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Vol. XIII, Number 19 Narberth, Pa.,Saturday, February 12, 1927 PRICE THREE CENTS

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OLD OFFICERS OFAUXILIARY REPORTNext Me et in g S ch ed u le d

Tuesday Evening a tLe gi on R oom .

TENNIS CLUB WILLGIVE DANCE SATURDAY

BERTHA H. BITLERBertha H. Bitler . 18 years of age,daughter of Mr. a nd Mr s. HarryBitler, of 208 Iona avenue, died ather home Sunday morning. Shehad been ill f or two years.Funeral services were heldThursday. Bur ia l w as at Greenmount Cemetery.

At Merion Tribute House - Is Th ir dof Winter Series.

"Time certainly does fly," saidth e man as he threw his watchacross t he s t reet . Bu t next weekth e T en nis C lub will hold thethird dance o f i ts w in te r series onSa turday nigh t, February 19, atthe :Merion Tribute House, 625Hazelhurst a ve nu e, Mer io n, o ne half block f rom the s ta tion on thePhiladelphia-bound side of therailroad.The regulars are gradually findi ng t he ir way to th e dances andt he re w er e qui te a few guests att he l as t dance, which was putove rwith a punch. Th e next dance,faJJing on Saturday, will give anopportunity for ou r travelers tobe on hand-we have missed someof the s t andbys due to the i r be ingou t of town.Everybody will be welcomed,whether a membe r o f t he club ornot. and we hope you 'l l all b e onhand early .Dancirig, 8.:30 until 12 o'clock.Those who do no t have t icke tsmay pay at th e dance-$1.25 perperson.

I RV IN TO SPEAK NEW BOARD INSTALLED.

WOMEN VOTERS INHOMELESS STATECounci l Ru l ing Cuts Off Free

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BANQUET TO FIREMENTO BE BIG AFFAIR

Weather Repor t for January.In spi te o f the severe cold spe l lfrom t he 2 6t h to 28th, when t hetemperature d ro pp ed t o 1 abovezero . the average temperature fo!;the month was close to normal.The highest temperature was 52degrees on the 22d, while th e

snowfall amounted to exactly sixinches. Precipitation was 2.34inches (which includes rain andmel te d snow) . S tr ong nor thwe stwinds on the 16th m a d ~ the daythe 1110st disagreeable of themonth.

THIRD CONCERTOf Orchestra to Be Held Sunday.

Pianist Will Be Soloist.The t hi rd Main L in e O rche st raconcert of the season will be heldo n S un da y a ft er no on a t t he A rd moreTheatre. Ailsa CraigMacColl,

pianist, will be the soloist, playingthe first movement of the SchumannA Minor Concerto with orchestra.Adolph Vogel , c on du ct or , h asarranged a program cons ist ing ofworks by Goldmark, Tschaikowsky,MacDowell and Mosz-1V10wsky.M is s MacCo ll is a young American pianist who has had advantagesof international training and experie nce t o e qu ip her for the concertp la tf orm. She lately returned fromEurope after complet ing a three years' course at t he Royal Col legeof usic in London.At t he e nd of t h first year shewas awarded the college degree ofAssocia te; in the s ec on d y ea r sh ewon the C lement i Scholar sh ip , andat the close of he r c ou rs e s he r eceived the EUen Shaw Williamsprize for pianoforte playing. Shewas soloist with the orchestra in thefinal concert of the year, playing theGrieg concerto.

LAST CALL FOR SUPPERDon't forget the sour kraut supper Saturday e\'ening. February

12 , g iven hy GoodfeHowsh ip C lubat the \'arhei'th M. E. Church,hetween the hours qf ;i.:lO and ~ . ' l Oo'clock.Come and en joy a good supperand social hour, as everyone iscordially i11\'ited to come.

LECTURE ON CHRISTIANSCIENCEThere will be a free lecture onChristian Science under the auspicesof First Church of Christ. Scientist,o f A rdmo re , P a. . del ivered in the\\Toman's Club, Ardmore avenue,Ardmore .. on Thursday evening,February 17,,1927, at 8.1S o'clock,by Bicknell Young. C. S. B., ofChicago .. Il l. , a member of the Boardo f Lec tu re sh ip ' of The MotherChurch, The First Church of Christ,Scientist, in Boston. Mass.The pub li c is inv it ed and welcomed to this lecture.

