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('\('1,,\ DI t: II U:1''I'I-:us Al ':UHln:U1'1I POST Ot'Flrt:l\Ir!'. E. S. Dourtc, Miss Llle\' \\ 'al-Idns. '

K\\ t ; yo l l l ' J'ag:-t an d m : l 1 ; a z l n l ' ~ ' Wp wi l lpa y yu u wI'11 fo r t lu ' ll l . F l lr pal t !cul: l r.: .. l d I ' P : - : ~ :\II 'I '( 1Inllt. ( "a rt ' Uu I ' Towll. Xarhe r th ,Pa.

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OU " ~ a l l Bu il d in g ' ( s ec o nd f loor) . 213-21;;l \. anager Walze r' s Candida te s Hanrfonl ''''ellIlO, and are roadl' "'Ith theirD f ~ p r l n g find ~ u n 1 t n e r lint>. Ca.1l an d inspectF r ie nds and fellow citizens of Nar- e ea t South Siders, 14-1 their offerlll!>s.._._- - - - _ . _ - - - -herth, let me' introduce you to myoid . ,\1.1, )1,\I,E doscenonnts of Ualon "eleransfa t an d ,estimable fr iend-Everett In the t!'I'st game of t he s ea so n t he of the War of ISHI to ISHr.. who a re pas tchamp ion s c ame ou t victorious b.\ a elg-hleen Ye"rs or age, will l ea rn or s ome -T th ing to the i r interest hy p romp t ly senl l -rue. School motto: one-sided score. Th e game was jus t Ing their names and add re sses to Bo" 675.I wouldn't at tempt this portrai t In an eye-opener, an d Manag,er Walzer :-:arherth. Pl i .words if Mr. True's p ic tu re s we re no tI \Vithout halt.ing. wi thout rest . was much p le as ed with t h e s how i ng ,\SY per son w ishing a good the rmometeral l co py ri gh ted. To be brief, E:verett Lifting better up to hest. of th e candidates. i g 2 ~ ~ n X ~ ~ ~ : r t ~ \ ~ e ~ ; : : addressing P. O. Bo".Th e field was in fairly good eondi-: - --=-:---------------TruE' is a character in a newspaperILk 1\1 M . tion f or t hi s time of t i le veal ' alld tile' FOR SAI,l,-Stahle with two stalls "nd hox" . as t wee ' r. cCarter, preSident stall. wagon house, hay loft and l11i\n'scomJe. He IS short a;al fat, generally 1of the Board of Education a nd P ri n- h o ~ ' s seemed to enjoy their first onting. ,room. C : ~ " t SlOOf). (;ood eonditlon. S a l ~of a v,ery s er iou s t u rn o f m in d, an d Ic i pa l Melch io r attended the Mont- Th e score: : price, $1;,0. F. )f . JUstlee. Xarberlh. Penna.d is po sed t o b e rough on f olk s w ho i n- gomery County Directors' Association "arhHth . ,0 2 3 3 0 0 3 3 x-14 18 2: ]0'(11':\11-"" I lw lawn at ~ " : I I':""PX "",nue.{rl'llge 011 tile nl'cetl'es of cI'vI'II'ze(l IIfe. at Pottstown. Elmwood 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0- 1 4 6 a pair ' of p ~ e - ! - : I " s , , ' " . Call anol pr""" pl"Op., e r l ~ ' an d P l l ~ ' lCU' th is arln"'rtl:olt'lllentEYerett 's chief vi r tue is that he does Batter ies-Bowen, Dur bi n. Koons , .

