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VOLUME IV. NUMBER 12 NARBERTH, PA., THURSDAY. DECEMBER 27, 1917 PRICE TWO CENTS

t:. S. IIllWs.Postmaster.'I'l lE Y.'1. f'. A. URIUny

RED CROSS CAMPAIGNA ROUSING SUCCESSWhen t he fail' P or ti a e nt er ed !Jerpleasure garden at Belmont, sh e C'JJl- Splendid Response From Nar

fided to Nerissa: berth's Citizens

CHRISTMAS EVEIN NARBERTH

THE RED CROSS DANCEFRIDAY, DECEMBER 28THis not a Costume Dance. Donot fail to present your ticketfor admission.

Narberthn ThePlan

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:'Iluch appreciated gifts of books amimagaz in es h av e been rec,eived fromI\1rs. Will iam Zentmayer, Mrs . E. D.Bolich and others.The assoeiation is glad to tal{e careof this literature and mal{e it consta,ntly available for t he r eade r s.Xew and import a nt volumes Include:To V er du n f rom the SommeForty Years of I t , Whit lockThe Immigrant Tide, SteinerFrom Allen to Citizen, SteinerConfessions of a Convict , HawthorneBattle of th e Somme

Fiction:Col. Carter's ChristmasCap ta in CourtesyTh.e Chasm,Kalee's ShrineAdventures of Lady SusanThe CounterpartThe S il ve r C ro ssJuvenile:The Young VoyagersPhil Granger' s Triumph

(This poem, w it ho ut t he a ut ho r' sname, is going t he roun ds of th eemployes of t he gove rnment departments.)My Tuesdays ar e meatless,My Wednesdays ar e wheatless;I am get ti ng mor e e at le s s e ach da r.My home it i s heat less ,My be d it is sheet.!esB;They're all sent to th e Y. M. C.The b'a rrooms ar e treatless,My coffee is sweetless;Each day I g et p oo re r a nd wiser.Thanks ar e extended to Mr. Harry My stockings ar e feetless,S. Hopper and Mr. William J o y c ~ for I My t rouse rs a r e se at l es s ; IIl oa ds o f wood, which wiII enable us My! How I do h at e t he Kai se r!

to Kee p t he Home Fires Burning for I -Courtesy of Washington Star .some time.

Mr. A. V. Emmett Secured ByY. M. C. A. As Physica lDirector

NEW S OF INTEREST THAT! HOW THE WHOLESALER ! ..WILL APPEAL TO ALL! AND BANK WILL HELP I

!"That light we see is burning i!! my ~ a r h e r t h ' s Chr is tmas g if t to th e

hall. cause of th e Allies in t he ir b at tl eThere is perceptihl" a distinct up- This is the third of a ser ies How f ar t ha t l i tt l e cand le throws his aga inst Pruss ian mili tar ism is a total

wurd trend of in terest a t the Narbenh of art ic les expla in ing in de- THE FIRESIDE beams! enrollment o f e le ve n hundred anI>y. :\1. C. A. and memberships ar e be- tail The Narberth Plan to To sh in e a good deed in a n a u ~ h t y twen ty-f ive members in th e Red Cros, ;ing renewed an d new memberships meet the high cos t of living world." This handsome total was reachEd :I Sreceived, in anticipat!an of th e stl.1 and develop an efficient and netty Baxter's Gosslll . a result of the thorough and spi ri te dhigher p itc h of ac tivi ty in to whic h economical method of pur- Thus communed ou r village Jenkins campaign carr ied on dur in g t he pastthe association is soon to be launch- j chasing food Suppll'es fo" the I Sleighing, skating and s ~ c d c l i n g . with h is i nwar d self, as h e s tr ol led i week by t he p at ri ot ic and dev,)teded. I 'd . through t he h ig h and by-ways of Nar- women who ar e determined to do t : le i !': reSl ents of our borough. :berth on Chri s tmas eve. The golden utmost while ou r boys ar e upholdingDid ::ou haVe a merry Christmas? I .The Y. M. C. A.. is a g ~ e a t Chanc-

