PATRIOTISM PLUS
America Is Theme
For Spring Colors
By MARY ANN CAMPBELL
Ladies, today we are happy to present to you one of your old
favorites, a marvelous standby who has been more or less in retire
ment for some time now, but now is playing return engagements to
packed houses. Ladies, we present Navy Blue!
Navy blue, which has been in the background while her more
eccentric sisters held the spotlight, comes forward again in all her
glory. Navy appears with rose, with copen, with all shades of green,
in fact there is no color, except
brown, navy doesn’t appear with.
Number two favorite is biegc,
which appears with lots of empha
sis on the American cowboy motif.
In fact, America, both north
and south, is the basic idea be
hind most of the color combina
tions. Red, white and blue is all
over the place, and saddle tan, ro
deo biege, warpath red, totem yel
low, California sun, palm tree
green and Florida pink are just a
few of the names.
For the British, we will see quite
a lot of RAF blue, which has the
gray tinge seen in the Royal Air
force uniforms.
Another martial theme is noted
in Marine Corps blue, which has
less of gray tone.
Island turquoise, a grayish tur
quoise, is good, and crater blue is
another shade of the same theme.
The biege goes all the way from
palest coffee-with-cream through
bronze to dark blown.
Kelly green pops up frequently,
and there is a new blue green, not
unlike the teal blue of a few sea
sons back, that has charm.
Sweaters come in apple green,
heaven blue, baby pink, and spring
apple red, a rose color that has
definite OOMPH.
One of the prettiest color com
binations to be seen in the shops
around town is a yellow and grey
herringbone tweed fitted coat that
had a screaming scarlet and gold
patriotic emblem embroidered on
the arm.
I How Are Your
SHOES?
You <‘tm rest assuied t'nr
they will be 100 per cent
perfect after we finish
with them.
Now is the time to have
your 8 p r i n g shoes re
paired, so that you will be
right in style for this rout
ing season.
Let us put new heels and
soles on your two-tone, or
white shoes now.
CAMPUS
Shoe Shop
843 E. 13th
DRAMATIST ...
French National
Sponsors Scenes
Of Andre Frere
I
Actor Will Present
Brief Monologues
To Audience Friday
Andre Frere, noted French
dramatist, will perform before
University students Friday at 4:30
p.m. in the Johnson hall Guild the
ater.
Original “monologue sketches,”
which are the French actor’s spe
cialty, he presents in a manner
similar to that of Cornelia Otis
Skinner.
Among others on his program,
Mr. Frere will include, “A Neigh
bor From the Country,” “An Eve
ning at the Ball,” "A Collar But
ton," and “Choosing a Tie.”
Mr. Frere will present mono
logues in both French and English.
Pi Delta Phi, French honorary,
is sponmring Mr. Frere’s appear
ance. Tickets are 23 cents and may
be purchased from any member of
the Romance language department,
or at the door.
All French students and others
interested in speech and drama are
especially invited to attend. ,
The French dramatist has toured
Europe, South America, Canada,
and the United States, and has
appeared in New York many times.
Besides bcina an actor, Mr
’“re ,c taueht diction at Barnard
'’ollerre, Columbia university for
scleral vears.
Mr. Freso is.making a special
effort t" appear in Eugene, as he
ha3 performances in Portland both
Before and after his appearance
here.
6A School Calls in
Seniors' Portfolios
Buslnesr administration school
seniors’ personal portfolios are
due In the II' school office In Com
merce building MArch 28, M”s
Kuth M iv Thompson, secretary of
the s-hool, announced early this
week.
V’aeh B* renio" shou’d out.
*V»|p ^ ppt’pnri ' 1 1 fnvm •“» _
nanc’. M’-s. Thompson stated,
’r"~e tve s ’-om v-pi he able to use
*’-orr frr 1 -b re o'^mendations and
fer supplying d"ta in venrs to come
| concerning its graduates
Along with the personal pictures
required for the portfolios, stu
dents must furnish information on
such things as biographical history,
record at college, ambitions, ami
more minute personal data.
RECREATION DE LUXE
May be had dinner dancing every
evening except Monday from 6:30
to 8:30 with Eddie Gipson s 5 piece,
band.
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EUGENE HOTEL
Dining Room and Coffee Shop
SUITED FOR SPRING
Photograph by Shcemaker and Jones
Carolyn Chcpman anJ. Emma Verdurmen are
showing two cf the new suPs from KAUFMAN’S.
Carolyn is wearing a fitted plaid coat and Emma
has a three-piece suit with a romantically huge cape.
Start Spring with Freshly
Launde.ed Clothes
i Our laundry and cleaning .service is well
i equipped to serve you.
We call and deliver.
Eugene Laundry Bandbox Cleaners
Phone 123 Phone 398
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3cti s s e s s s
CASUAL is the word
for SUITS this Spring!
The above illustrated suit is represen
tative of our Spring suits. The Jacket
and skirt are of smooth Kitten’s Ear
Wool. Jacket is the new longer length
and the skirt gracefully flared, with
pleat fore and aft. New Spring colors
and in sizes 12 to 20.
14.95
Spring Opening . . .
We cordially invite you to see
our w indows . . . unveiling Thurs
day at S p.m.
BYE-BYE FRILLS ...
Only Pastels Present
Note of the Feminine
By JOEY CHRYSTALL
There aren't so many frilly, feminine touches in evidence this
year. Our impression of spring term last year was made up rather
largely of bows in the hair, ruffled pinafores, white lace blouses, and
so on, with almost always at least one flower. Now all the smartest
looking outfits seem to have been made up to a certain extent from a
man’s shop. There is a decided rise in the popularity of boys' jackets,
; and lots of people we’ve talked to have a yen for a boy’s sweater,
the kind that almost looks like
cashmere. Also in this vein, we've
seen less Peter Pan collars above
sweaters, and more of the type
! with pointed lapels.
We think the feminine touch is
also being replaced by the military
influence. Who could help think
ing so after a glimpse of the store
windows about town? You can
have your military influence in a
belted coat, like an officer’s trench
coat, or in a smartly-swinging
cape, or by having stars and eagles
I scattered about on your hat,
I gloves, purse; you don't have to
be particular. Or you can be for
the navy, with sailor collars, white
braid, and anchors.
Having not yet seen anything in
the nature of men’s jackets in
roobin s egg blue, we assume, a lit-^
tie defiantly, that women still have
pastels. Although the colors of
uniforms; Sandringham blue,
biege (like khaki), navy, etc., are
in great favor, we’ve seen some
lovely pastel plaids and some beau
tiful pale sweaters and coats, so
we haven't yet given up hope for
the exclusively feminine fashions.
A student of Texas U. sells nut
candy, life insurance and is also
a tombstone salesman.
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STYLED
FOR SPRING
Camel Tan
COATS
Stop in at Penney’s today
and choose your new spring
coat at this low budget
price! Smartly styled, too,
for Campus wear! Fitted or
raglan style! Select yours to
day via our layaway plan!
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SECOND FLOOR
NEW FOR SPRING
GABARDINE
SKIRTS
A real selection of
styles and colors
to wear this
spring on the
campus!
If?
FOP rAMP,TS WEAR
THIS SPRING
S!eeveless Sweaters
98c to 1
.98
Styled riqht, priced right, are these novel
ty sweaters in spring's gayest colors!
Select several today!
SECOND FLOCK
Phone 2701, Eugene
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