I 0 S t 1 I f Ensinger, Long, Fine. Flli t l',\/.E-I,ar!-:" pael,lng- hn"o". ~ I . ' , to :IW la t mos t o f u s wou ld , at t imes, l ike n a ur( ay, ti e ollowing members fl'el wl,lo ""01 I; 10 1" f",,1 lOllg-. "" ' e"nlsto do to,.Qffensivc IJoersons who have of th e faculty w.ere present at the ' a 11,1 $1 pa"h, ll('('"rdlng I" slz ... A. I;. "'oh-annoyed us, bu t ar e still ' wi th in t he mee ti ng of th e Montgomery County' Next week a regular g ame w il l be ' I p :-:11 "he,_t_h_,_1_.,_,. _law.' l ~ o r instance, you ICllow t h e Te acher s' Association, at Ambler; I p l a y e d - t l L ( ~ opponents being th e P . R. W,\:"TI:lI-'I'h, t;ard"n :-:ursO"'lf's, )I"nl-t t 1M" r 1\.... T R Transportation tean} COlne ou t g - l I m r o r ~ ' a,"PlltU', :"nrhflorth. w a l l t ~ l a h o r p r ~YPe 0 man who persists In reading I ISS ryeI'. ! lISS urncr an d Mr. . . ' f"l" pialltlll!-: Iroes ,,"01 0111l'r !':anl,," worlt.your newspape r over your shoulder. I\lelchior. 'and look o\'er Manager \Valze,"s re - o\pply III th,' n"'l"nlll.

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ST. .UARGAIn;'I"S CHURClI.Early Mass on Sundtl.y from J\prll

1' it t o October 31st at r..JO A. :\:1. From~ O \ ' c m b e r 1s t to IIIarcn 31st at 7 A. M.Late 1\lass, 9.30 A. ~ l th roughout thelear. :II asses on holydays, 6.30 and8.30 A.?l1. Weekdays at 8. Eveningdevotions and o ther services at regulartimes.

lIERIOX JIEETISG JlOUSE.Merion Meeting House is opened forworsh ip cvery First-day at 10.30 A.M. Visitors ar e cordially welcome.A registry book is kept for visitors.All are asked to register their names.

The services at All Saints' P. E.Churcl1. Montgomery and Wynnewoo(lavenucs, for next Sunday ar e as follows:8.00 A. :rvr. Holy Communion.9,45 A. M. Sunday school.11.00 A. 1\1. :Morning prayer withsermon.3.00 P. 1\1. Confirmation instructions.4.00 P. M. Evening prayer.Last Sunday, the Rev. A. D. Heffr en , P ro fe ssor o f Languages at thePhiladelphia Divinity S cho ol , ha( lcharge of th e services during the absence of th e rector.The W e d n e s d a ~ - and Friday Lentenservices will be omitteil until furthernotice.All Saints' Guild held th e regularmee ti ng f or A pri l at th e residenceof the Misses Shand in Nal' lJerth lastMonday afternoon. April 3ril.The church c ho ir i s preparing aspecial mus ic al p rogr am for Easter.The Sunday school is getting l a r g ~ revery Sund ay . an d i t is hoped youwil l asl , any children who do not a ttend Sunday school to come up to AllSaints' next Sunday morning at 9.45.Church 'busses leave Wynnewood

and ! '\a rbe rth s tat ions at 10,40 onSunday morning.

H.-v Tohn Van Xesll, lIlnlster.Meetings f or n ex t Sunday:10 A. M. Sunday school. TheEaster mus ic w il l b e rehearsed underthe direct ion of P rof. W. T. Melchior.11 A. M. Public worship. In con

n ec ti on w it h t hi s mee ti ng th e Sacraments of Bap ti sm a nd o f th e Lord'sSupper will be observed, and therewill be a publ ic recep t ion of newIII embers.7 P. 1\1. Young People 's Mee ting .Leader, Edyth Humphreys.S P. M. E ven ing w or shi p w iths ermon by th e pastor on the theme:"With Chris t at Bethany."

