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APPLICATIONRULES OF THE CONTESTLimited to residents as per map on our showwindow

Noone is e l i ~ i b l e who is under the age r e quired by the state for licensed drivers"Working .p.arts" to mean all parts as motoris assembledEach entrant allowed one guessArty e l i g i b l ~ member of a family may guessT i m ~ , July 14th to August 15th

A d d r ~ s ~ .Car owned at present Year .(Cut this out and send ih yout guess)

NameI believe there are working parts in thismotor

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Phone 962DOWNES-FLINT MOTORS, Inc.ARDMORE, PA.

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, '- -- -II: ' Phone: Spruce 2382 'Phone: Narberth 1616-R :- -- -:: HOMES WANTED- --- -- -: Forty to f if ty famil ies moving to Philadel- :- -phia this Summer and Fall want homes in and ::_ around Narberth. I f your proper ty is for sale, I - -would be glad to l is t s ame and offer it to one of :

-b -these uyers. -- --, -: \YILLIAM A. MITCHELL :, -~ I ', -Land Tille n u i ! d i n ~ P('twrl'n Rand 10 A. ]\t. _, ', '~ - , - " , . , - _ . , - , - , - - , - - - - - - - , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ - - - _ !

I - - w ; c : i ; - ; ~ ~ f i f u ; ; - II Tailors, Cleaners afid Dyets It 234 Haoerford Avenue tt Narberth, Pa. ,t Phone, Mzrberth 1 ~ 5 4 ,_ ._.__ - _. __ . _ , _ _._ _. _ _ .' _ ._ - 6~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ .....B

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MYER BRODSKY, Prop.

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: one o f t he I I r ~ t requirements forwound$, b u r h ~ and sprains.Wheneve r you suf fe r a cut ors['rntl'h, paint it with P u r e t e ~ tI od ine t o p reVl' tl' l. i nf ec ti on a nt i'lujeken lwaling. EXl'ellent a);;ofor \.akin!! t he s or en es s o ut o f in~ e c t bites aha inflammation.One of ~ ~ J l J P ; j r l ' ~ e s t p r ~ ' ] l a r a t i o n sfor hl':J,Ph awl hygipne. Everyitl'm t he b el 't t ha t skill and care:'an produce.

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MONTGOMERY GARAOE

Electrical Contractor

Painting and Decorating212 Woodbine A"e;, Narberth, Pa.I 'hon... ] ' ; 1 l . h ~ ~ t I 1 17514-\\'

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NAABEATH WINS O ~ E N E ~

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. itl 'I I II Ill1e wi Ii pI ay a t . . - - - - - - - - ~ - - . . . ; . . . - . . - ; ' - - I\ :11'; , , l ' lI i" I" t li t t cam \vhoTakes Lead in Maitl Line Ley Gib- ( ';lr. C'll1H' out an d h el p u s do it.Iii.. :""rlwrlil I . . . . ' : \ ( " II IT Illl'\\';-S\;lllds, and ;;t Ih,' ,t"re' lIi II. F . I H. II. ( ~ .\. E. t \I'lllS, ,;]fJone a y \ ~ ' ~ ) O ( ayorI);,\.is. I l'all". :!h 1 1) .t;) :111d l\oll('rt "Iay\\'c)(lli I aylor.( ' . l ' I.. Mclma , .\\ illl thi,., i ~ ~ I I l ' . " ( ) l l 1 ' '1'1I\\n" i lllllllt'r. :!I> 0 0 1 0 0 I ' . \ J ~ T I : - ; ( ;

