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ESTIMATE EXPENDITURES.

I--Lower Merion Makes

Survey on Merger

NARBERTH, PENNSYLVANIA, JANUARY 17 , 1936

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VOLUME 22, No. 15- - - - - - - - - - ~ ~ - - - - - - - - - - -r Th--G:-- iI"u rHomemakers Invited to Attend INarberth T:"" Rate of . M"ger Hea'ing i, Next

Th.:" s a ; n t ~ ~ : ' ~ s ; n n " , ~ Club", Cooking School Next Week 16 Mills IS Adopted: N ~ : i : : l a : t m o : ~ : : ~ ' : : ~ :met hlHt F r i d a ~ ' night at th e home - - - I !Appropriation Ordinance, Sliced' ar y 24, at 10 o 'clock i s t he t im eof, Arthur L. ,Dewar, . S p r o ~ l r ~ a d , At Ardmore Tuesday and Wed. Engaged I $5,000, Also Passed on and the Montgomery CountyVJllanova. I t IS a 11lghly I ~ f o l m a l i nesday; Narberth Thurs- Final Reading courthouse at NOlTistown thegroup of men connected w it h A ll d d F .d j place o f t h e hearing on the lleti-Saints' Church, Wynnewood, who ay an rl ay t ion seeldng t he a nn ulme nt o fEND YEARWITH BALANCEmeet now a nd the n in the interests of I - - - t he Narbe rt h Borough Chartergood fellowship. Motif f or t he club PRIZES TO BE AWARDED a nd i ts return t o Lower Mer ionrdinances fixing the Narberth It would c os t Lower Mer ion Town-is expr es s ed i n various poste rs that Township.appeared in the Dewar ' s game room At 2 o 'clock Tuesday afternoon at I t ax r at e fo r 1936 at 16 mills and The th re e ju dg e s o f the Cou r t s hip ove r $8000 more to op era te thefor the occasion. Several members the Mason ic Hal l , A rdmo re avenue, appropriating $75,394 to operate the of Quarter Sessions, Harold G. !Narbe rt h a r ea unde r a merger thanare executives of the Curt is Publish-, Ardmore , the C o m m u n i t ~ Vveeldy I Borough g ov er nmen t w er e a do pt ed o n, K ni gh t, George C. Corson and i t he towns hip would receive in ta xing C o m p a n ~ ' , mId appropriately one Newspapers ' annua l ,Cookm g School I final reading at the meeting of: William F. Dannehower, will be ,and other receipts.o f t he placards was a ta lw-of f on the willbe oJlened, with I \ I I ~ S M ~ r t h a Ross I Council Monday night. I on the bench for t h e h ea r in g , ! This was reported by a sllecial com-front cover o f t he S at ur da y Evening' Tempie, home eCOn0l11lst, m charge. i The t ax r at e i s the same as has which m ay be continued for sev- !m it t ee o f th e Lower Merion Boa rd o fPos t, r e ad ing : "The Lad ie s' Eveni ng - A s econd session at t he sa me h ou r ibeen in effect fo r the past three eral days, or which, according I Commissioners a ppoint ed to inv es ti -Gentleman. Founded by a ge nt le - a nd s am e location will be held Iyears, The budge t, i n which a s li ce t o rumo rs current, may b e d is - Ig at e t he proposed merger On which aman whose name was Adam. More' 'Vedn es da y a ft ernoon . lof $5,000 w as made f rom the high- posed of in short order. ' hearing will be conducted in th e c our tthan five million circulation weakly. Next Thursday complete equipment way item since its passage on first A l ar ge d el eg at io n o f Nar- at Norristown n ex t F ri da y, Janu-Goes into the homes occasionally. i and school facilities wil l b e moved to reading in December, is about $1,000 herth residents is expected to ar y 24.Published first of e v e r ~ ' week. By th e EIIl1 H aJ J, o n Forrest avenue, Nar- l ar ge r t ha n l as t year. attend as well a s many from the The statement prepared by the com-Bell's Publishing Company a nd ber th, where sessions will be conducted The reduction in the h ighway item to wns hip. mittel' docs not favor or object to thereaches 85 per cent o f t he people who that a fternoon and on Friday. ,was made because of the belief that merger. It point s out , for th e benefithold UJ) 90 PCI' cen t o f t he traffic at Every homemaker on the Main Line the Borough will not receive a s l a rg e N C A of township residents, what the esti-the c or ne r o f Wynnewood r oa d a nd is cordiaJly invited to attend all four Ia grant from the County for high- ew ommlttees re mated receipts and expenditures wouldMontgomery pike." ! of these school periods by the publish- way work a s w as expected. Appointed by Council be at t h e p res e nt tax rates. It only* * * e rs o f the foul' weekly newspapers co- MISS MAUD ORTH An application has been made to concerns the township government andCongressman J. \Villiam Ditter' ope rat i ng in s pons or ing the event. WhOM' clI!lageJIICllt to :lIr. l l ' i l - the County Commissioners fo r aid on has noth in g to do wi th th e schools.

