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STYLES PROMISE
'MEW DEAL'
men
m Featuring brighter colors, new
designs, and a distinct departure
: from conservatism the "new deal"
: in men's fall clothing brings to
the well dressed man about town
80!Sfthin new and different!
' .;3.0.m 8Uits and overcoats to
. neckties and pajamas, designers
. have completely renovized colors.
rn.l,and fabrcs. Suits to be
..Worn this year show a pronounced
-tendency toward greys and blues,
:Jnd especially toward reddish
- browns. Suits this fall are nrov-
" X. De an Pen season for the i
..."tough Stuff." The "smoothie"!
- iashion experts declare, has had
its day as far as suitings are con
cerned. The new fabric is rough-
er, and not only rougher but softer
.aJso. Rougher and softer suitings
rrnay be taken as the last word in
-fall suiting.
Suitings Are Plain.
IT'As for pattern the conservative
- drabs and plain suitings have been
-made unusually conspicuous bv
" their marked absence, and in their
place has risen an unprecedented
. demand for patterned cloth, most-
ly in checks, plaids in lighter and
. contrasting colors. Small check
effects are noticeable as well as
tri-color Glens and plaids, many
of the latter being of the softened
or indistinct variety. Tweeds and
. homespuns also loom large on the
fashion horizon.
Following the example set by
many of the notable figures in na
tional life, the trend in men's suits
this year will be toward double
breasted lines In the two buttons.
However, three button double
; breasted with two buttoning will
-be seen to some extent. Fairly
: close fitting for double breasteds
fashion experts declare.
Coats To Be Different. P
..... Two distinctly new ideas will be
featured in topcoats this fall. The
'." Prussian collar, recmphasizing the
rough element that predominates
throuout, features the wide sweep-
ing raglan shoulder coat that gives
the utmost in freedom. The sec-'-ond
trend in topcoats that has
crept into the picture features a
Z decided English accent the wrap
around. This particular style fea
tures the great sweep in the skirt
but there are no buttons at all.
held in place by a belt and very
nonchalantly tied in front. Camel
hairs and the softer fabrics will
be used entirely in this style of
ioat.
, Advanced dope on the fall trend
-in hats shows no noticeable differ
' ence in the style and shape of th
hat that the young well dressed
man should wear. A taper crow.i
with an indifferent welt, produces
- the effect of a higher crown than
. last year's models revealed. Colors
in hats have withstood the sweep--iPS'-Pli?"??.
toward brighter colors
" and designs! "choosing to remain in
. dark blues, silver grays, and dark
brown, with just a slight appear
ance of green coming in for some
attraction.
Shoes Are Plain.
Shoes ' have tended toward the
narrower toes this season, with
the conventional blacks and
browns in buck. A new note was
struck in shoes for formal wear,
with plain toes being favored.
Sweaters and jackets, for the
most part, will remain in mor;
conservative colors. The crewneck
for sweaters will be much in vogue,
while the cossack jacket in tans
and brown with the zipper and
button effects will be used most
extensively.
Shirts will show a decided
change over last year's fashions,
and the movement is all the more
conspicious because of the entire
absence of plain colors. Checks,
plaids, and varied designes will be
used extensively. Cheviot shirts, in
even c-idy stripes, will be a rag
ing favorite. The tab collar will be
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featured by leading designers.
Fashion experts nave played down
the rounded collars, altho this
style in the Oxford cloths remain
with a large following.
Neckwear will follow the fash
ion trend by featuring the checks
and varied patterns and designs in
bright colors. Stripes will again be
favored with simple stripes, grw
stripes, and club stripes placed
upon a dark background.
Gloves, socks, and other acces
sories do not indicate any notice
able change in color and style.
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'ATHLETIC STYLE' COATS
ARE POPULAR THIS YEAR
MILUSERY WILL
II1CHII AT WHOLE
MODE THIS FALL
Looking over the
which are distinctly
one notices an array
lated crowns which
hat trends
"Fall 1933"
of manipu
show tucks
Emphasis will be placed on pat
terns in tailored clothes for men i
this fall with three color woolens
in rich browns, and oxford greys
with varied checks being- popular.
Suits, topcoats, and ovei coats will
be of the athletic type with heavj
shoulders and close-fitting waists.
