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Full Title	The Suburban (Wayne Times Edition), v. 34, no. 20, January 10, 1919.
Date Added	25 September 2020
Format	Newspaper
Language	English
Publish Date	1919-01-10
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 net ad. = > Ne IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS Suburban Office : Fire House + 123 450 Police Headquarters VOL. XXIV No. 20 —_* "HERE AND HEREABOUTS Notes, Incidents and Happenings of - Local Interest. “Our boys are coming back town. mor to them helped save t the They have We had a ta: on aaa and Sun Min you are > pad ‘for minding other ple’s. Some men are so busy looking for |" a position that they have. no time] to work. Demobilization bas already egun in several new year's reso- Mieo ns we kno Chester's casualti world war number 202, intleding killed, wounded, gassed and miss- ing Paoli Men's Club will sell the Nay s e home} stays "Radnor | ise. Vow! ‘Nuthene at that mace. special meeting of the Rad- ota iship Board of Educa- Ton was held Last es ening, when here was an inf formal Giscussion of the erection oe school | ©: ouilding in Wayn "he stated neeting of the board i is called for iext Mon Thrift leemable in s Sta vill not be Chanaed | in the new year, chrife Stamps Purchased in ‘1918 ose tang oe HOW and both “avings Stam \ Letters teceived from an ardent ¢vayne fisherman, no ig itt sunny Florida, indicate that here are still plenty’ of fish there, thoug! -the'S! di 7 fternoon are an everyoday oc the “Beard of Township Audi-{t prs, Messrs. Pearson $. Conrad, William Shaw and, Tryon LS tecle, met Tuesday night at the it. Davids Golf Club, ‘and m: he partial audit of the wecouats ‘Township Treasurer. wi illiam|" ‘awford and Sec ‘y ‘Thos. Chaat, finding them correct, every detail, Upon the advi ‘ice_of their solie- jor, tthe Commissioners of Lower etion Township have deter- ined to follow the lead of the dnor Township Commissioners the m: ydrants.and v One by one they ure returning Chu ste at seal winter |* sag own ets aes “fia ‘seine. own are, re hers same card with | * an in the purchase of War 40 THE SUBURBAN WAYNE WAYNE, PA., FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1919. TIMES EDITION ¢ 2 Ged armistice had. a yle ler. go cea: on a eli WHE Feed slung, TISE, is one in which the merchant himself has implicit faith—else he will not ad- vertise if, You are safe in patron- ‘izing the merchants whose ads appear in THE SUBURBAN. FIVE CENTS A COPY MEN'S CLUB MEETING | Major Pugh Tells of His Experiences In France. RADNOR FIRE COMPANY Heard More Suggestions: About New ie fo omy the Nees W ective Assoviation, Ed- ward wy Mace cil ‘oveared rae th nesday night were di appointed ecanse at theta st mi t Judge Isaae John-|ps com petted fe. send a’ mes. on account of illness he ae i she unable to} with, and another whistle with a sent ing | more ccuphonious tone substi- tut Hed th erelor, He said ‘that there mplaints from resi- ides who save ‘al children that ‘sy the . present rthly sour ning ere | siren Mhistle, blowing in the « speaker ‘being Major Marshall R.|hours of the fie ht, frig tens the cently returned from the| little ones so hat for the balance nein France. Major Pehl of the night these is little rest for e{ did make a speech, either children or parent ir. talked to the club members and ell also inggested that the their guests who were present townshi In fire zones hen he was introduced by Pres-|4"d @ signal syste in be ; wae Charles C. Shoemaker welt! that by the number of toots of the audience rose and | gave, the Major three hearty ¢ be- suggestion thatthe present alarm he Jone away Max) wile residents | could know just wher h Bae practic cally guarantee tat “he cost of installing the new system ould be raised, and would be glad to g0 into the matter with the ‘company. who went over- . Engineers, and] was later’ transferred to the 116th, told of | his experiences in bul ding e railways and o! ea se gauze ys and off" Followed quite’an animated dis- carried ‘mmunion “and supplies| cussion, participa ated in by a number right up to the front lines. He|of the active mem con passe i shely over the many|Pany, who. were yn rently not arrow escapes he an the mem mutch in favor of the plan, Filly hi nd mi ittee consisting hate. He ‘spoke of one sect must ha eet Wallace, Adelberger and Ke ely the road in the Tout sector, a most| Were appoint ted to consult with Mr. important point, known as “Dead faxwell in the matter. . an’s Cutve,” against which the| President J. D. Lengel presided enemy © seem to have especial] at the meeting, and in the absence ae an i of Secretary Charles E. Clark W. Canizares was called upon to act as Secretary pro tem, The other members present were: Chief Frank Adelberger, “former Chiefs Charles Young, Jr, a4 ose Lentz, Austin J. H. eriel ck R. Wallace, Tharvey Hale, Harry Barrett, man mind he said that or days, regularly at 10 o'clock in. the morning iombarimen ne of this point would start, and continu we until 11 o'¢ clock, “when th firing ge ° ack, Ered. would cease.” His men would just anit ork at fe mo of ten Canizares, Hunter Wolfe, inaward . G. Fritz, George Constable, Otis _nfaior Pugh spoke in highest] Hunsickere Clarence Gilpin, John of the work of the American] M. Gallagher, Howard Pennell, soies in all branches of the| John Diver, Treasurer Charles R. ice. But especially to the in- eaean Richard Leary and Irvin iantey ‘and artillery units, he sea fighting men, he gave the highest Rentz. The report of Treasurer Ken- modic cum . of praise.. He told of the uedy showed a balance on hand of men e batteries who were| $284. in current funds, and in contin cn en ice for three} $72.5 , sleeping in their oisthes at their guns, , ready for stant work, e American naval gins were the large of al action, but the -batteries mostly French ordnance, He g in| they had given same William Wright, of the Commie tee on Finan . re ve Continued on Third Page. (Continued on Second Page) he | \ Bi When he re-| dishes. “T,” Suburban turns to’ this country Tis former | 0 office, Wayne, Pa. | position .will be open to him, —_ : FOR SALE _ ANNOUNCEMENT. wood. Fine split chest- Con in now daily, ant, also kindling wood, stov ve ‘resh reas: sausaye and Xerapple length. App! -lat lowest possible prices. avi entie, Phone. n o wa stor KNITTING? - A Cross order, “Atten- eles!” doesnot ap- LIEUT. BATEMAN ALIVE Word macied by Parent Tat He in Fra The shat cr gloom ‘that has the Navy Lea hung ‘the home of Mr. a a the Women” me stop knitting d ‘ii jateman, our poor sailor boys going Wayne avenue, for fo this winter? month cd ast t * ‘lay on outgoing and homeward- aiernon, € ea. bound transports oil tankers and sion for great rejuicing, already encout- As stated in Tat week's “ ‘Sub- ‘ith snow and urban” Mer, pnt an oa ant 's, many of them reecived word 3D. ay four boys, need warm knitted gar- from the ‘America an wed “Crome in them from ‘the erland that their so William Bateman, had Seen Kall nd word had come from dif ferent sources Dat ane. tot 1 here for many a one hoys coming out pital is S also need of garments and fro . outeof- the ‘owas comer of France has come an appeal from 200 avia- ec tha: tor: lived, for the Gov erni aan ve not 5 {notified her of his i The Radnor Branch of the Navy deat Last Friday. afternoon a’ tele- Leagu ent in this community. ‘fo. aeain “take up their gram came from the Adjutant| knitting needles and woot will be General in Washington notify- | furnishes for garments re ing aS. Batemans that -her -son| turned ‘e the Navy League head- bad cated in a German| quarters in Wayne camp a and ws ew in.a base hos- pital in Frat _ Although many: reports have ome from reliable people, it is trang that there have been Cap. gore Also the wool, wl whit ich a su- perior quality, will be sold t to any- one for personal use at a cost of 90 cents per Further infopnitiog and wool can be obtained from the the che 8 same character, head- who was in e ie Navy in G. W. Childs etter criving Library Bailing, "Wayne. Open quarters of the