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VOLUME IV. NUMBER 17 NARBERTH, PA., THURSDAY. JANUARY 31 , 1918 PRICE TWO CENTS

don't~ l I r h e r l h UOllrlf of HeaHII.

Donations to OurTown

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I, 'OUND-Three "leel knlltlng needleH. Ap ph ' u I Posl Office,tOK SAJ.}:--Ahoul lwetll}' YlclOl' Records nlhalt price. Addres., I30x 404, Narberlh.

Two cAnIs per word e a ch I n .e r tl on, c u bIn advance. No advertisement accepted UnIe.. caRh accompanIes copy.

All the disagreeable peoplel ive o n eross streets.

A number of cases of measles ha\'.1heen recently reported, lespecially inchildren between t i le ages of s ix a ndeig-ht years.Pa!"ents ar e r eq ue st ed t o t ake special precautiO'llls t o p r event t he i r children from contracting th,e d isease andnot to neglect WIlI3'! ar e apoarentlycolds, bu t which may de,'e10p intomeasles of pneumonja.Any violat.lons of quarantine reg-ul at io ns s ho ul d he reported to thisboard.

Miss Mary BakerMr. and Mrs. J. B. MorganMiss' M. Williams.Jo;dlVlU'd S. HllWS, IJostmllster.

l\1.iSI.' Alice Rothermel, of Montgomery avenue, ha s left :\'arberth and\\'iII spend th e remainder of th e \\'interir. 1 ~ l o r i d a .

AU communications must bear th ewriter 's s igna ture , a l though th e sIg.nature will no t appear In the publish ed arUcIe, uuless wanted.We c annot publ ish uns igned communlcatlons.

I Measle,s and chidwn-pox ar c qUit.!!prevalent in :\aa'bel'th, an d it is l10pedi Previous ly Publ i shedthe strictest quarantine will be I ,ept I 'to prevent i ts spreading. I Presbyter ian Church .. " ,$25.00Have you I;otieed how many people l Women's Communi t y Club 10.00

do nc t h el p t he c oa l man. by s h o v e l i ~ l g I Edward S. Ha ws , . , . . . " 5.00t he s now away from the ir ce l la r WIIl-:.10\\'5 and cleaniug the path? IRed C ro ss D an ce Corum. 5.00

1.00THE FIRESIDE

Mrs. J. K, Fulton, of No, 1 Chestn ut avenu e, was called SUddenly toButler, Penr.a" iOn account of th e deathof he r niece.

The young lad ie s who ga ve th e"Nautical Knot" rearllzed thirty-sevendollars, whi ch t he y presented to theRed Cro ss ,

-_. .- - .--$42110 I III SPVTJo; I - - - - : ' = ~ ~ _ = , _ ; _ _ = " " " ' : ' : l l r : - - - ' " ' \ll \ A ~ I ) } ; U S ' O F F H ' : ~ ; I)10 II Igo III e1')' l'ontllllss!olwrs ) l l l k ( ~ \le.1

IIIllIId Oil Suiclde's' SurcIJ-~ I n l l e Auditol'

A. E. Wohlel'l.

COMMUNICATIONSTo t.he School Board:Gentlemen,-It appears unavoidablenow that t l L ~ pupi,!s of ou r sehoolsmust lose a;uout t en p er cent of timethey should spend in study on aecount.of th e i'Jisuflicient or ele-rective heating system an d t 1 L ~ scaTcity of coal,therefore, would it n ot be wel l t o ar l'Ia'nge for making up t he l os t time insome war. when eJ imatic cond it ionspermit?