1I ! glow of coun t les s cand les lent .1 th e cause of democracy on th e figiltinry

tel' s ~ o p and in VieW of Its t r e m e ~ d - I In the two previous articles tile Of course you joined the Hed Cross! : poetic charm t o t he silent streets, and line and in the army cantonment. O ; ous mtlue nc e upon the generatIon I Xarberth plan was explained from i e ac h t in y s pa rk o f l igh t sped i t s sha ft IChristmas eve practically every h o u : ; ~which is to dwell here a nd manage th e viewpoint of the consumer nd the The puhlic school is dosed fo r the, of cheer far off, carrying a message I in Xarberth was a ble to exhibit a lle:lt he t ow n in years to c om e, th.e in- retailer. Thi s week we shall ~ k up holiday season. i of love to t h e dea r boy who could n ot C ro ss service flag. an d in some h o m e ~te res t and enthusias tic support of e \, - t he b an k a nd t he who le sa le r. Tlms : be home for Christmas. the individual membership ta!lift!ery father a nd mot he r i s u rg ,ent ly th e plan wlll be s een t o unite th e four There were a numher of attractive I This beautifUl custom of l igh t ing t : le nearly a dozen.called for. I faetors that participate in th e busi- show windows i n local stores. windows with candles, so happily The membership campaign in Nar. , . Iness i nvol ve d i n supplying the con- inaugurated in ou r town It few yea rs ber th was d ir ec ted by Mrs. Pletd")1'"Iuch 01 1111>; nev: lllterest c en te rs sume r w i th food. Christmas musk r ep ea ted i n ~ h . ago, is fast g rowing in favor as shown W. St ites, the local organizer ablv as -a r o u n ( ~ the .entrance ?f ~ 1 . r . A: V. E.n-I Under the Nar be rt h p la n t he con. Presbyterian Church next Sunday. by th e inereasing number of observe:-s siste l l by three t eam caP ta in s, '\\Irs.1 ~ l e , t . t , .lI1to t l ~ e athletiC ht e 01 th e as-I \ sumer deals directly with the re ta i le r , from year to year. Every avenue was Homaine C. Hoffman, Mrs. WalterSOClUtlOn tllls week. The B03l'd U s o f ar as the actual food is concerned: It looks like on e o f t ho se o ld -f as h- w el l represented. the individual dis- Dotha rd and :\11'1'. W. Arthur Cole.Direct or s h av e been fortunate in se- bu t so far a s t he financial transactions ioned w in te rs t he old fol1{s tell us ' plays v a r ~ ' i ~ l g grea.tly i n cha r ac te :' ,j The teams were:curing th e services of l\'lr. E m l 1 l o ~ t t , I ar e concerned. the consumer's deal- aliout. hu t all strlkmgly eftectlve. Some res l- I Mrs. Cole. captain-Mr. W. A. CokIhroug.h the. courtesy and hearty cu-1 ings ar e with th e b ank . T he latter in- dences, owing t ? t he ir p o s i t i ~ n , a.nd Mrs . Wm. Horner, Mr. Wm. Hornel',operation 01 th e School Board and s t itu tion, in turn in matters of financ'! Principal l\Ielchior is s pe ndi ng t he t o the pattern tormed by their W1l1- Mr. Herbert Seymour. Miss Maizic;'III'. :"illiam T. ~ 1 . e l c h i o r , I!y w h i . d ~ Ideals directly ' ~ i t h th e r e t a i l e ~ , and: week at Johnstown a tt en ll in g t he I!OWS, wer e s ing u! ar ly b ea ut if ul a s ISimpson. ;\1Iss Bertha Piggott, Mis,she ".11 devote IllS spare tnne, VIZ. at times. with the wholesaler or State 1 ~ [ l u c a t i o n a l Assoeiation. outlined in light. Among these W('i'e Helen Gara. 1\'!iss Margaret Eyre. Missfrom 4 . ~ 0 to 9 . ~ 0 . :. M., in o rg an iz in g who le sa le rs , w it h whom t he r e t ~ i l ( r the homes or Messrs. Woodwo!'t!l. :VIade line McCoy.gymnasIUm aet lV lt le s for men , women, d oe s b us in es s. T he wholesaler woulrl { 'and le s h urned unt il afler one A. Dicker. W. T. Harris, W. DI Smedley.; Mrs. Dothan!. captain-Miss Ger-boys and girls. necessarily enter into the transaction :\1. in several homes on G r a y l i n ~ ave- Horner. Durbin. Barrie. ThompsDn I trude Wright, Miss Caryl Justice, Missunder any p lan, bu t th e introduction nu

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

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OU R TOWNAn Exper fmcn t i n Co opera ti ve;ournuiusw-l\o i'add Workcrll.Owned l ~ n d Published every Thurs

day by t he Nar be rt h Civ ic Assoc la tlon.

l\AUlUHL'l'JI tI\"IC A S S U C L \ ' r l O ~ .presldtlnt, A. J. Loos.Vice-presidents, A. C. Shand, J. B.'" il1lams, James Artman.Secretan' and tr-:lasurer, Frank J.