paid a visit to the Lower Merion; These newspapers arc: The An/lI1orc 11/1 r S. Weleh, Jr., has 1J(,(,l/. 011- rebuilding three streets. Council- Durbin Heads Public Safety; T he n et income estimated b)' theTownship building Monday afternoon: Chnmi cl e, T he Mai ll L il le r, OUR 11 0/1 JI eClI. A [orllle/" 1"esif/el/.t of men wer e of the opinion that there Fleer Ordinance and committee from the Narber th area isand in particular, on Township ' TOWN and the Ne/('g of Bala-C//lI1l"i/rl. Narbcrth, M i , ~ s Ortll., daughtcr was 110 usc in appropriating funds $64,0'11.30, made up of $39,702.76 de-/ 'I I 111 G 11' 0 til Law Chal'rlllallTreasurer Peter C. Hess. Asked by ' Not only arc the sessions entirely o. it I'. af/( rs. cO/'u e '. r, for the Borough's share on three rived fromthe 8-mill ta x on valuationsa newshawk lounging in t h e t r ea s- I free of cost, but in addition many llOIl" /'c8idc8 in Logall. applications. of $,1,fl62,845; a special s inldng fundUl'er 's office ab out t he bonus, the' v al ua bl e p ri ze s a nd gifts wiJI be With the exception o f t he hig'hway GIVE ANNUAL REPORTS tax of 3 mills, providing $14,888.54,Cong'ressman opined tha t it wou ld ' awarde d d ai ly to tho se a tt ending . Capacity Audience item and an increase in th e amount and sewer rental, based on approxi-pass in the Senate, It was passed I The pub li sh er s feci that eYery for bond o f t he B or ou gh treasurer, App oi ntme nt o f n ew c ommi tt ee s m at el y 1400 buildings at $fl each, ofthe House last F r id ay , D i tt e r beinp;. W0111an present wiJI ha\'e a pleasant Attends Frolic Night securcd for a two-year period at a a nd p re se nt at io n o f a nn ua l reports $12,600.recorded with the ayes. :and profi tab le aftel'l1oon at each ses- saving, t he b udge t is the s ame a s featured the January meeting o f t he Deductions amounting to $2150 now* * . * :sion of the school. If you attend onl' was allopted on fi rst r ea di ng in Narberth Borough Council Monday paid th e to\\'nship by th e borough fo r

One f ire eng ' ine, th e \'olunteer fire-. SPS:-i011 you will \\'ant to attend all Narberth Players Entertain December. Committees a nn ou nc ed b y P re si - polit;e protect ion , sewer ren ta l and usef ']1 'II ] I 1Mb d F d I I t' tl fi ' I (]Pnt William I-I. F re tz a re as fol- f I f I Imen a nd a ladder w er e r eq ui re d t o our. ler(' WI le a c amp ete clang'(' enl ers an rien s n c om me nl l1 g" o n 1 e 1 l1 anCIU 0 the (ump, a cc ou nt o r t 1C (itfer-effect the rescue of a cat from a tn 'e ' of program daily. Tuesday position of the Borough, Councilman lows: ienee hetween the g'ross and net income.i n Na rh e rth l a st S a tu rda y n ight . The : i \Ii:-s '1 'cm],le, a noted culinary ex- Clarence Kaeber, chairman of the Public safety-\Villiam H. Durbin, i Fo r all the various expenses of gov-

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MANY SPLENDID PRIZESNEW RECIPES AND IDEAS

A GOOD TIME AS USUAL

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exper tly Jaid by A rms t rong' s Representative.Get ou r prices an d sampJes.On display at Our Town's Cooking School inEl m HaJJ January 23-24.

Spo1lsored by Commullity Weekly Newspapers

Thursday, Friday, Jana 23 - 24

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O n Februa ry 1st , 1936 , a spec ia l deputy will bea p p oi n te d t o col lect unpa id HPer C a p it a T a x e s " whichare past due. Th i s will mean addi t iona l costs.

The School and Borough r ight ly demand theseT ax es b e pa id .

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;January's BirthstOlleOn e o f t he most popular of semiprecious stones. Our assortment ofgarnet jewelry inc ludes r ings ,brooches, bracelets, earrinj1;s andpendan ts, a ll modera te ly p riced.

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d u c t i v ~ , more liveable! This thought, highlyappropriah to Holiday s ~ a s o n , isfound ~ x p r ~ s s ~ d in aU p h a s ~ s of S ~ r v i c ~ .

Y u l ~ log, m i s t l d o ~ , piet u r ~ s q u ~ s l ~ i S h h A V ~ a p p ~ a l for aU of us,o ur s i s a far m o r ~ desirable day than w ~ r ~

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Monday, Tuesday,Wednesday2 Specials for 85c3 Specials for $1

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~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I ,IIHELEN HICKS'II~ ~ f r e e - a c t i o n "IISPORT FROCKSII ~ 1 9 . 9 5IInto the springIpicture come theseInew crepes withIthe free-actionIsleeve. Helen Hicks'jfamous recipe isII already indispensablewith active women.ISeveral styles inImais, Indian pink,ibird's egg blue,!white, light blue.Sizes 12-42.

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COLORYou will want it tomake your house your"Home." You mayhave color on thewalls, the woodwork ordraperies and the idealplace may be in th erugs. Whatever planyou follow, make itharmonious and soothing. Create lively,cheerful surroundingsby using pain ts andenamels. When colorminded drive i n t o seeus about your problems.You may want Artists'Sup P li e s for th etouches of color on thewalls. We carry th enew, popular pricedPRE.TESTEDSCHMINCKE OILSand WATER COLORS.

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Novelis t Grace Livingston Hill, ofSwarthmore, Was the speaker at theWestminster Ci rc le m ee ti ng lastThursday e ve ni ng i n the NarberthPresbyterian Ch ur ch . S he gave acondensed version o f h er book, "TheLone Guard," which is a B ib li ca lstory dealing wi th t he controversy bet we en t he old standards of religionand the new.Mrs. C. S. Wilmot sang a few selections during the meet ing, and theCircle ent er ta in ed t he MissionarySociety in the Auxiliary and the

Young People's Association on thesame evening.Mrs. Harry A. Simpson was chair

man of the hostesses. Sh e was assisted by Mrs. Clifford Harrigan,Mrs . C. H. Nold, Mrs . R. E. Hamilton, Mrs. Charles Meikle, Mrs. GcorgeGlessner and Mrs. Wayne Schaeffer.

