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Methodist Students Plan
for Dinner at Trinity
Methodist Church.
Nebraska University Women of Pre-War Days Enjoyed
He-Men's Sports In Trick Costumes, Old Files Show
Evolution In Gym Apparel
Makes Modern Girl
Thankful.
Honoring Bishop Ernest L,. Wal
dorf of the Methodist Episcopal
church, the Methodist students on
the campus will sponsor a dinner
at Trinity church Tuesday evening
at 6:30 o'clock. , Chief Justice
Charles A. Goss will, preside at
the dinner.
About three hundred Vlethodisl
professors, laymen and ' Students
are expected to attend the affair,
which the Rev. and Mrs. W. C.
Fawell will sponsor.
Henrietta becker is chairman of
the committee in charge of the af
fair, and is assisted by subcom
mittees. Norman. ePters is chair
man of the ticket sales. Tickets
may be secured from any member
of the Methodist student council.
Home Ec Club Elects
Hazel Benson Head
Election of officers Thursday in
By FIZZY ED.
In pre-war days there was girl's
track at the University of Ne
braska as evidenced by pictuiesin
the Daily Xebraskan of 'hat time.
Athletic women liked he-women
persuits such as track. This might
not be so bad, but the costumis!
If evolution has done nothing else
it has put girls !nto neat, attrac
tive, and practical gym costumes.
The athletic young ladies in the
picture are dressed in typical 1915
gym attire. Black shirts, high
necked and loose fitting. Volumi
nous Bloomers, cumbersomely
bagged about the knees. And
stockings, luobably heavy tutton.
The idea of silk hose in gym! But
still more unheard of, the idea of
a hoseless maiden, even indoors!
The regulation sneakers were
smartly black to match the rest of
the ensemble. And as for the un
dernames well, we won't go into
that. The whole of the outfit,
which looks decidedly grotesque in
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itself, is enhanced by the stunning
pompadour overhanging the fore
head of the feminine sport enthusi
asts pictured.
We who perspire under faculty
direction in the armory are wont
to groan in sympathy for girls in
such outfits. The modern gym
suit consists of short romper
trunks and bodice all in one piece.
Hose may be dispensed with when
we are working hard, end we are
at least as cool Rnd comfortable
as we could be and still be dressed.
Those were the cood old days,
they say. But we'll take our mod
ern gym suits and persuits any
way.
the Home Economics association
resulted in victory for the follow
ing girls: Hazel Benson, president:
Eleanor Dixon, vice-president: tion services will be held next
Melon nnc-Hor troHRiirpr: and Tuesday evenine in Ellen Smith
Lucille Koolev, secretary. Installa- ! hall at 7 o'clock. .
BARTHOLOMEW IS WED
Former Cadet Colonel is
Married to Miss Jean
Kennedy.
Word was received here Wed
nesday of the marriage of Phil
Bartholomew, former cadet colonel
of the Nebraska B, O. T. C. regi
ment to Miss Jean Kennedy, of
Carmel-by-the-Sea, California, The
marriage took place in si. narui
olomew s church, New York city.
Reverend Twombley performed
the ceremony.
xfr Rnrthnlnmew is an alumni
of the University of California,
where she was amnaiea wun
Delta Delta Delta sorority. She is
h. rianirhtpr nf Mrs. Clara French
Kennedy. Mr. Bartholomew is the
son of Dr. ana Mrs. earcnoiomew
of this city.
CLARENCE NORRIS
IS MENTIONED BY
POULTRY PAPER
Clarence Norris, student in the
college of agriculture, received
honorable mention in the Poultry
Tribune's 1931 club scholarship
awards, according to information
received at the state 4-H club of
fice on the Ag campus this morn
ing. The National poultry magazine
gave three scholarships for the
year. The first place winner, a
club girl from Iowa, received a
scholarship valued at $150. The
University or Nebraska Doy jusi
missed beine awarded a scholar
ship, the report reads. Norris has
pn "tlW in -M nun w.r
Nebraska for the paat few years
and was a delegate to the national
club camp at Washington, D. C
two years ago.
