New Castle News from New Castle, Pennsylvania • Page 24

NEW CASTLE, NEWS, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1938. Business Shows Slight Decline After Bounding Upward For Two Months, Business Goes Into Small Decline (International News Service) PITTSBURGH, Aug. bounding upward in irregular fashion for two months, business in the Pittsburgh district declined slightly last week, the Bureau of Business Research, University of Pittsburgh, reported today. Business in most industries remained about unchanged, while moderate decreases were reported by many of the major industries in the district, the bureau reported. The bureau's adjusted index dropped 1.2 cent last, week and stood at 65.7 per cent 1923-25 average.

Despite the setback, however, the index is still nine points above the lowest level reached early in June, according to the bureau. Fairly large declines were noted bureau in production and shipments, while trade showed a small gain. Blast furnace operations were reported unchanged, but, according to the bureau, steel mill activity along with electric power production and bituminous coal production fell off. Probe Death Of 13 In Air Crash (International News Service) ROME, Aug. official investigation as launched today to discover the cause of an accident in which 13 passengers and crew members were killed when a seaplane crashed near Varese.

The plane fell into the sea in flames just after taking off. Victims included Marie Chiesa, prefect of Varese, and members of his family. The ship was owned by the Macchi Aeronautical company at Varese and piloted by Guiseppe Birei. The News By Mail, One Year, $5.00 Famous Make RUGS At FREW'S Now at Big Savings S37.50 to $59.00 Axminsters and Wiltons $2745 to $4750 Tires Tires BRAND NEW! FIRST QUALITY! 4.50x21 $5.49 4.75x19 $5.64 Other Sizes in Proportion. JIMY'S Auto and Radio Store Corner Washington and Croton FALCON New Candid Type Camera $2.98 MOE'S Jewelry Store 30 East Washington St.

Golf Balls At Eckerd's Once Used, Always Used 3 for 65c and Up Eckerd's DRUG STORE Cut Rate, 118 E. Washington Clothes from the Dairy Earl O. Whittier, of the Department of Agriculture, in Washington, is shown pouring casein, by-product of skim milk, into the machine he and Stephen P. Gould have invented, which transforms the by-product into 8 synthetic fiber wool. Miss Lucille Profe is holding the finished product and some of the fiber in the other.

resembling, (Central Press) Oak Grove Pastor And Wife Conclude Trip Through West Rev. Paul W. Chapin and Mrs. Chapin have returned from a western trip. The Chapins were visiting friends and Mrs.

Chapin's parents, who live in Tarkio, Missouri. Mr. and Mrs. Chapin on their trip visited friends in Ohio, Indiana, Missouri, Iowa and Illinois. Mr.

Chapin will be in charge of the morning services at the Oak Grove United Presbyterian church this Sunday, August 21. Croton Methodists Plan Home Coming Services Next Week Home Coming services will be observed in the Croton Avenue Methodist church from Wednesday. Aug: ust 24 to Sunday, August 28.. All old members and friends are invited to set aside these dates for participation in these events. Good programs with outstanding speakers and singers will feature all services with a climax on Sunday morning of Joash Chest and pag- eantry.

Still, if a wise, good, just and perfect man offered to lead us, our smaller minds would disagree with him and think him a crank. Correct this sentence: "It's a swell yarn," said the publisher, "and we'll be glad to print the book if you'll take out the dirty words." HEAVY for WORK DUTY Shoe FLEXIBLE WEAR WORTHY .98 REINFORCED STITCHING STURDY ELK uppers RUBBER HEEL GOODYEAR WELT WATERPROOF WELTING BUILT-IN RIVETED ARCH DOUBLE LEATHER SOLE' NOBIL'S 130 E. Washington St. Stop Getting Up NightsCure Weak Kidneys Do weak kidneys -burning sensation--getting up nights -annoy any longer. PROCON Tablets will neutralize the acids of the kidney and bladder and stop that irritation.

Take only bottle of PROCON and notice the improvement. You will feel better and sleep The poisons of your bladder better, be eliminated. New Castle Drug Co. 24 N. Mill St.

35 E. Washington St. SERVICE A Friendly Store in Which To Do Your Shopping! Grocers AN OUTSTANDING VALUE in our AUGUST FUR SALE Northern Seal and Iceland Beaver FUR COATS $48 If you want good styling and demand good quality but don't want to spend a lot of money here are the coats for you! Made with the newest details they're youthful and appealing. Remember furs are at least less than during our August Sale of last year. Now is the time to buy! Ask about our convenient payment plan.