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b ec aus e t he PETROL organization assures you of COMPLETEheating comfort, convenience and economy. b ec au se PETROL f ue l o il a ss ur es y ou of ful l value and uni.form, superior quality. PETROL is not blended or mixed. b ec au se t he PETROL organization provides 24-hour Neighborhood Sub-station delivery service. b ec au se PETROL i s del ive red in new type, l igh t, fue l o i l t rucks .

THE FIRESIDE

You can now cal l f ri ends i n o th ercitics any t ime on Sunday AT NEWLOW RATESIThese SundayBargain Ratesare thes ameas t hose i n effect after seveno'clockevery night.Youcan callyour out-of-town friendsa t N INE o'clock Sunday morning ifyoul ikc. At NOON if it suits yo ubet te r. No need to wai t 'til NIGHT.The new BARGAIN RATES a re i ncffcctALL DAY SUNDAY.Takeadvantage ofthe bigSUNDAYREDUCTIOKS. an a cull from Phi[adclphiato Pittsburgh,fur cxample,yuuSAVE FIFTY CENTS; thcStatiOIl toSta tion day rate (exccpt SUl lday) i s$1.25; t.he NEW SUKDAY BARGAINRATE IS SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS.Therearc also reductions 011 PersontoPerson callsevery nightafter Sevenand all day on &unday. (Person toPerson cal ls a re those on which youask theopera tor to conncct you witha specific person.)At thenew Barga in Ratesyou saveFIFTY CENTSon a Personto Personcall from Phi[adelphia to Pittsburgh;the dayrate (except Sunday) $1.65;thonew Night and Sunday Rate is $1.15.

New low Rates onPerson to Person Calls

THE BELL TElEPHPNE COMPANYOf PENNSYLVANIA

January 17, 1936

NEW REDUCEDSUNDAY RATES

Baker, of Haverford a ve nu e. T he IGrace Livingston Hill is .guests were Mrs. Joseph Berta, Mrs. Speaker at Circle MeetangEdgerton and Mrs. Mueller.Mrs. C larke, who is the wife of theMr. and Mrs . John Wendell Inwood, Consul at Victoria , Brazi l, i s spend

of Havcrford avenue, entertaincd at ing two weeks a s t he gues t o f Mr. andbridge l ast Sa turday evening. Among! Mrs. Eberhardt Mueller, of Essexthe guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ia ve nu e. M r. and Mrs. Clarke are onBrown and Mr. and Mrs. Cli fford a four months ' leave of abs en ce . Mr.Narrigan. Clarke is at present in England.Misses Ru th and Mary Sargcnt , of Mrs. Conrad Albrecht, of Maple-

Penn Valley, entertained at a dinncr- wood avenue, enter ta ined the memdance New Yea r 's Eve at the Merion bel 'S of her club at luncheon lastCrickct Club. Wednesday.Mr. and Mrs . S. W. Sargent enter- Mrs. J. H. B ak er , o f Haverford

