Thursday, March 20, 1941 DAILY NEBRASKAN 7
Spring shopper finds
fascinating jewelry
Probably one of the most fasci
nating aspects of accessory-shopping
this spring Is to be found in
the selection of neckline orna
ments and lapel gadgets. Never
lias there been more room for in
ventiveness and originality. of ex
pression than we have this spring.
Trends are in many directions.
Stronger than ever is the patriotic
influence we sec manifested in the
use of military, naval, and early
American motifs. Large single
jeweled stars, a heavy gold anchor,
a trio of sailors in bright Copen
blue striding away from us, chev
rons in gold, silver or copper, all
these will soon be adorning patri-
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time work, Good salary. Barker Shoe
Store. 1107 "O" Street.
HAIRCUT
NEW DEAL
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Virgil
Franks
Mgr.
1306 O St.
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With Aeroplane Fabric Cellars 2nd Cults
That Outlast The Shirt Itself
Tired of having shirts
ear out at the collars and
cuffs? Get yourself some of
these fine Wings shirts.
(They're smart as shirts come.
I Tailored to give custom-type
fit. The collars can't wrinkle,
wilt or curl up. Guaranteed
to outwear any other shirt
you've ever worn.
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Decked out for the Easter pa
rade is Dottie Chapline, Alpha
O micron Pi, in a yellow daffodil
silk print with black dipsey dots.
The black crepe cape and straw
poke are a smart new combination.
The
Daily Ncbraskan
otic suits and dark coats. Tiny
carved pieces representing Early
American and Colonial furniture
and customs show further his
torical influence in such pins as a
tiny wooden highboy, a bellows,
and a comical Puritan locked in a
silver stock.
Closely related to this is the
growing popularity of the Western
clement. Countless trifles made
of genuine saddle leather are being
shown in all the stores. There arc
bow-legged cowboys, lasso-swinging
cow-girls, and a single gold
Fpur hanging from a green leather
strap, and any of them can be pur
chased for one or two dollars.
Martha Sleeper's Indian pins range
from a wooden-faced (literally)
little papoose to ivory totem-poles
and materials used include cork,
wood, leather and yarn.
Altho unusual and even grue
some gadgets appear to be more
in demand, the dressy floral pieces
arc always good. They may vary
in price from simple $2.00 sprays
to $35.00 Hattic Carnegie and Tri
fari designs, which feature hard
enameled metal bouquets, and the
use of opalescent stones. Feathers,
heavy keys, and fanciful animals
also appear in these exquisite pins.
But ugly masks are in favor
again ugly and more imaginative
than ever. Notable among these
are Blue Beards with their faces
made from one large colored stone,
and Martha Sleeper's ivory chess
men".
New materials
There is a wide range of new
and interesting materials in the
new jewelry. Entirely different
are the dainty shell ornaments
which come to us from Nassau and
from Porto Rico. Made by the
natives themselves, these clusters
of tiny shells will make many a
colorful addition to a spring ward
robe. Cork is in many instances
taking the place of wood, and
metal is seen everywhere, partic
ularly in the mechanical con
trivances. From airplane propel
lers to robots with wire appen
dages, anything is possible.
Vire and leather are both being
used widely and Pyrex is coming
into its own in this, a new field
for it. From it are made clever
little blown-glass animals in sev
eral unusual colors, exhibiting ex
travagantly curved legs and backs.
These delicate creatures are meant
to be worn with the very feminine
spring outfits. For the more
sporty or casual suit or dress what
could be more appropriate than
cbjects made of Lucite, that won-
one of the stylized . animals 'or
derful new plastic? The extreme
simplicity of the design in these
pieces is something which is be
coming more and more pleasing.
One of the most attractive of these
is a butterfly with plae blue wings,
to say nothing of the adorable
little round half-chick. The Lucite
is clear and a simple touch of
color usually Is all that is neces
sary to set it off beautifully. Per
haps you have seen best-dressed
candidate Pat Prime's attractive
airplane made from this material.
Another interesting dcvelop
c.pment is the combination of three
identical birds, animals or fishes,
graduate in size. There are a
number of these with bubble pearl
bodies and gold heads and feet.
Faye Irwin, Alpha Chi, wears a
trio of plain gold deer on the lapel
of her tailored black suit. A mod
ification of this Idea is the chained
pair, of mother duck and baby
duck, for instance.
The entire new jewelry stock
stands in great contrast to the
standard unimaginative designs of
former years. This is a year for
jewelry and certainly for those
ornaments which have been de
signed with a humorous outlook.
B. J. Nichols
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Prove That Custom
Character Need
Not Be Expensive.
Kenwood
Here's typical ex
ample of Taylor-made
style In a smart wing
tip brogue. Fine brown
call leather. Isn't It
proof that fine fctyling
needn't be expensive?
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Four out of five
"Co-eds"
wear our
shoes
Unlined. . with soft
crushable bock . .
to make em soft
as a kitten against
your foot. With w. Vfr
Leather or Rubber Solf-,
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We have thorn in your
favorite oolors, too ! "White
with saddle tan, Blue,
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white.
1107 "O" Street Next to Harley Drug
Suits Coats
Dresses
The weatherman predicts
"Plenty of warm weather
coming" . . . and you'll
want to be ready with
new spring clothes. These
new spring coats, suits
and dresses are styled to
perfection but so modest
ly priced. An abundance
of styles, colors and pat
terns at only . . .
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