DYED CONEY (Second Floor) A brand-new fashion that is sweeping the country! They're smart, they're saucy, they definitely "do something" for you! Tilted over one eye- in place atop your combed-up curls with a band. You'll be cuter than ever in one of these pert doll hats! (Second Floor) Shirley Temple -School" FROCKS $1.98 Color runs riot in these newest Shirley LEE Temple dresses. Guimpe frocks, SwedE ish peasant models and IN suspender types are included in this group of adorable styles. Sizes 4-6x. (Second Floor) Sturdy New Gay Colorful TOILETRIES PRINT FROCKS CRETONNE 75c 75c size size Listerine Pepsodent Antiseptic Antiseptic 59c 59c 75c size Ovaltine with lots of style Yd.

$1.50 size Lydia Pinkhams $1.00 $1.00 size Nujol 67c 50c size Phillips Milk of Magnesia 34c $1.00 and Guaranteed Washable Sun-Fast 60c Squibb's Squibb's size Sal Tooth Mineral Hepatica Oil Paste 59c, 49c 33c 89c 50c size Ipana Tooth Paste 39c Vivid colors in smart new 50c size Pepsodent Tooth Paste 39c Attractive school dresses that will patterns on backgrounds Colgates Tooth Paste 33c stand up under hard wear. Dresses of black, blue or tan. Use 50c size Forhans Tooth Paste 39c that are smart and gay now and Starlet Permanent Wave Set 59c will look adorable under jackets to make covers furniture and sweaters in the fall. New nov- or drapes. elty prints wearing in sizes styles 7-16.

that appeal to 36 in. widths Electric Hay Fever Masks $10 girls (Second Floor) (Third Floor) (Main Floor) SPECIAL SALE! We've included in this LIONDALE SHIRTS group another lot of Our Better Regularly $1.65 COTTON DRESSES $1.39 Regularly $1.95 and $2.95 Every Shirt Reduced from Stock $1.39 Plain Colors and White of warm weather ahead and wilting the way they do in such man really must be well supplied. fine-quality shirts well tailored of Oxford cloth and novelty slub In plain white and light colors blue, green, bamboo, grey, etc. (Main Floor) With plenty shirts weather a These are broadcloth, broadcloth. including ALL SIZES Be cool and comfortable these hot summer days in crisp cotton frocks! You'll love the smart color combinations and interesting detailing.

Made of batiste, flock blister sheer, spun rayon, voile, lawn and printed broadcloth in simple, attractive styles. Sizes 14-20; 38-44; 46-52 (Main Floor) NEW CASTLE DRY GOODS CO. $2.95 Sought As Gun Girl Mrs. Ruth M. Freedman, of Allston, sought for months in connection with a series of armed holdups in Boston, is shown above.

A gas station manager identified her photo as woman who slapped his face because $11 robbery struck her "small potatoes." (Central Press) Girl Injured As Auto Strikes Pole Miss Margaret Gardner, Of Enon Valley, Suffers Lacerations Of Knees Miss Margaret Gardner, aged 17, of Enon Valley, suffered lacerations about the knees, when an automobile driven by Edward Hoffman, also of Enon Valley, left the road and struck a telephone pole, on the Mt. Jackson-Enon Valley road at midnight. Miss Gardner and Hoffman were brought to the Jameson Memorial hospital at 12:25 a. m. by E.

J. Hosler, of R. F. D. No.

1, Enon Valley. Hoffman was treated and discharged. It was stated this morning at the hospital that Miss Gardner's condition is good. TAVERN KEEPER'S BLUFF IS CALLED (International News Service) NEW HAVEN. Aug.

15- A tavern keeper had his "bluff" called and raised. It was after "working hours" and a two-quart beer glass stood on the tavern bar. On it was inschribed: "Do you think you could?" Thieves broke into the tavern, took the glass and for good measure helped themselves to 25 cigars, hard boiled eggs, and a quantity of chewing gum. Criminal law punishes you for robbing your neighbors; civil law provides you a nice safe way to do it. There goes ETHEL! THE SMARTEST GIRL IN TOWN WC.

