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I JARBERTH COMMUN ITY LIBRARY

WIIJDSOR AVE,

fJAI"\BERTH, PA.

Volume 16 , No. 35 Narberth, Pa., Friday, June 13 , 1930 Price, Three Cents

Narberth Tops Berwyn Borough to Compilein First League Win a Registry Book Many Complaints Received and Adjustedby BoroughPolice, Committee Report Shows

LEAGUE RACE TIGHTENS SURVEY

Schedule for WeekSaturday. Roxhorough.~ I o n d a v . North Chester.\Vednesday. Colored House ofDavid.

Thursday, Penn A. C.

Results of Week' s GamesSaturday

N'arherth, 9: Berwyn, 7.~ onday

Narherth-Clearview-rain.\Vednesday

Narherth, 7: I'owell Professionals. (,.

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Regular rou tine business was the

chief preoccupation of the Narberth

Borough Council at its regular

monthly meeting on Monday night.

A proposi tion of the Philadelphia

Suburban Vv'ater Company whereby

t he Bo rou gh may obt ai n n ine new fire

hydrants without charge due to a re

duction in the rate fo r fire plugs was

accepted. These new hydrants will be

placed in positions designated by the

Fire Chief in conjunction with the

chairman of the Police and Fire Com

mittee.

The report of the P ublic SafetyCommittee indicated the wide variety

of mat te rs and complaints t ha t p ass

through the Borough Office and are

a tt ended t o by the Narberth Police.

The r epor t, v er y detailed, and fre

quently qui te amusing , fol ows i n part:

"One hundred and five summonses

were issued for passing 'stop' signs.

"O n May 1. Sherman Lillard, 231

\Voodbine Avenue, bea t his wife and

shut off the gas and e lec t ri c l ight s.

I\lrs. Lillard was taken to Bryn Mawr

Hospital, and a visiting nurse calIed

at the house and got a lady to take

care of the children.

"1\1r. C abr ey. o f \Vindsor Avenue.

at th e c or ne r of Narberth Avenue.

complained about l\I rs. Town's dog

running at large."\Valter Case, 2·U Haverford Ave

nue. r epor ted that a twenty-foot lad

de r had been taken f rom h is property.

"The front and back doo rs o f Cook's

Plumbing office were found o pe n, o n

th e fifth.

"Mr. Haws, of t he Narberth Hard

war e Company , s aw two boys on the

Delegate of CouncilCouncilman John R. Hal I, of Sabine

Avenue, Narbe rth . attended the a n

nual meeting of the Pennsylvania As

socia tion of Boroughs held at Beaver

Falls on \Vednesday, Thursday and

Friday of this week. Mr. Ha lI w as

the official delegate of t he Nar be rt h

Borough Council.

Ensign Joseph c. Snyder, son of Dr.

and 1\1 rs. O. J. Snyder, of \Voodbine

Avenue, Narberth, was among twenty

members of this year's graduating class

at the United Sta tes Military Acad

emy at Annapolis who wer e permitted

to resi gn owi ng t o a short age of com

missi on s, due to a reduction in ou r

Weds TonlOrrow

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-Photo by Bachrach.

Miss Mary Virgini a Dold, o f Narb ert h, wh ose mar ri ag e to EnsignRobert Melville Patten takes placetomorrow in St, John's Church atBala-Cynwyd at four o'clock.

Narberth Man, Father of Move

ment, Addresses Rotary

Club at Luncheon.

Proponent Describes

Franklin Memorial

Ensign Joseph SnyderYouth," by Richard \V. Heisler.

Presentation of the class gift of $121 Resigns From the Navyto be used towards a memorial for

Charles B. Pennypacker, late principal

of t he Sen ior High School . was made

by \Varren Lockwood, class president.

A selection, "Salut d'Amour," was

given by Alber t Newmau. The Vale

dictory address was made by Emma K.

Croasda le , o f Cynwyd.

Principal George H. Gilbert, partici

pating in hi s fi rst cO ll lm encemen t at naval force.

Lower Merion, awarded p ri ze s a s foJ_ l Among the many applicants those

lows: having the best opportunity for civic

A d \ \ ' 'C I b . . employment were accepted. EnsignI' more oman s u pnzes 111 S I . I I U' .

domestic arts: Nancv Hoff, Dorothv ny( er goes WIt I t 11' 11Ited Engl-

Doyle, Jane Benham: . nee rs and Const ru ct ion Cor po ra ti on ,A rdmo re Rot ar y Cl ub 's awa rd of a t he foremos t organizat ion of its kind

Hamilton watch":""a n e \ ~ award for in the country. He is the elder SOli

CON'I ' INUED ON PAGE 12 of Dr. and Mrs. Snyder.

A v iv id p ic tu re of the nroposed Ben

j amin Frank lin l\femorial . wi th a his

tory o f t he project, was given members

of the Bala-Cynwyd-Narberth Rotary

Cluh Tuesday by Morton Gihhons

1'1 eff, secretary of Benjamin Franklin

!llemorial. Inc.

Mr. Nef f, a resident of Narber th and

former president of the Poor Richard

PLANNEDLSO

New Method of Listing proper.

ties Will Prevent Mix.

ups on Titles.

209 Receive Diplolnas at Lower Merion

Comnlencement; Many Prizes Awarded

Two hundr ed and nine seniors of

Lower l\ferion High School received

diplomas from the h,tnds of \ViIliam L.

Austin. President of th e T ownsh ip

Board o f Educa ti ll n, a t t he Commence

men t Exe rc is es held in the Junior

High School Auditorium l as t F ri day

night.

The addn 's s of welcome. following a

mar ch by the H ig h School Orchestra

and the invocation by t he Rev . Joseph

c. Harvey, of Gladwynne. was made

by David L. McVickar, of Cynwyd.

11 cVickar replaced the official saluta

torian, Const an ce McChe sn ey , who

was unabl e to officiate ow ing to col

lege preparation work.

An add re ss , "Tekel," w as ma de by

Doris A. Bredo, o f Cynwyd. an d an

other address "I n Defense of Modern

The compilation of a registry book,

which will list all properties in Nar

berth by s treets and also alphabetically

will he under taken immediately by

Burgess Henry A. Frye.

The book, which will be known offi

cially as the llorough Register, wi ll d o

away in the fulure with the confusion

which has resul ted from the number

ing of propl 'r ti l: s i n Narberth. Differ

ent land companies in the past have

changed the numbering of l ots w it h

the result th at many propenies Inve

been sold for unpaid taxes when the

owners were unaware tha t t he y wer e

li sted for sal e under a different nunl ·

ber than the i r t it le indicated.

\Vhile the es tablishment of an offi

cial Borough Register doing away with

the l is t ing of propert ies by number will

"uot be retroactive, siuce permissiou

was only granted boroughs by the

State Legislature in I'J29 to keep such

a btl( >k, it will prevent th e reoccur

r en ce o f these unfortunate episodes inthe future.

FOlIowing the c ompilation o f the

registry hook, which is expected to take

ab ou t th re e o r four months, a survey

will be made of t he borough , which

wilI include a complete and accurate

map showing alI pro(' lerties, and also

alI gas and wat er mains. sewers, elec

tric and telephone cab le s. e tc . This

'surv ey will be used as t he ba sis for

all future assessments.

Aut ho ri ty t o under take this work

was granted hy Counc il at its June

meeting on },[onday night. I twa s

characterized by a Councilman a s " one

~ ) the most constructive projects e\'er

under taken by the borough ."

Stops

Pct..750.750.500.250.250

of the Clubs

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3 I2 '2I 3I 3

Standing

Berwvn .. ,~ c(:,aDunkirkNarherthPaoli

Xarher th hroke into t he winning

('olu1Jln in the ~ ain Line League

last Saturday hy trouncing Ber

wyn. t he l ea gu e l ea de rs , 9 to 7.

This was the borough team's first

league win in four starts. Furthersuccess crowned the e ff or ts o f t he

1':arherth n in e when t he y d ef ea te d

the Powel l Professionals . a Phila

delphia team with a fine record.

(i runs to 5. in a twilight game

\ Vednesday.

Six-Run Rally in Eighth

Berwyn Winning

Streak.

By John Uberti.After enjoying a comfortahle lead of

five r un s ear ned dur ing t he first se\'en

innings of aMain Line League game

last Saturday a t Narherth. the Berwyn

Club sat hack in dismay and surpr is e

as the Borough maces pounded out

seven thundering hits in the last ses

sion of the contest to exit triumphantly

nine runs to seven.

It was a gallant cOllleback for the

1'1arberth team: but. after all, the rally

was mer el y a ki n t o t ho se fine pell-mell

spurt s s taged in many games of the

pa st . e xc ep t t ha t the "lucky seventh"

of days of yore is now better known

as the "lucky eighth." Even in tIll'

past four losses of the s ea so n. t he

Davismen h av e mad e their s t ronges t

hi d f or victory in the eighth.

The large number of Berwyn root

ers who accompanied their favorite

team. extremely hopeful of a fourth

consecutive win in the Main Line

League, were dolefully disappointed in

that tempestuous eighth when t en boys

of t he Borough clan marched past the

bat p il e in unfaltering unison to open

t he customary hit-and-run a tt ack and

silence a clamorous cheering from the

Berwyn section. In thei r unexpected

rally. the Boroughites have proved beyond a doubt t ha t t he ir fading \JtInch,

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CompanyRalph S. Dunne

Main Litle Distributors

JEDDO-HIGHLAND ANTHRACITEPhones: NARBERTH 2430-2431

This church conforms to daylight I The members of the \Vomen's Bible

saving time. Class and their friends are planning

for their a nnua l out ing nex t Tuesday.

They will lea \'e the church at 10 :30

A. III. for Lenape Park where lunch

eon wil1 be s er ved a ft er wh ic h they

will proceed to Longwood Gardens for

the afternoon.

Septelllher 21-lIlorning prayer, AllteCommunion, serJuolI.

Slptember .::!8-lIlorniug" prayer, litany,sermon.

Holy Triu::y Lutheran Church

Re\ '. Cletl :s A, Scnit, PastorSUllday, June IS

l) :-15 A. ; 'I .-!lihle Schoo\,II :()O A. 1!.-The Service, Themc:

"\\ 'ho is riod:"(,:-IS P. ; '!.-Luther League.7 :-IS P. : .1.-The ( ;o ,p e! Song Ser- I

\ 'ict , led hy the Young People's IChoil. I

Frida\', S:OO 1'. ~ .. Choir rehearsal.Satur;lay, June 21, Bihle School I 'ic

I!i,' at ( ; e o r : ~ T ' ' ' ; Hill. Fairmount I'arl"

Al l Saints Church

The Presbyterian Church

liaptist Church of the E'I'angel Rev. John Van Ness, M. A., :Minister.Methodist Episcopal Church Meetings for June 15:

Rohert E. Keighton, Minister 10:30 A. :'L-Celebration of Children'sRev. Samuel ; 'JacAdams, Minister. Su::day, June 15 Dav in the main auditorinm. All

Sunday, June IS I . f tl I I '11lJ:-I5 A, lIl.-Church School. (epartments 0 tC sc 10 0 WI

9:45 · S ~ u ' l t ! l ( I [ a , - ; C S · c h l i t l ! ( ) I O r l e . n ' s Day in the !():OO A. \I .-\Ien's Class taught hy participate, Anlinterestingpro- Nor th Opens Ardmore Store

J the J 'a.':Jr. gram has been panned. All arcII :00 A. M.-!lJorning \ Vo rsh ip an d II :00 A. lIl.-\lorning \No rs hi p. Ser - invited. Note the hour, 10:30 A factory hranch of the F. A. North

Sermon. "The Costliness of mon: "The Implications of I'en- A. M. Company is heing" opened at 23 Ritten-I'raver," The Sacrament of tecost: 7 :00 P. 11. - Christian Endeavor house I'lace, Ardmore , to handle Les-Infant Bal)tisl1l will he ohserve!1 meetings I I I' I . I fat th is s l ' r v i c e . · I 7 :-IS 1'. ;'f.-Evening" \Vorship, This' te r an( 4eonan pIanos exc nSll'e y or

is our annual service of recog- 7 :-IS P. );1.-Evening worship. A the ;'1 ain Line.7 :00 1', lIl.-Children's Day exercise: nition o j those young people of spl,cial sermon will be dl'1ivered The store will he one of the many

hy the I'rimary departll1ent. our c hn :c h who a re gradnat ing to the Orangell1en. who will at- hranches of this large concern, whoseTucsday, June 17 from .c1100Is and colleges. tend in a body. The puh li c is Iheadqua rter s a rc at 13O<i Chestnut

2:00 I'. ; ' f . -1\ Silver Tea will h, There :,.; for each of thelll a I cordially im·ited. Stn'et, Philadelphia. The lo ca l re p-given at the hOll1e of Mn sll1all ~ ; i f t frolll the c hu rc h! \ ye dnes da y, June I ~ the Con.gre- resentative will he. ; '[r . !{oy S chow ,Arthur Brooks, 218 \Vavlll school. Thc sermon will be! !fatulI1al prayer. meetmg; SnbJect: I\\ho has. hcen associated WIth the F. A.Avenue. The proceeds for 'tl ll up"n tIll' theme-";-":ow \\,hat:"I' Barnabas-A (,ood 1lan, ' l\orth COll1pany for many years.

k it ch en fund o f t he n ew church \\c.:desday, .Inne 18

Thursday, June 19 H:OO 1'. l I . ~ · l t l l l J r l d · ; , l a ) ) · , e , r J t s l · l e l · e r . v 2 i c l · e · ! 1 WHAT ABOUT SAND BOXES? --- I:3U 1'. ; ' I . -The "'olllan's Hon\( ,

\Iissionan' Societ\' will meN a The Sclll".1 Picnic to Vallev Forge.,' - •the home of ; '( rs. F ra nk C He at t he , 'hur ch not later titan I :(){) When you buy a sand.box, consider whether it possesses

Smith, Old <;nlf I{oad. Elcctiol '. ;'1., to Ie:'\'e in huses and cars. ! both attractiveness an d durability.of onicers, .-\11 de\:lrtillents of our schoo l and S b • h ., h b

Saturday, June 21 I h parents ui the chi ldren arc invited orne oxes, Wit cunnmg artistry, attract t e eye, ut2 :00 P. ; 'I.-Annual Sunda\' Schoo' 10 enjoy this gl.od t ime wi th us. will collapse after a few months of hard w ea r b y vigorous

I'icnic at Fairview. . y ou ng pla yfellows. Such a pur ch as e wou ld be poor

economy.

A sand.box such as we have been se ll ing f or t he past fouryears will be a pleasing add it io n t o any garden, with it s

symmetrical lines an d its bright green pa in t . I t will also

be a perma'lellt addition fo r th e three o r f ou r years which

c ompr is e t he a ge of sand ·box-lu re fo r ch ild ren , because

of it s sturdy, durable construction.

To f in d s uc h a combination of good qualities priced as

low as $10.00 an d to know that th e box is 4 foot square ,

raised six inches from t he g round , with a ledge a round fo r

a seat,-well, as a three-year investment, we should say,

"we ll wor th i t. " White seashore sand is $1.00 a b a g ,

(2 bags will do).

Narberth Coal

\Vvnllewood, 1'a.Summer Services, 1930:

X :()O A. \1.-Holl ' Communion c l ' c r ~Sundav. .

II :O() A. ;'1.":'-'lI[()fning scrvice c\'er:Sunday.

June IS-Hl;ly C0J11111union anel se rIIl<1n.

June 22-; ' [ orning prayer, litany, ser·lI\on..I line 29-;'lorning prayer and sermon

Jllly ()-Holy COlllnmnion and sermon.

Jnly 13-;'lorning prayer and scrmon. j7jrst Chu;'ch of Christ, ScientistJllly 20-Morning prayer , Ante-Com·nlUnion, sermon. Athcns an,l Linwood :\venues,

J Illy 2i- ; ' l ll rning praye r, l itany, ser - :\nlmore.1110n. Sunda\' Sen-ices:

Augnst 3-Holy Communion and ser- 11:0() :\,;'1. aIHI'R:()O 1'. ~ 1 mon. II :()O A. ;'I.-Sullday Schoo\,

August 1 O - ~ r orning prayer and ser- K 00 P. ; ' I . - \ \ 'edne,day Cl'ening tes-mon. I tinllm'al !neetings.

August I ~ - ~ I orning prayer, :\nte- !{eading l{oOJ11, IlJ v\' cst Lancaster

COmnlllnlOn, sermon. I.\\,enue. op'.'n daily, 1O:3() A. ;'1. to I ' ~ : = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = ~ugu st 2 -1 -Morning prayer, litany, -l :30 I'. !II. \Vcdnesday evening, 9: ls l rsermon. t:J 9:45. I

August 3 1 - ~ r orning prayer and s er -I The suhject of the Bible lesson ser-111on. Illun fo r Sunday, June 15, is "God the I

Septemher 7-Holy Comlllunion and Preserver of Man."sermon. From June 15 to September 15, hoth

Septemher 1-1-; ' lo rning rrrayer and inclusive, the ~ ; u n d a y c\'euing servicessermon. wil l be omitted.

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safety

there.

ttLord Byron of

Broadway"Another Music Treat

JOAN CRAWFORD ill

ttMontana Moon"

Show Shop of the Main Line

t tPuttin' on the Ritz"

And LAUREL and HARDY III"THEY GO BOOM"

EGYPTIAN

Hear her sing "The Mooll Is Low"

' l 'IIIS 1,'1111),\ \' 1111I1 SA'I 'UnHAY

l\'1';X 'I' J I O ~ J ) ' \ \' 11.,,1 ' I ' U I ~ S / ) A Y

WI';/): \I ' ;S/). \Y lind ' ) ' I IUIlSD"Y

CONRAD NAGEL in an excitingdrama:

ttThe Ship From

Shanghai"And BENNY RUBIN ill

Gus Edwards' L1test Color Classic:"THE GENERAL"

1"1111''\ \. lind ~ . \ ' I ' l i U H . \ Y :\I ' ;X'I'

~ ~ T H E SKY HAWK"

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BEFORE YOU GOAll drawers, windows and doors may be

locked when you start off on a trip but

that wouldn't keep ou t the most ama·

teurish burglar.

Put your valuables in one of our

deposit boxes - they're safe

THEATRE-For Consistently Good Entertailllnent

The Narberth National BankMember Federal Reserve System

Handles New Radio

' l ' l I l ~ FUI! ) . \ \" lind ~ . \ ' I ' l i / l ! ) . \ \'

Model Airplane exhibition and demonstrat ion. Sec them fly Fridayevening an d Saturday matinee. P ri ze s awa rded Saturday matinee.F un f or all.

