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Another play will be added tothe impos ing l ist of Narberth'shome activities next week when thepworth League of the MethodistChurch will present "The Fool" atElm Hall.Miss Pauline Mayo will presentthe play in person. It will begin atX P. 1\:1. Tickets arc on sale bymembers of the Epworth League atSo cents. .Perhaps no play in the historya f t he Ame ri can s ta ge ha s had thehistory that has had "The Fool."Channing Pollock, the author, spent10 y ea rs l oo ki ng f or a p ro du ce r.T ime and a ga in i t was partly accepted and rejected or postponed.It was written for Shelley Hull, thebrilliant young author, who died justas it was to be produced. It wasdeclined with thanks by one big producer after ano th er . F in al ly , t heSelwyns bought "The Foo l, " andarranged to produce i t in Los An':'geles as a tryout. On that first night1\Jr. Pollock was approached in thelobby by a motion picture magnate,who saio, "What's all this t al k inyour play about t he Star of Bethlehem ?" Mr. Pollock said, "Doyou know what the S ta r o f Bethlehem i s? " " Su re ," said he. "It'sa star in the Mi lky \Va y. " Mr.Pollock explained that it was the~ t a r that rose over Bethlehem whenJesus was born, and tha t it symbolized the coming of Christ. "Well,"said he, "you ought to say s o i n t heplay' - People d on 't kno w a bo utthese things." And these were critics who were saying that it couldn'tsucceed. It succeeded. Night aftern ig ht i t pl ayed t o crowds o f silent,reverent people.Miss Mayo has g iv en i t in manychurches in place of the regularservice on Sunday nights.It presents the relation of Christt ia ni ty t o s oci et y i n s uch a thoro roughly absorbing , r ed -b loodedstory that anyone who hears i t c anh ar dl y fail to grasp more of thes igni ficance o f p resent -d ay p roblems.

Mrs . B ean to Speak.The next meeting of the Women'sCommunity Club will be one of special interest, with Mrs. George E.Bean as the speaker. She will talk

011 current events. Most of themembers are familiar wit h Mrs .Bean 's talks and look f orwa rd t oher coming with enjoyment. Thetop ic has not been announced , butit is sure to prove instructive andentertaining when presented by Mrs.Bean.The c lub room is sure to be f illedto capac ity, so members are u rgedto come ear ly to have the ful l b enefi t of the talk.Miss Grace Pennypacker, of Ardmore, will render a violin solo. Theusual social hour will close the meeting.

School of Music Concert.Th e first concert o f th e seasonunder th e auspices of the MainLine School of Music will ta keplace on F ri day evening, Decembe r 5, at the Woman's Club Build:"ing, Ardmore. Th e school i s p resenting the Schmidt S t ring Quartet, an organiza tion well-knownaround Phi ladelphia, having played many recitals both In Philadelp hi a and th e vicinity.These concerts are given for thestudents of the school and t he irfriends. Th e school has a limitednumber of t ickets which they willsend t o a nyone , interested in. thisChamber Music upon personalapplic:j.tion to t he school requestingtickets.Further notice wi ll appear nextw ee k, g iv in g program to beplayed.' .

Hundreds Epworth League to Offer"The Fool" at Elm Hall

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Meeting of Famous Play WillPresented

SCHOOL NEWS(Continued on Fourth Page)

AnnualNeedlework Guild

Report Showsof Workers Active

The twentieth annual meeting ofthe Narberth Branch of the I\' eedle\\iork Cuild of America was heldWednesday afternoon at the P resbyt eri al C hu rch. 1450 g arment s"'e' received and distribute-d.::\Iuch was arcnmpl ished lastyear, according to the nineteenthannual report pr ese nte d a t themeeting. Hi! ga.rments were received and d i st ri bu t ed t o :11 institutions allt! charities. The membership. it \\as shown. is :372, with4;) directors, each of whom is incharge of a number of memhers,The o/iicers nf t he local branchare: ['resident. ::\lrs. F. II. Hewitt;lirst \ice president. ~ r r s , A. II ,J)urh"raw: secnnd "ice president,\1 rs. B'. 1'. I Iumphreys; secretary,\1r s. John A. Caldwell; treasurer.\lrs. \. I I. Mueller.Thc institutions served were:Distribution of Garments.Bahies' Hospital, Llanerch .. , . . . . '. 39Bryn Ma \vr Hospi ta l """.. 65Door of Hope, Whitemarsh " , 45Holiday House, Narberth " . . 78Visiting- Nur se , Mai n L ine ' , . . . 80Phil ar le lphi a Amer i can OncologicHospital 5 Rap ti st I nst itl lt ul C' f or Chr is ti anWorkers " , ' .. ' . . . . . 40Chapin Home f or I he Age d Blind... 2A:hildren's Aid Society . , . . . . . . . . . . 60Children's Homeopathic Hospital.. . 56; ; 'rankfort Hospita l .. . , .. , .. , .. , . . . 40Hahnemann Hospital .' " . . . . . , . . . . 68Helping Hand Rescue Mission . . . . . 54l Iome fo r I n c u r a b l e s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