WIEse.Directors, Frederick L. Hose, GeorgeM. Henry, W. Arthur Cole, George M.Coleswo;thy, Mrs. William S. Horner,A. Ii:. Wohler t, Mrs. Geo rge 1\1. Henry,l

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N A H B ~ l t T H ~ PA. -OUR TOWN-DECEMBER 27. U'17

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A COMPLETF LINE OFSCHOOL SUPPLIESCIGARS

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r a r a . . : M ~ G i n l ~ C .' 1 1 23 South 17!'!S!. PhiladcLia:

lIun' t forget that this Js a com.munity o f home maker s and homekeepers lind that one of YOUH"lOST IMI'ORTANT DUTIES Is tokeep It so.ro n cun a id mute r ia l ly by do.ing YOllr sllOpplng and marketingwith the advert isers In &hIs puper.

BUILD UP YOUR TOWNBuild Up Your Home

GARAnteed Roofs

Frank CristMEATS & PROVISIONS

HOWARD F. COTfER'MEATS of1"J. QUALITY

H. C. FRITSCHPr.pertJes For Bent and Sal,Fire Insurance

Bell Phone SO! w.Wlill BufJdJng. Narberth, Pa.

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Also a BUNGALOW on Avon Road,Anthwyn Farms. Don't miss this opportunity of securing a good horne.WM. D. S M ~ D L E Y .

George B. SupleeSteam & Hot Water HeatingPlumbingBell Telepbone.

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Kill ThatCold andSave Health

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'90M\\)Th e o ld f ami ly r emedy- i n tabtetCorm-sa fe , su re , easy to take. Noopiates-no unpleasant oCter . e f f ~ c t s .Curescolds in 24 h o ur s -G np ' n 3d ay s . Mone y b a ck if itfaHs. Ge t thegenuhe b ox w it h@ Red T op a nd Mr . 0ilts picture on it, 24 Tablets fo r 25c., . , At An y DrugStore "

Did you mis s t he c ar ol s on Thursday evening? Too bad if you did, butth e sehool picked OUl a beautifUlmoonlight night and h ad l ol d you oft he d at es f ou r weeks ago and everyweek after! You missed a cheeryg.reetlng at lh e "1917" entrance. abeaut ifu lly decorated sehool bui ldingand most of all a real carol, and asodal time that was worth while.

School opoens Wednesday,2, 8.40 A. 1\L

"Beginners" wil l p le as e r ep or t a tthe above t ime. All enrollments shouldhe made not l a te r t han F ri day mornIng. I t is to the advantage of childand parent to reg, ls te r by the end ofthis weelc Mr. Melcholr or MissWetherm or Miss Schinbel.

f:lc.-menhlr) School }:xerclsesThe a ud it or ium was packed onFriday morning with aU availableseats occupied an d o ver a h undr ,edstanding. The exerciRes by the younger pup il s, e sp ec la ll y t he "Tots" al

ways .bring, a crowd.

"Christmas J )a ne e, " b enef it o f the "Cl lr ls tmas J )a nc e, " b enef it o f tlleRell Cross, Elm Hall, FridllY. Decem Ued Cro ss , E lm Hall, FrIday, Decem.bel' 28, 1917. J[)'ers' full orcllestra . ber 28, 191i. )[)'ers' ful l o rchest r a.

Why everybody s ai d " Th e IJ,csteve r, " the writer d oes n ot IOIOW, butprobably It wa s d ue to t he "punc h"put int o l he program by t lie realpunch put i nt o t he ceiling. Thoe mystery w as no t solved until the end oft he p ro gr am whe n the pr inc ipa l roseto briefly sa y good-bye t o t he boys ane! We Sti l l Have Remain inggirls. A first. grader saicl to Mr. Melchior : "Who Is up there that f,ell partway through?" "I don 't know, " wasthe truthful repl y. "Wel l," sai d t heyoungs'ter, "I bet It is Santa Claus." F.ve HousesWhether i t was or not, ce rta in ly theSanta. spirit a bounded. Eve rybodyfrom babies to grandparents laughedat thoe jolly Christmas p ro gr am . T heb ey s a nd g ~ r l s wer e t he happier because they had brought piles of toys,g roce ri es a nd goodi es a s an offeringto t he l es s f or tu na te . T he y and visItors, also, contributed $7.20 In cash.Th,ese donations were sent to the cityin t he aft er noo n t og et he r w it h t heIll.ge Christmas tree al l read y t rl mmec!, for the b ig c rowd of childrenthat would gat he r a round it at thesettlement.Th,e numbers on the program werewell selected and t he r endi ti on showed careful preparation. Certain ly the