Radnor Branch of’ of Radnor They are David, graph Battalion, who has been in and ohn, of the sin Field Signal Battalion, who wen tm ares Above are the two sons of Mr. and Mrs. John Mac Ronald. of Company D, 406th Tele France since ateust, 1917, abroad gat the front. . had been un-| every mornin, find out “thing as to "This Radnor Branch has recently Mhereabouts of Lieutenant] adopted two little French orphans, was still searching] Henri and George Breton, aged re- par hot Nintil he had definite news, spective gand 11 years. They are would he write Mrs, Bateman, for] sons ve a 8 seafaring man "from ‘brit ¢ still had ‘hopes of ieeaung the tany, where there is great poverty me Young boy or girl wanted every 1g evening Sater 5 o'clock, to assist the hospital in which Lieutenant | with waiting on table and to wash ateman is a patient pply Joseph ply peonard Kaito, Berwyn Pa. North Aberdeen at Gillin, grocer, eh WANTED, Exp ber maid and waitress ieanits). would like posi- (owe O.|tions, Best of reference given by|" NEW TELEPHONE RATES Material Increase After January 21— Suggestion to the Company. A new schedule of telephone rates is announced Offic by the Pos mniseing and ‘need of help. e Department at Washing. Many of “hese reports may’ be in the Navy League urges|ton, which will become effectiv due to the fact that a off our women not to gorge their ob- {a minute after aiding on Jan- the Heutenant by the tame nate ligations to the seafaring men and luary distance rates| i ad been killed in France.” This] the need to still ave been reduced, but so far as T [vores man's home was‘in Eng-|" exypt KNIT! KNIT! _ |this locality is concerned. it seems land. f Hl. K. Mulford by whom Liew: as if we were in for a 100 per cent tenant Bateman was employed when Nree ‘The present rate of a call to en Philadelphia is ao cents. the new ched a cents will sed, which brings the call under the 0 pera- tion of the war tax, for whieh 5 added. Thus he city which ost s will be at 220 cents after the 21st ime t is suggested by one of our business men the telephone mpany, which ax. 4 cents per cal in the districts affected by the order This would mean a great saving to the system, and would not materially de the pai crease the vmyenue © any.” The and surely Nrould great s and not unlikely to the benefit the company. For, it t the m sers will do considerably more writing than at presen! War Savings Stamps for issue, and_v min Franklin, ings Stamps ficate, and will not be r The new War Sav c 8 Dr. Janet N. Penrose, osteopath, will be her office, treatment by appointment. to Wa + Walnut 2634. Subscribe for The Suburban. « users of the atisfaction of the pakone of is certain 112 West Ise3t8 oF phone present employer, Phone Wayne Wayne 302 W. 745, : regarding the ats ago last Monday, Lincoln, Mathues, long wri uted vot Del t hi ot Seem arty and) i a Mathes, Ww him, was on ‘We are in receipt tof a bright tle, paper published weekly. at General resnil e N, GREAT VALLEY MILLS whe, Undemineralized Flours and Meals _ Milled by the Old-fashioned Water-ground Buhr-Stone Process You can order ry mail, or call with your car and fill your requirements direct at the mill, -* GREAT VALLEY MILLS, Paoli, Pa. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Fane Roasting, Stewing and Broiling Chickens; also Turkeys, Ducks, Guineas and Squ: A full line of choice City-Dressed Bec Ea, Mutton, Veal and Pork. Also headavarvers for Sausage and Scr ¢ line of Fresh Vegetables viet trom the South: Florida Lettuce, string B 1s, Brussels Sprouts, Egg Plants, Summer Squash and all other vests oii Prices, reasonable, Fres! and Oysters for Friday's and Saturday's market, "forget we handle all kinds of Foreign and Domestic Fruits, which consist of Oranges, Apples, Bananas, Grape Fruits and all other fruits obtain- able, Fancy and Staple Groceries. Coffees and Teas a specialty. ‘lease give us your Saturday's luncheon order Friday. One free delivery daily. its ite s “csizaes, of Wayne, is e of the “comps in the shop, : i very _ up-to-date