Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1933, Page 11

100 GIRL SCOUTS ENROLL FOR CAMP First Session of Camp May Fletcherl Opens in Shenandoah Monday. The camp is located in Shen- andoah National Park, near Harrison- | burg, Va. It is under the direction of Miss Harriet O. Johnson, assisted by Misses Margaret Hall and Eleanor Brady. Those registered include: Betty War- ner, Mary Wilson, Mary 8. Hoops, Sylvia Aun Staves, Betty Howe, Mary Rich- THE EVENING May Davis, Muriel Lunger, Nancy Hop- kins, Doreen Penn, Alice Shelton, Peg- gy Barth, Eloise Collingwood, Patricia Maphis, Dorothy Fowler, Catherine Fowler, Betty Jane Turner, Marianna Sandmeyer, Delphine Colquitt, Fairlee Lemly, Christine Morley, Mary Ann Donnally, Eugenia Dunn, Jean Evans, Janet Clapper, Betty Middleton, Bas bara Foote, Helen Osmun, Floria Wil Phyllis Ann Walcott, Katherine Rock- well, Catherine Rounds, Caroline Broune, Birney Strong, Mary Louise Wilson, Ruth Gleissner, Anita Ashford, Jacqueline Jenks, Virginia Clarke, Frances Eleanor Clarke, Mary Hiden, Eleanor Lee, Jean Ofterdinger, Ruth Eleanor Bondy, Agnes Birney, Peggy jLou Dawkins, Mary Jeanne Coleman, STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, PEACE IN NEUTRAL AREA IS EXPECTED Sino-Japanese Troubles Over Zome Appear Likely to Be FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1933. the Great Wall in accordance with the! Ob.;l"m:p:r:t'.dm‘ pects { TS 8| ros| lor in the area hmpeunmedhu ture appear bright. INSPIRED BY. PRIZE FIGHT; LOS ANGELES, June 30 (P)—Mrs.| s+ A—I11 Don’t Have Ugly Hands: ‘When hands become dry, red, rough or coarse from household duties or exposure to the weather, use Queen Anne Lotion. It truly gives you “Hands of Velvat i lllllt1 Nigh.” son, Nancy Rogers, Wilma Jacobi, Faye Griffith, Mary Burdich, Theodora King, Jacqueline Guthrie, Betty Arrowsmith, Jane Arrowsmith, Josephine Bierman, Jane Nicolet, Jane Saunders, Isola Moll, Helen Wheeler, Dorothy Holtzman, Bet- ty Brougher, Margaret Stephens, Betty Ann Johnson. Augusta An: Martha Oosur testified in Superior | Court yesterday that her husband Oscar took her to a prize fight and they saw a knockout. s “Some day I'm going to pin one of those on you” she said Oscar told her on the way home. And later he did. Mrs. Oosur got her divorce. ards, Virginia Lee George. Mary Ernes- tine Randell, Doris Maude Randal | Peggy Byers, lldar&mr!hi !3!1’3'1 Bg(;m ; Anita Mammele, Margaret Vogel, Julia About 100 girls have enrolled for the 'y oo Betty Lewis, Marle Janof, Jeanne first session of Camp May Fletcher, | willel, Betsy Thomas, Betty Barton, @irl Scout mountain camp, which opens ' Ann Shivers, Julia Lou Eaton, Edna y . “len like it after shav- * a bottle today. 35c s at Peoples Druf Gaines, Mary Wilson, Mary S. Hoops, Betty Leake, Alice Leake, Irene Scott, Margaret Osterwald, Gretchen Bickelhaupt, Mary Bohlin, Isabel Walter, Mary Bowie, Betty Jane Oswald, Jean Grinnell and Carmen Bil- n Moran, lington. Park Monday. Settled Shortly. have revealed that terms of the treaty be fulfilled without further delay. B. the Associated Press. Al ough ok DT eitatatd e TIENTSIN, China, June 30.—DIff-| gituation indicated today the ‘Chi. culties between the Japanese and Chi- nese over the area south of and 65c Stores. QUEEN ANNE LOTION B THE neEw elleffs 1216-1220 F STREET For the conven- Market Prices continue to rise—but there are July Holiday savings on every floor at Jelleff’s! Nine individualized Dress Shops—two for Misses, two for Women, one for Larger Women, one for Juniors, the Economy Dress Shop, the Cotton Shop, the Sports Shop. One of them has the dress YOU need, to suit YOUR type. Coat Shops—Accessory Shops—Beach Shop—all ready with Holiday wear- ables that will double your pleasure and halve your expense! Such selections—such savings—such pleasant, courteous service! Almost impossible to shop - at Jelleff’s, and depart unsatisfied! Save time—money—effort! Shop tomorrow at Jellefi’s—where satisfaction is a certainty! Special Holiday Purchase! Shown for the First Time Specially Purchased for This Great Holiday Event! Be autiful $1 6=2’ $1 9 i—f, $25 1,500 of the very smartest RS . . | Cotton Frocks Printed Chiffons SO MisesLivle @ 1 