The Morning News from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 15

WILMINCTON MORN INC NEWS. WILMINGTON. DELAWARE. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28. 1936 in El PRESIDENT OF P.

R. R. COMMENDS EMPLOYES In acknowledgement of the local efforts of the employes of the Pennsylvania Railroad, which has kept Che railroad in continuous operation throughout the period of un PRINTING COMPANY LOCATES PLANT HERE The industrial department of the Chamber of Commerce announced yesterday the Stover Printing Company, large contract printers from Ithaca, New York, had located a plant in Wilmington. The company has secured on a long-time lease precedented snow, ice and cold which sWJ Leibowitz's spectacular bargains are the talk of the town everybody wonders how we can sell so many wanted things below actual wholesale cost! There's no mystery to it we buy out entire stocks of stores, mills, factories and jobbers for spot cash. If you've never been down to this mammoth store in the low rent district you don't know what you've been missing.

Come Saturday see for yourself how how much real money you can save here! the building at Third and Webb streets and will occupy about 3,000 square feet. Entirely new equip ment, including five automatic presses and type casting machines will be installed. The plant will be served by the railroad siding from the B. and O. Railroad.

A. B. Stover, president, states that the building will be repaired and remodeled. It is expected operations will start about April 15. An official of the Chamber of Commerce said: "We are pleased to welcome the Stover Printing Company to our community.

They are contract printers for some of the largest concerns in this country. Their local operations will employ 15 persons." gy A I marked this Winter, President M. W. Clement has addressed a letter of thanks to every employe. These letters will accompany the pay Checks for the last half of February, which will be delivered to all of the 100,000 workers on the railroad tomorrow, Mr.

Clement's letter says in part: "There is no previous record in Pennsylvania territory of so long a period of snow and sleet storms and successive waves of zero and subzero weather such as we have experienced since the last half of December. "Some idea of the severity of the weather conditions which the Pennsylvania Railroad organization has had to encounter may oe indicated by the fact that in the month of January alone it cost the Pennsylvania Railroad more than $1,000,000 extra to fight repeated snow and sleet storms and to overcome the effects of sub-zero weather. That this money was well spent is indicated by the results. Although this Winter has without precedent, our trains have been kept running and passengers and freight have been moved continuously everywhere on our lines. "Railroad transportation was the only transportation which continued to perform regardless of the weather.

Yes! BOUCLE KNITTING YARN Mohawk Pillow iy4 Ounce Hanks and 1 Ounce Balls The Same as Often Sold at 35c CASES 1S)cbe If Bps jaflol El Actually wiurth win A fwmsmmmmMm We bought the entire surplus stock of a famous maker that's why we can sell it for so little! Boucle yarn in lustrous, silky finish or delustered kind every color you want for making mart sweaters, dresses and suits! Hurry! HAD Genuine MOHAWK perfect quality and the label on each case. Size 42x36. THOMAS L. BRAND FOUND DEAD FROM SHOT WOUND The body of Thomas L. Brand, 25, of 1002 Adams street, was found in his room yesterday morning with a rifle bullet through the head, by his sister, Mrs.

Mary B. Dauphin, of 313 Woodlawn avenue. Dr. M. I.

Samuel pronounced him dead. Detectives Cash and McGranary said the young man had apparently sat on a chair, placed the rino between his feet and by using a rag with which to pull the trigger had fired the shot. Mrs. Dauphin told the detectives that she went to the house about 10 a. m.

and hearing moans at 10:30 went to the man's room where she found the body. Miss Sarah M. Brand, another sister, said that since the death of their father, Thomas L. Brand, a former employe of the Delaware Light and Power Company, the young man had been despondent. This and his inability to obtain employment is believed to have prompted him to commit suicide.

800-Yard Hanks! Crochet Knitting COTTONS You'll recognize this famous make for these big 800 yard hanks usually sell at 5 9c. Silky mercerized finish in white and all colors at only 400-Yard Balls! Crochet Knitting COTTONS Silky mercerized or dull finish for knitting or crochet work. White, natural and a dozen colors. Regular 25c ball. i Mattress Hj COVERS For all size beds and plenty of extra deep ones for "Beautyrest' and other inner spring mattresses.

Made of extra heavy unbleached sheeting slight mill runs. in If pumps oxfords I I PLS J(I STRAPS TIES 1 kWfj El Nfcv X.A An entire CViL 1 f1 XlX. stock of shoe JJ Wl store in Tf rl iilJ by city! Not Jfi 1J yt i only smart FgKnmaami 1 -TZionX Crochet 3c fln "iy- Steel or Bone. ISJ Kid and snedes fll in black or 25c Knitting fl fbC ril fV brown, satins Needles il 1 rehePrtooent lJ Wood or Bone. El Ysi- 'V I 50c Circular ft fc I El I Sa, SIZES Needles El UJ For Knitting Skirts El 'ZeS nduded jgHllgHgsWagssssasssssmassssSawamBsH El Aw ever one mav be correctly A 77 ro0u Lack Strength? 25c Fruit-of-Looni CHAIRMAN OF V.

F. W. POPPY SALE NAMED Horace Waddlngton was appointed chairman of a committee to msc arrangements for the annual sale of popples on May 22 and 23 by members of the J. Ferdinand Speer Post, No. 615, V.

