ I a l c o h nBur ns id e and :\[ rs. Burnsidc's sons.

:\1 r. Frank Boylc an d :\1 r. Hobert!1oylc, of \\'ilkes-Ilarre. ~ r. am i ~ rs.Egl ll or e a nd t hc ir guests a t tcndcd th eI \'nn-Corncll football gamc on Thursday.:'\[rs. B. F. Warflc and :\Iiss ~ I a u d eI I \\TarAe. o f Hol id ay sb ur g, )la., ar cspcnding th e Thanksgiving holidavswith ~ I r . an d ~ I r s . G. Howard R e , ' ~ e ,of 11 ampdcn A venuc.~ I r s . Henry Kindig. of York; :\Irs.Laura Rubit,. of Baltinl an.d O. at thc SlxtY-l11nth StreetBcrklcy Apartmcnts. and ~ [ r : and :Mrs. C O I ! l m U l 1 1 t ~ Ccn tc r. f rom 10 . :\ . Iv1.Janws H. Jcwell. of Sa bin c Avcnue uytll 10. I . :M. Man)' bcau tl fu l ar wcre.the guests of ~ [ r s . T. R. Mackcy; t l ~ l c s s U l ~ a l ~ l e for..Christma;. ~ i f t s willof Chfton, N. ] .. on Thanksgiving Dav. b,e. on ~ , l 1 . L . ~ l l s ~ ~ - : I . \ \ IIha111s, of:i\frs. \\ ' . C. Lindncr, o f Kcnilworth 1 ~ l . " ; ~ d c l p h l a . IS prcsldent, and Urs .Road. ~ erion, ( ~ n t e r t a i n c d at a small Ilham ,c. C lagl !o rn . o f Chestnutbridge-luncheon on Tuesda \'. A \'t'l! uc. ?' arhcrth..15 the t rcasurcr .M i ~ s Luc ia K cim. daugl;tcr o f : \l r. ~ ! J s s Ethel G. Shaw, of ;h c T ~ a c h -and ~ [ r s . Hervcy C. Kcim. o f 202 D ud- er s Collcgc, Bloomsburg, I a ..WIll .bcIcy Avenuc, will s pcnd thc T ha nks - thc g uc st of her brofller and slster-l11

g iving hol idays w ith hc r b rothc r . llIr. l:l\v, Commandcr and :i\[ rs. Charlcs H..1. Randolph .Kcin,l. who is a studcnt at ) Shaw, of Avon Road.Harvard Umver;;lty. CONTT:'o:r:r,;n 01'; l'An I 17

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(Oldest Store ill Narberth)224 llaverford i\venuePhone: Narberth 4035

DAVIS'

You'l l find a complete lll1eof a large assortment ofgoods .--- greeting cards,candy, tobacco, cigars,cigarettes, stationery, fauntam pens, Kodak films,maga::.ines, circulating library, etc.

At Davis'

Bala.Cynwyd, Pa.

You'll Find

COALandCOKETh e coal to meetyour requirementsServed to You

as fuel should be served Clean, well.sized and prepared, and delivered carefully and promptly.Philadelphia PricesAlways

Phone CYNWYD 700

that our home'madegoods are worth thedifference - and ourprices are consistentlymoderate.

J. J. Skelton& Son

219 Haverford Ave., NarberthPhOlle: Narberth 4005

Why Ilot take the time to illspectol/r stock before bl/ying elsewhere?

White'sSweet ShopC AXny . XU'l 'S. IC E CUEA;\I .

I 'ASTRY- .AJI Jlonu"-lIlnfh." nile) dtlhoiou",:


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Phone, Narberth 4182

6 All plus . . . Victor mastercraftsmanship and dependability . . . at a revolutionary low price!

4 Compact . . . space-saving. . . easily moved.

5 Exquisitely fashionedcabinet.

3 Famous Victor Tone ...that only a man-sizedVictor can give.

2 Gets the station youwant. . . any time . . . separatefrom all others.

1 Screen Grid!What the New Victor R15

brings you:

Walter G. Case, Proprietor

OUR TOWN

N 4 ~ I 3 I : ~ T I - II : L I : T ~ I CJI iVV

Victor Is the Only Radio in the World That Is Guaranteed Indefinitely

~ A I 2 I 3 ~ I 2 T t l~ L ~ C T I 2 I C Jt l ()V241 Haverford Avenue, Narberth

$112.50

Now . .. nobody need be cOlltmtwitb less tball the best .. .Victor!