tained at an Egg Nogg party New avenuc, M rs . James Deery, of BrynYear's D ay f or their house guest s, Maw r, M rs . Shannon Lees, of Merion,Mr. and Mrs . G eo rg e Ch oos , of and Mrs . B en T ay lo r, of Narberth,L. 1. spent last week-end at the NewMr. and Mrs. Edward Leary, of Yor ke r i n N ew York.131 Mer io n avenue, and Wildwood Mi ss Margaretta Runyon, a nd h erCrest, N. J ., l ef t on Tuesday night nephew, Mr. Frederick Van Auken,for St. Petersburgh, Florida, where who havc b een spending some time inthey wil l spend the remainder o f t hc Hende rson , N. C ., spent several dayswinter. this week in Narberth visitingfriendsMr. and Mrs. Isaac McHose, o f b ef or e returning to their home inDudley avenue, spent s ever al days Bos ton Mas s.this week at the Hotel Lincoln in New Mr. ' and Mrs. John M. Dennis, of Fleer Elec ted Di rec torYork. Anthwyn road, Merion, expect to Roland F l ee r , Narberth attorney,Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. MacGuffin, leave the f ir st o f next mon th f or was e le ct ed a d ir ec to r o f the Montof Ballytore road, Wynncwood, enter-, Miami, where they will s ta y f or a gomery County Ba r Association attaincd at a bridge party last Satur- month. its annual meeting last Friday inday evening. The g ue st s w cr e Mr. Mrs. F. J. Hickey, of Chicago, Nor ri st ow n. M r. Fleer took offieeand Mrs. Cecil Benson, o f T ioga; Mr. formerly of Philadelphia, is the gues t last week as a Councilman in theand Mrs . Thoma s Walton and Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin R. Lindsay, Borough and is attorney for theand Mrs. George W. Brown, o f B al a. o f Wynne da le road. Mrs . L indsay Home Rule Committee opposing theMr. and Mrs. Fred S . Mal co lm gave a luncheon on Wednesday in merger of Narberth with Lower Mermoved f rom Anthwyn road, Merion, honor of Mrs. Hickcy. ion. Wallace M. Kelly, of Norrist o 414 Haverford avenue on Wednes- On January 25th, Mrs. Hickey, town, was chosen p re si de nt o f t heday . Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm will l eave wi ll sail for California via the Pana-I Ba r Association, succeeding Henry I.Sunday to spcnd a week in New York r na Canal. At that t im e she wil l b c Fox.and Boston. accompanied to New York b y M rs.Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Offen- Lindsay and Mrs . H . C. Cook, to bidhauser , of Barrie road, will enter ta in her bon voyage.at d in nc r t hi s Saturday cvening'l Mrs. Joseph S. Hildreth, of WynneThey also entertained at dinner last wood, i s entertaining the members ofSaturday. I her club at luncheon and bridge. TheThe Sports Dcpartment of the Eve-\ guests wil l be Mrs. Charles B. Shanks, Ining Ledger gave a surpr isc par ty Mrs . Leedom Moo re , Mrs . A. R. Mcto Mr. E. J. Pollock, of Avon road, ICa ndl is h, M rs . H . C. Cook, Mrs .last Sunday evening, in celebration of Franklin Lindsay, Mrs. C. E. Ludo-h is b ir t hday . There were thirty vici and Mrs. Clara Bartlett.. Iguests. Friends of Mrs. W. G. Brmer , o fMrs. Walter O'Sull ivan, of Wind- Mcrion avcnue, wil l b e glad to learn ISOl avcnuc, entcrtai.ned the mem?crs that she is recovcr ing f rom an opcra-,of her club at bridge last Fnday t ion performed at the Jefferson Hosevening. pital on January 4th. She is ex-Mr. Thomas E. Manning, of Port- pected to return to her home t he l at land, Maine, was the gues t of h is f a - tcr part o f t he week.ther and mo th er , M r. and Mrs. 1 Mrs. Robert Thomas, of Bala avcTh oma s J . Ma nn in g, o f Hamp de n nue, entertained t he mcmbe rs o f heravenue, last week-end. Iclub at luncheon and bridge onMrs. J. Raymond Sharp, of Wood- Wedncsday.s ide avenuc, entertained at a small I Mrs. C. Alfred Peeney, of Elmluncheon and bridge l as t Fr iday. The t c rr ace , en te r ta i ned the members o fgue st s w er c Mrs. Arthur Birkhcad,l hcr club at luncheon and bridge onMrs. Edward Mcad and Mrs. E. J. Tucsday.Pollock. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Corr igan, ofMiss Ida Buckman, of Shirley road, Narberth Hall, recently returnedleft this week for St. Petcrsburgh,F lo r ida , whe re she will spend somctime., S t at e Takc s Over RoadMrs. A. L. Jacoby\ of E s ~ e ~ l a v ; n u ~ , The scct ion of Wynnewood avenueenter tained the mem)ers 0 1e: or -I f rom the r ai l road unde rpa ss to Rock-nightly Club at lunchcon l ast Fr iday. I b t k bA J . l' 24th Mr s Ro be rt F cl - l an d a vc nu e las een a -en over yn anu,1 y F'" '11 the Statc Highway Departmcnt , itl ows Wood o f 'orcst avcnue, WI en- '., b f th I b t was r epo rt ed at the meetmg of thctertain thc mem ers 0 . e c u a Narberth Borough Council Mondayluncheon. . I TI . f d f .1\11'3. Charlcs E. Harndcn, o f Mor - nlg 1t. le piece 0 roa , ormmgd P V II lunch Ipart of t he bounda ry o f the Borough,eno roa W' denn d a ~ Y ' l g a v c a f 1\1 - is three-tenths of a mile i n l ength.eon on e nes ay In lOnor 0 1'3. . 'b .J CI k f \ 7' t . 13 '1 The State IS rcsponsl Ie for mamten-Robcrt . ar 'e, o IC ona, raZI,Ib f tl d t . n by the ance of th e street as of January 1,e o.re 1e cal' par y g ive 1036 the re ort stated.Muheres at the homc of Mrs. Harn- , pden. The guests at thc luncheon wcrc I ---------- - -Mrs. Ebcrhardt Muel lcr , Mrs . LloydB. Edgcrton and Miss Flora Kurzenkn abc . Mrs. Clarke was also thcguest of honor at a small luncheonand card party g iv cn by M rs . J. n.

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That if you are a renter, isn't it reasonableand o nl y f ai r t o g iv e r ig ht of w ay t o t heproperty owners in a matter of this kind,as, after all, t h ey a re ap t t o b e m or e permanent in their l ocal abode , an d won'tyou be impressed by the fact that very,very fe . of those who cou ld really savet ax es , i. e ., if everything th e merger leade rs c la im wer e 1 00% true, are on theMerger Petition, as such resid'ints are invariably and indignantly against the proposal.

That there does not seem to be any senseor reason for us to pay to perh o u ~ e h o l d in the way of annual an d perel1lual sewer r en ta ls t o t he Towns hi p f orthe use of sewers which the citizens of theBorough paid fo r long ago? Isn't this likepay ing rent to an out side l and lord fo r theprivilege of occupying your own home?

That the excellent spirit which producessuch things as our Fourth of July Celebration, the Mardi Gras, our supremacy insports, our alertness to all public questions,ou r success in every civic thing we undertake, is a direct fruit of local sovereignty,inasmuch as no p lac e in the Townsh ip c ansubmit anything l ik e a similar record.

That we should hardly cry about ou r comparatively small debt when eve ry dol la rwe owe was authorized by us after a fulldiscussion of the facts . and t ha t ift h ere a re any tax inequities, as t h ere maybe in th e case of widows and other distress, official consideration can be moreeasily assured at home, where we areknown to each other.

That t he much discussed School quest ioncould be sett led in a few hours if it wcreapproached intelligently, and with goodwill, as the total numbcr of pupils o n t heSouth Sidc is on Iy 77 (all ages) and whyshould we b re ak u p a self-governing Borough merely to increasc the convenienceof t hi s v cr y sma ll group when t h ere a reseveral other and more constructive waysto accomplish it?

That the essence of American procedureis to have "the neighborhood as the basisof government," an established and wellproven fact t o whi ch t he mer ge r leadersagree completely, but t hey s ay it "won'twork, " in tot al d is rega rd of th e excellentmanner in which it has "worked" for twofull generations.

ALBERT H. NULTY , ,NARBERTH 2453ALBERT H. RIPPER , . " 4187-JFRANK A. SCHREPFER, " 2372HENRY A. SMITH.. . . . . " 4120-WW. ELMER TITUS. . . . . . . " 3706WCLARENCE H. WOOLMINGTON 4173-J

And so a fair question--.when you signedyour name to the Merger Petition did yougive careful thought to your act---and didyou accord proper consideration to anyof the following facts?

