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Full Title	The Suburban (Wayne Times Edition), v. 34, no. 21, January 17, 1919.
Date Added	25 September 2020
Format	Newspaper
Language	English
Publish Date	1919-01-17
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 E IMPORTANT . LEPHONE NUMBERS in Office jouse . Headquarters, .. |BURBAN THE ADVERTISED ARTICLE ’ is one in which the merchant himself has implicit faith—else he will not ad- vertise it. You are safe in patron- izing the merchants whose ads appear in THE SUBURBAN, VOL. XXIV No. 21 WAYNE, PA., UARY 17, 1919. , FRIDAY, JA! FIVE CENTS A COPY HERE AND HEREABOUTS - | Skating. : ‘The kids who got skates for . . Christmas have been ha apps. : the boys and girls nat “hon were remem wi ith leds. Each th y glance mournfully Z at the heavens ‘ant sigh h Ti © She—“Am I the first girl. you ever hissed? Teo ‘osh, no! ' W: in France. the day’, the ce ne signed?” large number from Radnor hip ‘vill accompany the Wil- fam C. Sproul Club to Harrisburg on January 21 and take part in th inauguration of ow Governor. t the rate the "States are rat- the dry amendment, it very’ have th on rum on the hip. And it might be remarked that on the hip ill be the only place her oresaid may be found after the amendment goes into effect. Joseph M, Fronefield has sold the League bowling ston will end next Wedte sday latter’s - alleys. Men's Club will bow! against Bryn .Mawr Firemen at Bry: ¢ Lower Merion ‘high ‘School Alumni Association has started a fund for the erection of a memorial dat the high “ower Mer: ion students who mae the Supreme sserics i in the gre the puplic sco in 5 Raor tomas Begin the morning sessions at while includes tl the Wenge and primary grades, and parents are requested by Su- perintendent Rowland. to observe this potice, as there has been much | f ines in some of the lower des.. There will be a mobilization of Company "B, Home Defense Police of Radnor ‘Township, in the Radnor High ‘Schoo! Gymnasium, Wayne the following | da lates at January 20 and 27, retreat) : a “Captain. Tru Radnor, is comeing’ otkeer of the < organiza ‘ion. C. Fox, formerly at Ww Vetting: Co., ton Sear: after February 1, be sited with Lieut. Norman J. Cou car Club will roll Racor een be Wayne] tf TOWNSHIP COMMISSION Accept Resignato mn of ind Ai eaen suit Considering th School Buitdi at the neces Col. dopt Resolution The High Nk ive special meeting of the to the fact of Boon! of Con Rad- nor Township, held ‘Mo day, Jan-| che erection of a new building in wary. 3, 19195, ¢ pitrpose of furare members of the considering * esehaton of owship Board of Edu- Colonel Wists Henry regular meet- c vat the to i Township Commissior omer, cages with seep regret the rece Sas Sion, tant sires words of the next ion of architects and others who have been consulted, to building commensurate with the needs ‘of the disttiet and ‘which Wd be. to township. - Suc ing, with ie spain and facltice & meet school needs of the district for Re it further reso nived, That the ears to come, with an auditorivin meni "he Tnurd extent "to [large enough fo accommodat youn ce ‘rt cne_ |e eratherings, iin Contemplation ants and in ite af. | by the board. rey cootinve for many sears | Such a plan involving an expe : : diture of probably $250,000 and the Following the Passage of the] consequent increase in ‘he | tax rate solution an ordinance appropriat- | of at least two mills, is of such vital 16,500 for gsner expenses of 5 Pa nd to con ze z ee Fi S £8 ae & 3 & Z 2S g 2 pears elsewhere in thi amounts specifics ay “appropriated oin} iard have two lan were as follow under consideration, each of For construction anc nte- [has’ its advanta tages, "and, naturall nance of hig ways and prainte- disadvantages, Citizens, generally, 3 for