Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1930, Page 20

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1930. Jebleffs s A FASHION INSTITUTION , A FASHION msrnur’lay Washington Prices ARE Lower! There are better dresses here for you today at $16.50, $39.50, $69.50 than a year ago . . . these same coats, any of them, would have cost ten to fifteen dollars more . . . the bags advertised today at $5 could not have been purchased at this price then. Jelleff’s, alive to new merchandising conditions, present every- where in their new Fall stocks both FASHION and that VALUE for which this store has always been so well known. 07 ORLESS - {'LISTED N DETROT Mayor Continues Registra- i tion of Unemployed—Will Provide Many Jobs. The New Jelleff’s is almost ready—people are already saying, “What a beautiful store!” Full now to over- flowing with captivating Fall fashions! By the Associated Press. DETROIT, September 26.—Five hun- dred volunteer workers are engaged in registering the unemployed of Detroit under a plan inaugurated by Mayor Frank Murphy, who took office this ‘week. During the first day of registration 10,407 men and women stood In line yes- terday at the City Hall and 25 other places designated for taking applica- tions. More than 3,000 of them stated that they must have jobs immediately to avold extreme hardship. Each regis- trant was allowed to write on his card names of members of his family who also are unemployed and need work. ‘Workers sald each card ave: d two names. Taking of names will con- tinued through tomorrow. Interpreters are stationed at registra- tion places to assist persons who are unable to speak English. Mayor Murphy is advocating a speed- ing up of all public building programs 10 help relieve the unemployment situa- tion. “It is my plan to draw every city department into the task of securing Jobs for the unemployed at once,” he said. New Fashion—New Individuality—New Values! The Russian Influence Featured in Fashions for Misses’ Day of MMadefon Week! Outstanding in Paris Fall openings were variations of the Russian tunic frock and Russian line, all-black coats—so, of course, Madelon week presents the smartest interpretations for junior girls and misses. Madelon clothes are bought co- operatively for fifty specialty stores, the quality of fabrics and furs is much finer than usual at Madelon prices. Madelon Coats $6950 $50.50 For Misses For Juniors Once-a-Year Sale—Continuing to October 4 Only Louey “Uenn of London Toilet Preparations 207, off Because we are the only downtown shop selling y put underdway -zfmu:,e'i We will antici- pate the doing of next year's program, 80 that this wién':e:dmredjolblm will be tting wages instead of doles.” . pointed out that the large sums spent each Winter on doles might be used instead for public improvements, work to men who otherwise would dependent upon the eity. BRITISH CONFERENCE Fur collars are larger and of finer pelts—cuffs are unusual and distinguish a coat as 1930. Black is the favorite. even for juniors. DELEGATION NAMED Premier Ramsay MaoDonald Will Head England’s Representation to Assembly of Dominions. By the Associated Press. LONDON, September 26.—Premier Ramsay MacDonald will head the British delegation to the Imperial Con- || ference, which will open here next Wed- yofldn announcement issued last Bowaen, “Artnur Hemdinson, 3 E F. W. Pethick- the latter SOCIET (Continued ¥rom Third ) the famous Louey Venn cosmetics, we are al- lowed—once a year—to sell them at this great reduction. The entire line included. Toilletries—3Street Fioer All Louey Venn 7S¢ Preparations, 60 $1.50 Preparations, $1.20 $2.50 Preparations, $2.00 Creams, tonics, skin food, face powder. Opening Event—New Fall | J COSTUME JEWELRY Extraordinary phrchases bring jewelry to the fore tomorrow and all of next week. Beautiful selections that will be impossible for us to duplicate at these special prices. . Rhinestone Bangle Bracelets $195 8 for $5.50 A brilliant evening