1\lontgomery County Commissione!'l;,upon advice of their solicitor, I ~ r e a sS ty er , c on te nd that George W. AI :del's, th e County Treasurer, who comm it te d s ui ci de r ec en tl y, a cte d in iImanner in t h e conduct of the officethat wil l requ l ir e the court to passupon whe th er o r not his action waswarranted by l:HI. About $4200 is in Mrs. Frederick Wanel ' , of Stepney I Suffrage Club (month l y )

To the editor of O ur Town: dispute. netty Baxter's Gossip Plaeo, : \a rber th . ente r ta ined the Fort - ; , .How about b ase ba ll in :\arherth T he c er ti li ed a ee ou nt an ts , Moxey nightly Cluh on I ~ r i d a y . 1\'11'5. John: Rec ei ve d S In ce L as t Issue

fo r 1918? Fine! Ask !\II'. Walzer, & Co., of Philadelphia, employed hy Gilroy ~ a v e a tall, on current events' M th d' t Ch I 2500C II H b t tl t T 1\1 h . e 0 IS ur c 1 " .. . , ou r 1e'

Last spring there were. 7000 persons Ib ~ r t h - a distinotive Ilam: and u: defi-. he heard in a numhe r o f selections,in te res ted, and 7000entnes . As there I1lte purpose for th e men s meet l l1g 01 jo'. Martin Cummer, Q. i\1. C.. station- On l ~ r i d a ) ' eVCl:ing there will be a s ol os a nd d ue ts , an d in add it io n t oar e only 8000 homes in Davenport jthe 1\1. K Church. ed at Camp AHentown, l'a., spenl t he m ee ti ng of the teacher,s of All Saints' tlLem, Miss Wright. wi.JI he assisted bvwith yards attae1lCll. to t hem. s ev en ~ t a n d i n g r?Olll only was avaihble we.ek-enid at his home. } < ~ p i s c o p a l Sunday Schlool at th e res:- Eleanor I ~ Armiger, th e read,er, all;1homes i n , every eight ar e husy' clea';)- at 204 WoousHle avenue, Monday even- d en ce of Mr. Ellery TaylQr, Iii Elm- Henry Lukens a.t th e Viano.'ing up and b eaut if yi ng . E ach antumn Iing, January 21, 1918, when an enthu- Ruth and Carroll Pyle, fr;ol11 BrandY- wood avenue, at 8 o'clocl(. , The patronesses will be Mrs. H. Col -the aWD,rd of t he p ri ze s is an event siastic meleHnlg of energet ic lI1emberH wine Summit , ar e visiting their aunt, . ilis Howes, Mrs. WiIliam J. Hamilton.in th e largest opera house in th e city. I~ l e t e r m i n e d u ~ o ? .the p.urposes ~ n ( ~ th e Mrs. George W. Bottoms. '1ou have to go early to ge t a seat !\lrs. WilJiJ1Tll Selfrillg-o'.l, Mrs. RobertWith priva te homes starting to mak.e mcreased activIties o! tlL9 Trl-Slgma r.t "the movie's" these d ay s. Dougl as Snydp r. Mrs. E;e!win Town. 1\lrs. Car-thei r yar ds blossom with flowers or Bible Class. Among those present Miss j o ~ b b a Sjaholm, of lana ave. l 'airbanks drew a b ig c rowd Satur 1'01 Downes. i\lrs. James jo'. Sherron.veg-eta'hles, husiness houses heeame in- who weI',\) active in th e proceedings. nue, entertained friends !rol\l Philade:- d ay a nd W il li am Hart is liI,ely \.0 do : Mrs. Alexancler Chambley. "'Irs. Fredterested, a nd l as t y""ar there were over and who ar e leaders in th e work of the phia over t.he week'is end. th e same th is eoming Saturday. Derhy. Mrs. Harry ,Jacohs, Mrs. Wil-7000 feet of flower boxes iL th e win - c la ss , were: iiam II. Pugh. :\1 l' S. l ~ c I w a n l Odell.dow s of th e leadin'g husiness firms, John E. :Matthews, president. Miss Grace Haigh t, who ha s been H. l'\ewtlYl:i Company' . a ~ , ' ~ r g l ' l J . n t 01 )\lrs. John S. Ketcham, Mrs. 'VilliamThree large corpora t ions caught tiLe Brinkley Turner, secr,etary. th e 304th Ammunition Train at Camp T. Il ;l rris ', 1\118.. ,J,'lnl,o_s F. l ~ g a . l l , Mr" .ill, and Miss Bar ba ra S ha nd a re re - .f ev er anl i transformed properties ad- X. K Smedley, treasurer. 'Meade, ha s been selec ted fOr th e of- H. H,I.C". el. 1\'lrs. E'. 1\.". Gooel'''ill, 1\11'...cuperating at Atlanti'c Gity.;';)o(:C1lt to thei r plants int.o flower gar- Hon. jo". \\' . Stites, leader. ficers' t ra i ning c amp there. He 1',0- .John Va'II' l ' \ e s ~ , Mrs. David St ickney .d ens a nd miniature parks. And so, It A. Dudley. DII.'- p or ts t ha t t he work is very interest - Mrs. Willinm H. ('armint, Mrs. W. S .. 1 I . Mr. Richard F. Gifford, of 232 uin three y ear s, t he face of a city ha s Chairman ot Mem leI'S lip Comnllltee, ley avenue, is around again, after a ing. MeIntire, Mrs. Samuel B. Dickie, Mrs.

