Promenading Polly Hello FRESHMEN.!! and a sec ond hello to the rest of the girls on the campus!! We should like very much to have you all meet our new shopping hound whose name is POLLY . . . She is new on the campus and absolutely the most enthusiastic window peeke r you ever met. POLLY is here to help you do your college shopping —we’re sure you can’t go wrong if you take her advice . . . . . . This week we have loads of things to offer -fall fashions are fimply divine and we want you to know all about them. It’s just the right time to be finding the very smartest of new wool dresses—and guess what POLLY has found for you ? ? ? those terrifically smart JEAN CAROL frocks right here in Eu gene . . . POLLY is sure that every girl will want to see this shipment which JUST this minute arrived in BARNHART’S on Willamette street. POLLY in her usual snooping way was peepin’ into the window of BURCH’S SHOE STORE and found just exactly what she had been looking for—an evening san dal in white satin and silver com bined giving a most different and striking effect—and best of all the satin will take any color dye without in the least affecting the silver—it’s perfect in fact POL LY insists that you see the entire sandal display!!! How many of you have letters that simply must be written IM MEDIATELY??? yes, just as I thought It is the common cry of the busy coed . . . Now POLLY thinks what you really need for the note-writing inspiration is some truly attractive stationery . . . Strolling down Broadway she found something to write home “about” or "on” ... It will say itself what a marvelous week you have had at the “rushing” parties . . . POLLY'S discovery was in the ORIENTAL ART SHOP. All you knitting hounds here's your chance to get some really ex cellent instructions POLLY was so thrilled when she went into THE BROADWAY, INC., and up stairs to the knitting department . . . She has started a new suit now of SHETLAND wool!!! Of course she got the yarn there too they have such a lovely assortment of colors . . . Willie sue is laming iiuiiuL styles in things in this column POLLY simply cnn’t resist telling you about some of the lovely clothes she has seen on and about the campus this week of course we are really talking about the Fresh- j men They are without doubt the j best dressed girls POLLY has seen. 1 INCHED LILJEQU18T was look ing like a picture from the renais sance in a bright* blue dinner dress with an ACCORD1 AN PLEATED skirt and regal collar, cuffs, and buttons of silver . . . At tea on Sunday LUCY EL LEN HOUGHTON from Klamath I Falls looked very attractive in a brown 3ilk afterenoon dress. JU LIANNE FORTMILLER of Albany has been noticed by POLLY in some very smart costumes. BETTY JEAN McKEOWN was very petite at dinner lhe other eve ning in an oxford red velvet gown. Have you ever in your life seen such stunning coats as are being shown this fall??? Oh, you should hear POLLY she is simply raving about them!!! There are full ones and fitted ones short and long but what POLLY liked for just all around wear was a dark brown LAPIN with the very new LIT TLE-BOY collar that everyone is talking about She spotted this little number in H. GORDON & CO. POLLY has a discovery that you i will all be glad to heal KKITH'S i SHOK HKPA1H has an absolutely | new process of half-soling so that it doesn’t even show . . . You know you can't possibly get by on the campus if your shoes are not in good condition -jt will simply ruin the effect of all your new clothes — so follow POLLY to KEITH'S. If you're going to stay at the University very long you will have ' to see what we wear for dances | at the new Green Parrot and out ! to Willamette n'everything POL LY has found what she is going to wear to the very first dance It is a gray little print silk frock so comfortable and smart looking You can find some like it at SCHO BERT STYLE SHOP . . . These fall nights and sleeping porches are a new combination new pajamas are essential and | warmer ones too!!! POLLY dis covered perfectly darling woolies j with interesting details of collars. I buttons, tailored pleats and tucks . . . Stop in to see them ut