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OU T EARLYBecause of the ThanksgiVingholidays, "Our Town" will beprinted two days earl ier t hanusual next week. Copy for publication in the next issue must,therefore, be in by Tuesday at thelatest. Attention of correspondents is cal led to this change ofschedule.

Dedicate NewNext Week

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1{}, 000ExpectedatA Imu(/I -....------------------Football Classic I PlaJls Cotnpleted fir Ceretnony and IJlstal-latioJl 0/ Pastor. Description of'Bllildingr epar at ions have Leen made totake care of 10,000 fans at the Low-er l \ lcr ion-Radnor HiHh football The completion of the new :\. E. Palmquist , Execu tive Sec- Narberth Fi re Company Called Outgame this afternoon, fhe annua l .t3apti st Chu rch Lui ld ing wil l Le retary. Philadelphia Federation of Tuesday Morning.classic of t he Ma in L in e School s :el eLrat ed n ex t week in a ser ies of Churches, presid ing. Bertrand A. The Narberth Fire Company waswilI oe played a t \ \' ayne this year 'wn-ices beginning tomorrow with Xustin, cel1ist. called to assist in battling a seriousand a record tu.mout is . a ~ 1 t i c i p a t e d the open serv ice and ,conclud ing t l:e , \l I of the services are open to t he t ire a t Merion this week; five com-Ly school a thl et Ic a ut horIt Ies . : ol lowing Sun day, Novembe.r 3D, 111 public a nd a cor di al i nv it at io n is pani es, in al1, were called.A special train from Ardmore to I '.he for111al Dedication S e r v l ~ e . . extended tu the entire community to "Ivy \\.aIls," the handsome resi-Wayne will be run by the Pennsyl- The sen'ices mark the. c u l m m a t l ~ n atteno one or more of the 'services dence of l \ lurray Gibson, a retiredvan ia Rai lr oad to take car e of the nf the building enterprIse begun 111 and inspect thi s examp le of thor- bus iness man, \ \' ynnewood roadhuge crowds expec ted to go up t1:e Xovember, ISl22. Sever;;1 months oughlv modern church planning in and Suu th Highland avenue, i\Ierline tosee the annual tussle. It wIll were re qui re d to p er fe ct the pl ans a b e ~ u t i f u l architectural setting. ion , was swept by fire shortly beleave in t ime to get the Maroon and and arr ange the finances , Cround which can not be fully appreciated fure ]() o'clock Tuesday morning.White roo te rs on the ir r iv al 's field was b roken in July, 1923, and the from i ts descr ip tion a lone, however The roof and the third !loora ha lf a n hour before the game. In cornerstone laid the following Sep- realistic anll interesting both in por- were d e s t r ~ ) y e d , and the interioraddi ti on t he b us lines a re r un ni ng t embe r. S inc e t hen t he work ha s tr ava l of it s a rt is tr y and t he l arge work and furnishings of t he l owerspecial cars at reduced rates. ~ o l l e steadily forward ulltil its, re- pat:t played therein by Narberth tal- floors ruined by smoke and water.The re will be a p ar ad e fro111.the cellt completion. The additIons ent and endeavor. ::\Ir. and ~ \ I r s . Gihson were un-station at \Vayne to the Radnor held which make the present church sev- The New Building. ahle to es timat e t he loss, bu t be-led by a ba nd engage d for t he oc- eral times t he size of the iOflll( 'r The enl ar ged b ui ldi ng fo r t he l ie vc the house, which was of thecasion. Cheer leader.s wit.' l school build ing have involved the expendi- Baptist Church o f the Evangel at old English stone type, w il l h a\ ' ecolors will lead the mvadll1g host. , :ure, including equipment, of m?re Xarberth. ,whi le sever al t imes as to be rebui lt .In addition to thi s f ea tu re the u sual than $80 ,000 and give the Bap tt st s large ~ I that portion of the e x i s ~ i n g The firemen were hampered bysnake dance of the anc ient enemies an edi fice w ith a I:eplacement value hu ilding which has been tlSel:! : fo r t he cold, the temperature being- 20be tween the halves wi ll lend color 111 excess of $100,000. Of equa l wor shi p f or man y ye ar s, h as been deg rees, and by shortage of water,to t h ~ f ~ a y . importance and satisfact!on to the so arr anged in p lan as not to dwarf The walls a nd la dde rs beca mePrInCIpal C , B. Pennypacker an- members o f the chu rch IS the fact or change in effect the usefulness of coa ted \ "i th icc as the w ate rnounced at the high school in Ard- that the finances have been so t aken the old port ion, Because of the streams \vere d ir ec ted t oward t hemore this week t hat Radnor had "are o f tha t no appea ls f or con tr i- necess itv of ('ontinuing services in top of the burning house.the occasion. The t empo rary s tand s hut ions are necessa ry o r wi ll be the uld "audi to rium room during the Se\'eral firemen narrowlv esof the huge crowd. Over 2500 re- made at this time, . construction of t he new bui ldi ng c ap ed serious injury when t h roofserved s ~ a t s have been erected for :\n elaborate program has h ~ e n and because oj the sentiment quite collapsed. Their heavy helmetsthe occasIOn. The temoorary stands arran