3.7 5 $2.95 $3.95 48\ WV omen—W omen 5>/ Large Women ience of its cus- Jelleff's will open Satur- day and Monday as usual. tomers, Women’s and Missés’ Piques, . Seersuckers, Voiles and Ginghams The season’s most successful models—one-piece dresses, and dresses with jackets—in the outstanding material of the sea- son—printed chiffon! Fashions for street, for travel, for afternoon—for Summer evenings when one wishes to be smart, and cool and beautiful—but not dressed up! Ever so many of them—yet so diversified are the styles, that fre- quently there are but one or two of a model! Fh_op early— You'll have lots of competition in securing fashion values \ like these! Styles for sport—for street—for aiternoon—and all but the most formal evenings! Sheer voiles—rivaling chiffon in cool, coloriul loveliness—with cape collars, lace, embroidery; cool, crisp pique—champion of sports fabrics—in white and pastels; gingham—un- approached in popularity—plaids, checks, one and two picce styles; seersuckers, in stripes, and hairline plaids. Plenty white—pastels—and lots of the black and navy-with-white; people are asking for! Sizes 14 to 44—and plenty in each—but do shop early— —Afternoon_and informal eve- they'll go like the proverbial hotcakes! For Misses nung chiftons. Light back- grounds, large and small polkadots combined, monotone print jacket frocks. floral prints with pleated cape collars. New styles, adorable trim- mings. Navy, black, brown, beetroot and lovely combinations. Sizes 14 to 20. —Din- Women and Little Women™7"; ensembles with jackets—street costumes with jackets—dresses for afternoon—all in those lovely, cool light background prints. Often but one of a model. Some wash crepes, too. Sizes 36 to 44, 1613 to 22'%. —Printed chiffon in de- Larger Women ™ gn; nat have a won. derfully slenderizing effect. Plain chiffons, too, and chiffons with lace. Jacket frocks—dresses with cool, flattering capes and cape sieeves. In garden prints, and plenty of black, brown and navy with white. Sizes 405 to 5015, FIFTH FLOOR. —Grand gingham sports dress, with its shoul- der straps adjusted through mother-of-pearl rings and the tucks that make its top fit so smoothly. In green, orange or red checks, and plaids in every color of the rainbow. Sizes 14 to 20. $3.95. —One of those indispensable seersuckers— Jelleff's collection is a notable one—in green, blue, or red checks. Their uses are innu- merable—and their vogue is increasing by leaps and bounds. Sizes 14 to 20. $2.95. Dotted Swiss—all ruffles and daintiness, but practical and wearable, just the same! Blue, pink and navy grounds with white dots, blue, pink, green or red dots on white. Sizes 14 to 20. $395 $395. FOURTH FLOOR—COTTON SHOP. C_ A No more like them at their price when these are gone! Smart Leathers—Clever Fabrics at Important Holiday Savings Vanity Fair’s Molding Undie Buy now for the Fourth and for all Summer. Prices ARE Rising! LD STRIPE Silk Stockings '1 In Gift Box, $3 Free! With Each $3.50 Purchase of Louey Venn Cosmeties 81 box Bath Powder with large puff Pure Dye Crepe Slips 51.95 We believe these to be the last of this quality—pure dye silk crepe, trimmed with im- portants Alencon pattern laces —we'll_be able to purchase at this price! All have adjustable shoulder strap and 24-inch shadow panel—Vestee front or lace appliqued top. Tearose or white, 32 to 34. $3 Summer Handbags $l.95 Softies—envelopes—tailor- ed styles; three-part pouches particularly good for travel-vagabonds— every style of bag you could possibly want for your holiday. In patent, smooth and grain leathers, in matlasse crepe, linen, pique and crochere. Many of these bags have extra compartments, all are lined and fitted so attractively they can be opened any- where with pride. White, beige and the darker col- ors. New Lastex Playabout 52.50 Playabout is a snug, supple pantie that actually molds the figure. It will prove perfect under your trim holiday costumes! It is made of two-way-stretch Lastex and silk that will not run. The crotch is reinforced with glove silk. Launder this exceptional undie as often as you wish and it still remains firm—guaranteeing to you the fashion lines every smart woman wants. White and blush. Sizes 4,5 