Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1926, Page 24

S —— “THE EVENING STAR, ‘WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3. 1926. [ 78,% AWARUEB Umbrellas Are Always Appreciated! Pearls Are Wonderful Gifts —particularly if they are as smart as tlleae—s7-'85 —and here is a wonderful collecfion—s3 50 AERUNAUIIE FUND i & —All-silk 16-rib umbrellas, mounted on Kyota frames and , —Imitation pearls of course—but all lovely indestructible / / wood shanks—and such stunning handles—paise pearl,sam- p pearls with beautiful high luster—All the smart styles il 7 berite, carved wood. Of course, the tips and ferrules cor- that you, desire—Sixty-inch ropes—so very smart—and \ i respond with the handles, and there are loop cords to make these are knotted, too, which makes them even more de- Gquenheim Provision for ) y them convenient for carrying. Rich ottoman, satin and sirable—crystal and pearl chokers—Ilariats, lassos—two- complefing Library and Es- { L | novelty borders and practically any gmart color that you A FASHION INSTITUTION strand necklaces—you will surely find a number of your can think of. $7.85. ° friends’ gifts in this collection. $3.50. tablishing Professorship. " Umbrella Shop—Street Floor Paris P Newlork Costume Jewelry Shop—Street Floor weva | Your Card and a Gift From Jelleff’'s—a Perfect Remembrance! wiation of $7%,000 for completion of ' el aoratery : Jellef’s—the Christmas store with a thousand and one gifts for women. Gifts to fit prattically every Christmas budget—Gifts of beauty and irresistible charm to delight L Drofemor y women of fastidious taste—unique gifts, gifts that are an assurance of well pleased recipients, enjoyable giits, gifts of individuality and character, and there is a distinc- . ¥ of Michi- e s SR At tion in both giving and receiving giits that bear the Jelleff label. Harry F. Gu heim,” president of Your Card and a Gift of he Daniel Guggenheim fund for the Your Card afld H d k . “C 99 . promotion of aeronau Of the appropriation $28,000 will be | t 5 an erchi e fs omfy Sllppers s 10 complete laboratory apparats —A Dance Set, $7.50 SooneEloRTe ey Ses it P Make a Particularly s onstrict mew Hesting and ke, Just the thing for one girl to give to cides on handkerchicis for some one. Se- Gracious Gift. of the appropri be paid in in another—this dainty little combination of lect yours now from complete assort- stallments of $5,000 a r over a pe exquisite all-over cream lace bandeau oy ments of hundreds of lovely handker- riod of 10 ye r stablishment and crepe de chine step-in edged with 3 ) ~. chiefs brought to vou from many lands. of the profes: 5 lace or elaborated with embroidery Z S l..adies”Georgette- Donation to Institute. &, ) Handkerchiefs, $1, $1.50, $2 Last Summer the Guggenheim f\lnd‘ Dainty little things, hand painted. em- gave approximately $600,000 to the broidered and lace-trimmed. California Institute of Technology and | o Leland Stanford University for the de- | 3 g = Ladies’ French Silk velopment of thei onautical lab- Handkerchiefs, $1 each oratories, f —in_stunning novelty _printed_designs This provided research facilities in 7, E y - educational institutions of the West ; Ladies’ Hand-Embroidered 7 S 1o supplement the work being done | y, G 1L Handkerchiefs, 75¢ in the East at Massachusetts Institute 4 y Exquisite Irish, Spanish and Madeira of Technolc t the Daniel Gug- | work, also plenty of linen squares with genheim S of Aeronautics at A Venice and Armenian lace_edges. SRl T —A Silk Chemise, $7.50 Men’s Colored Silk ‘residen . Li e o he Univer- i i - . sity of Mic in a memornadum SEASR e = o Hany W tnd s Sheant ~ Handkerchiefs, $1 each 0 Ty Guggenheim, explained the I .hp"‘,'v ABOVE ALL—A WOMAN PRIZES Very smart, with hemstitched or hand use to be made of the funds just L e gl L s rolled hems. granted. s“I"”“’]‘” qual 4 ‘“1."