1;\111 l''' int" a nl',\ :-h"p. \\ ' \ lich, it I T"lnl :! '7 :!i " 1 1 l ~ : < ' O I ! - \ T I : - ; { Ji" pbnned, \\ill ill' uur pe rmanen t .'1'1"....10,,", I I i t ~ - : - n . . H i l l d ~ l i r .. .Two-base WM. NEWBORG & CO.I . t' n r hOllle Iill,-llllhh ..1. :--;"".J",,'. :--;:\"lIt"", I , , ' ~I' 101 lb. . I KlIIII. II. lJulIll'llI;"S. )) 1 1< i,.. B l I ~ " onI" 'I' In! I:-t II I t h e t en y ea rs of the: I . n l : . ~ (I,l' t ; i l > ~ l I n . :i; "IT H ~ ' l l n . 5. lilt byl';l\'l'!"" liic, the printing has been: I"t.-llt

'I , "lul'l'd 111 t he p la nt tli Lyon &. \ ,llI"', 1I1l1l\I'r. :--;\111", " l I t ~ -Hr. ( " b ~ O I l .I , I l' 11 ; by HYllII n. 1JIIlIhl.. p l " y ~ - l ' \ . I 1 I l - l ' . un-. I r i l l ' ,r, I ll ra te tl a t : - - e \ ' ( ~ n t t an( l I ~ s i " t ..,l. t"lllpiJ('--.1ohnstoli., , (' I' l' l : - t n ' e t ~ , I 'hiladell'hia. Theyi;;tl l' gi\ l'1l I I : ; lllnsi-.tl'l1tly t \ l r u u ~ h Another.t . \ l ' ~ l ' years a 1 '11bli ca ti l 'Il of at- \\ 'i t ll Y. F lck o n thc l1101111l1,t ra n i\T appea rance a nd c ar ei ul .\ : rhl 'rth heat Cullinan's f as t K .

ill \\ 'orkmanship. "i C. t eam , o i :\nll11ore, in a \'cryl ) 1 I f new hCl1IlC is t h e p la nt o f g oo d g am c. : \1 on da y. Th e scoreth e Suburhan I'ublishil1g Com- ,,1:' ';-,i. Each t eam ha d p le n ty ofpan). located at \Vayne. Th e bi t s : :\arberth go t 12 off Dough-change o i p r in t c rs is th e first step ~ r t y . \"hile K. tlf C. go t 1 0 o ff of Agehcy for three standard made t ir e s and t ubes , Goodyear. Vacuum

111 a c a re ful ly wo rked ou t plan to I;'leck. Kane s to Ic f ou r bascs in Cutis al1d Pennsylvania. F t - e ~ tube for thE! hext two weeks ~ t each tire.make "Um :Town" a larger an d l \\0 i l l n i l l ~ s , which h el pe d N ar - Stohige, three kinds ot Gasoline-Betholine, Atlantic and Gulf Gas.. l' I 1)' t h lei f Mdbllbll oil and "'rllaSl!. A H ~ l ! s s t i r l e s an d free crank case servicE!.1111;re influential paper, hath in s iz e . er t 1 \\In \\' len a\'ls go () 0 '".111d c ircuJat i ;J11-to g i\ 'e i t read- Illc in th e la:-it inning-. Odiurne Washing Cars , day and night; $1.25 and up.IT:-i no t onh' al l t he n cw s of :\ar- :'cllied a double an d I;n Cullinan's - - ""' - - -. nh . bu t -tu kecp them in close '\ crthr!)I\' to sccond he camcI t lU , h \\jth m a t t c r ~ oi interest in .(lInc 'V '.1~ ~ ; II t ~ l rruu nd i11g tow n sh i11 an d ~ ( ( ) re : :"AnH l i { ~ T ~ l l . O. A. E ~ . f ' I l I I l I I l I I l I I . ' . l l l l l l l I i ' " l 1 l l 1 i ~ l l l I l l I i l l i l l ' l l i l l i l l l l i . . . . 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I O ~ . " ; I I I I I D ' : ' y l l l l l l l " ~ ..Tlie a(hantag-c;; \\'c 1>elin'c will !{nlll'. rf. 2 II 1 1 0 $" 05 -a c cru e f rom thIS a r rangemen t a r e 1',,,n'l1 rf. 1 ~ 1 0 0 &,;. Seashore ithree-iold: .\ mu re c onve n ie nt I J l l v i ~ . 1h 0.. 1 ().. ROUND TRIP .-ucation gell'gral)hi'caJly; a lower II. lIuOlphriC's, : ~ 1 1 2 11 i. \ Ex"'u'tS'ilfthS . __ n. I' ",k. If. \ 1 1 0 " '" v _l us t, m ak in g l ar ge r i ss ue s p os - ) J l c \ d ~ s 0 2 (I 0 1

