The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, December 07, 1950, Image 4
PAGE FOUR Advice To Women On Yuletide Giving In response to a flood of requests at our “Advice to the Love lorn” desk, the society page today departs from its usual coverage of fraternity blanket parties, to offer some advice on Christmas giving. So if all you campus lovelies will just draw up a chair and make yourselves comfortable, Holiday Harry will dispense a few tips on what to give the male ani mal for the Yule tide donny brook. You’ll find, girls, that a man’s taste runs to the simpler things of life. Expensive gifts are sel dom necessary to make the man in your life happy at Christmas. Most men don’t want a girl to go out and spend a lot of money just for .them. We he-males are con tented with just a small remem brance from the one we love. Give Cars First on any girl’s Christmas gift list should be a car. However, keep in mind that fancy cars are not necessary; the cheapest mod el of a convertible is usually ac ceptable. And remember, always buy with the idea of matching colors. If your one-and-only has blue eyes, a green car is most distasteful. Most men would pre fer no car at all to one that does not match their wardrobe or com plexion. However, if even convertibles are slightly above your compre hension, the ever-suitable jewelry is available. Try, always, to keep your choices simple and inhibited. Diamond tie-clasps and ruby cuff links are old favorites and al ways nice, or you could give him a good wristwatch. A simple, gold plated, 17 jewel is fine for most casual occasions. Next, of course, you can always give clothing. Men like to get Cothaum JAMES S CAGNEY fit MAY° MLJ^ ’fss wj£sw L—SrfQ|w Doris DAY ®JfJp Gordon MacRAE g ff Dainty slips, nighties, P.J.’s, or nylons make wonderful xyTWnil gifts to find beneath a |\ Christmas tree. a M rjfc M 4 Remember *-pf\ Do your Christ / //' v - *V mas shopping in W “ 1 '%7*h State College. $ f ‘•'/h/Ji. You'll have only jl / I > 4 shopping days V at home. SMART SHOP By PAUL POORMAN little gifts of neat wearing ap parel, and are always ready to welcome with open arms even the simplest Alpagora topcoat, or in expensive Tartan plaid sport af fair. Neckties are nice, too, if you get the cheaper, handpainted iobs available at most moderate hab erdashers. So that’s it for today, girls. We hope these suggestions will prove helpful, • and we know the boys will like any one of the above mentioned articles. Above all. re member, keep your tastes simple, and don’t go> beyond your means. For additional information re garding what to give your man for Christmas, write' the “Advice to the Lovelorn Column” in care of this paper. Jr. Panhel Meeting The Junior Panhellenic meet ing this week has been postponed until next Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Gamma Phi Beta Suite. IHC Meets Tonight The International Relations club will hold a meeting tonight at 8 oclock in 218 Willard, Frank Flannelly, president, announced yesterday. Delegates to the con vention at Montreal will be elect ed at the meeting. BEGINS GSONG SPANGUD rsLin^erie 'Ssmp** ... to make her Christmas beautiful THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA FRIDAY CLASSIFIEDS WANTED WARM FEET? It’s a pleasure to get a hotfoot with Zeta socks! Dec. 9th Corner 2:00—4:30. RIDERS TO Miami, Florida or points en route. Leaving Dec. 19-20. Call Ansul. Dorm 11. RIDE FOR two people to Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., Dec. 15 or later. Joe Fagoteer, 4975. ROOM AND BOARD CHEERFUL ROOM for two students. Double bunk beds. College Heights. Phone 4223. FOUND * AIR OF horn-rimmed glasses. Front of Armory. M.J.B. inside case. Call 5051- 1087. Room 112. MISCELLANEOUS GET YOUR Christmas cards and supplies for less. The BX is your store. Sup port it. FRATERNITY SPECIAL. Delicious fruit flavored