‘9 b"‘l‘j‘"yd of “i'e“’(‘)" Ladies’ Linen Brown Kid Operas, $2.95 ot ) cream lace and applique embroidery deco- 4 ° = A 3 Disposal of Fund. ration. Waistline styles and a choice of Kerchiefs, 25¢ eac). A very coemfortable, desiralle He says: “The fund for the labora. flesh, orchid, peach and white. o r l p e White and colored, in attractive designs, | model with a hand-turned sole tory will enable the university not ies’ Li 1 available in sizes 6 to 11. only to complete remaining work to be Ladies’ Linen Handkercniefs T done on the present wind tunnel but 35c each % also 1o install 2 good deal of new All-Wool Felt 3 O 3 . White and colors—3 in a box for $1. P = = —Silk Stockings That WEAR ‘ e I v '\ 7 These are ried out upon and they have the padded propellers, of, in problem relating to | that Dad likes so well. Brown PR e | S N Buy Them Tomorrow! . N & aray and bise Iniversity of Plaid Suede-Finish ed about 10 years a pe & > 4 A Sl' - 2.25 o 01" the “kar —Silk Pajamas, $7.50 . Sava ) ippers, $ ling to the degree The new kind that blends science in engineering, A girl at college or boarding school will Already the demand is exceeding that of any Handkerchicf ShopStreet Floor smartly with his bath robe adore these. lHeavy crepe de chine, in NS tao KAV the Hoft i irs . = the desirable slip-over model; tailored, of revious year. Bliteotes:.. Wi tiot. ive Rin se, with hemstitched smart em- p e 45 ” g able soles. Why not give RPN S broidery “matterns. Some bound.in con: Already more people are deciding to give Gold Imported Bags gevcrabipdisi trasting colors, with pockets and belts Stunning affairs in the exquisite work ACCUSED OF |NIQU|TY1 of l\\‘u(lione ribbon. Flesh, orchid, peach, S’tripe that™is put in the class with real jewelry. — nile and maize. & o estimony in Arkansas e-| . —BECAUSE of the quality of the silk—100% Needle Point and i :ribe: 1\::on::kx:1n in sl‘)‘:kn A Silk Gown, $7.50 e e s Aubusson Bags, $22.75 D A splendid woman-to-woman gift, and - pure. Stunning floral and t?;:‘\lrm‘l patterr rawers. one which will surely be a delight to the b SATTEE ks ¢ rarter-clas :xotic colors with plain eng od Pross. recipient, Attractive tailored stylgs, with ! —BECAUSE of the protection from garter-clasp or tal frames. Attractive lin- Dt appliqued embroidery and hemstitched. « ” ; of purse and mirror, Seriece Mpeiegnend o More feminine models trimmed with dainty runs. L 5 : Others up to_$100. a local ofl firm holding in- Croam e o4 Ul Radinn —BECAUSE these are the Silk Stockings that Petit Point Bags, $13.75 ainst a partner ’ e G e 5 - .p Perfectly gorgeous floral designs, beau- s thrown out of kqui L e e R AR most women prefer for gitts. tifully lined and fitted with purse and mir- Chancellor George Holoding Women adore them. Others, $7.50 ay hecause of L e & Sl ) _ 3 PAIRS IN A BOX it i s counties. en by J of Pine Biuf, e 8 ot 21 \ —A generous gift $5.70 2 For Mother! xsh, le lesk drawers ! A . | 1 pP— Firniture” or suthomtics in Pon] A = ) Silk to the to “Daniel Green” D’Orsays & = Y 0X e Ty ; > : $4 to $4.50 Bros. Tad handied impro —A Glove Silk Vest And your choice of 32 colors for day and evening wear! s Z Perfectly lovely things in h . v io: Saalntiy quilted or plain satin, and a per- Monroe, M 1 Scott, Benton, A very popular style, daintily trimmed fectly fascinating arrav of colors “Best Ever” Slippers y \d regarding che . ¢ ¢ 2 i 3 In Particular—The Very Smart $2 to $4.50 sh execptos 1o Poinset and —Glove Silk Step-Ins or S X 4 Only at Jelleff’s in Washington will Suede Slip-On Gloves THefikou e bran bR Coe Bloomers, $3.95 ol AR o you find these famous silk stockings! 