Evening Star Newspaper, August 6, 1931, Page 21

NEW SN DRIE ,Tmoki to Remove lilegal Billhoards. @pectal Dispateh to The Btar. BALTIMORE, Md, August 6 —With more than 4,500 billboards in the State already licensed, and thousands of small signs removed, the State Roads Commission 1s now making preparations for another two-day campaign to clean up Maryland’s highways, through elim- ination of all unlicensel signs. The concerted drive, the second since the law went into effect in June, prob- ably will be made about the middle of August, it was sald by Maj. Harry D. ‘Wilkiar, jr., chief engineer. It will be modeled along the lines of the previous drives, staged early in July, when 50 motor trucks and 200 men of the roads flag-mnl ';e‘mr;:egm small illegal signs. Approximately 15,000 were taken down at that time. Signs to Be Checked. Maj. Williar said the concerted cam- paign will augment the day-by-day drive now in effect, and efforts will be made to check illegal signs every day of the year. Miss Lavinia Engle, Montgomery County delegate in the Legislature, and one of the principal sponsors of the billboard law, said y the Roads Commission was to be commended for han the enforcement of the law in and conservative way. of the commis- r than against the billboard companies and advertisers, she sald. Most of the large companies who co-operated with Miss Engle and the other interested delegates in secur- m&;nemo(thehw.,mm af in its enforcement. Co-Operation Is Praised. n has also followed a ires the licensing of all feet of the State roads, commission authority to ’ Finds $2.61 Cash In Gizzard of Goose He Bought for $1 remove those that are dangerous to traffic. Billboard companies maintaining mmmnwgggnnm-mny licenss fee of and required fo pay a tax of one-half cent per square foot for each sign. Edge Takes Vacation. PARIS, August 6 (#).—American Am- bassador Walter E. Edge went to Le Touquet this afternoon. On Sunday he will go to Scotland for the grouse shooting. CORN .INSTANT In one minute—just that quick ~—pain from Corns and Sore Toes is gone when Dr. Scholl’s Zino- pads are applied! The secret of this instant action is in their mild, soothing, healing medication. 100% SAFE! Using harsh liquids or plasters, or cutting your corns or callouses is dangerous—often causing acid Zino-pads remove the cause— friction and pressure of shoes—by MAE MURRAY REUNITED WITH PRINCE M’DIVANI v Marital Trouble Ends and Divorce Case Dropped After He With- draws Objections to Career. By the Associated Press. HOLLYWOOD, Calif., August 6.—In [ by the sea, Mae unruy.l blond actress, and her husband, Prince David M'Divani, were reunited again today. Her divorce suit had been d:wr_d, but Miss Murray had won her pol;lm he right to continue her career in 3 With the same suddenness that sur- Hollywood last Saturday, when she filed her divorce complaint, the actress late yesterday went into Su- perior Court and obtained a dismissal of the suit, which had charged cruelty. “He was jealous -~ iy career because he thought it took me away from him too much,” she said after the recon- ciliation was announced. “Now he is never "nlng to be jealous or interfere Miss Murray sald she and her hus- band “realize more now that we have n'l;-yl been madly in love with each other.” = American bathing caps are being worh | in Prance this Summer. —SORE ' TOES cushioningthesorespot. Small, thin, - easy toapply. Also sizes for Cornsbe- tween toes, Callouses and Bunions. Sold everywhere—35c¢ box. I Scholl's ino-pads ALE Colored Pillowcases 25¢ Each 42x36 and 45x36 col- ored _pillowcases _with gemnmched hems— treet Floor. ——— ] Your Ascot Scarf Is Stitched for Fall 1,.’ 3 . Stitched in rich Fall colors, to look like plaid,® on double two-tone silk, brown with rust, gold with rust, green with eggshell, blue and black with white. Grand for college girls! Neckwear Shop—Street Fioor Knithac Service Is Lower! 