titiment shington, e the old tom of the appointment, of mili- een in active service jt Senator Sproul ais nm with fri riends r 10 hold the mat Should the military authorities at |’ ASBESTOS Saves Coal Saves Heat Have your heater and pipes covered with AS- BESTOS and thus do your part to save FUEL Estimates Furnished ' NORRISTOWN MAGNESIA & ASBESTOS C0. . Factory and Office, NORRISTOWN, PA. Bell Phones Wayne 165 Norristown 1620 Keystone Norristown 1 Our aim is to please you. Two ’Phones. - . - IRA V, HALE Coal Coal Coall® “ We are ting hard to get ion for baer and every cus- tomer, te ‘wil tl time, but we ‘cep the Home Fires Burning.” Noster should ber laced NOW for wood for open grates. - We have the-very choicest cracked corn for chickens, STORAGE, PACKING, SHIPPING, HAULING | The Goods in Philadelph “Phone Locust 1470, j lan appears ici will be blue and slightly smaller rithan the 1918 i 5| ornamented by a portrait of Beni in Frat will be pasted on a new leem- Sbte when pasted on a 1918 ‘certifi e. old reliable Fireproof Warehouse for Household We move cools cnywere within 500 miles of Phila- oe by large Auto Trucks, Quickest, safest and cheap- I, WALTER CONNER & CO. Telephone 5 Wayne, Penna. COAL FEED HEATERS, RANGES ‘overnment at Washington. rgument for prohibi-| hn is found “right here in this inty in the action of the County regar re Iding of a new jail. It is inti- hat the. county authori- Ite iger jail and ¢ p could easily be altered, reno- fed and madé to meet the neces- oo Rand well prisoners. tl Heaters If you occupy a house heated by a warm air furnace you are not getting your full value from coal consumed, unless you in some way relieve the house of cold air. The only and proper way is to return the cold air to fur- nace, which is on the “Pipeless Idea.” Any warm air furnace can be equipped inexpensively. > R. F. CASPER ~ Ranges Roofing Spouting Chimney Cleaning, Pointing, Repairing so Phone, ‘Wayne 361 M- LUMBER ROOFING, SPOUTING. EDGAR J ONES | CHIMNEY REPAIRING WAYNE, PENNA. R. F. ‘CASPER , Phone 361 M Wayne, Penn’a CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES HOLIDAY TABLE SUPPLIES Trimming and transplanting] of trees, all kinds of grading done by job or by the day, Rush bottoming of antique ec airs. All work guaranteed. Choice Pennsylvania Turkeys. Ducks, Chickens and Capo' inty went to Harrisburg on hnday to witness the open- of the Senate and House of | for the year 1919. fe new member from this dis- ct is Hon. William Cloud Alex- Her, of Media; Hon. Harry {:yburn and Hon. William - hoe € angers an the “hill”. Mr. Al ter is the baby member to be ~w. Kiated into the ways of legista: » dayhe etiquette, and a number of trea, friends were on hand to see; ROBERT J. MORRISON Carpenter and Builder Designers and Builders of Garden Furniture, Flower Boxes, Pergolas, Cabinets, Cedar Chests, Book “Cases and Fine Cabinet Work. © 1 \ Estimates and designs submitted free of charge. to friends were d start. Call Wayne 202 M or Paoli 205 W. Suburban Hedge Planting and Trimming Company. Choicest Beef, Lamb and Pork. Nicholas D'A on Oranges, and Grape! 5 Fritz Street ‘tonio, Mgr. WAYNE, PA. Grapes Tangerines, Bananas. Cape Cod Cranberries. Plum Pudding, Fig Pudding. Atmore’s Mince Meat Canned Vegetables mad Fruits. Two good, Chase & Sanborn’s Coffees, Chi work horses. IC ase & Sanborn’s Teas. FOR SALE Serviceable _ WE SPECIALIZE ~ IN PROMPTNESS When you want new plumbing or repair’ work done, the chances are, nine times out of ten, that you want it done in a hurry. Leaky pipes, clogged drains, etc., usually need prompt attention. come in, . We do our work without delay and do it thoroughly at a reasonable price. If you want anything in the plumbing or heating line, call us and be sure of receiving entire | satisfaction both in work and charges. : That’s where we Phone, Wayne 165 \ . franco-American Soups. HB. LIENHARDIY A’ ANC Cement Wayne Plumbing and Heating Co., Inc. “Night Phone, Wayne 395 R WAYNE, PENNA.

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