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IIJflTEBSITT MISSOUEIAX, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 191-
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Pleasure and Comfort
in Shaving Demand At
tention in the Selec
tion of Your Razor
and that selection must be made on the
quality of material embodied in that razor rather than
on the appearance of the article for mere beauty in
cutlery counts for little.
Our razors have perfect blades that glide over your
face leaving behind them a path of velvety, cool
smoothness. We have them in the famous
"Catarangus" brand of straight blades, or safeties in
"Gillett," "Auto-Strop," "Enders"and "Durham-Duplex" makes
CHAS. MATTHEWS. HDW CO.
Phone 147 808 Broadway
NEW DRILL GROUND
GOES A-BEGGING
Lieut. Farmer Doesn't Care
for Plot Laid out by
H. F. Major.
OBJECTS TO THE SIZE
Not Enough Room on old
Tennis Courts, Com
mandant says.
The Southw.est's Greatest College University of Missouri.
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The Southwest's Greatest Store EMERY, BIRD THAYER CO.
Human Interest" of a Great
Store.
Aside from the handling of merchandise, there are many interesting functions and factsHconnected
with the "running" of a great plant. Whether you are interested in new fall merchandisee or not,
here are some facts the "layman" sometimes likes to know.
The Emery. Illrd. Thayer Company reipiire from
1.400 to il(K) employees, ai-cordlng to the different sea
sons of the year.
The amide extends around three sides of the liulld
lnc Z&! feet lonj; and 7 feet wide.
The display windows fare on three thoroughfares
Walnut and Eleventh streets and Grand Avenue &J."J10
square feet of plate glass.
There are approximately 70,(100 square feet of Wilton
carpet used on the floors In helling sections.
It Is estimated that on hpeclal days and In the holiday
season the number of visitors average nearly 100,000
dally.
There are on the retail premises 12 elevators of all
kinds.
The Imlldings are protected from fire by 0,300 auto
matic sprinklers. Inside and out and the store main
tains Its own lire department, comprised of memliers of
the large force of employees.
The Emergency Hospital Kooins are on the seventh
floor In charge of a graduate nurse.
in e.ich floor by the south elevator there's a drinking
fountain double filtered refrigerated and pure water.
YOU ARE NO FARTHER A WA Y FROM THIS STORE THAN THE NEAREST LETTER BOX.
KANSAS CITY. MO.
Outfitters to every member of the family and Furnishers complete of the home.
The new parade ground being made
east of Academic Hall probably will
not be used by the cadets, according
to Lieutenant Ellery Farmer, com
mandant of cadets. The place was
prepared during the summer by H. F.
Major, superintendent of grounds, for
the use of the Military School for drill,
but the quadrangle will still be used
for that purpose.
"I do not know anything about when
the parade grounds will be finished,"
said Lieutenant Farmer yesterday.
"That is entirely in the hands of Mr.
Major and I have nothing to do with
it. 1 don't know what the placed will
be used for, but this department will
not use the grounds.
"There is not enough room there to
drill two batallions; in fact, we have
not enough room on the quadrangle."
Mr. Major planned last spring to
prepare a new drill ground for the
cadets in order that the quadrangle
might not have to be used. Four ten
nis courts east of Academic Hall were
plowed up and a large rectangle lev
eled off. A cinder walk about eight
feet wide has been built on the east
side of the grounds for the formation
o; the companies. The ground is still
rough and probably will have to be
rolled before it can be used for drill.
OX THE ATHLETIC COMMITTEE
Illinois Students meet at
7:30 tonight at Y. M. C. A.
In a hurry for
Your pictures?
We'll develop, print and finish your films
or negatives by 6 o'clock tomorrow (any tomorrow).
A 24-hour service is given by us. Bring in your
work before 6 o'clock and we'll have is finishEd" by the next 6
o'clock p. m.
Ours is a trade that Service made.
'fteJIltMOiiri Sloe
Just Off the Campus on Ninth.
DAILY
Virginia Bldg.
TRACK PROSPECTS ARE BRIGHT
Captain Nicholson Talks of M. U.'s
Chances This Tear.
"The prospects for a winning track
Two members are ap-,team this year are pood; we ought to
Star Theatre To-flight
2--ACTS--2
MAURIS Sr HWDALL
Rural Comedy Sketch
"50 Miles From Nowhere"
TRYCK BELLJiClE
Cotvedy, Singing, Talking, Musical Novelty
Are
They
More
Expensive?
Phornit
GuaranTed
Silt Hose
There are still a few persons who
actually believe tailored clothes
are extravagant.
And this belief might be reason
able if men bought clothes only for warmth.
But when it pays a man in dollars and cents to
appear well, why isn't it most logical to buy
clothes which fit and look well and cost no
more money.
Only one suit from each pattern at The Fashion Shop
never two suits alike. You choose from the bolts; we
cut and fit it to you, and take every stitch here in our own
work room.