. transformed. What Davenport ! \ l i 1 ~ e r Burkhardt. vel'y severe attack of neuritis. I .---. . ., ,WilHam B. Gooda ll , M rs . Clementh as don e other c i t i e ~ ( ~ a l l ' do. All that Chairman Devotional Committee. A. I The managemeJlt of th e the,lIl e h,IS :Booth, Mrs. Samuel Laird. Mrs. Charlesit needs is a little initiative on the \'. F ~ m l l 1 e t t . . . ..

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. N A l ~ . B E R r r H , PAt-OUR TOWN--JANUARY 31, lUISOUR TOWN .Telephones,1267

126S HOWARD'S Of cou rs e, wedeliver - anyp I a ce - anytime.Owned and Published every Thursday by th e Narberth Civ ic Assoc ia

tion.

President, A. J. Loos.Vice-presidents, A. C. Shand, J. B.Williams, James Artman.Sceretary and treasurer, G. 1\1. Coles

w o r t l l ~ ' .Directors, Frederick L. Rose, GeorgeM. Henry, W. Arthur Cole, George 1\1.Colesworth)', Mrs. William S. Horner,A. E. Wohler t , Mrs . George M. Henry,Fletcher W. Stites, E. A. Yluschamp,H. C. Gara, Henry Rose, Edward S.Haws, Mrs. Roy E. Clark, Mrs. Laste r W. !,;,ickerson, William D. Smedley.

HARRY A.TACOBS,Edltor.

ASHocJate Edltors.MAIZIE J. SIMPSON,Cashier.

H. C. GARA,AdverUslng Manager.

OUR TOWN will gladly printanynews Item abont any snbJectthat Is of I nt er es t to Narbe rthfolks, but In order to meetthe prJntlng sChMule, all "copy"_manuscrJpts-must reach theeditor bJ 6 P. M. Mouday eachweek.

The "Father and Son" week, soon tobe celebrated by the Y. M. C. A.th roughout the country . i s h ighly to b"commended. Too o ft en the relationsbetween father and son ar e fa r fromcordial. The father, immersed in busin es s, d oe s no t take time to cultivutpa "chummy" fee ling be tween himse lfand his boys. Coming h ome in th eevening, and per ll ap s tired ou t llr.dnervous from th e uay's experIences, hes et tl es down to r ea d h is paper in ql1l\lt,an d w hen th e b oy s c ome fo r companionship and sympa thy , theY ar eo ft en r epul se d. The circular recentlydist r ibuted by ou r local Y. M. C. A.ha s a. pathetic picture of such a father,looking B'Uffic1ently cross, while SJ n

The Brightest Spot in NarberthA drug store in the most modern sense of the tern .

BOWLING SCHEDULE(:11)1 ) I T ~ I(:A ' J ' I O ~ S

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N A I { B ~ H T H , PA.-OUR TOWN-JANLiAHY ale lHIS

CANDYCE CREAMDAVIS'

CIGARS

BOARD OF HEALTH.

Anything Is wrong that is almostright.

BUILD UP YOUR TOWNBuild Up Your HomeDon't forget tha t thi s Is a eom.munlty of home makers and homekeeper8 and that one of YOUBMOST WPORTANT DUTIES Is tokeep It 80.You can aid materially b1 do.Ing four shopping and marketingwith the achertlsen In &Ills paper.