: \gX'1 ' ; \ IO:\ ,U.\ \· ' ' '" ' ' l ' t · I ' ;S!). \ \ '

Lawrence Tibbett in

~ ~ T h e Rogue Song"ADDED-LAUREL an d HARDY COMEDY

\ \ ' I ~ n : \ I ' ; ~ " , \ \' IIlld ' ) , l l l ; I I ~ " A \ ' HOl"JJI .I ' ; 1" I ' ; ,\ ' ITI lIo::

RUDY VALLEE in "THE VAGABOND LOVER" an dRIN-TIN-TIN, MONTE BLUE a nd LUPE VELEZ in "TIGER ROSE"

: h 1 m ' i l t r n ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I i 1 \ i I m ; I l t \ i f f l f f i 7 t j f f I D l ~ ~ I ! D ' i ~ l h i ~ 1

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45c

25c

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~ ~ : c ISign of Best Meats

2106.08 MARKET ST.

Rib Roast Beef

thick end, lb.

Leg of Spring

Lamb, lb.

Rump Steak and

Round S teak , lb.

Shoulder ofLamb, Ib,

.\ II of lu · r Itrl.'t·H or e (001'-

1't·NI.ontllnJ,tI,· rt·IlNOllnhl.-.

So Goodare Bradley

Meats that they make warm·weather meals events of gas.tronomic importance. I f you

like your meats to be the verybest obtainable, you'll plac e atrial order today.Bradley quality is renowned

now as it has been f or h al f acentury. And, surprisingly

enough, Bradley prices are somodera te t ha t the y, to o, are

renowned. Just note these:

Fo r Delivery (twice daily), justphone 65,200 on your Ardmore,Bryn Mawr, Cynwyd, Merion orNarberth Exchange-free oftoll charge, of course.

CJ1RADLEY

MARKETeD.

ttRogue Song," Golden

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Summer School Opens

Calf and Airplane July 7th; Registration Now

Exhibit at Narberth I " - -he snmmer school, condncted under

• --- • I the auspices of the Narherth School inSe\'eral announcements, pf I I 1 t e r e ~ t Ico-operation wit I.1 the School of E du·

a rc mad e b y t he N arherth l heatre th" .. ' f I ' t ' " . , . , f l ' ) , -Iweek; l.ltlon a t Ie nl\ el SIt) 0 enns)·

In c on ju nc ti on w it h "The Sky Ivan ia . w il l open 011 ~ onday , July 7Hawk," showing this F ri da y a nd S at - It will include grades four to seveu,

nnlay e y ~ n . i n g s and Sa. tu rday mat iuee , inclnsive, and poss ibly an eighth grade

a.n exlllh.ltlOn Hnd flymg-. d emon st ra - Heg is tr at io n should he made a t OUCl

tlOn o f airplane models WIll be staged .) . . .T'

hy ~ l a i n Line hays for three prizes- \l'Ith I rll1clpal (:eorge H. \\ Ilsou at

$5 g-old and two books o f theatre tick-/ the school or with the ,chool secre·

e t s - g i \ ' ( ~ n by the theatre m a n a ~ e m ~ n t . tary. It is i ut en de rl especially for

J ndg-es of the . ev en ts , ar c \V. B.. Rlch- pupils who ha\ 'e deliciencies in certainards, of Bala-C\'I1\\'I'C1 s model aIrplaneI . .club, and John ·B . . '\ Iker, o f Narhe rt h' s subjects, ~ ) wh.o \\'Ish to make up hack

c1uh. Awards a rc to he mad e at Sat- work. I here IS no cha rg -e for atteud·

urday's matinee. ance and the summer scssion i s opel"

Beautiful colors, stirring drama of a ted without cos t to the school districtlo\'e and hatred. and the m os t p l c a s i n ~singing yet heard in "talkies" comhine

t o mak e "The Rogue Song" one of the

season's outstanding hits. \"ith Law - Announcem ent was ~ m a d e this wcckrence Tihhell, ~ et ropol i tan operat icbaritone, as the bandit chief tain hero, that Stromherg-Carlson radios will

a nd L au re l a nd Ha rc h' as comed\' re-I soon be added to the Atwater Kent

li;f, the p ! ~ t u r e wil l ' be g-i\'en at the li.ne now being sold by the \\'under

, ~ a r b e r t h J heatre next ~ I o n d a y and B atter y and Electric Service at 108luesday. F or est Avenue, across from 1'o:ar-A douhle feature is announced for herth's E lm Hall. Th e Stromberg-

\\'ednesday and Thursday: Rudy Val- Carlson radio, according to ~ I r . \Vun-

iIcc, crooning- rad io headliner, in "The del', has for i ts s logan "The Finest in

\ 'agabond Lo\'er," and Lupe Velez Rad io ," and will be a\'ailable, for th eI in t he d rama ti c "Tigcr Rose," aided first time on the Mai n Li ne , at the. by !llonte Blue and Rin Tin Tin, the Narberth h eadqua rt er s. F iv e 1110delswonder dog, will be on display, including a COI11-

"The (;oldcl1 Calf" will be seen-I binat ion radio and electric phonograph.

h ea rd n ex t F ri da \' a nd Sat urda \' , w it h

EI Brendel. pOlllilar comedian,' in the' I Q 1 I M I M I M I M ~ M 1 M I M I M I M I M I M I M I M I M I M I M I M I M I ! . \leading' role. .'\ Lau re l a nd Hardy

comedy is also scheduled. N A R B E R T HThe theat re management announces

that matinees will be given d ai ly b e

ginning- :\Ionday, June }(J, and thatprizes g iven by local merchants willbe presented women in the audience.

. ..

Where to GoLOCAL MOVIES

.NAHBI.;n1'H-'rorlay an d tUl l lor-

TO\\ ' , " ' rhe HliY Ha\ \ 'k " ; 1\1011

f lay an d ' ] ' u e H d a ~ . r , LaWI"eIlCe

' f lhbet in " 'fhe Rog-ut.' Honp;":

'VedneHdar a II d 1'h 11 r:-;flas.n u d ~ ' Vall"" In '''1'1", Vag-aholHILover," and TUu-Tin-'I ' in,

:llnntp Blue '"111 I ,upe , "p Ie " in"Tigoer HO!-ie"; ]l 'riday an d Sat -

u r d a ~ · . " 1 ' I H ~ nolde-n Cal f : '

j ';r;YP'rJA:\"-'I'ocla,y an d torllor

) 'OW,

. loan Cra\vford in "1\lontana ~ r ( } O I J " ; !\ lol1dny an d Tue=--d a ~ ' , " \, or d Byr on of Br oad\ \ 'ay" \\ 'ith C lif f J ' ~ ( l w a r d : - : :' V · e d I 1 P : . . ; d a ~ · and Thur:·ulay,('''nrad :'\ag'('] In "The Shipf ruI l I Shang-hai " ; l " r i day anr l

H a t u r d a ~ ' , H a n ~ ' TUehman i n"Putt In' nn the TIit"."

: - ;1 ';VJI .lLI ,; - 'roday anrl tC)] lJorro\\ ' ,

llallloll No\'arro in uTn Ga y"1:ulrlo"; l \Jonday an d 'Tu('!-iday,

"Tem]11e TowC'r" , , ·ith T , ( ~ n n e l h:llaeK"nna; '\V"e1ne"day and'rhur:-:day, lIThe no1flen (1 a l f " ;

Friday and H a t n r d a ~ · . :'\ormaIo'Vid(\ Open" " ' i lh E<1wHI'c1 1·:\"

f'r"tt Horton, P a t s ~ ' TIuth :\Iil-1('1°: l\fnlHla)·, 'Tuf':-::(lay an d\V('(]nt1:-:day, Al .Tol:-::olI in

":llaIl1Il1Y"; ' l ' h U I ' S I ] a ~ ' anel 1",·;,Ia;\', . lohn Rarr,rJ11f1re in "The

~ I a n fro ll1 Blanld t>y ' :. . ;" ; Hatur-

d a;\ ", "'11 11c Ligoht of 'V(>:-::lcrl1Star:-:."

AXTIIO:,\\, \ \ 'A \ ' X l ' ; - T n d a ~ ' anrl10rl lorrow. \ V i n n i ~ TJightncr in

"Hold1 ' : \ ' e l ' ~ · t h i n A " " ;

:llonrlay('vpning', l]flodg'('row llrl':-::f'l1tl-l

"AI'ms anrl the : l lan"; : l londayan d Tllc:-:c1ay ::\fatillf'P. Tup:-:nn'·

"'"Piling', ].1 anl l ip Brice in " B ~ 'Yoursf'lf"; ' V ( ' r l n ( ' s e l a ~ ' a n rI

Thul°-::dny, Ppnlli:-:: l ( ing" il l " Th eYag'al101Hl l (ing' ' ' ; Froir]a\" anr l

: - ; a t u r r l a ~ ' , : '\ an l'y CalT,;1I ; n"HoIlPY."

~ h ( ' a r ( ' r ' in "The ni\ 'or('( '( ' ,"

A H D : l I O H I ' ; - ' I ' o r l a ~ ' , "a'H'y ('al'ro l l in u H n l l c ~ : " : tOIl10ITO\V,

Three Musical Shows

Scheduled at Egyptian~ usic t re at s a rc in store for thea_j l

tre-goers at the Egyp ti an Theat re ,

Cynwyd, th is week. Three of the next

four shows have music h its th at archt'comillg popular e\·erywhere.

"} ,fontana !l loon," Joan Crawford'slatest alliterative r oman ce , p la yi ng a t

the Egyptian this Friday and Saturdav,includes in it s song- successes "Tlie~ oon Is Low ." Nov el ty mus ic effectsarc g-in'n hy a competent cast whichinclucks Clifl Edwards ("Ukelele Ike")'

John ~ ack Br own and Benny Ruhin,comedian.

"Lord Byron of Broadway," here

n ex t ! ll on day and Tue sd ay , h as c on

trihnted mor e d an ce hits than a11\'other recen t show. Nac io Herb Browil

and Arthur F reed, wh o or Iginate d" T l l ' ~ \\ 'edding of the Painted Doll"

and other recent song successes, wrotefor "Lord Byron" these; "Should r,""A Bundle of L o\ 'e L et te rs ," "Onll'Love Is Real" and "The \ \' ol na n iiItIll' hOlr."Coming to the EgYPtia,n next

\"ednesdav and Thursdav IS "TheShip from' Shanghai," whos'e thri l ls arc

furnished hy a cast which iuc ludes

Conrad Nagel , Lou is \ \' ol he im, Car mel :-1 vcrs and tIll' Pacific Ocean. An

added 'feature will he "The Geueral,"a uell" color classic, by t he v et er anGus Edwards ."I'uttiu' on t he R it z" will he done

hy Harry Richman at the Egypt ian the

end of next week. Song hits: "\\'ithYou," "There's Dangl'r in Your E\'es,Cherk," "Alice in \Vondcrland" and"PUllin' on the Ritz... Accompanying

the fea tu re will he a new Lau re l audHardy talking comedy, "They GoBoom."

Book Reviewers to Meet

The B'ook Re\' i , ,\\ 'ers will l Il ee t in

t he Lih ra ry , June 20, at 10;30 A. M.

Besides hook gossip and brief reviews,

there wil l h e l 'oml ll l' nt s on the hooks

recei\'ing the l 'ul i tzer awards for 1930,

with emphasis on La Farge's "Laugh

ing Boy," the prize novel,

This is an informal group which wel

comes an y interested person to any, or

all, of its meeting-s. Allendance im

plies no obligation.

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JESS-IN' FUN

OUR 'TOWN

Fifth Inning RallyRouts Powell Pros

II The reccnt hoax perpetrated by theh l 1 l 1 1 o r i ~ t s of the Cornell " Sun" upon

A Co·operative Community News-Magazine, founded in 1914 by the Narberth i Vice Prcs ident Curt is , Sccrctary Davis

Cluh, is known as t he f at he r of thc Civic Association, and published eyery Friday at Narberth, Pa., by the Iand others, in which all of these promi-movcmcnt f or t hi s grcat $5,000,000 me- Incnt men were led to pay glowing-morial museum. It was he who con- LIVINGSTON PUBLISHING COMPANY trihutes to t ha t " st ur dy patriot" and

ceived the plan and i nt er es ted the\ PHILIP ATLEE UVINGSTON. President and General Manager I I " f i r ~ t RCI?utblilcan," H u ~ o NIT. F r ~ e ' d w h o fcver CXIS e( except 111 t IC ml11 s 0

prominent men who arc acting as ROBERT MOORE CAMERON, Editor cer ta in Corne ll undergradua tes, and

sponsors in thc drivc. THOMAS A. ELWOOD. Associate Editor Iwhosc name, if p ronounced vcr v

"No man born into the world ex- swiftly, convcys its own vernacula'rO£fice-258 Haverford Avenue, Narberth Imeaning, c all s t o mind scvcral famous

ceedcd Benjamin Franklin as a states- pranks of the past. At Princcton Jocman and gcnius," said ~ 1 r . Ncff, in Telephone-Narberth 2545; if no answer, Ardmore 3100 Gish is rcvercd.

opening h is t alk. Hc wcnt on to dc- I Thc story is that four young mcn

scrihe the long l is t of accomplishments SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: ~ 1 . 5 0 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE Iahout to cntcr Pr inccton conccivcd the

credited to thc grcat Philadelphia idca of taking a purcly imaginary char-Enlered as second-class matter, October 13, 1 91 4, at the Post Office at I act cr t hr ough P ri ncct on wit h t hcm .

!latriot-thc o nl y man to sign thc four 11" I ' J 'arberth, Pa " under the Act or March 3, 1879, 1Cy namcd lim oc Glsh. Thcyprincipal documcnts of American indc- passed cntrancc examinations for hini.pcndcncc. IThey roomcd with him, and paid his

Thc Bcnjamin Frank lin ~ 1 c m o r i a l June 13 , 1930 bi ll s, Th,cy wrotc his ~ h e s e s and at -

and Franklin Inst i tute Museum is des - :cI/ded trlS,Iccturcr hey appearcd

tined to becomc the greatest cduca- le orc 1C (can w,Icn ~ many c ut stional and tcchnolo ical institution in . . ' wcrc r e ~ o . r d e d agalllst hllll. J,oc wasAmcrica he wcnt OIf and will annually A M emonal to Frankl,n not a lmlliant student, hut hc (lid man-

" , ' . , \ I' I I '\ I I ' , f age to ge t hv. \Vhcn con\mcnccmcntdraw SiX ,to eight Ill1lhon peoplc to l' t ~ o g a n S qu ar e. o n t le Parkway, P 11 ade p lIa S great avellue a camc he \: , sl t, It· ' .Philadelpllla from all o ve r th c world. , I I 1 I' . I ., 1- l' . 1 " \ as . a C( 0 rccclvc aNot 0 Iy is 't to bc a proper and dcserv- Jeauty am cu ture. S lOrt y IS to ansI: t le Benja11l111 ' rank m IV1e11l0na, diploma, Dnc to , thc fact, however,

tng m ~ l m o r i a l l to the greatcst l ' h i l ~ d c l - a nohle edifice dedica ted to t he g re at : \me ri ca n, a nd housing- "j"id. operat- tll!at thcdfour, worthlcs who,had crcatcd, " " 1'1' . 11 f I ' 11 f' I I" 11m an w 10 had donc IllS work for

plllan, t ha t g rcat American, I3cnJanun i I11g ex 11 nt s 111 a 0 t le he ( s 0 SClellce an d t lC grap lIC arts. him' \ ' crc al ah t t1 r ' I t· rlF rank li n but it will bc as hc woul dIS' . 1 . I If' I I k , \ so ou (g ra ( I,ta c a.n' I 'f I I' I t I ' " . f II 1 • Clentlsts, ltlS11less men, leac s 0 great corporations. all( Jan 'crs wcrc p re scnt at thc ceremonies With

WIS 1 I 1C IVC( O( av, a use I I 1U- , '1 I I l ' f" . 'I I . . II their familie' 11) 0 tc ' I tscum." Vv'ithin this 'orna tc s trnc tu re I lave assoCIate{ t leI ll se \"CS to IrJng to rtlltHJIl a meIllorJa pan, ongl11a y, , s '. ( nc s 'PPC( up 0 r ~

. ' . I I I I' I " I I Cl 1 ]l l ' l I I I" I ,. I I ,celVC Joc s diploma. Rumor has 1ton the Philadelphia Parkway a t Logan concelvc< IV t le oo r ,IC mH u J, 11 a( e p ll a s a( ver tlsl11g c u J. Ithat '1'11 11 th I'" N '

Circle will bc hou 'cd more" than sixty .. - .~ .