s i bl e ; co -oper a ti on with other Odiorlw. c 1 1 8 H () E A I.eC.. H u i l 1 ( l h r i C ' ~ , 2b () :- (j 1 1 ;; . t' a t 1 . tpapers. \'. Fll'Ck, \1 0 1 0 5 0 ;; . .. . n e lYl l te l as t f ea tu re is important. E" . .....F ,m independel1tly-owned papers Total . . . . . . . . . . (\ 1:! 27 1 4 ' th"" .tarc' lH1\V 111ldcr t he o ne r oo f - "Our K. OF C" ursdays, July 3 , August 2i1"I,n.' th e "News"of llala-Cyn- ,. (' \ f R1 ~ _ 0; Ao F;) S.l.o'a'y, August 10d . l)1lI Crs. c' ~ ; ; ; '-UaQ'I,\d." "The lVlain L in er , " o f Ar - H. (olll1 . . '.W::t:1b:::::::: .Q' !. $Q1 0 i .Aitj)'s': S ~ b t & & d . T h ~ ~ t b t o v e r i t i i j " i ~ s t t r t U : ~ t n g - ..., ' A ' . R . ' S t ~ ' I ' ~ ~ . " ' . , 1 1 m E " I - n ' 8 . ' E " i i i i i i S - CattiY. H. . : ; . ;. b O .uS t . . . i l k A t o . ~ .' lY in-w. . ' . i .-vI r I1U RUf InIUU I ( ~ r l l t . p, I;.:;., ~ '0 0 0 1 0 ! ~ d ~ f . ~ ~ l l , . ;_lib .... .. E.T\\'Q C e ~ ~ . W o " t l : ' Ii\AI9Itiil6. - - -- - -- '1 ~ t . iU. ll 'le.. , ~ a b P . h . b l \ ~ A f t t m o ~ 17 rot i r e h . ~ " ' e n ~ I

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ONi!mancanonlydo oneman;s work.His day is measured in accomplish'ment. His big handicap is time.The t el ephone saves him manyout'of,town steps-without the lossof pleasant personal contacts.

~ - ~ ~ ........~ ~ - - _ ..._..... ~ .... ~ - I WeD Worth Owning It A surprisingly large number o f Mai n Line resi- tI dents have recently purchased Maxwell and tChrysler Cars from us-Why? . II Beauty and PowerUnexceHed Value It Le t us Demonstrate these Remarkable Cars. tIRAY WEISS' A C C E S S O ~ Y S10ft tNarberth A\Te., Opposite Garage t! . Phones: Narberth 1633 or 1203-W t_ ~ ~ ~ ~ _ ~ ~ ~ ~ JMAIN LINE NOTES THE JAPANESE SEETLE

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FARMS MllK

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r o n ~ d ! h . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.75E ~ ~ s h J l l ' b d l ! 1 t ) t h I " $2.95

PRESTON 1924

QUALITY . . SERVICEUNEQUALED" FRESHER BY A DAY;'

SCOTT POWELL DAIRIES48th ~ PARRISH STS.