25(3 the stocking You may now have the runs skillfully caught up in your silk stockings at 25¢ the stocking, instead of the usual charge for each individual run. All types of silk stockings except net! 24-hour service. % Gold Stripe Stk Stocking Shop—Street Floor = The Winter Coat Sale is Taking on Speed! Jelleff's is a busy store these days . . . women tall and short and slim and plump, misses, junior misses are trekking to the ‘Annual Summer Sale of Winter Coats that is now in full swing! In the Fur Salon, Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) is selling as fast as cloth coats . . . on the Dress Floors new Fall frocks are excitingly like fashions of the Second Empire (1860-70). There’s a new college going scarf on the street floor and the wide gauntlet gloves , , , but come , , . see for yourself how easy it is to attain a Fall, 1931 look, at what you want to spend. ey Hudson Seal’ Coats are what Women and Misses Are Buying 15% LESS in the Summer Sale Durable, yes...practical, yes ..but more than that, Hudson Seal* is fashionable. And why do you sup- pose they are selling so fast here ...one reason is that women and misses like to come to Jelleff's. They know we know. They know they can depend upon us for fash- ion, value, reliability. Hudson Seal* Self Trimmed $195 Less 15% s].65 Ermine or Fitch Trimmed Hudson Seal* $225 Less 15%, 819125 Persian Lamb . .. Natural Summer Ermine ..., Mink Trimmed Hudson Seal* w159 $250% Misses’ Size 14 ’ Sis o Mimed to Matrons’ Size 44 Fuf® Salon—Fourth Floor * Get One of These New Best Sellers in Bathing Suits They’re clever copies of much more expensive suits . . , and they've been so popular we've had a hard time keeping up with the demand, The Furs of F ashion Savings that aremalso the Fashion in Our Annual Summer Sale of # Winter Coats! Never before a sale equal to this, for women more anxious to save than ever before, are buying more eagerly than ever before. This confidence in Jelleff’s is not misplaced . . . we know what values we are giving . . . we know that these are the furs which will be the most worn . . . we know, too, that you will find the savings real and the styles right when you come to take your coat from storage in October. 3 Kit Fox Black Fox Red Fox Beaver Persian Lamb Skunk Mink $78” $9850 $125 Each Coat at a Saving of $10 to $25 Now So Buy Now— Build Your Wardrobe . Around Your Winter Blue Fox Kit Fox Beaver Fitch K;lif:ky Persian Lamb Silver fox, blue fox, Magellan kit fox, mink, paradise fitch, badger, beaver, Persian lamb but a new supply just arrived, made of the Coat same fine French jersey, with tri-colored round necks, deep evening gown backs, and a brief skirt pleated to look like pants. Maize, brown, white, and blue. Hurry in! Jellef’s Sports Shop—Fourth Fioor Women’s Chiffon Frocks We’re Hurrying Them Away at : Every One $ 7 5 (4) WOMEN'S FITTED CASES, Regularly $16.50 3 ot There’s nothing cooler, nothing Dresses White, pastel shades, polka dots, fighred and floral prints, in charming fashions for street, sports, business and vacation wear. Sizes 14 to 4. Why not choose several styles to finish the Summer—at this bar- gain price? Washable Silk Flat Crepe ? Washable Silk Pique Novelty Printed Silks Our Finer Coats $165 . $225 Straight Discount of 15% The finest furs are used lavishly, yet with restraint so that you may look el beautiful and always in good taste. el i fou: b foby i foss Extbnes it f:ink, belv:r‘, grey and black Persian T Success Coats, 50, $58.50 Wonderful Values...4th Floor Sketched: Vionnet's silhouette, side closing, of black cherkessa, wit stunning shawl collar and elbow cuffs of gor- geous blue fox. For a miss, $140.25. Il sold for $5.98 and $7.98. $1.00 BLOUSES, plain colors, [l conoy $4.49 n-mleg. lgmen 'm"v'nl. & Sold for ".5_ these chiffon frocks . . . with their L - mp_"“"m Prencn [l 4798 - . little cape collars edged with fine pleats, dainty insets of panties, chemises and bloomers of sold ’,m_ $10 | lace, long flowing sleeves, or short cap sleeves, some printed and plain voile, also 9=, nosegay prints on light backgrounds, some small patterns BAR HARBOR SETS, coverea || O o EMOCKS: h?,‘“;‘,',,"fi. piain ||| With fancy cretomne. Seat and on dark backgrounds suitable for town wear. Rose, beige, blue, green, navy and black. back Sizes 36 to 42, 3314 to 4114 Jellef’s Women’s Success Dresses—Fifth Floor- WARDROBE more gracious and becoming than Have you visited the College Shop? It’s on the third floor with our own fashionist in charge ... to'give advice , ., to L e rOCEs help budget . .. to help shop! She’s a treasure for college-going girls with problems! ‘wash silk, rayon prints and Awnings Reduced Strongly made window awnings in green and tan striped canvas. in chiffon 51k 30 s FOLTrASH. service wi Misses! Tweedy Looking Mixtures