For nobby, stylish flannel suits, cloth hats and general gymnasium goods, go to the Harvard Furnishing Store, 436 Harvard street, next door to Leavitt and Peirce's. Allowance made by the Co-operative Society.

The Harvard Furnishing Store is receiving large orders for lawn tennis suits from the new flannel it has received. 436 Harvard street.

Notice.-Ant person who intends to draw for room No. 11 Matthews, will confer a great favor by immediately calling upon or notifying the present occupants.

Tutor in freshman Mathematics, especially Algebra, by one who has had a four year's experience. Thos. C. Bachelder, '83.

Instruction in Benn Pitman's shorthand as used by expert stenoyraphers; full course completed in five weeks or upwards, according to the time devoted to it. A thorough knowledge guaranteed. Frank G. Drake, verbatom reporter, 9 Brattle square, Cambridge.

Wanted-A club of students can be accommodated with board at No. 6 Garden street. Mrs. S. Spyvec.

For sale-A fifty-inch Expert Columbia bicycle, full nickel, ball-bearings on front and rear wheels, together with lamp, chronometer and bell. For further information apply at 26 College House.

For tutoring in Freshman Algebra and German apply to E. D. Marsh, Thayer 28. Refers to Mr. Lutz.

Mr. H. L. Hurlbut, tailor, 125 Tremont street, has received his selection of spring woolens. Harvard students are invited to make an examination.

For nobby stylish boots and shoes go to H. H. Tuttle and Co., they are the agents of the Co-operative Society.