(Less Radiotrons)

Our NameOur ReputationOur Experience

at

Yes Sir, that's realllews {or all. Victor scientists, thegreatest and best in radio, have created an up-tothe-minute Victor Radio in a beautiful period cabinet less than three feet high. The Victor factory,largest of its k ind in the world , makes it possiblefor anyone to own it easily.When you consider that the R-15 bears the famouslittle dog . . . assuring every buyer permanentsatisfaction . . . that is something to shout from thehouse-tops.Think of it . . . uncanny Victor ability to bring inentertainment from far and near . . .matchlessVictortone; . . at an almost unbelievably low price!We are telling the world . . . and so are the thousands of first owners the country over! No wonderVictor Radio R-1 5 is selling like wild-fire!You'll have to see and bear the Victor R-15 torealize even half of its advantages. Come in whilewe have it. Ask about our easy payment plan.

There is nothing qu ite like it! TheVictor name is your guarantee!

The whole country acclaims a new radio!

Victor RadioStand behind the

sensational NEW

SERGEANT VANDER VEUR

I n Texas a hen house was r ai de dand twenty-five hens stolen. Th e next1II0rning, after discovering thc loss andtracking' the th icv es, a b il lf old containing $300 was found, which had becndropped by the chicken thieves . Thatwas a pretty fair cxchange for thcfowls. An 87-year-o ld brigadier of \Visconsin wh o s aw sen'ice in five wars hasjoincd for another one. He was mar-ried the ot hcr day. " ~ ! ! ! ~ ~ ~ ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 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 i i . i i i , i i ~ _ i i i .~ ~ - - - ~ ! ! ! ~ ~ ~ .

n, n o n I ~ I l ' 1 ' :\(. c " \ . ; , n ~ l l o xSergeant George \lander Vcur, whois rounding out his twcnty-firs t ycar

as a member of the Lower ;"1 erionPolice Departlllent, has an interest ingancestry as one mig ht infer fro II I hisnallle,The f am il y wa s originally French,and one zealons stndent of genealogyin th e f am il y in recen t yea rs has t racedit back as far as lIJOO. Th e Frenchstrain is accountl d for ]n ' the Vcur !in the Sergeant's nallle. ' Tben a long

l ~ a m e the French Rcvolution and thefalll ily l ike many o thers at th at time,left France a nd s et tl ed in Holland,And that is how th e V an de r came tobe incorporated in the name. Thesergeant 's father set tl ed in thi s countryabout fifty or sixty years ago.Born in :\ ew '{ork on September i,1887, Vander Veur cal li e to P!. ii adel phia with his falllily at th': a ge of five.He went to school i.:; !Il l. Airv, butnot being academically inclined, 'left it\\:hen f i f ~ ~ e n and went to \ ~ o r k . !-'oung II\' ander \ cur l IIus t have l Iked hIS first [,job, which was in a greenhouse. pretty 'Iwell as he had to walk fivc mil es t owork every day.For seven years Vander Vcnr workedas a f lo ri st, being employed for a fewyears on the esta te of Percival Roberts,Jr .. Penn Vallev. and abo for a shorttime hy T. \V : Brnwn, of Villanova.The experience he gained in those


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IIIIIIIIIIi..I

NARBERTH

No'Vember 28, 1930

Club

220 BOlla Avenue, CynwydPh",1': Cynwyd 92R

L IN E

Books-BiblesCalendars

Greeting CardsChristmas Novelties

Second floor ( take e leva tor )Philaddphia. Pa,

: \ l ; t i l ( In l " I ' ; - ' ; Fil l,(} Pl'II1l1pl1y!-i.'ull fu r a l Iul idn, C'utnluJ: '