CEDAR POSTS-BEAN POLESDahlia StakesArbor Strips--Screen MouldingSHULL LUMBER CO.,

2H BALA AVE. BALA-CYN'VYDCYN,\rYD 662

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Leglon F lays Violence. Efforts by Authorities to PreventThe Bullock-Sandcrson Pos t, Pest F rom Spread ing .No. 136, of the American Legion, The Japanese beetle is about dueof :\rdmore, hel d a spe cia l me et ing to s ta rt its c ampa ig n a ga in st theon Tuesday for the purpose of fol iage and plants of this section,adopting resolutions on t he sh oot - a nd t he United States Department

(' ing' of Pol ic emen Roy and Mil le r o f I \g ri cu lture is prepared to comThursday evening, July 3. n ea r t he bat the pest.s ou thern end of Holland avenue, The J apanes e bee tl e wil l e at a l-:\ rdmore. most a nything t hat is green andThere were 60 members present. growing. It has been known toA resolut ion was presented con- attack at least 21 2 different speciesdenl11ing the Ku Klux Klan, but of plants. Amo ng those which it... ..,. ........ ,; ........_ ...." ............ - .......+...... t he mot ion to name the o rgan iz a- a tt acks v igorously are t he g rape .ChANS"rON'S CLEAN COAL t ion fai led. A general res olut ion the raspber ry , the b la ckbe rry, theagainst violence passed unanimous- apple , the sweet cherry, corn, soyJ U N E D E L IV E R Y PRICES . Iy. bean, red dover, Virginia creeper.