Types of checks figuring promi
nently in the new patterns are
overchecks, club checks and hound
tooth checks. The new patterns
will be "louder" than in the past
but will not be so extreme as those
popular in the east.
Suit coats will have wide shoul
ders with contrasting snug wai.-ts
characteristic of the athletic
ideal. Double-breasted coats with
wide lapels continue fashionable
for suits and tuxedos. Vests will fit
well up to the neck and will be
cut long enough to cover the bett.
Pants will be tailored full this
vear as daks with the fulness in
the front of the pant as contrasted
with slacks which are cut with the
fulness of the pant on the side.
This dak pant has either one or
two pleats at the waistline with
the width of the band made to suit
the individual taste.
Top coats and over coats should
be long this fall with wide shoul
ders continuing the athletic mode.
The wide shoulders are not the
only acceptable fashion as the al
ternative Raglan shoulder without
padding is equally appropriate. The
lapels and collars are wide with
large pockets and broad belts to
correspond. The belts may be
either half or full length. The cor
rect length for outer coats for this
year will be twelve inches from
"the floor. The wide shoulder tapes
as in the suit coats will have heavy
pads.
and stitching and pleats and folds.
Millinery this season is high hat
ting the whole mode, for there's a
point to the hats and generally
speaking the point is to be found
at the top of the crown. In many
of the collections offered by out
standing milliners the line of the
silhouette is pointed. The crowns
point up, the brims are frequently
turned sharplv back to make well
defined pointed outlines and berets
are brought down to well outlined
points over one eye.
Shape, however, is not the only
feature of the newest head wear.
All the new hats are trimmed,
usu.illy very discreetly with a little
pompon, a tiny curl of ostrich
plume, a nimble arrangement of
ribbon or flowers. A few styles
feature feathers shooting up in the
air and still others, huge bows of
ribbon high at the back.
Along with feathers and other
trimmings which indicate the be
binning of a new era in hats comes
a change in the size. Big hats are
the most exciting in Pans at the
present time. The tight-fitting
gloves which go hand in hand with
big hats have already made their
apparence. so enter the romantic
lady with the big hat the lady
whose profile appears and disap
pears and who has learned to turn
her head away to be tantalizing.
Many of the big hats are of vel
vet. One which seems to have
taken the smart set of Paris by
storm is all of black velvet with
pleats in the crown, and lemon
yellow and black fronds of ostrich
drip all around the brim, with a
curlv end sticking up in the back.
No hat could be more becoming or
smarter. Another hat of dark
gre.n velvet, with a real crown and
a brim that dips at the back and
front, is trimmed with a short I
curled ostrich feather placed in the
center of the crown in front.
One of the most unusual hats the
season has made, is a rather small,
tight-fitting beret worn a little to
one side, (but not all hats are worn
as much to one side as formerly),
made of black antelope and
trimmed with a lovely paracMse
feather, which curls around the
head and lies flat over the hair at
the back.
All of these hats, the soft ones
made after the manner of dress
making, are so easy to pack :hat
no woman should be without at
least one of them in her wardrobe.
Everywhere one sees hats that are
as easy to pack as handkerchiefs
or scarfs, and who could use these
to a better advantage than a col
lege g irl ?
Fashion is still very elastic, and.
to ne the very last word, one must
have a little of everything, the big
trimmed hat, the soft stiUlied
satin one trimmed with itphiti col
ored aigrettes, and the shaped hat
with a little brim showing a touch
of oright color. In short, the mil
inery gods give one all liberty in
the world this autumn. One may
have her choice between a hat with
no brim, a medium brim or an
enormously wide brim; all will find
their place in the best society.
RELIGIOUS PARLEY
LAUDS FACULTY
STAND ON LIQUOR
(Continued from Tage l.i
well as a definite zone bordering
the campus.
What steps have been taken by
the university to control and en
force the ban have not been
learned.
"With many places in Lincoln
where liquor is available, we found j
no reason why it should be sold j
near the university campus." j
Whereas, the city of Lincoln ;
thru its council, with utter disre- j
gard of its high responsibility as j
a university center nas legalized I
the sale of beer and wine and ha? I
permitted the sale of the same in 1
close proximity to the university,
and.
