GET" IN THE EASTER PARADE Even if you don't wear the new Spring suit on Easter day, it's a source of satisfaction to know that yon have it and could wear it if you choose. Choose Stein-Bloch The STEIN-BLOCH Spring patterns are ex- clusive and unrivaled in beauty. The STEIN-BLOCH tailors have een in the STEIN-BLOCH employ for mnty years. They have raised tailoring from a trade to a fine art. The STEIN-BLOCH style is the last word of the great style centers of the world. These are reasons why STEIN-BLOCH Clothes fit and suit the individuality of the wearer. Came to us and try on one for Easter. Pearl Grey Hats in all the new models. Lindonschiitt, Apfel & CO. SPRING FURNISHINGS SPECIAL NOTICE TO STUDENTS Weave seuredthe ageny fo College Caps and Gowns FOR DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS W W E would suggest that you leave your orders and meaur emenlts Sbefore April 1st to insure the Ipromplt delisery of gassent. These Caps and Gowns are only made to your order, samples of many varieties here for patrons inspection. The newest effects in Manhattan Shirt sNekweaGlvs Hlosiery, Novelty Handkerchiefs, Spring weight Undewaas SPRING HEADWEAR All the new shapes and shades in the bet makes KNOX, STETSON and BEACON Don't fail to see Reule, onlin & Iiegels sit-al $1111) hat. Reule, Conlin & Fiegel 200-202 S. Main St. Go to Major's To buy Wall-paper and Paint. Being manufacturers o paint we can save you from 25 to 401o We sll diret to the cow-uer, tere fore these low prices: in 5 gallon lts or ovr, K1.5i per gallon. Single gallon, $1.2, half gallon 65e, quart l5ce C. H. MAJOR ft CO. Meaufactrers of High-Grade Paints 2113 h. Washington St. i Pi M tGA tAtt UNIVERSITY NOTICES , -. -. . " I WHITNEY THEATRE -.'S.i.4iKV yv.-_r ,._ . .r:': ..--,. --v-..... .:gf' .-..~i iTTWC3 1 ':JN=- . v-'Mrww.= t:.wan:e:\ eW.ur i". . . 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Ic mats ha.em X" i sWh, tw e r tkigabuitttly Iyestertay adsl ie told ss itn(- stht s tebodys ld htt iimtat hlets1t mtads it. I itt t i dtns't he? I spsetsss' hechselsethorrd grintdlitsttat. W hlt!ttX-011 ittss' tfoolig!1t-h-hsei, it "1Isi Iss IItmale tPhi B titiKapp ?'' attt the ''phone ttiry tshietdfrmthle i- bra tis crsed Stes eps assoie hilt'sit tsto 5ol? jist Igo aheadt-asd n,.tes tiss-ss ssitst Goo IL lisatte lorsen-se, 9 I. iims.ss $'ttoIer seel. ss9-is. All Eastr sale Illsbehld y tes Laies oft St.I Xndrsews Curih, Satr day, Marcht26, intH1RR1181 A,.l 1.5 -sftsr is tos .sssss erred -ti st, andsl noveslts wsil 1t-e sld. 'T'lUtiliy ab t afetusre. -2212t-124 MORRILL Q~ CO. TY PEWRITING TypetingttssuSuptlss TY PEWRITERS MOE'S BARBIER SHOP 705 North University Ave. O. A. MOE. Monday, Mar. Positively the Best of the' Season:2 Henry W. Savage Ofters a Musical Romance of Stageland The Love Cure 1 I l WITH CHAS. J. ROSS and ELCIE BOWEN 100 Others and the Special Grand Operatic "Love Cure' Orchestra of 25 Supebrly Staged Splendidly Sung Music by Edmund Eysler. Book by Olver Herftord. PRICES Balcony-1st 4 ROWS ----$1.50 Boxes-------------------$2.00 Next 4 Rows-------------- $1.00 Ist 13 Rows-------------- $2.00 Balance Balcony-------z5c Last.8 Rows~ ------$1.50 Gallery-------------------50c SEAT SALE NOW OPEN Hotel Cumberland S. W. Cor. Broadway. at 54th St.. Oer5ti StI. Subwa y andts53d1St. Fletetd. NEW YORK KEPT BY A COLLEGE MAN College Men Always Welcome Special Perms for College Teams Ideal Location. Near Theatres, Shops and Central Park New, Modern, Absolutely Fireproof Transient Rates, $2.50, with Bath, and Up. All Outside Rooms. Send tor Booklet. I I VNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF Harry P. Stlmson, formerly with Hotel Inmperial. R.. J. Blni jha.mr., formierly with Hotel XWoodward I SECOoNSEMESTER Granger's School of Dancing Join nuw. Ciasses tor Lasies anti tuttlemen, TuessdaysansiTitersdaisv eis stu s o'eluet. toeparicuel ars call at Aeadem yetrphoune 246. I . .: i CHARLIES' BARBER SHOP ST. JAMES HOTEL BARBER SHOP Under Hluston Billiard Parlors OpisositieElecetric Watintg Rooem (Formiserly wtit arry & Charlies) GEO. V. STOLL1, Prxoprfetor I' Caps and Gowns For- All Departments t 'tComplete ineo ample 1hrdfo yor inpecio " ~Special rental price of $2.00 MACK & CO. r r. 1 f HELLO! Yes this is He. No I won't be around to get a suit made this Spring. I bought a Clever Clothes Suit at Wad- hams & Co. last fall and am going back. It cured me of Tailor- ites. Spring Hlats and Caps. Always the right thing at the right time. Wadhams & Co. FAMILY BJOJTHEATRE Thuraday, rIday, Saturday Jack -MEND AND MEND -aJosie A NIFTY SINGING AND DANCING TEAM 5 ACTS OF QUALITY 5 Watch tar eur big Easter M'ionday Show m 1 I ALWAYS AHEAD IN STYLES MILWA tD, THE TAILOR THlE BEST OF EVERY THlING I~N TAILORING