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38 · WILME.TTE LIFE , March 25, 1927 ~. Contentment Are yoU contented in Wilmette? You should be, for there is a body of men who have striven to make you contented, to supply · you with comforts and conveniences, good government and civic improvements, good schools and churches, and protection of health aUd home. Forem{)st in their minds has been the thought of YOUR happiness-YOUR well-being. No selfish motive has ··prompted their thought.and action. They have given their tinle and money-often involving .real sacrifice-for the sake of creating and building a co~munitY and industry in which you woUld find Content·m ent and Happiness. ~ ) , · You have before you the brightest, most prosperous future you could wish-and yours is the opportunity to make Wilm~tte ·an even better place in which to live and enjoy life to its fullest-yours t~ opportunity to find perfect Contentment in Wilmette! ~ ~e, the undersigned business and ·professional interests, believe