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Full Title	The Suburban (Wayne Times Edition), v. 25, no. 45, February 11, 1910.
Date Added	18 February 2020
Format	Newspaper
Language	English
Publish Date	1910-02-11
Publisher	Wayne Pa. ; Suburban Publications
Source	Radnor Historical Society
Topic	Wayne (Pa.) > Newspapers. Delaware County (Pa.) > Newspapers Radnor township, Delaware Co., Pa. > History.
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OCR ' FERRIER I * Wayne Title and aa IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS. Police Headquarters 500 Fire House ... 450 Suburban Office . 123 TH ‘ SUBURBAN © __WAYNE TIMES EDITION ightens. (yatches Bu: ckward Craton VOL- VOL: XXV NO. NO, 45 ) PAL FRIDAY, FI FEBRUA BRUA ARY 11, 1910 RE AND HEREABOUTS Tent began on Wednes lentine 1 ty me xt Mond: h Tueulay, ‘Don't forget elec ‘petbuacy 1b. vote. The R. HL. Johnson Company has purchased a fine mew Chialm: ers-Detroit automobile. The believer in the groundhog propheey was around saying, “L told you so,” on Monday. merve the date: Sutwrday, |. Upsal Banjo Club tful even- instrumental © Mi and Lost time, to’ investigate Faster hats, annual meeting of — the e Tide and ‘Trust ‘ompany ing belonging to wex Fells, w endl! & tr - ny fire on Ne dy dex Sindy’ wight. Saturday will be a legal hol be closed a pont oftice will be tlosed from 3 oe M. to5 2M. ‘There will be one de in the morning aud tion of mail in the incoln’s: Hh me the usual coll evening. One of our distinguished eit Ow to many “ot the Dela-| zens avers that he saw five robins ware County lawyers being in tondday, whe cn ie ‘hermom attendance at the session of the| oter The prox Supreme Court, in Philadelphia, imity wt Ww ashington's birthday his week, there has been 20] Jeadsy us to some reflections not Court in Media. alt togetter complimentary to our A. number of applicants from Radnor Township took the exat ination for census enuox West Bene county and 80 in Chester county. The Sons of Veterans’ Associa: tion annonces that tie y Defenders’ Da tion honor of the 1st cmuivers the birth of Abraham Lincol will be ‘he 1d this year at he rest Theatre, on Sund 2PM. Aipatnotie peo. gramme ‘with prominent men as peakers has been arranged, In the office of Du ry, Recorder of Deeds, Chester, has been filed ‘the ter for the Devon Drainage Asso- jon, to maintain a system of ar. rainage in Easttow n. ‘The cap: is $2 nd the direc i a ai a, M.D. F reat, John W.P Mellon Rowers The dinner of the Del aware County Bar Association yal te held on Satur the Continenta Nit and Chestnut str ects, Phil- nd i quets and the one which will be held, this year will prove no ex: Lincoln's Biethday will be propr lately observed at the Ral nor Cricket lub, on Saturday evenin e programme has been arranged by in charge, and Ho ian Hh Terry, of Chester, extTrewure® of Dean nsylvania, and a splendid orator, wil ve a an and aie Mteious are Novdially in- Settlement has been uae by Mrs. Florence L. Justic Marbert, om Trust Company. Mrs. Justice will. build a large Colonial residence of stone, with stable and garage on the tract The soxan all over the coun- fry has been growing for w sane Crlebratton of the National holt the eities and towns of the coun: ry are inaugurating a movement to have the 4th of July celebrated i per, ore sensible, or as it is called, a “sane,” man: ner, A number of cities are ale eady nulating legislation ‘whieh will be binding in this mat- ter. The Women’s Golf Association of Philadelphia has elected the following ofan: Brew ident, Mr Caleb F. Fox, Huntingdon ¥ Club; vice-president, kare. Maule, ticket Club Pai Fi TL. Maule, Merion vie Club; treasurer, Mixs Davids Golf Chi Committee, Sieg Ne Pp try Club; Wi Wii ven Cor Club; “Mrs. H. Pe Dixon, suring, haven © iat clu As soon as the eather vor. mits, ground will be broken for another new? mansion on the Cur. en t Villanova. wv hen the dwell is complet e phia Cou ies owne! “rs ago had un- 1 the finest or- vi 1s of diferent ia ae fruit in this part of ry. the cou @l/ing, Kror be ap-| fetlo ee | hibition “an Lincoln} any rg, [ford Hunter st.) fers, D. ‘Another sounded ea the department being called the howe of Paul Tawar Me Aberdeen avenue, whe fire had. seta chimmey ablaze, 1 were easily ex of fire