Church Notes.Special meetings are being arranged for the Lenten season. Next Wed

nesday evening the Rev. Sydney S.Conger, of th e Presbyterian Churchof Bryn Mawr, wi ll p reach o n " Th eSeven .Words from the Cross," OnGood Friday n igh t Dr. John B. La ird ,Moderator of the Synod of Pennsylvania, will preach.Rehearsals ar e being held by thec ho ru s f or t lt e music on Easter Sun- ME]IBEnSIUP COMMITTEE.day morning .Miss Mary Gara will en ter ta in the J. HOWARD WILSON CHAS. V. NOELYoung Ladies' Bible Cla ss at which EDW. WIP}' E. P. DOL])she is a member at her home on Next busJness meeting of CompouJ' }'ebruor)' 29, 1916. Have your IIpplJ.next Thursday evening. I cation In before t Jl ll t d ot e. OUR l ) n E S E ~ T AIM Is a MEMBERSHIP O}' DOO

. -= -=============== :==== :=== :==================-SURPRISE PARTY. IA week-end s urpr is e p ar ty wasgiven G,eorge B. Sheldon, Sr., 104 Elm: wood av,enue, Sa turday, Apri l I, inSunday. 9.30 A. M. Prayer service: honor of h is b i rthday . Those presentfor t eachers and friends of the Bible; were his mother, Mrs. I. S. Sheldon,School. Mr. an d Mrs. F . E . Wal len , Mrs. Wyn-!.l,45 A. M. Bible S chool. A fU ll, fleld Parsons, Mrs. Rebecca Hausen,attendanee i s d es ir ed t o forward th e i Mrs. Wilbur Doughty, all of Millville,preparation for the Easter service.: N, J. ; Mrs. Joseph Wil l iams, of MinaEveryone enjoyed the fine lecture by I tala, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. Gooilwln DonHev. S . G. Ncil last Sunday. nelly and Mr. OscarDonnelly, of Flor-11.00 A. M. Morning worship. Sub-' ence, N. J. ; Mrs. Harry Cheeseman andject o f t he s ermo n, " Th e Cha ll en ge Mrs. Edith Smith, of Burlington, N. J.

of Love." All were r el at iv es o f Mr. Sheldon .7.00 P. M. Young People 's service. They spent a very enjoyable t ime andGroup l"our, of Which Elizabeth Mil-' return.ed t o t he ir h omes Monday.ler is ch ai rm an, wi ll be in charge.The meet ing last Sunday evening wasvery well at tended and helpful. Be.'1E'I' IIOHI 8'1' }:I'ISl:OI'AIJ CHURCH. sure to be present thi s week. (Continued from Page ODA)I 7,45 P . M. Evening worship. Mr. Coy. M is s Margaret Hayes, Miss MarJoseph Kemp, member of th e First garet Eyre, Miss H.elen Duff, MissBaptist Church. Detroit, wl11 speak in Agnes Hose, Miss Huth Diamond, Miss? li ss Achsah Wentz, Organist. the interest of the Salva t ion Army. Mar lon Trotter. Miss Hilda Smedley,Jfiss Huth Prescott, Leader. He is a f lu en t, forceful speaker , a. Miss Jane Laird, MisR Mar ian Haws,

Sunday services: lll an of especially at tract ive manner,: Miss Eleanor Wil so n, Mi ss Dorothy~ 1 . 4 5 . Sunday School. who will certainly delight all who Durbin , Miss Mildred Harris, Miss11.00. P ub li c w or sh ip . S ermo n b y desire to hear the Gospel message. Huth Haws, Miss Virginia Downes,the pastor. Si ngi ng by the chorus Wednesday, 8.00 P. M. Prayer and; Miss Huth Joues, Miss Augusta With-choir. praise serviee. The Helpi ng Hand' erow. Miss Jean Just ice and Miss ER-6.45. Epworth League. S pe aker , ('1asR wil l h ave full charge. Mr. J. : telle Cohic.:.'\lr. Edward Pedriek. W. Shinn will be the leader. This7.45. Organ recita l llY l \ ~ i s s Wen tz . w il l he an important meeting. We MiRs Helen Duff entertained a num-S.OO. Gospel song se rvIce led by invite you to be present. her of f riends at her home on Satur-

