Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1931, Page 21

THE_EVENING BTAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, TUESDAY, JANUARY & 1931 | - ALMA RUBENS HELD |iie, ey, "G her ompanton on) |complained to police the actress had Miss Rubens’ gowns when they searched T/7 .___Greater alue han E\’er e NEW V I hysterically upon reaching the jail. “I who was released from a State asylum| When two military planes recently in- hearing on a Federal charge of pos-|out a scratch and the other sustained sessing narcotics, only a broken leg, but the two mechan- . Miss Rubens was arrested at a hotel ' ics were Killed, —_— e ekl The NEW e u o n a s l o n S —Harbingers of Spring Feature of ion interest in cotton frocks. Linens, broadcloths consideration to your budget! Tomorrow, then—a In Cotton In Cotton Such chic little reminders that Spring is just her_room. Curedof Addiction, Accused [ Bavs, b i 5 W5bon ity of ) —and Smarter Than Ever of Possession. gz) pt‘e!:lblfi iagfxggmnsze.bemtg“ now this AR " - 5 > 113 2 S arailes teur, e quesone” coneemmie “the J That’s the “Theme Song SAN DIEGO, Calif, January 6.— | JeWelry, but was released. A T & year ago as being cured of drug ad- | terlocked in midair at Madrid, Spain, 10° Announces the 5 s : - The New j J Nelly Don cotton frocks assume an even greater And Nelly Don’s Spring Slogan is Greater Value. /4 and cotton crepes. $1.95 to $5.95. Silks and wools, whole Spri rardrob: half of what you’ g % ¥ pring wardrobe at half of what you'd usu- g Romney $10.95 to $12.95. A Fashion Exclusive $ ' around the corner —done in the inimitable 14 Styles [ ON NARcoTIc cHARGE beaten her. Police said they found 40 cubes of a narcotic sewn into one of Former Film Actress, Pronpunced| 'Its a frameup.” the actress cried Alma Rubens, former screen favorite, S, i of fllb’ C}lic Nezu diction, was in jail today awaiting a | the pilot of one machine escaped with- Wednesday : : it ; ; Not only will you want to buy ever so many of thes (14 bl ] rta s season—with tk ash- ¥ You Wy Y Y of these impostance ithis season —wit ienieaning fach frocks—but you will be able to afford them with all Osep ats ally pay. . 3 WEEK o With Jelleff's “Joseph” manner. A Goupy —New straw weaves in draped turbans . ., Copy of > $ 95 —Panamalaque combined with felt . . . b t —Charmeuse Brilliante, the newest.straw . .. Flamlngo . —Baku combined with felt . . . Crepe Jellef’s Millinery Shop—Street Floor $49.50 : ' Scores of Chic Styles in e Mo i Beautiful Silk Dresses The New imvrmnant'ieatura of Ror.‘nney i Sp . Nk i s i $10-5 e $12:% O flamingo . crepe for Washington's A peplum jacket with three- 7 St_yl&\‘ 95 s S't_yle: 9 FOR WOMEN quarter sleeves edged in black | . . fur .. . an eyelet embroidered in Cotton in Cotton Fashion Critics are organdy blouse . .. a dashing skirt with inverted back pleat, [+ <] Very Enthusiastic Jelleg’s Salon Gown Stiop A—Snowflake suiting B—Linen frock, clev- About Them Second Floor with lingerie erly seamed and fitted. 7 $5.95. $2 : 9 S0 touches. $5.95. 7 : . The NEW You will like the small floral . pattc‘msh. .« the individual sk note in the colors . .. the flat- J il ginmng tering lace gilets and cuffs. .. Wedicida the choice of one-picce styles or jacket types—and will be emphatic in your approval of AmaZing ; P . ! ' this moderate price. . | —Sizes 36 to 42. Reductions 3 —Navy, Black and White in tl:lc 1 ¢ —Copen Blue FRENCH SHOP : I || 377 ) S A Every one who knows Fashion knows the Jelleff French Shop; knows its reputation for authoritative fashions, always a bit ahead of the mode. ..another reason why these drastic, first reductions of prices will urge you to / \ d ‘ T 4 ; ]lt&‘f ]maglflé‘/ New attend this sale. p g8 A oqe . . Evening Fashions e 245 > P hlllpplne nghtgowns By Moifoumn Mranaes, i Ballie. beocaded, dn. silver, aisg 10— 7 § A Hundreds of dainty handmade gowns of fine nain- After Lelong, star sapphire satin, size 40—was $85—now $65. { AN .