. S i a l 01lg, c arc 11V,CS 111 assauth d tc S h'l 't f 11 f tl SItuated on the west sHle of Logan Square. thIS dOlll11latmg struc- Hall a 101lclv diploma cntltled "Josepho u s ~ l n repa.ra ex ~ seol aa ' c 1e ture will hou se the Franklin I ns ti tu te a nd th e mar"elous disJlla)·s which IGish" awaiis thc call of its owncr.marvc s 0 s C l c l ~ c e a ~ m. c I m s. . ' , ' " '

..,For thc trutl of tl . sto no l ' C

It wil l be umq,ue In thiS country 11\ 111 their at1l111atlon Will attract students o f th e w orld a nd give PhIladelphia .ouch I ut 1'1 II r 1C, ' IrY

tl 't °tllct a l

th t I 'I t 'II 1 0 e co 1I' , . . . , I I l ' I I \ ,l UI 0 a SO 1a I I 1a ana evcry ex lIl1 WI Ie I? w 1'- n- a great a( <Itlon to ItS I11stltutlons <e"ote( to t le SCIences, arts an ( e< uca- lIually Joe Gish turns up on thc policcnectcd or capablc o f ope ra tIOn bv t he t' I I ' ' . . ,visitor, In t hi s way thc youth of this Ion. \ I' . 1 I" II ' I ' If ' I f lotltcNfs lIy I k r c I I ~ t O t n ' l ','C\I\' B k , _ r u n d s \ \ d ' l ~ kcountry will be able to studv at close I S a astl11g IlI em on a t o < ra n .. m lI111Se . I Il stea< 0 as a per- I all( "I ew ::'1", IS C( as (run an IS-

rangc the work!ng of tl.1C t ~ n s of thou- I ~ e t u a t i ? n of th e ~ c i e l ~ t i fie a c t i ~ · i t i e s whi ch h e so e h e r i ~ h e d , th e Benjamin I ~ ~ : ~ ~ ~ ~ c ~ · w I ; e ~ l ~ c r ° J ~ s c ~ : : : l I ~ ~ f l l I ~ ~ ~ r I ~ ~ ~s a n ~ s of m a c h l l l ~ ~ ,which IIltcrcs.t yct 1'1' r ankhn Memonal Chamher IS to he th e great arcllltectural feature of Ithc error of his .ways and return inbcwllder thcm., I 1115 n ~ u s e u m ~ v I I I . hc th e enti re s tructure , for it is wit hi n t hi s v as t l\lelllorial Hall. bal,'e of all the spr ingt ime of the ycar to Princc-a great vocatIOnal g ll ld an ce IIlStltu- I 1 I ' f]J" }" 11' I ' . ' lIlt n fo I'd' I I "tion, through which the youth of the <1.< ornment JUt a lerOlC statue 0 Jenjamm • r a l ~ .. 10 , t la t VISItors WI I O. I' 11S II' on a,l an d will he ablc t o find thcir hcnt in 11l'st pause to pay honor to the man whose aChle\'emcllts have helped , 1rcnton frequcntly ~ w a k e s to fiudlife. , f undamen ta ll y t o make pos si bl e t he scientific cxhib it s in othe r port ions of ~ t , s c ~ f t h butt, o f P rmce to n p ~ a u k ~ .Two thousand of th e o ut st an dmg tl 1 '1 r I here \\ as the harher-pole cplsodc,

men aud w ~ m e n of Philadelilhia arc le lUI <II1g. Onc fine spr,ing day ,a policem.an cspicdcnrol lcd to make thc campaign now in t,wo hcer-stlltcd sClllors wal,kmg down

progrcss for thc raising of fivc mil lion Lend a Hand Statc S tr ee t p roud ly c a r r ~ ' l 1 l g a , har-dol lars , with which t o e rc ct this grcat , ..., . . her-I?O,Ie, Hc rcgardcd thiS as, highlymemorial and museum, a complctc suc- Clothes make th e man, tiS saId. and If th e samc logiC holds, um forms SUSpICIOUS conduct and, stopplllg ,thccess. help t o mak e a hall team, students, hc dcmanded th,e Immedlatc

"Thc pro)ect has heen t ! m ~ c y('ars in I Th e ~ a r h e r t h Fire Company ha s placed a hasehall team in th e field s u r r c n , d ~ r 0/ t!lC pole, which was pcr -thc formative stages" said 11r Ncff I I ' I 1 I 1 I I 1 I- . I I f cmtonh refuscd. He conducted the

, '" , ' • , I W llC 1 I) a vs reg'u ar v se lC( U e{ games 111 t le learrue coml1osc( 0 t h e , . . I' ' ' I . .' I I , '

"and ItS developmcnt IS du c l arg cl y to I ".' " " ' . " :... l,O) s to t 1C statIon 10UsC \\ It1t 1 c ~ r

t he intcr cs t displaycd hy that famous Lower M c r ! o n - ~ , a r h e r t h J:oh.ce, th e tllcl'\on ] ' In ' Compan}' of Ardmore, slllgul.ar hurdcn, whcrc, mU,ch to hiSPhiladclphia publishcr-Cyrus H. K.I and th e UnIOn l ' lre ASSOCiatIOn of Bala-Cynwyd. ]n order to present a chagr ll l, they produced a 11111 of, sal,cCurtis. Icreditahle aJ1llcarance suits have heen Jll1rchased for the Narbe rt h F i re - for the h a r ~ l e r ~ p o l e a I ~ d llIade a Juhl-

f $ 0lant and hilariOUS eXit, .'\ fcw 1110-

men at a cost 0 5 . . . . . . . mcnts later another cagle-eyed minionThese games. m ad(htton to prov l (hng enterta111m('nt fo r conslderahle of the law caught si gh t o f the two

nUJllhers of spec tato rs in both the horough and townsh ip , help immensely I ~ d s with thcir c;"traordinary posses

in keeping th e firemen i n g oo d phvsical condi ti on . Phv si ca l fitness is a Slon. A retu:n tnp to the stallon en-. "f I " , , - . . sued and a gam th e dcsk scrgean twas

By John Uberti. pnmary r eqmsl te . o r s uc 1 a dangerous callmg as fire fightmg, even With compclled to rcleasc t he culpr it s whenvolunteer compames. thcy produced thcir hill of sal e. This

After allowing thc usual handi cap Lend a hand , then , and send your cont r ihu tion, no matter how small, pr oces s w as repeatcd, Thc entirc

at thc start of t hc gamc with thc Pow- to Chief Charles V. Noel, Narherth Fire House. It's fo r a good cause,polin; department of Trcnton heganell Professionals of Fairmount, Phila- I to Wish that harhcr-poles had never

delphia, Narhe rt h came f rom beh ind 'hcen inventcd and t ha t P ri ncct on hadRemoving the Expl,osivcs nevcr hccn foundcd, Finallv instruc-

with thc pachyderm punch of cham- tions wcrc scnt out to all officers notpions and halted t hc v is itor s in thcir A ~ t i o n of th e Lower Merion Township commission 111 h a v i t ~ g th e to hothcr any hccr-suited scniors carry-

onward course, leaving' the fic ld vic- explOSives removed from th e s torage plant of a powder concern 111 th e ing harher-polcs. Soon thcrcaf ter the

tors, 7-6. This is t he sccond game in P ~ n n V a l l e ~ ' section pending ac tion on, or settlement of , a bill in equity, i r ~ s t of the. senior class descendcd upon

a week f rom which the Davismen h av e w il l meet WIth th e approval of all re siden ts in th e vicinitv. Just what wiII 111 rcnton hke ,wolves on t h fold a !ld. , . I I , '1 . fl" , . f ., I' - . completelv divested thc city of ItS

Tetlrcd vIctOriously by mcans of a la st- le (one 111 t 1e m ~ t t e l o. e,lses, sa c ~ t l . l 1 < . s an d .o f a resumption of the harher-poles without molcstation hvminute spur t. s to ra ge o f explOSives wIll no t be deCIded lI11me<hately and t hese ma t te r s Ithe long arm of the law. -

The Powell ]'\'(lfcssionals visited thc ar c nC?t st!bjects fo r c o m l ~ l e l ~ t while t he c as e !s hefore th e Court. How- i A favor ite undergradua tc prank was

borough with the intention of cxtcnd-l ever, 10 view of th e proxll11lty of th e townslllp dump--f requentlv ablaze the stcaling of the cla pper fr om thc

ing the ir winning campaign of 23 vic- --considering the easy sp rea d o f field fires a nd th e a pp are nt "lack of bcll on old ! , \ a ~ s a u . O r i g i t ~ a l l y whcn

tories out of thc past 27 games played watchmen at th e storage plant, no on e ca n del1\' that th e townshiJJ ha s somlc tentcrpnlslll1g Iand atglilc under-lI I I ' . . - , . gra( ua c eva( C( t 1C wa c 1man a l l (

thus fa,1', hut found thc statistics re - u se( e :,c e lent J\t(!gment 111 t a k . n ~ g steps to s a f ~ g u a r d reSidents an d prop- the campus policcmcn, and, making hiswarding thcm with five defeats for thc erty WIthout waJtmg fo r a deCISion from th e Court. perilous way to the towcr, escaped withpresent season, Narbcrth earned their' thc. heavy clapper, t he he ll was s il en t

, . I'd f d I Fl F h I I IIntll a rcplaccment could bc sccuredsecond s ~ r a l g h t W111, 1.avm g e eat c owers or t e F ower ess from Philadelphia. Classes hcgan late

Berwyn m that s e n s ~ t l O n a l fracas of An appeal f or o rgan iz at ions a nd i nd iv id ua ls i n t he suburban sec- or not at all. Students a l H ~ p r o f e ~ -last .Satu:day, and raised thc number Itions of Philadelphia to co-operate whole-hearted I • in the Philadcl lhia SOl'S s l u n ~ h c r c d and slcpt unt il late Inof v lct onc s to thrc e for the year as I '\ t All' I' f "R f I) "I the mornIng. for thc campus movcs to

Ii I'd 1 l' lancc annua campaIgn or owers or t l e f lower less ha s been t he sound of thc hell and if the bcll

COllipared to ve osscs sustamc t o ' .. 'd 1 1\ ' 1 ' } ) tl C I" S l ' I I ' f I fl '. ' ', ' ,Issue ly 1\ rs. 'u 1 • \.. traw In( gc . c !aIrman 0 t le ower c om - he Silent. the camplls IS motlOnlcss.date. mittee. ' Bu t llIuch of the glamour attendant

Mrs. S tr awbri dge u rge s t ha t all citizens take an active interest in upon this achicvcment has been rc -1\11' and ~ I r s . J os cph Har ol d \Va t· tl . r 1 t '1' I, fl' 11 ' , ' Imoved h\ ' t hc common knowlcdge that

son, ~ Gcrmantown, gave a dinncr and le Call1palf,n ly c ~ n . 11 ~ u t l 1 1 g generous y 0 t lelr ? O O I 1 l ~ . School chl l - thc Uni ,' cr si ty n nw h as s to rcd away

reception at the Bankers ' Country Club Idre.n a ~ e , a sk ed to j01l1 111 th e movement by gatherIng WIld flowers an d I in the cellar barrcls full of clappcrs,

near Ambler, Pa .. on Monday night dehvenng t hem a t allY one of th e s ix rece iv ing stations which ar e as fol-1thoughtfully asscmhled to care for any

in ~ e l e h r a t i o n of t he ir t cn th weddinl! Ilows : Sixty-ninth St ree t terminal of t he Phi la de lp hi a Rap id Transit ~ m c r g ~ l ~ e y t ~ J a t may arisc, And theanlllversary. Among t he guc st s wcre COIllIJan)' th e Overbrool" Statioll of th ' p , '.1. . R- 'I I tl ' W'11 .lllthOl'ltlCS l1<lVC c ca sed to rcga. rd ,the

Mr.and Mrs. Thomas

A.Elwood,

of

l " , .e , enIlS}. \ al11a al

roa<, le I S

rCllloval ofthc

c1appcr as aWh1l11Slcat

'Sabine Avenue, and Mr. and Mrs, HospItal o n t he P arkwa y. th e ReadlI1g Termmal an d th e Pratt Street prank to be laughcd down by all con-

Lewis W. Easby, of Narbrook Park. StatIOn of th e Frankford elevated. CONTINUED ON LAST PAGE

Rotarians Hear Talkon Franklin Memorial

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June 13. 1930 OUR TOWN Page Five

OUR TOWN and the CENSUS

{

Figured on basis of four and one-half persons to fam-

Families in Narberth . . 1036 ily in government-reported populat ion for 1930 of

4663

•

O u } ~ Town Circulation . 1074This figure is NET PAID ONLY and is certified to by

) the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers' Association

t Circulation Audit Bureau

Average weekly d i s t d b u t i o l l ~ - I n c l u d i n g Net Paid

Circulation, Sanlple Copies and Advertisers'

Service Copies during last year of I

OUR TOWN . . 1379

Our Tow n REMARKABLE RECORD1. Net Paid Circulation Larger Than NUluber of Fanlilies in Borough.

2. Over 70 Per Cent. Coverage of Narberth's trading area, including borough and parts

of Merion, Wynnewood and Penn Valley.

3. III 10 years OUf Town has lllore than doubled in circulation and tripled in size.

4. Based on nunlber of voluntary communications and news notes received, Our Town

.is strongest in point of reader-interest of any publication in the suburban area.

Our Town Is the Only Advertising Mediunl Covering Narberth's Trade Area

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I . It ' . S.oot l l l Chevrolet has a50-horsepower six-cylinder valve-inhead enlline that dellvers it s powerwith a smoothness and silence thatare impossible with anythina lessthan six cylinders.

2 . I t ' . Co.'ortall lel Chevroletofters modem sprina suspension,roomy bodies, and a smooth-runninll six-cylinder enlline.

3. I t' . B " . " t . Dr,,,.,1 Chevroletprovides anextra-easy bal lbear inll s teerinll mecha

nism. And sixcylinder

f l ex ib i l i t ymean s un

usual simplicity of control .

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H. B. WALLPlumbing ... Htating

100 FOREST AVENUE

Phone: Narberth 3652-M

Enjoy a Delightful I

SundayDinner in

Ph i ladelphiaat the beautiful new

EMBASSY ROOM

mhrmi4Locust Street at 17thRITTENHOUSE SQUARE

Special Dinner nightly, $2.50. Alsoa la carte. Delicious dishes. Conc8l'tOrchestra 7 to 9 P . M . Excellentparking spoce directly adjacent tohotel, garage adjoining. Reservation,

"Paul," Pennypacker 3800

&<tpti.",,1 ,,,,m,,i.i,,,f"dliliu• ••/. , T..." e"rtl P4r1iu. lU/If"'''-

D."w. B#.

BENNETT E. TOUSLEY, Manager

The first e ve ni ng at the cl ub w as

spent in danci ng a nd s ever al hou rs o f

social intercourse. This was enjoyed

by upward of a hundred persons.Nothing but words of highest praise

were heard on all sides concerning theexcellence o f t he new course, the beauties of the club room, dining hall, andlocker rooms. "I think it's just fine,"said President Atterbury, while ElishaLee's comment was, "it's wonderfull"On matly occasions the gol fe rs were

One of t he finest a nd mos t del ight - obs er ve d standing on the fai rways adful af fa ir s o f i ts kind ever he ld on the miring the surrounding hills that flankPennsylvania Railroad was the formal both sides of this section of Chesterope ni ng o f t he new IS-hole golf course Valley, giving the club grounds a

t ouch o f nat ur al scenic beauty that isat F raz er on Memor ia l Day. \Vith unsurpassed in the Philadelphia golfingperfect weather, 225 membe rs o f t he d is tr ic t.

club and their guests played the course, \Vhile considerable work still re- Clt:aller-D:}'ers-Tailorsw}Jile their families either followed mains to be done unt il everything isthem or enjoyed t he c omfo rt s and final ly completed, the new facilities are 102 Forest Avenue. Narberth

pleassures of the spacious club r ooms s uc h as to afford the members all theand porch overlooking the links. pleasures and comforts of a modern Phone: Narberth 2602 IAt 9 o'clock ]. T. Davis, pre sident gol f club, without any inconvenience.~ t h e G ~ f C l U b , ~ ~ p ~ ~ t ~ m a r ~ I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~ - ~ - ~ - ~ ~ - ~ . ~ _ ~ ~ _ ~ _ ~ _ ~ ~ _ ~ _ ~ _ ~ . ~ ~ ~ ~ . ~ ~ _ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ d ~ M ~ M ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ M ~ M ~ M ~ C ~ .

ers on Tee No. I and drove the first II - 7 2 G 7 -ball, amid the cheers of several hun-dred railroaders who had gathered forthe occasion. He used the same balland the same club with wh ich th eLlanerch course was started in 1924.The first "foursome" immediately

t eed off, wi th Genera l \V. \V. Atterbury and E. C. Felt on, a member ofthe P. R. R. Board of Directors,matched against Vice President Elisha

Lee and Thomas W. Hulme.Late in the forenoon, the c lub mcm

bers had the pleasure and honor ofgreeting th e Hono rah lc James ].Davis, Sccretary of Labor, who"droppcd in" as he !'aid, "to learn abit of golf techniquc." Mr. Davis,motoring to Coatesville whcre he laterdelivercd an address, was attracted by

the sight fr om the Linco ln Highway I'

o f t he c ou rs e and clubhouse, and madea small de tour on Church Road t o seewhat w as tak in g place.

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Railroad Officials Tee

Memorial Day

Contests.

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ROBERT COMPTON109 Forest AvenueNarberth 2485

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Pennsylvania OpensFrazer Golf Course

iCHAS. F. EBERTIobbing Carpenter

: Phone; NARBERTH 4129

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, ' . , . . , . , I-lb. can, 23c

large pkg., 19c

- - - - - -2 cans, 25c

bot., 29c

3 1·lb. car tons, 25c

1 doz. in carton, 39c

Boscul,Morning Sip orMaxwell HouseCOFFEEI-lb. tin, 42c

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Libby's Tomato Juice,

can, 19c

Timely Hints

Ivins' Milk and HoneyCookies lb., 27c

Welch's Grape Juice,pt. bot., 29c; qt., 59c

Quaker Crackles,

2 pkgs., 25c

Taylor Shrimp forSalad, can, 15c

Lippincott's SelectedQueen Olives,

11 'i1-oz. jar, 25c

Friend's Baked Beans,large can, 25c

Wilmar Peanut Butter,I-lb. jar, 25c

Snider's Sliced Beets, inglass ja r 25c

La Superba ImportedPure Olive Oil,

pint tins, 55c

2 small cans for 15c; large can, 19c

3 med. cakes, 23c; 2 large cakes, 25c

Quaker Sweet

Cream Butter, lb.

Fine Granulated

Sugar, lO-lb. bag

Please No te: Th is Store Closes

Wednesday at Noon During

June, July and August

OUR TOWN

Schil1unel's or Harting 's

New Pack Strawberry Preserves

32-ounce jar, 39c

Cotter's Meats - an d Groceries- a r e selected because they are

the bes t - and they are sold at

prices that suit your purse.

1/0ulI Nollce

tile 1)IIfIMfN(1

BRILLO

CRISCO

Heart of Maine FANCY APPLE SAUCE

CERTO-Sure Jell for Preserving

PAR-O-WAX PARAFFINE

RINSO ..... ,

JELLY GLASSES, 1/3 Pint Size

IVORY SOAP

X:\RBERTII .Ill:\' [ORS

ah. r. h. o. a. e.

I'oll'ell. ~ ~ 3 2 I () 2 0

Strauss. 2h. 3 1 1 2 2 ()

Ilager. Ii. 3 I 1 () 0 ()

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Iorchiana. Ih. I I () 10 0 0

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Cll'llIens, d . .I () I 3 0 0Htlgt:rs, ss . .j 0 I 0 () I!-:\'ans. Ih. -I 0 () 3 0 0

I~ I u n a l l l a k e r , .lh. -I 0 I I 2 0

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Road Opened Fo r Traffic

:\ 1.7-1 miles section of concrete

highway cOl ls tr uc tion on Ha\'erford

I {o ad . t ra rt ic route 105. legislati\'eroute i l ') . hetwecn Ardmore andI 'h i ladelphia was opcned for t raf l ic thiswcek . T hi s s ec ti on is on thc old H a\,

erford ] {oad l ai d ou t in l i03. Th econstruction i nc luded the impnl\'ementof l in es a nd g rades and is in tended torelil'\'e trallic o \' er t he Lincoln H igh

\\'a\' in this district.ft was huilt h\' t he Gol de n C on

struction Compa; lY o n a contractawa rd ed Oct oh er 2-1. In'), for $(11,2<)2.-15 hy co-operation hetween the

State a nd Lower ~ I l ~ r i o n Township.