dlUreh ehorus choir. Hearty, help- The Eve rv Membe r Canva ss last day evening. The guests includedful congregational singing. Stirring I SUllday a f t e ~ n o o n was a great suc-, l\!iss M ~ d e l i n . e McCoy, ~ 1 i s s .Margaretaddress by the pastor. Strangers I cess. Twenty-s ix members were en- F"yr,e. MI.ss Mlld:cd Harns. 1\lIs.s Agneswelcome always. , Igaged in t he work of calling. peo-. n o ~ e . M I ~ s MarIan !rotter, MISS JaneHecltal. pie abRent f rom h ome whe n t he v ls i- LaIrd, MISS Ruth DIamond, Mr. HenryThe fifteen minute organ recital by I tors called as well a s t he v is it or s: Howes, Mr. Gilder. J ~ c o b y . Mr .. Chas.:.'\1iss Wentz was great ly enjoyed ~ u n - : themselves wil l r eceive a visit later.! MeCarter: Mr. WIlham Har:ls, Mr.day evening. The newly orgamzed I The impulse of this concerted move- iFrank Wmne, ~ 1 r . Gerard Enghsl.l..Mr.chorus sang splcndidly The recitals I t '11 t bl' t th I Schuyler Enghsh and Mr. WIlham.. ,men WI reurn a essmg 0 e. D I 'and song .se rv ices ' ~ i 1 1 b; continued Ichurch of s pi ri tu al s tr en gt h a nd a g- : u r Jill.eaeh evenmg at 7.4;:,. Nearly one. gressiveness.I I 1 I t nd ev I Mr. and Mrs. John Van Nes s enter-111m ret p e ~ p e were presen a - The Ushers' Association will holdery effort w111 be. made IJY p a s t ~ r and its annual banquet at the Y. M. C. tain,eil thE.' Mary Marthas on Fridayofficials to s us tam t he popularIty of I A. Mondav evening, April 17. Dr . W. e v ~ n i n g . ~ m o n g . those ~ r e s e n t werethese happy Snnday evenings. H 1\1' . Ph'l d I hi il b th MISs Sydllle Bohch. MISS DorothY. , am. I a e p. a, w lee Durbin, Miss Edith Humphreys. Missspeaker. PreparatIons are being iAgnes Rose, Miss l\ladeline McCoy,

made for an even larger at tendance!Miss Dorothy WilRon, Miss Eleanorthan last year. IBrown, M i s ~ Marjorie Warner , Miss

Mildred Harris, Mis s Es te lLe Cohi cX};Enl,RWORK Grn.n . and Miss Helen Duff. PasteurizedMilk Ili:UVeRfESBrynclovi.. Certllied WEST PilILA.The next meet ing of the l'\eedlework I MilkGuild will he held in the l ' \arberth Y.: Mrs Henry Hose, of WoodsHle ave- (Pedrlalic Society) OVERBROOK

]\f. C. A. on Wednesday, April 12. at : nue, entertained the Thimble Cluh on Special "Guernsey" MERION2.30 P. M. The society is now working Wednesday a fternoon. Milk WYNNEFlELDfor th e Red Cross Society and it is : (Roberls&Sharpless BALA-CYNWYDh op ed a ll m embe rs w il l come if pos- A scientist statos that fully two- Dairies) NARBERTHsihlf'. thirds of a woman's pleasures in l if o CreamButtermilk ARDMORE MA Y I PROVE.)Jrs. AT. I,oos. . are derived from he r ability to gl ted Table :and Whipping WYNNEWOOD TSecretarv. i tears at will. Cream. 1 a you what an advantage it is

