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10 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1923 At The Metropolitan The Metropalitan Museum has a most interesting and comprehensive course of lectures for this fall and winter. The courses are designed to meet the needs of people interested in various phass of art. Most of thes lectures are free and open to the pub- lic. A series of twenty-one lectures on Sunday afternoons comprises the fol- lowing subjects, all of which are pre- sented by men and women distin- guished in these particular fields: Royal Cortissoz, art editor of the New York Tribune. and the author of many books on art subjects, will give a series of lectures on "The Genius of American Art." The subject of in- Appointments Made Bert Smale's Barber Shop 1073 Gage St. HUBBARD WOODS LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S Hair-Cutting and Bobbing Also Full Line of Cigars Tobacco & Cigarettes A GOOD GRADE OF TOILET WATERS ALWAYS terior decorations in Italy, France, England, and America will be dis- cussed by Charles R. Richards of the Cooper Union, William M. Odom of the New York Sschool of Fine and Ap- plied Design, Francis Lengyon, and Fiske Kimball of the University of Virginia. Another group of these Sun- day lectures will present the subjects of the Louvre, the British Museum, and the Metropeiitan Museum. De- sign in its relation to paintings and architecture, the contribution of art], to the stage, to the city, and to print ing are other suljects which will be presented in this series of Sunday lec- tures. Another series of lectures on Satur- days will deal with the subjects of architecture, sculpture, and painting from early Egyptian times through the Greek,Roman, and Mediaeval periods to the Renaissance in France and Italy. These subjects will be pre- sented by members of the faculties of Princeton, Harvard, Columbia, Smith, and Wellesley, and by members of the staff of the museum. Gallery talks on the collections in the museum will be given on Saturdays and Sundays. Spe- cial classes for teachers and pupils of the grade and high schools are ar- IT'S EASY TO PAY FOR A CHEVROLET OUR WAY Northwestern Motor Co. DR. THORVALD LYNGHOLM OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Announces Full Time Practice at his office in the Aitken Bldg. Hours by Appointment Telephone Winnetka 301 Miss Frances Trapp Announces the Opening =O f= THE FRANCES HAT SHOP February First AITKEN BUILDING ~ ~ HUBBARD WOODS Linden Ave. and Gage St. ranged to correlate with their school |are also given. work. Popular story-hours for children, es for the members of the museum | of the museum. Special lectures on the relation of design to the practical problems of the manufacturers are lectures for the deat. and other cours-|also included in the lecture prograni In Keeping with the Building It Occupies and the Community It Serves The Hearthstone Tea & Candy Shop LOCATED IN THE NEW AITKEN BUILDING Opposite C. & N. W. R. R. STATION - Tel. WINNETKA 1895 VIC J. KILLIAN PLUMBING CONTRACTOR 874 Center St. Telephone Winnetka 1260 DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK WHAT A BUILDING LIKE THE NEW AITKEN BUILDING WOULD BE WITHOUT 4 PLUMBING JOB? : DON'T FORGET YOURS We did the plumbing work in the Aitken Building WE ARE IN BUSINESS IN THE NEW AITKEN BUILDING-- THAT THE PEOPLE OF HUBBARD WOODS MAY TRADE AT HOME IN A HIGH CLASS GROCERY & MARKET-- THAT THEY MAY GET THE BEST PRODUCE AT THE RIGHT PRICES-- THAT THEY MAY BENEFIT BY OUR SERVICE WHICH IS IN STRICT KEEPING WITH THE HIGH QUALITY OF OUR STORE THAT THEY MAY SAVE MONEY AND SAVE TIME-- - TO MAKE HUBBARD WOODS A BETTER PLACE TO LIVE. SPECIAL ALL NEXT WEEK WATCH the Paper for Our Sales---Coming Soon---Quality Goods at Money-Saving Prices.) "SERVICE AND CLEANLINESS' OUR MOTTO Woodland Grocery & Market 1073 GAGE STREET An Unusually Fine Selection of Strictly Fresh Capons, per lb. 30c yo TEEN - TERRE PHONE WINNETKA 78 EN I Tee