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Every age of woman has a color elaatrifieation and her attire should be chosen in conformity with tr" set schedule, according to Jane Warren Wells, fashion expert of' Farm & Fireside; . C" _ Every Age. of WomiuC- Has Color Which Is Appropriate, Is Claim " Sixteenth to twenty-6fth year: Tones and hues, pastels and tints " First year-E White. Second, third and fourth years: Deep pastels. Fifth to twelfth year :' Vivid hues. Twelfth to sixteenth year: Tones and contrast in hues. _ The following outline is given us suiting colors to all ages from baby- Weknow what type. of. tirejs best for T _ yqui' car-and we know how to apply it and service it tkfthat you get maximum mileage. nsx EfoA HEAVY-LA La. anced 6-ply balloon tire, built to the highest standards known to the tire industry. . THE PRESS This expert service can cut your tire costs, yet you pay noth- ' T i-S-.'" -. ( ing extra for lit. Our 'HEAVY-LA La. Fisks gre sold at stand- balloon tire, built ard price.s,and guaran- tttandards known teed to give. you top- iustry. . .- ' notch service. Fdrtvuitth to 'siity-futh year: Dark blue and subtle, subdued tones of . green, brown and red. Thirty-fifth Black or ivory decoration. the taxman and personal prgfercnoe dictate. 'rwe'ntsetitth"" to thirtvuitth year. Tones for daytime; hues for evening. Practically no decoration. to forty-fifth year: is distinctive. Subtle Let your next tire be a Fisk, and buy it from us. FISK RUGGED AUAXNtrb-. The finest tire ever made, giv- ing the utmost in safe traction; good looks, and long life. A re- markable value. Glencoe Phone 6 After twentieth year: Soft pastel tones V and tints spch as towns”; gray-blues, delicate pinks and pink, tinted Iavendara, with tietsh colored trimmings, especially of lace, net and chiffon. -- . 'N' One difference between Main Street and Broadway is that on Broadway there are more lights and more suck- ers. - . . A All-Cords _ Thursday, July 26, 1929 Litroduged by ’Flagg, Moro, dates of, elect: _ sd that there elections afte bered years. _ bills is to e1 tions at a tin terested in pri tions for pres bfheers.. The boys nowadays, 1 nem to (at The women political news wasn’t that t stores is so " New Law d to cu Dal Sleeping S _ Fatal Atter ftsttitis frequently " sickness for 1 Burrough, chi Lakes and Cl naval district, week in the th init hospital, Sun. _ The last t' ronghs, who unconscious , that he had g brief periods. It was hee taches to feed ways during 1 7 “Why didn' Sayles. inquire Burrough , state Sept. 24 Great Lakes Funeral sel station Mom o'eloek and ti ied to the Na Thursday, l ut “I was goin up the next what unexpec Gabe! Was 1 experience am Park a short . Without, wa sweater Sayk to the assist man. He rel Was sinking a ceeded in dr: pier. ' . Highland 1 Has Nan Waukeg Go.bol letpe from the trout at four o'eloel The water at .deep. It wm that he could was sitting on bol was in di ing about "G, water.. Lewis Gobo Highland Put] to the alertn “Hap" Sayles, at the Wauke House bills Na