A COMPLETF LINE OFSCHOOL SUPPLIESA T

President-Cbas. E, Kreamer.Secretary-A. P. Redi fer .Health Omcer-W. S. McClellan.Members-Dr. Clarence T. Fairies,T. B. Du Marias, Carden Warne r andChas. V. Noe l.

CALDWELL& CO.Re a l Es t a t eI n s u r an ces O U ~ ~ t ~ ~ d ~ t a l J o n NARBERTH, PA.

SCOTT-POWELL DAIRIES

v. M. c. A . BU ILD ING

45th and Parrish 8ts.HOWARD F. COTTER'MEATS of.lYJ. QUALITY

H. C. FRITSCHPnperUes For Bent and SaleFire InsuraneeBell Phone 8il! w."ull BnlldJng. Narberth, P ..

We Sti l l Have Remaining

GARAnteed Roofsr a r a . ~ M ~ G i n 1 ~ ' Ou 123 South 1 7 ~ S ! , P h i i a d e i i C i ~ '

GLEAN SAfEWHOLESOMEOUR PRODUCTS ARE GUARANTEEDUNDER BACl ERIOLOGICAL CONTROL

For SaleTWO O F T B EFive Houses

Narberth and Forrest Aves.Also a BUNGALOW on Avon Road,Anthwyn F arms . Don 't miss this opportunity of securing a good home.

WM . D. S M ~ D L E Y . #---------------

, Pasteur ized M i l k I DELIVERIESB r y n c l O ~ i l k C e r t U l e d WEST PUILA.

( P e d r l a l l e s o e l e t ~ ) OVERBROOKSpecial .. Guernsey MERION

M i l k WYNNEFIELD(Roberts&:Shar p le s s BA LA -CYNWYDair ies) NARBERTHCream B u t t e r m i l k ARDMORETable an d W h i p p i n g WYNNEWOODCream.

II Frank CristMEATS &PROVISIONSHieh Grade ButterTelephone-Narberth 644 A.

, George B. SupleeI: Steam & HotWaterHeating; PlumbingBell Telephone.

ROLL OF HONOR) L \ H 1 ~ t ; ( ; ( ) ]U's

E [ ) W I ~ A. JONAS, MajorJ O S I ~ P H H. LIGHT

~ A V A L OUIl:\'A:\'CECAPT. HERBEHTI ~ ~ m ~ n : u s com'si\I. :\1. S H I ~ E D Y , CaptainHOY S. RIDGE, Sergeant, IOHX B. BALLIl\'GALL

OTIJgy E. JACKSONJOHN T. ODELL

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Crist, Fronk Phone. 6H-W.See d i sp l ay a d ve r ti Remen t t n t h le 1!!ue.~ I I I . K

S e ~ t l - I ' o " " ' 1 1 IInlrle. Phone. Preston 2398.See display adver t i sement tn this Issue... ~ I ( ) I t T G A G E S~ I I t 1 J ) M O I 1 , J:II.. e C. 232 ESRex ave.PhoJle , t::IG, or 14 ~ Chestnut at.MUSICCowin, T. Stll..rt. Plano Teacher.206 ~ I e r l o n ave. P h on e. N a rb e rt h 341-R.l . o ( ) ~ . I' a nn ,- I I. Plano TeaCher an d Accom

~ n n t s t . 4 1 Haverrord ave. Phone, 316-J.. ~ t u d l 0 . ~ n j ~ Ar c au e B l d g. , Xurherth.

" ' U ' e l ( ) ( ~ k . Kathar ine I ~ teacher or Plano.406 S. ~ a r b e r t h ave. Phone, 5 8 4 - ~ 1 . .:SO'rAln: rUBLIC, J e t r f ~ r i e H , d . II . 111 Narberth ave.Phone. 6G6-1\1.T).OIl, W .. rnn n. 200 \Voodblne ave.Phot1(', 1202-'Y.Ol'TICIAl'ol'l..nton. enrl )". 506 Essex ave. Phone. 638-W.I-hlln. address. 18(16 Chestnut st.

