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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 Business Directory} eases Se | Wayne Storage House}. AND Bon Ton Stables 212 Aberdeen Avenue S. FRANK GAULT oR, NORMAN § r. SINCLAIR 17 Ne waynes Are. » wayne, Pa Except Monday, Wednesday and Fri AM aay Office Hours, 8 te & ‘ Mr, Edward Law been home ten Princeton University this Miss Margaret Fisher was ome from Wilson College over unday. ” Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Ware hay been p: lantic City. prov nd ne able ome lt the headmaster of St. on of contests. Me. John Dustap, of St. Da [ites Wales am Myc toure [strut of atl Washington. [On series ‘ot interctne gece vids, leaves to-day on a gunning/ Fricke, of Tog: say Ye tie cong vo tneral was held SatUrday] pas Deen arranged and they were as, ‘ational and devo se vo tirst with a | ties TaD. eben, Jey of 8 Su thete trated voies blended gen Mrenoral’ Church, “Wayne, | seine be on ibe Seniors and Devils is visiting relatives in}i@® fine harmony. «Mrs. Fricke} po” Charles M. Armstrong officiat-| (ie Freshmen, and this was fol- Dorchester, . 20 ee 1 sola, eee Come ling, “gssiwted by Itev. Joho Roberts a dt - plensure to " Cathedral a Dr. A. If, O'Neal, of W ‘iden " of rare sweet Garde City pi tere internet | hae been apponted physician to] ue a "of due culture. ns in Old St, David’s cemetery. Doe ata Tram eee ee eae ore onjani Stouts geil fa kindly wt, and a Chas. Fri Evans, Norristown, Ww team from the ick ga, spent Sunday gh HANS DORNHOFER Hast with Rev. Mead Sirs. Wal ELER e Bw and Mes, Roltin 1 Witbur ‘Watches and Clocks ant Sine Wilbur, of St. Davids, Besiness Block WAYNE, PA. we South Bette FRANCIS A. GUGERT WAYNE, PA. THOMAS LAW GENERAL UPHOLSTERER Carpeta Sewed and Made and Made Ovee WAYNK, PA. W, H. MENAGH NORTH WAYNE GROCER Groceries, Meats and Provisions WAYNE, PA. HARRY R THOMAS Dealer in Range, Roofing and Spout- ing and Metal Work WAYNE, PA. NATHAN F PECHIN open. Bovcioge btos Phone 437A PALACE BARBER SHOP AND CIGAR STORE BUSINESS BLOCK WAYNE, PA. - € GRASCH, PROP. c. W. LYNAM Carpenter and Builder Jobbing Attended to promptly FI 330D WAYNE, PA J. G. ANDES Painter, Decorator and Glazier Hard Wood Finishing « Specialty 380 W. Lancaster Ave., Wayne, Pa. ‘Telephone Connection DEAD STORAGE for your Car during the cold weather $5.00 for Ranabont 00 for Touring Car Phene fst W Wayne Ga "ALL, WEADLEY Real Estate and Insurance RENTS COLLECTED Phone WAYNE, PA. JOSEPH W. SHANK Cash Grocer aod Meat Dealer| x BERWYN, PA. J. J. Maguire CARPENTER and and BUILDERS Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to satisfaction guaranteed, 285 Aberdeen Ave. WAYNE, PA Phone--285W FOR HIRE Peerless Touring Car, 40-horse power, by day, hour or week. Phone l45W Wayne Garage Th Faney Maine Com, regular 15¢, 2 cans for 25c. T. T. Worrall & Sons. Frosh string. beans, radishes and | cucumbe At Hale’s. Bungaloe macaroni and spagett |} 12c perpkg. T.T. Worrall & Sons. Fresh and smoked fish and} yy oysters, At Hale's, Laid, Mattresses Wayne, Pa. the 6th instant at visited friends: hem over Sunday. pring 430 La: kts, will soon have been occa) _ Messrs. Charles H. Bitcout and I Kaendig, Luk School, have e been aon a few |) days at ‘Atlantic were gues! wv lends early in the week. ‘The King’s Daughters’ Society the W. ertan Chureh, met Peterson on Wednesday” * ater, zB H, Te Boutil give a huni beetutast ‘on’ Februar ry 12 at 7 o elo The hounds will meet at arp, on Midland avenue, have returned to their home in Bos- ton, Mr. and Mrs, George F. Good, of Bt. Davids, were in Atgle Wednesday, ealled there by the| t death of Mr. Good’s niece, Miss Dorothy Miss Dorothy ‘Starr