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NARBERTH 1230lValllUt 66169 Race 4861-2lcitl ,NIXON & CO" Inc.rX l'RRTMENT BANKERSRea l E s ta te Trust Bldg.Pili/adelphia

FRANK H. FLEER

sound bonds

Telephones: Narberth 1267 and 1268

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n SOllIE I:"TEREsnroiO FACTS WILL SHOW WHY lIW:,jTHANKEUS PHOPHESY THAT ROC:-iD B O : - O D ~ WILLAGAIN liE SELLING ON A 3% % BASIS. A IlETAILEDSTI;IJY (W I:"n;STME:"T CONIJlTIO:"s FOR TilE PAST200 YEAUS IlHI:"GS OI'T THAT WI': AIm :"OW 0 " THEFIFTH UISWI:-OG lroi BOND l'HWES.

V VERY SOON OUR THOt'GHTS WILL HE TVUNED TOSELECTING SUITABLE CHRISTMAS GIFTS. W H E ~THAT T IME COMES CO:"SlDER HOW SElIOSIBLY ASOlJ:"D BOND WOUI,D SOLVE TIn : P R O B L 1 < ~ l ' t 1 . THEYCOME IN $100. $500 A:-01) $1000 Df:NOM1NATIQJIOS.

TIlE YIELD ( ;OES 1) (1 \\ ' " WHE" TIn: PHJ('E (;1)1-:81'1'. WE AUE NOW IN A H18ING MAHKET A"D YEHYLIKELY WILL HE FaIt TH E !\EXT 20 YEAHS.f !\OW IS TilE I'IH)I'EU TIME TO HI'Y 1I0:-'-/)S.

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Th is s tor e is r un t o p le as e y ou and every time it failsto do so it loses. You don't tell us just what to do orwhat to buy. It is up to us to figure out what you wantand have i t h er e fo r you. And that ' s what w e t ry todo. Th e onl y way we know we are succeeding isby your trade.

The Brightest Spot in NarberthA Drug Store in the Most Modern Sense of the Term

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GLAZING,JOBBING

Phone. Narberth I1Ml-WPaint ing and Decorating

Cluaif ied AdvertisementsTwo OeDb & Word ID UftII,IlII

212 Woodbine Ave., Narberth, Par

WM. NEWBORG & CO.I'AINTINODECOBATING

" ,...",-----------------,: N. R. PEACOCK :, ,, ,, Interior and ,,: Exterior Painting :, ,, ,, Kitchens and Bathrooms made ,: Attractive, Bright and Clean :: Will be &Iud to Estimate :: 407 ESSEX AVENUE :, ,: Phone, Narberth 161l-W ,."",.",.""""", ,f

WANTED-Three-wbeel bicycle for sixyear-old child.. Phone, Narberth 1215-R.FOR S A L E - H o n e ~ ' w e l l tbermostateight-day clock attachment. Will keephouse even temperature. Cost $85.00; willsell for $25. Phone. Narberth 367-W.LOST-Wedne>

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.- .Fish, Oysters,Clams, Crabmeat

Narberth 1683-W RepairingIF IT' S ANYTHING INRADIOC. ROY SMITH

ABOUT IT22 Ardmore Ave. Ardmore , Pa.