was to on a The flames guished. Tho Waynewood Waiters Assem- ly gave an ente tainment at Union Hall last evening, in which ALiss a ‘mma J, Tindley, contralto, ap- | peared, supported by Te Boston matic io ‘omp: pla; were give “ere iby "Paticnee! and “Betsey Bake dies’ ial” at the Radnor ket_ Club last Friday was an ion, with a large Dancing followed a heasant entertainuient, one. o! fea whic M renin of Kip Din, an ar Ustie greation which is etar be etter ‘ork of many profes- sionals, A horse belonging to the Acme d driven. by Charles RK away on East Laneas- ter “avenue, Wednesday morn- “upsetting the wagon near livery- stable. ‘Thi sha: fts broke Toose from ‘the wag: on, frightening the h whieh bolted s near V. T. Wright's place, with the etlock of its hind foot ba vdly cut. The driver was uninjured. Attention is called to that the Way e Garage has on ex- salea new 1910 Model 10 Baie *Runabo jut, just re ceived from the factory, which they will be glad is show and explain to one jiterested: They are agents for the Bui r for Radnor Town- ship, and will be glad to give fu mv information. regai ding a any of the| \. other models of this popular make f ca which there are a pamber- Mond: ay morning a horse b longing to Cutaiar’s Expres: 3 Co. Philadelphia, fell Mawr avenue, near place, and one leg was brok ‘The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was notified, and upon the ae cer the horse the Horner The public Tuesday without sand. in ‘Violation of Radnor wagon renal ed. on the. highway v lights whi fei for the Niolation Next ‘Tuesday tion day, id we again wish to “call the ate tention or our ste the very din nomina- tion by. die ae pibleans of the Director for Real Est tate As- a pr vs a i viliagn M er for School for Auditor, who compose the ticket ontside of th he election of- pable a set of men been mominate ed it a thy ep publiean. ve elected by a 6 feet by A. Real Haare ‘bral er, Wayne, Strictly Fresh Eggs, 40c dozen, The’ Delaware Market House.’ mil he held next Monday after-|¢ r his ears on hand showed a Me f onday afte rnoon, | ¢feall thei ticing it showld fe Bry] st en.) the Chairman against “he | pe -| the School Board, Ellis ithe x tate | wil Assessors, aint Capbel Mi care i eciation Wayne Public Safety A‘ elLattended - meeting ety As of Ww Se watz, Walley, Howell, Hohner Watt iibbe, Hatta Margerum, Birge, Smediey, Wal Jolley, Leonard and An “rte ‘ite readings of the of the list_, meeting Members ship Committee “submy pA. IL 1 ithe ed the name comand, itt Mid nd ‘ven and John Mitchell, Pembrooke avenue and St. Davids road, both of whom H d to membership in n Treasurer repor tea that bal- A minder of for approval to take od re site usual course. T he Committees on wv ays and | Means, Publie Works and Public Safety were called upon for re. ports, but there was nothing forthe woming at the present time. tated ttt, alt housh arrangements had been effected to have the townsh ote re port to the Pies trie Com y “severe that stre et 1 were not bnpning its properly throughout the tow tip, they had faited to do so. was, there! fore, moved and onded that structed to con sin the "Township Commi: ir attention to the that the police vt fact are not properly e company i such lights are properly burning.” his comme tion he stated that sel 4 ort al the not Chair might so vty a any member of | he discovered ‘ommend: nee of a sucha condition, ed that, when fhe. ‘ibs light is observed, the member no- atten- tion of the light company to the fact. Inquiry was made of the Chai man as to whether or not th yas any requirement of the ‘om issioners which compelled the idents to ive the snow or noved from the pave front, : prem ther exteut than that plished by the work of the com tractor with the suow-plow. The Chair replied that while he was under the impress Ce ommissionc vs be ately browshe for ‘hein consideration. In reply to the question a what fu information eam Lleat C come possewsed 0 then 3 to the Poannittee had_ be: ulme, of ‘the Committee quoted the tables of steam sumption as by* “he American Dist Heat Company and drew comparisons between these tables the amounts of the bills sulnaitted up to date. He also Amount of numerous bills ven dered for Jannary and com 4 CENTS A COPY Beef has advanced, but