Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-11-24

If you will answer a few questions
for me in an early issue of The Jour-
nal I will be much obliged.
What will soften and whiten the
hands? Is mercolized wax good for
the complexion?
What can 1 put in my hair to
make it smell sweet? In the winter
time isn't once a month often enough
to wash the hair?
Please give me directions for vamp-
irg, as I am in sad need OF beau.
NV friends and family keep kidding
me about not having a fellow. l am
tolerably handsome and nice. Inc
boys seem to like me all right but
they don't want TO make dates with
me. Why do boys persistently pre-
fer silly little flappers to nice, d1gnl-
fed girls?
Please do not overlook any of these
questions.
l thank you.
Lemon Juice is very good-use one
lemon to a pint Of warm water on
ging to bed. Glycerine, rose water
and carbolic, is another very line
remedy for chapped, red, roughened
hands. Glycerine, rose water equal
parts to three ounces of this mix
ture, about Is drops Of carbolic ACID.
Kinds honey and almond cream
find to be the best. A small bottle
for 35 cents will last for a long time
and it doesn't remain stickya on the
hands. would not advise merco-
Iized wax for the complexion. Mer-
curry is not good for the skin. Pow
dered Orris-root sprinkled in the
hair once or twice a week, then
brushed out with a good, stiff br1s-
tie brush, will perfume the hair, and
keep the oil down considerably. This
is the dried roots of the F1orentlne
Orris, and used as perfume. once
q month is often enough to sham
boo the hair. The answer to the
"camping question" is this: Boys
and men like to be flattered. They
like the girl who can "purr" over
them. They want the "clinging-
vine" type so they may feel their
power of protection. Appealing ways
will simply knock their hearts sky
high. The clinging, cuddly woman
will make a weakened spineless
ielly-fish of man feel like "Her-
cules." No man admires the type
Of woman who can saw wood, break
rock and run a steam boiler, II she
is as beautiful as a poets dream.
No, sir, he wants the woman who
will call him her great big man.
and all that. If you want to win a
man be scarey, be afraid Of a mouse.
wear curly hair, cute little hats,
and lean on hin-make him feel you
are depending upon him. Let
t'hin1" be the "whole show" three
ring circus and all. cts awful,
know, but the qeustion is: sis he
worth it or isn't he?"
You help so many people with
the little puzzles Of every day life,
so am coming to you for help,
but not about boys. You really
can't realize how we appreciate
your advice. I want to get in touch
with some one or some pet store or
buyer Of pet stock, as have several
beautiful white Dutch rabbits and
some purebred Belgian hares, which
I want to sell at a reasonable price
right away, and could you give me
the address of some one who has
poodle dogs for sale? Thanks. Hope
YOU all of the success through life
YOU deserve and, of course, that is a
whole lot.
MISS ANNIE ALLEN.
Why don't you write to the South
ern Pet Stock Dealers, 81 South
Broad street, Atlanta, in regard to
selling your stock? They purchase
pet stock from private individuals
and now is the time for you to sell
yours, for they have many requests
for such things about Christmas
time. These are about the only
people in Atlanta who deal in this
line of business on large scale. l
hope you are successful. G. II.
Davis, Homestead Kennels, Column
biaville (near Hudson), New York,
has quality dogs of every breed for
sale. Puppies are his speciality. You
may be able to get a poodle puppy
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