THE BAPTISTBOOK STORE

1701-03 Chestnut Street

cr t ~ I Brookfield. 1'116 ( i i rard : \ \ ' cnuc,lHl :\rmistice night. noth b oy s w eregi\'cn hcaring''; bcfnre ~ agistratl 'Thoma" L 'r on in l ,n \\ 'edne"day,

School Closes the 19thTill' : \arberth I 'ubli.. Sl'llOOI will

..10"" io r t he CI lI 'i ,t nl a" \ 'aration 1111Friday, Del'l'ntlll'r I'), and will fl'npenon ~ 1 " l I d a y , January ; ; , it \ \ ' a ~ ,it'ci,lcdat tIll' re!-!:nlar nll'ding "f th e :\arlll ' r thi :--;I,It"ol Iloard !ast Fri,lay,

: =: .:....: ::; =:: =: :.=..=_:=.:==.:.=:::,:=:=.::;: : = : = ~

M A IN

Christmas

BALACYNWYD

THE MERION TITLE& TRUST COMPA.NY

THE

Our

join next year ' s Club? I t will open Deccmber 1.

Mcmbers ar e now being paid their Christmasmoney. Are you among them? I f not, why not

BANKING INSTITUTION

Adelizzi Bros.TAILOR5 ' , CLE.ANER5 ' , DYERS

ARDMORE

:Beg to remind'you that wedn mCll sand It'01l1Cll S suits, 10/ ' coalS,l 'ch'cts, etc.. /:0l11/1rl)', 1('\,11 (lnd at 111od,erate cost.I 102 Fon's t Avenue, Narberthl Phone : Narberlh 2602=.E:.="=':=:=:=:=:=:= =: =: ; =: : =: := : : : :

::""",=:=: ; =:= =:=:=:= =: =: : =: =: :::: =: =:: =:: :=::: : :== =: =: =: :: =: =: : :: : ==

Two Phila. Youth" Held -IFor Main Line Robberies I Iill!i I

:1II:I

i ;\ 111111lhl'r Ili rohheril'" ill I" '\\'1'1'I\fl'ri

S ( I U a r l ' - I H ~ c k l . ' d hlousc:-,. canvas shoes:with cll 'ats-in fact, l '\ 'c ry t hi ng that ispelll'e1 ip r coIn fort alld specd au d good;playing, In contrast. thl' I 'hi!ade!-!phian:' \\'


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Page Thirtce.n

DARBY, PA.867 Main S'redDarby 1200

ARDl\IOnE, PA.S E. LaDl'DSIl"r A,enueArdmore 3500

UPPER DAHBY, PALong Lan.. an d Ludlow Sir.., '

l Iouh" ..n1 1600

R ad no r rec overed o n th e nine-yardline. From that pos it ion they scoredt he t ie in g tonchdown. It is hw badtIll' tl'a111 '(Iid no t tr y more fllrwardpasse, wit h Rad no r's box formationsnl'kruary 2-1 - - Radll. 'rII igh, a\\:a\,.Frida\', }ol'1>rllal"\' 2i' - l\aYl'lf"rdII igh, a'wa \'. .SatunIa):. F, hrllary 2X-I' ( 'n n T"ur -11t..'y.

EPISCOPAL FIRST ON LIST

Anderson Will Again CoachSquad Which Shows

Promise.

L. M. Basketball \Schedule Announced:,


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Page Fourteen OUR TOWN

P!Jolle WaY/le 1121

Ad\'ertisements-display and c1assitied-:n this paper b ri ng news of intertest to you. It p ay s t o read them.

IN MILK

Sales and Sen/icc - Tubes Tested Free

BROOKMEAD GUERNSEYMILK and CREAM

FOOD VALUE

Majes t I cRadio e RefrigeratorMajestic Electric Shop

'The only authorized Majestic dealer in Narberth

The beautiful Guernsey Cow producesmore FOOD VALUE

Brookmead Guernsey Dairies.,A Compltff. Depelld"f,fe DJiT)' Sen'iet,"

Merion Title & Trust Bldg., 43 Narberth AvenuePhone: NARBERTH 2236

West Lancaster Avenue, Wayne

gives you greater FOOD VALUE,Finer Flavor, tha t "Golden Color"and real Economy by actual test.

