HARVARD MEN.- Ducharme's barber shop is the only one reserved for your patronage in Cambridge. For years with Young's Hotel. Now post office block. At popular prices. Bring your razors for sharpening, etc. 2-tf

TYPEWRITING, Weaver 44 College House.BOXING.- Do you want to take boxing lessons? If so there is no better man than Wm. S. Gordon, who has been appointed instructor at the Gymnasium. Lessons at Gymnasium or at rooms. Wm. S. Gordon, 74 Boylston street, Boston. 27tf

STUDENTS who ride Bicycles and wish their wheels put in good shape before the season opens up would do well to bring them in now, or send a postal, or leave word and we will call and get the machine and deliver. First class work. 15 years in the Bicycle business. Agent for the Dayton, White, Eagle, Featherstone, Harvard Crimson, and Harvard Special Bicycles.

NEWMAN THE SHOEMAN, 1288 Mass. Ave.All business of the Harvard Cycle Co. transacted here.

STUDENTS.- Buy and Sell your College Text Books at the Harvard Book Store, 33 Brattle St. 1tf

THE college men who have not received the Newell Calendar may have one by calling at Pach's Studio. 25 5

INSURE your furniture, books, clothing, etc., through Hill, Dean and Co., 27 State street, Boston. Average rates 75 cents on $100 for one year. 22 tf

GEORGE T. MOFFATT is the only shorthand stenographer in Cambridge that makes a specialty of students' work. He pays special attention to typewriting Themes, Theses, Forensics and Briefs. Low rates for Dictation. Crimson office.

UNDER the auspices of the Universal Brotherhood and the London Wagner Society, Mrs. Alice Leighton Cleather and Mr. Basil Crump, from the London Wagner Society, will give a mystical interpretation of the principal works of Richard Wagner, Illustrated by music and stereopticon views, at Steinert Hall, Monday, March 21, at 8.15 p. m. Reserved Seats 75 and 50 cents. On sale at Messrs. Steinert and Sons. 25 4

To Harvard men, who would not object to add a little to their means, to sell on commission two of the most popular and racy wheels on the market. Address, by mail, M. L. J., Harvard Crimson.