in Travel Away Frocks Simpthing Nowl The Plastron on this Frock Pair $2.00 GRENADINE SILK HOSE, T:yem of be-uumuw; :‘l:r qual- lars of full-fashioned Bem- 40 hose. Pair (11) 48- Rummage Sale of Millinery WHITE ROUGH STRAW |} FLOPS, Summery hats with wide (§i brims, also tape panamas (imita- brands red $1.00 RAYON UNDIES, includ- ing regular and extra sizes in the lot. Lace trimmed, tailored and ap- pliqued. Chemise, step-ins, bloom- ers, panties, vests. In non- 45¢ run rayon and rayon mesh. ' ATHLETIC UNION RUMMAGE WASH GOODS 25¢, 29¢, 39c to 49c Values 36-Inch Flock-Dot Voile sport styles of plain and 490 !u;cz broadc! YS' 79¢ WASH SUITS, sizes 2% to 8. In white, plain colors and combination 49 colors c ODD LOTS BOYS' Table of washable and woolen shorts, long pants, washable and cloth knickers, play suits, overalls and pajamas. 59¢ to $1.00 39¢ Street ; tion) " and other popular 50y AND $4.00 SUMMER $3.00 HATS, Baku braids, peanits and wear. 25¢ N HATS— 18 high-grade Summer hats, in- cluding fine Bakus, lace hair h: Vs Hlst lnd” other 62'98 Street Floor Rummage Sale of '16% Each with its own jacket! These smart frocks are perfect joys . « . as sheer and fine as silk . . . with just enough wool to keep you warm when the first brisk Fall days catch up with you. The dresses have short sleeves, slimly fitted hip- lines, all manner of new details For the Junior Miss 31 650 The plastron used to be an iron breastplate under a coat 3 of mail . . . but for Fall, 1931, it’s the newest thing fronts! in dress The frock sketched is of black canton crepe, the plas- tron a vivid contrast in white In this day and age of indi- viduality, what could be smarter than your own ini- tial to slip into the plain and red, with cuffs to match. metal frame on this bag . .. smooth or grain leather, with an outside pocket . .. or a zipper compartment. Black, brown, green, navy, and wine. Jellef’s Handbag Shop—Street Floor Children’s Wear $1.98 TO $2.98 DRESSES—Size: 2 to 5 in odd lots; panty, straight. line and coat dresses of pique, prints and broadcloth. *‘l 00 Short and long sleeves. - 58c TO $1.00 CREEPERS AND Dad Jote, Incliding ety Q. , inclu boy sults” .. 29¢ $1.00 AND $1.25 BONNETS AND HATS—High-back organdy bon- nets, dl;‘r? (2P, and pigue and andy hat — T T $5.00 INFANTS' SILK CoATs— | (5) in white and pink silk crepe de chine, smocked and | ...satin vestees, loop trimming, square necklines, brilliant suede belts. ..the jackets have long and 7 sleeves. Tweedy look- ing silk-and-wool mixtures, in blue, black, and brown. Sizes 14 to 20. 36-Inch Novelty Printed Voile 40-Inch Sheer Quality Plain Voile 36-Inch Better Grade Printed Percale Yard Rummage Silks and Rayons $1.00 to $1.50 Values | | 40-In. AllSilk Printed Flat Crepe 64c | 40-In. Beautiful Printed Rayon Crepe Yard 40-In. All-Silk Printed Chiffon | 40-In. All-Silk Printed Georgette Crepe CANNON BATH TOWELS, the REMNANTS of yard-wide per- double - thread Turkish irtings in Other canton crepes for town wear and dinner at college with Vionnet bias lines, cleverly draped collars and the new straight skirts, in black, brown, and green. Sizes 11 to 17, Jellef’s College Shop—Third Floor New Colors—New Lengths in Fabric Gloves ’]. They’re going to wear fabric gloves right on into the Fall, in the lgnger lengths . . . 5-button demi-mousque- taire with scalloped tops, in the new Fall colors . . . . Negligees chocolate, Morocco, cedar, mellow, grey, white, biscuit. Jelleff's Glove Shop—Street - Floor $J ? 95 for a hand of bridge . . . plenty of cool white and the . $ 95 Satin! 4 A tovely-thing to_slip into delicious icy pastels, little cap sleeves, the baby raglan First of All Z:':;m,‘.;x Nmm& for Fall sleeves, or no sleeves at all , . . groups of pleats, sections of tucks, patent leather belts 4 « o details that make a dress rull‘.;mrt. Sizes 14 to 42. 4% Sketched: Blue travel crepe jacket frock, with loop trimming on the jacket and around the neckline of the frock. $1650 for a miss. Just In! Fitted Silk 100 More! These Summer Frocks In the S Shop These are the dresses you willlbe wearing on your vacation, on the courts for a fast game of tennis . . . on the piazza Wiise » <l l:n.‘ ‘hell:“-!eev?, ued down the front and on e . sleeves. Sq(t'; pastel i es. Grey Shops—Second Fioor college . , . fitted silk For Women and _gees, coat style with lumm Jellef's Sports Shop—Fourth