NEW AUTO PAINT SHOP.\nother new husincss has madeits appearance in Narberth. TheNarbe rth Auto Paint $hop r pe ned this week at 107 Essex avenue.The paint shop is unde r the dir ec t ion o f Dean Baker , f or manyyears h ead o f the painting depar tment of the Derham Bodv Company. II e is well known through

ou t the ~ r a i l l Line , and feels thatsuch a husiness \ vi ll fi ll a need inNarberth.

COMMUNITY PATRIOTICMEETING SUNDAY

'I:'he Narberth branch of the The r egul ar mon th ly mee ti ngLeagu e o f \Vomen Voters, whose of the American Legion Auxiliary,next meeting is scheduled f o Mon- Harold D. Speakman Post, No.day afternoon! are. faced WIth ~ h ;j,ill. will be hel d nex t Tue sd ayprospect of bemg wlthout a meet111g . l 1 _Place accordinCT to a s tatement this eve11lng,


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301 Haverford AvenueNARBERTH 1635

CALL NARBERTH 1635

An old friend witha new name

REPAIRS, CONVERTING,

ALEXBE ELECTRIC

AR T' SFeeling t ha t t he name "Windsor" was no t rep

resentative of this garage, a nd t ha t it d at ed b ac k t oc ondi ti on s whi ch no l onge r exi st , t he propr i eto r ha sre-named th e Windsor Garage so that hereafter itwill carry his own name.

Two fu rther s t eps fo rwa rd in service an d qualityar e coming soon. Watch fo r ou r announcement of aline of quality tires, an d of th e installation of a modernlubricat.:ng pit.

He practiced thrift because his far seeing mindtold h im that it was the only way in which hecould gain the goal h e h a d s et in life. Today,the same rule applies.

If You Would Be Successful" You Must Be Thrifty

Lincoln Practiced Thrift

provision store, in Narberth's

Arthur Korthaus, Prop.

Open Friday Evenings. 7-9 O'ClockTHE NARBERTH NATIONAL BANK

Meats, Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables

Phone Narberth 672

"SerVice ID1t ll 0 I' ... l l ~

Walter RoserllOllGi': ~ E D A N S FOR HIREII\ ' TIn : 1l0UR OR DAY

Illtlc-. . . 215 I l ll \ ' er ( o rd Ave.

R. S. TOUHILLElectrical Contractor

703 S. Bowman AvenuePHONE MERION 1088B8Um-ate. Funu.lle4

Contractor & BuilderNARBERTH. PA.

GEO. W. BOTTOMS

Narberth Taxi Cab Co.

HIGHLAND. DAIRIESMILK AND CREAM75 8 LANCASTER AVE.BRYN MAWR.PHONE, BRYN MAWR 882

N.R.PEACOCKIn te r ior and Exterior PaintingWILL BE


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An article of f ur ni tu re a lw ay s i n d eman d. You c an mak e o ne o f them. duxingth e next coupleof months, and be prepared for t he enemy when he arrives i n t he Spring.We carry in stock th e REAL AROMATIC CEDAR f or che sts, a s well as th etongued and grooved lining for closets.Call us for pr ices on this, or anything in Wood Products.

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RIGHT AT THE STATIONWhe1'e the Apothecary Has Held ForthFor the Last Qua1'terl'-Century

Telephone: Narberth 2838

Ardmore 3500Llanerch 233

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NARBERTH ELECTRIC' SHOP !. ,250 Haverford Aventre : : Phone. NaJlberth 2282

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IMontgomery Avenue Line Leaving Pennsylvania R. R. Sta- untDl 10.30 P . M. !t ion in Narbe rth 7 minut es l at er Then 10.50 and every 2.0 min. until -retW Eastbound than the above-mentioned times. 12.30 A . M.~ Leaving 54th Street and City Lililte Then 1.00, 2.00 and 3.00 A. 1\1.W Leaving Anderson and Montgomery 21 . t 1 t th th bmmu es ' a er an e a ove- Leaving 54th ar.ld City Line 5 min-rn: Avenues mentioned times. utes later than the above-men-WEEKDAYS W tb d tioned times.