If a man deceives yOll once,Shame on h im!If a man deceives you twice,Shame on you !

Thetc arc othCl' things to say, but that's e nough to encou rage youto s tart the contemplat ion which will result in a s qu ar e d ea l f oryout home town. Many of your friends have removed their namesfrom thc Petition. They did not understand th e real facts in thef irst case and were hurried into s igning t he t hi ng w it ho ut p ro pe rthought. Possibly that was the case wit h you? At any ra te , thinki t ove r. You d o n ot wan t to do yourself no r you r town an injury,To des troy wha t has been 40 years in th e building is a hazardousventure which prudent pcople will approach most cautiously andthey will necd more than mere claims of alleged economy beforethey sanction any such uncertainty.

T ha t i f instead of conducting o ur o wnaffairs, as we have d on e f or 4 0 years, thatall decisions woul d b e m ad e f or us, an daU our moneys disbursed, by a board of14 or 15 commissioners, on which we mightno t have any d ire ct r ep re sent at ion, and,at the most, no t more than two votes. Dowe desire to rep eat th e grossly unsatisfactory experience which was ou r portionwhen we were in the Township years ago,an d which made us apply t o t he C ou rt f orrescue and the r igh t to govern ourselves?What kind of logic would that be, anyhow?

That all ou r Borough facilities, includingou r unique p layground, wou ld be thrownopen to the popula tion of the ent ire T owns hip , a s we would then be part of theTownship and we could claim no specialreservations.That in all elections involving Local Options (which are bound to increase in viewof obvious legislative trends) the decisionsof t h e Townsh ip at l arge wou ld governthe condi t ions which would exist here,even if our particular neighborhood wereopposed to th e project.That the opportuni ty will be gone foreverto havethe local swimming pool for whichour y ou th h as b ee n c lamo ri ng f or y ea rsand which now seems to be possible at acos t we wil l not feel. If you th ink for amoment, you wil l see why we can have apoo l a s a Borough, b ut i t will be impossib le i f we become part of the Township.

That if your pl'esent asscssment is $1500or less, there can be no "savings" even ifyoUt' assessment remains the same.

That the "savings" which are claimedwould quickly turn in to extra taxes if theTownship revised our assessments by onlya t hi rd . L as t week's advertisement provedLOWER MER IO N' S ASSESSMENTBASIS IS 100 P ER CEN T HIGHERTHAN OURS. And n ob od y c an d en ythat the first thing which will occur, if weare forced o n t he Township, will be a review and a definite readjustment of all ou rassessments. Natu ra ll y , ou r new bosseswill start with a new inventory and whyshould theybe tolel'3nt of ou r values whenwe have insisted by process of law upontheil taking us ovet? What a pretty messindeed we might be invi t ing for ourselves?In fact, there is no "might" about it, forwe would most certainly get i t in thc neck,as Mr. Logan 's official survey shows.

There is an easy way to withdraw your approval if you havegiven it without proper reflection. Can any of the Committeefor further information. The time is short-we anmust hurryto save the day and the home-place which has served us so exceedingly well.

T . NOEL BUTLER NARBERTH 3823WJOHN J. CABREY.. . " 2683HARVEY J. COOK.... . . " 4040ARTHUR L. COOKE..... " 2754W. D. R. EVANS.. . . . . . . " 2328-WCHARLES V. NOEL.. . . . " 3657

The Court Decides Our Fate on January 24, 1936Let Us Make Sure Onr Best Interests Will Be Served

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Girl Scout News

Ditter for Bonus IIn the- roll call on the bonus at,

Washington l a st F r iday , Montgom-:ery County's Congressman , J. Wil-:liam Ditter, was recorded in favor ofthe meaSlIt'e which provides for immediate cash p ayment o f the adjusted service cert if icates . Only one:Pennsylv.unia Republican congt'ess-jman voted agains t the bill. ~ _ ~ ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ~ ! ! ! ~ ! ! ! ~ ~ ~ ~ i ! . . ! ! - - ! - ."" ! ! ! ! ! ~ ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ~ ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ~ ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ~ ~ ! ! ! ! ! ! ~ ~ ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ~ ~ ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ~ I

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Every Saturday at 2 P. M., overWHAT, the Philadelphia Girl Scoutsof America wil l present a dramatization of a. true story portraying valorand ach ievement , These ske tcheshave beel1 written and will be directedMiss :Ruth Sheehan who is captaino f Gi rl S cout T roop 240 whi ch mee tsat t he Convent o f t he Sacred Hearteach Tuesday afternoon. Miss Sheehan is radio chai rman of t he cent ra lpublic relations committee in the Phil- iadelphia District a nd i s a resident ofthe l\lailt Line.

"A Gi 1'1 Scout i s Thrifty." National Tbrift Week opens today, January 17th, whi ch i s the birthday ofBenjamin Franklin, and closes Janual'y 23ru. Girl Scouts will ha ve aIchance t o show practical knowledgeof their ninth law. A Girl ScoutIshould understand that thriftinessmeans being carefl\l of money, time,,energy a nd materials, She will real;ize that it is well to f orm t he habitof beeonling a regular deposi to r in abank a nd s he will be surprised howquick ly sll lall sums of money mountup; whieh is a s tep toward independence and sel f- re li an ce . However , aGirl Sco l it knows that money aloneIdoes not i nsur e a light heart; unlessIshe has stored up riches within hereself she can never be a joyous spendthrift of the spirit-the only k ind o fspendthr ift to be envied. Gir l Scout-ing teaches her how to get full valueout of everything s he does; how toknow when to s to p doing one thingand to start another; how to use herleisure l\.nd how to budget her timeg ' e n e r a l l ~ - .