Whereas, the administration of
the University of Nebraska has up
held the highest standards in the
prohibiting of the use of alcoholic
beverages among students and
faculty.
Therefore, we the seventy-third
Nebraska annual conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church desire
to commend the board of regents
of the University of Nebraska,
Chancellor E. A. Burnett. Dean T.
J. Thompson and the entire ad
ministration for their policy rela
tive to the use of alcoholic bever
ages at the university and pledge
them our unqualified support in
maintaining these standards.
Signed: M. Allen Keith, W. C.
Favvell. Harry F. Huntington.
Tn report on state of the church.
Military training, and its compul
sory military training from the
Nebraska:
We desire to commend the ad
ministration of the University of
Nebraska for its policy of excusing
Methodist students from the
courses in military science, who
are conscientitious objectors to
Dt'litioiis Home Cookrl
Menls Servi'd at Special
Student r rices
Howerter's Cafe
Across from Orphrum
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LINCOLN
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THE FLORSHEIM SHOE
You can pay many
different prices for a
pair of shoes but
you get more per dollar
in style comfort
and service when
you wear Florsheims.
$8V10
THE PACE
... a new Mitoga . . . bv Arrow
This smart shirt sets the pace . . .
with its new low setting collar
(rounded points). It's shaped to fit,
it drapes in at the waist ... no folds
of extra cloth ... no balloon sleeves
, . . no bunching at the shoulder.
In plain uhitt ox find cloth.
Aral nfriprn.
Spared figure on fine
maHra ground, of while
. . . blue ... Ian and
gray.
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Of C.onrgp You'll Major in
Club and Campus STRIPES
.Stripes are essential to the extra curriculiir aetviti.s
every colli man. Mane hy hesiiio . . .
with that famous, long-lived resilient ron
struetinn which means evprythinz to the
wi-arine ualities of a tie. Spaced and
cluster stripes on fine silk rep.
of
sli0l
cording to Max Kmmert, captain
of the organization. They plan to
discuss activities for the coming
year and to make arrangements
for tryouts for new membeis.
Virginia Roberts and .lane Kent
Richardson were initiated into
Alpha Delta. Theta Monday eve
ning. All of the members and
some of the alumni attended a
Progressive dinner before the
initiation service.
I'ASTOK KKC1NS Hlllu
CLASS WOK K TOM(;nf
The Rev. H. Krck, Lutheran nnl.
versity pastor, will start his re
lar Bible class work on the. rntv,
pilS nun cvKiiuig. no 111 -u inini'fi Ik
class will meet in room 203 n n.
Temple building. The gathering wii
last from seven to eight p. m '
each first and third Wednesday 0f
the month. All university student,
are invii.ru tu nucuu
PEACOCK and QUEEN
Quality Hifih Grade Shoes
Price range $6.00 to $10.00
Kohlcr special make, stylo shoes priced at $4.1)5.
We fit your feet.
Kohler Shoe Store
140 So. 12th.
military training. This is in accord
with the belief and practice of the
MCthodst Kpiscopal church. We
therefore desire to assure the uni
versity of our interest and support
in any action to eliminate compul
soiy military traning from the
curriculum at the University of
Nebraska.
Presented and unanimously
passed.
Committee: iseal .lonnson, u.
True, M. C. Smith, R. L. Kinbre. i
H. C. Capsey, W. L. Ruyle, Victor
West, Fay Carmony.
Max KmnuMl Aimotin-v
IVrfhins lime leelinl
Pershing Rifles, honorary
military fraternity, will have its I
first meeting' Thursday afternoon :
at 5 o'clock at Nebraska Hall, ac-
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Duocan Paige styles are entirely
new and keyed to the modern idea
that clothes must be comfortable as
well as smart. Doncan Paige, him
self, tells about them:
These clothes have a brisk air
about them never before achieved
The styiing is fast, but tempered
with good taste. There is no stiff
ening in the construction. That
means maximum comfort and gives
a look of krsore to your clothes.
Kuppenheimer high quality is your
assurance of satisfaction. Find out
how you look ra the
new patterns.
SOME MODERN STYLE DETAILS
Talon zipptr fy fasteners Tab watsthand trousf!
Shirt clasps at the trouser band
ttud pockets Tapering sleeves and trmtstrs
Cash flap on the coat
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