June 13, 1930

Tennis Star Weds

H ar old E ar l L an e, Cynwyd Cluhtennis star, was IIlarried on Saturdayto th e former ~ iss !II a ri e E . C. Schmid,daughter of ~ r. and }'l rs. Cha rl es H .Schmid, uf Brookline, at th e TempleLutheran Chu rch, B ro ok li ne . Th ecouple wi ll l i\ 'e i n Narherth .

Parks Shuts Out Tioga A. C;Easy Victory For Juniors

Th e Narherth Juniors \\'on an easy I

\'ictory o\'er Tioga .'\. C. last Tuesday

ni l!ht on t he Xarherth Playground hy

the score of 7-ll. Kei th Parks . th e

.Iuniors· right-hand ace. ga\'c another

sp lendid hurl ing exhihition. allowing

only fi\'e hits and s tr iki ng o ut ele\'ell

oi the enemy hatsmen. Str aus s and

I 'owl 'l l excel led in th e field for NarI ll 'r t h. whi le Cll'ml'ns' sparkling de

iensi\'l' play was the h ri gh t s po t for

th e \·isitors.

Friendly Service - Prompt, Ddi'Yery - Reasonable Prices

Main Line Sl.opping Cente r for Those Who Like to Purchase the Best Foods at

Moderate Prices-We Delive;r f rom City Line to Bryn Mawr

Phone: NARBERTH 4050 Haverford Avenue, NarberthKindly Note-Our prices are effective for th e We ~ e from Friday to Thursday, both dates i"clusi ve

To Elect OfficersTh e \Voman's I-lome Missionan'

Soeiet\' of th e 1\1 t'thodist Church wiilIIlec t : It the home of ~ rs. Frank C.Smith. Old (;ulph ]{oad, Narherth, onThursday, .Iune 1<). at 2:30. The program leader is 1\lrs. Samuel l\Iac:\<1allls. !II ission enigmas. l\lrs. Koup.

l\lrs. I-I. }'1. Chalfont ha s c ha rg e o fde\'otions. Election of ortieers willa lso t ake place.~ ~

Call

w. P. MIESENCarpenter a"d Builder

fo r good workdone promptly

Phones:Day-Narberth 3973MNight-Narberth 3828R

100 N. NARBERl'H AVE.

SUPER SUDS, Beads of Soap

QUAKER TOILET PAPER.DETHOL LIQUID INSECTICIDE

Quaker SweetCREAM BUTTER

lb., 49c

COTTER'S

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3 pkgs., 25c

. 4 rolls, 25cpint tin, 49c

CANADA DRYGINGER ALE or LIME

3 bottles, 50c

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Measles Leads DiseasesFifteen cases each o f m ea sl es a nd

German measlcs head t he l ist o f co n

tagious diseascs repor ted for t h e week

cnding June 6, hy Hcalth Officer Mar

vin E . Reynolds of the Lower MerionT ow ns hip Board of Health. Twocascs of scarlet fever, one in Merionand the othcr in Ardmorc, 1 case ofmum!>s and I of pncumonia completethc new c as cs o f communicable diseases,

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MEDIA, PA.19 E. State Street

Media 431

LANSDOWNE, PA.32 E. Baltimore Avenue

Madison 520

NET(2000 Pounds)

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DELIVERED

Listed Below

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CHESTER, PA.16·18 E. Fifth Street

Chester 6300

ARDMORE, PA.5 E. L a n c a ~ t e r Ave.Ardmore 3500

ent possible suhjects for thc next serieso f m ee ti ng s. V ar io us m embe rs o f t hegroup voted f ir st for various topics onthe list, a nd a sk ed f or r cc omme nd at ions o f hooks f or summer rcading onvarious re la ted topics, but fina11y thedecision was unanimous . The fivesuhjccts from which the choicc wasmadc wcr c a s follows:-How We Got Ou r Bible.The Psychology of Religion.The Philosophy of Religion.The Histo ry o f t he Christian Church.The Lif e o f J esu s.

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CaD aa y office tilted below. Prompt delivery.

7$ J;)O,v1J

De l i v e r e dBalance $1.75 Per Ton for 5 Monihs

ORDER yournext winte r' s fue l supp ly now and take advan tage of this

special offer on Ches ter Coke • • • a fuel that gives qu ick , s teady heat ,

leaves hu t f ew ashes , i s light in weight, clean, aud easy to handle. Here's

our of fer: A new, low price • $10.50 pe r ne t ton delivered; prompt

delivery; and a very easy payment plan.

PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC COMPANY

I f you order your entire heating season's

supply now at these low pr ices, you pay

only $1.75 pe r to n down, and then $1.75

pe r ton each dur ingthe next five months.

We will then fill you r h in this summer,

and deliver th e balance to you next win

te r as you need it. Order as 111any tons

as you will need • • • ou r heating experl

will he glad to advise which sizewill meet

your requirements best.

DARBY, PA.867 Main StredDarby 1200

UPPER DARBY, PA.Long Laneand Ludlow Street

Boulevard 1600

... IT $.'Per Net Ton

plan a s i n the past. That is, they will

he held at pr iva te homes , but freely

open to all wh o m ay wish to attend.

Thcse meetings wiI I h c h el d approxima te ly eve ry other Thursday night,beginning on the evening of Scptemher18 at the h om e o f Mr. a nd M rs . C.ArIey Farmer , of \Voodbine Avenue.It was also dccidcd t ha t t he general

themc of t he n ex t s cr ic s o f m ee ti ng swil l h e the life of ]esus, hut that dec is ion was n ot a rr iv ed a t until afterconsiderable discussion o f f iv e d if fe r-

OUR TOWN

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Here's a real one. Order

your Winter Coal of us before Iyou goon you r vacation. Th e Iprice is due to go up and Iyou'll have that much happi

ness packed i n y ou r co al bi n i

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~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ l C l ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ O l : ~ ~ l tIevening, the s lowly changing shadows

from twil ight to bright moonl ight and

t he r em ar ka bl y i nt er es ti ng a nd c om

l>rehensive summary o f t he ir Old Testament s tudies which Mr. Keightongavethere in the outdoors, all contr ibuted tocreate an occasion of unusual charm

:\[1'. a nd M rs . H ar ol d A . 11 errill, o f Count ry C lub tonight after thc weddingIa nd e nj oymc nt ,. o ne whi ch everyon.el ~ o c k l a n d Avcnuc, have a s t hc ir guc st , r ch ea rs al of her daughter , Miss Miretta w as l oa th t o bnng to an end when It:\11, : \ [e r ri l l' s s i ste r, Mis s Dor ot hy Bloom, and :\fr. F. De Los Cannan, l g r ew late.. .: \1errill , of Ithaca, N. Y., who wil l which wil l take place tOl1lorrow. I It was unal1lmous1y deCIded that thespend s om e t im e w it h t hem. Mr, Russell W. Knight, o f Ma rb le - Forum meetings ~ i I l be continued

:\[1'. and :\[rs. \V. R. Knauer, of head, Mass., visited his uncle and a un t, n ex t a ut umn a nd w ll lt er o n t he same

L a n t " ~ ~ L a n ~ ~ d a s t h c i r g u e s t s ~ s t M and M ~ Robert F c l ~ w s Wood, . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ .eek-end, ~ l r . Knaucr's m ot hc r, M rs . o f Forrcst Avenue, over the week-end. diE • I II.. IF, ). Knaucr, and :\1 r. a nd M rs . ]. C. Thc :\1isscs Emma and A li ce Barr,Bnlllier alHl their daughters, :\fiss of \Voodhine Avenuc, are visiting their • -Fr;lJICC5 ilnd Miss Dorothy Brall ier , n icce in Buffa lo , N. Y.all of Altoona, pit. :\fr, and :\lrs, T. \V. Hutchinson, of

:\[1'. and :\frs. Ralph E . Hoy lc , o f \Vi lk es -Bar re , Pa" arc visi t ing thci r

\Vindsor Avtnue , l ef t on : \- Ionday for son- in- law and daugh te r , Mr. and Mrs,Uniontown, Pa. , t o v is it Mr. a nd Mrs, T, ~ 0 I l l C r S Newman, of Lant\\')'11 Lane,E. M. Roycroft. :\frs. Hoyle will spe;-l-d! ) ,l r s, Ncwl1 lan-a l so had as h ~ guests;1_ month ' l : ~ U m o n t o \ \ n ~ last \\eck-cnd, :\lrs. Charlcs \Vaugh and I

, ),[ is s Mar garct E. Doughcrty, her SOli Char lcs , of Newtown, Par Idaughtcr of :\11'. and ~ I r s . Joscph S, :\Irs, :--.icwl1lan was the hostess to thclDoughcrty, of Anthwyn Road, ar rivcd mcmhcrs of h cr h ri dg c c lu h o n \VCd-\homc on \Vcdnesday from the Vil la ncsday nigh t .: \ I a r i ~ Acadcmy for h cr s ummcr :\11. and : \f rs. N. A. Cover, of :\1-vacatJOlh toona, I'a., who wer e m ar ri ed o n S at -

~ I r . and :\[rs. Doughcr ty and family urday in Altoona, are visiting :\11'. andmovcd from Anthwyn Road, on Tucs - :\Jrs-, F, M. P la nt ho lt , o f Mee ti ngday, t o t he ir n cw home at : \ fontgomcry House Lane, th is weck,Avcnuc and :\lcadow Lanc. : \I cr io n. : \I is s I rcne Young, of Gcrmantown,)'Irs. Doughc r ty a tt cndcd t hc banquct was t hc gucs t o f :\fiss Annc Compton,aIHI mccting at the Sacrcd Hcart of \\'oodhinc Avenuc, ovc r t hc wcck-Acadcmy, in Lancastcr, Pa ., on ~ I o n - cnd,<lay night. :\11, alHI :\Irs. A, ( ~ Compton , o f}'Ir. and :\Irs. Thomas Kecnan and \Vnodhinc Avcnuc, gavc a dinncr on

family, of Anthwyn Road, arc now a t Thu rs day evcni ng in honor of thci r son,thcir cottagc in the J ' oconos , ncar Sky Bud Compton's cightccnth hirthdav,Top. f or t hc sumlncr, :\mnng thc guests wcrc : \ fi s s : \ Ia r tl ia

:\1 rs, Frcd Evans, of Anthwyn Road, :\1 axwdl. },f i s s Vi rg in ia Compton . o fattcnded Alumnac Day at \\'ilso n Bcrwyn and :\11'. (icorge Sjoholme.l:ollcgc. Chamhershmg, I 'a. , on Sat- :\1 r,. \Villiam Shocmakcr, of Clevc-mday. land, Ohio, visitcd :\Irs. H, H. Durhin,

~ d r " Lindky H, Trottcr. o f \ \ 'o od- (If X , Xarherth :\\"<:nuc, last week,,idc .-\vcnnc. cntertaincd at hr idgc on ~ I i " " Elma I ~ c e s c . daughtcr o f : \I r.Tuc,day, in honor of :\Irs, Donal d and ~ r s, C . Howard Hcese. of HampTrottcr. of I ' ittshurgh. and :\1 rs, J, B, dcn :\ \'cnuc, spcnt l as t wcck- cn rl i nDouglass , of : \ lto llna. I ' a. :\tlantic City. :\. ],

:\1 and ~ rs. Lc Roy C. Dougla"" :\1 rs. S, I ~ Hoss entcrtaincrl the

of Elm Tcrracc , gavc a suppcr on Sat- nlcillhers of her sewing circlc at lunchurda\' night in hnn(l r of ~ rs. I. B, l 'nn on :\Iouda\',Douglass , of : \ Itoona , 1'a. . ~ " r . alld : \ I r ~ . 1'. C. R ip lc y, o f Chi -:\Ir,. Douglass attendcd thc Statc cagn, wcr e t hc gucsb of ~ I r . and ~ I r s .

Repuhlicau C,' nl ln it lc c mcct ing and H. B. S pc cd . o f C he st nu t : \ n ~ n n c ,h1lJchl'(In a t t hc Bcllc\'llc-Stratjord, n\'cr the weck-end.l 'hiladeJphia, on Satnrrlay, ~ r r s , _-\ugust :\ . Blal"S and hcr son,.

:\1 I". and ~ I r s . C. :\lfrcd ]'cency, oj ~ I r . :\ . :\Ihcrt Blaess , wh, ) has jn,t rC-1Elm Tc: -race, ,pcnt Sun rl ay a t "c n tnrned frnm Statc C n l l e g ~ . a ~ , c 'I,,:nrl-Argyl, J a, ;ng sevcral clay" at : \ t lan t lc l t ty, ~ J,

~ r, and :\11-s, II. F. Darnes, uj Es- .:,ex :\\·cnuc. ,pcnt a jcw day s a t I' ith- CO;\,TJXUED OX PAGE 18

hurgh, la,t wcck, ~ r. and ~ rs. Darne,had a, their guest,- la,t Sunday. :\11,and :\11'" Carl ~ axwell, of ( h ' c ~ l m ) ( l k ,:\Ir. and :\11'" ElIswnrth Clarke, of

Che,tnut A\'ennc , ha\ 'c opcncd thcir

~ ~ ; : l \ , : ~ ~ / t ~ Y ; ~ I C a ~ l l r ~ l r l ~ ~ ~ : , . \ . : t ; / ; ~ ~ t \ \ ~ Thc Forum c1o,ed ih ti N ,ca,onClark wil l j oi n t hcm t he rc in tWI) wit h a d l' 1i gh tf ul s uppCI a nd g ar de n\\Tck, j or t he 'Ullllllel". party la,t Thllr,da_\- cn'ning, at the

~ I i s s Lois Caldwcll, daughtcr n f : \J rs , h omc oj :\11". and :\11'" Rnhcrt I:, \\'ood,]. A. Cal dwcl l, n f Elmwood A\'cnuc, of 237 Forrcst A \CI1lIC. Thcrc was a nwas the guc s t a t a hou sc party a t Statc a t t c J l ( I ~ n c c of IS mcn and womcn, whoCollegc l ast wcck-cnd. hy r!lJItc constant attcnd,ancc at thc

:\1 i,s Cynthia 1'. :\1 ctzger, daughtcr IncctlJ1gs of the pa,t wmtcr i ' e a s ~ ' noj :\1 r . a lid :\11 ', . Carl B. :\1 ctzgcr, of h a v ~ hccome thc J,llJcleus of that. (hsGilpin Hoad , wil l g i\ 'e a dinncr on Fri- c l h s l o n - g r ~ ) u p whIch has n? ltxcdday ~ v c n i n g aft<1' 'the wcddiillg rehcars- ~ l I c l J 1 h c r ~ h J I , ) . rules n"-, J:e'llllrCI!I'llltsai ' of }'Iiss : \I ar y V ir gi ni a D ol d a nd for ~ d n l l s s l o n , ~ x c c p t ~ . ~ m c c r c mtcr:\[1'. Rohcrt :\Jch'ille Pattcn. who sc c st IJ1 Ihc ~ l 1 h J , : c t s c C ~ l s l ( l e r ) c d undc:.rmarriage will t<!J,e placc t h following . . ! ~ c . I c a d e r s l ~ l p at the l iev. h_ohert.. J:,dav.· Thc gucsts wil l b c the mcmbers " K ; ~ g h t n n ,of'thc bridal party, J. hc slipper was p rcpa red hy thc

IDr. and :\Irs, J ~ .-\, E, Palmquist, of !a(hes o t.hc gJ"<lUp. and servcd at 6:30X'arhrook Park, left for Capc Cod, JJ1 thc dmJJ1g roOJJ1. hut heforc thc last~ [ a s s .• on Tucsda\ ' , whcrc the\' "'ill course. thc ~ u e s t s wcrc .asked to go tol,pcnd thc i'tlllllnei·. Their dalighter, t h c . y a r ( ! ~ n JJ1 t he r ea r ~ o dessert a!H!}'iiss PolI\ ' I'ahnqnist wil l j ni n t hcm cnl le \' , Scah werc av,lllahic t hc rc t or ithi, week·-cnrl. :\Ii",' l 'alll1quist will ~ ' v c r y o n c a nd t he n a t u r ~ o f t hc .lI1eet- 1havc as hcr gucst this wcek-elHI at Capc long gradually rhallgcd t r n n ~ soctal ~ e iCod, ~ I r . "-illiaJJ1 J. ])ntharrl. "i tre"I!lI1ellt;'. tn the .!lsual I·orull1. rhs\\'ynnc\\"(lnd .'\v\'nuc.· 1)1'. l'alll1quist CUSSII)n. I he h\a11111ul ,,"cather o t t ha t

\\·iJ1 J('aye Cape Cod 011 Saturday tu : ! , ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ , ~ ~ ~ ~ ~,penrl threc wccks in chraska. · I

riellds oj ~ I i s s Elizaheth .-\shman, (,

uj (;erJllanlnWn, ,,-ill he ,nrrv tn hear Wunderthat she i, nnw in thc Gcrmantown <,

Ho,pital, ha\-in,l!; recclltly undcrgnnc anopcration fur appendiciti". :\Ii", o-\,h- ~ Repairs All111:1n is rec,)\'ering nicely. ~ : \I is s Virg in ia Stni th, u f Snuth ~ a r - icrth .-\vcn I l l ' . leit Iln Tuesdav fnr a Makes oftwn wceks ' v is it wi t h hn s i s t ~ r , ~ 1',. .Harry Ludford, of Clevcland. Ohio, B· 1

~ r. Lc Rny Smith, uf Statc Cullcge, lCYC esis visiting his c,iusin, :\11, Edwarcl U,SllJith, n i Sou t h ~ a r h e r t h .-\vcnuc. for f. -Cal led for and delivered;a fcw rla\'s this weck. k~ is,; ~ ary Cnrllll1an. daught c r o f wor' done p romp t ly a nd~ I r , and ~ I r s . ( i, L . Conllnan. ni Drl'xc! well, at mod er at e c os t.

