The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 23, 1918, Page 9

STAR—THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1918, PAGE 9 : REAL AMERICANISM IS SHOWN IN GERARD FILM AT COLISEUM | 5 DO YOUR DOLLAR DUTY— © SELFISH YATES ; 4 C. Gardner Sullivan wrote it—the man who created Hart’s “Hell’s Hinges” and “The Aryan.” Nuff sed! exquisite trousseau- but so Perishable ! “Not at all, it’s just as practical as can be.” “But look at your underwear. So filmy, sodelicate! They won't last any time at all.” “Why, you goose, of course they will, I'll just keep on washing them in Lux.” LUX! It’s the magic word that makes it possible for a woman to have the dainty, delicate garments she has longed for all her life. And to have them for constant wear— not just for very special occasions. Ambassador Gerard Delivers an Ultimatum to Von Jagow, Shewn in “My Four Years in Germany,” at the Coliseum, Lux comes in clear, pure, transparent flakes. 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