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A mee ting o f th e W. C. T. U. willb e h el d Monday, January 20, at 2P. M. at the Narberth Methodist Episcopal Church.All women in te res te d in the causeo f t empera nc e a re u rg ed t o a tt en d.An opportunity will be g iv en to th os epresent t o e xp res s their opin ions onthe possibility of the es tab lishment ofa State liquor store in Narberth.

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Your electrical dealer or department s tore will be p lea s ed to showyou thes e appl i anc es at a n y t im e , or visit a ny o ne o f ou r stores.

The announcement of the big drop H1 the costof electricity, effective September 1, has createda r ea l de si re among hundreds of our customersto take advantage of the benefits that electric

cooking offers. Under t he new , low r at e, i t costs about20% less to cook electrically.No t only does an Electric Range offer you this new

economy it will g iv e you wonderful cooking results.It's speedy automatic .. . clean .. . cool . . healthful.Just ask your neighbor who has one.

Narberth Our Town Cooking SchoolElm Hall, Forrest Avenue, Narberth, Pa.

Thursday and Friday, January 23rd and 24th, 2 to 4 P. M.

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TEN PIECE Walnut Dining room set1 yr. old. Majestic Radio-Victrola c o m ~blnatlon. Cynwyd 744-.1. (3)PIANO-Upright. "Emerson," fine condi-tio n. moder n s ty le . $75. Narberth3988-W. (3)

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20e a l ineCirculation Inet'ease for All Three Newspapers

Repor te d by Lt'brary Count five words to l ine 228 Bala Ave.-Cyn. 928-will be a cc ep te d up to Wednell- \1 R lIS D 102 Forrest Ave.-Narb. 2602d 5 I a pl. unneContinued f!Om I'ag-e One ay. o'c ock. tor Friday'S Issues. TAILORS-CLEANERSTrustees, which followcd the annual DYERS-FURRIERSmecling the Library A s ~ c ~ t i o n 1 ~ = p = h = o = n = e ~ ~ = R = D ~ ~ ~ ~ = R = E ~ ~ 3 = 1 ~ O ~ O ~ I ! ~ _ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . ~ Keighton was re-elected presidcnt, - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

~ r s . E. H, CockriJI, vice-prcsident;lVIrs. Drew, secrc tary , and Mrs. Clifford W. Batcs, treasurcr.Miss Follette was re-elected librari

an, Miss Ing-eborg Thayscn, assistantlibrarian, and. Miss Mary LouiseGlessner as substitute.

1\[1', Keighton exprcssed his appreciation t o t he t ru st ee s f or t he g if t o fa v ol ume f or h is r ef er en ce l ib ra rypresented on his return reccntly fromEurope and for the expression ofpleasure 011 beha lf of thc l ib rary hoardat his return .The Administration Committee's rep or t f or t he y ca r cal1cd attention tothe completion of thc refercnce roomduring the y ea r a nd th c purch as c ofa dd it io na l r ef er en ce wor ks , newshelves, tables and chairs .

from Hartford, Conn., whe re t he yspent the holidays.Mrs. R. C. Kennedy, of Sabine avenue , w il l e nt er ta in t he membe rs o fher club at luncheon a nd b r id ge on

~ o n d a y .

Borough A ppropr;at;ons for Five Year Period1932 1933 1934$13,537.50 $13,490.00 $15,005.008,100.00 7,400.00 7,755.0010,800.00 11,042.00 11,200.0011,601.50 11,600.00 15,000.001,400.00 1,300.00 995.004,379.00 3,200.00 4,458.002,250.00 2,000.00 2,000.00850.00 500.00 700.004,200.00 4,100.00 3,800.002,450.00 2,407.00 2,407.0016,000.001,500.00584.00150.00400.00800.0050.00

Totals .............................. $86,487.00 $66,758.00 $72,522.00 $74,342.00 $75,394.00*For two-year period.

HoI}' Tril/ity LlltTlC/'tI1I C/lllrcllCldus A. Senft, PastorMargaret Squier, Organist

S u n d a ~ ' , January In, 19:16:gAG A. M.-Bible School.11.00 A. l\I.-The Morning' Service.

' l'heme: "The Power of Love."6045 P. l \I.-Luther Leagues.7.45 P. l\I.-The Vesper Service.

Theme: "Sins and Snakes."Tuesday, 7.15 P. 1\I.-Boy Scouts.Wednesday, 7.00 P. M. - JuniorChoir.Thursday, 7.00 P. l\1.-Confirma

tion Class.

Baptist Chllrch of the E'VallgelIlo\,,'!'t E. K ( ' i l ' : h t o n - 1 \ I i n i ~ t e rS l a n J r o ~ ' T. H('itl'-Org-anis!;

S u n d a ~ ' .. Jalllwry I\):nAG A. "1.-The Church School.I1.011 A. l\I.-Morning Worship.S('r]11on: .1 l ' s U ~ of ;..;azareth-Eased

Upon till' npmark of a Priest inNazareth.7.011 P. : \ l . - C h a r l c ~ Lpcch ll' [ul.,the young ]H'Ople in a study of mo, lern ]lroblPms.

7.1:> P. l\I.-E\"ening Worship. Sermon: The I\Im'zzin-A Thought fromthe l\Iinarct.\\'edm'sday, .January 22:8 .00 P . l\I.-The Class in Rel igious

P s ~ ' c h u l o g y .Thursday and Friday , .Jnnuary 23-24:8.00 P. 1\1.-The Pastor s hows t hemoving pictures h e t oo k during .hisIh'e 1 l 1 o l l t h ~ ' a br oa d. T he \\len'ssocial ion is s p o n ~ o r i n g the presenta t io n. Ti el ,e ts are thirty-li\'l' cents.Everyone is invited.

