Evening Star Newspaper, August 19, 1930, Page 21

i . ONTOWN STREETS "Hyattsville Council Orders , Improvements on Baltimore | and Carroll Avenues. @pecial Dispatch to The Star. | i, HYATTSVILLE, Md, August 19.—It has been decided by the mayor and eommon council of Hyattsville to con- | truct concrete sidewalks and curbs on both sides of Baltimore street from Mansion avenue to the eastern ter-| inus of the street and to advertise ! “'for bids for the work. The roadway will be _repaired by the town. | Improvement of Cecil avenue to Car- | uroll enue with a 20-foot concrete lroadway and regulation size concrete “gldewalks and curbs has been decided . apon he Council and Town Attor- <ney Waldo Burnside has been asked to draft an ordinance providing for the | work. Property owners abutting, who will pay for the work, will be given a hearing on August 25 on the character $of the improvements. . Other Improvements. Councilman W. A. Carson of River- dale has announced that Riverdale will simprove Cecil avenue to the Riverdale e south, as shown by plat of the “town, or to the south side of the alley ssometimes known as Avalon avenue. f O. G. Dudrow was elected council- an from the first ward to succeed J. oses Edlavitch, resigned because of | spoor health. Rev. W. P. Blake, sr.,| ‘originally was chosen for the post, but 1t subsequently developed that he would <be unable to serve. Mr. Dudrow, well own business man, came to Hyatts- +ville in the Fall of 1917 from Martins- _burg, W. Va. He was station agent for ‘the Pennsylvania Railroad for some ! score of years at Martinsburg and was | at one time a policeman there. He for- Jnerly was in the hardware business ‘with his brother, N. G. Dudrow, here. He is now in the drug business. . Asks Pole Removal. W. Carroll Beatty, town clerk, was sasked to write the Potomac Electric “Power Co. requesting poles on Park -avenue north of Wingrest place be ymoved out of the roadway and set in- iside the edge of the sidewalks. The slight committee, of which Councilman Harry A. Boswell is chairman, was asked ‘to look into the feasibility of installing dights in Ellaville street from ‘West iMadison avenue north to Colesville ‘yoad, the town limits. .CATHOLIC HOST HONORS ~ 3 AMERICAN MARTYRS Canadians Among 20,000 at Auries- ,ville, N. Y., Where Indians . Tortured and Killed Christians. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1930- “Yes, it's still there,” one cus- tomer exclaimed. You may have to poke among the torn- up fixtures, but it's there and We're getting nearer and nearer to the big day when Jelleff ‘will open the new ad- dition made possible by the en- couragement and patronage of ebleffs M‘ greatly reduced during our Expansion Sales. By the Associated Press. AURIESVILLE, N. Y. August 19.— Twenty thousand Catholics from the United States and Canada Sunday g:d reverent honor to North America's t three Christian martyrs, Saints Isaac Jacques, Rene Goupil and Jean de la Londe. These three men, slain in a ravine here by Mohawk and Iro- quols Indians after suffering horrible tortures, were canonized by Pope Pius XI at Rome June 29. The Pope was represented by Rev. Pietro Fumasoni Biondi, who yesterday made his official visit to the scene of the martyrdom. It was the most col- orful ceremony in the long history of the Auriesville shrine, known as the ‘Shrine of the North American Martyrs. A group of Iroquois Indians, descend- ants of those who tortured the three missionaries, attended the ceremony. ¢ Bishop Edmund of the Gibbons of ‘Albany, in whose diocese the shrine is situated, sang the pontifical mass in the shrine chapel yesterday morning. Very Rev, John S. Wynne, 8. J, vice ulator of the cause of the mar- saints, preached the sermon. Rev. Peter 8. Cusick, director of the shrine, preached in the ravine yesterday after- noon at the benediction. —_— AGRICULTURE BUSINESS CONFERENCE OPENED By the Assoclated Preds. , N. Y., August 19.