1',lINTERSCole, JnmtH n..246 Haverrord ave. Phone. 1225-J.n. G. CUlnmer. Phone. 12-62 ""'..210 l';Jmwoou a\'c., Narber th .""loer, Jred.lI i WInsor ave. Phone. 1247-J.P,\PER HANGERSDenver. RlchRrd A. Arcade BuUdlng..Phone, Narberth 1 ~ 9 3 - W .n lUe . ueo. A. 3z0 WoodbIne ave.Phone, 1203-\V. Firs t -c lass work.l'II0TO I'LAYS"Arendlll ," 16th and Chestnut .t s Phil...See d iHplay adver t i sement In lb l ; Issue.l'I .VlIBING, ETC.SUllIee. G.'O. n. Phone, 1289.See display advertisement In thIs IS8ue.Wall, I I. H. Phone, 319-J.See dlsplny advertisement In thlo Isou .UEAL ESTATECaldwell & Co. Phone. 1271-W.See display adver t i sement In this telu __Fritsch. II. C. Phone, 252-W.Ree display advertisement Ir th.. Iue.(Jodrr"y, Wm. B.114 WOOdside ave. Phone. 685.W.Na.h. Robert J. Phone, 605.lIIoney for First and Second Mortgage..IWOFI:SO, ETC.Gar..-lIJeGlnley Co. Phone. 1258-W.See dlHplay advertlAement In thl. 18sue1I1111er. John A. 243 lona ave. Phone, 6 6 1 ~ J .Shep. 246 HRvertord ave. Phone, 1225-J.SCHOOLS. ETC.ZenbnR)'Cr'lii, Th e 1\llsses.Phone , Xa rbe r t h 651-J.SIIOElIlAKERSGoo d \V e.. r Shoe Rel tl li r Shop.Con.tanUne. B. G. Y. M. C. A. Bldg.The above depar tment should b. ot th ..Il'reatest uee to the community. the list COil.t alns the name o f every p ro fes. lona l man,tradesman, mechanic, shopkeeper, etc., who.does o r cP.n In any way se rve h is fe ll ow.tOlvn.man. and Who I . progres.lve enouehto add name to Ust of RegIster.As It I. d lmcu lt f or tho se con tr ibut ll lithe ir t ime and eftor ts to the production or"Ou r Town" to per sona lly e i th er know orIn tervlew 0.11 such. It woul d be mos t he lp .ful If thoee not now tound In the printed>list would Bend In a memo of t he Ir n ame. ,o.ddress, phone numbers and buslnesse. orprofeselons for listing. Thle will cost &II tol.lows: 10 cents each Issue tor 2 IInee; 6 cent.tor e. .ch additional line.

Febru.a,ryEvening at 8.

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Two Linel/, IOc per il/I/ue; 5c for each aJJitionallineNarberth Register

Sa , " t 'U . r d . a , y ,Matinee at 3.

.And lVI.A:X SENN I T T I n

"W"ILLIAM S . H A R T

lIE KNEW

NARBERTH THEATRE'A Pullman Bride'

Teacher (trying to I l lus t rate the diff er en ce b e tween t he wo rd s "ride" altd"drive")-Now. If your l i tt l e sister goton a horse, what would sh e do?Little Jolmnle-Fall off.

WALTON BROS.

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LEE'S GARAGE

Relationship , , , " , . , . "Signed

JULIAN ELTINGE

PROGRAM

Y. M. C. A. NOTES

FILL OUT a n RETURN

Plumbing, Gas Fittingand HeatingN AR B ER TH . PA

this coupon Immediately to Ou r Town, that proper credi t may be giventh e noble youths who h av e g on e in defense of their country.

Date of Enlistment

S t at e whet h er Army, Navy, Mar in e Corps , Ho sp it a l Corps, orNational Guard.

Name of VolunteerAddress .

Branch of Service .