Jolley cele- rated her birthday snaiversary 0 entertained @ timber of friends at dinner at her parent's home in St David's, Miss Edith 8. F. Warne, daughter Willian of Paoli, salied Monday ‘ork for Europe to re- on New Clement Grasch, Jr, the two- year-old son of Clement Grasch, of the Palace Barbar Shop, died Tuesday night, after a short ill- ness. ‘The funeral was held on Peiday. . C. E, Heizer, of colorado ‘springs, Col., have been spending several days with Mr. and 3 lerman Wendell, on their way to Skidmore’s Island, irgin ident ladelphia and Western tatvay Company, been confined to his residence in Bryn Mawr by sickness for the past Mrs Jack Jolley, Jr., of St, Davids went to Wilmingtonon Wednesday to attend the funeral of her uncle, Emmor Jel eries, past Engine ne Service. who died Niddenly't in Brooklyn of heart dis ease. and Mrs. Rollin Wilbur, of se David’ 2, will chaperon a party il leave today for a visit In. Quebec. ‘Their | euests will include Miss Li isher, Miss Frances Sullivan and Miss Dorothy Wilbar. tite husbands. ere Rhoader, Mr. and Mrs. Horace y, of Tioga; Mr. and Mrs. Gintles, Marev ll, of Philadel phia; Mr. and Mrs. of Roxborough, and Mr. and Mrs. William Milnes, of Mouut Airy. Ara. Wiliam Henry Basen, of i iday evening, Febru Personal Mentio we Oey er tho Raduor Cl Cin <8. Tingle I been | porseve Gut antestained the svi Montreal, Cameda eee tt the Boys Social Union © sreice Tolan, Jr, of Cleve-| and a few friends at the home of the) al 3a visitor to Wayne on tresoes Mis TE Wolfe of Rad- ing was spent {and she has about vbtalued. & this organization § i main aad ‘antil the Tate spring.| Lam AL Mr. w iam i Sime, vice pres-|i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Safford en-| *¢ “| the afternoon | the Saturday Club will take Blac : ‘Lewis Whalen,| ®° veing venice and. singing songs ‘which wasaccornpan nied by @ ban} rward light refreshments were gorve Wayne Methodist Episcopal Church. The communion service of last well attended aud ad the congregational singing. of Wayne people, Iov- wi roup 0 great favorite with the boys o! will be found belo’ : ers of Feline school, who had the highest regard Patel has the task coaching have been ur “cing Ars. Seatinan|ioy him. His | long be sin- terial at the sol and, to secure the Upsil Banjo 2d | corey mourned ithe proves as success! Glee Club for another evening as he was with the foothail me similar to the one aeee pte toe , Eugene Jefferis Radnor should, by next season, so many in Wa, vinter, J, Eugene Jelferis, capes n Oflde able to take the floor with promise from be here in March. ini of “The Wesley” wae Onur la Luke’ of the school, present urvive ease at the h 3, y adaed to the occasion Inst “The club, upon its former visit Volt ted elocutionist, ¢ present ¥ desta evenings of the ater rayne. Phe profits from this entertain ment, as before, will g be Ladi es! Aid “Rowicty” eoe th aud Mrs. oory many of Me. calling Walhey’s fri upon them in ‘the ne wp e and all will be welcome theres ct ves at St. Mar- tin’s Church, Radnor, will us. follows: ay evening 5P ays, even: ing oy ayer ant serum y Chae! evening pri ayer aud litany evenings at dao ck. The following flergymen wil ill preach a rtin’s during Bo ‘to, b, D.D.; Feb. BE ‘en James I. 17, Re ree Le ‘Richa ev. re loner euaon, March 1 Rey. R. Marshal Harrison, D. March ancis M. Taitt, Mar, ry morial Chureh, Wayne, services ‘will be held as follow: W eck days, daily at 5 P. morning | pave 1045 AL M5 evening prayer, 4.45 Son school, 2.45 P. M. Pit ‘St. Katharine '$ Church the stations of the cross will be re sited ae P. Mon W ednesdays| t 8.15 P, M. on Fridays, follow ed by benediction of the Most Blessed