Beard's Now women, too, can find out if their choice of career is right or if they should have chosen another occupation. Dr. Edward K. Strong, Stanford university psychologist, has recently completed a vocational guidance test for women which de termines whether nursing, law, medicine, office management, teaching or plain housekeeping should be chosen as a career. The scoring is similar to those of Dr. Strong's vocational tests for men. They are a measure of how nearly a woman’s interests coin cide with those of the average wo man engaged in a certain occupa tion. The tests are being given college girls in order to determine the work they will enter and also to women who have already started an occupation. In order to get the interests of women in the seventeen different occupations that are studied, the psychologist interviewed many groups of representative women. Among Iherr. were 161 lawyer, 401 nurses, 196 physicians and 425 li brarians. Unusual results were noted in this tabulation of interests. Of all the groups, it was seen, that the interests of the housewife and the stenographer were most alike. . . . You’ll find them in plain or any color harmony. Get in time with a correct cam pus step!!! Sport shoes that will accentuate your costumes POD LY just had to buy the smartest pair of brown alligator skin ox fords at GRAHAM'S- - She saw the latest things in buck, suede, and soft leathers—new colors too green, blue and the unusual plum, petunia and oxford red ... Be sure to see them, won’t you ? I To Go East Among prominent graduates of the University of Oregon is Miss ! Madeleine Gilbert, daughter of Dr. James II. Gilbert, who has won a fellowship in the school of social science administration of the Uni- i versity of Chicago. Miss Gilbert ' left yesterday on her trip east. Morse to Stay Offers to aid in establishing a bureau of crime prevention in the department of justice at Washing ton, D. C., have been turned down by Wayne L. Morse, dean of the Oregon law school, at least tem porarily Because of the arrival of Dr. Hunter and the approach of a new school year Dean Morse decided not to accept the proffered position from the capitol. Perhaps later in the year, if the attorney general still desires the services of the Ore gon dean, he will assist in the work. lilHmiHmiHIlllWmiMlltlHIUllHiimHUUHUlinmmmiivuiiHUiiwuiiiMu.tHiiuii ■iiiiiwimaBiiiiiBi Congratulate Her With a Corsage If you want to <lo the correct tiling and make her doubly happy in the evening she pledges . . . send her one of our georgeous corsages. “Special Rates in Group Orders” Attractively arranged ccnlerpieces and bouquets reasonably indeed. KIRKLAND FLORAL SHOP Hex Theatre Building 1’lione 147 Prompt Delivery Clever—Correct Riding Habits Riding ^fioots in Stoci^js f with the'Jump' of Lomloa Style Riding Breeches and Sweaters Noil’ll find nil ilio smart I it t aeeessories siteli as gloves ami vagabond lints in our outdoor department. To . lie eorreetly outfitted for riiliii”' one should see our elever st oek. Wind her you are riding for eredit or riding h\ the hour you'll al ways find mounts available at the new riding aeademy at the Fair grounds. Co-ed Feature "Latest” To approach the ever-eminent question of what the smartly dressed co-ed will wear after view ing some of the impeccable cos tumes of Oregon women during rush week, seems a bit superfluous. Fortunately it is a topic of never ending interest. Last night rushees made their first bows in strictly formal gowns, and among those of particular in terest were those which carried out either the tailored or Grecian lines. It is a strange incident this year that both should be so highly fav ored, with perhaps a bit more em phasis upon the latter. Mannish, tuxedo fronts, with plentiful use of lamee, however bid very high in the popular favor. A woman who is interested in, different looking, and perky hats f will be delighted with the fashions which are decreed for this fall. Shovel, down-on-one-eye b r i m s j compete with those queenly-1 crowned chapeaus which stand up off the face. Yankee-doodle hats, ! Corsages Congratulate the New Pledges With Flowers