fashion—wear three of these nerliue sitver bracelets in all white or in jewel tones. R larly $3. ruby, emerald or sapphire colors or combi’n‘:fiom. rystal, Genuine Rock Crystal Chokers $2.85 Cryl_l:ll are definitely smart for Fall-to be worn with the omnipresent black. These are beautifully faceted, genuine rock erystal and simulated onyx, chrysoprase or turquoise. Regu- larly $5. Rhinestone Clips $1 Baguette crystal and rhinestone clips to accent your dress, bag, hat or shoes. Non-tarnishable, they have strong springs that won't break with use. Rhinestone Necklaces $3 Festoon or pendant styles set in sterling with brilliant white stones. Regularly $5 and $7.50. Real Stone Rings $5 C—Right: Black Persian Lamb on black Madelon for the miss. Shawl collar and elbow-spiral cuffs. T&w long fitted lines and leather belt add to Russian effect. D—Left: Black Baby Lynx also on black Imperata. Flared cuffs on the oversleeves, a long shawl collar, The back is bloused and fitted snug over the hipline— just made for a slim junior who would “go Russian.” $30.50 For Misses $19.50 For Juniors Beautiful fabrics and feminine detail mark the new October collection. A markedly Russian influence is seen in many of the dresses. A—Eyelet embroidery distinguishes the gold tunic of this Russian dress.” A black cord belt, black cuffs and skirt contrast. The miss chooses it for after- noon. B—A dashing Cossack frock of scarlet and black has the new Dolman sleeves, a cowl neckline and wide patent leather belt. For juniors with a spirited Onyx, earnelian, shrysoprase or lapis, set in sterling studded with Y fine’:ncnite. Lovel;’“lhinn, usually $7.50. 5 B Costume Jeweiry—Street Floor style. Madelon Coats—Madelon Frocks—In Washington Exclusively at Jelleff’s Mrs. “W. Hepburn, Mrs. Frances M. Fadden and Mrs. Ruth E. Martin Hourly Nursing Service Registered Nurse Baths, Massage, Irrigations, Ete. EFINISH your car before the Winter sets in. Fine, hA{’d“flnhh: 12 sttractive 607609 C St. Telephone Metropolitan 0151 * WHITE STAR TUNA The Fall Catalogue of Shades in the New Dull Crepe Chiffon Stocking No. 591 31 95 3 Pairs, $5.70 Brownleat Nightingale Promenade Black Taupe Grey Dawn Manon Rendezvous These are the “right” shades for the newest Fall dresses and coats—in this beautifully sheer stocking with 24-caret heel, reinforced toe, garter-proof Gold Stripe. Dull, but not too dull Gold Stripe silk ‘'stockings are smartest style—and always there is the satisfaction of gar- ter-run protection. Gold Stripe Shop—street Floor Additional Gold Stripe Shop— Stoneleigh Court, 1013 Connecticut Avenue For the First Time—at This Price Gordon Chiffoam Milanese Chemise Fashion Fitted sl‘.ss Garments Heretofore Sold for $5 The pure silk milanese is a film of gossamer . .. French piping trims it . .. it is cut to fit without a wrinkle under new fashions. These are three reasons why fastidious young women are asking for the Gordon chemise—the fourth has just been added, an amazingly low price for fine undergarments! Flesh Nude Apricot Eggshell Sizes 34 to 42 @rey Shope—Second Ploer Novel Ornaments Distinguish Newest Fall Bags Featuring the Dull Leathers Dull Calf Shoe Calf Antelope Suede Pin Morocco Undoubtedly the newest and smartest trimming is intro- duced in these Fall bags— and, of course, it is intro- Auced first at Jelleff's, ahd at a suip 'ngly moderate price. Feaw ‘he tailored en- velope ba,. Black Brown Bag Shop—Street Floor A New Individuality for the Fashion-Wise Miss The Suit ‘With Lapin® The arbitrary dictates of fashion are giving place to the gracious possibilities of the individual style —and the Fall suit mode expresses this in equally smart very short jackets...hip length jackets...the finger tip eoat. Typical is this suit of black broad- cloth with hip length jacket trim- med with Paquin collar.of lapin® and a creamy white wool lace blouse. #5050 *Rabbit. Women’s and Misses’ Formal Suits to $98.50 4 Shop—Third Floor, @ important T St ol "fhe e solerre oo™