3 $3 75 L (RO HLL s Given with a vest, this makes ift % 1 1 e any new st that is sure to be appreciated. Al made Never out of the size. Two depart- ! ety jexselent ow stylc et Bk . i it irs ool amecsin it rents for Christmas—one on first and one nat is and kid suede in lovely colors, Paroled Prisoner Marries Despitel See ALL the Lo\!e[y Things Tomorrow on second floor. Pl il A all with right and left lasts. Protest of Official Guardian. e s'mp:n_*;-:m"d e Glove Shop—Street Floor Wb, Wb, Gavianat ot ||| ith lce or net 'und. vd1on“ribhon. B8 Other Weights in All Shades, $1.85 to $3.00 Pair testificd. No testi Sizes 36 to 42. GREEN BAY, Wis,, December 3| ). William Web: of Oneida, on parole from the Jackson, Mich., State on, 11 be returned to his n i 2 2 = i el O Just Arrived From Paris This Week! e Stunning French Beaded Bags . De Vilbiss Perfumizer Let Your Card Accompany a New causs he left the State. Webster, nte 1 to prison two e . wear o for assault, was paroled to h You want your giit to convey a compliment to her Chief of Police Ha reen Bay | that came to Jelleff's via the S. S. Majestic right on sched- ; Y g charm, her love of beauty or refinement, let it be a De last vear. & . = Vilbiss Perfumizer, daintily decorative and useful as well, Against Hawley's advice he was ule for your Christmas giit selections—the beaded bags for A complete range of stunning new shapes, styles and col last month to Mary R. Stark which Jellefi’s has become iamous—bags that ‘represent dn- orings. in Menominee, Mich. Hawley notified . o a A el ® i comparable values, because we import them direct and save p—_— » . R | . % The De Vilbiss Perfumizer illustrated takcs on a new 5 you the importer’s profit and because of the tremendous shape and new color combinations of which gold and ss The ancient rians put rolling | beaded bag business which we do. black is particularly important .. ; For Sister! pins under theil d runners, before the days b wheels, to increase their | g Toilet Waters / / French Kid Mules, $5 efficiency. c \ - < B\ Nl i This ‘is a very special value, $7.50 315 325 Beautifully Packed in Holiday Wrappings—A , for these are lovely soft quality 3 5 ? . \ 2 in the simple style that voung And on up to $45 Delightful Gife - girls like so; in red, green and Charming New Patterns Houbigant’s—Quelques Fleurs, $3.50. 1 EEE Exquisite New Colorings Coty—L’Origan—Paris—Emeraude, $3.25. X ? ) Ostrich-Trimmed Very Fine Beads Guerlain’s L’Heure Bleue, $10. it ; Mules, $5 E::t ?te;::l and Gdolg I".ffec_i_s | ]I:eiy,f OAr B“";Il: $4‘§5 R 4 Another Breat special, for these vely Engraved Frame Tops ubin’s Am: 3 1bi : are imported and are perfectly Beautiful Linings Worth, $8. == 2 SN o g P e L B Gift Shop—Street Floor Toilet Goods—Street Floor $3.00 to $12.50 Gutrichfeather trimming. to match. Sister will certainly adore these. R i sl ol The Smartest Misses’ Coats The Sm.artest’ New Madelon Saturday—Another Great Bt~y Are Straight-Lined—Have the Mlsses F rOCks Millinel'y Day Deep Fur Shawl Collar and [ L lotities Becatize Saturday—Last Day Deep Fur Cuffs to Match Adopt the Degrade coloring because Paris now