CHUTED Thc rcsolut ion was framed by rose, a lthea, hoIlyhock, the elm, oak,EGG, $14.50 NUT, $14.75 Coloncl Frank lin D 'O li er , forme r wiI low, map le and horse che stnu t.~ O V E $'15- 25 PEA $1126 national commander of t he legion. It al so a tt ac ks a sp ar ag us , sweet,. ~ I l l ' a tt ended the mee ting for thc potato, l ima and s tr ing beans , peas , .---------. . . . ~ .. . ~ - - ~ .. .l50 cents added when wheeled or carried ~ o l e purpose of having the resolu- the peach, the plum, the quince, , ,50 cents discount for cllsh lions adopted. Dr. Clifford H. I \ rn - a lfal fa , t he wild che rry, ferns and t .. ' '. - ,JOSEPH M CRANSTON o ld . who was in the Twcnty-eighth numberless other trees and plants. I 'di\ 'ision in France, spoke c a r n c ~ t l ) ' I \\hell the hcetle appears, it ",iII '.. _ ~ ~ ~ ~ - : : ~ ' . : ; ~ . . w __ u . u . ~ _ ~ " ~ : : : e ~ . C : : ~ " : ...7 ~ f O ~ ) : ~ J ~ I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ; j ~ ~ ~ \ 1 ~ : n t ~ ~ ~ 1 ~ C i ~ ~ ~ ~ J ~ ~ ~ ; ~ d \ , ~ ~ r ~ ~ I ~ \ \ ~ ~ ~ t ~ ~ ~ I ~ ; I .t: Igains t men tion ing the Klan by wi!1 nu t all a pp ea r in J un e, hut---".",.,------------------------------------------. , name declared they would ha\'C ;l\iln!H':r., will con tinue to come out" .VACATION TIME , loled otherwise if thcy had knO\\n (,i the groll1ld all through the sum-I Iall t hc fac ts conce rn ing the arrc,t I l l e r 11]()l1t!JS. ()I1C felllale will by: : nf fuur Il1cmhers of the :\rread by tlrdihl1ry Right is about for its long.buming qualitt.nd ita lowVote" ~ a m p a l g n has been star ted eight or t e n n t l l ~ s tl. ~ a t . This ash col\teilt.by . the Montgomery C?untYcan h l 1 ~ 1 ~ b @ p t e v e ~ \ t e d . It . ist ; ~ a g t i e \1f ~ t u t \ e t \ Voters tn aC"posslble f O f l ~ in b c 4 t t ' 1 ~ d a!l tar Take advakllale of our .quare-dealc or da nc e WIt h t he p la ns of theM 1M or 1 ~ miles in p r o d u c ~ , ott policyt,late : r : - ~ g u e . .. ' automobiles, or as a grub in the. .1nvltat!On.s. have b ee n s en t tel ~ J l r t h .a.roUnd. the roo. t ot. plllt\ts.Uie t h t l . l t ~ e h . of t w . e n t : r - t h r e t ! T o ~ N ~ v e n t t l \ l ~ s ~ . Itfbt jud\ps a ( )~ o ~ n t or41.st.pe t ot;gantza.tlons t.o tluarahthi.e...ltaaoeen e ~ \ . a b l i ~ h e d 5 .c a ron Gilatt_e';ld.a t . u ~ c ~ e o n m e e t n ~ . at . t ~ ~ about thei5QO.lIquare t 1 l t l e ~ whlthMerton Crlckel ClUb, Hl\TUfoftl lllre t : 6 l \ ! 1 l t 1 l ! l ' t u U h f ~ 8 t l ! . t t I'll' pUUtts lor Cash ion Monday, ] uly 21, at 1 2 ~ 3 0 b t ~ t t i t h l e e lft!'lllij\Vtd to t ! ~ \ r e 1=t .M .tk i s terrih:>f .wlUU:>ht at lea!1t an.The . . M 0 ! l t g t l t t \ ~ f Y County e t a m i \ l g H o n ~ i.t riot ,3. 6 ~ r ~ ~ ~ ~ a t e , . C I. b fi ;Le!lgue feels tn . g r ~ e r t o . d b t ~ n ef- litpentiingo,n.thepart oltlie q ~ l l l r ~ .Pile c \ i i ~ ~ e r a .. . 0 p ~ In ft if i c l e ~ ~ a n d ~ ~ e c t ~ v e resul ts the .hht ine4 territory. fr.om whit:h they days. a lewed .auk p " l ~ ;;,\r1Vlte tii\tt C < ; 1 ~ ~ ~ ~ \ " I i H b n . . ~ o { . : t h e s , e aWe, being h r Q u g ~ t ; ..... N()produc=e y 'L . , ..._1 L....1loi- I. ' 1 ) ' t t a ~ . i l t a t i ~ l J ~ ; i s ; h ~ ~ ~ s ~ ~ t Y l f i tblS . ~ t p l a q t s a ~ l l ~ W ~ . t l i 1 . ~ Q y e : l 1 e r - ' 0 \1 c : i U \ : D U t ' ~ nViia uii on a !-,.o ~ ~ t t t : ~ t ~ ~ t ~ i , . ~ i ~ ~ ! ~ ~ ~ n " ~ f t ~ . ~ ~ ~ 1 : ~ ~ ~ ~ d ~ ~ ' i : ' ~ : I t \ r m : ; : l : ~ t t : t = ~ r ' L : t d \ d b t : ~ Ii..a l ~ 9 b : e ... f. ~ . r . f . l ~ . d . . b,,, .'.down.. irtt.(r 1>01'-. . b . ~ e . t t td. 1 l 8 : : , ~ ~ . , a J I I . t l i l . : ~ . ~ (Ils _I0.A you. i l i .ul i b ' .ough t o ~ n s ~ l p s . '" ! l l l J \ e : u n H t s o ~ ~ t h l t t k ' I S . d U t \ . t o ' . ' . i i ..~ h l 8 ' b1nt:erted action a lm s t o e : l t t e r m l t 1 l i t ~ tit'dniti-oiit. (U. e r ; ; i l n . j j . J f t l l . " ' t m ~ a8tJ6

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H. RICKLIN'SHardware Store i

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ROOFINGJobbing promptly attended to.

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N igh t P h on e , N a rh e rt h 687Da y P h on e , Narberth 302-J

Take an Interest!

A Vis it t o Our Farms andDairy will convince you.

GEORGE W. BOTTOMS

There Is a Difference!

