Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1925, Page 75

THE SUNDAY ST AR, WASHINGTON, D. C, NOVE IBER 29, 1! PART 2 I TA the rest of the evening under purely|ers a stone's throw away, you are |certificate as an evidence of their |are plenty of El Pasoans who insist | El Paso celebr units In Mexica GREA‘I‘ ADVANEES :-'L \RP‘Z LOSES OLD ILDNESS American auspices. truly in a foreign land. identities. “This will do nicelv, that the profit works both ways. All | uniforms add color to the line, and « | " Qr “A little- red’ tape must bhe negoti- | the official, and before the surprised | day long motor cars bearing American | Summer evenin 1rez hands ofte | “Juarez of the daytime is a rather |and from Juarez, but not much. If[certificate on his desk and had [Juarcz. In the cafes 5 o park R drab affair away from the market and | you live in El mr. . You earry “i”r: d lln\\;l on it 'n!};_hhr stamp shopd " English ia - the edo different i SHEL R o e . 5 , 4 = = s & matter of course, along wit < a postal card urista’ ap- American money und; seem Lo have {Curfew Rings at 9 O’Clock and Night Life Dies|the ancient church. Dust seems to Eeyslandlious niehc ibsot iacd blue letters. A few pours southw us the river Sl | g : 4 2 strike the predominant note. The |4 clean handkerchief, the equally nec. | dashes pen, and the official a steady stre: ing the day contributir i iy a-Borning—Tourists Hurry on Their Way trects are dusty, ‘the adobe houses | esxiry pussport with vour pieture at. | handed the document haclc becter than | EI Paso power fiows over the inters i | > B & < are mostly dust colored: even the | tached. who can tell at what marriage certificate and a | tional wires to help turn the whe e i d F very few bits of greener em sadly | moment a business acquaintance may port rolled into one. of Ju nd at night the little ¢ Americans Have Evolved, ind Don’t Wait Until Mornmg. in need of a bath. One or two streets | suggest: ‘Let’s run over to Juarez for ext in line was a young woman | is ely lighted T nt import- | Dog Laughs in Sleep. M ‘ i LA 5 are paved; here and there in the resl- | lunch,’ or a hostess may ring up and from St. Louis, who somewhat diffi-|ed from Ameri For all of this, of “I a rert . . N dential sections the graceless adobes|ask you to join a dinner party on the | dently presented what appeared to | course, there i compensating flow £ amCecie any Useful Products i pnited, Statcs: own | places. It i a slow oh getting | give way to charming little places in | Calle Commercio. [be the ‘envelope of a fove letter— | of doflars northward The "tows | writes 3 GG, Peat of : | fro! have quieted down in | Juarez’s evening throng of Ameri Spanish style w chitec- g certainly a personal missive — ad- | street railway is a belt line from kil | to the London Mai in Research. e vears, with a loss in atmos- | repatriated for the ight. | Every n:‘r'em.f.:d"fialfn.‘.-:“uhndm:i.:‘er;fs iy Economy in “Paper. | dressed to her in a masculine hand. | Paso, which enters over one bridge, and white el {phere. perhaps. but a welcome gAIn | ear and its occupants must be given | then the Latin love of color bubbles | “If you are a tourlst, the matter is | This, oo, was grist for the inspector, | penetrates the business district, and | One day -~ e life expectancy of the citizens. | at least a cursory examination on the | up 01 wner, and he | ev 5 X e. | and the envelope's hack became her | returns over another hridge—a Gonniiy s GHnpLedlresorts hat| 3 | up in a humble home owner, even simpler. You stand in line b | i adonted resorts JUst | bridge by both immigration and cus. | covers his khaki walls With pink or | fore a Mexican fmmigration official, | passport. Warned in advance of the | eign journey for 12 cent o hesr oldtime rau, | (oms officials. The processioR starts|blue or vellow stucco. These things |you answer a few questions of Juarez paper shortage, the .writer | “There are less tangible exchanges o somethi vs"a communi. | 400 stops seemingly hundreds of | show what Juarez may do when it | highly personal character, you ink | Iresented, fin addition to identifica | hetween these s tim : . 