TradeMarkTwenty Years' Production al1d DistrihlttioH on the Main Line

Supported by wonderful cleanliness, low Bacteria andsupervised by four Main Line Boards of Health

---------'--in Cynwyd for the past twenty-fin IReichncr, di ed in 191i, a few monthsyears and before that his family all af ter th e c elebr ation of t he ir gol denl ived in South Phi lade lphi a whe re t hey wedding anniversary.have lived since his grandfather settledt he re a ft er t he Revolut ion. His g re atgrandfather f ou gh t i n the Revolution.l\lr. Heichner's wife, Mrs. Annie E.

ErratumI n the ob itua ry notice of the deatho f Lew is Heichner, Sr . in last week'sissue it was e rroneous ly s ta te d t ha t

l\Ir. Reichner was a member of an old~ Olin Linl' family. Mr. Reichller lived

Main Line Repertory toGive lThe Devil's Disciple'The ~ I a i n Line Repertory Theatre

will present "The Devil's Disciple,"by Bernard Shaw, on \Vednesday evening, Decemher 17, at the B ala -C ynwyd \Voman's Club. Like all ofShaw's plays it is worth seeing foritself alone, bu t thl' c as t a nd stagingwil l b e g reat ly wor th see ing also. Al1nost a ll the peop h- in the play arc~ ain Liners. Staats Cotsworth as theDevil's Disciple b ri ng s t o the part asincere understanding of Shaw's ideas,t ogethl 'r w it h t he lIIidoubfed abilitv toac t it. George Joly, who has b e ~ n areal reper tory actor, has the par t ofAndl'rson, a minister and man of action, and has a real c ha nc e t o s how hist al en ts whic h f orme r a ud ie nc es havealways appreciated. Others iu the castar c Dick Bushnell. who \ \' on a place inthe group t hr ou gh th e mer its of hisp er fo rm an ce as the s ta id and mathematical !II r. Baxter in "Belinda" whichwas given on November 5: VirginiaChewning as E ss ie : Bob Eh ' a s ( ;e ntlemallly Johnny; Lisel Boe ri cke as:\Irs. Dudgeon: Tad Sheppard as UncleT it us , a nd o th er s well kn ow n t o Rl'P'erton' Theatre audiences.Fo r any information concerning subscriptions and active membership' writeto the ~ l a i n Line Reper tory Theatre,)}eql


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Page Fifteen

OUR TOWN

J Christmas Speciai OfL.,A U T O ~ I A T I C GAS RANGESa",d GAS WATER HEATERS

BU Y NOWOrchestra's President

Nm'!mber 28. 1930

!vms" JOHN 1\" THAYEf,(If J-f,n'ojmd. f'T1'"id('ll' vi (hi ' k l ~ l i l l 1.;11((Jrchc.ar,z :l.(\t)(:dli,,". J/ 'htJ JC11l0lHll , '/ t ,J,I,,, Thcrt'miu 111 ,hI.' urcHin,1.!, CO/Jccrl (Ifthe 5('''5011 of tht.' "l,z;,,' r iHe ()rtj,('.,/r" "I,he AH/morc TI".',r/l'c SHlIddY c1'c'lli'I.I.!,.Merion Fit'e Company

Reinstated in Township'I'll,' \ leri"ll Fir," l " " I I 1 J ' a l l ~ " "I "\rd"

11 1(l)"t' \ \ " ; I ~ 1"t'11l :--l:!t\'d tl \ l l l l ' l l l lIvc . hipill 11ll' !-'ire Dl'l'artlll"lIl "I L"\\'l 'r \1,,1'inn Tn\\ lI:,hip I , ~ ' ;1('t;,111 ui tht n(lilrclt Ii l' t 11111 J I i : : i(l l l l ' r... ;11 1i11 i ~ . it (,'(. till!..!November I ! lTlli,; '1,,1', wlliclt \\"a, I t r n l l ~ l t l al'''\11

by th e Illcdiatinll "I a Ill'lIlral e"llIlllitI:T, tlte l 'I I"r t , nl 11111dialinll hy Ed\\"ard \ le l ;"ldrick, cllid "f l it e \ 1,Ti 'l li Fin ' (",'III-