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-Cont racto r an d Builder 420 Rockland Ave., Narberth , Pa .

H l ~ k f l sMILK AND CREAM75 8 LANCASTER AVE.BRYN MAWR.Telephone: Bryn Mawr 882

Bell Phone, Na rber th IlUI6-W

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Narberth Electric Shopw. G. CASE, Mgr.

2 2 6 : H a v . e r f ~ f d Avenue_Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings

HOW.ARD 'S Of.coune.we. deliver - anyplace-&nytime

We o ff er Special Prices on all Westinghouse Fans.

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The -Brightest Spo t i n NarberthA Drug Store in the Most Modern Sense 0/ the Term

Plumbing, Gas Fittingand HeatingNARBERTH, PA.

Phone, Narberth 1602-J

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For PermanentSatislactionBUY ASmedleyBuilt Home

Open Sw .d uy E, e rung. :> to 7MARLANFirst-ClassDELICATESSEN

Milk and Crel1lll

WM. D. & H. T: SMEDLEY

HARRYB. WALL

Auken, chairman; Messr s. \V . P.[ )avies , J . B. Wine, J. C. McKelland W. N. Foote , who will s ee t oit that everybody becomesacqua in ted and a r range a matchfor anybody.Here ' s the club with all the facilities, come on in a nd e nj oy !t.If you a re una bl e to p lay tenn t s,you can enjoy quoits, bu t if youcannot do either, you can s til l eat.Let's go.Summary:

SINGLESH. E . L an e, 1\arberth, defeatedJ. Haines. Cynwyd, 7-.5, 6-3.VanDyke Johns, Narberth, defeated C. M. Harl an, Cynwyd ,6-2, 6-1.R. March, Cynwyd, defeated R.Fretz, Narberth, 3-6, 7-5, 6-3.C. F. Fretz , Narberth, defeatedH. M. Simmons, Cynwyd, 6-4, 6-4.H. Fox , Cynwyd, d ef ea te d F.G. Van Auken, .Narberth, 8-6, 6-1.G. Graham, Cynwyd, defeated]. Allen, 1\arberth, 6-4, 6-3.

DOUBLESJ oh ns a nd F. Fretz , Narberth,defeated Ha ines and Ha rl an , Cynwyd, 4-6, 6-], 6-2.Lane and R. Fretz, Narberth,defeated March and Fox, Cynwyd,10-R, 2-6, 6-3.Van Auken a nd H aw es , N ar

berth, defeated Graham and Simmons, Cynwyd, 6-3, 7-,).

215 Haverford Avenue

CYNWY'D DEFEATED

GOODYEARTENNIS SHOESATDAVIS '

Thos. A. Kerrigan & SonBuilding and Cont rac t ingHomes For Sale or RentPlans & EstimatesFurnished ForAlterations & Repairing

WRITE, 'PHONE, CALL429 BROOKHURST AVE.

I1A VE YOUR SHOESREPAIRED IN NARBERTH

FOR TAXI SERVICECall Narberth 672 or 2215 WMAIN LINE GARAGEWalter Roser100 Essex Avenue, Narberth, Pa.Hauling of all kinds Storage

(Continued from Page One)ing Paul \\' . Gibbons, H. VanDyke Johns , C. F . F re tz , R. 1.FI e tz and \\ ' . D. R. E\ans. Themembership of the club is no t ashigh as it ought t o be consideringthe facilities offered a nd a t a general meeting held \Vednesdayn ig ht i t was d ec id ed t o admit newmembers from July 2] instead ofAugust I at the half-year rate ofdlles. namely, $10 in addi t ion tot he i ni ti at io n due s o f $10. In themeantime so that any prospect ivemembe rs may h av e t he 0 l/ po rt un it y t o Jook the cluh over it wasd ec id ed t o wai \' e t he g ue st ruJea nd p ermi t a ny prospective memhers to be t he gues t s of the c1uhfor t,YO days. It is hoped thatman\' resiclents will take advant age ' o f t h is oppor tuni ty and theyare assurd a heartv welcome bvthe glad hand c o m ~ l i t t e e , consisting of Lt . Commander F. T. Van

