BUY one of the Football Calendars at once; they will not be on sale after this week.

TUTORING in History 1, 10.

C. E. WHITMORE, JR., 12 Hollis Hall.83 tf

HISTORY 1, 9, 10, 12. Latin 10, Government 1, Fine Arts 3, Semitic 12, Philosophy 5. Tutoring.

WILLIAM W. NOLEN, 2 Manter Hall.tf

TYPEWRITTEN notes of lectures in Econ. 1. Price $2.00.

Divinity House 4, E. B. PERRY.95 5t

TUTORING.- English, A, B, 2, 11; Physics, 1-5; Chemistry, A, B, 1, 2a, 2; Mathematics, A to F. Applications by mail.

F. L. MEREDITH, B. S., 8 Ellery St., Cambridge. tfPROF. C. G. JEFFERSON of New York, champion heavy weight lifter of the world, is exhibiting at Thurston's the celebrated McFadden system of physical training. Mr. Jefferson may be seen daily between 10 a. m. and 9 p. m. 92 tf

ALL graduates of '94 and '95 who have not yet received copies of the Portfolio for '94 or '95 may receive them by writing W. B. Wolffe.

A shoe made on a Crawford Last feels better, wears better, looks better and keeps its shape better than any other shoe.

CALENDARS FOR 1896.- Size 11x14 in., envelope to fit. Beautiful picture of the Harvard Football Team, large engraved calendar pad. Very neat. Price 25 cts. For sale at Leavitt and Peirce's, Thurston's, Amee Bros.'s, and the Cooperative.

TUTORING in Greek and Latin, German A and B, and Spanish 1.

W. M. CANNON, A.M., 18 Sumner street.93 5t

TUTORING.- History 1, 10; Economics 1; Government and Law 1; and Geology 4. Maps in History 1, 10.

C. A. ROSS '96, 6 College House.88 20t

The leading feature in the Crawford Shoe-it fits the average human foot as good as a shoe made to order.

DANCING CLASSES. Mrs. L. J. Chandler's class opens as follows: Cambridgeport, Odd Fellows Hall, Tuesdays, 8 p. m. Residence, corner Mass. Ave. and Inman st. Private lessons by appointment.

The Crawford Shoe leads in style and has a custom made look about it which other makers try to imitate without succeeding.

AT THE CASTLE SQUARE THEATRE, on Tuesday evening, Jan. 28, occurs the 300th Night Festival Performance-an occasion when Mr. Rose will present his company in a unique style of entertainment. Selections from the favorite operas, chosen by ballot, will be given. The voting has now been in progress some weeks and the result will be announced on Wednesday evening of the present week. The curtain will not fall until the end of the performance, there being no intermissions

Much interest and a steady demand for seats at the box office shows that the public have in mind the Gilbert and Sullivan season which is to follow "Il Trovatore." All these favorite operas will be given with accompanying Castle Square productions, and a wealth of detail in costumes and stage sittings.

Let any man who thinks a shoe as good as the one he is wearing cannot be sold for $6.00, $5.00 or even $4.00, examine the Crawford-sold only at Crawford Shoe Stores.