punch 25c a gallon. Lenny Frtedman, representative. Phone 4409. IF YOUR typewriter needs repairs. Just call 2492 or bring machine to 633 VP College Are Mr. Beatties 23 years ex perience is at your service. TYPING ? FOR fast service and low rates on term papers, theses, etc. just call 6324—330-B Windcrest. MEALS FOR students in vicinity of 622 S. Allen St. Mrs. E. Miley. TYPEWRITER REPAIRING. All work guaranteed. Will call for and deliver. Phone Paul E. Henninger, State College 7842. SNOW, RAIN, and wind stopped school, but it hasn’t stopped FROTH. Tomorrow is FROTHDAY. FROTH IS OUT! FOR RENT SINGLE AND one half double room. Phone State College 6242. CABIN FOR light housekeeping. Byers Cabin, 807 South Atherton Street. Phone 2357. . A DOUBE room and one large room for four boys. 6443. Handy* to campus. FOR SALE DESOTO COUPE 1936. Latest inspection $65. Call 3897 after 4 p.m. DRAWING SET practically new, Slide rule and case, set of golf clubs, very cheap. Call Len 5051-1189. DISPOSING OF Stamp accumulation, sheets, U.S., foreign, used airs; covers, supplies. Phone 6327. 2 PAIR OF Skis, seven feet, 7V» feet. $lO.OO ; boots—9%D. *59.00 ; alumi num poles, $5.00. Call Bob Zarr 2651. 21-foot COVERED WAGON house trailer good condition, electric refrigerator many extras. $7OO. Call 6885. 1940 CHEVROLET Tudor. wrist pins, valves, rubber. Paint winter ized. $450. Richard Hess, State College 3965. 1938 FORD SEDAN. .’4l motor. Mechani-. cally good condition $200.00. Call Don Wilson 2672 after five o’clock. TO TRIM HER TREE WITH ... Everything new . . thing festive awaits your chioce for gay holiday giving. For Simon’s has just what you want . . . to trim her tree with. No need to write Mom or Dad for money. Pay after Christmas! The best Christmas stocking is the one she fills herself— a sheer, clear web of nylon by a master—Picturesque, Festival, Larkwood. $1.65 to $2.25 Fabulous suede bags for the knowing ones who get around. Highly polished, highly prized. $5 to $15.95 Highlight your holiday outfits with Mademoiselle’s version of what the well-dressed foot will wear this season . . • with shoes from Simon’s. In sophisticated Mack or timely colors. See us today. $7.95 to $20.95 Store Hrs. 9 a.m. 'til 9 Mon., Wed., FrL 109 S. Allen r fW fI>AY, DECEMBER •», 1950 ♦ 2 °. Stinson. Dorm 35 Rbom 24. O-DOOR FORD sedan. Good con- Equipped with radio.and heater. Call Jay Hartman . 5051 Ext. 960. UNLUCKY IN Love—Beautiful $225 Dia mond ring 2 months old. Will sell at sacrifice. Call 4232. Ask for Tom. K&E LOG LOG Duplex Slide Rule. Name o inside case. Reward. Call Bill Mooney, 3100. GREY GABARDINE topcoat. In TUB, Dee. 1. I have yours. Call Alex 7167. LOST: NOVEMBER 20, Parker 61 pen JF°l* cap * Also black Eversharp pencil. Call Clarence 6985 BROWN WALLET in 'the State Theatre Friday night December Ist. Keep money. Return important cards. Call 3918. BLUE and SILVER Parker 51 automatic pencil. Please return to Gene Tomer, 107 Irvin. Phone Ext. 780. Reward. PAIR OF fur lined gloves Tuesday nighi between Collegian office and Theta Chi. Phone 4702. Ed Noyes. REWARD! GLASSES in' red case between Atherton and the movies Monday. Des peratel Return to 42 Atherton im mediately. New rings, For Christmas • • • STATIONERY • Colors and Plain • Combinations of Note and Regular Paper • Open Stock Papers • Penn State Stationery • Note Paper The ideal gift at $l.OO & up BOOKS Art Books ) “History of Modern Painting” Vol. 1&2 at ... .$12.50 Vol. 3 at $15.00 !) Dartmouth Bible at ....$7.50 They’re sure to please every and any member of the family. PENS & PENCILS .) Penn & Pencil Sets Choice of single color or color combinations 2) Four Colored Pencil . Wrtes in black, blue, green, and red. A joy to own; a thrill to write with. Priced at ... .$4.50 It's the smart Christmas shopper who does his buying at KEELERS Calhaum Theatre Bldg. Since 1926 LOST „ $2.95 up