THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1929
PAGE FOUR
Soviet Youth Hit Paris Fashions and Declare for "Rational Dress"
Experts in Different Fields to Devise Standard Attire for Nation
for Nation
Moscow, — (UIP) — War on the "petty bourgeois toopery" of Paris fashions has been declared by the Communist Youth organization 'bew', which has set itself the task of evoking a general dissatisfaction with the occasion for the Soviet population.
A workshop of rational dress has been started with a view of preparing models on experimental basis for submission to the masses for discussion. Leaving articles, pictures, prints, photographs and designs of the clothing industry—will be drawn into the ambitions plan for working out standards of dress.
The ideal costumes envisioned by the sartorial revolutionaries must conform at least to the following requirements:
1. They must be hygienic: The collaboration of scientists will be sought to determine which materials are most faithful and which colors meet nothing.
2. They must give full freedom of movement to the body; Agnin physicians and sport leaders will help in this connection.
3. They must be simple: The "cheap ornaments" and frank styles emanating from Paris will be relevant now, but they won't. Beauty, it is pointed out, will not be overlocked—only it must be more cool, less sensual than the modern Paris fashion.
4. They must be economical: The "rational" standards are expected to make mass production of clothes by the Soviet factories easier.
With these and other principles to guide them, the dress reformers hope to be able to submit models for public approval in due time.
In the early years of the revolution a group of artists attempted to form an alliance with forts failed, Communist Young Proud claims because they were too young.
Long Trip to Be Part of Summer School Session
Worcester, Mass. — (UP) - An 8,000 mile trip to California and will be part of the regular summer school session at Clark University this year.
About 30 students will attend the portable school, which will be in charge of Prof. Brad Hudgins of the College of the 61st Faculty. The teacher will lead a motor coach During the daily trips of 150 to 250 miles, the professor in charge will direct the observation and interpretation through which the students travel.
"Tramps" Disturb Card Game at Queen Home
The attention of the guests, who were playing cards at the home of Prof. and Mrs. Stuart A. Queen and Mr. William B. Wilson 9-15 by a knock at the door. Upon opening the door Professor Queen found two tattoed, begrimed individuals.
With the promise that if they would tell their story to the assembled sociologists they would receive a handout, the couple began a retrial.
According to their story their car had broken down out on the Ottawa road and they had to walk back to lawrence.
The story, ended, the two trumps,
Constance Nuckles, A. B. 28, and Bali
Wilson, gr., remained to enjoy
reunions with the rest of the group.
VACATION will soon be here
Let us get your car in shape for the home trip
Washing
Greasing
Tire Repairing
Firestone
Oread Seniors Plan Busy Pre-Commencement Week
TIRES
The senior class at Oread High School has planned a full week of activities next week. The program has been arranged so that it will interfere
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Monday members of the class will attend the show at the Bowencrest Center and be entertained at the home of Catherine Owen, a mentor to students who will be a bridge
party at the home of Dr. James A Naimishm. Thursday they will go on a stalk try somewhere west of town. Friday, they plan a "smear day."
home. The new group owns a house near the University campus. Their pins will be diamond shaped with the Greek letters Kappa Upsilon in yellow, and the Greek letters Delta Upsilon in petitioning Kappa Delta, national security, for a charter.
Commencement forvernes for the senior class will be held the evening of September 4 at the Northwestern multiorium. Paul R. Lawson, assistant dean of the college, will give the graduation of the college.
New Sorcity Appears at O. U.
Norman, Olka—Kappa Pupilon,
a new local security has made its appearance at the University of Olk-
Williamscount, Mass. — (UP)—Myssery, shrouding the disappearance of numerous golf balls at the Taconic ink was solved when it became noticeable that the team owned the rounded Blue Belle. In the cow's stomach, 29 golf balls were found.
Just a Few of the Many Items on Sale
Bullene's "Exclusive but not expensive"
at
During May Sales Carnival Thursday. Friday and Saturday
50 Wash Frocks
from Hollywood, California. Different
and Clever. Sizes 14 to 44. $5.00
value at—
$3.45
75 New Spring Dresses
Silk crepes, prints or pastels. Washable
crepes. For street, dress or business.
Sizes 14 to 42. Values to $18.00 at—
Wool and silk and wool. All popular colors. $3.50 value at—
$2.69
Slip-on Sport Sweaters
35 Smart Spring Hats
Felts, Silks, Straws, White, Black.
Pastels. Up to $5.00 at—
$1.00
Ravon Bloomers
Fine even weave. Shirred garter hem.
Flesh, nile, coral, peach. The $1:25
quality at—
89c
Onyx Chiffon Hose
Perfect in quality. Silk to the top. Spring shades. A Dollar-Fifty stocking at—
$1.19
Gotham Silk Hose
Number 530
Silk chiffon to top. All new spring
shades. The $1.95 quality—
Silk Crepe Underthings
Step in裤, teddies, dance sets. Six pastel
shades. Dainty lace trim. All $2.50
values at
$1.89
Offerings for
May Sale's Carnival
Thursday - Friday - Saturday
May 23-24-25
42 Kupppenheimer and Churchill Court Suits $25.00 to $50.00
SPECIAL
Suit Sale
now
Topcoat Sale
$12.85
A Small Charge for Alterations
$23.00 Suits now... $17.25
$25.00 Suits now... $18.75
$30.00 Suits now... $22.50
$35.00 Suits now... $26.25
$40.00 Suits now... $30.00
$45.00 Suits now... $33.75
$50.00 Suits now... $37.50
$55.00 Suits now... $41.50
$60.00 Suites now... $45.00
$65.00 Suites now... $48.50
½ Price
$15.00 Top Coats now... $ 7.50
$20.00 Top Coats now... $10.00
$25.00 Top Coats now... $12.50
$30.00 Top Coats now... $15.00
$35.00 Top Coats now... $17.50
$40.00 Top Coats now... $20.00
$45.00 Top Coats now... $22.50
$50.00 Top Coats now... $25.00
Straw Hats Now Selling
May Sales Carnival Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Mav 23, 24,and 25
Bargains galore are being offered by Lawrence merchants during the next three days in a special selling event named the "May Sales Carnival." One outstanding "special" is being offered for the three days by each of the merchants co-operating.