e, $3000; for ad. are interested in this “question, and istration Popes “] miscellaneous expense: joard of Health, $500. of the township and them frankly a and fully the situae tion, as did the Board of Township Are you thinking about the Fifth y- £ Commissioners in the materof fire Liberty Loan?. There will be a Bit Lon you know, and with a[PFotection. hanges those who formed the President Par! arke Schoch pre- ew cl ho: organization thee made the Fourth |s Li will be called upon to carry “the Fi ‘th oan to victory. What are’ you thi What are a, plans? w hat i is your idea ibbs spec ‘ou pemember 8 well sso Dis Sat ‘nae mieocke Sia vt the {arift tri ict Sierintnten tat it is a “local Lindsay Rowland and eines m of raising the billions our uel, ‘Kernen Satchel and oydney Gover nt requires for its ex-|V- Rowlan: ragetinary undertakings. ounty, every d that lowing resolution was unanimously | been considering the umatter from Wood. ie had wondered wheth-]ietokens a. very promising. seasun adopted and the sereta all angles, looking toward what|er with the various civie problems] Basket far a sti. spo “n str acted &. formar a copy Wy thereof for the Best jinterests of facing the comm the water Rew is year the a n new * . to Coto the taxpayers who have t0 foot the question, the remostal of ashes and candidate on Knew any: Wm, Henry [bill garbag eo Pit would not thing about the sae whe € af , ve yeared for practice. raining sr Beate |The purchase or condensation fe better to have af borough form] peared for practice. “The training ‘coer ground ‘or, this. purpose silat government {which could’ Tite, and it has just been a case of Ther artaree, the first factor the members handle. al ‘hese (qnpstions woutd] wable, and it has just been a case of funer, seconded. by Ste hav nsider |it ss expepsive for resi-] HNMNS | nae needed in basket- Wet, ta the Tome acknowl. | \Vithout greatly encroaching upon [dent anc ag bas ball ad already Deen obtained in erect albe Radnor {i: .|Holmes, Richard §. . McKinley, J.lauditorium during the morning as- M. Dick ie, Fred. dcliffe and] sembly. The principal of the school John L. ~ |takes this opportunity to recognize Print Clerk hive ‘Totgl "RADNOR HIGH SCHOOL Basketbal in Full Seing—Class womecate Awarded etball season mbers Discuss Vari- Jjonthly Meeting. ‘The question of having Wayne ihe and St. Davids itfeorporated a borough, which h fs been agitated, off a infor twenty years, was brought ap a at the meeting of the|s Wayne Pul on Tuesday opened and cleverness displayed by member of Radnor's team in e cert tainly n ety tio Augustus L Oaite a little dischission follow- - Jed Mr Wood's renfarks, but the ons of opinicfn seemed to) that it was better to leave well enegh alone: a8 Dr. ‘Smedley pu it: “A township of the first class the earlier season’s sport. schedule of the season has stready been pubise ed, Th tletie Council class numerals to yrs he reas toe 0 had fought Je entire football sea- s loyal and faithful service, itt but who had not fully qualified for presiding there was 4 goodly at- eo "Re” C ned sendanee of members! a5 foll les D. Sree, Wil son, 293 LM fargerum, “Dr. WEG. W. Amt Pytvost,) Wet thony, Louis Jaquette Pi inner, ree! ters, Esq. Herbert G Tull. Angustas Cri I. Wood, Howard ‘T. William HL. Stone, John Thumnen awarding of “R's.” N an P. Coudert,| A.A. TH. © football coach, presente och Canizares, Herbert Pip pripton, Ar ue the boys with ¢ bert x Walter, ir thir. 1.