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a RRR 4 ~~ ww c s WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1924 -._ DR. E. B. SOPER AGAIN ADDRESSES MEN'S CLASS Dr. Edmund B. Soper, professor of the History of Religion-at Northwest- ern university, has been secured for a return lecture before the Winnetka Sun- day Morning Men's class tomorrow morning at 9:30 o'clock in Community House. In a lecture, a few weeks ago, en- titled, "How Shall. We, Think of God?", Dr. Soper made a distinct impression upon his audience and it was the unani- mous request of the class members that every effort be put forth to have the noted authority give the near "future. i This .Sunday, Dr. Soper, will discuss the subject, "How Shal We Think of' Christ ?" .* 'eds i Dr. Soper has traveled extensively in foreign 'lands, experiencing prolonged $ojourns in Japan and: India, -and his utterances are based upon a thorough i) practical knowledge of his subject. e is: constantly in demand for lec- tures and the Men's class is especially favored in having him return for 'an- other discussion of the current class theme. © Every man in Winnetka is idvited to' attend Sunday's discussion and to enter into the membership of the' class. 'The sessions are non-sectarian and subjects are considered from a liberal and prac- tical point of view with' 'the purposé in mind of studying Bible teachings .in the light of modern economic and 'soéial standards. Friar Says He's a Big Man; Judge Calls Bluff © Ben Friar was not the most agree- able fellow when he was. arrested on charges of intoxication and disorderly conduct. Facing Magistrate C. T. Northrop, he exalted one Ben Friar to the very utmost heights, much to the discomforture of .magistrate and court attendants. Now, Friar is showing the guards at Bridewell what a remarkable fellow he is. He has to work out a fine of $225 and costs, the stiffest fine assessed on the north shore this year. Skokie School Arranges Spooky Hallowe'en Fete 3 Fun, surprises and high class enter- tainment are promised the pupils of the Skokie school at the Hallowe'en party to be held Friday, October 31 t the school building. Special stunts and acts are in re- iearsal for "the affair and the stu- dents' council, which is in charge of he party is secretly planning some air raising" events designed to outdo the entertainments of other years. FACULTY HOLDS DINNER - The Skokie school 'faculty will hold a dinner and meeting at the school Tuesday evening, October 28. The purpose of this gathering is to have the older teachers become 'L ter acquainted with the new instructors. Similar "get-togethers" are being held in 'all the schools in Winnetka. is 3 er i © inthe air ? pu |. \ a Vy Why --because the earth has absorbed a supply of heat from the sun. The farther one goes away from this heat, the colder the air be- comes. How balmy the feeling of ; Glycerin and Lwietest Rose Water when icy winds bite into the skin and leave it chapped and sore! Puretest Glycerin and Rose Water is not only wonderfully soothing en chapped hands and face, but a delightful lotion after shaving. Delicately fragrant with rose bouquet. One of 200 Puretest prepara- tions. Every item the best that skill and conscience can produce. ADAMS PHARMACY Elm and Linden Winnetka 2 77 Rexall Drag store another lecture in Local Banks Show Steady Growth in Their Deposits Winnetka's twé banking houses have combined aggregate deposits well in excess of $2,250,000, according to the official reports of condition of the banks 'published in last week's issue of WINNETKA TALK. The Winnetka Trust and "Savings Bank approaches $1,200,000 in: total deposits, while the Winnetka - State 'Bank shows total deposits of $1,091, 109.36. "Total resources of 'the Winnetka State Bank are given as $1,203,760.15 'and total deposits of $1,091,109.36. At the Winnetka Trust and Sav- ings Bank the total resources show $1,239,453.66 and the total deposits are $1,181,273.22. Winnetka State Bank deposits show an increase of $224,433.24 since the report of January 1924; while those of the Winnetka Trust and Savings Bank show an increase of $198,385.29 over the January 1924 re- port. : The indicated wholesome growth of the banking houses bespeaks the in- terest and utmost confidence of the community in its own financial insti- tutions, declared a local business mat in commenting. on the recent bank statements. A Masonic Lodge in Special Meeting Tuesday Evening The Winnetka Masonic lodge, No. 1078, will hold a special meeting Tues- day evening, October 28, for work in the third degree. Play in the Masonic billiard tourna- 'ment will begin Wednesday of next week. All members of the lodge are eligible to participate and it is re- ported that a large entry list has been compiled Two Police Officers Get Council $100 Hero Award The $100 bonus offer to members of the police department as an award for conspicuous services on duty was re- newed at the meeting of the Village council. Two members of the Winnetka police force have earned the bonus, it was announced at the council session. They were Sergeant John Iverson and Officer Christ Johanneson, who engaged in a duel with burglars last spring. The present award offer holds good until March 1, 1925. ind SMART APPAREL Ho | A SPECIAL SELLING OF LUXURIOUS oats °6 FOUNTAIN SQUARE 30 Jy 1 ZZ my rinizess GNED AND TAILORED BY . and Winter. Style No. 194 A very new silhouette in Velvalaine with a sug- gested flare in the skirt. Bay seal or Beaverette is used for the collar, cuffs and edging. Lined with soft crepe. Style No. 7237 Supple grace accommo- dates itself to the whim of fashion in this lovely Furlaine coat. The bias side inserts keep the sil- houette slender and add a distinctive note. Trimmed in Ringtail Opossum, and silk lined. ERHAPS you have delayed buying your winter Coat until the cool, crisp days of late Autumn have warned you that winter is no longer far away, but close upon your heels. If so, you will welcome this timely showing of cloth and fur-trimmed winter wraps which unite style, beauty, and comfort with excel- lent value. Whether they achieve their smartness by the new cape-back or muff.- sleeve effects, whether it is due to pleating, braid or luxurious fur trimming, certain it is that these new coats are invariably correct, smart and becoming. The newest fabrics--including the popular suede cloth, velvalaine, block lustro- sa and cut velgallia--are to be found in this group in the rich, new colorings of Fall Style No. 1259 This very successful coat is typical of the smartest Fall tendencies in its gracious use of side trimming and Ringtail Opossum fur. It comes in Chamovette or Velgal- lia, with crepe lining. Lovely New Dresses at $24.50 and $39.50 Also on ike second floor Style No. 193 Coats, which smart wo- rien wear this season, in- variably have straight lines. So, too, this Vel- valaine coat with its sim- ulated flounce and effec- tive Bay Seal collar and cuffs, It is crepe lined. y ee ----