B gr; t . : ~ '. ," ,"",-"'"" -lell T ! ~ - " If '" ' Ir ii .- " ~ ' . ' " " l ,~ ' ~ "

Pr ice ~ 1 1 3 l i O 1\Slightly More 011Deferred PaymentsSMALLI tOWN P A Y ~ I E N T

Next Payment With Yourjanuary Gas Bill

One of t he 1110st popular an o heautiful of al l mooer n ~ a ranges ... Automat iCook Hl 'a l Control tofree you f rom the k it chen whil!' foods cook: BI,ngalHi-Low Burners mad e u p o f r eg ula tiu ll aJIII !"Iim-H ie I' hl1rncr. controlled hy one cock; Iwavily in!"Iulall'd to keep your kitchen cool: automaticl ig ht er ; u ti li ty d rawe r; large oVl'n anll otherspecial features to make cooking th e easy an dplcasant art i t is tOllay. Graceful, modern design!Cho ice o f ivo ry ilIllI green o r p ea rl gnly ano white... i n g leaming porcel ain ename l.

. . . ~ AutonzaticGas l1Tate.-Heate.-

PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC COMPANY. . . . (\ A Pioneer in Voluntarily Establishing f) ...

'" Low Ra te s fo r al l Electric Service / . . .

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these four splendid makesST..: 'ZUOT .-.:N.'.":I.D

Choose fromI lUIJDW E LSUAt.:)I

Piping h ot w ate r t he i ns tant you turn t he f auce t.. . fo r baths ... for piles of holiday c l i ~ h e s ...for extra table linen . . . al' a nice conveniencefo r guests . . . as a positive n e c e s ~ i t y to kccp aholiday houseful' of children dean! Surely ani de al t ime to invest in the Automat ic G a WaterHeater y ou 'v e s et y ou r heart on !

~ l Suburban StoresPrices 880 and II" ... Insta l led

THIII,TV..DAY F I I . ~ E TIIIALAllowance of ' I0 for Old Heater

Next PaYIl lent wit l t JU I I . Gas BillT\VO YE.lT nl th,.. d ep ar tl ll cl Il . T Il l'd .. la y ill 111l... l i l l ~ II\(' t ,' n lh " f th e ColIlI l l i ~ ~ l ( ) l l l ' r : - , will cp",;! the ~ 1 l ' r l 1 1 1 1 I'-ire(""Illpally :j;21115, \\t,ich rl'pr",, 'lIt, thl'p,'\"i"d Ir"lll .lilly 14 I" ,\(I\"l'lIlh,'r 211,d l l r i l l ~ \ \" hi ch 1h,' \1 ..ri'lll Fin ' (' , 1111-pa l l y w a I l l ) t a I l l l ' l Id l l ' r IIi t l l l ' ' I ' t ) \ \ ' I1--hip h ..., ,'partl'I("III,'I'll,' \1 ,'1';"11 I:ir" C"llll':JIl\' \\il11lt ' I l l ' t ' r\ ' l"vi\ l' ~ 3 ~ t ) S i l l l " till' Yl ' a r } ')311.

Do yOll lle,'t1 hOllSl'hLlhl 11l'1p: Tr ya classified ac!\"crtisl'Il1Cnt.

School Pupils ReceivingCorrective Treatments


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Page Sixteen OUR TOWN November 28, 1930

It is th e

Landedg re at , p ro sper ou s l and thitt thisP i lgrims landed hitS heen rapid,

National Bunk

DIRECTORS

f George A. Witte\'- Paperhallui1lf/ alldI IJccoratillf/" ESTIMATINGNarberth 4135W

Bicycles RC!,


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No"ember 28, 1930 OUR TOWN Page Seventeen

Electric fullStudio Low-

ONL't'

GENERAl..E L E T l l l f ~

Small Down PaymentLiberal Allowance 011

Old Sets

Phol/e: NARBERTH 2866

W d Battery andun er ElectricService"W,,,,der SI."ls '1'1"'11/ All"108 Forest Ave., Narberth

BACKED BY G. E.SERVICE POLICY,

AND WUNDER'S ONEYEAR ABSOLUTELY

FREE SERVICE

--111 an attractive cabinetin satin-finished hrmvl1 wal,I lUt .