]{oad. i,; giving a hr idgc par ty un Sat- Just Call NARBERTH 2866urdav afternoun,

~ I ; ' , ; . J. D. Sutherland, of \\'u"dhinc WUNDER BATTERY ANDA\'Cnuc, entcrtail1l'd t hc Hospi la li ty I ELECTRIC SEI{VICE

Comll1ittcc of thc \\'Illnan's ConlnllJJ1itv 108 Forrest AvenueCluh of :\arhcrth. a t I lI nc hc on oilWedncsda\'. WUNDER Starts Them ALLDr. an«( :\Irs, \\ 'altcr Stcckheck, nj ,

\\'avnc Avenue. JJ1ntorcd to Hone\'- ~ ~ ~ ~ - - . . :hro;'k, J a .. ,In Sunda\·. ':\Irs. \\T, Hu,;scll ( ; r ~ e n . oj \\'ondhinc

A\"enlle. will assi,;t ~ rs. Clarkc C.Smith , of Swarthmnrc. in rccciving a1

hridgc lunchenns which :\Irs, Smith isgiving today and Saturday.: \Irs. Jall1es F. : \I ur phy, o f Ovcr

hrook, announccs t hc l 'n gagcment o fhcr daughter. :\1 iss :\1 aric Bcatricc~ J u r p h y . and :\11. John V. Car cy , of\Voodsidc :\ vellue, Xarhcrt h. Themarriage wil l takc p lacc in thc autUIl1U,

~ r. Charlcs Dccker, of \\'ynncdaleAvcnl lc . wil l sai l on \\'edncsda\, forN"aples, Italy, re tur ll ing to th is c,;untl'\'in August. .

:\1 iss :\1 artha Sundcrland, of (;!cuwand Road, entcrtained at h ri dgc onSaturday night, in honor of :\1 issFrances Brallier. of Altoona, l'a .. whowas spcnding the week-end .with hercousin. :\1 iss Elcanor Knallcr, of Lantwy n L an c. . -\ mo ng t hc g ll cs ts w cr c~ iss Bct ty I 'u rs e. :\Iiss ElcanorKnauer, :\11', Baird Caldwcll, :\11', Rohert Savillc, :\11'. John Hughcs and :\fr,] ohn Cadugan,

:\1 r. and :\Irs. Lcwis H. Gausc, of

N. Bowmal l Avenl lc , ~ f e r i o n , gave a~ l l l f f c t suppcr last Thursday eveningJI1 honor of :\Iiss :\Iirctta BInoJJ1,daughtcr of :\frs, Arthur H. Bloom, ofShirlcy Road, alJ(! :\1 r. F . Dc Lns Canl ~ a n , whusc marriage will take placc onSaturday, .Iune 1-1. at S t. J oh ll 'sChu rc h, BaJ a-Cynwyd . . -\mnng theguests wcre :\11'. and :\Irs, L. R. Stracndel'. :\11'. and :\Irs. Raymond Regaal,~ 1', and :\Irs, Georgc Lange, :\1 r. and1\1 rs. Francis :\1 cAdams. :\[r . a nd :\[rs,Ralph Dunnc, :\Irs. Char les Ot tcrsonand ~ [ r . Earl Gihson,

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Smugging by Airplane

Thwarted by Chevey Six

:\ Chevrolet six recently figuredin what is heli"\'('11 tn be the f irst cast 'Oi l rccord of a hea<l-on collisinn hetwc cn a n alltolllohile and an a ir pl an e.Th e car, one of t\\'elve Che\Toll't

sixes uscd hy Detroit immigration au thoritics in hnrder patrnl \ \'ork, \ \'asheinl-{ ,lri\'en hy ~ t a n l e y Zcrambo, sellio r ill spector, whose duties consist in

Page Ten

Announce Haverford Town·

ship Award at Annual Fete

:\ Haverford TOlI'nship a \\ 'a rd , to he

presented annually to the c it izen \\'horenders the nlost ontstanding :,en'ice\l l that }' Iain L in e s ec ti on , w as anIlllunced l as t Sat ur rl ay n igh t hy }'Iorrison ~ Stiles, a l11el11her of the Havedonl Township Boa rd of COllunis

sioners.

The project \\'as explaine<l to an au dience o f n ea rl y line thousand personsin auditorillln of the I1rookl ine ~ q u a r eCluh, Brl lokli ll l' , a t entertailllllent :l1H!

lecture \\'hich conclnded the s econd annual Haverford TO\\'ll:'hip Day, hellllin the grounds of tlie cluh a 1111 township high schonl.Despi te thc threatL'lIing \\'cather a II I I

the sh,n\'l'rs in the earlv afternoon,Township Day proved a 1;lal-{net f or ahlrl-{C cro\\'<1 frol11 all parts of the ~ I a i nLine. ~ ore carefnlly planned and for

OUR TOWN

-mar; c o m p r e h ; : l ~ · i " e than la-st Y l ~ a r ' s I - ~ h w a r t i n g attempts to smnggle aliens

event, it was a revie\\ ' and exhihit ion of Iacross the horder.Haverford Township 's ci"ic activities. Inspector Zer<lInho had to his cre,lit

I'articnlarly inlpressive was the work Isix planes seize<l in thi s nefar ious t ra fs hown hy t he vol un te er fire companies. fic, an<l h ad he en watching for someAgi le f ir emen climhed ladders reared I time a seventh p lane s aid tl.) h a \ ' ( ~ opagainst the walls of t he Squ ar e Club, crated fo r s ix weeks on regular sche<lcarried <lown comrade s on t he ir s houl -I u le flying alien:, from Canada to

<ler:" lowered others from the roof hy I :\lIIerican :,oil.ropes and leaped <lown into nets to the After several attt'lIIpts to seize thecheer s and applause of the audience. plane, its pilot and illegal cargo had

f ai led , Inspector Z l ~ r a m h o was scoutin g along the Detroit Riverf1'llntsho rt ly a ft er S lmri se on June I when

he spotted the planl ' hea<ling from Canad a towanl an open field just heyondth e Detroit city line. ~ p e e d i n g to th,'s po t I ns pe ct or 7.eramho swung intothe tie)l) in his Chevrolet jus t as theplane lande,1. a nd d ro ve di re ct ly i nt i'

its path to shut oil' retreat.\ \' he n t he pilot sa\ \' t li l' nft ic iaJ ca r

in f ro nt o f him, h e :,ought to wanl of icapture hy spceding the 111otor up in

June 13, 1930

a desperate effort to take off again.Inspector Zeral11ho, in the spl it second

availah'" to make a decision, weightedthe ruggedncss of the c ar a ga in st th estrength of the p lane, and drove heall

on into the whirring propell"r.

!{I ' : 'Ult: :\nother seized p lane addedto I nspector 7.eranlh,, 's impress ive

record-a d is ah le d p la ne w it h a shatt er ed p rope llor and a damaged wing;t \ \' '' a li en pri soners , an , 's caped pill)t;Inspector Zer al ll ho s li gh tl y s haken upan d hruise,1. and a c ar w it h a damagedright front <loor, fender, radiator an,1the r adiato r cap p icked of[ hy the 1'1"<1

pello...De:,pite tlic dalnage to the Chevrolet

it ca III I' lIut a deci,1ed victor in thecrash, for while the pIa I l l ' was t l l t a l l ~ 'di:,ah1ed, Inspector 7.eralllhll \ \ 'as ahleto hack the ca r ou t of the \ \' reckagealld dri \'C it l lJHler i t: ' o \\ ,n po\\ ,e r, withhis pr isoll l 'r s safely ahoanl to Det)'(,it

head'luartl'r:"

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IN (ASE OF FIRE• • • A NEWAND FAlTER

TELEPHONE SERVICE

A new and faster telephone service now

safeguards LowerMerionTownship and

Borough of Narberth homes frOln fire

hazards.

I f fire breaks out, shnply give th e oper

ator th e nunlber designated below. 1m

lllediately you will be connected with

the new forty-l ine "fire switchboard"

at Township Hall, where an officer will

be on constant duty.

Tell th e officer the exact location of th e

fire. He will di,spatch your fire cOIn

pany to th e scene of th e blaze.

NOTE THE FIRE NUMBER

APPLYING TO YOU

Residents of Lower Merion Township

except Narberth call "2-0" prefixed by

th e name of the Central Office to which

your telephone is connected. For ex

aml)le: Ardmore 2 -0 , Bryn Mawr 2-0,

or Cynwyd 2-0.

Narberth subscribers call Narberth

2200.

Residents in Haverford Township with

Ardmore telephone numbers cal l Ard

more 340.

THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY

OF PENNSYLVANIA

GOLD MEDAL "A " MILK IS PERFECTLY SEALED

SERVICEIMore Milk-is mother's interpreta

tion of those tiny frowns, gurgles and

gestures. But, though baby cannot

say it, you may be equally sure that

the call is for jJltre milk. In pasture

and laboratory, long before milking

time, begins a service which brings

to your child the purity that won

thirty-four gold medals. In the

scientific selection of herds, feeding,milking, testing and transportation,

every proven safeguard is employed.

Gold Medal Milk is safe because

it's a lways pure, rich and fresh.

GOLD MEDAL

MILK

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GrDURINfT

TERRA CoYTA

Page Eleven

BIRD BATH5:)1\R)'f ~ W L R VI\)f:.) Etc:·tbr Gl\rillEti JUN-ROOM and POR.CH·

BUYAT FACTOR.Y

he u se d to uniform thc team.

The Iincup and sc or c hy i n n i n ~ s :Cardina ls : F inn, If.; R. Wright, c.;

Kanc, p.; Stroup, 3h.; J . G al la gh er ,

2h.; (;ilroy. ss.; W. O'Bricn, Ih.; 1\1.Case, rf .

Jun io r Narmcr : nnck, ss.; :\ . Burns,c.: \V. Rittenhouse, Ih.; C. Richard

snn, 1'. ; Hartlcy, 3 h.; Van Auken, 2h.;Tyson, If.; Humcs, d. ; Whitc. rf.

r h cCardinals """I 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 -5 l) IJ r. : \a nner ." 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 -2 5 2

Save this m 0 nth on

Gall owa y Pott ery. Nea rlv

everything at one ·thi rd less';

a few choice a rt ic le s at evengreater reductions.

Cardinals Beat Jr .

Narmer Boys Club 2-1In a fast ~ a m e playcd on the ~ I e r -

ion I 'ubl ic School grounds rccent]y theCardinals, a fast-stcpping boy s' c lu b,

de fe at ed t hc Junior arm cr Boys'Club, 2-1 . This was the s econd v ic tory in as many games for the Cardinals.Th e Cardinals will hold a hencfit at

the Narbcrth Thca trc dur ing the lastwcck o f J un e. Thc money raised will

HOWARD C. FRITSCHJustice of th e Peace

REAL ESTATEFire Insurance-Best Companiesrhonc 4010-W 215 Haverford Avo.

To Be Married in Baltimore

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OUR TOWN

Th e IIlarriagc of ~ iss Virginia I ' res tOil Carrillgton, danghter o f Colol le lI':dward c. Carrillgtoll alld thc late~ rs. Carringtoll, of J:altimore, ~ <I ..and ~ I . .I. Cooper (;rahalll, Soli of :\Ir.alld ~ I r s . J. Cooper (;rahal1l, of l\leriOIl :\ ,"\ 'mle. :--:arherth. will take place

ill Christ Chlll'ch, Baltimore, at (,o'clock Oil Saturday, ,111I1C 1-1,

Wedding of Miss Bloom

and Mr. Cannan to Take

Place on SaturdayTh c Illarriagc of ~ iss ~ irelta Bloom.

,laughter uf ~ I r s ..\ r thur H. Bloom, o fShirk," Road. and ~ r. F. Dc Los CaulIau, ,;1' I 'hiladelphia, will t ak e p la ce onSat1ll'day evening, JUlie 1-1, at 7 o'clockill St . ,1ohn's Church, lIala-Cynwyd.Th e l{e"eITIHI :\ . E. Clattcnherg, rectorof the chlll 'ch, will per form the cere

UIOIlY·

~ rs.

Raymond R l ~ g a nwill ac t

asn la tr ol l o f h onor alld the hridesmai,lswill he ~ rs, (;eorgc Langc alld :-1 rs.I .. R. Stl'acnckr. ~ I i s s :\1111 1lI0om willhe t hc f lowcr g ir l,

~ r. Lewis I I. ( ;; lI Ise wil l a ct a s hcstIIlal l a l ld included among t he u sh cr sare .\1 r. Earl ( ; ihsou. ~ r r . I{;dph Duuncand ~ I r . ( ;eorge Langc.Th c hride will h c gin'n in Iu;trriagc

hv hcr h ro ther ~ r. Charles \\'. 1J10011l.

. :\ ftcr a wedct ing trip, ~ r. Cannan

a ud his hrick will rcsidc at S Shirlc,'Road, :'I:arhcrt h. .

Jrme 13, 1930

Miss Mary Dold to

Wed Ensign Patten at

St . John's Church Tomorrow

Th e I l lar riage of ~ i, s ~ ary Virginia

])01<1, daughter of ~ I r . and ~ I r s . Edwin

I 'orkr ])01<1, of Shady La Ill', : \ arhert h,

alld Emigl l Rohert ~ l c l v i l l e I 'attell, sonof ~ r. an d ~ rs. Fred C. I'atten, of

\\'olllbide .\vellue, :\arherth, will take

p la ce o n Saturday afternooll, June 1-1,

at four o'clock ill St. John's Chlll'ch,CYII\\'yd. Th e I{n". :\ . I':. Clatteuherg.

r ec to r of th e c hu rc h, will perform the

ceITIIIlJllY·

The lIIatron of hOllllr w il l h e ~ rs,

" 'a l ter \\'('an'l'. of Stonehnrsl, and lh('

I ll aid o f honor will he ~ I i s s CYllthia

~ I l ' ! z g e r , III' (;ilpill I ~ o a d , 1\arhl'l"th.

Incluclcd alllollg the hridesmaids are

~ I i s s ~ I a r j o r ; e B. J:reit\\'eg, o f L al ls

downe, and ~ iss ~ ary Rausom, of

Narherth.

~ r. Frede ri ck Fl et cher I'at ten will

ac t as hest lIIan for his hrother, and

the w;]lers alld sworrbnl\'n , ,"ill he En

"iglls \Valter .\ . Reinhard, o f Indiana;E. K. \ \' ak ef ie ld , o f J oh n" towu , l 'a .R. J. Strllh. of 1 \e ,, ' York Cit,"; :\ . I'.Kohlhas, ,1r .. of :\rdllillre; ~ I a i ' s h a l l E.[ )o nl il l, o f Sai l Fral lc isco. Ca l,; I':u

gene T. Sa lids. of Texas;I ~

\V. ,1ohn"Oil, of !\:ew York Cit,·; 1'. H. Horn. ofI'hiladelphia: ( ; il ford 'Scull , of : \ tlan ticCity: H. I ~ J :ri l ler . of Trento11, :\ . .I.:Il. .I. Sass, Baltimore, ~ d.; C. H.()strl1lII. : \1'I \ ' York Cit\': Kelvi11 :'I:ut·ting. \\'ashillgton. D. C,: S. ~ I ~ a l l 'dall, Tre11ton, ~ .I., alld .I. S. Clarksoll,uf I ' assaic. :\ . .1..\ receptioll will fullo\\' the ccrClllonv

at the ~ l e r i O I l Trihutc ]Jou"e. '

IF you're tired of rooms and baths • • • , and want somethinga l il li e more l ik e home, then come to Hotel Lofoyelle. You'll

flnd us tucked away in the most beautiful part of one of AtlanticCity's broadest avenues, j us t a s tep away from everything that'sanything in the World's Playground. Here's seclusion withoutInobbery. Here's beauty without austerity ••.. in a h otel 01modern as 1930 •••. with rates as modest as 1920. Spaciouslounge rooms,a solarium and sun-deck. Food that would delight anepicure. Comfort. Service. Quiet. All these are you .. as a guest of

HOME OFFICE: STAMFORD, CONN.

DISTRICT OFFICE:

152 Montgomery Avenue, Cynwyd

Phone: Cynwyd 3200

Open Saturday Afternoon Till 4 o'Clock

The time to pro tect your trees and shruhbery

a ~ a i l l s t t he J ap anes e heetle is before he

appears "sometime in June." By s p r a y i n ~with approved materials now you arc ready

to stop him from eating at your expense . We

can do the necessary work for you quickly,

effectively and economically.

Order immediately, as work is doneby priority o f application

W 4 . L ~ U T 4 . ~ [ )

Now is the time

TO FIGHT HIM

Jhe EA.BARTLETT TREE EXPERT COMPANY

1 h y e ~ t J e l t W 4 !..

VI

Ownership

Managementfranck/e

&Cope

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FrI lnk Crumit

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ar sh ip by Anna Coogan, of Bryn

Mawr,

S ch ol ar sh ip h on or s w er e a ls o a n

nounced as follows:

I n Gener al Scho la r sh ip ( an ave r ageof < . I O ~ { , for the ent ir e Seni o r HighSchool Course)-Florence Alburger,Emma Croasdale, Grace Mahaney,Constance !II cChesney, David MeVickar.

Bridge BoulevardCamden 3360 - - - -

6amrle

Make it a t u ne mont h with theseAnr.hoA Aw..igh-l\fnrch-FoE T .- ot ( Th o Song of tho Na.y)Th " I\h'g Song-M.rch.I"oE Trot Th " 111gb Hau.. . .

I\u. 22424. I l l - Ineb

I Remember YOII r rom Somewhere-FoxTrotLeo l td .ma n an d Rb. Oreh". t ra

W.. .blng DI .he.With I\ly·Swe"tl..- Fu .T ru tT ~ - t ' ~ · e e m . an d HI. Orchest ra

No. 22·.26. 1O-lnelo

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I\fak.... ti ,.. H"a r t Grow Funoler-Fo,< TrotI I ~ M l i e ( : n M ~ i n " Rn d lIift N ~ Yorker Hotel OrchMttraDanclog WIth Te a.... in My Ey"e- \ \ · . h .

l'\at Shilkr"t au d th " VIctorOrch . "t r..N",. 22425, IO-Ineh

S inK Y ou Sinoen ( f rom Paramount picttKc, . Hon17""Th e R f ' J " f ' I ~ r "

Looklnll 'At You (A...r""e th . Br•• U •• t Tahle) (frumWarner DrOll. picture••• A-foml"!y·") Lewi. Jurn",,,

No. 22422. Ill-ineb

Around thf'J COfOf' lf '

Down By the Railroad TrackNo. 2242.1, IO-Ineb

Song or th.., Flame «(rum W a r n ~ r 81'011. picture. "Sans oj, h I l F l a m ~ " )

Couaek Loy"Son." (Don't Forget Me) «(r.)m Warn""Bella. p i c l ~ r e . "Sons {ifdill I, lam,.") •

Victor Light Opera ( ' . o m l ' ~ n JNo i 99 54 . Ill-Iooh

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was won by Arthur Hicks, of Bryn

M awl'. The Bala-Cynwyd \Voman' s

C lub scho la rsh ip was won by Blanche

Lod ge , o f B r) 'n Mawr ; t he B al a- Cy n

wy d \\To man 's Clu b T em ple Uni·ve rs i ty s cho la rshi p bv Esther Croasdale;, o f Cynwyd; t he B ry n Maw r Bus iness Men's Associa t ion scholarship hvFrancis McNall1ar, o f Bryn Mawr, an dt he B ry n "l\I awl' \Voman's Club schol-

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ALL THE MUSIC YOU WANT WHEN YOU WANT IT on Victor Records

Our depar tment managersplanned long and plannedwell forthis event-every resource at the

command of this great organization has been placed at the serviceof our managers for this occasion-every advantage that could begained by buying in quantity and

for cash has been turned to the

benefit of ou r customers.