6 7 GREY SHOPS—SECOND FLOOR. . . New Voile Girdle § I .95 Firm yet cool as can be Cool and firm at the same time! 14-inch, semi- sidehook with two-way stretch back section. and French loop garters; sizes 25 to 32; in tearose. GREY SHOPS—SECOND FLOOR. Special pur- chase— choose ] At Jelleff’s Exclusively Light and Dark Colors For one week only—Louey Venn of London makes this lovely giit offer—a §1 box of her fine quality English Bath Powder with large puff—iree with cach purchase of her exquisite toiletries—amounting to £3.50 or more. For your convenience we quote the foll i Cleansing Cream, S 75c, $1.50, $2.75; cial Astringent, Rouge or Lipstick White Cotton Pull-ons 55¢ Always carry an extra pair of fresh white gloves! Double woven, smooth-fitting Bolton thumb—a quality that tubs and looks like new! Buy a holiday supply— they’re a bargain! Chiffons Service Sheers Gold Stripe “Adjustables™ 2 PaETes $2.85 $§1.25 and Powder, $l. Raw silk prices are climbing—so stocking prices are sure to increase, too! Buy Gold Stripe Silk Stockings now and save money. These beau- tiful $1 Gossamer Chiffons, Service Sheers, and “Adjustables” that fit any length of leg, are silk 1009 pure, with plaited feet, narrow heel and the patented runproof garter stripe. All the delightiul Summer shades: Champagne, Froth, Samoa, Parade and Duotone; sizes 8} to J01%. Special Purchase! $3.95 CREPE $ 3 A special quality at this price! GOWNS Another value we'll hardly re- peat. Pure dye crepe, im- ported Alencon pattern laces, white and pastels, 15 and 17. GREY SHOPS SECOND FLOOR. Gold Stripe Silk Stockings are sold in Washington only by TS Jellef’s—F Street Store and 1721 Connecticut Ave. Shop. 2l A special trip to New York! Purchase! A Special Values Extra-Special! 10% Dresses for Jr. Debs Wash Crepes Printed Chiffons $"7.95 White or pastel wash crepes— with short, swagger or hip length jackets; printed chiffons that are a rainbow of loveliness, and wear marvelously, - despite their apparent fragility. You'll simply live in them during the day—remove their jackets, and you'll wear them evenings on all but the most formal oc- And they’ll increase your wardrobe amazingly, be- cause their jackets will com- bine with lots of the dresses you have already ; sizes 11 to 17. FIFTH FLOOR. Unprecedented! Sale of 200 specially it! purchased $5 to $12.75 sample knit Made to sell for more—and they look it! Just 100 specially purchased Sports Dresses Dresses and Jacket Frocks for Misses and Women $ 7 95 . Out and out sports dresses— sleeveless, plenty of freedom as to skirt—pockets and plaits where they're handiest and smartest! Or the sports- spectator type, for the gallery, the less strenuous sportswo- meen, or even for round town or business wear! Jacket frocks—with long or hip length jackets, in fashions designed to flatter madame quite as surely as mademoiselle. In crepe— in stripes and checks—with clever trimmings of ‘pique, or- gandie, buttons, hand-finished edges. Flesh, maize, blue, plenty of white, in sizes 14 to 20, 36 to 4. SPORTS SHOP, THIRD FLOOR. Special Purchase! Special Holiday Value— Women’s, Misses’, Juniors’ $15 and $19.50 Bathing Suits Never before have we -offered such values so early! $3.95 A month from now, these values would be remarkable enough—right before the holi- day—they’re nothing short of phenomenal! There are rib knits—real zephyrs—lastex, acetates—in plaids, checks, fancy stripes and stitches. Two-piece, with separate trunks or skirts. In white, royal blue, green, black, maize, flame. With shoulder bows, surplice backs, square backs, adjustable shoulder straps and backs. At these reductions, you'll buy two and three at a time! That is, if you shop early enough to get any! Sizes 32 to 40. BEACH SHOP—THIRD FLOOR. Swagger Coats Plenty of W hite— lovely Pastel Tints ‘10 Summer demands at least one coat like these—two, a white and a gay pastel, are even better! To slip over one's light clothes in a sudden cool spell—for motoring—for the beach. they’re simply indispensable! Three- quarter and seven-eighth lengths, drop, tucked or raglan yokes, tucked or puff sleeves, patch pockets. Diagonal crepes, basket cloth, fleece and chevrons. casions. THE COAT SHOPS—THIRD FLOOR