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Full Title	The Suburban (Wayne Times Edition), v. 34, no. 22, January 24, 1919.
Date Added	25 September 2020
Format	Newspaper
Language	English
Publish Date	1919-01-24
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 - iy. nie 2 1 da idnott pot >! ' nation certi IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NE NUMBERS THE SUBURBA WAYNE TIMES EDITION . THE ADVERTISED ARTICLE is one in which the merchant himself has implicit faith—relse he will not ah 2 i * vertise sit, You are safe in “patror izing the merchants whose ads appear in THE SUBURBAN, VOL, XXIV No. 22 HERE AND HEREABCUTS It’s Governor Sproul now. A nan who will give the people a square deal A large crowd Fo this towns! and county was on hand queen’ to see the i inauguratio mn. ‘The new telephone tol rates went into effect nes Wayne's rate tw Php is now Xe , instead o will the public have to pay ? ‘Goverame nt says yesi ; Public ~NEW COMMISSIONER THE RED CROSS Interesting Reports Heard at t Month ly Me eting Last Mond: Thomas w. aime Appointed to Suc- ceed Col. Wm. Henry Sayen. oat Money he Court at Media appointed. "Thomas Ww. ha Ime as a wember o the Radnor Township tt While the reports of the Wayne Branch tor this past month neces- riy showed the elect ofthe hol Commissioners to the |e : end ue! vacancy y the resignation {amount of ‘illnes com- of Colonel Willing Henry Sayen. |ununity, the monthly wmeaing of the As a member of the Wayne Pub-jBranch held at the headquarters lic Sa Safety Association, Mr. “tu Ime last Monday morning was Tong taken an a [ihe spirit that has kept | Branch always alert ar service, tha Tannin THE WAR Many Main Line Officers Being Mus ted eo sr nk =a moma tudent Loses Life Former U. 2 of P. Every day brings more Sand more Ont etuned men, Families are getting delightful surprises, in the form of ~ Lienten: Smith, of the his life Janwary 7 by be overboard from the desta Yar- ma in foreign water: 1, _announ neing the e war. -In som elegram testh, was received Friday from the|they have recs vive theig Turlough Navy Department by shi. father, orders so qui have not ith, of Strafford, an|had time to connate ‘with hei fu mies and arrive una rh § rvice C Ss In matters of eat rates, sew- ade its name synonymous re stated that the Hieu- me-of the stlcere “who hoe ervice Commission say: rage rates, telephone tolls, etc., his |with efficient work, promptly done. |tenant was lost in a storm, and ina- bea mustered out of the service a the meantime Teter “heals counsel has been sought, and largely |Mrs. William Henry” Brooks, in [bility to abtain further particulars| are Major Archibald Barklie, of Jn rocured at this office through his efforts equitable adjust: lopening the monthly meeting on |has added to the grief of the fam- ‘olonel Robert rom and at low rates. ments have been made. . |Monday, once more emphasized the ily. ‘The Smiths are living at the ssan, . E.Trout has sold for Fred-{ . Mv. Hulme is general real estate | fae t that this is not. the time to tal Dengue Apartments, 1431 Walnut Ror; Major Marshall R. Pugh, 1. Wendell the residence agent ef the Pennsylvania Railroad. things easily, and t back to the street, having closed for the winter of Wayne ; Ensign William A, Ro- comer of Orchard Way . and {Under his supervision was bast the | leisurely program which we enjoyed |their country home, "“Sherratten, Ha, of Stra Hietenant John , He mty NG |ereat. Penn a Hotel in New| before there was any thought of lat Strafford. i Forsyth Megs, 2 oa of Ithan; Lieu- York, the largest’ iostehy "in the| War. e are many who seem] The Yarnall was one of the con-|tenant F.C. Roberts, of Haverford; to feel that the war is over ant he Sunday morning parade of femiaine | lovelne nara s from a neigh-|* boring’ village See continue in Wayne, several, of our young m ion very likely to change thelr 1 re- A fuarthe + extension of time with- in which 1918 motor vehicle license authorities throughout