Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-08-11

1 need some help which I am sure
you can give. 1t is not about girls
however, and as your space in The
Journal is devoted mostly to love
problems, L do not wish to bother
you any more than is necessary. My
ambition is to become an artist. !
am so far advanced already that I
am sure it would not take me very
long to finish. But what is trou-
bling me now is this: I write with
my left hand and it becomes just as
natural for me to use brush with
unnatural for me to hold a palette
in my right hand. Do you think 1
can make a success? Also did you
ever hear of left-handed artist?
Where can I procure high-grade oil
color outfit, also palette and brush
es? Please answer as soon as pos
sible. 1 ''pre-thank' you.
Ny space in The Journal is
to give help" or aid, in any di-
rection whatever, it may be,
with all the good feeling Of fell
lowship and kindness of which
am capable of bestowing.
other problem, which confronts
the boys and girls, men and
women, who subscribe to the
Tri-Weekly Journal.
had a relative, an artist, he
was of repute. He was left
handed. He won fame painting
pastoral scenes. His left-handed
est. No one knew the differ
ence + shall acknowledge that
I, too, am left-handed. I am
decidedly so. Frankly, it has
never bothered me, in the least:
L can draw quite we'll, too, and
it doesn't bother me. You are
all right, and YOU can learn TO
to your job. The holding of
the palette is of no significance
if the work is we'll done. You
can procure a high-grade oil
color outfit by writing to Mrs.
William Lycett, 159 Peachtree
street, Atlanta. Her studio car
ries all art supplies. Also the
tree street, Atlanta, carry art
supplies.
am coming to you for advice, but
not about love. A few weeks ago ,yoC
had the address of millinery schoo
in The Journal. I lost it through
mistake. 1 will appreciate it very
much if you will give me the ad
WV JESSIE NJ. B.
The New York Millinery
School," 249 Peachtree Arcade,
ATLANTA, claim they can teach one
to become a millinery in four to
six weeks. Write to Miss Sey-
q mour, manager and director.
u They will help you secure po-
sition. You may write to this
lady and find out what it costs
for a course in millinery.
am coming to you for advice
but not abotu love- Il want to know
If any one can press a plush Goa
successfully. Mine has hung so Ions
till it is badly out of shape. an
anxious to know what to do with 1t
Thanking you very much:
SUNNY JANE.
I wouldn't advise you to press
a plush coat. The best way to
get the wrinkles out of it is to
steam it. You can do this well,
if you happen to have bath
room with the hot water spivot.
If you haven't this convenience ,
take a tub filled with boiling
water place it in a closed ROOM.
windows down tightly, closed
doors, which the air cannot come
through, hang the coat over the
tub, just escaping the wdter-
pin a sheet or two over the coat
tent fashion and around the tub,
let it hang there until the water
gets cool. if more water is need
ed do this several times until
YOU see the maps of the plush
stand up, then brush well with
a good clothes brush and hang
the coat out to air. This is the
method the dry cleaners" use.
Try it and see if it doesn't work,
out o. k.