,school c ou ld b e proud or its elementar y faculty. Just who dr il led President McCarter on h is l it tl e s pee ch o frelief to the naughty no one knows.Bu t it was full of the r ea l th ing , tosa y nothing, of the power it had inturning- t he w hi te . purple and redfaces of a few, to th e cheery glow of 1'111)' ancl J)ll n ('I', "Till" ~ n u t l c n l'ot lloers . Boys, aren't yOIl gl ad h e w as Knot," 1Il'c"l1Ihl'r 211. ~ I . t Ilrocceds

I there? 1'01' Ill'cI fross. .ldmittlllwe, : ~ i i cents.After the exercises, the manyfriends visited lhe class rooms, where,there \V,ere no t only t he u sual 'Chr i st - I " fhr lshUl ls J ) a n c l ' ~ " bl"nelit of themas decorat ions" to see, but some- Het! ('ross. Elm Hall, "'rlcla)', Heemil.thi,ng far superior in quantity and bel' 28, 11)17. )[rers' iull orchestrll.quality to anything heretofore.

By ten-thirty A. 1\I. f ou r hundr edancl e ig ht p up il s, n in et ee n t ea ch er sancl over a hundr ,ed f riends had goneto the i. r homes, leaYing behind themthe scenes that to many of them ar ethe very embodiment of their lives.

JIARlNE CORPSEDWIN A. JONAS, MajorJOSEPH H. LIGHT

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Quality in Them.Price Right.

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'Your Home Wi ll B e BrightII 'You Us e

PhI" and Dllnce, "The NauticalKnot." December 29. Net proceedsfor Hell CI'OSS. Admlttance, 35 cents.

T h e a bo ve dppar tment f th ou ld b e at tht.~ r e n t e B t UHe to th e community. th e list con .ta los th e f lame o r eve ry p ro fe s s iona l rnan.tradesmnn, mech an i c , f lh op lc ep pe r, e t c ., w h e.does or cnn In nn). way s er ve h is tellow ..t own sma n. n nd who I s p r og r es 8 1v e e n ough.to ad d nnme to list or Register,As II I. dlffleult for those eonlrlbutlnlI he lr t ime a nd etr orl 8 t o the produetlon 01'"Our T ow n" to penJOnally either know orInterview all 811Ch, It would be most helptul It tho.e, not now found In the printed,l ist would aend In 11 memo ot their names,address, p ho ne n umb er s an d buslneBsea orprotes810ns tor lIatlng. Thl8 will e08t as fol low8: 10 cen ta each I ue for 2 l inea : 6 cen tlfor e ach addIt iona l l ine.

)III,KSroott-I'ow"'Jl J>uirlel\. Phone, Prc,!oIton 2 3 9 ~~ e di8play advertisement 1n thle tR8ue:1II0UT(iAGESSiJI1IHWII I am e! '! C . ~ : l ~ }o;:-;sex HVt'.Phune, t:36, or 1 4 ~ ( ) Chestnut ! I t .)ItJSICCOWin, T. Stuart. Piano T t ~ a c h e r .~ O 1\tcrion ave. PJione, N a r hf ' I' t h 3 47 -RJ.ous. l " n n n ~ ' JI. Plano ' reacher anti Accom:palllst. 417 JJa \ ,e r f t )rd ave . Phone, 316 ..J.Studio . 1'\" f; Al'caue Bldg ' . , l ' :a rheTth.\"ht'l-lcH'k, Ji:ntharinc IJ. teacher or plano406 S. ~ a r h e r l h ave. Phol1e , 5S4-l\1. -S01'''It\' runl.lCJt.f1't.'rieH. J, II . II I Narber th ave.Phone. , jl;t i l\LT:r"lun, "urre.. n. ~ o \YootllJine aVe.Pholle, l:!O:!\Y.

O I ' T I C I A ~ Sj-'t'ntun. Curl 1". [lOti E ~ s l ' X ave. Phone, 638 ..W ..Phlla. n d d l ' f ' ~ H . 1 ~ 1 1 l ; Chestnut e1.l'AIl'iTI,USCule', Jnrnc'M n,. 2 4 ~ l ~ a v e l ' f o " d ave. Phone, 1::2:I.J.n. (. ( .ur l lmer. Pho l le , l : !. t i: ! \Y.:!10 Elmwood a\'(., Xal'hclth." uha- r . } ' n' d .II i \ Y i n ~ o r aw'. Phone, 1217 .1.