Quick ServiceARCADE SHOE REPAIR SHOP

A Visitor from Bridgepor t.:\1 r. :\1 iJu Atkinson, connectedwith the GeneraJ Electric Company, motored to Narberth last

week from Bridgeport, Conn.1\Irs. Atkinsun, who is touringwith h im, is a c ou si n o f M rs . Elmer L. Stapp and Miss Ella J. Wiley, ~ 2 \\ 'ayne avenue, withwhom they visited for severaldays.Thi s b ei ng Mr.. Atkinson's firstopportuni ty to secure a good viewof Fairmount Park, he was delighted with its b ea ut y a nd th esplendid drives a round Na rbe rt ha nd a lo ng t he Mai n Line.After a side trip to AtlanticCity, visiting friends and relativesin Camden and Pi tman, N. J., theAtkinsons will c on ti nu e t he irjourney to \ \ 'ashington, D . C.

LOCAL STAMPERS WIN

THE STREET PETITION

GORED BY PRIZE BULL

Signed By More Than 180 CItizensof the Borough.The petition for s treet improvement contained 16 0 signatures atthe time it was t ur ne d in at themeeting of the Council las t Mondayevening. Through some misunders tanding, the people on upper Grayl ing avenue did not get the ir copyof the pet it ion in at that t ime, although they had secured 29 addit ional s ignatures making a finaltotal of 189.As a cop y of the original petition

was printed in "Our Town" twoweeks a go, it s houl d now ~ expJained that the re was. m l s s t a t ~ ment of fact in that petItion and It,therefore, was not presented t.oCouncil. A slightly different petition, making the same principal request, but e limi na ti ng a ny controversial reference to gu tte rs andcurbs was used and is the onewhi ch is now on fiJe with Council.This change in the petition shoul?be clear ly understood by all resIdents of t he bor ough , bot h t ho seliving on unpaved streets a ~ t h o ~ ewho a re m or e fortunate 111 theirresidence locations. The originalpetition would have implied that thepetitioners expected the borough topay fo r gutters a ~ l d c ~ r b s out ofpublic funds. It IS rehably statedthat the borough has never paid forg ut te rs a nd c ur bs on any. ?treet.Therefore, the present p e t l t l O n e ~ swer e wi ll ing t o mod if y t he ir p et It ion because they do not want norexpect the borough to provide anything more for their streets ~ u ofpublic funds than has preVIOuslybeen provided for other streets.

Newll of tqe C!1qurcqellTHE OLD MERION FRIENDS'MEETING HOUSE

Sunday Masses at 7 o'clock andIO o'clock. On f ir st and third Sundays the late l\lass. is a High Mass,followed by bencdlctlOn.Dai ly I \l as s a t 8 A. r-1.BAPTIST CHURCH OF THEEVANGELSen- ices Sunday, July 20 , 1924 .:U.45 A. :\l.-Bihlc Schou!' Classesfor e\cryone.] 1.00 A. :.-! .-:'!orning- worship.H.ev. J. ~ I i l n c r \\'ilbur, D. D., ?fthe Bap ti st I ns ti tu te , WIllpreach.7.30 P. M.-Union Evening Worship. Rev . M. E. McLinn, oft he L ut he ra n Chu rc h, w il lp reach the s ermon. .8.00 P. 1\1.-\\' ednesday Evenlllg.Union Prayer and Praise Service in the l \ lethodis t Church.Leader from the LutheranChurch.\Ve we!comc C\'ery one to anyor a ll o f these scrvices. Come andbring a f riend with you.