NARBERTH WEATHER REPORTHigh Low

Baromcter 30 -46 2999Temperature 62 31Precipitation, .13 of an inch.Total s ince Kovember I, .21 ofan inch.Temperature excess since Novem

ber I, 8 degrees.Defic iency same period last year,32 dcgrecs.

NARBERTH BOY 8COUTSOn Monday last, at Scout headquarters, the T roop was inspectedby Mr. W . E . Ca rt er, from headquarters, Delaware and Montgomery County Councils. Here's hopi ng wemade a good showing. Therewere 28 boys present.Tests passed:Fi rs t C l ass -Free l F . Patten, carpentering, recruit , nature study,signaling and swimming.Ed. Smith, natur e s tudy , swimming, judging.Second Class-William Seigel,first aid.\Ve welcomed' two recruits,Thomas :\fcCartan and Alfred

Brammer.

IH-.IGItLANDOAIRIESMILK AND CREAM75 8 LANCASTER AVE.BRYN MAWR.

Fresh KilledJersey Poultry

L. M. ALUMNI

.WATER

The water you useis analyzed daily inour labora tory to insure its pur it y a ndhealthfulness.Watchful eyes everyminute guard thisone life essential-

This is the capacity of our newmo d e r n pumpingplant located onCrum Creek nearMedia.Te n large filters

recently built insureyou a continuoussupp ly o f pure, freshwater.

Springfield ConsolidatedWater CompanyGeneral Office:

16 I 2 Market StreetPhiladelphia

10,000,000GALLONS DAILY

Orders taken for our home.mad" Mince Meat and Pumpkin Pies. .. " .

We will serve an old-fashioned Turkey Dinner fo r$1.50 on TbanksgivingDay from 1 2 0 ' ~ l o c k Noonto 8 P. M. T el ep ho ne your reserv.at ioDsNOW to

NARBERTa 699

A Turkey Dinner

PAGB TBBEJr'

Special:Choice Maine Potatoes at $1.25 a Bushel (del ivered)

P. S.-These potatoes are the finest onthe m ~ ~ i - and__1 ~ ( ) I ! : . d : t ! . : . ! y . L _ ~ o o k e r s .

Cynwyd 841 ~ r ~ ~ y ~ _ ? ~ ~ _ . ~ ~ r b e r t h 369128 Bala Avenue 237 Haverford AvenueDalaCynwyd Narberth

WHITESIDE BROTHERSFANCY FRUITS & VEGETABLES

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!, CEDAR SHINGLES !Necessities for Winter Protection:;Build Before Cold WeatherI SHULL LUMBER CO. 29 BALA AVENUE BALACYNWYD. CYNWYD 662 i

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Methodlat Seniors lind Baptista Wi n .The Methodist Senior team, of81gna Up More Famous Grads for -the Inter-Church Bowling League,

Annual Game with L. M. Varal ty . jumped into a tie for the leagueArr angement s f or t he football leadership at the expense of the

game between Lower Merion High Presbyterian Junior team when theytook t hree games f rom t he l at te rSchool varsitY, who clinched t he t eam on Friday evening, Novembersuburban ti tle two weeks ago by 14. Bailey, of the Methodis t team,the ir dec is ive v ic to ry over Lans- was high man for the night with adowne, and the alumni, are nearing score of 478 points.c ~ m p l e t i o n . This post-season game The Baptists emerged f rom thei rwJ11 be played on Saturday, N o " V e ~ - c el la r p osit io n by winning twober 29, at 2 P. M., on the a th le tt c games f rom t he Methodist Juniorsfield. After . m o ~ t o t h ~ r football on Monday night, November 17.teams h a v ~ 1 ~ l d aSIde theIr togs ~ n Both teams had only four men outbroken . t r a u ~ m g , the Lower Merlog Ibut t he games never thel es s were~ o y s ~ I l l s tIll be keyed up to fight- very interesting. Neither teammg pItch for t he harde st s truggle Imade any hi gh s cor es in t he firstof the s e ~ s o n . game but bot h di d v er y wel l in theThere IS no doubt that the Ma- s ec ond and third.roan and White will hav e a hardgam e b ef or e them. Bill S hu per t,former quarterback at B rown , iswhipping the Alumni team into excellent shape. He h as no lack ofmaterial and has had considerableexper ience in coach ing. Whi le asyet t he final l ine- up h as n ot beendecided upon, i t is c er ta in that almost the entire teamwill be made upof college stars past and present,but mos tly p re sent . '