| sook, hand-embroidered - i s After Vionnet, sca foam green satin, size 16—was $85—now $65. sale that cannot but b a?d hand-scalloped, in a After Chanel, net trimmed with bugle beads, size 18—was $145 e cannot but be of great interest to you. —Dnow $95. Only. 400 in the group, however, and you know what After Callot, black satin, size 40—was $85—now $75, 3 Hint nenra After Patou, corynth crepe, size 36—was $95—now $75. After Vionnet, lame 36— 175—3 95. d C—Russian_type two-piece # . L. s ey S Y was S uow gl dress of silk crepe. $12.95, Silk Undies, $1.95 Satin Robes, $5.95 $120. vl % 3 s 2 Vionnet copy, black velvet, size 18—was $145—now $95. 0 F“"?}‘ crepe chemise . . , The best looking robes After Chanel, ensemble of pale green satin, size 16—was $195— ¢ step-ins . , . dance sets ... we've ever sold at such a now $120. ¢ bloomers in most attrac- After Mol black velvet with diamantes, size 33—was $175 s . i i i i s T - :"‘ e e Hamantes, sf was 17 tive tailored and lace PHIge !] AQ“’I;Cdd - aBtll B¢ After Chanel, black lace, size 18—was $85—now $75. . tris les. warmly interlined. Madame Frances, gorgeous lame, size 18—was $195—now $120. D—~Maple leai Donelin F.—Leaf printed broad- / hn;med styles. . Pastel y ack After Callot, red crepe, size 16—was $145—now $95. print with organdy col- cloth, trimmed with shades. and pastels. After Augustabernard, lame, size 16—was $165—now $120, Iae and ciffs. SIo%. pique. $§2.95. Sunday Night Fashions : - - Kiitsk New Regular $3.00 Madame Frances, black lace, size 18—was $185—now $120. I ; —Peplum frock of L . = }alq or/4 OoTmlen froch s : Fine Rayon Pyjamas Ardanse, black crepe du jour, size 38—was $95—now $75. E~Don Semble of splash Afternoon Fashions yeave Uroadtiolh, dor organdy lingerie touch- : After Molgneux, flat crepe with ermine, size 38—was $95— es. $5.95. Wide trousers, tuck-in blouses and a quality s 95 now $75. i P LR A b of rayon that was exceptionalat $3. A gamut 1 . active sports. $3.95, D $3.95, ok After M.ag'ys Rouff, brown crepe with fur, size 38—was $85— P of gay colors. now_$65. \ Madame Frances, black crepe with lace, size 38—was $110— ) $1.95 Rayon P yjamas, $1.00 After Callot, crepe Elizabeth, size 42—was $110—now $75. ust ;i i i - calloe After Vionnet, brown canton crepe, size 36—was $85—now $65. P J d 29 pa)r(s: ok this clev}e‘r Ply Jama, in red, yellow, black After Chanel, brown crepe, size 35—was $75—now $50. 0p- and wvory. Coats to match, $1. After Patou, blue crepe Elizabeth, size 16—was $75—now $50. i Madame Frances, blue checked faille, size 18—was $110—now | | SR lemen huiSiriet Risns $75. After Patou, black canton with pink beauvais, size 16—was $65—now $45, A om0 i it b, s 10| | 5 g ) —Flattering, Fitted Lines ‘ Yo b After Lelong, brown canton with flesh—size 18—was $95— now 875 et | 7 D —Flat or Long Haired Furs s W | \¢ , _ Glorious i —and Very New Z NEW | - ) / y i The ( | : Vivid j M:f : L, January Sale of Cings The Junior Misses’ Shop— i ‘ Women, S New C Oats Frocks Third Floor = The Right ‘ | ‘ : $110 to $135 Grades $1650 Clothes Make : $ , for Poise scores of mew high-colored flat —and many mothers of self- [ \ 2 0 | crepe dresses. And the styles in- conscious junior misses And other points that women are applauding—the gor- figgis'hsz’:r:':‘ilf;‘m::)';osr—i;;‘l:: blessing the new Junic P geous quality of the furs. .. the dull, smooth fabrics and and sleeves, rich bits of embroid- {l‘:'t ;‘:_‘:;HCJ:(;‘ "“gmm:;‘:":‘z; the smart, spongy woolens . . . the couturier lines of col- ery. A wi R .. P 9 e any budget—and that help lars and cuffs. .. the heavy silk linings and warm inter- Sizes 14 to 20 juniors to cultivate the poise linings. Kolinsky, fisher fitch, beaves, Persian lamb, Rust Gold that comes with the conscious- black fox, and skunk. Blue Red ness of really smart clothes., # i A tucked frock of silk crepe Sizes for All Women! : Jdbl'l;m Frock Shop . with Hi ted collar and 2 tucma:-’ufl':qolfl :Mlz. Comes in Jelleg’s Fashion Coat Shop—Third Floor green, blue, red and rust. $16.50 . _‘ S T —yi—— As refreshing as an April day—