| ther re called etzel, “Whetstone, Cri : bs formality was owed % on the occasion as for the uel P, Gardner and Joseph M. Gardner, sons of Mr. tre “Samuel Gardner, of Mt. Pleasant. Samuel is in the i 9, ~ Camp ‘Gacenh Joseph M. Gardner trained at Camp Meade, where he was put in the 312th Ma achine Gun Battalion, and sent to France early in July. He e service until stricken with pneumonia, from which he “Ged in the fall. Treasu ‘Star tgerusa submit-)and commend the untiring and un- t elfis a the opraining a a splendid record while handicapped by’ many difficulties. adnor High School, through its class + Fepresentatives, several the inspiring aire of Me Parke Schoch, ie ad this Christmas with splendid glopation of toys, stuffs and clot othing a and with cash to Cash Balance on Hand. gj the Saoant of over $35.00. This ‘The of W.D.B submitted ‘for miners and custom a the ‘on motion, the Secretary structed to cast 8 ey for hus things to cherish and to continue. election. . The. resignatio and the school feels gratified that fT. Beale was accep ted. the response this year was th “finest ever. Mr., Pal Chairman n of Co mittee on Public Works, vert Every city an town hes its allotment» and the grand total fs but the sum of indi ,| vidual effort Workman's Compensation Insur- Continued on Second Page Ya church p hospital i in Anking, a wal pM lin St. Mary’s Parish House,a sale! bama. \ McCLOSKEY—ELDER On Saturday, January 11, at o'clock noon, the w Woman's Avritiary of St. Mary's ird 2 all day hceting of the Woman s Auxiliary will be eld in tena J wer ted his quarterly repr as fol-|selfish service of the coach of the 1 Miss tows ott team snd member of the) Me Parl Howe, on Monday ee ice dealer of Nits Lee faculty, Mr. Douthett. The season }{, ining ne pe ig Swill Work ce consists of Hospital ‘Shirts for|¢ Elder, was iz a ny the tne of Nr. Bis shop R “1 von St and M ond “The bride was atenl by Miss Dorothy Bad- the ee ‘the need|ger as mt honor, wile Mr. for sewing machines is felt. If Sse] a brother of the is anyone who bas a machine which bride, ould be loaned for this: work it sould we greatly appreciated. . con will be served at 12. 3°. who ex) pect he stay lnsheon nase Yt = care + Mrs. ALK Uigets? Sat turday morning, January |W! 23, at 11 otlod ck, there will be hel i and pajamas for U dall Hospital, Land: nor Presbyterian rch, a br ‘ast was served oO “the immediate members of the familie at pies, [is stationed pro- WANTED » Lady desires sewing. Will go out by the day. Phone Wayne 358 J. ‘of the Woman's Auxiliary. a number of Seomplatl om (Continued_on Seeand Pee) _--About. 1000 bundles of com fod RH. Johnson Co, Wayne, te tton goods, with offices in “the Dees Building. the meeting of the Wayne - public Safe Association, on "Tuesday evening, “John ‘Turner was showing some of the mem- bers glass disks asks,” of which his. ‘em rae £000, 000, The glass tere that it can be shit's smal “iy a hammer “without breaking ie nate, stated mecting | nor, Towns! Tealth was held on Wednesday rhen routine s ted. There we of the ari GREAT VALLEY MILLS Whole, Undemineralized Flours and Meals Milled by the Old-fashioned Water-grovad Buhr-Stone Process You can order by mail, or call with your car and fill your requirements direct at the mill, GREAT VALLEY MILLS, Paoli, Pa. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Hamburg steak, ground in: electric cutter, 40c. per Fancy capon chickens, 5c Pet pound; also roasting stewing and broiling chickens fresh dale Legs of so1 Ends of ham, good for b and salt meats of the best qual Some nice turkeys, also a puiaeas and fish, halibut, cod, smelts and other for Faday'e market i. VEGETABLES. A well-selected and large vatiety of vegetables obtainable at this time of year right from the sunny South, such as string beans, radishes, spinach, sweet potatoes, also new potatoes By se are just a few of the many we will have. th down yearlirtg from 9 to 12 pounds each, 38c per p ing, 28, per er pound. All other kinds of | fresh cit ics for Saturday's market. small frying fish; also oysters 't forget our ment. A full line of