I ' ,U' t;1t 1I,\SGEItSDenver, Itlehnrd ,\, Arende Bllllding.PhoDe, Narberth 1693 \V" 'Uh' , h et J. A . J ~ \ \ 'oodhine aVe.Phone, 1203-'V. F'lrHt-clat-ll-' work.1'1101'0 1'1,"YS't,l\reucll".' 16th a nd C h es tn u t ~ t ! ! . PhIlL.Se-e d isp lay nd\ ' ( ' rLiRement In thl8 bltme.IUJlllll:-;n. J o ~ T C .Suplre, (;c'O. U. Phone, 1289.Sec display a(1\'crtlscment In t h l ~ l",sueWall. II . n. Phone. 319-.1.See display advertisement tn thl! l t!ll!lu .Jm,\1, I,STATECnlclwt'll & Co . .Phone, 1 2 7 1 ~ \ \ .Sl'C ellsplu)' n

( ; o d f r , ' ~ ' , Will, U..114 WoodMlde ave, Phone. 685-W.NPHh, Uobert . l. P h on e , G05.M o n e ~ ' to r FirAt an d Second :Mortgagel.JWOJo'ISG, Jo;TC,Gn r n-1'J('(iinh-,. ( ;0 . Phone, 1258-W,5l'''' dit-lJJlay ath'C'rtiMement In thll!l 1!1eueMiller, John A, 243 lona ave. Phone, 6 6 1 ~ J .Shcp, 246 l tn"el' forrl ave. Phone, 1226.J.SCJlOOLS, ETC.Zcnt 11l1l;\'t.'r's, l.'he )Ii",!'\l' ' ''.Phm}l', ~ n I ' l H . > l ' t h Gril-.T

S l I O E ~ I , \ l i E n S1 'n r lw t . Ho r r":?46 \ V o o d b l ~ e ave.tJoocl Wenr i 'hoe nepalr Shop.COII_Iantlne, U. G, Y. :II. C. A. llldg.

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Name of Volunteert h is coupon immedia te !y to Our Town, that proper credit may b e g iv enth e n obl e y ou th s w ho h av e gone in , tl e fense o f their countr)' .

"TheMARGUERITE CLARK

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NARBt : : : :RTH 6 '72When YOU want automobile trips. furnituremoved, packages carried. freight hauled.automobiles stored, etc.

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1ICer ti fi et l t o t he D is tr ic t BoartlI a8 "not ex em pted o r dis-i charged" , .iOrdered to report to camp .iFailed to report .lRejected at Camp Meatle as! physical ly unli t 3 - lIIII:::!.... .-:::::::::::s! " r d ~ - ' :TExemptions given wi thout phys - ~ ~ . , ~ ~ . , . . . . . . . JB s ~ T ~ . E ? ! A p : l ~ ~ : n : X ~ ~ ~ I ~ l . a . ' . I ~ ~ : : 1 ; NEXT SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29th, CHARLIE CHAPLIN, InFinest Photoplay The- 877atreo l l tsSlze ln the Claims tiletl "T H 'E CUR E"EnlireWorld. Claims allowed 757PhOloplllys-Contlnuous 10 A. M.to 11.30 Claims disallowetl 120P.M.Ph l l a . Pa . Discharged by District Boa rt l o n AND WILLIAM FARNUM InPRO G RAM appeal from tleeision of th e Lo-D I ~ ~ : I : ' r ~ : ~ I I ; ; ' j ) ' i ~ t ~ l ~ t ' B ' ~ ~ ; ( i ' ~ I ~ S """"hen a M an S e e s

1 Industrial or agr icu l tu ral claim 45I Exempt ions by th e Local Boartl: TW"O EXH IB IT IONS!Oli icer o f th e Commonwea l th of ,MATINEE AT 3. Admission. 15c. EVENING AT 8. Admission. 25c'i Pennsy lvan ia . . . . 1 1'0. S . -A WOND E R F U L SHOW F O R N EW Y E AR 'S DAY . S E E POS ' J ER S .: l\1inister of religion 2iStutlents of Divinity , . . . 9 ; , ducts Its affairs, or m ak es it s t l e- ; dren In t he s am e wa" w il l b e simi 1- FinalIy t hi s l oc al b oa rt l wI'shes tnMen In th e a rmy o r navy, marine ! 'corps ,......... 131 Ic!slons, it 'is your tluty as a citizen' ar ly treatetl, sta te that it s recortls ar e opel] to

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