2 2 on cards, @ sheet of paper ring | The Mexican traffic 5 3HIC So e truly finds itself. your thumb and smudge it on a card. | !lon cards. « sheet of paper bearing | Th an tra e raphic 80| “When the early closing regulation| “But there are compensations for |Then, if you have shown satisfac. | his letterhead. The “Turista' stamp | ciently herd the long lines of arez. prob. | TSt went into effect some cars were | Juarez's drabnes On the sidewalks [ tory proof of your identity, you are | Was placed near the top of this. The |can automobiles to the bridge Tost impertant border | CAUERt on the Mexican side every|are handsome, dark-eved youngsters |permitted to enter Mexico at will for | inspector then very carefully tore off | ed their craft in the more s ifen Basond <luggish | NiEht. But practice has smoothed | and women in quaint costumes, while | 10 days without charge. But the |the unused portion ked if he | traffic lanes of El Paso. When a dis | a short Dbridge from B1|Cut difficulties, and now, usually|peons plod down the street beneath | grim determination of the Mexican (might keep it. He f apparent. | astrous fire threatened Juarez re | From the Houston 7% to have had | Several minutes before the holts are|colored blankets and great broad- | immigration service to avoid donat- |1y, that the supply of mar e certifi- | centlv. red tape »1.\,‘|,sm nd ten hectic dance hall and | Shot home on the bridge gates,'the|brimmed hats, and leather-decked | Ing the tiniest bit of paper to tour- | cates and love lettel might run | thousands of dolla L ushane days that followed on the heels | 1ast cars have rolled into the United | horsemen with huge spurs clang by. | ists leads to some amusing incidents. | Short | great steel and br sobbed and I our eighteenth nendment. Wild tates to scatter their passengers to| There is no mistake about it; when “In the line ahead of me were a “In many ways Juarez profits from | chines were him s have palled .rently, and the | homes, hotels and theaters, or to|you are in Juarez, the young man and his wife, from Spo- | the nearness of its big sister | Mexico alons “Then whi community has ottled down to cater | Places' where they may dance away|see a battery of Amer: kane nted their marriage | across the Rio Grande. And skill of Amerfean fi My pub! on wi casurs soberness—and cer to the type of 2 - two to fling over. himself, for an he find Dainty Lace-trimmed Elizabeth Arden Toilet Prepar. -ions in a foreign land, e g *Cloc . » nclude a great many things you would like to give as o atemat O Glove Silk Underwear Christmas gifts. For instance: ; icaubiel near Boilatenais Vests aniiSteptine=cnelenimoverastehwionidimaks Venetian Cleansing Cream. Seeps into the pores and ¥ effective curfew. No | ; 8 cieanses the skin of all impurities. $1, $2, 3. - hell at exactly 9 o'clock a much appreciated gift! The vests—finished with ’ i o b it g Venetian Ardena Skin Tonic. A mild astringent tonic, ! : ; Mening @ cale filet of Irish lace—$1.95 each. The step-ins, also whitens and refines the skin. 85c, $2, $3.75. § Americans are so luck- lace finished—full cut—in delicate pastel shades to Venetian Velva Cream. A delicate nourishing cream ¥ eiista A ith of the gate at tha 16 F St. N.W. 2 < Chemists Are Unlnowen h of the Kate at that e T e 12 recommended for sensitive skins. $1, $2, $3.—Street Floor. 3 i CEhe g Is of the usual b4 : e ir ! e not numerous [d o & ~ s happens, therefore, that ‘7 : e emin 1 eas ve become the fixed or ore e L 3 Juarez evening 9 nd their wives from 2 5 : St o i i S ol : 5 8 § < of the American | Can vou realize that Christmas is only 22 shopping days away? Three and a half wecks from today—Christmas! There’s no time to : the four 5 - 5 = . 2 11" Stk i 4 ice fr = = - > + few Mex in only a comparatively few days the throngs of late shoppers will crowd the stores. Take this advice from us—who knows something about st these make ps about the dance shopping—and do your choosing right now. This week will be the most satisfactory time to do it—when assortments are as complete as it's Use for Tantalum been i screens from i the smoke-y motor shell, the explosion « hich g n peace t an effect BRYN IVIAWRS SMOK!NG RULE IS COMMENDED Head of North Carolina School Sys- tem Suys Other Colle Wwill Follow Its Lead. es By the 4 AL Bryn lead by room wWherein pther wome: »w that his is the opinion of St pf Public Instruc n A. T. Allen. In_‘“recognizing the presen of affairs Bryn Mawr has done w other women's colieges will eventy do,” =aid Mr. Allen 1 see no re: why women should not smoke as well | as men. It merely a part of the | pneral breaking down of differences ween the gexes. Lventually wom- colleges_will recognize women's king as Brgn Mawr has done.” The fo0d ia ol ‘thot to make them—when there are so many new and beautiful gift things—and none of the hectic hurry and rush of the last two weeks of the tma ild be wished—t S ca < M as = s Y — shopping season. nds