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NARBERTH ELECTRIC SHOP

241 Haverford Ave., NarberthNARBERTH 4182

Take a Portable Victrola away with you

This Summer. Look Our

Var ie ty o...er at the

'.

Market at G3d- - - -A l l e gheny 4000----

,

·WestPhila.

•

Weeks ago we conceived t4e idea

of a great big Sears, Roebuck and

Co. Sale-one outstanding for

timeliness andvalue-giving-asalethatwould be so filled with excep

tional savings on dependable

goods that new, higher standards

in value-giving would be set for

this store and-this season!

Sale at Our Three Conveniently LocatedRetail Department Stores

Stores Will Be Open This Friday andSaturday Nights Until 9.30 o'Clock

It Would Take Several Pages to Tell of the Savingsfor "Sears, Roebuck Days" and the Story

Would Be Only Half Told!Plan to shop here this Friday and this Saturday for yourself , your home and your family-for every need for the

Fourth of July and the Summer. Come early-park free-shop at your convenience from 9 A. 1\1. to 9.30 P. lVLand save more than you have ever saved before. Extra salespeople to serve you courteously and efficiently. lVIailand phone orders filled carefully and promptly.

A Great Two-Day EventPlanned to,Supply Vacationand Summer Home Furnishing Needs With UtmostSatisfaction and Genuine Economy-Every Department Is Represented With Outstanding Values!

Roosevelt Boulevard- - - -Je f f e r son 2 9 0 0 - - - -

r '

·Northeast

SWIMIn Filtered Water, Heated to a Uniform Temperature

Special Summer OfferThrC(' months ' us c of sw imm in g - p oo l and s h owc r h a t hs , inclUding

ml 'mhe r sh ip for a whole ~ ' e a r Ilnd ~ I Free Swtmming Le s son" .

MEN $5.00 WOMEN $4.00BOYS ,. ., 3.40 GIRLS .. , .. , . . . . • . . 2.80

Single Admiss ion-Members . 251': nues t , 30e

MAIN LINE CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION116 WEST LANCASTER AVENUE, ARDMORE

Phone: ARDMORE 833Lower Merion High S choo l T en ni s C ou rt s Open t o P ub li c _1__

Under y, M. C. A. Supervision, Beginning June 14

:Ji ~ l i i f t l i 7 \ i I i 7 \ i I M i I m ; l i K J l i 1 ' \ ' i l f A i l l b i l l t i i l t l \ i l t l \ i l t K i ! i ' A ' i I i ' A ' i l i K J l i 7 \ ' j I i 7 \ i l m i l W I @ l i 3 ' i I r a, • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ....- - - - ==================

t;race 11 ahal1e\'. I Hamiltoll ~ athematics pri7.e of $20 s chol ar sh ip s awarded by the Han'ard

!II edal in History, g i \ ' l ~ n hy the D, t o Emma Croasdale. C lu b o f Philadelphia and one by the

A. R. f or , an essay contest,.wlll} by T. \V, Hammonds an:1 Brother Co.. Princeton Club of Phi ladelphia wereHelen L. rhomas, o.f the .Jul1lor C l a ~ s , pri7.e, ill manual t raining, $1Il fir.;t .'"

, Dcehan p,oet .ry pn7.e , .glv,en by M I,S award to Edwin Pal,ar, and second won by Lower !IIenon hays. 1 heseI· !o rence Kertgan . ~ Ali ce M .onks, p ri7 .e t o Ralph Bowman, w e r ~ the. only s ~ l l O l a ! , s h i ' p s awarded inInth honorable mentulI\ to AdelaIde J, TI'- I' I' k I'. lIthe PhiladelphIa chst1'1ct In' these11 ar 'h 1C L, :>, . ellnvpac '( T cup .lr Ie ')- I I TI . ' 'fI'j '. ' , • " , ful-whoksome influence in schonl io Ic u )s. . 1e wll1ners are: •.an·arclS u p c r u l l ~ n d e n t S. h dg ar p ow ns \Varren Lockwood." s ~ l l O l a r s h l p s , J. Ral.1dolph },-enil, ofCup to :\!Ice l\lonks for sho\I'mg the Ph'l Heta Kappa Association of ~ a r b e r t h , ,a,nd I ? ~ I ' l d !lre'lcka,r, ,?fmost helplul and wholesome II1Auence 1'hil:;delphia award t o Const ance l\1 c- Cynwyd. 1he f nnceton scholarslnp

on other s t n d e n t ~ CI1e.sl.leV. . . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~- - - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ •• •••••••••• ~ , H. A., Ferreira C ~ l P S for excellence J. 11. Shupert's pri7. es in art. tll -" l r !

111 phYSIcal educatIOn. t o H en ri et ta Edith Diehl and Gertrude Hoder . Sj ')t;:!Dueb le r a nd Alfred D 'Amora , w it h A new music pri7.e, g i n ~ n In' l\liss ~ I ! . . ~ ...honorab le ment ion to Julia l\l oore. Laura L. Staley, f ormer Lowe r 1\1 er- - 1\lelvin Fryberger, Victory Newborg. ion School music supen ' isor , to !lIM-Th e F. F, French $10 award in Igaret Soley.

chemistry, the. Freuch ( fo re ign lan- Announcell.1ent was a ls o mad e o f theguage) $)() pl'l7.e, an d the R ichard J. \'arious scholarship winners. Tw o .

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r. h. o. a. e.Baker, 2b. I I 3 2 1!IId l onigle. SSe 1 2 3 4 0Doyle, If. Z I 0 0 0Shank, cf. ........... 1 2 1 0 0Trost, 3b, 1 1 2 2 0RednlOnd, lb. .... 0 0 9 0 0\\ 'agner, d., p, .... 0 1 I 2 0Hemshaw, c. 0 0 3 0 0CTark. p. 1 1 2 2 0

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Curwin, rf.Burns, c.......Humphreys, 3h,Fleck. If.11artm, Ih, ..Rubincan, 2b, ..Thomas, d. .. .Powell, ss.Graham, p.

Narberth Tops BerwynFor 1st League Victory

209 Receive Diplomas

at 1. M. Commencement

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sportsmanship, scholarship. a nd g en eral abilitl', to Arthur Hicks.

Athletic Association sweaters of dist inc t ion , to Henry Gane and \Var renLockwood.

Barker med al f or s ch ol as ti c e xc el lence, to Emma Croasdale.

Class of 1922 pri7. e in English, to L.Alvina Young .

Class of 1927 prizes-in mechanical

belieH'rl ('ntirdy gonc by thc local fol

lowers, has found renaissance in 1\[an

agel' ])a\'is ' tutoring and are now e111

barked on a winning campaign.

Due to their setback at t he p rowess

of :'Iiarberth. the Doylc's l\ursery Boys

have sEpped hack a rung in the ~ [ a i nLine I.eague c ompe ti ti on a nd n ow

share the h igh ly cove ted lead with

1If l'Clia. Th e ~ e di a C lu b \I'on fwm

Paoli, 12-4, t hus ca st i ng t hem into last

place while Xarberth c1imhell up a

notch i n to four th posi t ion .

Howard Graham won hi s f ir st bat

t le o f thl' season in stopping the Bel"

wyn bats but h as h ee n b ea te n o n thn'c

o cc as io ns s in ce h is inanguration in

1 930. C la rk . of t he oppos ing nine,

whose pitehing ma.;terdom is h i g h l ~ ' I

conlme'1ded hy t he Pcnnsylvania Rail

road I;:lseball Team. fell hard in d e

f e ~ t ~ 1 I 1 ; \ was swept off t he mound in

t h e l a ,: iranll' in l ie u lli \\ 'agnel' , who

came in f rom right field. But the \ ' l ~ r -tigintllh wheel o f v ic to ry h ad not bl'c lI

tnl'ned. a nd o nl y t h l' t e rt ll i na l il ln of

the ga'lIc conld halt it> speedy pacc

i n t hi s bnsy ordeal.

:\ Yollnlgster irom the ;\,'arlll'rth

Junior Team. c ll I 'e ring shortstop for

the Ch:lInpions, turne,l ont tol he t hI'

only herllic perfornll'r Ilf th e day .

"HOII'd:,':' I'owell. Il f \\'olldbin(' . \n·

nul', st,""l Ollt alone in thi" g-alllC, both

erring-I.I· anll heroically. In misjullg

ing a p air of "\'ift gn l lllll1t'rs in the

secund an,l t h ird inning" hc permit

ted two unnccc,,,ary points to tally on

the Berwyn ,CllIT shed, while anllther

hungit- in the fifth, whi ch p ut anuther

111an ,m, ga l'e h im tht'l'l ' l 'ITor" fill' the

gall l l' , a 11l1lnber ral'l 'ly chargell tll a

Horongh p laye r bef,'I'l·. HllweH'r. all

this II' :IS a lll l1 ed fill' in t hl ' l 'i gh th i n

ning whl 'n h is ,olid ol lt ' -ba sc ply i ll t o

right field, his third h it l lf the g-alll(',

tied the .situatilln, 1 'owe ll c ro""ed

soon aikr with t he w in ni ng mar ke r

off Burns' "inglt- i l l tn right.

\. ern ie Fleck retained the battinglaurel, for t he c lub by aug l ll e lI ling hi;pre\·tous averagc from ..J30 to A3S.

Cunl'in cast Burns OIIl llf seculld plaCL'with ..JO'J, . \ l lch ·y ja il ing i ro ll l ..J(J! t,..31-:1-:. HOII'(II' J\)well "hllw, an a\'er

age of A.J.J,· but his mark cannot becOlllparl'd with Curwin's score in vicwof the few games in which h e h a" participatcd,

1n thc first t h" ee i nn in gs of theg ame, B er wy n t al li ed o nc e in eachcanto . b lunder s being mainly instru111enta,j in the s c" .i ng . C la rk

Joheld the ••

Davismen to one hit in the fIrst t w o ' ·innings hut wa s toucl1l'd for ji,·c in thesuccecding two i nn in gs whe n theycOllllliied a run leI the thinl, and an- "

other in t he four th, A miscue in thefifth, interpsersetl w it h two free pa"s("and three hits. g av e t he visitors four

runs, ior an aggregate SU111 of seven,

b ut , a ft er t ha t. werc dea lt onll' twonicks without ' another rtm. ':\fterNarberth put aero," one more point inthe s('\'enth, camc the m u c h - d i s c u s ~ e deighth inningBurns slnglt:d, a nd l Iu nl ph re \' "

raised an easy fll· to ~ I ' C t l i H I ha;l',Fleck also hit intc) right lil'ld fo r aba'e hn t was iorced ot t ~ l ' c o n d hI' 1IIar- I

tin, Clark to Hedlllond. Two' down. 'Narber ih assaul ted l :erwI' n with accordant p l ' l ~ c i s i o n . J:akl'r' iumhled allaround 1{ubincan's hingle , and B u r n ~and ~ a r tin look advantage o f t he mis

cue t ll l 'rOs s. Thomas druppl'd a rol

licking ,Ioublc intu kit-centre to ,hipin the J{ube. counting himSl·1f with thetying nlarker oft' 1'owell', single. \Vagncr rl'placed Clark on the hill an dGrahalll prollted by his l 'arly unsteadiness hy walking. YOII·I·II. who p l' rformed since thc s ixth inning in l ie uof Curwin, also strolled to fill the h a g ~in this most d e p r e ~ s i n g situation.

!II i c k l ' ~ ' nUl'llS came hack to bat againt hi s i nn in g t o s en d in r un s numbe reigh, and nine r e spect i \' e ly a s Powe ll

and (,raham fled on'r t he p la te .

11 ich'y cnded the game when he wascaught trying I ~ purloin third,Narhet'lh 0 0 I I () () I (i x-<.IBerwyn 1 1 I 0 4 () 0 0 0- 7

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STRAWBRIDGE& CLOTHIER

O f Course He's W e l l ~ D r e s s e dWith a Summer's Supply of These

Main Line StoreMontgomery Avenue at

81. James Place, Ardmore

Clothes that ~ ' o u see on smartly d ressed chi ld ren

you'll find on sail, in th e Roys' Department of th e

Main Line Store -C lo thes tha t ar c new, authent ic and

in ~ o o d taste. Here is an adequate stock at all t imes- f o r every boy in t he f am il y, a nd al l th e convenience

of modern store-keeping to make your visit a pleasure.

And the very n ewe st modelR you can

imagine . Nothing fancy about them-they'remade for boys. Suits as smart aR they're comfortable ... cool as a North Atlantic breeze.Solid-colors in Everfast poplin-blue, green,

tan , mais or white. Just arrived in th e MainLine Store to please th e boy four to ten yearsold. And priced incidentally to please mother

-$2.95.

STRAWBRIDGEc.. CLOTHIER

George ' ' ' har lo l l PePllcl", ChairlllUll

Edward S. Johnson.Cum La\ldc Socicty: J. Stokcs

Clcmcnt, Jr., \Villia1ll Scrhcr, Ralph P.Earlc, Hclcn :M. Pikc, Paulinc Tarhox,Dorothy P . Humphrcys , Pat ri ci a Bonsall, Frank H. 1\loorc, Jr .

Th c graduatcs arc:John R. B ig gs , J r. , Jamcs '.:V. Bunt

ing, J oh n S. Clcmcnt, Jr., John E. DcLanccy. Ra lph P. Earlc, Lawrc.. cc L.Fe lt on, C ha rl cs E . H ir es, N. FulmcrHoffman, Jr., Lcwis H. Kirchhofcr,C ha rl es J. L in to n, Stuart H. Mason,\Villiam R. " Ia son, Fr ank H . Moore,

Jr., Roh er t H . Scarhorough, J r ., '.:Villiam S er he r, E di so n H. Stanhope,Thomas N. Stern , James E. \Vhitescll,Jr., Claire "I. Bartholomcw, EleanorcV. Betson, Rhea H. Bet ts . G ra cc V.B1ackhurn. Patr icia Bonsall , Nina 1\1.

Bowers. Dorothy D. Da\'ey, Alicc L.Da\'is, Vera A. Dickensheets, DorothyB. Drcw, Anne I'. P. EdmulHls, Uarjorie V. E\ 'ans, Jean Flanigen, Elcanor:-.f. Forhes, Katherinc L. Fox , Anna l-I.HotTman, Doroth\' I'. Humphreys,Helcn n. Jackson:Be r tha E . F. Kanousc, Helcn R. Krout. CatherincLudcn, Sara E. ~ ills, Elizahcth K.

"roore, Jane Parr o tt , Janc t L. Parry,Helcn ;\1. Pike, Ruth E. Rowley, MarySprnance, Paulina S to nc , E di th H.

S trauh, Lou is e Tait, 1\1 ary 1'. Tarhox,Lucinda n. Thomas, Nancy L. \Valker,Elizaheth \Vallis, 1\largaret H. White,Esther 1'. \Vilson, 1\1 arjory E. \\ 'ood.

Warm Days HereReal sU1llmer wca th er was cxperi

enccd on the l\ Iain Linc during thcweck of J unc 3. On th re e days, tCI l l

peraturcs of 90 or ahllvc were rccordcd.Thc high-Illw rca dings for thc weckar c as folloll's: Tucsday, Junc 3, 90-52:4. 93-57: S, 90-58; (,. 87-04; 7, 77-(,(,:8, 74-58: 9, 71-01. (Note-This is thelast nflicial IITatha rcport which willhe puhlishelt until Fall. due to \VeatherObservcr Charles Decker 's absencc illEuropc.)

AWARDSRIZE

Cyrus H. K. Cu r ti s , l " 'c s i dc l lt

Franklin Trust Company Building, Phila., Pa .

Contributions Sent in Car e oj' This Papc/' Will Be

Proll1]Jtly Aeknowlccl{fccl

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN MEMORIAL, INC.

Have you visited our new

Engraving Department?

You will be surprised at

ou r special prices.

New line of greeting cards.

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The Benjamin Franklin Memorial and Frankl in Insti tute

Museum, shortly to be e re ct ed o n t he P ar kw ay at Logan

Circle, in Philadelphia, will accomplish both purposes.

In this great st ructure will be housed an heroic memorialstatue of Franklin, Philadelphia's greatest citizen, a nd m or e

than 60,000 moving, operating exhibits in al l fields of science

and mechanics.

Will you contribute YOUR SHARE of the $5,000,000.,

being r ai sed i n th e c am pa ig n to be concludet1 June 18th,

with which to erect this great Memorial and Science

Museum?

PerpetuateBenjamin Franklin's MemoryEducate Future Generations-

Bide-a-Wee Gift Shop136 South 15th Street, Philadelphia

Thc l ar gc st senior class in i ts hi story, numhering fifty-six, was g ra du ate d last F rida \' at thc annual commencc1llcnt cxe'rcises of the Friends'Ccntral School, O\ 'erhrook.

The add re ss to thc graduatcs wasdeli\'ered hI' Francis H arvcI ' G recn .l1l'admaster .of the Pcnning to 'n Schoo lfor Boys, Pcnnington, N. J. Essayswerc read hy Patricia Bonsall and J.S tokes Clement , Jr . Diplomas W l ~ r eawa rd cd hy B ar cl ay L. Jones , p rinc i

pal of th e school.

Announccment was m ad c of an annual fund, in 1IIen1ory of Alicc F.\Vhite, a former teacher of thc school.which shall go each veal' to a teacherdoing gradnatc stnd}:.J. Stokes Clement, Jr., r cceived the

Swarthmore College open scholarship,yielding an annua l income of $SOO.

It was a ls o a nno un ce d that a giftof $1000 hy t he c lass of 1905 han h cen

creatcd to makc possihlc thc attcndancc of a dcserving hoy o r g irl at thcschool.Prizes wcre awarded as follows:E xccu ti vc Commi tt ec award: J.

Stokcs Clcmcnt, .1 1'., Nina 1\1. Bowcrs.Ann i c Shoemaker Scholarship:

Helen 1\1. Pikc.Phi Beta Kap pa awa rd: \ \' il li am

Scrh,'r.~ I a t h e m a t i c s and Science award:F ra nk H . "Ioorc, 11'.Harvard Cluh or" ]'hiladelphia award:

MANY

Largest Class in School's History

Graduated at Exercises in

Overbrook

Friends' CentralGives 56 Diplomas

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"r rill' us for a sampleuf lhis Cunvenient

SEAL·KAP

Phone: Nat·berth 4035

The Oldert Stil,r

ill Nd,brrth

The A h h o t l ~ S,·ul.Kap, easy 10

remove: nd loreplaee,prolectslhe milk' l il the Louie is 1.'11I1'-

l icu. I I is lh e lIlodern way.

