DAILY NEBRASKAN
Friday, April 10, 1942
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THE CLOTHES LINE
resh, Fruitful and Fascinating
Yes, 'tis Spring warm days, picnics, plenty
of activity, and to smooth and refresh you oti
all these occasions, Fairmont's fresh strawberry
ice cream, fresh, fruitful, fascinating. That's
right, delicious ice cream made with juicy fresh
frozen strawberries real strawberries, so 'elp
mo round, red, and really relishable. Say, and
'ere's something else for your perfect palatable
preference Fairmont's "Fery" delicious bricks
of strawberry, lemon sherbet, and French vanilla.
Everyone is Fairmont conscious these days for
Fairmont's feature inimitable ice cream and sweet
soothing sherbets.
Mary Bird
Alpha Phi, is especially happy with her selection
from Ben Simon's colorful and fashionable dis
play ot hundreds of the season's latest hat de
signs. A visit to Simon's fourth floor hat depart
ment will probably please you, as it did Mary.
She found a hat which is ideal for her for sport
and campus wear... and it is definitely smart!
It is a pin-cushion beret, the charming little kind
that goes on the back of the head and sets you
off right for spring. It's available in all colors,
at Simon's, and costs only $1.25. For a spring
thrill see Simon's amazing hat display.
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Attention! Salute! At Ease!
You can heave your sighs of admiration now,
all you guys and gals. What's so admirable, so
breath-taking about this picture? We think so,
!' They're really attractive, aren't they? The
shoes, of course. That lovely pair (shoes) on the
left belong to Mary McKenna, Tri Delt. That's
right, they came from that Super Store for spnn?
Simon's. These nifty numbers are white, the
te and heels in red. Spring shoes like these ire
a feature of Simon's.
Alpha Chi Myrldene Buller belongs to th
next set of summer smoothies. They are pre
dominantly red, the trim is summery spotless
white. These Simon specialties are two-toned 3ni
timely.
These pretty, punctuated pastels on the
peate walkers of Theta Alice McCampbell are
summer sensations from the satisfying shoe shop
of Simon's. Blue are the toes and heels, with
white dominating.
From that fourth floor of future fashions at
Ben Simon & Sons came the brown spectatois
which Jean Miller, Delta Gamma, is sporting.
They are trimmed with white, and may be pleas
ingly purchased in medium or high heel at Sim
on's. Ah. yes! Jo Emerson, Pi Phi, shows selected
sh?s from Simon's, too. As sporty as spring are
these new notable numbers they're white with
brown, and as correctly correct as all the shoes
at Simon's the style store of tomorrow.
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D. G. Gen Harmon might explain her success at getting and
keeping her man by looking so smooth, as she does in the accom
panying foto which shows her modeling the smartest in style that
spring can produce, a superbly casual sport ensemble from Ben
Simon's &. Sons. Every feature is super in style and ultra in appear
ance. The coat is cinamon colored., of 'Koala Paca." It's double
breasted, beautifully cut . . . with huge peail buttons, patch pocket
and utch lapels;. . .perfection plus at $32.95. The slacks are Cali-.urnia-miide,
and reveal the fact in their smooth mannish appear
ance. Smooth, too, is the fabric for they are of cinamon gabardine
and really on the beam in style. . .patriotic in their own way for
they are patterned after men's fashions and save precious material
...saddle stitched by hand, with fly front... and masculine in de
sign throughout. They are tops in the season's stylings for casual
wear, and ideal for the slack occasions on the campus in spring.
Price. . .$5.95. The blouse, too, shows the style influence of Cali
fornia, where it was made. It is definitely new... a floral piint in
gold and Kelley green, and sets off the entire outfit just right, at
$3 95. Simon's, as usual is the rendezvous of clothes conscious col
legians who seek sartorial smartness.
100,000 Books
is 3 lot of books. Long's Ne
braska Book Store announces a
tremendous book sale to begin
Monday, in which every book in
their basement will be put on
s-ile at a blanket price, regard
less of the value of the individ
ual book. Books of all kinds
and descriptions. . .books on his
tory, books on political science,
English, mathematics, chemistry
...books on all subjects and
every subject.. 100,000 of them.
This will be the greatest refer
ence book sale the campus has
rviT seen... and all volumes are
pined for immediate sale...
$ 49 each for any book in the
basement, five for $2.25, ten for
$4 00. This sale presents a real
opportunity to acquire valuable
reading matter of all kinds and
on all subjects; so drop into
Ing's, (where all collegians
throng to make their scholarly
purchases), and inspect the great
book bargains you'll find among
the 100,000 books that go on
tle Monday.
Ed Faytinger, Sig Chi pin
mate of Pi Phi Shirley Johnson
delivered an ultimatum that if
khe kept her date with the Army
she'd better wear only her arrow.
Better Service
and better food is the keynote
of the recent changes in Student
Union dining facilities says Un
ion head m:m. Bill Maih. who
told us all about the recent im
provements in the f'Xjd set-up,
which gives J'e and Jnine Col
lege a better deal in the Grill,
and the Pn American Room.
Going into that colorful and
hemispheric room und through
the line to good eating you will
observe that all lighting is con
centrated on the food aloii-',
helping to m.ike it look as ape
tizing a it really j- Grill serv
ice of pre-pivpared ld Ii.js
been discontinued ;n o:d-T to
facilitate and speed up the han
dling of orders, arid also because
the steam table equipment is
not adequate to handle a large
volume of business of that kind
in the Corn Crib. The lack of
proper equipment, before the re
vision, made it necessary to
transport the food the length of
the building, from kitchen to
grill. Bill assures us, however,
that all the tasty specialties
which are a regular feature of
ihe grill menu will continue to
be available to the hordes of
hungry collegians who throng to
the Student Union d uily.
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Spring Bride
At Gold's Headliner Row
we found the chic hat which does double duty sj
smartly for Maxine Thomas, rxi-t TheL.. It looks
equally smooth and definitely leulung when worn
either of the two ways shown in the accompany
ing photos. On the head, either fore or aft, it
L super, for it can be worn on the back of the
head or far forward with super el feet. Look at
Maxine and agree with us that this is a truly
clever and really smart hat. Practical, too, be
cause it does double style duty... and just the
thing that every college miss should have, lor
everyone's wearing a smart stylish hat tbee
Harriet Jane Bowman, Alpha
Phi Prexy and PBK married
Lieutenant Wayne Matshullat of
Uncle Sam's army, and will re
turn soon from honeynvxming to
graduate this spring. Lovely
tpring brides remind of a lovely
silver pattern, like King Richard
Sterling, which may be found ia
all its regal glory at Gardner'
Jewelry store. Gardner's silver,
lovely and lasting comes to mind
as an ideal gift for those who
are soon to take equally long
lasting vows. See King Richard
soon, among the many beautiful
things to be found at Gardner.
spring days, and why not... for how on Jane
College look her styli1"ily casual best without the
crowning glory ol an up-to-the-minute and really
smart hat. The clever creation that Maxine mo
dels is available in sixteen colors. . .indicative of
the tremendous selection found in "Headliner
Row." There you will find hundreds of the lat
est creations in the realm of fashion for the head
...the place is full of style and color. Stop in
at 'Headhner Row, view the wonderful H-lec-tion
on display there and you will understand
why every college girl owes it to herself to wear
smart hats this spring.