and, thanks me laws, veni- of the better Juarez avold the thought about be in able club-cabaret housands es farther north itstandin; ces seem to his s re not so SUTIOUS nor How Dancers Pay the Piper. it the L not be press i the West's ney of Latin “d out. Juarez ple, of t he of metal funnels, the four about hust nd clang of 1ine's metal lence that donated. an added worth to e stimu- e is noth tr noticeably exotic Juarez dancing t in the b cafes. Young and 1 middle-azed America seem the dance south of the Rio o in exactly the same spirit in they pursue their pleasures on nk of that river, or near the Hudson. There same music. the same steps. the same people. Twelve-Mile Speed Limit. at $:30 each evening redition of rture. The Orchestr members hur- pack their instruments. Chalrs 1 k. Outside, automo- to toot. But cars do ab The new and chastened Juarez has re- mobile speeds as well as inments: andthe Amer- ives faster than 12 miles s only himself and his ways to t swell the ame if he municipal of Inarez is nearly internationa thin a few minutes afte ne of automobiles r. while on side wait to t r S Easy to Keep Thick, Wavy, Lustrous Try this! When combing and brus g your hair, just moisten your | hairbrush with a little “Danderine” and brush it through your hair. The effect is startling! You can dress | your hair immediately and it will ap- | pear twice as thick and heavy, an abundance of gleamy, wavy hair, sparkling with slife, incomparably | soft, fresh, youthful. | “Besides beautifying the hair, a 35- | cent bottle of refreshing, fragrant “Danderine” from any drug or toilet counter will do wonders, particularly |if the hair is dry, thin, brittle, faded " |or streaked with gray from constant curling and waving, which burn the | color, luster and very life from any woman’s hair. “Danderine” acts on the hair like fresh showers of rain and sunshine | act on vegetation. It goes right to | the roots, invigorates, nourishes and strengthens them, hair and helping ‘the hair to grow | thick, healthy and luxuriant. DANDERIN what it | o Y Bobs | stopping falling | A T A O M P A R R T A A 1 hinestones sparkle with oreat brilliancy on pastcl shades in the studded silk cvening bags with Whiting Davis frames. $12.50. 2. Stumming is the envelope bag of ecrase calf with futuristic motif. Purple. blue, green and navy shades. $22.50 S. A painting is copied in deftly woven beads in this lovely French bag. $35.00. 4. This is an ezact replica of the Chanel bag in- troduced by the famous Parisian couturier, Chanel— and which _has set a style. In lovely colorings of antelope. $18.30. 5. The newest of pouch bags with monogram is here depicted—large size—black. brown, gray and blue with contrasting piping and frames. $16.50. At $5.00 300 Bags, including : Saffian Bags in balloon shape—red, green, blue, tan, brown, gray and black with contrasting frames and handles, $5.00. Large Envelope Bags in caliskin, lizard or snakeskin pressings—all shades, $5.00. Large Pouch Bags in Morocco, patent leather, pin seal and saffian—beautiful light and dark shades, $5.00. Silk Pouch Bags in blue and black—also fancy silks with fancy trimmings suitable for_cvening, $5.00. “La_Garde” Bags—underarm shapes with hidden pocket—in cowhide, morocco and cali—black, brown and tan, $5.00. NN <3 N French Beaded Bags—Nearly 200 fine pieces im draw-string and envelope styles—carved metal apd jewel-studded frames—magnificent calorings —gold and silver effects for evening—one of a il S, | I Silk Pouch Bag. with all-over embroidery, rose design. tinsel border, $10.00. g Antelope Envelope Purse, with wide gold leather bands, replica of an imported novelty, $10.00. 3 Fine Tapestry Pouch Panel Bags—exact copies of Aubusson importations—studded metal frames, $10.00. Black Silk Bags, with petitpoint center—me- dium size, ponch and envelope shapes, $12.50, | | & | Showing Extraordinary—Large Pouch Bags especially suitable for misses . usual collection of bags that Wi purple and black—also new Monogram' Zipper Bags, envelope shape, lizard grain in the above color assortment. Monday—A New EVENT for Washington 6-Day Exhibition and Sale of In Anticipation of Christmas! For Daytime! For Evening! For Every Purpose! Months of preparation—and now oi striking beauty—from Europe 1 America—gathered for you here in one superb collection—in anticipation of Christmas. Aubusson Tapestry with their courtly French desig beaded Bags straight irom Pa lish Bags and bags which many of Ar ca’s best makers have prepared Christmas—more than one t pieces all told—a collection