the Febru: This has been the mildest Jan- wary on record nian tecerting |C tudy igiusly each ie tnd which bas pot failed so far this month, the end of jamany is due for zero ser ure, ire than enough States have ‘aly ratifi pu nto, effect, but the country ea go “bone ary" m July 1, under war measure ate tase year. State to recognize 1or8 tags until & wary 1. wor! rid, the for ral opening of which will take plac n January 30, He airman of the Valua~ sion of the Pehnsyl- wonder what work, ‘if any, the Red Cross will find to Asa mater of fact th ere was ever so much work for the Red Cross or so igreat a need for helping hands; the war is ‘and a {Not over—an armistice has be mennber of the Delta Phi fraternity, seve ‘and wwe are hoping for a tas Mr. ime is a vital on in Uni-}g peace ni meantime the versity-affairs, being no ident | 2 in France de- |i of the General Alamni ‘A stociation, mand the quickest flleviation ‘that it which pas much to do with the wel: [is within 0 ae fe was cap- | drer ‘ootball team for. two | OF eisa member of the Union | Fe" cage and of the Merion Cricket wt . faalate of the University of Pennsylvania, Class of 18 “Mts. Hulme will bring to. the|P ‘dnee mak. Board of, Commissioners ripe ex te ‘ins beng ee Ne ec cecnt perience in civic affairs, and_ the ing C Pee ‘congratulated | uit the thoughe ‘of these forlorn lit- mer, Strafford, Pa. Continued on Third Page. voys of the George Washington, the liner that carried President Wit w da yas buffeted by a st the Portugal port, and his son was drowned Of the coast of Spain Picutenant ah 5 yeas tk, have also returne He old. ‘aiduated ‘fon the|, Major John R. Valentine ex- Universi of Bemstvania in 1914, pects to be anustered. out | the having been editor of The Pennsyl- {end of this en Mrs. vania, and a Mask and Wig Valentine . and “himset rill 0 iB] Ay fore this country € fenter-| South for eel Mr: ed the war, he joined the Naval Re- Channing Daniel, wlio will ‘bela - |serves ani n war was declared, (member as Miss Katherine served as a machinists’ mate { Wayne, has hed a eable on submarine pe in the Delaware from her husband, tewerant Dan community i © be upon having a man ot his ability tle. children deprived of cxerything River an ‘e was later com-fiel, stating that the wa: wiling to serve them. and looking to the Red Cro missioned an ensign and assigned home. Ticutenant WW. Kemble Yar- - relief, is surely as = competing Ss the to the lstoyer Rowan for over-|row, of Strafford, who has been in ight of the ded. sea the ‘service for 22 months, is ex- . ACE. WANTED. ‘Far the benett of those who may ‘he Ieave when the pected to arrive any day.’ Major « s € was home on leave when the 4 y an tala, well Pua ave, amderstoo der {0 armistice was signed, but later was Anthony Geyelin fevved at his as gardener and for all-ro op kni nay be mentione | hone in Villanova last we rk. Address. Mrs. J. Cre stop nay assigned to-the destroyer Yarnall. " ‘wo promotions had advanced him. to the rank: of Tiewtenant, senior grade. r9r7 Overland, Thritt, touring “the big motor trucks that now ply through town and ‘cout try on crack gs from somewhere New. Jersey itadelphi without "cracking a single shell - A county, agent asks that appeal: back-yard gardens be directed to farmers father ‘th han to town dwell- s that the city folk are “150 grate s of e e couiitry man} of the f me nave refused to be bothered “vith garden of the public schools ar GREAT VALLEY MILLS ‘| Whole, Undemineralized Flours and Meals wy painted first-class the ¢ be Suburban office, Wayne. Ludlow Ogaden Smith, a brother, naval aviation school, Benstcol “pla. when the armistice yas signed, and now is a member o e Junior Class of the University ania; Lawrence Meri lith Cs Sinith, another brother, is attending Haverford College. - car WANTED Colored woman, with ad years old, desires positio ~ Child capable ol ‘ith various Ad- dees 1B ‘Suburban office a Subscribe for The (Suburban. Milled by the Old-fashioned