calls this very smart. Hui;dreds of Smarl Hats of the Six-Day Sale of STYLE expert, this week, took the census .. . of ‘the fashionable younger set at the 339.50 7 Original Prices, $12.50 to $25 swanky tea dances and theaters in New York . and discovered that nine out of every ten of . Pl ; E th('se“_\mmg style leaders have iclhcclted fr;r g W U-Togh;\ t_n! the salm‘cl culor—‘hfi ‘;el[::- h 00 ] their Winter dress coats—the straightline sil- smart Paris idea and these new Mad . . houette with the deep shawl collar and cuffs S frocks express this daring new trend in de- = P“m sand oxfords of f\llr—:l mode that was sponsored by Jellef’s 4 lightful little ditcriodn fr{ef‘; j'uh:;‘ "“‘1‘? pii P | ! at the opening oi the coat season—and be- genious use of knife pleating, just when ¥ R B ’ G P \ S Jolbe il ashins | thought there could be nothing new in the Q . - Regularly s 50 0y s Or GiIrl's ! ton insist on this type of coat, we have supple- way of pleating. Boleros that are a treat to ONTINUING Saturday, the sale that | $10 to $12.50 o ) | mented our misses’ coat collection with stun- . the feminine eve. Decidedly new uses of vel- : caused such a great Christmas y ning new models, interpreting perfectly the vet in combination or as trimming. Romainette, oo g Your unrestricted choice spirit of youthful chic through the medium of georgette and canton crepe frocks all repre- Friday, presentingh hundreds of - hats < |8 oo 0 G astyics Present p fastidiously simple straightlines and luxurious i senting far greater value than the price indi- which we must clear quickly before the all designed and made by 5 fur trimming. z cates, but that is the Madelon s.tlt:'ry. (’)‘f courlsed, rush of Christmas trade begins. Felt Sorosis and especially priced TTTREI for ‘Mmaeton Modes il Dove it e p e hats for sportswear; velvets, velours and for this big sale, which has 50 M buying power and style knowledge of 52 lea iaae P made so many friends for o to HHIL ing stores can achieve in the way of record satins for afternoon and street wear: the Sorosis Shoe. Many values. X 2 mctalh'rs for semi-formal afternoon and styles, suitable for afternoon, Misses’ Frock Shop—Third Floor evening occasions—a wide choice of the street or dinner wear and a Shawl Collars of these furs— . . 2, most desirable colorings and perfectly wide choice of all the desir- lsiae. wq,," > ‘ M:‘gelgr JumT - dl-'Ltjocks N e able mediums and colorings, ect ever lailore imnes Beaver Natural Squirrel 325 all sizes | . Pl » and widths Mink Squirrel . A FASCINATING group of new Madelon . - . Junior Afternoon Frocks has just arrived, Operas exclusively at | These are the favorite colors— and they are all, tailored! Canton crepe and y 2 ‘ Thrush crepe de chine, perfectly adorable jumper treat- Normandi o sirn ments that insist on continuing in vogue. New e :fo'“"" Green pleated skirts, self-fabric flowers, velvet trim- A Cupid Paris Bl ming, contrasting color vestees and hem bor- High aris Blue ders—and, of course, all the new glowing colors Ace-Hi; . = . A stanning version of k that Paris sponsors for the younger girl. Hamp- Sizes 2V, to 9—Width the ehaw! collar in a Blac! stead, rose, beige, channel blue. Kurz AAA to C Filbert Venire Misses Madelon Misses’ Frock . 7 726 Tth St. N.W. Coat""with'| fox "V, Misees’ Coat Shop—Third Floor in Jecrade colorings 'f Jupior Misses’ Shop—Third Floor Millinery Shop—Street Floor Sorosis Shoe Shop—Street Floor S =5 : sensation on Styles: Oxfords Many From These Famous Straps iHe———J|o]le———o]———a|=|——=|a|c——=]a|——]o]