W H ~ I ; ~ O d ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ J ~ ; : J # : ~ : ~ : t h ~ ~ ~ : a : ~ ~ Iscon - P O W E L ~ DAIRIES II At : ~ ~ ~ ~ t ~ : : : : : ~ : ~ " .WHY CLEAN SILVER \ ~ T i t h sal t and soda devices that in a II 45th and ParrIsh Sts. I Telephone-Narberth 368.

short time give a dead, lus terless ap- IEDWARD HAWSpearance to the silver and often make it necessary to have I I PI t deit replated? I Try a Pound of as er an ementWork; Estimates Furnished JobbingWHY CLEAN SILVER With UKan-Plate Silver Polish (label HOME-MADE FUDGE I .blue) that positively does NOT wear HARRY B WALLaway the surface-that does NOT blacken the hands-that H E DAVIS actually RESISTS the leturn of tarnish, keeping the silver PI b G F' tbright, and saving labor-that makes the silver wear longer urn mg, as It mg- t h a t is very sanitary and clean to use? and HeatingN A R B E R T H , P A l

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Open from 8 A. M. to 4 P. M. Friday Evenings, 7 t o 9.

"E dery one can spen money; most peo-ple can make It; only a few know how tosave it . The difference between th e prosperous and th e poor is largely a dif ference inwillingness or ability to save.. ,

Why no t teach your children to save?We can help you. We have home savingbanks. By depositing a dollar you will receive a bank. Pu t your savings in it a t home,when you have saved a dol lar or more bring itto us, we wil l g ive you a pass-book. Yourmoney will t hen d raw interest; Start Now!

10 to 12 ft. high, $2.00 ('nell12 to H H. hil-t'h. $:1.110 l'adl

Every citizen of Narberth who is interested In th e move to have Essex Avenue cu tthrough under the rai lroad, should stop atonce in Caldwell &: Co.'s office and s ign th epetition for this good cause.Over one hundred and Iilty BIlmes havealready been placed on the list. '\

OUR TOWN will gladly printan y news Item about nny subjectthat Is o f I nt e re st to Narberthfolks, bu t In order to meetthe pr int ing sehe4ule, al l "copy"-manuscr ip ts-must rench th eed ito r by G P. 1'1. l'Iondny enclJweek.

to to 12 ft. higll, $1.;;0 finch:!O trees for $2;;.0012 to It H. high, $2.00 ench20 trees lo r $:IiJ.OO

Speci al P r ic e s 011 largeL IlunllUtleso n t 'J'UEE8 calOW.Norway Maples

Apple Trees

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Oriental Planes

Hav e f re sh frnit by p icki ng you rown. anI' trees will bear the sameyea r a s planted.S 10 HI it. hig'h, well "rauehell$2.;;0 to $ : ~ . ; ; O ench

A m 'J'IIE )IOST A'l '' l ' IUCTIYE O}'AI,), onXAJn:X'J',\I, T R n : s .

'J'HEY A m Ol'l{ 1 ' O W ~ ' S TUE};S.$t:!;; I ~ n r b . a to 4 ft. high.t2 Tre('s, $I:!, :I 1 0 4 f t . high.2;; 'I'rees iu r $211, : to 4 ft. h.igh.

TI1l' sUll l, lr i s l im it ed . Orllel' 1I0Wif wnlltell.

Moving Furniture and Hauling! NOTICE :H va.; rOl;U WAST};I',\PEU A ~ RAGSAutomobiles for Passenger Service -- I William C. Redfield, secretary ofN . h T ' Wh 0 d d [ The law requires that there shall Ith e Depar tmen t o f Commerce Wash-19 t TIPS en r ere be adver t ised in a local paper n ames i ng to n, D. C., ha s sent ou t n ~ t i c e s tow:'AL TON BROS of al l persons having p aid ta x on be displayed in the lobbies of a ll po st- : : = = n = = = ~ = = ' = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = . = = = = = = = = = = = ~ P ~ h ~ o = n = e ~ ,= N : ; a ~ r b ; e = r ; t h ~ 6 ; 7 ; 2 1 their dog an d receiving a tag which offic.es, calling attention to th e serious_ must be worn on th e dog. shortage of raw material for manu-'Wm. W. Akers. facturing paper. This Includes 01(1I H. Buchanan, A. 'V. Brockmeyer, papers and rags. He urges that th eWIll. H. Benjamin , Samuel B. Bow- de pa rtm ent should make it knownman , Rezo Brooks. 111at the co llect ing and saving of rags