The GeilClairange radio,J--oy }.1cc1cl----

Here's a REALRadio Bargc-in!

&Ioim the owne.osofe

Mai" Shop Ope" J:'"",y f,'ellillg

Ou r Annex, 11 Burlington Arcade, at1420 Chestnut Street, is at your service

1JJlibt- U-llItt ~ i f t ~ 1 1 n p136 SOUTH 15th STREET, PHILADELPHIA

Xmas Bazaar Committeesand Aides Announced

Jurors Drawn for CourtOpening December 1

: Straub, of Phi ladelphia; \1 r. RaymondLawIe r, o f Canada; Mr . .Ioseph CzarIwinck. 1fr. Paul Taylor anrl ),1 r. Larry: ;\!tcmus, of PhiladC'lphia.HonoredThe Fireside

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iIIThl' I'hi Tau Dclta Sorority enter-It ai nc d t he ncw mcmbers at a theatre Ipa rty at "Thc :-:cw Yorkers," at th e IChestnut Street Opcra House , I'hila- idclphia. on Friday evcning, I\1 r, and ),1 rs, .I ames Thol1lpson and: Th c names oj 25(, residen t s of \[ on t-

the ir daughtcr, \1 arion, oj Vcnezuc1a, ' gomery County have he,'n drawn forSouth America. werc the guests of Mr, , 'en'ire as jUl"llrs at the next term ofThompson 's h rothe r and sistcr-in-Iaw. Civil Court, which llJlens \fonday, Dc-\11'. and \Irs. \V. (;. Thompson, oj 'ccmbcr I, and con ti nnes j or two wceks.\. alley View Road, this wcek-cnd. :0.1 issEmilv Thompson l ef t for New ,York F"l1owing afl' thl' nanlcs of thosclin l ~ u c s d a y to hring hcr cousin, },J iss sclccted jrom I.ower \1 erion township\1 arion Thompson. back jo r a long : and :-:arherth:\'isit.),1 r. and ),1 rs. H. F. Damcs, oj Essex, Fo r th,' week "i Dcccmbcr 1:. \v cnuc , a rc spcnd ing thc Thanksgiv-I Joseph c. Bingham. Carolinc A, Barr,ing holidays at :'\cwark. Ohio. ' 'JoSl'ph F, Bnlcr . I.ama P. Cook, An-\liss Hopc Burlingamc, of Bryn 'lll'lIe Cunningham. John F. Dolan, N.

\Iawr, was t he hostess to the members \Iy,'rs Fi tl cr , Evan Joncs, Judi th N.oi her hridgc c lu b l as t Tucsday evc-ning. Logan and :\. Reed \1 cI ntire, of Low-\111'. anrl \Irs. Rohert Taylor. oi ; er ),1 erion. a nd E li za hc th D cr by , oj

J'hiladelphia; \Ir. Sylvcstcr \Vcst, \Ir, i :'\arherth.Austin Vogstcd, of Canada, were thc i Fo r the wcck "j Dcccmber 8: Igucsts o f } 'I r. and Mrs. A. G. Bughec, DR. H. A. F. HOYT \ I H I I' Iof Grovc Placc , a t rlinner lin Thanks- Reclor Emerillls 0/ SI. Jo/",',< P. E, I Char!l's I', ; hc I. cr lert :.1.' tz,giving Day. Church. Lon'" Merion, hOllor: (;corgl' ;\ , 1Ifl'nnan. ),1 abel Carlin, Ed-

:0.1 iss Helen Cunningham, oj \1 cr - guesl al Ihe Bdla.Cynwyd Ncigh llOrhood ; ward .I, Deh,'ny, .\Ibert L. Groff,ion, cntcrta incd at brir\gc on Sunday Club's Noveml,er meeli llg, held Tuesday. ' ( ;eorge D, (;I'


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the Narberth National1931 Christmas Club

November 28, 1930

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PhoneNarberth 2800

Phonl' : Pauli 250

NOW!with ,) poo\.planting can

Sold by

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MEETS the vogue fordecorative interiorsbrightcheerful kitchens andbathrooms.Enduring, fireproof, economical and easy to clean.

