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| WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1922 SPICER PPE "IN LECTRE SEES Noted Author, Poet and Scholar Comes to Glencoe Church During Autumn STARTS LECTURE FUN v ---- Would Establish Extension Lecture Bureau A rare treat is in store for the peo- ple of the north shore in a series of four lectures by Louis K. Anspacher on "Epoch Making Views of Life" which will be given October 13, 20, 27 and November 3, at the Glencoe Union church. Mr. Anspacher, it is said, is not only a playwright, poet, student of law, LOUIS K. ANSPACHER ethics and political science, but is a lecturer who gathers his material from all sources and makes his sub- ject, whatever it may be, interesting original and entertaining. The lectures will be given as fol- ijows: "The Great Affirmation"-- Plato and the Greek View of Life, Friday, October 13; "What is Actuality?'-- The Mediaeval View of Life, Friday, October 20; "The Rediscovery of Truth in Beauty,"--The Renaissance View of Life, Friday, October 27; "The World As a Temple Or Process" --The Modern View of Life, Friday, November 3. Anyone who is familiar with Mr. Anspacher's writings "The Unchast- ened Woman," Tristan and Isolde," "The Woman of Impulse," will be in- tensely interested in hearing this ser- ies of four lectures it is stated. It is hoped that there will be sufficient sur- plus from the proceeds of these lectur- es to start a North Shore University Extension Lecture Fund. Tickets may be obtained by sending check to Edward L. Glaser, treasurer, Board of Trade Bldg., Chicago, or at the door on the nights of the lectures. The Patronesses are: Mrs. Arthur Byfield, Mrs. A. Starr Best, Miss Su- san Cahn, Mrs. Samuel Chase, Mrs. Wallace Carr, Mrs. Richard Churchill, Mrs. Morton Cahn, Mrs. Frank Cresap, Mrs. Stanley Clague, Mrs. Henry F. Dickinson, Mrs. John Dole, Mrs. Charl- es Hull Ewing, Mrs. Robert Berry En- nic, Mrs. Chas. A. Eldridge, Mrs. Louis B. Kuppenheimer, Mrs. Nathan Klee, Mrs. A. J. Lichstern, Mrs. Andrew Mac- Leish, Mrs. Bruce Macleish, Mrs. J. Williams Macy, Mrs. Maurice Mande- ville, Mrs. John C. Mannerud, Mrs. Hayes McKinney, Mrs. Samuel New- ton, Mrs. Geo. Pick, Mrs. Frederick Penfield, Mrs. George Pope, Mrs. John T. Pirie, Mrs. Arthur Reynolds, Mrs. John Spry, Mrs. Charles Stonehill, Mrs. J. Harry Selz, Mrs. Henry P. Schumann, Mrs. Harry Swartz, Mrs. J. J. Siddal, Mrs. Modie J. Spiegei, Mrs. Albert Veder, Mrs. Allan Wolf. When Out Sight-Seeing Don't Miss the Knitters You may not have been informed that Winnetka has a real knitting mill and that, daily, some of the finest products of the knitters' art are placed at the disposal of local shoppers. The mill is at the home of Mrs. O. Spegel and Miss A. Sandvall, 545 Provident avenue. The women are in the business of manufacturing all kinds of knit goods, including sweaters, stockings and golfing togs. The machinery employed to produce these articles has been im- ported from Sweden, the home of the knitting industry. Mrs. Spegel's mother, who is 78 years of age, does most of the weav- ing. The garments are fashioned on the machine. Another feature of the business is a shoe department in which the shoe store goes to the customer. Only chil- dren's shoes of very extraordinary quality are handled and fittings are made by appointment at the home of the prospective customer. NEW WINNETKA RESIDENT Erwin Dames, formerly of Windes and Marsh, village engineers, is the new superintendent of public works who recently succeeded George H. Butler in that capacity. Mr. Dames moved to Winnetka from Evanston last Tuesday. MOONSHINE AND CELL . David Palmer, colored, of Evans- ton was arrested Monday of this week by the Winnetka police for disorder- ly conduct. Palmer was kept in the village lock-up until Wednesday morning. Home Planting Trees and Shrubs Everett N ; rrr-- 1 mile south of Everett, 3 miles north of Deerfield, Deerfield Post Office Harold Zeiss, Owner 1004 Harris Trust Bldg. Chicago "REG. US. PAT. OFF. T.G.P. CO BLOMDAHL & SUNDMARK 805 Elm Street Phone 1108 WINNETKA "At ECKART'S'| These warm days and pleasant evenings will not last long. You will have occasion to use your Fireplace soon. We can furnish you with Fireplace Equipment rea- sonably. J. F. ECKART CO. Hardware, Paints, Tools, Cutlery, Glass 736 Elm St. Phone 844 ; Winnetka INSURE YOUR HOME NOW by Installing a ROYAL HEATER For nearly Half a Century our Furnaces and Boilers have protected North Shore homes against the cold of winter. R. C. MELENEY North Shore Agent 20 PROUTY ANNEX Phones 119 and 614-M WINNETKA Lewis A. Vollmann 796 Elm Street, Winnetka Phones 1 and 333 V.7% operate our own de- V. livery trucks--it gives you better service. We carry accounts and give credit to reliable parties. We carry the BEST MEATS money can buy. . What Could Be Better? A trial order will convince you.