we will gel] the Choicest Cuts of Roast Beef at 18¢ per pound, ' Cape May County Sweet Potatoes, 20c 4-peck; 70c per basket. Greening Apples, 75¢ per basket. All kinds of Fresh and Smoked Meats, Fancy Poultry, Squabs, Sweet Breads and Calves Liver. Fancy and Staple Groceries. . Vegetables of all kinds, * Fresh and Smoked Fish, * Also Oysters. YOUR ORDER IS SOLICITED IRA V. HALE Corner Aberdeen and Lancaster Avenues, Wayne, Pa. ~ PHONE CONNECTION. | SPECIALS for Saturday Only FIDELITY . STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO. 1811, 1813, 1815, 1817 and 1819 Market Street PHILADELPHIA. Packing and Moving our Specialty We Insure Safety---No Worry for You THE FINEST IN THE WORLD BUY YOUR “* Seed Potatoes Here ad TRUE TO NAME Weyean always Sell lower than our Competitors POTATOES STRICTLY CASI SEE a Choice Yellow Onion Sets WRITE FOR PRICE LIST JOHN KIENZLE, Ne W. Cor. 2nd & Dock Sts. Salesroom and I Warehouse, 21 216 South 2nd Streets PHILADELPHIA EDGAR JONES Plumbing and Heating ESTIMATES FURNISHED A fine display of latest designs in Plumbing and Heating Fixtures may be seen in our show rooms. Standard Sanitary Bath-room Cleanser for sale. Jobbing Promptly Attended Phone 165 Wayne Electric Light and Steam Heat Co. A J, MARTIN, Superintendent, WAYNE. PA. MAGUIRE BUILDING Groceries, Meats and Provisions Good Goods at Reasonable Prices Rib Roast, best cut, per Ib. Chuck Roast, per Ib. New Codfsh, per | Fat Mackerel, eae rge Norway Mackerel, per Ib. Smoked “Tersin Roe Herring. MRS. LIENHARDT & SON BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY Ice Creams, Frozen Puddings, Sherberts ~ PLAIN AND FANCY CAKES _ * Agency for Whitman’s and Laurent’s Chocolates and Coniections. Also an assortment of Lowney’s Chocolates "Phone 275 L. Wayne, Pa. Go od | Salmon, Kipp PESSSSSISS kraut, per quart. Rhubarb, 24- Ib. can. Spinach, 2b. BBE jee! be Butter Thin 3 packages for 25e Safety Matches jozen, 5¢; per gross, 60c. EDGAR JONES Phone Wayne 14 WAYNE, PA. | these amounts with the tables of eentages already alluded to i the amounts of bills for same month of last year un- ontract system of charg. the der t ing. The committee, appointed by the Chair to take up the matter of a night school, reported that they had prepared a petition to as suggested by that body, and that the same 1s now ready a ed following the ajourmment of the meeting. of) REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE PROPERTIES FOR SALE Wayne, Pa AND RENT WAI To rent, a room or space for Can sve lowest fire insurance rates business purpos vaside strongest companies. shed ov saat mae w u slo ning w tlw ronvenient. : ‘ddvens 128""Subnrban™onive,| CHAS. Me DAVIS Sueressor fo Win, R. Nichols WAYNE, PA. Bis TO INVESTORS Real Estate and Insurance| Wishing to increase their income all attention to our If you wish to purchase, sell or rent your property consult H.C. HUNTER 7 MAGUIRE BUILDING WAYNE, PA. Carefully Selected List of Railroad nl Bawiprvent and Pub- ds Yielding from 4.05.to 5.70 per cent. NOTARY PUBLIC Correspondence Invited Borden & Knoblauch Members Philadelphia Stock Exchange 119 S. 4th St., Philadelphia. G. HARRINGTON THOMAS Electrician Hadley Building WAYNE, PA. QUICK SERVICE | Phone No. 223 A, Wayne MRS. C. T. BATES’ le 15 modern esidanees within five School for Girls 215 Bloomingdale Ave. minutes walk of Wayne, station, , ranging in ies from $2500 WAYNE, PA $30,000. A. L. Weadley, Ral Estate Broker, . ~ Salad dress Wayne, Pa. g, regular bottle, T. Te Worrall & 8 le, A-epecial price on sweet potatoes _ireening apples, per -pk., 70¢ per bask et, Saturday only. Be por basket, Setny nly e. T. T. WORRALL & SONS GROCERS Suggestions for Lenten Season ...per Ib, 25¢ 18¢ and 28e per can . per pr per can per can TABLE MINERAL WATERS Appolinaris, Mount Hartford 'and White Rock (Lithia) i Chocolates and Bon-Bons If you are not eating candy during Lent we have some nice Chocolate-Coated Crackers, 35¢; Co-Eds Choc- olate Covered Educator Crackers, 10 and 50c boxes. Yalentine Hearts, filled with Candy or Nut Meats, 5c, 10c, -10¢ a cake .25e pound ait 300 hrcalate-Covered eho Mints. B50 Assorted Ju-ju- 400 Worrall’s Best Flour Worrall’s Banquet Blend Coffee PHONE, 10 and 410.

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