Interest on bonded debt and s ink ing funds .Fire protection .Police protection .Ash collection, highways and sewers , .. , .Garbage collection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Playground and Community building .Community Library .Recreation Board .Street lighting .Board of Health ' .Repayment of loans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Interest on current loans .State tax on loans .Bond, Borough Treasurer . . . . . . . . .Sewer rentals ...............................Rent o f Council Chamber and Borough Office .Shade Tree Commission .General expenses (including clerical help, publish-

ing ordinances, stationery, etc.) Superintendent of Public Works .. Salary of Borough Treasurer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Salary of Borough Solicitor Salary of Secre tary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Narberth Methodis t EpiscopalChurch

Rev. W. Vernon :Middleton, MinisterSunday, January 19th:9.45 A. l\ ' [.-Church School.11.00 A. 1\1. - Morning Worship.

Sermon-"The New Vision."6.45 P. lV1.-Joint M e e t i l ~ g of theJunior and Senior Epworth Leagues .7.4G P. 1\I.-Organ Recital and. Vcs. per Service. First sermon in t h e s er ies "What the Bible Can Do for Mc."l\londay, January 20th:2.00 P. M . - ~ e e t i n g of the Narberth Branch of the W. C. T. U.8.00 P. l\1.-Young Women's BibleClass Meeting; at the home of \\lissHelen Leach, 204 Elm te rrace.Tuesday. January 21st:7.30 P. l\1.-Boys' Gym Night.8.00 P. l \ l .-Friendship Circle Bible

Class Meeting at the hom c o f Mrs.H. R. Paige, 227 Dudley avenue.Wednesday, .January 221\(1:8.00 P. l \I.-Friendly Hour and Bi-

ble S t u d ~ ' .8.4:> P. :\1.-The Fourth QuarterlyConference.

T h l 1 r s d a ~ ' , .Janualy 23rd:6.:10 P. l \1.-Junior Ch oir Re-hearsal.8.00 P. l\1.-Choir Rehearsal.Fri'!ay, J:\I1uary 2Hh:12.00 P . i\l.-A Calendar Luncheon

under tl1l. auspiccs of the Ladies' AidSociety.7.:l0 I' . l \I.-Boy Scouts.

LChurchNotesTIlt: Presbyterian Church

Meetings for January 19th:9.45 A. M.-Bible School.11. 00 A. ~ . - T h e Morning Wor ship. Sermon by Rcv . A . W. Blackwood, D.D., of Princeton Seminary.11.00 A. ~ . - T h c Junior Church,conducted by ~ r s . A. S. Digby andMrs. G. V. Woodrow.6.45 P. l \1 .-Meetings of thc threeC. E. Societies.7.45 P. M.-Evening Worship. Scr-mon by Dr. Blackwood.Nex't Tuesday evening-Commun-ity Bible Class.Next Wcdnesday evening-PrayerMeeting.

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1 7 1 4 V V A L N U T ST.PHILADELPHIA

Miss Ma r t h a Ross T e m p le h a s selected Abbo t t s Da i r y P r od u ct s f o rus e i n h er demons t r a t i on s at th e ses s ion s o f t h e N a r b e r th O u r TownC o o ki n g S ch o ol n e xt week .

Be sure t o a t te n d an d l ea rn a bou t t h e s e dependab l e, p u r e, h i g h g r a deproduc ts . Also se e o u r i n t e res t ing mot i on pic tures .

ABBOTTS de luxeCREAM

Separated i n ou rown spotlesscountrycreameries from milkof strictlyAbbotts "A " Grade.

A:BBOTTS BUTTERMILI{CONTAININGACIDOPHILUSA pleasant-tasting beveragethat tones up the system inNature's way a nd promotessound, vigorous health.

SHERIFF'S SALE

January ReductionsAll Furs - Fur Coats

Fur Trimnled Cloth Coats

Seized and taleen In execution as the)1roperty of Samuel K. White, 1I10rtgag-or a nd E st he r Annie Brittain, RealOwner , a nd to b e s ol d byl ~ D W I N H. BELLIS, SHERIFF.

SHERIFF'S SAL.EALL THAT CERTAIN lot wi th buI lding-s and Improvements thereon erected,Situate In the Borough of Narberth,Montgomery Co., Pa., described as follows:BEGINNING in t he m iddl e at IonaAve. 287.2' S. 12 11' E. from Intersectiono f middl e l in es o f l on a a nd \VoodbineAves. Cont. in f ro nt o n lona Ave. 17.8'alld e x t e l l d i l l ~ In depth 125'. Being No.2:l:l Tona Ave. (formerlY Imown as No.215 lona Ave.).