Starting at 5.30 A. M. es oun Leaving Pennsylvania R. R. Sta-l lb . Then every 15 min. until 9.00 A.M. Leaving 62d and Lancaster Avenue t ion in Narberth 19 minutes laterThen 9.20 and every 20 min. until than the above-mentioned times.300 P 1\1 WEEKDAYS "


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METEORS SHINE

Th e Presbyterian Church.Rev. John Van Ness, ;VI. A, Minister.Meetings for week of February 13:Sunday-9.:10 A. M.-Bible School.11.00 A. M.-Public Worship-uTheWhole Tithe."11.00 A ~ I . - J u n i o r Church for Children.6.45 A. wI.-Senior Endeavor Meeting.7.00 P. M.-Junior Endeavor Meeting.7.45 P. M.-Union Meeting underthe auspices of the Anti-Saloon League.Address by Rev. Homer W. Tope, D. D.\Vednesday evening, prayer meeting.The pas to r will d el ive r an i ll us tr ate dlecture on "The Voyage o f L ife ." Allinvited. A communicants' class will be

organized Sunday, February 20, at 4P. 11. for a ll young people des ir ing tounite with the church.It is a privi lege for thi s church to bethe host 0 f the union meeting held underthe auspices of the Anti-Saloon Leagueand it is also a privilege to welcome tothis pulpit Rev. Homer W. Tope, D. D.,State superintendent of the Anti-SaloonLeague. Dr. Tope is one of the nation'soutstanding- men in the prohibition causeand his ability as a speaker, h is g re attact as an organizer, and his statesmanlike vision of our count ry 's real needshave made him eminently worthy of theadmiration and support of us all.First Church of Christ, Scientist.WOi'IIAN'S CLUB BUILDINGArdmore A venue, Ardmore, Pa.11.00 A. NI.-Sunday services.11.00 A. M.-Sunda\ School serv-ices. '\Vednesday evening. testimonial meeting, 8 o'clock.Reading room, 1!l \Vest Lancaster avenue, each week day, 11.30 A. l\L to4 .3 0 P . l \LThe subject for the Bible lesson ser mon for Sunday. February 1:1, is "SouL"

COMMUNITY CLUB EVENTSFebruary U .. 8 P. IvI.-Mothers'Conncil. Election of off icers forpermanent organizat ion. JuniorHigh School.February ] 5, 2.30 P. M.-Clubmeeting. IVliss Eckert, impersonator.February HJ. 8.]5 P. M.-Play,"Adam and EIa ." Elm Hall. ' ricke ts , 50 cents.

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SAILH\G .lULY 2nd. 192jon S. S. PENNLANDEngland, Holland,Belgium,Switzerland and F1'ance

:;:! DAn; O I Ul\IQUE TRAVELfor

A R I I A ~ G E D BY]. T. BARCLAY33 Sabine Ave., Narberth

Open 7A. M. to9 P. M.February-March-AprilNARBERTHRESTAURANT

[ ' l I r /o ' ti le SlIpervision ofGEYELlN & COMPANYTrClvel E ~ r ] J e l t s17UU WIlIIIIlI :"Irl 'l 't Phillldelphia

Holy Tr in ity Lu the ran Church.!lA5 A l\I.-Bible School.11.00 A. M.-Morning Service.4.00 P. M.-J unior Luther League.7.00 P. M.-Senior Luther League.7.45 P. M.-Evening Service.Both the church services will be incharge of Rev. Clifford E. Hays, ofPhiladelphia. .A t t he c lose o f the morn ing se rv icethere will be a congregational meeting.Since important business is to be discussed. a full attendance is urged.The Senior Luther League will havethe pleasure of h ear ing Mr. P. J.Tritschler, of NIt. Airy Seminary.Me th o di s t E pi s co p al C hu r ch .

Rev. \V. Sheridan Dawson, Minister.!l.45 A. ~ d . - B i b l e School-Hon.Fletcher W. Stites, superintendent.11.00 A I\'I.-Morning worship. Specialsermon to the Boy Scouts.Anthem-"Let There Be Light !"-Wilson.Contral to solo- liThe Trees and theMaster"-Chadwick.6,45 P. M.-Epworth League devotional meeting.7.4:i P. M.-Union Anti-Saloon service in the Presbvterian church. Rev.I-lamer Tope, D. D., will be the speaker.The regular monthly meeting of theOfficial Board will be held on Mondayevening at 8 o'clock.Prayer and Praise Service on \Vednesday evening at 8 o'clock.The Woman's Home Missionary Society will serve a luncheon on Thursday,Februarv 17. at 1 ~ ! . : 1 0 P. M.You ~ v i l 1 lind a welcome at all theservices of the church.All Saints Chur c h, Wynn ewood, P a.Rector-Rev. Gibson Bell.8.00 A. M.-Holy Communiou.10.00 A. M.-Church School.11.00 A. M.-:\forning prayer and serm on b y the rector.Anthem-"By t he \Va tr es o f Babylon"-Coleridge-Taylor."Bcncdici te"-StokolVski. Choir of"Benedicite"-Stowkowski. Choir of

-10 voices.