Water-ground 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, Pa again reminded t the sess ssions begin at 8. Ag Bo ‘blocks vinluding th primary and kinderga rte grades, nts are Sean Xe that their children leave home early the appoi All new apis must present vacci- A a Sespeced ‘phone hnomber in our want “ads.” last week he inauguration of Governor witlam c Spront, on Tuesday, pa- with e Del : Saves Coat 1: aSBESTOS Saves Heat Have your heater and pipes covered with AS- BESTOS and thus do your part to save FUEL Estimates Furnished NORRISTOWN MAGNESIA & ASBESTOS CO. - Factory and Office, NORRISTOWN, PA. Bell Phones . Keysto ne ‘ayne 165 Norristown 1 Norristown 1620 Habre steal, ground in electric cutter, 40¢. pe Fancy capon chickens, 88¢ per pound; also rossting. stewing and broiling chickens. ‘fresh kill qf o south ‘down yearling from 8 to 12 pounds each, 38¢ per hham, good for boiling, 28¢ per pound. All other kinds we fresh and Balt meats of the et ality and city pri Some nice turkeys, also guineas and du ce ‘for Saturday's mark Fresh fish, halibut, ‘oa, Smelts and other small feying fish; also foystere for Friday's market. VEGETABLES, A well-selected and large variety of vegetables obtainable at this time of year right from the sunny South, such as string beans, radishes, spinach sweet Potatoes, also new potatoes, These are just a few of the many w have Dont forget our grocery department. A full Tine of canned vegetables and fruits fresh packed last fall; no old stock, Bottled goods, cereals; granulated sugar, 10/46 per pound; also coffees and an a specialty. and look over our fruit department. in we ‘ine that will please lease give us your Sal rary ’s luncheon order Friday that it may be de livered in plenty of tame to 9 im is to please all. Goods delivered at your door, We surely have something Two phones. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY re TO ALL. GOOD. CITIZENS: charities that its citizens now PI organization. Send in your check whether you are called on We appeal to one and a first, for their interest and co-operation, ‘and secondly, for their financial support. We quote a letter received with one of our early contri- butions. January 18th, 1919. J. S.C. Harvey, Treasurer, The Neighborhood League, ‘Wayni ar Si Your memorandum of January 1ith, with regard to Neighbor- hood League received. if would like to be put down as contrib- we hope to tolyear, "We would also be very glad to be included in any ai the League is doin ing if we can be, of any hel Yours very a J. 8. C. HARVEY, Treasurer, . Radnor, Pa. THE MEN’S CLUB OF WAYNE. mber of new acti the Junior metnbers have recently been organized, among them a class in athletics ‘at the High School mnasi UNION SERVICE Mr, Harry A, Windisch; of the American Baptist Publication So- , come: splendid mes- Stee Sunday evenings at eight o'clock, in p the Radnor Presbyte- rian Chur In thes Stays when our b are coming back fo us ther surely great cause vor rejoi icine land wors shi. Let “everyone feel weleo to join in P these union ervices, in which a feeling of|n rood fellowship always prevails {n addition to Windisel, Rev. P. E. Wilmot. Mi speak, ai this will be tl the last, service at which e will be present in Wa: "This will afford a fine opportu- nity for some of the boys to de- velop their muscles. v Il also be at the Club- house tournaments in bowling, bil liards, pool and the Hike, and sot interesting talks on business by old embers. “Ot course, only Club may enjoy every bo: members these privileges, but in Radnor’ township should be‘a member of the Club, good, strong, athletic man, young led at St. Davids. ald, to assist in directing, the Gerenio Di Ferdananduo, a track-! work at the gymnasium. ‘There man, Tong employed on the section must be in this community num of track near St. Davi of men, any one of whom might was struck by a tain and instantly give one night a week to this work Killed on Monday morning, January Who will volunteer? Di Ferd