Sacramen' Special services we these ‘three churches and it “old t. David's Church on Ash Wed- nesday. de Mn {who Tived a s{avenne. scene of the men aud apparatus lyn, where he were visitin & ‘apt 1363, 2 the eivil ‘and ti can war W-4., On about hal alarn pas ‘The hn showed i false one, fen citement o! 1 pressu An tory of the W. ware Counts, Death of Bennett P. it issue made brief mention of the death, ‘on Thursday morning February 3, a Bennett Pike SI school, bere te cited for several its in}son, Charles HL. Strout, Thendwaster Mr, Strout was eighty-nine yen |. Before his "80" 's bo me Prominent i in poitics in New Hampshire. 3 born Maine, set famil that. vewunte the Wi ane 1812 and the Continenial Congress engineers, United Stat ‘\riday, Fubruay ry 4 home of ‘his sister ‘ine Jaw, 111 Pierrepont str Chester county and was 70 ye ints of ut Ficeh aud ship streets, The ouly su fanully te was s' ov the nt ont japprehension and under the steam heating plant tn T.U,, is ithe twenty: fifth I he years retirement in the was re- fe is besides the affection a Basket Ball at Raunor High School, Tinmedia the fe mal ee the Bi the Radnor he attention to the ment of basket Teal, ‘This was ina feasible only after the € in| lotion of the new a ium, ail new tloo: this game. dulged rch, Rey enue a, die sl suddenly |o h ot B and Mrs. ‘Jette {le was bot a Captain Jefferis was a son of Ds yn Fetters, one of the] or retired i ze,| Captain Jefferis was the uncle *Jof our townsman, Mr, J. Hi, Jeffer- is. False Fire Alarm. Thursda, afternoon, at t 0 113 Blo suniugdale val upon the Fire Company alarin wis a uaider a mie th moment. the t appeared that an de veloped in the sudden eseape qui taened that there was no fire. hornton lives in the house es Scena. ‘0 be congratulated that alfate Was 0 tiueace than it proved. 0 More conse event potable in te his- Dela- jet ce began th his ‘Appointment, on June 5 as lieutenant 9 er ‘e from Dela wat x fire} 3 m siren was sounded, the call coming from the residence the boys ha Prac! has been uflicient reasonable hope the, thee e. mie Tuesday tia the | men, Ww £58 who sco line-w fol a The Saturday Club. On last Tue: afternoon the Current Events Class devoted a app exhibition now ing given at the ademy of Fine Arts. Other bubjects treated during ve American politics and the European situa- The next event of interest ai iturday evening of s, when several plays vill be piven by the well kuown Ladlam School of Dramatic. Art, with niusival selections given. during the iiicemissions. t Welis, the daughter of Dreand Ars. George Mites Wells. Mrs. Sayen’s guest: a he after noon included Mis e - Frederick Sayen, Mr. Henry Siyen ir. William i ederim Ne. Williaue ‘Matthew Among the alumnae presen| Miss Elinore Munro, Pasadena, cals Mine Flea Sharp, Bay City, arjorie Cohen, York ‘cue Miss ITelen Converse, eld, Mass.; Mins Mo Mer. Easton, Miss Mary Phillips, Barre, Pa, and Miss Many Rivage Mixs Kather- ine Schofeld, Miss _ Imogene walker and Miss Mabel Kramer, of Philadelphia. Wayne gave a box urday afternoon, follaw by aru tea at ier ae Stratford complimentary to "Miss Mary Me-| tographe Donough, Miss Katherine Verner, trated 4 stockholders of the Wayne mute New off elaetion of theese an Stora may come beforn t JOU H. he following Tuesday, Feb- ary ce interesting lecture on “Quaint, Artie and Out-of the. oN ay Vise rope,” will b by Edwards Woolbridge, who hat traveled extensively and has pho ith which tie lecture will be illus “Sugar Cured Baeon, sliced to order, 25¢ ’The Delaware Market ILouse. The Wayne Title & Trust Sompany. Wayne, Pa. Feb. 7, m0, 1 meeting of to serve and the Tana for three years, ction of W. Cc. T. in The C Clana Shri te