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In e ve ry home there is afavored r oom whe re youcan relax in comfort.A Gas Fireplace Heater instaIJed in the fireplace ofthat favored room makes itthe Coziest Spot in theHome.A style and siz e for themodest home or the largestmansion.

Unive1'sal Service

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QuRTOWN

GAS HEATING STOVES

PORTABLE GAS HEATERS - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ - - - - - - 1I The Hudson Car Itl We have added to our line of fine car s the Hudson, a It worthy companion to the Chrysler and Maxwell. tt HUDSON CHRYSLER MAXWELL ft tI RAY WEISS' ACCESSORY STORE I Na rber th Ave ., (Opposi te Garage) , Narber th , Pa. II Phone' N.,berth 163. n' l2O.-W..... - . - . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . - - . ..... . . - . ~ , . . . . ,

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Insurance--Notary Public226 Haverford Avenue

NARBERTH. PA.

ASHCANSH. RICKLIN'SHardware Store

AT HOMEOR ELSEWHERE

For PermanentSatislactionBUY ASmedleyBuilt Home

Office ("hone, Narberth 1871Be.ldenC,le Phone, Narberth ::G6Edward J. Hartzell

Real EstateAUSTIN E. HARTZELL

WM. D. & H. T. SMEDLEY

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OF ALI.KIND!'

DAVIS'

local or out of townQuick and Efficient Service

P. J. DUFFY335 Dudley Avenue

School Supplieson Sale at

Belt Phone. Sproce 38-00 and 38-MKey.tone Phone, Race '10-M

100s. A. Kerrigan & SonBuilding and Contracting

Homes Fo r Sale or RentPlans & Estimatea

Furnished Fo rAlterations & RepairingWRITE, 'PHONE, CALL429 BROOKHURST AVE.

GARAnteed Roofs

LIGHT HAULING

Phone, Narberth 161'1-J

H~ : 'II,,"I:\fl A happy holiday smile1 goes a long way toward:'i Christmas cheer. Bu tn wh y no t include th e addedlJ charm of a smooth skin1:1I..! and radiant complexion?Mi;j Regular viaita to ou r ~ 1.1q b e au t y s ho p will accom-tj plish this.I;i EXCLUSIVE GIFTS FOR :1fl CHRISTMASJP jld Narberth Beauty & :iI ~ Gift Shop ;1~ I 103 ESSEX AVE. ;I

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bers-Mrs. J. ChappettI', Miss L. Beaty, ~ : ; ? = : : : : : : : : : : = : : = = : : = : : : ; : : : = = : S = = : = = : = : : S = = : = , = = : = : : : : = : : : : : : $ ~Mr. W. M. Sibley.Mrs . F le tc he r S ti te s, D ir ec to r, 413Haverford road; 26 garmetns, $1.00.Members-Mrs. F. D. Walke r, M rs . T.S. Zook, Mrs . George Kessler , J r. , Mrs.C. T. Faries, Fletcher W. Stites.Mrs . Danie l H. Vogel , Direc tor, 230Dudley avenue; 22 garments, $1.00. Members-Mrs. E . Vogel , M rs . H . L. Vogel,Mrs . J . V{)gel, Mrs. H. Benjamin, Mrs .W. Cr eel y, Mrs . V. Ben jamin, Mrs . J .Brooke, Mrs. E. Baker. Mrs. R. Gifford.Miss Lurena Wal lace , Direc tor, 424South Forty-second street, Philadelphia;28 garments, 50 cents. Members-MissEthel Wallace, Mrs. Brenton G. Wallace,Mr. H. L. Waterall, Miss M. E. Biles,Miss A. E. Gourley.In memory o f Mrs. R. C. Wallace.collected by Miss Lurena Wal lace , 424South Forty-second street; 68 garments,$1.00. Membe rs -: '\ lr s. J . W . B rown .Mi ss Mary K. Gibson, Mrs . Perciva lRober ts , J r. , Mrs . Howard Watkins , Mr .R. H. Wallace.Mrs . Carden Warner, Direc tor, Montgomer y and B ry n Maw r a ven ue s; 22garments, 50 cents.M rs . J ames P . Wit he row, D ir ec to r,Gro\'e Place ano Rockland roarl; 40 garll1"nts. $1.00. .\1emhers-!\1rs. Fred E.