—The| Becond International Conference of Agricultural Economists, which will dis- cuss the ills of agriculture throughout the world, opened at Cornell University gesterday. Many foreign countries are resented at the conference, which eloses August 29. “Soclety needs as an instrument of progress a scientific approach to the economics of agriculture,” said Dean Albert R. Mann of the New York State Coll of Agriculture, in an address of welcome. “Governments everywhere, as they venture into new areas of trial and experience in the application of eqnol’l(’l':\?’e theories in relation to agri- culture, e deplorably in need of What & sclence of agricultural econo- mics should become competent to supply. State craft in relation to agriculture is now undergoing fits eatest strain, in part, at least, cause the economics of agriculture are yet so imperfectly understood. This resent conference, with its compre- nsive interchange of the latest ad- sts of many na- Do Not Offend others with disagreeable perspiration odor. Mot s very pleasant subject, Derbaps. but it s better fo discuss and correct it mow than to suffer needless embarrassment later. ‘Sclence har perfected & harmless cream known a3 Odor-Sweet, ‘which completely Teutralizes and banishes all trace of odor from perspiration. Easy to apply . . . Just & dab under each arm and you are safe | fhroughout the day Never irritates or harms the most sen- | aitive skin i Tnvest 25 in & jar of Odor-Sweet at your favorite toiiet goods counter today. ' Use it | for ‘one week, then you'll know why thou- | sands of jers are soid in Washington ever year 0c and 31 sizes at PEOP] and other Good Drusgists. ODOR-SWEET | The Perfect DEODORANT; for fastidious people | Fall Damasks Are Here Antigue effects, satin effects and others, an unusual variety of colors and designs. ..suitable for every decorative need. Priced from | $1 to $4-°5 yd. Draperies of Every Description Made to Your Order Competent assistance with your decorative problem. If unabie to call, we will send our represen- | tative to call upon you Slip Covers, Window findel, Awnings MCcDEVITT’S 1202 G St. N.W. District 3211 10 Years' Satistactors Bervice A FASHION INSTITUTION Darie Washington Black Kashmirita —softly dull—is a perfect foil for Persian Lamb in this - Martial et Armand copy for women. $165 less 15% is $140.25. NewYork Persian Lamb Gets Younger Every Day! Therefore: Jelleff Highlights the Black Coat With Black Persian Lamb as a High Fashion for Women! And Features It in QOur Summer Sale of Winter Coats $78.50 $08.50 and up 125 Vital Statistics That Prove Our Point! Last year we sold 60% black coats to our smartest clientele. This season we planned the same BUT . . . instead of 60%, 85% of the women are buying black! That is just one of the reasons why Jelleff feels that black is an authentic fashion . . . the coats themselves are each an additional proof, for the sumptuous new materials, the graceful sweeping or draped lines, and the luxurious ele- gance that the Black Persian gives to a modeled collar and a new sleeve merely emphasize our statement that black with black Persian is THE fashion for women. Coats for Women, Larger Women and Little Women om the Third Floor A small deposit holds your coat in storage without charge until November first, with privilege of exchange during October if you wish. Other coats are $58.50 during our Summer Sale of Winter Coats . . . and coats from $165 to $225 are being sold at a 15% discount. True, It’s More Than a Question of Price! I’s a Matter of New Lines, New Sleeves, Excellent Wearability ... When You Buy a Seal With Kolinsky $265 No. 531 A Wonderful New Dull Chiffon Stocking $].50 3 Pairs, $4.35 Hudson Seal* Coat But the Prices Are So Unusual That They Can’t Be Overlooked ¥195 %265 %345 In Our August Sale of Furs Hudson Seal has so many fashion points in its favor that it is far and away the “best-seller” of the moder- ate priced furs. It lends itself to the new flared or fitted motifs . . . it is equally smart in a straightline model . , . it is black, the leading color for older or vounger . . . and one wears it with the comfortable feeling that it will be good next year, too! And when you can buy a stunning coat at these prices! *Dyed Muskrat. Hudson Seal’ Lends Itself to Many Trimmings: Smart, self trimmed, it is equally lovely with Russian or German Fitch, Kolinsky, Mink or Dyed Ermine. And Jellef Makes the Collars to Suit the Proportion of Your Face! Fur Salon, Fourth Floor A Group of Smart Informal Furs at $165 in This August Sale Note the price of this gloriously sheer chiffon stocking! Inspect the fine quality for