wort one of Fifth Avenue's great store majority made especially for or import direct by Jelleff's. Yet dozens as low as $2.95 and $5.00—all to be beautifully hoxed for Christmas giv 6. For inerpemsive smartncss—this monogram bag in suede or calf—in black. tan. biue, purple and green with covered frame in contrasting shade $8.50. T Onc of the erquisite Abusson bags with fancy jeweled frame 5 embroidered Magnificent showing of Ambusson embroid- ered bags, hand woven by the peasants of | Europe, beautifully mounted on fancy metal frames, embroidered on hoth sides. and cven the handle embellished with stones in many in- | stances, and unusually low in cost for such handsome pieces. $35 to S110. At $8.50 200 Bags, including: Silk Pouch Bags. embroidery chenille trimmed—$8.50. Antelope Pouch Bags, with snakeskin trimming—$8.50. Monogram Caliskin Bags, in saffian— all shades and black—$8.50. Chanel-shaped Bags, in Morocco, black, brown and tan—$8.50. Mirroleen Bags, in plumage shades, with fancy studded mountings— or Specially Priced—Monogram Bags of genuine calfskin—in blue, black, tan, red. green, brown with contrasting colored frames—ss_so_ ported for this occasion—comprising frame tops, ind—now impossible to duplicate before Christ- mas—$6.50 to $65.00. Our Beaded Bags are imported direct through the local custom house and the saving in the importer’s profit is given to our patrons. Small Needlepoint Bags from France—in deli- cate evening shades, § . Large Size Antelope Pouch Bag, with genuine tortoise shell frame—black, bordeauz, blue and green shades, $18.50. Velvet Pouch Bags, with tortoise shell frame, $16.50. Silk Embroidered Tapestry Bags, with jewel studded frame, $18.50. of saffian leather in'red, green, tan, blue, Small size, back-strap-handle, §2 QF Whether you intend to buy or not, by all means see this—the most un- shington has ever witnessed! ; Frank R. Jelleit, Inc Every department of this store has made the most intensive preparalioni for Chriflmas—New Gloves, Bags, Scarfs, Sweaters, Perfumes, Vanities, Silk Umbrellas, Handkerchiefs for Men, Women and Children—Gold Stripe Stockings—scores o f other things—are ready in bewildering array! “A Generous Gift!” 3 Pairs—Gold Stripe Silk Stockings What bboned woul or miss ige on Cl PAIRS JOF tmas mo HER A 2 THRE PAIRS and weight—in a Christmas 3 pairs—service chiffon weight—cotton tops—ar- ranged to look like a lovely bou- quet or roses trimming, $165. of the season’s women and miSses! ALL $145 and $155 Coats Reduced to 125 The above comprise both Women's and Misses’ beautiful models in Kashinora, needlepoint and wool velvet—three of the season’s finest- -coatings—in - wine color, gracklehead, falcon and black. Mostly coats with lovely panel flares or wrappy effects— all_sumptuously trimmed with collars and caffs of fisher fitch, natural squirrel, black or gray fox and beaver furs. $265 Sea Swallow. Kashinora Coat—platinum fox trimmed, $225 $335 Toucan sian fitch, $285. - $265 Wool Velvet Coat; with red fox, $195. Needlepoint Coat—with Rus- FAVORI 4 $1.85 a pair—butonly......... for these pairs! ;'! Anc ctive form fc 3 S 87 of Gold Stripe Silk Stockings i i A Gift Bouquet—2 pairs— #3 # 55.00 Other weights, too—and 32 diifere to choose from— with the garter “run” protection—from $1.85 to $3.00 a p: IN WASHINGTON—EXCLUSIV| AE JELE St Tomorrow—An Extraordinary. Coat Event! ALL of Our Finer Coats Both Women’s and Misses’ 'REDUCED! Black Needle- Black Roulustra Boricd point Coat with Coat, trimmed with lish Novelty silver fitch fur X stole collar. s Coats (For a miss). Tomorrow—for the price of a coat of far simpler treatmer can own,a luxuriously fur-trimmed Winter coat, beautifu most coveted fabrics Among Many Other Fine Coats for Women—Reduced Tomorrow: 7 e ) ) ) S ) A ) 3 3 B o A A R e e e e S } i SILK E= 155 Tt 80 2 i T O U T T T R SR EINE R o - foort R s T e —you v tailored A real opportunity—for both ALL Beautiful $165 Coats Reduced to $145 Misses’ well women's models in this assortment, too! Kashinora, kashorette and needlepoint—superb pile fabrics in wine color, gracklehead, brown and black Large, sumptuously designed Queen Anne and mush- room. collars and luxuriously deep cuffs of sable-dved squirrel—stale and tuxedo col- ars ‘of kit fox and platinum woli—individual mbddels of great distinction—reduced ! $230 Needlepoint Coats, with black fox, $19 §195 Needlepoint Coats, with gray fox, $169. * $185 Needlepoint Coats, with silver gray ot black fox and squirrel, $165. kit fox and fitch, N N RN R N B NN B RN RAR RN E RGNS £N 2