Charles Caldwell, A. A. Chalker, au d old paper would grea t ly be tte r\\ ' . G. CUIllmer, C. H. Churchill, W. e xisting conditions for AmericanH. Carmint, W. H. Coh ic , W . Cowen . manufacturers. Wha t b ec om es o f a llH. Davis. Carroll Downs , Kennedy th e olel paper? About 15,000 tons isDuff, Elliott Dodge. manu fac tu red eve ry day, of differentK P . F l anne ry, Dr. C. T. Faries, kinds. A large proportion of thisW11I. F. Fielden , H. R. Felton. could be u se d o ve r a ga in for som.e'If. B. Goodall, Guyan G. Gray, Geo. class of paper. A little attention toII. Gifford. th e saving of rags and papers willL ewis Ha tt on , 'N. F. Hodg es , F . mean genu ine re lie f to our p ap er in H. Harjes, Jr., H. G. Hamer, ChBs. dustry, and a diminishing drain up ou rHumphreys, H. R. Hillegas, E. J . H al s ou rc es of supply for new mater ia l s.lahan. I t may he dispos.ed of to a n y o n eHavmond Jo ne s K or ma n J ef fr ie s de al in g in paper a nd r ag s, or givenJohnR. Johnson, 'E. C. Jacoby, 1". M: to any char i table organ iza tion whichJustice, H. A. Jacobs. !~ o l l e e t s . suc.h. matter, so t hat it findsCharles E. Kreame r, Ado lp h Kuy - I ts wa) back to th e paper manufac-

lensgat. Jolin S. Ketchum, Eric Krell, iturers..J. R. Kernan, Wm. Kirl" W. J IKirkpatrick.Richard Lacy. Samuel Lai rd , A. L I .Lamhert. A. O. Leighton. . 1. Jr. r. A. Board of Directors.

A. H. Mueller, E. A. lVIuschamp, 0.\ H. . S. Hopper . p r es id en t; C. E.S. Mellor. Frederick MoeI', Will. J . K reamer , v ic e p r es id en t; R L. Beatty,l \ J U l h o l l a ~ 1 ( I . Wm. 1\1ann, C. H. MCCal'-!secretarr; D. D. Stickney, t reasurer;tel'. Daniel J. McGarry. .J. W. Mc- IG. 1\1. Henry, J. S. Harris, E. S. Haws.Al ll if fe. W . S . McClellan, J. W. Me- IDr . R . C. Hoffman, W. D. Smedley, E .Men3ll1in. IE. Seaver, Carrol Downes, G. H. GifJ os. II. :'\a:-;h, Robert ,T. Nash, J. If('rd. ,T. B. Esenwein. T. C. Trotler, C.E. Xillecker. in. McCarter, T. n. Coggeshall, A. J.Dr. A. L. Orr. ;Loos, Franl, Stone. J. G. Walton, 1.. PATENTS ,Tos. Parke, W. D. Price. T. F . Phi l i1'. Ward , Vernon Fleck.

hnJ out if that iJea of yours is ratental'I,.. It l ips . F . L. Padget, I". l!:. Pat lon, H . : Board of lUaungers ma y lTll 'an rnw:h to you. No t rol l l ' lc to ; : 1 1 1 s \ \ ' ~ r IG P . . I I Ip, . , ..quest""". eillwr I' : ",ali. pl\ I ~ I J . . , j 6. IH16=========1============