Printed or plain, there must be
a contrast in the colors of your
street and campus wear. In prints,
light colors on dark background
n ra thjk conprAl rulp. while small
geometric designs, polka dots, and
checks taice preceaence over mig
flower patterns.
The dress at the left employs a
crepe of black background and
contrasting figure. The contrast
ing color is used in the upper and
sleeve part of the dress. The bo
dice has a buttoned surplice clos
ing, and the skirt is gored to give
gradual fullness.
A scarf collar enhances the
graceful cut of the two color
model shown at the right.
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CUTS THE PRICES
2 Packages Cigarettes 25c '
Gillette Blades 45c ,
Auto Strop Blades 45e ;
Proback Blades 45c !
30c Bromo-Quinine 25c
The Owl Pharmacy
148 No. 14 A P St. Ption B1068
WE DELIVER
WILL BE OPEN
EVERY NIGHT
EXCEPT SUNDAY
FOR THE REST OF THE SEASON
IT,S COOL AND REFRESHING
ALL THE STUDENTS GATHER
AT THE PARK
Leo Beck's Orchestra
MUSIC STARTS 8:30
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Used Cars are being sold at the
most exceptional values in re
cent' sales history Each and
every one of these firms stands
This is the time of year when
college students find it most
practical to buy. These dealers
are offering the collegian real
products at a minimum of cost
they appreciate your patronage.
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THEB1TTS ONLY ONE WAY TO SELL USED
CAES and that is to prce them right. Our used
can are PRICED EIGHT. Otherwise we could
not have sold ONE HTJNDEED TEN USED CARS
in the month of MARCH. We cannot give them
away but we are willing to give you a BREAK
if you will TAKE THEM OFF OUR HANDS.
WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK TO CHOOSE
FROM.
1930 FORD Tudor .-....-.....-..... $390 .00
1930 FORD Coupe .. $385.00
1929 FORD Sport Coupe $300.00
1929 FORD Standard Coupe .$285.00
1928 FORD Sport Roadster $260.00
1928 FORD Sport Coupe ..-...-. ...$235.00
1929 PLYMOUTH Coupe .,...$365.00
1926 CHEVROLET Coach .....$100.00
1928 WHIPPET Coach ............... .$145.00
These Cars at
$25 and Up
1924 EtJICK Touring
1924 FORD Touring
1924 FORD Coupe
1925 FORD Touring
1925 FOED Coupe
1926 FORD Coupe
1926 CHEVROLET Coupe
Motor Company
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Our volume of new car sales has brought in as fine
a selection of USED CARS as ever displayed. It
will pay you to inspect our Stock before buying.
A choice of 4 Model A Roadsters, Refinished,
reconditioned, priced from $225.00 to $435.00
1928 A Phaeton, Refinished 1195.00
1928 A Std. Coupe, Reconditioned, Ready to go.. $250.00
1928 A Sport Coupe, Special Price 195.00
1929 A Sport Coupe, Refinished 295.00
1929 A Business Coupe, in good condition 265.00
1929 A Standard Coupe, Reconditioned, New Tires 315.00
1929 A Deluxe Coupe, Late model, 2 side mount
ings, trunk rack 325.00
1929 A Tudor, Extra Clean, KariKeen Trunk 325.00
1929 A Fordor, 3 window Sedan, Side mountings
and trunk. Shows extra good care 375.00
1929 A Fordor 2 window Sedan, Extra Clean 345 00
1930 A Tudor, Reconditioned, Ready to go 425.00
1930 A Deluxe Coupe (Choice of 2j, Extra Clean 4454X)
1930 A Sport Coupe, Side mountings, Spot light
like new 435.00
1930 A Standard Coupe, little mileage 425.00
1930 A Deluxe Phaeton, has had 6 weeks service,
sold new for 1705.00, now priced 550.00
OTHER MAKES
1930
1929
1929
1929
1929
1927
1927
1927
1926
Oakland 8 Coupe, New tires, looks and per
forms like new, sold less than a year ago
for $1025.00. Now $585.00
Essex Challenger, Like new 425.00
Pontiac Coupe 355.00
Chevrolet 6 Sedan 365.00
Whippet Coach, Completely Reconditioned to
give new car service 275.00
Dodge Fastest 4 Sedan, Extra Clean 245.00
Dodge Coupe 185.00
Peerless Sedan, New tires, A-1 conditio ... 375.00
Buick Standard Sedan 175.00
TRUCKS
1929 Chevrolet Truck 300.00
1929 A Panel Trucks (Choice of 2) 295.00
1928 Chevrolet Panel 165.00
1925 Model T Truck, Ruxtel Axel, Dump body.... 75.00
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SPRING BARGAINS
USED CARS
During the year of 1930 the DuTeau Chevrolet Com
pany sold 1,737 used automobiles. This is a great rec
ord in Lincoln and it exceeds the number of used cart
sold by any other dealer. This was possible because
the public has confidence in the DuTeau Chevrolet
Company and it knows that it can select the desirable
automobile from a large variety of fine reconditioned
used cars at a very popular price.
