The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 17, 1925, Page 7

Cee eee | TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1925. SESEESSSEHESEHESESEEFEHOOSOEE DOOD OOS SEPEPEFESEEEDEEEOE+ESE>E>EEEEEEEO EY Why do Americans“burn out” and ® die sooner than other nations? In the “prime of life,” between the ages of 30 and 45, more Amer- icans in every thousand sicken and die than in eight other leading white nations. Government cen- sus bureau figures for the period just before the war prove this, Why? Physicians blame the speed and nervous strain of American life, coupled with lack of deep, unbroken sleep. Nothing else will repair wear and tear on brain and body, keep you young and fit. Turn back the covers tonight and see what youaresleeping on, Com- pare it with Simmons springsand mattresses. Styles for every taste, at the lowest prices clean, new bed- ding can be bought for. But be sure to find the Simmons label. ! Whatisthereason? Weearn more and spend more. Eat better food. 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Do this to- night if you feel chilly. it is a real pleasure to record these incidents, and it is a real pleasure to record the fact—that the beat glasses can be bought here on the casiest pay- best lemonade. ‘They are ments. practically seedless, tart and heavy with acid juice, Buy them at any first-class store. Try the “hot lemonade way” tonighh "Taylor will not obligate you in any way, show that you need glassessyou may fl small weekly or monthly with Hut if an examination phould A conference | California lemons make the | | Dr, | | get the amoun best here an@ pay for them in that will met be missed BURNETT BROS. 909 Second Ave. Which Is Between Madison and Marion Streets