Aik your best-dressed friends who their tailor is.
THE FASHION SHOP
Where Clothes Are Tailored
R. Jt. Ehlnger
lOtl Brjaway
"M"
THEATRE
On th East Side of JUlnth St.
To-Night
The ,
Hirschorns
Alpine
ENTERTAINERS
Vocal and Instrumental
Entire Change of Pic
tures every night.,.
Harry TIdd and George R. Edwards
Are the A'ew Members.
Harry Tidd, a senior in the School
of Engineering, and George R. Ed
wards, in the School of Journalism,
were elected by the senior class last
night to be its representatives on the
Athletic Committee.
This commitee is composed of six
members of the faculty, two alumni,
and two seniors. It has supervision
of athletic affairs and awards letters
to the men who make the teams be
sides passing on the eligibility of all
players. The Board of Curators ap
points the members from the faculty.
They are: Pres. A. Ross Hill, Prof. H.
B. Shaw, Prof. C L. Brewer, Prof. W.
G. Manly, Prof. Isador Loeb, and War
ren Roberts,
pointed by the alumni. They are Prof. I win the Missouri Valley Conference
B. F. Hoffman and Hiram Phillips, of championship again and place in the
St. Louis, manager of the first football Western Conference championship."
team that the University of Missouri' In these words John P. Nicholson,
ever had. jone of Missouri's star athletes and
The Athletic Committee will have ' captain of this year's track team, gave
its second meeting of the year tonight. ' his opinion of this year's team. Seven
I of last year's men, Kirksey, Thatcher,
I THE PULITZER SCHOOL 0PE.S HutseH. Wickham, Knoble. Breckner,
. . I Moss and possibly Shockley will be.
Address by President Butler of Colum- back on the team this 'ear- In the
bfa on Journalism. ' freshman ranks there are at least
ithrpp cnnrt mon U'lin VtirtlortT thinbo
The Pultizer School of Journalism , may fom the nuc,eus for a wmnmg-
. ... u.y was opened oi- tram next vean These meQ ch
.H..M.-Jn ."r " .man. a 1uarte- and half-miler; Shep-
,.--... .u.B , .. lMKUll w.uiams. ard a jum er and hurdler and F,oyd
director -of the new school, in Earlin.the pole vanIL
Hall Bishop David H. Greer. Epis- In B1,cakl of ow worfc . the
copal bishop of New York, offered contest for tnc Nationa,
prajr and DrNtcho as Murry Butler, cfcarai)Ionshl neW ,n Pittsburgh re
pres dent of the university made a centl Nich'olson said he
Tserv t- MIer- Sa'd I competition in the high hurdles. His
fiilS Tf i u w, " m the stIonest ""nent is class was
field of journalism. What everv edi-i r,!.-..-., ....,..
It o .u .... ""e"aru OI lne insn-Atnerican Ath-
'"' numtu Hum as u man wiin a
A Large Assortment
of new Fall and Winter woolens, em
bracing the most" -favored tones and
weaves, has just arrived from our
Chicago tailors,
Ed. V. Price & Co.
If you'll make an early selection of
style and pattern, and let us take your
correct measure for clothes to be
made by them, we guarantee you
complete satisfaction.
BROTHERS
Phone 736.
jnose for news.' They are still in de
mand; but our school for journalism
will try. whenever a nose for news I
crops up. to make it distinguish be-1
tween a stench and a perfume."
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PUBLIC AUTO SERVICE
At Reasonable Prices.
CALL 96
COLUMBIA AUTO COMPANY
108 S. 9th Street
Partnership Formed.
Dr. H. I. Bragg and Dr. R. M
inson announce to the public that they I new track team
noc luwueu t pannersnip tor thet
practice or dentistry under the firm
name of Bragg & Robinson, with of
fices on the 4th floor of the Guitar
Building, rooms 408-10-12. (adv)
ktic Club. But in the other events
in which he took part the competition
as strong.
Nicholson said he would enter no
more contests until after February 1.
!"I have been constantly training since
Inc. T7nt.H.. . tl . .. .
i.i.-t reuiuur), ne saw, ana I am
tired of it." In the meantime he will
Rob- devote his time to the training of the
A 1-cent stamp on this copy of the
Missourian sent to a friend, may
bring a new student to the University
next year.
Call 53 and subscribe to Missourian
now.
Subscribe now to University Mis
sourian. Phone 55. ,'.
ANNOUNCEMENT
The Virginia Grill is now serving regular
meals by the week for $4.50, If you want
high grade board at a reasonable price, see
me at once.
T. S. GORDON,
Manager
f Where you can eat
your meals and
know that they
have been well
cooked in a clean
sanitary kitchen.
The
Up-to-date
Restaurant
No. ii, N. 8th St.
Just a few steps north
of Broadway.
We Serve Short Orders
Open For Service
SATURDAY
GEERY
The Ninth Street
JEWELER
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Jewelry
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