Wil-METTE LIFE November 15, l'J?9. /'$ 2 00,000 ) $ 2 0 0 I 0 0 0 ('_ '-"' The First Need of Today _ Is SAFETY The present unrest on the stock exchange holds little concern for the prudent investor who follows a conser-vative program of purchasing none but sound securities · whose stability can be judged b,Y first~harid knowledge. This Bank does not advise a suspensio~ of your invest-ment program. It does advocate, as always, a strict adherence to sound bond issues and sound First Mortgages. . . Our Investment Department is ready to cooperate with those ·who value safety and consistent ·income above every other investment consideration. The WILMETTE State BANK A TR·UST ·* COMPANY