yourseli! It will not show.rain spots and is ready for-any occasion. A stocking that is sheer, smart and serviceable at a price that thousands will like. In Fall and Midsummer shades. A stocking that is a born leader! Gold Stripe Shop—Street Floor _Additional Gold Stripe Shop— Stoneleigh Court, 1013-15 Connecticut Avenue (0L STRIPE ““Silk Stockings that Wear” Washington women. A FASHION INSTITUTION Darie Washington NewYorh The High Fashion Points of the Fall Mode Center in the New RomMNEY Fashions Exclusive With Jelleff— For Women and Misses The 1930 Fall fashions are distinguished by certain subtle differences . . . sleeve treatment, tnm_min_y of that darling-of-the-couturiers, wool lace, gold-flecked canton crepes, fitted hip lines with unusual flares, wrapped effect skirts . . . and the colors, black, brown and n, of first importance. Romney fashions, created exclusively for Jelleff’s, are designed to express all the best in the new fashions . . . and consequently the advent of new Romneys is always an event among Washington's fashion-conscious. $40.50 Romney Fashions in the Dress Shops— Women’s, Second Floor Received The New Fall Head-Size French Light-Weight Felts $7.50 Such a simple matter to select a becoming hat that FITS. No more stretching, pulling or taking a tuck or two! For !hes.c hats are in 13 different headsizes—634 to 8%4—so whether you're “bobbed” or not—there’s a_hat to fit YOU. In won- derfully soft felts cleverly fashioned in smartly tailored styles. Black and new tones including green, brown and wine. Have you seen our Fall selection of “Joseph” $15 hats? Actual values $22.50 to $25......... wo'se Millinery Salon—Street Floor Do You Freckle? i« ELIZABETH ARDEN Preparations Help You! Then Lille Lotion An exquisite finishing lotion that actually prevents not only freckling, but wind- burn and sunburn — and leaves a silky finish In cight shades. ‘§] 50 Waterproof Cream A finishing cream giving the skin a lovely bloom and pre- venting sunburn and freckles. Apply it before you start golfing, swim- ming and such! $3 Elizabeth Arden Section—Street Floor Sporting Polo Shirts $ 2 95 You'll want one in every shade, they're so adorable! Long or short sleeved, one with a_collar, one with a round neck. Tan, pink, blue, eggshell, white, green or maize. Sports Shop—Fourth Floor Unusual! Silk Stockings 31.15 3 Pairs, $3.00 At this price they're more than unusual! Full-fash- ioned _stockings, all _silky with lisle top and plaited foot—stockings that look much more expensive and wear beautifully! In your favorite shades. o o+ o Misses’, Third. 1. The new gold flecked Canton Crepe with surplice closing. For women. 2. Women's frock in Brown Canton Crepe, with dusty pink used as contrast. 3. Wool lace, the newest fashion—on this misses’ frock, 4. Patent leather flowers on the shoulder of this Canton Crepe dress for misses. Have You Taken Advantage of The Upset Prices in Silk Underwear? The Values Justify the Purchase of Lingerie for the Rest of the Year! $5 and $5.95 GOWNS $3.95 Adorable affairs at a price that seems too good to be true! In 'a heavy crepe de chine in flesh, peach, nile, banana keart, French blue, rose or orchid. In attractive tailored styles. $3 and $3.95 CHEMISES 3 Tailored styles—lace-trim- med styles! Every one adorable! In flesh, peach, blue, nile or white. And at_this very, very special price they're a positive triumph! In sizes 32 to 34. $3 and $3.95 STEP-INS $].95 The kind of slips that are in a great demand at their ariginal prices! Of pure dye crepe de chine in tai- lored or lace trimmed styles. In ‘&ntel shades, too. Sizes 34 to 44, Gowns of exquisite qual- ity pure dye crepe de chine—vee and round necklines—fitted in the new manner. A glorious “buy” at this price. Flesh, peach, banana heart, tea rose, white or eggshell. Sizes 15 to 17. $5 and $7.50 PAJAMAS $3.95 Exquisite flufy things fashioned of French crepe or crepe de chine—in fit- ted styles. Trimmed with lace, net or hemstitching. In such tempting shades as flesh, peach, white, banana heart and eggshell. Sizes 34 to 44. Regularly $3 DANCE SETS $].95 Of fine quality pure dye crepe de china—with your choice of fitted waist- bands or elastic. And either tailored or lace trimmed. In flesh, white, peach, blush or eggshell $3.95 and 85 COSTUME SLIPS