Lawrence Merchants'
The "specials" being offered by stores catering to student and faculty trade are listed below:
Students and faculty members will be interested in many of these "specials" although the event is designed primarily to appeal to buyers from the trade territory surrounding Lawrence.
OFFERES
to Society Brand and other make
Suits
Half Price
INNES All 50c toothpastes .33
NEW YORK CLEANSERS
Meni's overcoats cleaned and pressed .25
BOUR & GREEN
42 suits, values $25 to $60—special 12.83
WEAVERS
Hard combsideded Phillips grown,
our quality .73
RANKINS DRUG STORE Military Hard Brushes One-third Off
ADVANCE CLEANERS
Each heavy winter overcoat, men or women's, cleaned and pressed will be treated with Konate Matteh诺特霜 free.
FISCHERS Blood Queen Quality strap or $ 5.55
BELL'S MUSIC STORE 10% reduction on all portable phonographs.
HUNSINGER MOTOR CO.
Dodge touring car, good condition 19.00
LANDERS Rogers silver plated flatware At Cost
CROWN DRUG CO.
49. Johnson's wax, per lb.
DAVIS & CHILD CO.
Free tube with each new tire purchased.
WARDS FLOWER SHOP
75e flower bowl .35
METZLER FURNITURE CO.
GREEN OWL
Assorted bulk chocolate, regular .59
METZLER FURNITURE CO.
Rigular 4000 anvns porch chair
2.95
WOLTERS
occasion in flat crepe, prints and
geogartes, values up to $15.00
10.00
ENSTN & SON
SONIC D-OL-Var Ensemble and
25% OFF
English Language
KEELER'S BOOK STORE
Regular the Laundry cleaner 3 for .25
ROYAL SHOE STORE
Imported ladies ankle s
4.95
YATES CLOTHING AND SHOE STORE
Publicly breadthlish shirts, fast colors
AMSURY BURY'S FRIT STORE
Fanny Bananas, 4 lbs for .25
WOLFES BOOK STORE
70 books popular books, each
MODERN SHOP SHOP
Any. silk, nolish .15
JARDICKS
Decorate a Decayre outside house paint,
decorated with Dusky colors, per gallon
1
GREENE'S HAT SHOP
100 hats—special at...2.95
SOL MARKS & SON
Men's astron watch...7.50
CARLS
CARL'S
Soft collar shirts, 45c, 2 for...2.75
ROUND CORNER NO. 2
Closing out all paints at cost
ROUND CORNER NO. 1
Crown County's White Pine & Tar
14968
GIBBS CLOTHING CO.
220 weight inclinum, full cut
85
BILLEENES
59 New spring frocks, crepes, gar-
nettes, wille, pastels, prints, long
short short sleeves, values to
$14.00 at
8,88
KANAS ELECTRIC POWER CO.
$2,250 electric toaster complete with
cooking rack. 1.00
ROBY'S DRUG STORE
Mello Gelo powder, regular $1.00 .63
JEFFERIES DEY GOODS CO.
2416, m. 59.5 in. Oval Braided rags
79
CARTER TREVIL & BATTERY CO.
Special: airplane and talks, built
by Carrier of the Pacific
4.69
GUSTAFSONE
Ladder or men's wrist watch, a won-
t be used.
8.95
SPOT CASH SHOE STORE
Women's full-fashioned silk hose,
1.10
ROY LAWRENCE MEAT MARKET
Bring your basket, a loaf of home re-
mium and two bottles of wine.
50
CAYOT & DURST
Register 12 yards, fast color dress
room. 12' x 10' per yard. .12
BUSSELLS 5100 SHOE STORE
Ladies  Intermediate  silk  horse
Mens  Intermediate  silk  horse  1.19
HARTWELLS
85.00 to 100.00 hat values...1.00 and 2.50
McMILLAN'S HOSPITAL DEPT.
105 North Ave., JAPAN
painted body, regular
shoes, for 3.45
APE WOLFSON'S 10% discount on all purchased of 81,60 or more.
HUTCHINGS & FANSHEE
Regular $1.500 Loon Brand work
2.75
ACKERMANS BAT SHOP
Any $25.00 hat for 15.00
KENNDY PLUMBING CO.
Munnin Boomman Electric toaster
4.00
PARKER'S DRUG NORE
amount of stock of house paint, per
2.59
GREEN BROS.
Stone lined Thermo Jug 1.25
ACHING HARDWARE
Doe Wear-Edged pier, large size,
23
CARTERS CHINA STORE
Jiffy Cream Pump, $1.25 value—spe-
89
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