"' "' "',Iblmt I /) " iri,'.<. I ' ' '""un' d i ~ t rilmturs

.:1" WIlII,-er· (;OnIOII Certified l\1i11.

Davis'

224 Haverford Ave.

- s a i l boats and canoes, and buckelS, moulds, shovels, e t c .

You can get them at moderate prices, from a large assort

ment, at

SAND TOYS-for th e sl 'a shl l re I l l' fi l l ' yllU!'

children's sand box a t home.

6::;;:::;:;::=".. Abbotts Creamed Cottage CheeseDeliciously fresh . . smooth . . fioe flavored. Awholesome, ta:lolY fouJ. As n o u r t : i h i n ~ as meat .

Delivered Tucsda)'s and Frida)"by t h e A b b o t ts Milkman.

A STANDARD OF

QUALITY all its own

You want Abbotts .rrA" jtlilk for' your family!

FOR SERVICE, PHONE EVERGREEN ·J·161-62

Abbott 's ~ A" Milk brought to

Philadelphia t lle first definite control of a milk

supply at the farm, through r igid sanitary

requirements, and laboratory check of cach

dairymull's sanitary care.

~ ? " h h ft· 6 & ~ " .0 1 S . f ' -M l IL KS A F E G U A nD E D n Y 5 C J ENe E A i\ II T (I II E 11 C l' L I N - T EST E ])ABUUTTS »AIHIES, IN<...:., .\1u/.HI> HI A/ibufl!J t/,. lun. In' ( : 'H lm . .. .. .. J'hil'ltJ,·.'V'.iu. t"WII/,'1I nl l ! ! : ' l tU I i . "II/I/nti" Cj/y ut i l i S t ' I I ~ I H 1 " " J ' f l i l l l ~

ATLASSTOLtGE WAREHOUSE COMPANY

4015 .,.olAu, SIr_

E V E r . . - . 1200

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For ........ .uroUed I"/ormalu,,. abo",...,. 0/ III.. . ""''-. . .rUe fir '"IIone

A.da offen to the

Raiden" oj

Narberth

and "icinity

MOVING - Anyth ing , any'where, anytime with courtesy,efficiency aDd skiD.

PACKING-Professional Atlaspackel'8 can do thi s impor tanttask quickly aDd saveyou time,worry and possible hreakage.

STORING-Two of the mostmoderD warehouses in Phila·delphia are oWDed by Atlas.They are safe p lace s to storeaDythiDg.

DE·MOTHING-A thoroughgas treatmeDt iD the huge Atlasg u vaults wiD ri d aDY fu r orfabric o r f u r n i t u r e o f al lmoth life• .

MOTH·PROOFING - Atlas isthe sole Philadelphia service

ageDt for KONATE. A singleappUcatioD wiD make aDYthingimmune from moth damagefo r at least three years. Thepr0eeB8 is guaraDteed in writin g and covered, free of charge,by aD iDsurance po li cy inLloyd's Casualty CompaDY.

S O M E O ~ T H ESERVICES

An ideal honeymoon t ou r t ha t leadsthrough scenic r egi ons o f Pe nns yl van ia and New York to N iaga ra Fallshas bee n mappe d by the KeystoneAutomobile Club for the benefi t o f

newlyweds. The tour, however , a lsoprovides a delightful 400-mile vacat ionjaunt."I'rom Niagara Falls a number of

interesting side t ri ps c an be t aken including a journey to that enchantingsummer vacation l and known as theThousand Islands," says Joseph M urphy, manager o f t he A rdmo re branchof the club.While both New York and Penn

sylvania are provided with a netwo rkof excellent hard sur faced highwayst he most picturesque route to the famous f al ls is northward over the Susquehanna Trail. From Ardmore thetour l ead s wes t in the Lincoln Highway to Downingtown where a rightturn is made into S ta te rou te 5 toHarrisbUl'g. Here the SusquehallllaTrail is met and this h ighway ma,kedas national route 11 is followed toClarks Ferry, where the majestic

stream is c ro sse d and the travelerspass through Port Treverton. Northumberland and M unc) ' t o \Vi lIiamsport.From \Villiamsport the tour tra

ver se s nat ur al r uggl 'd s ec ti on s o f Lycoming and Ti og a counties , passingthrough Buttonwood, I31nomsbnrg andLawrenceville across the New YorkState boundary to Painkd Post.Nonhward over S tat e r out e 2 thejourney continues around the edge of Ia bea ut if ul l ake r eg ion through Bathand Avon. in the heart o f a vas t dai ry i ng count ry . S ta te rou te 5 is followedthrough Batavia to Buffalo. Fromher!" excellent highways l ead nor th -

~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I ward a long the Amcri can side of the

IA PLEASANT I

Niagara section to th e falls.

In addition to the thundering waters

MOTOR TRIPof the great cataracts, other scenicwonders include the Cave of the

Prepared by th e \Vinds, the Rapids sc t amid delight-KEYSTONE AUTOMOBILE CLUB ful landscape, some of which is en-

hanced in beauty through colored il-luminat ion a t night. From here thechoice o f two a tt ra ct iv e rou te s to theThousand Islands is offered. Oneleads through Canada by t he way ofSt. Catherines, Hamilton, Port I-lopeand Kingston. On tile American side

a second rou te passes through Rochester and Fai rhaven t o \Vatertown.

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1. Secure unfailing comfort as dependable as your watch

and requiring no more strenuous attention. 2. The abso-

lute ruling out of furnace care from home life. (Let

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the Thermostat in the hall to get the exact increase of

heat needed.) 3. Longer life for wall papers, draperies,

upholstery • •• because Gas Heat is absolutely clean.

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! OPENING

OUR NEW BRANCH STORE AT

Pali/;e Seventeen

Tune in Enna Jettick Melodies every S u n d a y _ . ~ t 8 P,M.(E S. T.) over W JZ andAssociated Stations in aCoast-to-Coast Broadcast.

AAAAA to EEE

JOHN DRIZINNarberth Theatre Bldg.

OUR TOWN

ARDMORELACE,

" I Narberth ~ l c l h o d i s t Church in th edicate on such bills that the penalty To Hold Sale

store next door to Cotter's :\, arket onmay be deduc ted if payment is made A s al e o f cakes, pies, candy and po- Haverford Avenue. It will be in

within 30 days, and it is probable that Itato salad wil l be h el d o n F ri da y, ] unc charge of 1\1 iss Sus an l la ke r a nd ~ rs.

that policy will be fol lowed this year. 20, hy the Sun sh in e B ib le C la ss o f t he A. ]. Bawden.

Under such an . a rr angement many i e j ~ = ~ ~ ~ ; ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~property O\\'nel'S, 111 t he pas t, h ave con-

"idcred it good juogment to let these

orders r un i nt o de fa ul t bec aus e they

thereby sOl1ll,til1les obtained a lower

price on t he work than they could ha\'e

secured individually from contractors

Ibidding on one job alone. T he Bor

ough lets all such orders by cOl1lpeti

t iv e b id s and tot al o f all jobs is usually Ienough to be an inducement to the Icontractors to bid close. '

The policy of such annual inspection Iand t he s tr ic t e nf or ceme nt of all or

ders sent out is now beginning to show

results in that the number of orders

required this year is l es s than last year

and the individual repai rs average to

be qu it e sl1lall. Th e general appear

ance and safety o f " idewalks and curbs

has a lso been greatly imprll\'ed all overt he Borough .

Thc Famous

Made

on

Direct From Factory to You

RITTENHOUSE

LESTER PIANO

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June 13, 1930

The Highway COllimit te l' o f Conncil,

1\1 essrs. Robert F. \Vood, Clifforrl \\T.

Hates and Edwaro S. Haws, with the

Borough Superintendent. George B.

Suplee, made tlwir annual inspect ion

of sidewalks and c urbs l as t Saturday

afternoon and, as a result, Iisteo ahout100 property owners to whom orders

for repairs will be mailed soon. These

o rders requi re that t he r ep ai rs speci

fied shall be made within 15 days, after

whi ch t ime t he y arc in default and the

work wil l be done by the Borough and

billed to the propl'rty owner w it h the

addi t ion of a penalty of )0 per cen t.Fo r th e past several years , however,

it ha s b een t he pol icy of Counci l to in-

Highway Committee

Annual Inspection

Saturday. .

Orders For SidewalkRepairs Sent Out

For t hose who desi re t o giveade qu at e expression to si n·cere good wishes, nothingcould be more fitting than

this beautiful love scat, eithersingly, or in combination withits companion piece illustratedat t he left. Employing thesame splendid c ra ftsmanshipand mater ia ls with down sca tand back, this love scat isspecially priced at only $91 00.

As an individual piece, thisbea ut if ul uphol st er ed chai ris adaptable to •a lmost anydecorative motif . Its de.si ll'1er has sac ri ficed nei thergrace of line nor comfort,and it is splendidly con·structed of t he finest maot er ial s, i ncl ud ing down sca tand cushion back. During

thi s sale it may be had foronly $63.00.

Accur at el y copi ed f rom a wing cha irin the Metropolitan Museum, splendidly constructed and beautifully up·

holstered, this is certain to quicken thepulse of al l who appreciate the rea llyfine in furniture. Obtainable in achoice of fine fabrics, it is priced at

only $39.50.

ROBINS & ROBINE: ~ t m S ~ ~Chestnut Street at 21st

PHILADELPHIA

There is still time to avail yourself of any of the many splendidgift suggest ions inc luded in ROBINS 8£ ROBINS SPECIAL JUNECLEARANCE. You will be sur pr is ed at the def in ite savingsrepresented by the price of every piece in this ."ed,1 d",-a'lce sale.

Robins G- Robins Special Cleara nceContinues!

MOVING SEPTEMBER 1 TO LANCASTER

PIKE, NEAR CHURCH ROAD, ARDMORE

Rarc I y is suchcharming simplicitydared in a lamp somoderate i n cost.Of solid brass con·struccion, this threecand le floor l ampis available at only$7.00. Companionlamps in plain flooror bridge style at

the same low price.

An unusually fineexample of th ebeauty 0 f earlyAme ri ca n des ign,this cof fee table isavail abl e in e it he rcherry or maple, atonly $11.50.

PLAYERS

EASY

'TERMS

Tradc in

Your

Old Piano

Free Parking

UPRIGHTS

~ 5 9 5Other Sa'Vings From $100 to $500

Was $870-Sa'Vc $275

Store Open E'Venings

23 Rittenhouse Place, Ardmore

THESE celebrated Lester Pianos are brought direct

to you from our huge 30-acre factory at Lester,

Pa . This plan enables us to offer these splendid in-

struments at dealers' wholesale prices. The Lester

is one of the finest instruments made today, and isthe official piano of numerous outstanding musical

organizations such as The Philadelphia Civic Opera

Company, The Matinee Musical Club, and The

Women's Symphony Orchestra, etc. We extend you a

cordial invitation to call and inspect the new 1930

Lester Grands, Uprights, and Players; you will notbe urged to buy.

SI,ceial Opclling Price all

Louis XVI Grand

F. A. NORTH CO.

GRANDS

8/7/2019 Our Town June 13, 1930


on your ol d Victrola or Radio towards

th e purchase price of.

VICTOR RADIOMODEL 32 $155.00

LLOWANCE 36.00

Ardmore

- - - · - - - -1

I,me 13, 1930

HThc Main Line Music Store"

YOU PAY . . $119 .00

Tubes , $23.00 Additional

This Model R·32 is new i n e ver y de ta i l. In Victor

Micro.Synchronous Radio , s ele ct ivi ty, s ens i tiv ity an d

fidelity are brought to t h ei r h ighe st practicable degree.

Coupled with Victor 's exclusive full·vision dial and

one motion micro-exact tuning, th e instrument provides

a sureness an d dependability in it s pe rfo rmance th at

a re n ot e qu al le d in any other radio receiver on th e

market.

1 ( 'Oil 1'011,\ '1'1':1)

Limi ted Time Only

$36.00 Allowance

OUR TOWN

aor

V IC TOR RAD IO MODEL 32

44 West Lancaster Avenue

l 'age Eighteen

The Fireside

( ~ O : - > T I N l l I · ; J ) FHO;\! PA(H;

~ I r s . John ). Joyce, o f N ar hr ou kPark, entertained at luncheon on 1\1 on day in honor of ~ [ r s . C. Hillman, of\Voodhal'en, L. I., wh o has heen visiting her daughter, }'lrs. James B.SJl li th , o f :\ \"l l l l Road. Amo ng theguests I\'ere ~ I r s . John liriffens. of~ e w t o l \ ' n , 1'01.: ~ I r s . Clarence \Voo l lJ1ington and ~ rs. J anles B. Smith.

~ I r s . John ( ;r il Je ns , o f Newtown.I'a., ga\'e a lu nche on on Fri da y inhonor of ~ I 1 " s . IIillman. Among t hegnests I\'ere ~ l r s . John J. Joyce, of: \a r hrook I 'a r k, and }'Irs. James B.Smith. of Al'on Road. }'Irs. Hill....Jnan retnrned to her home at \Voodha\'en, L. I., on Tuesday.

~ rs, ( ieorge Alher t Bailey and he rson. (;e or ge llailey. Jr., a rc v isiting~ r s. B ai le y' s father in I'hiladelphia

for a fel\' clavs t hi s week.~ rs. Clarence \\ ' oohnington. of

:\ a rh rook I 'a rk . p re si dent of the I'arl 'nt-Teachers ' .\ssociation of Narherth,was the hostess to the presidents ofthe I 'arent-Teachers' .\ssociations an dchai l" Jnen o f the C hi ld \\ ' eHare ~ agazinc \ \ 'ork of ~ l o n t g o l u e r y Cuunty atan ;i1I··rlay picnic at hl'r h om e on Friday. Among th e guests were ),1 rs. E.Raynll1nrl :\llIhler, of .\hington, chairman of the I'arent-Teachers' Association. anrl ~ rs. \V. I. Snvder, eountvchairman of th e Chiid \\'cHare ),Iag;tz ine. I \' ho ar e pro l ll inent workers in

Ihis grollI '.~ I r . and ~ I r s . Cordon ~ r Kline an d

CO;>;TINlTED ON NEXT PAGE

Schedule of Montgomery Bus. Co., Inc.l\t!olltgomery Avenue Via Narberth

WEEIO),\ YS WESTBOUND

D : ' ) ' i ~ r\l!mvl' - Ardmore - Narberth - 54th St . - Philadelphia Tillll'At ;>;al'II"l'lh ,\ rdlnnl"e

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Leaving P. R. R. Station i n N al '9.30, berth f if teen minutes latel' t han th e

above mentioned t imes.

until

Bus Schedule

A rdmor e V ia N al 'b er th with

Extension to Bryn Mawr

SUNDAYS

EASTBOUNDr....av e Ardmore Station at a.30A.I\1,

1'11('/1 ('very hd f hour until 9.00A. 1\1.

Then !1.20 A. 1\1. and eve ry twentyI Starting at 6.00 A. 1\1-

minutes until 12.00 1'. l\1. midnight, Then every half hour until

Then 12.:l0 and 1.30 A. 1\1. then 9.45.Leaving P. R. R. Station in Nar- The n e ve ry twenty minutes

b er th s ev en m in ut es later than th e 11.45 P. M.•

above mentioned t imes. Then 12.05 A. M., 12.30. 1.00 an d For Other Information and Sched·SUNDAYS 2.00 A. M. uLes CaLL Brrn Mawr 1280WESTBOUND Leaving 54th Stree t a nd C it y L in e ••eave 1i2d and Malvern Avenue, five minutes l at er t ha n th e above Agent s f or Peoples Rapid TranSit

Philadelphia. mentioned t imes. an d Greyhound Bus Lines

8/7/2019 Our Town June 13, 1930


Phone Your Ads to ARDMORE 3100

Page Nineteen

Garden Books Addedto Library's Shelves

SinCl' the \'ecently printed comlllent

on the gardl'n boob in th e NarberthComlllunity Lihrary, a numher which

desl'r\'e COlllml'nt have heen added.

!\ [ rs. King's little hook c a l l 1 ~ d "Rosemary ~ akes a (;aruen" is very goodreading. hu t deserves close attcntionior thne are hel pf ul h it s of ;lll\'icetuckcd in unohstrusively. RalllSey's"Lanscaping the HOllie Grouuds" ispracllcal 1'0" the sllIall home, as fewhooks on landscape architecture arc.Two g ij ts merit especial l l Iention.

Thl' anOIl\'1lI0US book "Cons id er t heI.ilits", w( th it s charllling illustrations.was inclu(kd in the previous list."Color I 'l an ll ing of t he Gar den, " h)'Tinlcy. HUlllphreys and I r ving , is a fal'1IIl'!"l' amhitious work. Here, g roupedhy color . ar e vcry cOlllpletc lists. withfull descriptions, of garden SUhjl'cls,hoth annual and perennial. ~ I o n ' O\'l'r, there ar e manv heautiful alll1 ac curately colored p!;;tes. - It is a hook

for study or rdercnce, rather than entertainmcnt. Both hooks come to theli.hr,a.rY,tlll:ough the gcnerosity oj ~ rs.C. I. \' anes,

The FiresideCONT. I·'HOl\l P RE CEDI NG P AGE

datlg-hter, of Hyat ls\ ' il le, )'ld., wer e t he

guests of 11 r. and ~ rs. Liarence \Vool

ming-ton, of Narh rook Park. last week

end.

1\liss Evelyn Jefferis, of Dudley

Avenue, is spending a week at Pine

Lodg-e, \VycoJIIhe. ('a.

1\lrs. E. H . Cockr il l, of Hampden

Avenue, entertained at luncheon andhridg-e nn Tuesday. AJllong- the guests

were ~ rs . Eherhardt ~ ueller, ~ rs.

Fred C. Egmore, ~ I r s . C. H. Shaw,

~ I i s s F lo ra Kurzenknahe , ~ I i s s ~ l a r g-aretla J{unyon, l\lrs. Lloyd B. Edgerton and ~ rs. Charles L. Vigtlers.