ount, + [being able” tiona a few more schoo) rousician, din yee emt Mra. E, and rons and tableaux a | Ta Woon tainment. such business as he meet ° be held at Darby, . ~ Mrs. phens and Miss Anna M. q don, the National Secretary, be resent fund addvess the meet- ounty President, tl cers, fiat every member who et sibly do so, will a of this _ppportunit tion an ‘ith pr nent ant “Capable women. ‘February "ne National President of the M. Ste- y Lillian e Hy Mrs. tei ated in to ‘Nene these na- and she hopes yl themselves inspira- these *Children Ata In| Tuberculosis War” The State Health Department's .| Tuberculosis Exhibit displayed in ore weeks ag so much interest that one hundred 0 aroused children gave ‘Mi iss Ida M. Ta mien, r of Ardmore, rected the entertain- id by Mis Ghie Muley olds, Fone of Wayne were am {children who touk part in the enter- and Lotu peaches, 2 can for Se T assiste: is Mise and pianist} tad, vocalist; farmer, Austin Collier G, Warner. @ program consisted of a ber of snusieal elections, playlets ill, a num- “and Isabelle nong the sliced — dessert ‘T. Worrall & Sons, ford. nN fur Make of 34 in the 15 goals Patton for goal the able to of 1 SOPHs. 8 Hunt 4) Mogarg musical ‘contortarnmett atthe Merion utes eel, A closely contested game was the At the niors le lass: ne wv ich Jaet {bree The Sumons Lengel pthe er manner in wi Seniors es On Thurs sday “Hamlets” church team by the score of team and. ‘suooting of the “Hamlets” confined. te ravertond School "eb. enor a Se shee result of the ak of their " 8 ate ‘oo by . 1 ignel at a et vier kf ile Ehal Taian le star game for the Seniors. lin the Jose of, poys ut} High Sehool farned! develop ve a firs for the enjoyment tt tive at this form regu i in since the football sea- son closed, and the players oe attained a a of proficiency to warrant the | takin ularly i c The story of these games Fessol CREATING AN ESTATE Every expenditure for » Life or Endowment Policy Investment, An [nvestment “that matures at your death in: of being Jopardized as many Investments ‘would be. An Invest ment that becomes more valuable desirable each year and creates for your family or your old ays pays one hundred cents on the dollar. ‘That is not affected we ” financial con That is non-fluctwating 2 and non-shrink- be fowirat acure and quick asset. ‘That ean be depended an settlement. of yearly install- ments, ‘That yields dividends | shit nttalmets are being paid. That can be ‘created by ev matter what his means. That is denied only to those of Ipiived tall Increase your estate mr your health pert Di NOW! Delays are dangerous ! Next week ornext month may ne too late. THE MANHATTAN LIFE ieaues a policy covering the above. Send your age for cost to RANK W. CARR, Manager, Walnut & 4th Sts., Phila. poling its ne vther ecliools along ‘Thin. will provide a ful may tnies Lower Merion Tigh Se howl, ‘Ss versus Fre: sh. The Seniovs few hed the Fresh- on ne the s the P played SENIOR 17. overwheli superior red one successfully caged 3 fouls, evening yor’ Weinbet oal and The HAMLUTS, 45. 0. B. CHURCHE 5 . Weinberg: ale 8. dtu “Tun rch y 1, Weihong. 1 eal reales here 3, (A. Hunt 1 Bete Wood. ‘ine at halves 20 "1 an: rd ene qT he the med the 45 fale 2 Fiotand yan 0 " «| Fresh Pork E ‘k \The Delaware Market House DEALERS IN HOME-DRESSED MEATS FRESH AND SMOKED Fancy Fruits and Vegetables, Butter, Eggs and Poultry, Fresh Fish and Oysters BUSINESS BLOCK, WAYNE, PENNA. PHONE, 387 Nearby Strictly Fresh Fags D.C. 4 Pure Creamery Butter 40¢ pound 8e pound 18e pound 22¢ pound 32 pound 18¢ pound Teegs of Good Yearling Lamb large familie: A. “Daningon Bieade's Cheater County Sausage es Li Pure Country Lard (| Sugar- Cured Bacon, sliced to ore “| Qscked Bost ouas Prime Ribs of Beef, best cut: 18e pound . 