The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 11, 1925, Page 7

TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1925. THE SE el I$ DROWNED ( rrus mers A PEKINGESE] pyTY WILL ip AMERICAN GIRL PIN LAKE SWIM ie Washed Off Log, Loses Life North of Madrona FIRE FIGHTING Offers Old Fire Engines to Nearby Towns in Battle H swim, and wh went down t neu a ( HERE'S MORE ABOUT | FOREST FIRES | STARTS ON PAGE ONE J , SS “ae oe ered { HERE’S MORE ABouT |‘ STARTS ON PAGE ONE | wnavtt we. for RESUME SCOTT es. i sccm gp gasltormens es te nd P Inc.) TIMBER BURNING DIVORCE CASE |S set cit"a [A Raa ™ a aoe ac Wife Promises Thrils tor Indiana Insurance Man “;°:.2°%! coos in prom Washington, D. C., Society Is Horseshoe Champion es r. in i a om r Ww tor } Strolls Into Contest and Wins; West Fares|"; i Better at Golf; Sessions Continue Today POU SUS Se cons to pit shoe EC. 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All other makers use stiff wire for the center-ties. 401 separate springs — 142 more than in any other bedspring built—adjust_ noise- to New York Home EW YORI Kg. 11.—(By U, P.) Wants $25 for Auto Damages Homer Dolan, Sues for Injuries | Tourist in Trolley Crash Fi r B wr an widow 1128 W. Seventh ks the city to his when a Sum- ed it on Second aim for $25 ody and new as filed with the council by Dolan, who describes r in your city.” 3 99460) mainspiral of tempered springs steelevire are made cight inches deep for greater resiliency and comfort, Twin stabilizert, Simmons-patented, prevent sidesway and segging. Your beds will alcoays look neat. Ace, the finest open-box spring built “=. gives luxurious lifetime comfort for only lessly to support your , tired body more gently, $ 00 buoyantly, evenly, flexi- = bly. See diagrams below. * Patent Simmons stabilizers prevent side- sway and spreading. An extra heavy top border rod prevents sagging edges. Your beds will always look neat and trim. 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