ananduo, who WANT! nd resided at ‘stator, ED a the, Rom and board in private fam- ring 2 te i's Sta by single man. Address E. urban “Oillice, Wayne. an ‘extra train Aare ait PP expectedly around the curve from ~ the oj opposite dircetion, and before a warning could be given, the unfor- funate man was caught under the wheel WANTED. | - N T want to purchase a Piano in good’ condition at a. reasonable price. Call Wayne 821 J. STORAGE, PACKING, SHIPPING, HAULING ‘4 rading laware county delegation, weve ong Toynshi Treasurer William Cras a, Secretary Thomas M Chaliant, Constable’ Jimmy Jame- son, Road Superintendent Hibberd Presi- the Board of Comi mamission= ers wit S, Elis was one of th paral 's aides, je young man has a in the extreme PIPELESS HEATERS WHY THE FAULTLESS. COMFORT SINGLE-REGISTER HEATER IS ECONOMICAL. _The air when heated is immediately vulized to the fullest extent, because there is no loss due to friction or to long-distance conducting pipes. All of the air passes instantly into the house after itis raised to the nee neces- sary tempera tial aving of fuel is inevitable for these reason: ‘he return air is NOT COLD and can therefore be much more a ‘ekg and seonomically re-heated to the necessary -R. F. CASPER * | | Heaters » Ranges Roofing Spouting . Chimney Cleaning, Pointing, Repairing Phone, Wayne 361 M TRA V. HALE ’ Barred Plymouth Rocks and DAY OLD White Leghorns. Ready for - lelivery March 1. Order 1 Ph Bi Mi CHICKS cart i one Bryn Mawr Joba Conger, Villanova, Pa, The old reliable Fireproof | Warehouse for Household Coal _Coal Coal We are trying hard to get coal for each and every cu rs fomer;, It will taks time, but we expect to “Keep the Hom Fires ? Orders should be placed NOW for wood or‘ epen grace ' fe have the very choicest cracked corn for chickens, -I.WALTER CONNER & CO. Goods in. P ve goods anywhere ‘within 500 miles of Phila- aephia “by large Auto Trucks. Quickest, safest and cheap- t wa! "Phone Locust 1470. WE SPECIALIZE duplication of expense, but dinged if, w suggest anything .ex- cept ‘nation ys f Association of Phila- clubs “comprising he golf seo ere-repe by delegs ids Chad will mote the Pater et Filius matches this The call a the treasurer of the Neighborhood League, ¢ elsewhere in this paper, for funds to p' for the next ‘year ente its work the League does is incalcu- Table, and every citizen should eicem # a privileg: " Telephone 5 n Z Wayne, Penna, COAL LUMBER FEED HEATERS, RANGES . . noone srovrie [EDGAR JONES R. F. CASPER) WAYNE, PENNA. Phone 361 M Wayne, Penn’a EVERY WOMAN WHO CAN SEW NEEDED AT ONCE To help make 35,000 Refugee Garments These garments will be rushed to the homeless sufferers of Belgium and Northern France. GARMENT COMPLETED IN JANUARY HAS TWICE THE RE- Ler VALUE OF A GARMENT NOT COMPLETED UNTIL NEXT MONTH.. SPEED WILL SAVE LIVES. “WAYNE BRANCH, American Red Cross to cy bute generously to Oh ening 120 West Lancaster Avenue Wm. J. FERGUSON Electrical Contractor 125 Conestoga Rd. WAYNE Bell Phone, Wayne 219 All work guaranteed CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES FOR SALE aa Two good, Serviceable . , First Quality Beef. work horses. Choice Young Pork. H. B. LIENHARDT Selected Winter Lamb. Chester County Veal. wanreD Sausage and Scrapple. Nut Margerine, 30e. Ib. Troco Nut Butter, 39¢, Ib. Churngold Oleo, 43c, Ib: Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, Chase and Sanborn’s Coffees, Chase and Sanborn’s Teas. Lady desires out by the day. 533, J. wing. Will go Phone Wayne ‘OR SALE Suitable for lown and gardens. Delivered and applied. Write oF hone, William H{ Deyle, Berwyn, Phadn & fe 1A 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, 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 satisfaction both in work and charges. Wayne Plumbing and Heating Co, Ine. Phone, Wayne 165 Night Phone, Wayne 395 R "FIVE CENTS A COPY WAYNE, PENNA. en ee le’ cobain y, (\ i i \ i . pene a tb 4

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