Today, again the DuTeau Chevrolet Company offers
probably the best values in the City of Lincoln. Also
the best variety. You should compare the cars at that
place with other dealers before making your purchase.
Today you have one hundred cars to select from and
with prices ranging from $25.00 to $500.
CHEVROLETS
SEE the fine selection of used Chcvrolets representing
ail models from 1925 to 1930 inclusive. If you are in
the market for a used Chevrolet, buy it from a Chev
rolet Dealer. He is interested in seeing that the
Chevrolet, whether it is used or new, gives the pur
chaser a big return on his money. It is his business
to please the public with Chevrolet automobiles, so
always buy a used Chevrolet from a Chevrolet Dealer.
FORDS
Over thirty percent of the used cars handled by the
DuTeau Chevrolet Company are Fords ranging in all
prices and models. If you are In the market for a
Ford, come in and get prices before purchasing. See
the unusual bargains.
26 Ford
'28 Ford
29 Ford
30 Ford
29 Ford
23 Ford
'30 Ford
30 Ford
'29 Ford
'23 Ford
'19 Ford
'29 Ford
29 Ford
'26 Ford
22 Ford
24 Ford
23 Ford
Coupe
Truck
Coupe
Coupe
Sedan
Sedan
Coupe
Coupe
Sedan
Rdst. .
Sedan
Coupe
Coupe
RdsL .
Tour. .
Coupe
Tour. .
.$ 55.00
.$304.74
.$326.40
.$425.00
.$450.00
.$ 25.00
.$384.50
.$418.50
.$375.00
.$ 25.00
.$ 25.00
.$325.00
.$326.78
.$ 50.00
.$ 25.00
.$ 40.00
.$ 35.00
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'29
30
'29
'26
'30
'22
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'30
29
'27
29
'29
23
24
'23
Ford
Ford
Ford
Ford
Ford
Ford
Ford
Ford
Ford
Ford
Ford
Ford
Ford
Ford
Ford
Ford
Ford
Truck
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Sedan
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Coupe
Sedan
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Coupe
Coupe
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. .$ 25.00
..$ 25.00
. .$330.00
..$350.00
. .$250.00
. .$ 40.00
..$400.00
. .$ 25.00
..$270.00
. .$410.00
..$290.00
..$ 80.00
..$350.00
..$275.00
..$ 25.00
. .$ 30.00
..$ 25.00
BIG VARIETY
You will find used cars of ail makes and models in.
eluding
DODGES
POMTIACS
BUICKS
WHIPPETS
MODEL A FORDS
MODEL T FORDS
CHRYSLERS
STUDEBAKERS
NASHES
ESSEX
WILLYS-KNIGHTS
and a fine stock of good used trucks. These trucks
are late models in Chevrolets and Fords.
PRICED LOW
These cars are priced low and will be sold within the
next few days at big savings to the buyer. These care
can all be handled on reasonable down payments and
convenient terms. See these USED CARS before pur
chasing elsewhere and make your own comparisons.
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