222 Haver/m'd Ave.

FOREIGN TOUR

Phone,Narberth 2710(A t Funk's Garage)

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ANNOUNCINGthe opening of a business long needed to serveNarberth motorists, the

Where, under the direction of an experienced an dcompetent man, the cars of Narberth auto owners ca nbe refinished at reasonable prices. an d in a mannerequal to an y work done in the most expensive shops.

We a re equ ip ped f or a ll g r ades o f w o r k - w i t hor without the removal o f t he old co at o f pa in t . S t ri p ing, monograms, fancy color combinations, renickel-'ing, etc., c an b e d on e a t a surprisingly low cost.

Drop in and let us estimate-there is no obligation an d it may save you time an d money.

NARBERTH AUTO PAINTING SHOP

HOWARD C. FRITSCHJWJtice of the PeaceREAL ESTA'I'E

NARBERTH AUTO PAINTING SHOP

Fire Insurance-Best ComllaniesPhone 17411-W 2Ui Haverford Ave.

Batteries Charged andService Batteries Rented.

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SHOPAnd if you call aNarberth tradesman, contractor, or professional man on the phone, describe theproduct or service you wish, and leave it to h,isjudgment, you will be treated with honestyandcourtesy. you can trust your neighbor.

BAITThe days of merchandising through the use of bait are

passing. Modem stores are making it a policy more andmore to give consistent value, and depend on honest deal-logs.

The lurid offers of city stores, holding out questionablebargains as bait to sell poor value goods; the chain store, "specials" which lure the housewife into the shop, so she canstagger home with a basketful of goods of an unknown, private brand-these selling features are less appealing todaythan they were.

Year -in . and -year out value, unquestioned honesty,prompt service, complete stocks of known products, are thefeatures which appeal to sensible folks.

ADELIZZI BROS. EWALD'S PASTRY SHOP NARBERTH ELECTRIC SHOPTailo1's and Cleane1's 243 Haverjo1'd Avenue- 250 Have1'jo1'd AvenuePhone, Narberth 2602 Phone: Narberth 2201W Phone, Narberth 2282ARCADIA RESTAURANT FREEMAN'S MARKET NARB. FRUIT & PRODUCE MARKET239 IIave1'ford Avenue 201 Have1'/m'd Avenue 228 Haverfo1'd AvenuePhone, Narberth 699 Narberth 620 and 316 Phone, Narberth 377BRYNWOODMANOR INN HEWIT'S NARBERTH NATIONAL BANKTailors, Cleaners & D.ye1sMontgomery Pike. ~ 3 Haverford Avenue 'B:ssex & Haverfm'd AvoouesPhone, Narberth 2269 T. A. KERRIGAN & SON Phone, Narberth 630JOHN A. CALDWELL Buildm's N.R.PEACOCKReal Estate Phone, Narberth 2718 Painting205 Haverford Avenue CHRIS KOCH 407 Essex AvenueCOOK BROTHERS 238-40 Have1'ford Avenue H. RICKLINPlurn,bing and Heating Phone, Narberth 1267 Ha1'dwa1'ePhone, Narberth 1752 ARTHUR KORTHAUS Narberth 2555Windso1' GamgeHOWARD F. COTTER Narberth 2850 ROBERT J. NASHY. M. C. A. Building LYONS' HARDWARE Real EstatePhone, Narberth 1750 211 Have1'jord Avenue Phone, Narberth 1710C. H. CRANE Narberth 2277 SHEA'S DRUG STOREHa'l.'e1'fmd and Na1'be1'th Avenues MERION TITLE & TRUST CO. At the StationPhone, Narberth 1620 Haverfard & Narbe1th Avenues 220 Haverford AvenueGEO.M.DANDO Phone, Narherth 398 WM. D. & H. T. SMEDLEY209 Haverjm'd Avenue J. A. MILLER Build1'sPhone, Narberth 1680 Roofing Phone, Narberth 600111 Forest AvenueDAVIS' NARBERTH COAL CO. WHITE'S SWEET SHOPOldest Stm'e in Narberth 258 Have1'jord Avenue 219 Haverford AvenuePhone, Narberth 1735 Phone, Narberth 375 Phone, Narberth 1705DURBIN & HOWARD NARBERTH GARAGE WHITESIDE -BROTHERSReaZ Estate, Mortgages, Insurance E. H. Wipf, Prop. 237 Have1'!m'd AvenuePhone, Narberth 1243 ' Narberth G75 Phone, Narberth 369