2\1 i ss I{osalie Shaw, daughter ofCOIlllllallller alld ~ rs. Charles Sha \\',oj :\ VOII Road, has compl et ed h ersophoJllore ye ar at Mt. Holyoke College, 2\la,·,,; .. and is visitillg a c1assJllate:-'Iiss Lois \VaterI lIan. at ~ l i d d I e t o w l I~ I a s s .COllllllander Charles Shaw, who ha!'

heen stationed at t he Phi lade lphi aNavy \ anI for three ye ar s, h as reoceived orders to cOllllllalll1 the LT. S. SBridg-e. Conl l llander Shaw will joint he s hi p at Newport, R. I .. on June 24,

2\1 r. ;1I1l( 2\lrs. A. E. \\ 'ohlert, (IfXarhronk I 'a rk , gave a p ar ty o n 2\londay ajternooll in honor of their daugh.tel', ~ I i s s Jeall \Vohlert. Th e gnestswere JIIelllhers of t he v er y yOtlllg set.

:\11'. A. E. \VohIert was the speakelat the \\'illiamsport Garden CIuh at\VilliaJllsport, I' a .. on \Vednesdav. IIi!' , . snhjtct was "Flowering Trees.;' I I\11'. all ll 2 \l rs . W. W. Hindle and FELT HATSSOli, of :\arhrook Park. a re l eaving to·

" Large brim Felt hat s, n ewI I lOr rOI \ ' lor a tn p t o B irmi ngham.Ala. spring eolors--$1.50 and $2

2\lrs. (;eorge A. ~ a hl . o f :-\arhroo).; 306 Dudley Ave., NarberthI 'a rk . h as r el ur tl l' d f rom a "ix months' Phone: Narberth 2562-R ,,;tay at Tucson, Arizona. H ......... ~ ~ . . , ~ H ......... ~ ~ . . , .... ~ . " . . . . "

OUR TOWN

Summer Cottages

i ) -BE l )]{OOl\1 ll()use, st'1l1i-«1et., i l1clud-i l l ; ; oi l hurll t · r la'a1 an d built- ill wil l

t('r ' an d HlIlllll1('" PIl('loHurt.'H. \ "alul '

$!Ioon. 'Vil1 HHl'I'if1ct" fo.· qu i . ]i. H a h ~ ,$lifiOfl, ] ' h o l l t . ~ Nal'ht·1'th 2 7 a : ~ - . J .

( o n l l J f i - l : ~ )

Instruction-SchoolsPAH.EN'rH w i ~ h i l l g ' ehildrt ' l I to ('011-

t iuup piano ~ t u d . v £lUI'. SUIl l . ( ' : t i l gl'tthorc lugh ( 'ol l l ' - ipl ' \"alory t ra in i ng " \ \' it h

~ I a l · : - : · a r l · t Hquip,' , org'. an d ('h. di.,. fl fNarh .Lu th . ("h. Htudio, : ~ 0 5 nraylingoAv£'. :>Iarb. 410!1-.1. (0111 hl;-l :ll

Rooms ar,d Boarding:-\AltBEH1'H--S:ll ; : \ l o l I l g ' ( ) n l l ' r ~ " AVl'.,

1l10:lXHut 1'111., close to h.; I 't'f .; ) ) \ ' 1 .

f :uni ly, illC 'l. Ill,·y. :1IHl J1H' IHl i l lg ' fo r

g't'lItlt-nHtn, $ti ',"e'eIL Pf'nn.

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

June 13, i930

~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ " t ..For Sale I Real Estate For Sale

RPA:-:llLI,;U, Col'lJin, Bantam, h£'ns an d IBlTNI,ALU'V ''''''1' "aIley Forge, Sl ' h i ( ' I \ : ~ , :1 W J i ~ . an d ohler. H. I · ~ . Cor. I 1'O1l111=-, 2-ea r garage, hard\\"oo£! ftoor=-"

~ on t g'olllt'r,Y anti : \ l l ~ r i l l n A vex., 1\1 er - al l eonven ienl't:"H; 1 ~ i aert.·H, overlooJi.ion. (0I11hti-1:1) in g 1"'auUful Chestl'I' Yalley. Heason

I ;HAND 1 '1 . : \NU-Hmal l H l z ( ~ , Htandard ahh:). :--:n agpl1t . Phone ( ~ . r n " , : · ..d lS45-Illal\(,. Falni ly h ~ a \ ' i l l g ' to\\'II, \\'ill \\ r 01' \ " r i t e Bo x 442, Cyn\vyd.

H ( ~ 1 1 rt>a:-;ollahlt>. f'a:-;h 01' Hix Illonthl,r (on lhG- l : t )

pa,rlnt.·ntH, \Vr i te ··X,·' eart.") of The

:\lain Li'H,r, Ardmor l ' . (olllhti-t:l)

FO R SAL8--Tomato plants. 40c pe r

doz., :l doz. fo r $1.00. ~ i n n i a s , as ters ,

snapdragon" an d other plants. 3:19Dud le y A " en ue , Narber th . (oG-27)

OHII' ;XTAI, HtJ(l--12x20, $75. Ell'{,.

l \ f a l l g h ~ , new, $:'0, Hlnall .. l(>e. ' \ ' :1Hh(,I' .

'ViII Irall , · I\ 'ash Vi". fo r 1o'00·d. Narh.:WlIl- 'V.

Deadline for Inse'°tions- Classified adver t i sement" willbe accepted up to Wednesday 5o'c loc k f or O UR TOWN or all th ree papers; Thursday. 1 o'clock, to r TH EMAIN LINER; Thursday, 5 o ' cl ock fo r NEWS OF BALA-CYNWYD.

Gene,oal NotlOce- Classified Advertisements will be charged onlyto residents at th e Main Line whose names

appt'ar In th e t e l ephone d i re c to r y; to pe rsons ma In ta I n ing an account wIthU£. or to r e gul a r subsc r Ibe rs t o e it he r TH E MAIN L INER, OU R TOWN, orNEWS OF BALA-CYNWYD.

Rates 10 cents a lin e In eac h p ap er; 25 cents a line In al l three.- -M tn lmum charge, 35 c tn on e p a pe r; 75 c en ts I n a ll three AV

erage at flve words to th e line. No blacktaced type used.

Seashore & ResortsTOWNSJo;:-:D I:>lLET, 1\'..1 . - :- : i ce ly f u r n.

0-1'00111 cot tage fOI' Lal. JU l i e , . I u l ~ ·an d HepL (ttlH, e l l ~ e t r i t ' i t y an d al l COIl

\ 'enielH'ex; UHt) o r boa t ; reaHunaLle.Jl rx. 1', .J. ],"irl\:, " H a g a n ) o r t : ~ " , l lox 115,

Townselld Inlet , :-l. •1. (oIllLG-20)

BUNGALO'VS, cottag'es an d apar t -

ments fo r t he " ea so n of 1930. Corwill P. Van"ant , IGth an d Ne w JerseyA\'e., North Wildwood, N. J. (olllbG-27)

......

....

Inc.

1515

F ~ ' 1 ' t i l i z e r , ~

TREE SURGERY

NARBERTH, PA.

...................

of Lawns

TRINITY

PHILIP ERTEL,5142 Master StreetPhiladelphia, Pa .

May We Estimate?

Maintenance

CARPETS

Phone:

Spraying

CLIFFORD G. WALTERS

LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR

NARBERTH 2736-J

MAIN LINE DELIVERY

....................

anddo .. de ...... d e

I I ~ nLet Us Inspect Your Radio

-tightening it up, perhaps, and

making similar adjustments. Ou r

service charge for the $1.50usual job is only

ROBERT LITTLER, Phone: Narberth 2336709 Montgomery Avenue, Near Meeting House Lane

SPARTaN, RADIOLA, DAY-FAN and BRUNSWICK RADIOS

1/1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111I!! 11111111111 iiiiiiiiii11/111111111111

RUGS

Philip Ertel

A. C. McCracken

WILDWOOD. N. J.

Cleaned

Stored

Repaired

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.

., ..

SKINNERS EDDY, PA.

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~ ~ I

IU::\ ' I ' POl l S U l ' n n ~ R Iurn i shed Houseke"ping Apar t-

I llents on Boa rdwa l li . S e l ec t t en

Iwnts o n l ~ · . 'Vr i t e " rhomas Dra

per, Mgl'., Chelsea Cour t Apts.,

2"O!1 Boal 'dwall" Atlan t ic City.~ ~ ~ C d Q ; : : : ; : L ~ : ~ ~ 1

FurnlHllPd HOOIUH

Hefin"d Adul t Cli£'ntele OnlyOn e square frolll Boarl lwa l l, andHai11'0ad Sta t ion. With or with,out r unn i ng \vater. 221 g . Oak

Ave., Wildwood,N ..1.~ . . . , ~

~ : = : ~ = ~ : ~ e 1 1etween La ce y vi ll e a n d'Vya!using, Pa .

{,oll lfortably furnished. ni{'eHleeping porcheH t good fi:-;hiug, hoat ing , bathing ' , tennisan d l ot s o f shade . 'Vrite

.1. L. Tyler, RI,illner" E dd y, P a.

~ = M ~ ~ M M M ~ M H h = = eSeashore Apartments

A t Your Sen'ice:-\ IeI ' SI'I' ;LLA1'IH ha s sold tl w Hhoeparlo. · a t 12:; Narber th A vt.'"llue to

LouiH !<:\"ilngt'1iH, th e He'" Inanuger .

(I; -27)

Garages For RentI'I:JVATJo.: ( l a rag" -71 ' V ~ ' n t l a l e A\"I'nu<., :-:a1'1", 1'1 h. I'll. Xarh,'rth 25:W- " '.

P1nVATI' ; ga rage , $8 pel' month, 10 0t ~ h e H 1 l 1 u t Aye., Narher th . Phone Nul ' .

:W:W-W. (G-I :1)

UAltAI.E I·'OH H I ' ~ ~ " : ' - f o r a ~ u n l l l l t ' rIllon t hs . , ,] 4 V u t l l e ~ " A \"1 ' . $8 a mon 1h.

Lost and FoundJ. 'OUNI>-A place to get ~ ' o u r l awn

m ow er a nd sa w s ha rp en ed a nd r epa ired. "led lan ical ly aecurate . ",Vork('alled fo r a nl l d el iv er ed , S er vi ce CO'l1

)HLlly, fJ Bala AVe., Bala , Phune Cynwy d S77. (00G-27)

Seashore-For RentH1'0:-:1;; HAHBOH .. 1\'. ,1 . -4-room furn .!llIng':II"w, \\'ith b., $l S w l < 1 ~ · . , in .Iunl'

i l lc lurl ing" ga s ant i (-I('t'. O. I';. Ne,v tnn,: ~ : ! : l \ \ 'al l1ut Ht. (olnl,G-27)

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~ h o t . ~ I larlo r , 1 2 : ~ Na l' h er1 h Ave. ( l i -27)

FI,OHA GEROLD-Spec i a l i z i ng In sl ipcovers. draper ies , wlcl<er fu rn i tu re

repaillted a n d u p ho ls te r ed . A ll w orl,g 'u a ra n te e d a n d est imates given. 344' l ' l 'e\,or La ne . C ynwyd . Phone CynwydI595-W. (omb-t f )

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Ave. Call I\'arb. :l74S-H. (S-S)

DlitESSMAKING an d a lte ra tio ns o r

mend in g : n y ou r home or mine. Mrs.M. R ed li ch . P h. Narb . 2365-W. (G-27)

Situations Wanted11Ie L)-L Ht.'hool g;raduatt.:· \\'iHhpH appoin t

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June 13, 1930

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i ng a lway s its slow, ingratiatingrhythm, the "Bolero" reaches climax after towering climax, untili t approches an in tensity of powerand f la sh ing color that suggests ag igan tic and magnificent musicalmadness.

THE RECORD OF THE YEAR!

On Victor Record No. 7251 andthe first half of No. 7252, you hearthe performance whic h exci te dstaid Boston audiences to unprecedcnted demonst ra tions o f excitement. Serge Koussevitzky and th eBoston Symphony Orchestra, inthe front rank of the world'sgreatest musical organizations, reveal here the full magnificence ofthe modern symphony orchestl'ait s color, variety , exquisite delicacy and terrific power.

Nevel' before has so much power , so much vadety, so much starkrealism bee n p laced upon a phonograph recOl'd. WOI'ds are futilething'S. 11£>:11' thi s r(-,l 'urwng today!

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Beautifully Laundered

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Plain

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Ladies' Dresses

Aubrey Avenue

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"The recording of 'Bolero' is an achie'Vement surpassing

au')'thing in all recording h i , ~ t o r ' ) ' . "The ViccoI' Company itself makes this strong statement. What is this

music which the manufac tu re rs place above the thousands of brilliant

recordings in their catalogue?

44 Wes t Lancaster Avenue

"Bolero," by Mau ri ce Ravel , isunquestionably the musical sensation of 1930. Les s than a year old,finished by the composer just intime fo r the concel't season, thisextraordinary piece of music hasswept audiences like a flame.Hearing it th e f irst t ime, men andwomen rose in frenzied excitement,c lapped and shouted and s tamped ,demanded more. Without exception, it has been t he mos t popul armusic played during the season bythe Boston, Philadelphia and NewYork orchestras.

WHAT IS IT?A bolero is a dance of Spanish

origin. It s rhythm is most graceful and seductive to the po in t o fvolptuousness. In the hands ofRavel, greatest of living Frenchcomposers, and noted for the va

ri et y, s ub tl et y and color of hismusic; under the baton of Koussevitzky, world-famous conductor,this "Bolero" becomes a thing ofalmost bl'utal power and incredibleglittering bri ll iance. His ing froman ins inua ting whisper, maintain-

OUR TOWN

RELAX

JESS-IN FUN

They are s trong, but light,

made of Cedar and Cy .

press, making them capable

of withstanding weather

conditions.

in one of these unique Lawn

Chairs. Comfort has been

th e first consideration in

their construction, thoughbeauty has no t been sacri.

ficed.

LET'S

r ( ) N T 1 N U 1 ' ~ D I"HOM PAnB "

"An e ~ p r c s s \\:agonwas foma lonl

th e south sidc was h rough t to the firc Ihousc hy O ff ic er B ai le y.

"A w indow of the sun porch a t 207

M aplc Avenuc was broken, and the

owncr is away.

"il:ineteen notices were g iv en f or a ll

night parking , and thirty were givcn:

for O\'ertime parking on Haverford IIA,'cnue,

"Al l ~ ~ the officers had the ir regu la r Idays oft. I

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cCT11('d. aud hal'e gin'n public notice

t ha t t he y wil l s lal l a t hi rtV- ll ol la r t inc Ion any persons found in the act of

stealilil!. or in later possession oC thcclapper,

i\1 any famons pranks center eda round the s ta tn e of the Chris tian Stu(tellt oil t he l 'r in cc ton campus. \ )£tcnthc risillg- sun would find in t ha t g cn tlelllall's hand, r ais cd p io usl y to

hcavcn, a hot tl e bca ri ng the signilicant

legend, "(;ordon" or "Overholt," IUther tinle s dall'n would lind him

pai nt l' d i n s ca rl et o r in gilt. OtherIIHlrnings found hilll garbcd in silken

l'aj;lIl1as, (Jnc tilllc he was ohviously iclad in what th e felllinine apparcl tradc It erms "scan ties," He had a tough life,..\ I 'ccclI I class on a memorable occa-I

sion deci(ll'd to put him out of hi s mis-Icr y an d tUl ll bl ed hi ll l f rol ll h is pedcstal. :\otll"ithstallding the k indncss o ftheir ull,til'e. t he d ea n is ~ t i l l looking I

for th e o f f e n . , l . c ~ · s , IJ I·.SS A, LlTTLEKISS,

:>'11', allli i\lrs. Chris H. C u ~ t e r , of I:\I'llil Road, gavc a hi rthday party in Ihonor of their son, Richard custer"leighth. hirthday on Saturday. TherelI"erc tourtecn guests.

:>.Ir. anll ::-'Irs, Walter ]{, O'Sulli·1I'an, of \\lindsor Avenuc, ar c receiving I

congratulations upon the hirth of a I

daughter. Isabel Bcvans U'Sullivan, on I '. . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~un e (" _

Todav is Fridav the Th ir t cen th ,

Cynwyd 662

The Link Bet1llun Forest and Home

25 and 29 Bala Avenue

Page Twenty

Shull Lumber Company

Both this and the one

shown last week are o n display in o ur G ar den a t N o. 25 Bala Ave.

Many Complaints Received

and Adjusted by Police

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roof of the store, trying to get in th e

s ky lig ht . T hc y j umpe d d ow n a nd r an

down the r ai lr oad a t ahout 0:20 P. 1\1.

on th e fourth of 1\1 a,}'.

"A stolen car, 1'a. KV-139, was found

at 1\lontg011leryAv en ue a nd

1\1eeting

House Lan e, o n May -I at 2 AM . It

was taken to the Ardmore Police Sta

tion.

"i\1 r. Cahrey agaiu complained about

:-'lrs. Town's dog. coming into his yarel

and f ight ing his dog. ::-'Irs. T ow n w as

notified to kcep h er d og t ied or a war

rant would he sl'rved OU her.

"A c ompl ai nt w as reccived about

Sherman Lillard's t ru ck h lo ck in g t he

alleyway hack of Coopers store, on

Haverford and :\arherth Avenues.

"':-'Irs, \\" C. Claghorn, 125 Chestnut

An'llue, complained ahout dogs run

ning on and t l 'a r ing up he r lawn

":-'Irs. I'esson, oj 311 \\'oo(lhilll'

:\ vennl', ami '.1 r3. C. :\ ewhorg. oj 301)

\ \' oodhine An 'nu l' , complaine(1 that

Frank i\lakcr. 317 \Voodhinl' Avenne,

was heating rugs. and that the dnst

was flyin?, on tlll'ir wash. He was

notified to s top, a nd did so.

"Uwncr of property, 501 Han·donl

AVl'nlll', cOlnplainl'l1 ahont a hoy p la c

ing jar s of wat er a ga in st her front

do"r, so that whl'n the door was

upened. the water ,,"onlll run o \' er Ill'r

rugs,

"Sahil' Censore, 2-11 Ha11lp(1l'n An-nul'. called the Ardmore Police Station

at 3 A, i\1. 1\1 ay ](, and told t hem somc

one was t ry in g to bn'ak into his hOllle,

Sergeant \\ 'entz a nd Oni ce rs Adallls

allli Restinc responded, hut found noth

ing.

"1\ stolcn ca r was flllll1,1 on Conway

Avenue; license -I-IO-lR,

"John Scutt, 11') \Voodside An'nne,

complai ncd tha t h is I ll 'i ghho r' s dogwas·digging up his f lower heds . Noti

fil'd neighhoI' t o kee p d og hom('.

"i\lrs. Anderson, of 115 Dudley A\'('

nul', reports hc r dog was shot ahout

1:30 P. i\l. May 21. and his leg wa s

WOlllHI('d,

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Decorating IIESTIMATING

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