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To the Peopleof Narberth

I'd l lu tl lCr Work Than Loaf.-EI.ectr lc AI.ELECTRICITY g i V e sthe women folk s achance to keep house i nthe maner they wan t totakecare of it . A cleaner in the house is onething that adc;ls to awoman'.s c o n t e n t m ~ n t .. Asewing .machine that is.run"by_electricity makes. the .kiddies- clothes w i t ~less labor.

You have, at you call, one o f t hemost modem equipped Laundries. Weolfer you FIve Dilfe ren t LaundryServices, anyone of which wiJI saveyou mon ey a nd lighten your housework.Finished Service At List PriceEverythIng earrfull;.- w ...hed andIroned. Ladle8' Wearing Apparel ourSpecialty.Economy Service At 12c per lb.All .h ....tR. 8preads, pUlow ca.eR.towels, tablecloth., etc., b ....utlfullyfinished; wearing apparel starchedwhere neceR8ury. r e s d ~ to dampenand Iron. Underwear f1ulled up andgood enough to wear. A wonderfnlService and lIloHt EconomicaLFamily Service .. ; .. . At 14Vzc per lb.

All flat work, as In the EconomyServ,,,,,. I. f ln l.hed. 'Vear lng Ap 'I,arel IR Ironed On a .peclally equIpped float roll machine. A few piece.will need touching op nt home. Nodonbt 20 mlnnte. of your t ime willtake care of the neers....ry touchingup. Sen,l the \whole Family Bondle-you will Uke thl8 Service.Rough Dry Service . . . . At 6c per pieceAll plec.......retoUy washed. starch-ed and dried. ready to dampen andIron at home.Damp Wash Serviee .. 30 l hs . for $1.00Everythlnlr carefully washed andreturned to you Jost damp enoulrh toIron. A wonderrul Service to cutdown on the Expense of your wa.hwoman.

Rugs, Curtains, Blankets thoroughly and carefully washed and ironed atvery Moderate Prices.ST. MARY'S LAUNDRY,Inc.ARDMORE, PA.