"THE WIDOW'S MIGHT"

ESSEX AVENUE, above Haverford AvenueClosed C a rs t o Hi r e , D ay o r Nigh tL. C. SHAHAN, Prop. Narberth

PHONE TON A R B E R T H 672

ARCADIAHESTNUT, Be l. 1 6 th S tFinest Pho top lay The-a t re 01 It s Si ze In th eEn l i r eWor ld .PhotopIay , ,-Conlinuous 10 ". M. to 11.30P.M.Phl la . , P e .l'hotol'l,,). ..r ~ u l . r , m e (luallt) "'Ith St"rsof l'lr.t Mugnltllde

""et"k Cmu. ::\Iondn,', J l l n u n r ~ ' 2HthA I)anu lloun t l) lctu roThe (Jrent" .t of ,\11 CllmOnOnge Artl.tH

When you want automobile trips, furnituremoved, packages carried, freight hauled. 'Tautomobiles stored, etc. he Narro T -I'HARRY B. WALL '0" Bu'''', "",,,,,11 n, C,ggoo.,,,f '\\T raJnd D. D. Stickr.ey.T he b us in es s m en 's gym class 0:1

Monday evening h/3d n in e m embe rsand they pu t in a full evening. Any; of the regular classes can be watched; 1'1'0111 th e l o b b ~ ' by peopl e w ish ir .g to

' judge whether the exerc ise would belJeneficial o r no t to them.Mr. A. J. Loos, hearing t ha t a n un expected n umbe r o f c on te st an ts h adent e red t he Ji,sts i n composit ion worl;:1'01' membership prizes, ha s very generously added three more membe?'s hi ps t o t he originallr offered.The boys ' game 1'0,011I w il l b e ope ne unext Mor .day even ing . Members ofth e as!'!Ocilltion have been f ou nd who :N" e ~ : tar e willing t o give th e needed over-s ig ht e ac h evening.S ev en d ay s mor e for th e speci'llrate for boys and g ir l s u nd e r 16-$2fo r a full memlJership for a fu ll year . S'\UU,; Jo'ISU OX TilE MENU i PREAMBLE AND BY-LAWS ' f ~ n e of ten cents int? t he t r ea s ury .After February 7 it wili b e $3. ,. . . _ Each fine shall constitute a demerit

Working Il1ml for Success .8.lI1ce th e \\.'ar began. th e 11Igh pl'lce OF NARBERTH GUARD against th e offender fo r promotlon.:\1,\1:-' I'lWDueTIOS STAIns AS ::sEAR d I IAS I ' O S S I B L J o ~ TO 10.la A. 1\1 .. 12.00. 2.00, The solicit .ors appointed by the Y. of foo la s gIven prevIOus y ~ n k n o w n , Meet in gS-Mee t in g s s ha ll b e calle:!:l.45, a.45, 7 .4a, 9 .30 P. lIl. i;\1. C. A. directorate for the bllsines.,; o r obs cure fishes an opportumty to be at th e command of th e senior offic'o f enrol li l: g : '\ ar be rt h i nd iv id ua ll y p ushed to th e fore a nd t o d emon strace : Believing i t ou r uuty to se t a pa- or u po n t he wr it t en r eque st of tel',V. G C: anll collectively in the associa t ion th is that they ar e entitled to regard at , triotic example to th e community , anu member s i n good standing. enIctor rocery O. Iwinter, ar e oUI ull0n the streets e ve ry l ea st e qu al to that ( l ccorded to those! fo r t he i ns tr uc ti on o f t ho se who will Officers-The commissioned officer'si evcning. and will hold a meet.ing this of longer standing i n t he c ommun it y. b e called fo r service ,in t he p re se nt s ha ll he e l e c t ~ d hy a majority vote ITelephoneUs Your Grocery Needs : evening at th e ofli.ce of t he s ec re ta ry T he tilefish h a s e s tah li sh ed an a s- Wor ld 'Val', better fitting them f or p ro - members p re se nt i n good ~ t a n d i n o .We do th e rest ; to c on;pa re notes and make reports. sur ed position and th e grayfish is ' motion; we h av e o rg an iz ed THE NAR :\'on-coml11iissioned officers shall he a ~ Satisfaction Guaranteed. The\' ar c as follows: T. C. Trotter, living down th e reputa t ion which it IBERTH GUARD, f or t he pu rp os e of pointed hy the command ing officerBELL PHONE, 1600 . Daniel Leitch, W. J. Bailey, A. J. I acquired as a pirate an d i s acqu ir ing [ p ro t ec t ing ou r homes an d teaching Governing Body-Shall he compose,1_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,__ ... _. ._ .... .. '_ : \..::os, C. IJ. Smith, W. C. Poor, C. L. respeelability as a fish whose :te-: military tactics an d d i ~ c i p l i n e in ac- of al l commissioned ofl icers an d non-I;\Iet;r.gar, W. D. Smedley, Jesse Har ris . quaintance is worth cultivating. : eo rd ance wit h th e r ul es a nd regu!:l- commissioned officel s, senior officl'r, David D. Stiekl:ey. W. X. Mills, '1'.;-';;. Barhecued sablefish is one of the ' t ions p rescr ibed by th e United States present. acting as chairman. This, Bntler, 1\liller Burkhardt, H. C. Gara, / m ost delicious se a foods, say" a' War Depar tmen t. body shall meet at le8.st once a month: Rav C. J on e s and H. C. Obdyke. I report issued by t he Uni te d States' B ~ ' . J , a w s anti pass on all fines and d isc ipl inaryA father and >;on banquet is be h:g ; The se men ',are sacrificing t he !r Bureau of Fisheries, wh ich now recom.. measures.arranged under the. auspices o[ th e time without stint in th e e ff or t t o men ds t o t he g en er al public th e sable- Membership-Any male reslldent ofY. M. C. A ., to be hel d on February 16 w in f or th e institutbn tile support it fish. whieh fo r no reason of it s own, the Borough of ~ a . r b e r t h or vicinity,