I It doesn't hu r t - and it should help Imentioned, with others hav ing a r igh t t axes and miscellaneous receipts, for I dated December I , 1n33, .. . 1,000.00Ithereto, forever. salaries of BOl'ough ollicers and to de- 25. Interest on a loan of Twenty- t o g iv e l oc al b us in es s p eo pl ea, fra y the expenses of the Borough of I Thousand ( $ ~ O , O O O ) Dollars,h 'j'he Impro\'ements thereon are n: Narberth for the year ending December i dated December I , 1933. . .. 750.00c ance, :n, IU36, as follows: 126. For State Tax on Loans..... 514.002-story f rame and plastered house, 1-1 Item Expl'"l:ltlon Amount I FOI' Care and Maintenance off ee t f ro nt by ,10 fee t deep, with 3 rooms 1. 10'01' Salary of S e c r c t a r ~ $ ;IOU.UU i Playground and Communityon t l rs t f loor. 3 rooms and bath on second I . , 1 0' 01 ' Salary of Borough ::iolid- I Buihling .. , 3,000.00floQl, cellar, gas, electric lights, sprlng-'j to, ' , ,... 75.00 j 28. For Narberth Community Li-By virtue of a writ of Levari Facias, f ie ld water, heating s ~ ' s t e m , porch front. 3. For Halary of Borough 'Treas- , bralT 2,000.00Ii ssued out of the Court of Common Pleas I . lure,' , ,. . 300,00129. I?or Interest on Current Loans 1000.00:of l\lontgomery County, Penna .. t ome di-, Seized and tal,en In execution as the 1. FOI' ::ialary of Superintendent ' ;10. FOI' Hecreation Board . . . . . , .. '700.00rected, will be sold at Public Sale on property of Mary .J. Paul, Adminlstra- of Public WOIlcti , :1,000.00 31. I?ol' Shade Tree Commission. 100.00t rl x. e. t. a. of the Estate of .John .1.1 G For I,'ire l'rotecl '011 .. 7,300.00 1 3 ~ . For Bond of BOlQug-h Treas- ''WEDNESDAY .JANUARY 29 1936 Paul, cleceased, J\1ol'tgagor, and Mary ,J., fi. 10'0" Expensl 's Hoanl of JrC'a!th ~ , 4 ( J U . ( J U I ure" for the ) 'ea1 's 1936 and, ' Pau l , Mary Louise Paul, and Sarah Bar-I i. FCII Police J'rotel'tlon I1,ooo'OUI In7 at $150.00 a y ea r, l es sat 1.00 o'clode, P.M., Eas t er n S tandard ha ra Paul. Devlsces and heil's at law, ofl 8.10'01' SU'eet Lighting :1,800.00 10% 270.00'I'ime, In Court Hoom "A" at the Court .John .J, Paul, Hea l OWners, a lld to he I U. For Stationery, I,uhlishlng I SECTION 2. That no work shall be1I0use. in the B o r o u ~ h of Norristown, sold by dinlln('es, l'ie"kal a lld gcn- i ordered nOlO material Ilurchased unlesssaid County, the following descl'ibed Heal eral Council r ;xpcnses 2,700.00 I lluthol'ize,1 hy aetion of Counell and eov-lestate:- ED\\'I:o.1 H, BELLTS, SHERIFF. 10. FOI' HenL of Coulll'll Chamher Iered hy an order on the regula r requlsl -I and BOl'Ough O/llces........ 800.00 ; tiOll form. All hills must he approved11. For' roads, hridgcs and se\\'- hy the Finance Committee and be p ai d

el':4. cat'e and t n a i n t e l H l l H ' c hy ","'arranls (hawn on th e Boroughof same, collection of ashes ' l' reasurCl ', s igned hy the Pres iden t ofand Inei,]enlal anel g'cneral Coulleil and eountersig-Iwd by the See-h l g h w a ~ ' expcnses .. . , . . . . . ~ O , O O O , O O retarv.]2. Ji"or H e W l ~ r rental payahle to Passed thiH l:lth day of January. A. D.I LoWel' :ller!on Township... .100.ooI1n6.,I:l. FOI' collection of garhage . . . . 1,500,00,I H. For Sinking I,unel to I,ay II prillcillal of n. loan of FiCly- ! Attest:- Olle Thousalld ($;1,000.111I) , 'CIIAS, V. XOEL,To le\"Y and fix taxes in the Borough of ! Dollars, d at ed l\lay I, I!I07 .. 1,700.00 Hecretal'\' of Council.Xal 'i lel,th for the ~ ' c a l ' ln6. 115. Interest on Nine. Thollsanll Appl'Oved t h i ~ l:lth day of January,Ti lE COUNCiL 010' '1111; BO)1(?UGIl OF ($!I,OO(l) ])oll", 's. halanee of IA. D. I93G.N,\ItBElt' l ' i[ nOES O!tDATN: a loan of Fift\'-One Tholl- .JOHN R. HALL,SEC'I'JOX 1. 'That the lloroug-h taxes ,i sand ($51,000) i)ollars, dated , Burgess.for th( ' ~ ' e a r l!l:lfi he, aJIII theY arc here-, l\lay 1. I!Ifl7................. 360.00 [hy lev ied and fixed at the rate of on e I IG. For Sinking- 1"lInd to pay I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~dollar anci sixty eents ($1.fiO) pCI h ~ l l l - I princ ipal of a loan of Twell - ,;;;dr.ed dol la rs of the assessed ValUatiOn" t.y-Sevcn 'l'hollsand ( $ ~ i , O I I ( I ) Iaccord ing to as se ssmen t and va lua t, on ]) ol lar s, d at ed .June I, l!IO!l !IOO.OO I ARE Y O U P A RT I CU L ARUNDER AND SUB. JECT, t o bui ld in g f or county purposes, as follows: I I i . Intercst on Forly-Pi"e JIlln- Irestrictions set f or th i n Deed r ecor ded 1. For .general Horoug-h purposcS, one, dl'ed ($1,500) Dollars. bal- Iin Deed Boo], No. 773, page 114. I dollar and no cents ($1.00). alice of a loan of 'I'wenty- j2. For s tr ee t improvement, fifteen cell ts HC\ell Thousand ($27,000) :'1'he Improvements thereon a re a : ($ .1;').. ' IlOllars, dated ,Iune I, 190!I 180.00 I3. For s l n l { l n ~ fund and mtercst on bond- I 18. For Hinleing- ]o'und to )lay2'A,-story plastered house. 24 teet front cd indebtedness, thirty cents ($ .;10). I p ri nc ip al o f a !oan o f Thir-by 30 f eet deep, wi th 3 rooms on fi rst 4. For . firc l1roteetion, fifteen cents ($ ,I;;). t:,,. 'j'!lllllsallfl ($:lO,OOO) TJol- Ifloor, 3 rooms and bat h on second floor, Pa"sed thi s I :l th day of . January, A. V. lar", dat