canned vegetables and fruits fresh packed last Ta ho old stock. Bottled goods, cereals; lated sugar, 10%¢ per pound; also coffees and teas a specialty. Call and look over! our frust department. We surely have something in this line that will please you. | ’s luncheon order Friday that it may be de- Hygie . Licnhardt and Health Officer ie ~ C Conkle. Friday evening, February 14, has been see as the date for the an- picture benefit for the Athletic Association ral Radnor it lected as has not been sel will not be two cor onflicting entertain- ments on the same ev! The system of semi a Pro: _ rations on first grat of Way and Rosemont sea » schools wil Fe Any 3 3 es 8 2 g principal ' of 01 Children between the ages of 4 vn will be admitted to the kin- dergarten schools. “op ST. DAVID’S CHURCH The congregation of 3 David's churel Sunday School in Devon. The ‘rooms which were formerly used for 1 estate ices by ellon => Rogers, have been kindly loaned by © ©.L, Lehman, the own h operty, to the properss will also be sed by the Woman's Auxiliary and . Dorcas Society for fhe meetings. anc to the hour of meeti other pl published fats . day and Friday. ? treatment by appointa’grt. "Phone _te Wa ‘ayne 80 or Walnt, j 2634. ‘NORRISTOWN MAGNESIA & ASBESTOS CO. __ ASBESTOS Saves Coal Saves Heat Have your heater and pipes covered with AS- BESTOS and thus do your part to save FUEL Estimates Furnished * Factory and Office, NORRISTOWN, PA. Bell whores ~ Keyston Wayne 165 - “Norristown 1 . Norristown 1620 ° Goods delivered at your ve door: Two phones. X IRA VY. HALE Coal | Coal ‘Coal WE are trying hard t0 get coal for cach and every eus- tomer, It will take time, but we expect to “Keep the Home Burning.” Orders should be placed NOW for wood for open grate. ia e have the hery choicest cracked corn for chickens. I. WALTER CONNER & CO. . Telephone 5- =| 8 Wayne, Penna. COAL LUMBER . FEED ~ STORAGE, PACKING, SHIPPING, HAULING The old reliable Fireproof Warehouse for Household Goods in Philadelphia. e goods anywhere within 500 miles of Phila- deh by large Auto Trucks. Quickest, safest and cheap- “Phone Locust 1470, WE _ SPECIALIZE IN PROMPTNESS HEATERS, RANGES 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 : Heaters Ranges Roofing ROOFING, eran IMNEY REPAL R. F. CASPER Phone 361 Wayne, Penn's Wm. J. FERGUSON || Electrical Contractor 128 Conestoga Rd. YN: Phone, Wage no [ [EDGAR JONES WAYNE, PENNA. CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES Bell All work guarantee: ,;Chimney Cleaning, Pointing, Repairing Phone, Wayne 361M , . RUBBER FOOTWEAR - HOLIDAY TABLE SUPPLIES Rubbers and Arctics for Men Cc Choice Pennsylvania Turkeys. ROBERT J. MORRISON Carpenter. and ‘Builder Designers and Builders of Garden Furniture, Flower Boxes, Pergolas, Cabinets, Cedar Chests, Book Cases and Fine Cabinet Work. Estimates and designs submitted free of charge. © Women . and children: “Storm}| Ducks, Chickens and ns, Alaskas for Men omen Choicest Beef, Lamb and Pork. Rubber Boots for Men and Bow || Florida Oranges, and’ Grape! t GEORGE W. stmM§, 227 E, Lancaster Avenu Wayne, Pa. | { ean apes, Tongerines, | Bananas Cape Cod Cranbe: Plum Pudding, Fig ‘Pudding. Atmore's Mince Meat. Canned Vegetables and Fruits. Chase & Sanborn’s Coffees. FOR SALE . 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 That’s where we 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 need prompt attention. satisfaction both in work and charges. Wayne Plumbing and Heating Co., Inc. Phone, Wayne 165 Night Phone, Wayne 395 R WAYNE, PENNA. Two good, Serviceatil . Two good, ; i © \i chase & Sanborn’s Teas .| work horses, 1 Franco-American Soups. Call Wayne 202 M-or Paoli 205 W. he Ny 1B, LIPSHAPDT: Phones 6 & 14 2 Ry TAN ri

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