in th e association 1100ms. Plans ar e shoulll have in ~ a r b e r t h . Thei r ch ar - mailing ha s lived heretofore under sixteen rears of ag e or over, is eligibleb ei ng m ad e 1'01' the sealin!\' o[ 100 ac te r an d s tan di ng ar e sufficient g ua r- t he a li as "black cod." It i s n ot related' f or membe r sh ip , u pon s ig ni ng enroll !f at he rs a nd 100 boy,s, a nd a dd re ss es u nt ee o f t he p re se r. t status a nd m er it Ito t he m embe rs of t ll at f am il y by ! ment CEoId an.d . p . a y ~ n g dues. . Mil it ar y I ns pe et in g O lf ic er -Xow .f1)r t he en te r ta inmer .t an d edification of the work Before en ter ing UpOll line-age, structureDI' ed ib l e qual i ti e s. Dues -An IIlltlahon fee o f twen ty - , s e rgeant , wh at precautions do "011or hath. The w ee k o [ February 11 :s : th is eanvass . theY, in t he capaci ty of When i t w as discovered on tile Alas- five cent s s h al l be pu;id upon enroI1-: t ak e ag ai n st i nf ec ted water? .Father and Son Week throughout the, llireetors anll house members, which k an c oa st in 1811 th e o nl y name it , men t a nd twent r -f ive cen ts pe r month Sergeant--Wel!. sir. f ir st w e hoil ItY. M. C. A. world, an d is in the nature, most of them also fill, instituted a b or e was th e on e u se d by th e Indian.3, f or d ue s, p ay ab le . fi rs t o f eac ll month Officer-Good.or an e ff or t t o b ri ng t he mature anll '!lumber o f who le some and very ne- ' and th early white s e tt l er s a nd ex - I in advance. Sergeallt-Then we f il te r i t.work-crOWded life of t he f at he r 'bacl, ' ce ss a ry rul e s for t he imp ro vement plorer&, with the uncon{ventionality I F 1 i n e s - : - A n ~ m em be r he ing absent Officer-:r:::xcellent!intlo th e boy-life 101 an evening. and: and proper conduct of t he v ar i ou s d e- , e ommon i n new communities, gave it I from.. dl'lll WlthOU.t, excuse, shall pay a Sergeant-Then w e d ri uk beer:promote a fuller uulerstanding of th e partments or th e associatio1:, an d tlley a n ickname bas ed on sup er f ic ia l ap-, ~ _ ~ _ ~ ~ . ~ .. ; . _ ; ; , ~ ; - ; - ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ~ ; ~ ; ~ ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ~ ; ~ ; ; ; ; ; ; ~ ~boy's needs. Speakers well worth hear- ' : lOW gO before tile people in th e can .. p e a r a n ~ e s . So long as the fish was: ring ar e being engaged, and it is hoped fidence that t he se rul es ar e being practically unutilized the mis it ha t t he opportunity of par tic ipa t ing r , ig idly ' enforced. an d that the Nar nomer was of little moment, bu tin this e vent will be recognized as herth Y. M. C. A. i s meas ur i ng up to nol\' that it is entering intoon e of unusual value. ; their ideal as a n a ss oc ia ti on o f m en c omme rc e it hecomes deceptiveIt is a delightfUl exhihition any Sat- : and boys an d women ar.d g i rl s u nde r and n ot o nl y runs the risk of being