This is one ot a series of twenty-six advertisements issued under auspices of the Narberth Board ofTrade, to tel l you what Narberth has to offer its residents. The following business men are co-operating:

Form Old Girls' Club. Mothers GaveParty Wednesday,

On January the 7 a group ofgir ls f rom troops all over the MainL ine met in the Narberth buildingand formed an Old Girls' Club.There were girls representing manyof the troops present and they drewup the laws, elected officers andthenhad a gener al good t ime. The clubmet at 5. I 5 a nd bui lt a fire in t hefirepl ace. S up pe r was t hen e at enand a s ho rt bu si ne ss meeti ng followed,The second meeting of the club \was held on February 11. The club IIwas organized of girls J5 and over !Ito better the standards of districts, \t o a ct a s cou rt of honor and to dis-cuss t roop aff ai rs . There is to bea meeting the second Friday of eachmonth at 5. J5 at the NarberthS cout House, to which the gi rl sbring their supper.Officers elected are: Polly Phillips, president; Christine Mahl, vicepresident: Ruth Hopkins, secretary: Helene Coogan, treasurer,On Tuesday n ight the NarberthGirl Scouts started to work on theirtroop advancement contest, whichis an annua l event among the g ir lsof many troops, Each troop has anequal chance o f w inning . Some o ft he f ac to rs whi ch cou nt a re 90 p ercent, attendance, perfect inspection,etc, E ac h gi rl has a health bankbook in which she keeps her' individual points.The weekly meeting was openedwith the usual formal opening, Mrs.Cook spoke briefly, The troop wentto patro l corners , Later the goodnight circle wa s for me d and theg ir ls were d ismissed . After themeeting a f ew s tayed for p lay p ractice, The Gir l Scouts a re going togive a play; watch for the announcement of the date.On Wednesday, February 9, t hemothers' association of t he GirlSc out s held a c ar d part y, Therewer e abo ut 80 women present.Sandwiches, cake and coffee wereserved.

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TO GIVE "KATHLEEN"The St. Margaret's Dramatic

C lub set las t Thursday as the datefor t he first rehearsal of theirmusical p lay "Kathleen," which will begiven in theChurch Hall on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, February 24, 25 and 26.Every one is looking forward tothe d ay wh en "Kathleen" will bestaged, as repor ts from the placeswhere this p lay has been g iven her ald i tas a most attractive and tune

GIRL SCOUTS'

Buy New Shelves and Lighting FIxtures for Library,

No more appropria te place thanthese columns could b e f ou nd f ort he p ro pe r acknowledgmen t bythe Library of the contribution of$250 which has been receivedwithin the past week from the CivicAssociation, for the money was apart of the s um derived- by theCivic Associa t ion from the sale o f"Our Town" to the present edi to r and publisher. This sale wasa part of the preliminary steps inthe disbandment of the Civic Association, and the check was sentto the Community Library Association by :\h. Ralph S, Dunne,the l as t p re si de nt o f t he association.The Library t rus tees a t theirre gu lar month ly meeting las tTuesday evening authorized theuse o f a s muc h of the Ch'ic Associa t ion fund a s might be necessaryto purchase and ins ta ll additionallighting fixtures which, have beenrepeatedly demonstrated as beingurgently needed to give betterlight f or f inding books on theshelves. The trustees authorizedalso the purchase f rom t he s amefund of additional shelves. tomatch those already installed andto provide for the steady increasein the collection of books.The growth of the public use ofthe l ibrary has continued so steadily that ' already the equipmentwhich seemed qui te adequate lessthan a yea r ago is now becomingcrowded. Tha t s ame increase inthe pnblic use of t he L ib ra ryalso reqnires that a ll ava i lable income sha ll b e spen t on books, bothcurrent and standard, wit h t he resu lt t ha t, lacking' some additionalfunds such as those so generouslyI 'rovided by the Civic Association,it would be practically impossiblefor t he L ib ra rv t o c ar e for hathrequirements.

our town february 12, 1927

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