Montgomery ! 'ike , Karberth,was established )(J82. Her e Wil l iam Penn wor sh ipped, a s wel l asmany other noted Friends. O.ne ~ the h is to rica l spo ts of A m ~ n c a ISopen for wor sh ip eve ry FIrst-day(Sunday) morning at 11 o'clock.THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHRev. John Van Ness, Minister.Meetings for July 20 :U.45 A. ~ I ' ! . - B i b l e School.I1.UO A. :-I.-Morning Worship.Mr. \"an Ness will preach o n t he

theme: "The Voice of theMaster."7.30 P. M.-Union TwilightMeeting, wit.h s e rmon by Rev. M.E. McLinn. Kext Wednesdayevening the Cnion Prayer M e ~ t -ing wil l be held in the MethodIstChurch, and the leader wil l be furn is he d by the Lutheran Church.

HOLY TRINITY LUTHERANCHURCH, NARBERTH, PA.M. E. McLinn, Pastor.Hegular Services July 20, 1924:Sunday School, 9.45 A. M.Morning preaching, 11 A. M.Theme for sermon, "The Grace

of Createst Giving."7.;W P. 11. Union Mee ti ng onM. E. Ch urch Grounds. TheLutherans in charge.

ST. MARGARET'S CATHOLICCHURCH

Narberth Herdsman Escapes WhenAssistant Distracts Animal.Gored by a pr ize bull at PenshurstFarms, Narberth, as he was attempting to lead the animal topasture, Arthur Yonker, a. herdsman, was saved from death S u n d a ~ ' ,when his assistant leaped to hIsrescue. Yonker was taken toBryn 1\Iawr Hospital , where h issuffering from a punctured nghtlung and several fractured ribs.Yonker and his ass is tant, JohnBarrow, entered the small enclosurewhere two pr ize bulls were penned,to lead them to the feeding barn.Barrow took one of the animals outleaving Yonker with the other. AsYonker reached for the bul l' s noser ing, the anima l r ushed him, go.ring him in the side and armpit.tos sing him over his f lank andcrashing him against the bar n doorwhere he Jay half stunned.

NARBERTH METHODIST EPISCO As the bull turned to attackPAL CHURCH Yonke r t he s econd t ime , Barrow. . rushclc schooJ,. Bon: leaped over the gate to safety. InFlctcher \ \ . ~ t J t e s , . s u p e n n t e ~ : d - ' the l1le,lIlwhile Yonker draggede11l; I I ,\ . :'1.. mllnil11g w?rsnlp. himself inside the stable and fastTheme: "\\'hy 1 believe 111 t l ~ e ened the door where he was foundChurch." This is thc fourth tn unconscious f ~ o m loss of blood.the series of s ermons on t he g en - Dt. E. S. Deubler , super intenderal theme, I. \Vhat the Church Be- en t, s ta te d yes te rday tha t Yonkerlie\es." was well on the road to r e ~ o v c r y .The l ast of the ser i, 's will IJl ' The bull has always heen tractable,preached on J u l ) ~ -21., on t.he and its sudden temper is unexthemc"\\'hy l lklle\'e III the Life plained.A fter Death." _.\ n thems, .. i long to he ,\ithJesus," I,y \\'illiams Quartet; "H eTuok :'1\ ~ i l l S .\way." by ,\ckley.At : .:iv t'. :.1. the Luian Twi l ight Services wil l he held in thechurch l J ( J l l ~ e . The Lutheran congregation wi ll h e in cha rge andRev. :'1. E. ~ I c L i n n will preachthe SCnlltln.On \Vednesday at R P. 1\1. theUnion l ' raycr ~ " n i c e will he heldin the :'Icthodist Church, Rey. 1\1.E. 1\1 cLinn, leader.. Cho ir r eh ea rs al o n. Thursdayevening. The men of the congregation will hold a get-together sociaJ and supper nt the church onThursday eevning. Supper willbe served b y the ladies at 6.30P.M..

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