'NEIMANS 209-ail WashingtonOur new Fall Coats and Dresses suit the smart shopper to a "tee!" Remodeling Is Being Done At The Cathedral Extensive Improvements Are Going Forward At Scottish Rite Building Extensive remodeling work is being done at the Scottish Rite Cathedral on Lincoln avenue, and when activities are resumed at the building in the fall, visitors to the place will hardly recognize it. The lobby and auditorium are being repainted on an elaborate scale and the auditorium will be used for theatrical entertainment again during the winter season. The dining room has been remodeled and a new stage put in place for entertainments of various kinds, the Masonic lodge rooms, club rooms halls have also been repainted and -finished and the entire building is beginning to take on an attractive setting. Argentina, with more than 25,000 miles of railroads is first among Latin American nations in this respect. CHEWTON CHURCH NOTES Chewton Christian: 10 a.

Bible school, S. O. Kelly, superintendent; 11 a. Lord's Supper and morning worship, 7 p. Y.

P. C. 7:45 p. evening worship. Chewton Baptist: 10 a.

Sunday school, Rev. H. Dodson; 11 a. m. morning worship, sermon theme, "Jesus, the Demonstrator of God" Solo, Mrs.

E. Spencer, duet, Misses Elizabeth Sheffey and Beatrice Reed. 3 p. Rev. S.

Alston of Midland will be the guest speaker of the hour, beginning the 15th anniverasry of the pastor. 6:30 p. B. Y. P.

U. service, topic, "How to Make Peace With God." President, W. Knowles. 8 p. evening worship, sermon theme, "'The Whole Hog or None." Solo, Irene Knowles.

CHEWTON NOTES Mrs. Nellie Summers was a business caller in New Castle, Tuesday. S. O. Kelley, of Shenango township, was a caller in Chewton on Wednesday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Hendershot and son, Warren, were visitors in Mahoningtown on Monday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hennon and daughter, Velma, of East New Castle, visited recently with friends in Chewton. The News By Mail, One Year, $5.00 HOSPITAL NOTES JAMESON MEMORIAL' HOSPITAL Admitted: Jean Grist, Hillsville, tonsil operation; Donald Hammond, North Mercer street, tonsil operation; Sam Palkovitch, North Liberty street, tonsil operation; Henry Buczek, South New Castle Borough; Margaret Gardner, Enon Valley; Mrs. Lulu Kaufman, South Mill street; John Graebing, Cleveland, Audrey Aultman, Spring street.

Discharged: Mrs. Mary Ella Quick, Reis street; Mrs. Margaret Ullom and infant daughter, Ellwood City; Mike Vuskovitch, Croton avenue: Mrs. Sarah White, Hartman street; Stephen Zehel, Huron avenue; Mrs. Caroline Rohrer, R.

F. D. No. Roy F. Preston, avenue; Mrs.

Edith Davis, Brookfield, O. NEW CASTLE HOSPITAL Admitte Mrs. Carrie Perry, 302 Glass street; Mrs. Catherine Herman, 29 Fulton. street; Frank George, 507 Lutton street; Miss Grace Hartung, 200 Second street, Ellwood City; Anna Boazzo, Agnew street; Joseph Germani, R.

F. D. No 6, Box 7, Mercer; Elaine is English, Orchard Way, Walmo. Discharged--Joseph Catone, 208 Montgomery avenue; William Guiliano, 213 South First street, Mahoningtown; Russell Dawson, 1025 Dewey avenue; Mrs. Agnes Bistyga, 14 Magee street; Stella Bistyga, 14 Magee street; Mrs.

Rose Lattavo and infant, 116 Phillips place; Mrs. Angeline Varley and infant. 304 Milton street: Ernest Sedelnik, Box 92, Bessemer. MOTHER OF LOCAL MAN IS CALLED JAMESTOWN, Aug. 19-Mrs.

Florence May Wood Moore, 72, wife of E. C. Moore, died yesterday from a heart attack. Miser Mildred husband and Turner. three Linesville; children.

Fred Moore, Jamestown and Percy Moore, Castle, two brothers L. H. Wood, New York city, 'and H. F. Wood, Grove City; eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren survive.

MEMBER OF LODGE HERE PASSES AWAY Charles L. Morgan, 65, died at his home in Beaver Falls yesterday. He was member of the Beaver Falls Christian church and of the F. O. E.

lodge, New Castle. The deceased leaves his widow, Mrs. Flora Morgan: two brothers, Roy Morgan, Beaver Falls and Clyde Morgan, Bellevue. and two sisters, Mrs. J.

A. Kemp, Little Silver. N. and Mrs. R.

S. Weagly College Hill. A REAL BARGAIN! Car Wash Both for Lubrication and $1 .50 Called For and Delivered! Braatz Service 412 Croton Avenue Telephone 4951 or 6314.