u rday morni l: g to wat ch e it he r the: t.he c on du ct o f C hr is ti an g en tl em en . b an ne d und er t he pure food l aws, b u t i1..:;;=====;;;;===========================;::=11younger boys 1)1' the younger g i rl s in ! is actually misleading t o t il e consum- I A C C O U ~ T A N T Sthe ir gymnasium practice. Th e boys" OFl'leERS ANn C U A I R ~ [ E N 01" TH- er who may buy tile fish under tile K ~ h ~ l , U. C. Certlne

s houl d h av e been using it have bec:n Pugh, ' \'er l 225 lana ave.e lamor i ng fo r investigoatlons into tlte Nar. P h ~ ~ ~ J l 6 ~ x ' r i ' t Y ~ T E t ; t s o n e . 163J.reasons for th e h igh cos t of living. Inwcrlal Groc"r)' Co. Phone, Narberth 606.Th e sablefish a s c au gh t averages See d l s P I ~ ~ ~ I ~ i < : e N t I ; t ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ E ~ I ' looue.about fifteen pounds in weight, al - Wohlert. A. J o ~ .though it grows much larger. To ob - Montgomery ,we. ) 'hone, 606 Narberth.r------------------------------------ j I GROCERSa in t he fish at Its best th e housewife \ 'Idor Groeer)' Co. Phone. 1600.s houl d buy it still " in t he f r os t " an d See ,lIspla)' n,lvel'tlHement In this Issue.Iml.erlal Groeer)' Co. Phone, Narberth 606.thaw It i n c ol d water immediately be- See dlsplRY advertisement In thlo looue.fore using. I1AULIN(J. ETC.W..Uon Bro. Phone, 672.Culinary experts advise that th e fish See display advertisement In thlo looue.should no t be al lowed to stand unduly INSURANCEBowm..n, Samuel I'. (Life.)long In wat er a nd that it should be 116 Elmwood ave. Phone, 653-W.hand led careful ly In cooking, as th e Jurkhnrdt, Miller. Genern! Insurance.flaky character of th e cooked flesh J O ~ ~ ~ . ! I ~ : ~ : . ~ ~ . e . Phone, 659-M.causes it to b r eak apar t readily. 305 S. Narber th nve. Phone, 682-J..lone \\'m. J. 103 S. Narberth BVS. Phone.680-J Phlla. addreos, Penn Mutual Bldg.Trotter Broo. (FIre. etc.)209 WoodsIde ave. Phone. 1262-ft.LAWYERSGilroy. John 211 Esoex ..ve. Phone. 1245-ft.Phlla. address, Lincoln Bldg.lIenry. Oeo. lIl . 107 Chestnut ave. Phone. 608.Phlla. . .ddress. Finance Bldg.S tl te .. F le tc he r W. 418 Haverford ave.Phone. 372-W Phlla. addre.s . Crozer BIde.LIGHTING FIXTURES1I1"Don. .ld John. Narberth phone. 1288.1533 Chest. .t . . Phlla. Phone. Spruce 1188.

Nobod ' h b hI t t MEATS. ETC.1 as ever een ' a e 0 ge Do)le.'. Phone, 398.a corner on vanity,,Ignorance or gen- 8..e display advertisement In t hi s l.. u8.I d ,Cotter, 1I0 . . . .rd F . Phone . 1298.er a cus se n es s. I See display advertisement In t hIs Iue.