Evening Star Newspaper, November 21, 1930, Page 24

st 8 vaus st amgme | EQUR ARE ROBBED OF JEWELRY . 85,000 MERIT AWARD %';%-;; m“;‘% IN CHICAGO’S ‘CRIME-PROOF’ ZONE %fii‘fi%fi Thtes Datversity Teaders Monored Three Men Invade Astoe Street and Leave With Gems | sas thak pursia L) Valued at $2,500. A S Ay PARISIAN CAB DRIVERS GUARD. AGAINST THUGS Bishop Freeman Ex.floundn Demand, Passports of All Tourists| - ’ e 1w . wWhea Theory in-Preaching Betore Driving Them Out- 3 ’ fi‘ hey took flfim side City Limits. f-r ol R i o -y A Mission Series. . 3 g %n e ednesday night tavaded| Mrs. Oharies 8. ® as & dis- | Astor street; Mr. and of 'Winnetka, #+ + T the fourth oln;u‘flm“ “mh:m,um- Jui,‘m.bh piclon, L “The Meaning of Life” at St. Max] may surprised when a Paris - demands their passports before he'll gyehmnwm.mmcumwm: According ergrmen who are city limits. e Mg i g R . Dr. the all because cab dri on | became commonplace. Now the police ve suthorized them to demand iden- hat tification from passengers going on long rides. to base p Diocesan Commision on : iy Keep That Fresh Skin! Eliza- Th N w L beth Arden's pure cosmeties will e e { guarll the fresh, young skin and ¥ : 3 give it increasing loveliness. Powders, rouges, cleansing ] \ The Complete Store of Fashion Slim Young Fashion & t —many from cabled descriptions from the mid- season openings—now make their bow in the Misses’ and Junior Shops—Thanksgiving festivi- ties in immediate prospect—the holidays in the offing—The New Jelleff’s ready with fascinating The New Diocesan Preaching one's | conducted, leaders of Episcopal chi affairs throughout the country are ex- ceptionally interested in the mission, as Junjor Bags—the small, flat en- velopes and ornamented pouches in the bright leathers to match junior coats and dresses. Tomorrow “Your Unrestricted Choice of Any fashions! New! Coats of Chonga —the new slightly burled, nub- bly fabric resembling tweed but ufv softer, silkier texture-—the fabric that dyes a blacker black, a greener green, a_softer brown and brillianty bright in high shades. . Particularly beautiful for misses—and priced in the smart_style pictured, with fine, soft Persian lamb, at— '110 The sleeves tell hali the story ...smart new peplum style—the other half is in the dashing Rus- sian scarf collar, Other New Chonga Coats .. $98.50 to $125 {3 The Misses’ Fashion Cost Shop has many new styles to show tomorrow, & Third Floor. For Important Evenings—The Misses’ Shop of Salon Gowns Presénts—— Demure taffetas...Clinging chif- ‘ fons and laces . , . Sophisticated draped crepes...black, in white, in the soft pastels and the vivid high shades that are mew, in a smart collection 45 Danube Blue is the tone of this classic chiffon, which we sketch, starred all over with gleaming rhinestones. The Misses’ Salon Frocks in sises 16 to 20 years, Second Ploor. - Junior Fashions Are Even Younger and new arrivals will furnish a thrill to Satur- day visitors of 11 to 17 years. Here they are in their third floor Shop. Vivid Splashes of Color Amid the Sober Black—in Coats 509850 Red with Persian or caracill green with beaver...blue with grey Krimmer. In those loosely woven woolens that manage to be very warm. The coat sketched is scarlet— with scarf and cuffs of black %, ! Persian and a belt of black pat- ent leather. $98.50. “Runabout” Frocks for Gay Juniors $20.50 Frocks that run about all over town from party to play and from play to dance. Some of - | them are most demure...othcrs are divinely tailored (like the one we've pictured with it: furred sleeves, after Gerv: i you please). But they're done in bright greens and blues and golds with perky short sleeves or elaborate long ones...and they're practical for so many festive occasions. HAT In'Our Entire Stock *D Our former prices were $10—8$15—$20—$25—830 and some as high as $35 Impossible to get a $20 or. $35 hat for $5, you say | No—not impossible in this semi-annual Jelleff event when every Paris original and every Paris copy—when every hat from important American designers is reduced, regardless of former cost, to $5] NOTE—On gccount of the tremendous response to this sale we advise you to come early. Hats of i J £ Imported Antelo, Fur Combinations Imported Solei Imported Tweed Metal Cloth 'Wool-Lace French Felt Chenille Sequins Tricot Velvet s Satin Millinery—Street Floor No Exchanggs—No C. O. D.’s—No Approvals! { Your mew coat for Thanks- |, hanting collection tomor- giving—surely there is no ro':p 'Zf the Ne? Junior Shop, time to lose. Third Floor. And Now—GIRLS The 6 to 14 Shop—Third Floor Where mothers will find school coats and dresses with a “well bred” English look—and party frocks and dressy coats that have the piquant simplicity which characterizes the French child’s Wm;en’s and Misses’ ' $8.50 to $10.50 - Footwear . clothes., Tweed Coats 33950 Coats for the “almost grown- | up” child—of flecked or mono- tone tweeds in vivid shades or practical tans and brown, with warm kasha linings and collars of raccoon or French beaver. Sketched is a green fleck tweed with shawl collar of nicely marked raccoon. 2 School Suits $16-5 ‘Wool suits and novelty knit suits, in jumper styles with blouses, jackets some have berets to match. They are ex- ceptionally stand the most strenuous wear. ed | Pictured is a ‘cynning jumper frock of knitted tweed with jacket and beret to match. well made to with- | s6.45 $hoes taken from our regular sfocks . . . art new styles . . . in all colors and all izes, though not in every styles he leathers—Suede, kid, patent leather, calf, reptile. i The colors—Black, brown, green and blue, The styles—Ties, straps, step-in pumps, ox- fords. > The heels—from comfortable military to the slender spike. . 3 All sizes in the group—but not every size in each style. * Shoe Shop, Street Flgbr. S