Seven colors.Ask for estimates.

Pau l i. I 'a .

Girl Scout Sewing ClassIn ahout tll'n wl'eks r e ~ i d l ' n b o i t hl'

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Cotter'sMarket

THRIFT is the meeting place of Quality an d Economy. COTTER'S MARKET is the meeting place of thrifty people-of peo-ple who insist on delicious, pure, wholesome food, and who preferto buy it at substantial savings. Permit us to offer t he addedservice and personal attention of a neighbor grocer who manageshis own store.And notc these prices-effecti'Yc November 28 to Wednesday,December 3, inclusive-------------_._------------------------------_._---------

FANCY LARGECALIFORNIAPRUNESIb'lOc

Spaghettiitter'sn UnusualFood Value: II------------------------------------_._---------_ ..- - - - - - - - -- - ------------ ----------------__---------__-----------14 % ~ 29c

! - - - - -\ CANADA DRY MRS. HARTING'SIr

GINGER ALE PURE JELLIES3 b o ~ ~ ; s 50c Th e Kind with the homemade flavor I2 t u T o ~ l e r s 25 c

I F R E i H ~ ~ E R BREAKFAST RINGS (2 in a box), 1*; Quinlan PRETZELS, 29c lb. IWe Deliver From City Line

to Bryn Mawr

I DEL MONTEPEACHESi 2 large 39c,, cans! Sliced or HalvesI RITTER'SI BEANSI

It I TOlnoto Sallcecan, 6c

Quaker Yellow Com Meal pkg., IOcThree-Minute Oats pkg., 9cHershey's Cocoa tin, 15cHecker 's Buckwheat 2 small pkgs. fo r 2 5cAunt Jemima Pancake Flour 2 pkg s. f or 2 5cAll Gold Crushed Pineapple can. 23cEarl Apricots, Cherries, Fruit Salad an d Sliced Peaches ..3 cans for 25cTetley's Tea-Green Label, Mixed or Orange Pekoe ~ lb., 23cLa France Powder, 9c; Chase-O pkg., BcC1orox bottle, 19cPalmolive Soap .. .. 3 cakes for 20cA. 8: H. Washing Soda .4 pkgs. f or 2 5c

Borax Soap5c cake

BRILLO-Small, 2 pks. for 15c; large, 2 for 19cP. 8: G. Naphtha Soap .5 cakes for 19cWel ch G ra pe La de jar. 19cMackerel Filet 2 for 25cBosant Coffee. whole or ground Ib., 25cAstor Coffee Ib. 35cClark's Telephone Peas can, 15cMixed Vegetables 2 c ans f or 25cCream o f Wheat large pkg. 24c; small , 15cPink Salmon 2 can s fo r 2 5cRed Salmon can. BcFancy Shrimp can. 18cChi ck en o f t he S ea Tuna Fish c an , 2 1cAll Gold Sardines-in mustard or tomato can, IOcGorton's Readyto-Fry Cod Fish Cakes 2 cans, 25c

-1-i(-ir-k-m-an-'-s-C-hi-p-s- r9c; 3 for 25c

-. ---I, FRESH PORK LOINS (Whole or Half), lb., 25cM I VOGT'S j SHOULDERS OFFINEST STANDINGE Smoked , GENUINE, RIB ROAST Spring LambA HAMS Cu t f rom Finest Com-fed lb., 20CS te er Bee fI Family SizeT lb., 29c lb., 38c Lamb ChopsS Ii Rump and Round Steak lb., 45c. lb., 39C. RIB

LIMA BEANS12c a pound3 ~ : : . 35c

CAMPBELL'STOnlato SOUp

25c e ach

DIXIE PUFFS23c lb.ANGEL FOOD

Long Island POTATOES 10Ibs., 25cBest Grade ONIONS 2 lbs., 5cBest CABBAGE 2 lbs., 5c

- - _ - - - - - 1SEALECT IMILK9c tall can; 3 cans, 25c I

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-,-- IVINS' DELUXEI FRUIT CAKEI

COTTER -'5 CJrIARKET Photze: NARBERTH 4050

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