25¢ pound und Je po '50¢ pound Veal Lo Smoked and Fresh Fish this department you will find a good selection of all kinds of Fish ve the Lenten Season, and wo venture to say that our prices are much less than any of our competitors in Wayne. err Eastern Honing, “Nice Large English Bloaters.. Oysters are running very good at the present time, Can offer_you rg, {No. 1 Prime Oysters at $1.50 and extra large Stewing at 80c. 219 Plant Avenue WAYNE Automobile, Carriage and Wagon Painting a Specialty First Class Work Horseshoeing, Blacksmithing and General Jobbing Estimates Furnished 10, Thursday—1912 ys. i, at Iayer- Friday—i01 vs. Hay- Wasa lv at Wa " full | games to be play On Tuesday Sie Soy defeat- ed the Seniors 1 ndily by score counted i in4 from fouls. ls, Be The s out gon Pou Sogie 10, Se he by a score of 1 d by score of Ju taking full advantage of the unilies to score ere soy minutes, Tine of halv on Wed Feb. 15, Tuesday 1910 x or wie 16, Wednesd: other games will be played as ne $12 Cd lover ord vv t ru na ibis oth "Mm, roe rurable we will schedule of the score Hunt easily led scoring, he getting 8 of the by hy side, while is 5 tries Wood wa: only man on the S lenior ‘team locate the baskei goals from the fed ant being sivceesstil in 6 efforts n fo (el 5) Fale TI t 8, Wagner 3, Ta ie Hat 20" inh end “i “first half he bu 7 to 6, oppor: he lea ore was as follows: forward dnes- $ Nt 2 ach Class games will be played on the, tow 1g afternoons: * STORAGE FOR ALL VEHICLES Peb. 8, 1910 va. 1912 Teb, 5, Wednesda doit vs. 1913. CHAS. W. GLOCKER, Jr. All kinds of Fine Cakes and Fancy Ice Cream A full line Whitman’s Confections aud Chocolates Deliveries fo Wayne and St, Davids Wednesdays, Sundays and Holidays. Telephone Connection. m Mawr Avenue, near Station, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Philadelphia Store, 134 South Fifteenth Street. i a forward Lish] Third Week—M. T. Hateh, Wil- < enter a liam Deery, Charles 8. Walton, Mecutcheon Ed aneese | Harry P. Goward, John R. Nev: Field goals, A, Hunt, 4; Fleck, 3; Kiesh, |: William Quivek 1. Fouls gouls, Hunt, 1 j Lynch 6 Long 3 Sieh Week Thonna et Foals, Juniors, 125 Fresbmes, 3. Re.) JT tise feree, Patch, Time of halves, 2 20 minutes. Wi Post James Tawle, A Seventh a ’. Kei Woman's Union Prayer Meeting gan, Mena Coe © one dance with a call from| saldwi various societies of tl churches a Union Meeting will be held to. consider and country, me dangers” hich contron Sunday desecration, Jnfemporanes tc and other recognized ov The meeting will oa in the I ° V 7 jseopat Chueh vibe “hel on Saturday : reday afternoon, |25 1910, commencing ae Clock | February 24, 1910, af 2.80 o'clock? [3 t is 1 for ‘ite vee ion ‘ot “heel Catrier, in ot ications for this exami the p val JURORS FOR MARCH couRT. _|T*tHesentative, Miss 1. Ada et * Htorline, at e Wayne, Van, Port the unde od. The followi ‘ing jurors from Rad- nor Townshi been drawn one, feation for the March term of Court at cepted unless 1 edia. derelgned befor lovk PB. cat ‘ions. will not be ae- . by the un GRAND JURY, aiforded by the , fouling of the Junio rs the younger in tl they maintained until the eph LH. Co Frestisten Long oe n Feb. 21, 1510. aN yersons David ©. wishing to take ue exan care bla and ‘itl one in order to any necessary cor- J. William Shaw, Clements. JURY. m out at nn 8. dustice, Jos-| allow Gime far rections. First see . Second "Week—Witliam Ww. J. S. yoorn aa gorse W. Righter, W ‘etary Civil Servis Bo L. Ss: muel Avbott, Sohn oes Dist , Post Oflice vain Br ing, Philadelphia, Pa.

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