F. at a meeting last night in the post home. 1303 West Thirteenth street, Thomas Z. I. Xiougbrey presided in the absence of Commander Henry O.

Swenson. Mr. Waddington will select his committee later. The money received from the two-day sale will go toward relief work among veterans. John Saylor, secretary of the Central Labor Union, spoke on "Civic Movements in Wilmington." Announcement was made that Commander Swenson, Mr.

Loughrey end Mr. Waddington would attend the annual ball of the New York State Department of the V. F. W. tonight in New York city.

Nasi Envoy To France Named BERLIN, Feb. 27 (AP Hitter named Count Johannes von Welczeck German ambassador to France today to succeed the late Roland Koester. Count Von Welczeck was formerly the German ambassador to Spain. Koester died at Paris December 31, 1935, of a lung Infection. PRINTS -yrHEN you feel listless, try Dr.

Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. If you need healthy flesh, this is a dependable tonic. Read what Mrs. Wm. May of 64 E.

South St, Frederick, said: "All mv life I 14 fitted but, of course, not rgj yllV everY 'e 'n every style. All I wanted heel shapes, too! I skkdesI NEW ZEPHYR WOOL SWEATERS We took all the maker had so you could get them at practically half price! Soft silk- QJf shot zephyr wools in newest stitches and the bright high colors and pastel shades so popular for spring. LEIBOWITZ'S Main Floor All new spring patterns fine 80 square quality "Fruit" and "Punjab" prints and percales. have found Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery a great help.

Mother gave it to ua when we were children. As a tonic we found nothing better. Whenever I was in a weak-' ened state. "Golden Medical Discovery would aaon make me stronger, with improved appetite." Boy of yoar neighborhood druggist today. New aiae, tabled 50 liquid Large iae, tabs, or liquid, J1.3S.

Consult Dr. Pierce's Clinic Bnfialo. N. Y. Ka, Just 1 1 of these Oxfords, straps, tongue and mocca- I f-.

ISJ JVX sin styles solid leather soles that I I Sssw 1 wear and wear. Black and brown Elk, I 7V rjj aJJm' Tu-tone tan and patent leathers. I I E. I aC Member of Federal Reserve and Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. sample ob0 El El El FBI a El El El El El El i El El El El El El El El El-El EI El El El El El El El El El EI El El El El ISJ FUR COATS I I TQl AL TRUST COI2PAC3Y SfiipZei of 7entA? Street El El El Final! LAST CHANCE TO SAVE ON "IIILTEX" CLOTHES itht But M2Jm 1 EJ i Glorious new print frocks in colorful designs and you actually get 2 FOR THE REGULAR PRICE OF.l.

Delightfully clever style ideas so young looking and flattering. To bring you such grand dresses at a price like this is more startling evidence of LEIBOWITZ'S underselling ability! Made to sell for as much as $59 Made to sell for as STStVSVSS Ms Vi9W Personal A at Reasonable Cost on Convenient Payments! jf Funds are also available for Loan for the repair and improvement of property as provided for in the National Housing Act. fJ fS El Jk-FF mm mm mm ei tew mimm ifif mm What a chance this is! We found a maker who had 11 sample coats and made him a ridiculous cash offer this sale Is the result! Mostly one of a kind beautiful Sealines with Fitch Collars, that alone are worth S29 Back Muskrats and you know what they are worth and some supreme blocked Lapins. LEIBOWITZ'S 2nd Floor 09 as i Saturday is your last chance to buy a suit or topcoat from the "HILTEX" stock and you know the fine character of clothing they carried. Famous makes most of their clothes were marked $20, $25 and $30 and there are styles and sizes for every man! If you want fine quality clothes at a great big saving be here early tomorrow! gn aural A "SCOOP" FOR OUR COAT BUYER! "CHASE" CAMEL HAIR SPORT COATS VTHE SI 5 KIND! Our February Furniture Sale Offers Great Savings! Men's $3 and $350 rccs Pants Single or Double Breasted! Man-Tailored! Men's Wear Fabrics! 1 Dressy trousers fine fabrics and perfectly tailored to assure you a comfortable fit and smart appearance.

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In MshegaBy er wftlnvt. very SUITS These are the identical coats you'll see in execlusive specialty shops selling for around $19.95 and they're worth it! Luxurious "CHASE" camel's hair and llama wool in its rich natural color and you know "CHASE" fabrics are always expensive. Beautifully tailored in the new swaggers and Hollywood wrap-arounds. sjite carefmlly These are the suits the young set has gone mad about and we defy anyone to match their quality under $15. Man-tailored because they fit and look best men's wear fabrics, too! Pin pencil stripes, greys, browns, oxfords every smart fabric that is the new vogue for spring.

If you want to be in style wear a mannish suit if you want to save money get it tomorrow! eeastraetcfl ef flue end wU HSierUlm. I 111 -fN of Vl mrx Vf wHaHOTHo csrr costo lcss. ft I I a I If a O'O lK DINING ROOM SUITES Budget Terms, If Desired. Free Delivery Anywhere 3 Every yp very rn. Fte-ly MBstrieMw kwalaat.

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