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111 Elmwood avenue; 30 garments, $1.00.Members-Mrs. Hugh Brown, Mrs . J . F .Purse, Mrs . W. R. Parker, Mrs. JosephNash, Mrs. F.H. Lloyd, Mrs. Edward A.Muschamp, Mrs. A. Siler, Mrs. W. S.Hor ne r, M rs . N. Spa rk s, Mrs . W il li amHenderson.Mrs . W. J . Publes, Direc tor, 100 lona.avenue; 56 garments, 50 c en ts . Members-Miss M. McCrac kin, Mi ss L .Cra in , Mrs . S impson; Mrs . Clark , Mrs .McCulley, Mrs. Lineaweaver, Mrs. Turner , Mrs . McKil lips , Mrs . Mecke , },ol rs.D. Mecke , Mrs . E . Mecke , Mrs . H. Simpson, Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Warder.11rs. R. E. Plank, Director, 206 Forrest avenue; 22 garments. 50 cents. Members-Mrs. A. H. Nash, Mrs. A. H. Wilson, M rs . F. A. Lan ah an, Mr s. W. J .Loughlin. Mrs . W. ]. Kirkpatrick, :\IissB. J. Roberts, Miss E, B. Plank, Mrs. H.C. Gara. Mr. Roberts.Mrs. :\. P. Redifer, Director. 4 Shirley road; 60 garments, $1.00. MembersMiss L. J. A. Redifer, Mrs. A. P. Miller,Mrs. M. N. Frink , ! ll rs . A. S. Woodle,Mrs. Harry Derby. Mrs. :\. E. Brown,Mrs. J. C. 1foore, Jr .. Miss E. Posey,!\Iiss E. Zentmayer, .\1 iss !Ii. Zentmayer.Mrs . J"s l'ph \ \'enzingcr , Mrs . Charles\\'enzinger. .\Irs. l'. T. Faiies, Mr$. Frances Bakl'r, ; \ [ i ~ s I da Buckman , : \I rs .Krill. !\Iiss :\nna ~ h i l 1 d l n . 2\1rs. C. X.Beddall. ~ l .. \. 1. Redifer.Mrs. Hcnry I ~ u , e , Director, 211 Woodside avenue; ' 32 garments, $1.00. Members-Mrs. Russel Cut hher t. Mrs . Thos.Tro tter , Mrs . Wil liam Fre tz . 11rs. JohnSmi th , . \f rs . Dona ld son, Mrs . RobertDothanl. :\lrs. F. F, \Vilkins, Mrs. Brinton, :Mrs. E. C. Smith, ~ [ i s s A. ~ Rose,.\faster Seaver Rose, Mr. Henry Rose..\Irs. W. M. Sibley, Director, 507 Hayerford road; 22 garments. $1.00. ~ I e m Derby. 1[rs. S. Weible, Mrs. F. Maxwell.!\Irs. E. Walke r. .\ Ir s. H . H . Lee, 11rs.,\. C. Stahles, .\1 iss ~ l G. Conway, . \ I i s ~:\. H. \\'itherow, .\Irs. J oh n W . Joyce..\Irs. S. A. Rudolph.Junior Circle. Director; 4:) garments..\lemlJers-Hl'len Caldwell, Pns.: LoisCaldwell, Ruth Caldwell. Janet Caldwell.E li za be th Eng la nd , Louis e Eng la nd ,Elizabeth Durhin. Betty Bowman. Elizabcth Pur se , Hel en T rowb ri dg e, K it tyT rowb ri dg e, Helell : \i ke n, V ir gi ni aEyre. Polly Palmquist.Evangel Circle of King's Daughters!\I rs. He . itt. Directur: 62 garments.Leisure Hour Tahle-\Vork done bythe Direc tors dur ing the year - !12 gar ments. . \lrs. Redifer. ~ l r s . Beatty, ~ I r s .Rose.Thimb le Club. ' \[ rs . J . A. Caldwell.Pres.. 24 garments.

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No need for a Christmas list.The Gifts in "Ye Oddity Shoppe"just cry out to be taken h o m ~A vas e for Nancy ; Candlesticksfor Polly; a DoorKnocker forPeggy, and the wee l i t tle fo lkswill be pleased p ink w ith thecunning teather School Booksor Mr. Black Leather Cat , a ndhis following of tiny WoodDolls.

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i ng h as been so constructed that ifth e growth of th e congregation issuch that additional floor space isrequired, another story ca n bea d de d on , which wi ll provide addit io n al c la ss r oom a c commoda ti onfor t h e in te rmed ia t e c l as s es , s imilar to the Junior a nd P ri m ar yclasses, an d it will a ls o c on ta inseparate individual class r ooms andt h e Senio r classes an d t he va ri ousclubs.Th e ent i re addi tion while muchl ar g er t h an the existing buildinghas b een so a rr an ge d t ha t now,upon i ts c ompl et io n, th e old sect iun fits i nt o t he new as a comp le te u n it , a n d without a ny o f t heawkward compl icat ions which soof ten fol low changes and add it i onsto existing structures. Th e entirelut ha s been ut il ized in such a wa yas to presen'e as much a s pos sibl eth e l aw n b ei ng u po n th e streetf ro nt s a nd t o p ro \' id e a n adequatesetting' io r the enlarged building.Un e oi th e interesting featuresin its c o n ~ t r u c t i o n is th e importantpart played by lucal t 'ndea\ 'or. .Inaddition to tlte architects. of whIChlinn :-Ir. .\hel r es id es i n Narherth. th e building \\'as constructed iJ\' ' \[essrs, \\ ' illia 111 D. an dH ( ) r a ~ ' e T. Smedley. general contractors: tlte plumhing. heatingan d r ( ) u i i n ~ was installed by CookBrtltlll 'rs: ' tlte plastering' by ?Ilr.Ed" ar d ~ I Ia"s . an. 1'\01.1617 1lrs. Daniel Leitch. Director. 227 Es-organ pipes. .' . sex avcnue; 40 garments. $1.00. Mem-I I bl Directors and Members. 1 F 1Th e Baptistry, \V 11 e VlSI .e hers-1 rs. H. A. raser.}, rs. M. A.f I I I . },Irs. \\;I'III'anl Ballin