TABLE FLOWERS— New and Distinctive Arrangement I Chase Gardens 64 E. Broadway Phone 1 950 Dashing to class . . . or at the fraternity dance . . . wear Mis O - K 1 e e r Stockings! Flatteringly sheer and flawlessly clear! Any desired shade in all the new colors— 75c. and up. T BARNHART’S 991 Willamette Phone 293 r tP. rm m ra fra ra ith ra ra ra m m nn r=i ra ra m r^t rca nn nt ra r=i ra ra r=i ra rci ra ra ra m rai fa ra m rsi m fin fin fin fin ran For a Greater Oregon A Greater Ore£ana Subscribe Now! which make use of bright little feathers, always small, are popular for street and campus wear. The new spectator sport shoes, or rather those which are smartest for street wear, fall into the cate gory of either you do or you don’t like them, for the very newest of -hem make use of the wide strap across the instep. Many women nsist that they make the feet look particularly large and clumsy, but at the same time admit that they set off a street or date costume to aerfection. And in a discussion of ’hots, one shouldn't neglect men :ion of the popular return of pat ant leather and alligator. Don’t fare to buy the latter if you want /our shoes to wear out. And inasmuch as this collection af fashion hints is skipping about with complete random, we might mention the fact that despite what many of us like skirts for both sport and afternoon are definitely shorter. Many of the very latest fashions from Paris are featuring lengths only two or three inches below the knee. But many experts still tell us to determine our lengths by the character of our legs. All women who are interested in working on the Emerald this year are asked to be present at the regular staff meeting Tuesday and then those interested partic ularly in writing society or women’s page features can meet Marge Petsch, women's editor and Louise Anderson, society editor. Pledge yourself to Oregon with an ASUO membership card. Pledge yourself to Oregon with an ASUO membership card. pOOTBALL WOOLS t in colors that know 1 no hounds! You will | f i n d t li e styles as bright as your eyes when the team makes t h e winning touch - down. Misses’ sizes, 14 to 20 only. One and Two-Piece Styles $7.95 to $19.75 BEARD’S Phone 1996 957 Willamette lll!lllllilllllllllllllll|||llilllllllil>lililllill|lilill!ililll!lllll!ili1IIIUUIIIIIIIIiiilllllllllllUliiUIIIIU!llillliilllilllllll|!llHilllHlliltlllliilllilllll FOOTWEAR FANTASIES! Swanky shoes that stamp oven a fresluuun as “fashion wise”! Variety is the spire ot the new fall collection of shoes at Burch's. What will your choice be—the romantic—the tail ored—the straight sport? They have it at Burch's! The prices are just as flexible as the fashions—as little as $3.85 to $10.50 A sensible price for a high quality. liloi-ml::: ::tti:::ill!llli'lllliUli!ll!!ill!ll!lllllll!tlillUilliUIUIIIilillillliliilllllllllHIII!lllllijilBl!iiUIH!llllilllllim!iUUUiillllimiHHiUlilllllll!liilillillli!:!llUililll!IHilllllH!illl Burch Shoe Ga HcDONALD THEATRE BUXMOMWfflanirifr iUlilillllftll!:illliilUIIIIIII|UUII!l!llll!ll!!Ilii:illl!Ull!!Iliai!l THE BROADWAY INC. 30 EAST BROADWAY Just 30 Easy Steps from Willamette WM It \ • CRASHES THE COUNTER Ran actoaa a than wide handbag the other day It's high hat as a top, hat... and popular, aa Fred Astaire* j $2.95 and $1.95 Any aelf respecting bit of knitting should abide in a re spectable receptacle . . . like theae, (or instance. Of damaik $1.00 A gal tn u • t l> * pretty good to get her hand held these days. Sec if these gloves don’t help the situation. Kid or Cape Skin $1.95 $2.95 Temptation with a | capital T beckoned me in the form of some stockings to day. Sheer ns your grandmother's peek-a-boo waist1 l-thread $1.00 1 A little straight Scotch around your throat is almost as cheering as down your gullet. Fringed or not ... on the. square or triangle, in crepe 1 50c to $1.00 Cut yourself a piece of silk and try run ning up a little 1 number. Get some of your smartness ') by the yard for a ' change! Safin Crepe 98c up Even hardened knitters have been / seized with itching fingers when thes (aw the new fall w yarns. Instructions I free. T Shetland 2-ot. I Kill 40c